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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Meet UnpredictabIe Columbus
St. Mary In Carolian Gym Tilt

Newark ST. Francis, with only
two teams between them and a
clean swipe of the Central Catho-
lie league championship, can clinch
the title next Tunesday when they
meet a hot and cold Columbus ST.
Mary team in the st. Charles gym.
st. Francis rolled past their two
toughest competitors two weeks
ago to hold a one game advantage
on second place springfield Central
Catholic. Saturday night the Green
Wave topped St. Charles 1927 to
put them in the top spot. Going
into the fray both clubs had five
and one loop marks
Newark, leading by only one
point going into the final quar-
ter, pumped II points through the
hoops in the fourth period while
holding the Carolians to only five,
to win going away. Frank Murphy
led the Newark attack with 18
points while his scoring team mate,
Bobby Franks, came through with
seven.
Beat Springfield
Tuesday the Newark five down
ed Springfield 61-58 in an overtime
to give them a seven and one mark.
It was a tight ball game with only
one point separating the teams at
the end of three of the five per-
iods. Springfield led at the quar-
ter 1914 and at the half 1929. st.
Francis grabbed the lead in the
third period and led at the buzzer
47-38. The game was 54-54 tie at
the end. In the overtime Johnny
Gonce, second leading scorer in
|. the Gel with 1877 points, hit a push
shot to hand the Tornadoes the
lead. Bobby Franks came right
back with a field goal and free
throw for Newark. Gonce then add
ed two foul shots, but Frank Muir
phys two charity throws for st.
Francis iced the contest. The re-
serve contest between the two
schools also caused some excite
ment. ST. Francis won that one too,
1886 in a double overtime.
Last Friday saw ST. Francis hand
Somerset Holy Trinity its third
loss IS The Waves won SO TO So.
The win gave Newark q IA and two
record for the season. Bobby
Franks with 20 and Ralph Dsse
with l9 points led shs Wave attack.
AS usual, Martin Walker led Som
ersst with "a.
Earlier in the week Somerset had
beaten Shawnee 1882. Walker add
ed 80 points in this one. Andy Kelly
helped out with 10 points. Somerset
led at the half 31-24.
Rosary Wins
In other Central Catholic League
action last week, Columbus Holy
Family dropped its twelfth straight
game 1892, to Columbus Rosary.
The win was Rosary's second in
league action. Roger Gibson, Cru
sader captain, was out of the game
because of foot injury. His mates,
led by Jerry Conner, had the game
we'll in hand. Rosary led at the
quarter ia and at the half 20-i5.
Bob Franz aided the Crusader
cause with 70 tallies.
In the second Gel game last Fri
day, Springfield Central Catholic
dropped Columbus st. Charles
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
NOtre Dame Teams
Won IO7 Grid Tits
While Under Leahy

NOTRE DAME, IND, Feb. 10
After the 1853 football season,
which saw Notre Dame win nine,
lose none, and tie one, Frank
Leahy, who resigned recently af-
ter coaching the Irish team eleven
years, had a record of 81 victories,
ii defeats and nine ties. This is a
winning percentage of 1888 exclu-
sive of ties.
Leahy also won 20 games and
lost two in two years as coach of
Boston College. Thus. his all-time
coaching record is now LOT vic
tories, 13 defeats, and nine ties.
This is a winning percentage of
.892.
+, During his tenure at Notre
Dame, Leahy won four national
championships, in 1943, 1916, 1947
and 1949.
The Irish mentor had six unde-
feated seasons at Notre Dame,
1941, 1946, 1947. 194s. 1949 and
1858.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

Friday February IL
ST. Agatha vs. St. Catharine at St. Ca
tharine.
ST. Leo vs. St. Ladislaus at st. Stephen.
Tuesday. February rs
immaculate Conception We St. Patrick at
st. Dominic.
Wednesday, February ~
Victory W. St. Catharine ~ Victory.
St Mary Magdalene va ST. LAdislaus at
st. Stephen.
Thursday. February rs
ST. Agatha va Corpus Christi at Heyi Ave.
Friday. February 10
81. Dominic Va St. Leo At st. Dominic.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
Oldest See
Marks Anniversary

PUEBLA DE LOS ANGELES,
MISUNDERSTANDING celebra-
tions were held in this oldest See
in the New World to commemor-
ate the 50th anniversary of its eIe-
vation to the status of an Archdio-
cese.
The See of PuebIa de los Angeles
was erected by Pope Clement VII
in 1925, and was raised to its pres
ent rank by Blessed Pope Plus X in
1908. Among those who attended
the jubilee celebrations was Arch
bishop Guglielmo Piani, Apostolic
Delegate to Mexico. S2-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12

practically out of the championship
running with a 54-27 win at the st.
Charles gym. Bill Johnson, the
loops leading scorer. tossed in %
points for Springfield. 1t gave the
Tornado center a seasons total of
800 points and a league mark of
IT'S.
st. Charles got off to a fast start,
leading 11-2 at one point in the
first period. Johnson came to life
and scored eight points to leave
the Tornadoes only one point be-
hind at the quarter, 1913. Joe En-
dres with IA points and Frank Mum
ply with 10 counters kept the Car
olians in the game all the way un-
til the second half when the
Springfielders started to pull
away Johnny Gonce had 13 for Cen
trail Catholic.
Reiser Hits l9
Columbus Aquinas had "a eight
point lead q the quarter but
couldn't hold II as The Irish drop
ped . $3.50 tilt 10 Columbus Gen.
fral. Ralph ReiseF, second in $eor.
ing in Columbus City League, had
10 points for the evenings work.
New Lexington st. Aloysius
split a pair of games last week.
First they dropped Chauncey-Dov-
er 1864, and then lost to Lancas-
ter 61-58 last Friday at Lancaster.
Mike Allen averaged 29.5 points for
these two games. He pumped in 30
points against Chauncey and added
20 against Lancaster. Harry Fitz-
patrick scored % for st. Mary.
State Joos was second for the
Shamrocks with % while Ted Alb
bott had seven. st. Aloysius held a
two point lead at the third quar-
ter mark Otherwise Lancaster led
most of the way. It was the Sham
rocks fifth win in a row and its
18th in 18 games. st. Aloysius'
record now stands at IL and three.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
LAST WEEKS SCORES
ASSUMPTION LEAGUE

LAST WEEKS SCORES
ASSUMPTION LEAGUE
ST. Catharine A "a, St. Christopher 10
Corpus Christi 36, Sacred Heart rs
PRESENTATION LEAGUE
Holy Family s5. St. Patrick rs
Christ the King 25, Our Lady of Peace "a
AKNUNCIATIoN LEAGUE
st. Mary 25. ST. Augustine e
ST. Ladislaus 3s, st. Cyprian Id
st. Dominic a.. st. John II
VISITATION LEAGUE
Immaculate Conception 80. st. Catharins
b 90
Our Lady Of Victory al, St. Aloysius Il
ST. Mary Magdalene 80. ST. Agatha II
CYO Girls Elementary Standings
EehrunVy a foEA
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
OF c. 7sqs BOWLING LEAGUE

WILMINGTON, Del. - NC) -
Pontificai Requiem Mass was Of
fered in St. Anthony's Church here
for Father Francis E. Fox, 0.S.F.S.,
dean of the School of Engineering
and Architecture at the Catholic
University, who died suddenly at
the age of a. He was an authori-
ty on underwater sound and ultra
sonics.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
cYo SENIOR SCHEDULE FOR
FEBRUARY ID
EmwA rm..~4 n. .qn

Corpus Christi l VS.. Immaculate
Conception
St. Christopher VS.. st Thomas
Corpus Christi ? VS.. ST. John
West Court, 3:l5
Holy Family VS.. st. Leo
st. Catharine VS.. Victory
st. Mary Magdalene VS.. ST. Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-02-12
This Weeks Games
FFiday, February IA

FFldAYs F@pFuaTV iZ
Columbus st. Charles VS.. Colum-
bus Rosary at K. Of c.
Columbus St. Mary VS.. Columbus
Holy Family at Aquinas
Portsmouth East at Portsmouth
Notre Dame
Lancaster st. Mary at Blooming
burg
Cambridge st. Benedict at Som
erset Holy Trinity
New Lexington st. Aloysius at
Chillicothe Catholic Central
townsville at Marion st. Mary
Saturday, February ~
Arlington at Columbus St.
Charles
Newark st. Francis at Jackson.
town
Delaware Willis at Marion st.
Mary
Monday. February Is
Ironton st. Joseph at Ports
mouth Notre Dame
Tuesday, February Is
Newark St. Francis VS.. Colunl-
bus st. Mary at St. Charles
Chillicothe Catholic Central at
Columbus Rosary
Marion St. Mary at Frederick
town
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

of so people sat in small private motion picture
preveW in New York City recently They watched nently
sound slide film entitled The Future America given
its national At the end the 25minute presentations
sitting the Of the turned person
his right This story makes pker he said I've
about future and I've holding
back building home Now I'm going build
The thing that had eased his uncertainty about Americas
future the dramatized story dynamic
the continuing unlimited frontiers
with their overwhelming opportunities for all Americans
Here o In 1858 there 100000
living longer BY population will
ing employment including agriculture
existed in 1889
Although population has had shift Of almost six
million from the since 1910, have the
time increased production higher levels than
before We have so nigh school graduates in
population than 1910 School enrolment oted 100000 last
College enrolment has increased per since 1910
We're making chronological Today only
of the work is manual; per done by
chine We're eating better We're drinking milk
eating 3} and
fish and poultry than the end
World War H. Fortymlon Americans this will
vacations We have entered the Atomic Age and witnessing
miraculous advance in industrial chemistry.
When all the reviewed citizens
astic about the economic potential nation There
big If in the picture These advances
safeguard the basic elements the private
prise and give the freedom and incentives
its life and strength surging forward
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

family independent keystone gasoline dealers
Keones big gallon of
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stop Kpngers fill your Saturday. April
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

Of Cove. Rev. NJ. G. FRANKIE per-
formed the double ring ceremony
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Hartman Mr..
Thomas is the son Of the late Nh,
and Mrs. Erwin Thomas, all Of
Cove.
The altar vases were filled with
snapdragons and carnations
Miss Louise Dillon at the organ
4 played a medley Of hymns as the
bride entered the church. Mrs. Com
nell CLANCY sang A Wedding
Prayer" 20 Perfect Love- and
Whittier Thou Goest."
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a gown
Of white satin and nylon net with
lace Jacket. Her fingertip veil
fell from a halo with seed pearls.
She carried a bouquet Of white
roses and an orchid satin streamer.
Her maid of honor was her twin
sister. Miss Bertha Hartman. She
wore gown of soft pink satin
with nylon net and lace jacket and
matching head piece Of rosebuds,
and carried bouquet of white car
nations.
The brides mother wore navy
blue and corsage of white carna-
tions.
Mr.. Thomas chose as best man
his only brother, Mr. Hubert
Thomas.
Ushers were Fred Bentz and
Homer Reichenbaker.
A reception was held in the
church social room. Refreshments
were served by Mrs Henry Glass,
Mrs. Clarence Glass and Mrs Har-
vey Hartman. A wedding cake was
the centerpiece of the table. The
cake was served by Miss Louise
Dillon.
Mrs. Thomas is a graduate Of
the Accident High school, class of
1913, and at present is a member
of the cafeteria staff at Northern
High school Mr. Thomas is en-
ployed in Garrett county roads
work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

Now men, don't get discouraged
if YOU don't measure up to these
masculine traits-it could be that
you've Just learned the ropes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

| could run to her about my hus-
bands shortcomings and after !
poured out my tale Of woe She
would still love him as much as
ever but would have understand
bug for me too.
ia expect her To say, Il know
just how You fed. he's just like
his dad"
Not having that privilege we
siztcrs-in-law occasionally let out
10 one another and we always con
cludc, Its Just the Hanst in him. "
Well, did get taken back have
been delving into masculine and
feminine behavior and have dis
covered that the things that disturb
me most about my husband are
just the man in him.
\ good half Of the trouble is be
cause | am woman
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08
BLAINE FRIEND STOCKYARD
Accident, Maryland

Market report for April 5, 1854.
Horses: 40 to $50 cwt.
Steers: Good to choice, 21.50 to
23.l0 cwt. medium to good, ITO
to 2l.00 cwt.; common to medium,
l3.10 to 1900 cwt.
Heifers: Good to choice, 1900 to
2O.90 cwt.; medium to good, 1900
to l7.75 cwt.; common to medium,
$40 to 14.75 cwt.
Bulls: 1l.75 to l7.75 cwt.
Cows: Medium to good. 11.f0 to
400 cwt.; Gamers, 500 to 1890
cWt.
Veals: GOOD to choice, 24.00 to
26.75 cwt.; medium to good, 20.00
to 23.75 cwt.; common to medium.
1900 to 1890 cwt.; Gull veals, 1875
down.
Hogs: 26.00 to 2S.25 cwt.
Sows: 24.00 to 26.00 cwt.
Shoats: 1850 to 1875 head.
LeghoIn Hens: bic to pc lb.
Heavy hens: 24c to SOC lb.
Heavy broilers: 21 Zoe to POI &c
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-04-08

The senate killed on a G0-3l
vote a proposal to amend the Con-
stitution to limit treaty powers.
Action apparently ended efforts to
amend constitution this year.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
SALINE. tcontl HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcont.l

WOODsIDE PARK-A completeiy
air-eonditioned home for summer
comfort. Featuring center hall,
large liv. rm. with firepl., guest
size din. rm.. spacious bright kit,
den and bath down; 3 desirable bed
rms. and 2 baths Up. Fun bSmt
containing rec. rm.. maids room
bath and gar. Wide level lot. Price,
S34 500. WOOD CO., I1I5S Ga. ave,
Silver Spring, LO, 4-72O0.
BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms., high fence.
patio, outdoor fireplace. driveway;
$4,000: 4eo loan; sale by owner
32l1 Rosewood rd.. Kensington, Md.
e5si 4RsinDSGsiEwooD RiDGEwooD AvE.-coionia On
brick, center hall. 32-ft. liv. rm
den, powder rm.. din. rIn.. kit.
Shown by appt. only. NELLIE LOWE
CASSEL, AD. 4-211S; ewes. and Sun.
50, ,o50. Glenmont--2-bedrm. bunsa.,
nr. school, 4eo loan. BOGLEY'S,
LO. 5-3434, Lo. 5-0313. La
CLOSE TO Silver Spring. expansible
brick Cape Cod, Clean as a pin.
This home features living room.
and bath 1st. floor. stairs up. full
basement, level fenced lot. Close to
schools and transp., should GI
Priced S13,95O. WOOD Co, Hiss
Ga. ave, Silver Spring. LO. 4-7200
till q Dm
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

SEAT PLEASANT. All 69th pi.-Bis
house on 2. lots 6 rooms . Kitchens,
large porch OWNER. OIL. 4-3557
or during weekdays, EN- 2-73QS.
lis
CLOSE-IN Sc. AREA--Like-new s.
rm. brick, semidet.; full bsmt. An
chor-fenced yard. Conv. Boiling
Field. also busline. shopping. SS7.50
mo. JU. e-0424, JU. 5-7674. -12
CAPITOL HILI--5-rm. brick, auto
matte gas heat; $50. Ii. 7-72T0.
Mr.. SHIRLEY HWY. AND SENTIN.
AIRY RD.--I0 min. from Pentagon,
attrac. 2-bedrm. rambler, "a baths
is-acre lot; Sl00. XII. 9-5733.
TAKOdA PARK---Large newly dec
house on shaded. level lot; bed
rms. storage attic. det. garage; neal
essentials. CURTIS. Broker. lU
HOUSES AVAILABLE - d. c.. Md
S95 to SI4O. ERNEST II. LUNG
DI. Ss222l. 10. S-4363. la
Evening star., 1954-04-12

ARL.. Dominion Hills, cir Lar
rimore--3-bedrm brick: rec. rm.;
newly decor; mr.. schools; S135. Va
cant. open daily. JE. 2-534S after 8,
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ROBBINS

tco9tinued on Next Pase.) )
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHEONETTE- vart-
ety store, cheap rent, good lease:
S3.500. NE. ,S-9459, RA. 6-6307. 11s
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. near Walter
Reed Hosp. Box 319-D. Star. 12s
DRY CLEANING and laundry store
Has 3 pressing machines and 4
horsepower boiler all ready to- 90.
Store now doing business Good To-
cation. $1,000 for all. Phone Sun.
and ewes. RA. S-S746. Weekdays
AIfo III liat RatrarRs, AIR body work. pas paint
ing. 23 years in best NV. location.
Wonderful business opportunity.
Long lease. Low rent. RA. S-9661
or RA 3-4S0S. 12s
GROCERY-Su .er mkt. with very
best of fixtures. main store 4oxS0
#. plus stock room 40x40 IT.. Lo-
Gated in thriving nearby Nd. town.
No competition Rent only $3.50
month Owner says he invested
S3S.00o IN this store plus stock.
Price 100000, plus stock. Terms.
w. E. THRIFT Exclusive. 141l Pa.
ave, NV, MA. S-9743, -13
RESTAURAN--Loc In nearby
Nd Seats 80 operated by help
and shows high net profit. Price,
S3( 000. Terms. w. E. THRIFT.
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
$500 nOwN-syn. cling. plant. Air
presses. Long lease. $50 Rent or wiz
lease. Box 361-D, Star. IL
Evening star., 1954-04-12

IS THIS FOR YOU2
Four twin-size bedrooms. 2 baths, all
brick. oil hot-Water heat. It is for
you II you have growing children
going to elementary. Junior or senior
high schools. Schools. stores, swim
within easy walking distance. Call
Mr.. Ryan. JU. 5-125S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1954-04-12

141N1G1E1. O1NIVe I 111E1A
Attrac. det. brick with 3 bedrmS.,
6edrm. o OF su stair "sI isndinS. Ss1 LSe. M ii1
and din rms, excel. kit with
brkfst. rm., dishwasher and dis
posal. Nicely finished rec. rm. in
bsmt.. and garage. r. A. TWEED
Co. NC. 5504 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, S24,950-This new g.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler has separate
din. rm. and full bst, with outside
entrance; all-elec. kit, dishwasheI
and disposal: excellent value, may be
purchased with as little as $4,000
down; Very pretty section; BILL,
INGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-232e
till 8 pm. -12
BETHESDA, $50. 75O-Large red brk
Im., din. rm.. beaqt. kit, bedrm.r
den, ga baths: End d., j lge: bed.
rooms, baths: steps up to fiooree
attic: lge. level lot. This should be
it. Call Immediately to inspect
BILLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-
ROCK CREEK II PHI HILLS, MD, s7es
calvend lane = S34,950: 9 bed
rooms. living room with fireplace
dining room, kitchen, den. porch
I'M basement. garage; cow. schools
b 6ps; Sc OWNER wSpJ r q. 97ss4s6 9 as6 cTls =,
proved; 3o-yr. financing available
3-bedroom brick rambler; living
dining room combination. large kit.
tile bath. full bsmt.; large level lot
near schools and bus. WOODMOOF
AGENCY me- ~: 9-5556, dsil'
silver sPRING. by owner-Bricl
baths, lge. nv. rm., fuli-siEe separate
din. rm.. de luxe kit, all elec.. CT
dishwasher. DISPOSAL. Beautycrafi
cabinets. brkfst. space; huge bsmt.
outside entr.; 34-ton air conditioner
Wonderful location. conv. to schools
shops, transp. $17,950. 10. 4-60SS
SILVER SPRING. s14. s5o- 3-bedTm
brick Colonial; sep. din. rm.; owner
| 9202 Old Bladensburg. JU. b-S463
--I2
SOMERSET-Large 2-yr. old custom
built brk. Cape Cod, perfect cond
| Sep. din. rm., powder rm.. 1st-n
bedrm. or den, recr.: rrn. gar space
today. or daily TIL Q pm. DRURY q
JOHNaTON. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sAI-nn
PRINCE GEORGES couNTY
AVoNDALE TERRACE--7-roor. h-,r

AyoNDALE TERRACE-7-room brick
SSoloniai mr.. ST. Johns Rectory.
Situated on a Ice. fenced lot. This
house Is in, excel. cond. With mir
roreo nMrsplacs. M carpeting and rec.
lum rd. Open ! to s. Convenient
GREENBELT, MD. - co-op. home
$5,500. 2-bedrm. row brick, equip.
kitchen. l-car garage. 4s-D Ridge
rd.. Tower 9-643O. Ext. 240. -12
LEWISDALE. SI4 down for
brick, 3-bedrm; ramb.. dining area.
l IL baths. full bsmt., 6S by I30.
picket fence, blinds. etc. Conv. to
Mo SMd, gnhiv. VI . anS Ss.s elem. school; super
trk., 45-ft frontage; 2
esdrn,S; ossn lA baths, HOTPOINT an
fst fis' trust sa 1Sooo priee 81 ssseIRs
Dirs At pniv: lane up Rises rd.
to 1900 blk. Ruatan St., Adelphi
Msnors, Nd. Phone RA 6-944s or
HosrE3 RH 3-9S;sS oWNERs-po you want mt2 to
sell for all cash7 We have excellent
Va, financing ARRANGEMENTS. List
your house with us. M. G. FEKETE,
Realtor. 5000 Branch ave. s.e.,. 10.
oPEN; 52oe 4end Ave. Hyattsviile--
for large family or 2 apartments.
Near parochial and public schools.
Reduced to S11.750. Small down
1909 zen; CENTRAL AvE.-pet., colonial
side porch, full bsmt., gas heat; Z
yrs. old. in new-house condition.
READMOND REAL ESTATE, TU.
2-6l61; eyes,, EN-. 3-SS75.
RAMBLER-3 bedrms.; lot 60x170
IT,, nr. schools, transp.; $500 down,
assume GI loan. Cedar 3-6262. --12
FOUR ROOM, ASBESTOS-SHING
HOME with 2 bedrms.. modern bath:
only 2 yrs. old: large level lot: mr..
Defense Hwy. and Staples Cor. Ammo
Arundel Co.: good transp.; $1,000,
terms. HE. 4-3500: ewes, Central
S-4961. w. W. LEWIS. REALTOR.
FORESTVILLE-ONLY SI2,950
2-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
lot spacious s kit; $500 1s down low 'sTet sna
move in; vacant now. Mrs. Cox,
LU. 2-S136, ATLAS REALTY Co.
YORKSHIRE VILLAGE
HENDERSON ROAD
4-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLER
Less than yr. old-Lge. all-elec. kit,
full din. rm.. 2S-ft. liv. rm. with
tirepL. full bsmt. with picture win
dowS and tiled floor; H-acre level
lot; owner transferred overseas.
See this beaut. rambler and make
us an offer. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl36.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST 3-73tS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AMERICAN UNIV. 3 bedrms.. ga
baths. sunroom. nicely furn. (Chi-
neSe RUGS; conv. transp.; S225
CHEVY CHASE, n. C.. 1915 Ritten-
boHSeDet; b9iaE b6sse eoDS bedrooms; ;S, baths
Parocchial schools. Ayail. immed:
EAST RIVERDALE-4-rm. cottage.
furn.. oil heat, gar. fruit. flowers,
tied CPL only. WA. 7-65ss. ia
MICHIGAN PARK-Large and at
tTactive. home divided into 2 apis.
Total Of rms. and 21a baths, nice
nnelIghboEhSod: $3.50 mo; Home at
fdcHsi ttt i4s6 e.. St 565 n;e r SHANNON q n :
silver sPRING-Gracious. nicely
furnished. 3 bedrooms. Convenient
legation. CATION CAN MRS. DICK. JU
TAX. ;o. Pix, 2 rms. incl. brkfst. no nook
full bsmt.. dbl. gar: conv. transp.
NJ. D0S SIGaoLs. ATiXNTiC-vac. cbs bak.,
:. bedrms., scr. pch., rec. rm.. gas.
sif7so stef sonss5' Jo' sssss sSesslsa eDle no pets
LARGE FUkN. HOUsE for summer
Cool, ideally located. Cali IA, @
a.BEDRM. BRIcK-ouiet rakoma a
18th. 1925 including utils. TV.
radio, alr-conditioned. oil heat. JU
NICELY FURN. GRIM. HOME Fenced
ssaGd ssG1r,y witn F,,,; swings wins for chiIdren:
to to $, schools, buses. BY ~; 5-6Ioo yk.
BARGAIN To ADULT FAMILY. 3.
bedroom rambler. owner wants t
ROOM possibly board. OIL. 41956s
CHARM and graciousness are offered
| in this comfortable family home al
294l Upton st. NV. "a few steps
from from. Conn; ave., An older brick
plus dining room and 1st-fi. STUDY, "
5 bedrms. and 2 baths on end level
| Holy Cross Academy and Dunbar
ton College and their beautiful
grounds afford additional smeni-
pointments throughout. By appt
only. s225. SHANNON & LUcHs,
CO. 1906 H st. NV. MA. 1886.
2-BEDRM, attached brick dwelling
with full bsmt; III, S. Columbus St,
tas5ndr tAle5ndria no. WIN i'll, decorate s1s e sui
DUNCAN, Jr.. Realtor and Insurer
kio ses466, Is 6oiqnoGs Ki S-s4s4 si AieAanq!'a- Hls
GEoRGEToWN-S1S5
1882 33rd st.-2hs bedrms.. liv. rm
din. rm., kit. and garden.
10Th AND F-S250
Beautifully furnished and worth the
price: bedrms. and paneled der
and bath, on End story: 2 bedrms
on :}rd f.; maids rm. and bath
RIDDELL REALTY CO., DI. 7-79D0
COLORED, : RMS, 9 baths. . kits.
beautifully furn. Reas.. rent. Cal
| 6-710O. CHESTER II, KELLER. II.