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the parents should decide with
moral advice from the priest
and legal advice from lawyer
how they should leave property
or money in will. Often chill
dren can be greatly helped by an
inheritance, but sometimes they
can be hurt, especially il the in.
heritance becomes matter of
selfish legal contests.
O. What is the origin of the
Hoty Hour. What trdtalqences
are attached TO making it?
A. While the alteration of the
Blessed Sacrament was especial
ly promoted by the institution
of the Feast of Corpus Christi in
the thirteenth century the Holy
Hour is usually traced to st.
Margaret Mary Alacoque. Wheth-
er the devotion can be traced
entirely to her or not it was mem
toned in her account of Our
Lords appearance in 1873. In
1929 confraternity was found
ed at Paray-le-Monial to spread
the devotion and Pope Plus TX
granted plenary indulgence TO
members of the Apostleship of
Prayer, who made the Holy
Hour. The Raccolta states that
a plenary indulgence may be
gained by anyone attending a
public Holy Hour lin Church)
Ito venerate the Passion and
Death of Jesus Christ, and to
worship and mediate upon the
burning love whereby He was
led to institute the Holy Euchar.
ist. An indulgence of ten years
is granted for making the Holy
Hour privately.
O. HosO did the change from
Saturday 10 Sunday as the
Lords Day come about?
A. To commemorate the Resur-
rection the early Christian
Church decided to make this
change In exercising the power
given them by Christ in order
that they might make such deci.
sions the Apostles probably were
influenced too by a desire 10
make clear that there was to he
clear break with the Old Testa-
ment Law in non-eSsentials. The
Acts of the Apostles refer to the
change: "On the first day of the
week, when we were assembled
TO break bread" (Acts 20:7) II is
also implied in st. Paul's letters
Galatians 1910; | Corinthians
1912 and in st. John Apoc-
alypse 1:10). St Ignatius refers
to it in 107 AID. and 81. Justin
in 167A.D.
Send questions to Father Ed
ward F. Healey, Inquiry Corner,
The Catholic Times, Box 636, Co
humbus (16) Ohio.
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meeting place of Rites and cul-
tural influences, IStanbul takes
all honors in this respect. Here
is one OF the great cities of the
world, preserving influences that
stem from every one of the
great currents that has washed
over il down through the cen
turtles.
East Meets West
From my hotel window | look
out on one of the broad boule-
wards that attests to the energy
and capacity for creation of Ke-
NAL Ataturk, A few steps from
this same hoStelfy is one OF
those warrens of tiny streets,
narrow, cobblestoned and per-
pendiculsr, filled with motley
crowd of vendors, onlookers and
itinerants, which is one OF the
characteristics of this semi-orien,
tai, semi.oceidental center. One
moves from a scene which is
straight out of Sax Rohmer into
the main drag of Istanbul, the
IstiklaI CaddeSi -- fine ave-
nue., crowded with American
cars. MobiIoil and ESQ signs,
and the strongly European note
that IL brings 10 the great Turk
ish city
spent . day on the island nf
Eukukads IN the Sea of Marmors
uhere the Apostolic Delegate,
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Schools and Institutions

lSneS.
Schools and Institutions
The Christian Brothers have
two large colleges, Saint Michel
in the city and st. Joseph at
Ksdikoy, one of the suburbs.
The LazaristS have st. Bene-
diets. Various congregations of
nuns maintain colleges for the
higher education of young wom-
en-. There are two German
language Catholic schools, and
the Salesians have another
where the instruction is given
in Italian.
There are two large Catholic
hospitals, one French and the
other Italian, and both run by
the Sisters of Charity. On land be-
longing to the French embassy,
an interrite seminary is directed
by the Capuchins. The Jesuits
have organized number of un-
dertakings for the youth OF the,
city. A smalliSh monthly per-
iodicai, lie Ftdmbedu, appears
and from time to time something
in Turkish is published in it.
Ii may be said almost literally
that nothing of Catholic nature
now exists in Turkish, although
a manual of Christian doctrine
is envisaged.
No Impact on Nation
Catholics of the Armenian rite
have three parishes with an
archbishop at their head. Those
of the Greek rite number per-
hapS 500. A scattering of other
rites such as the Syriac, Mel
chite, Maronite and Chaldean
complete the survey
The most that can be said is
that the Church exists here, al
though certainly nothing is be-
ing done or can be done--for
reasons which | shall examine
later to expand the faith
among the Turks. All religious
propagation of this sort is rigid
ly forbidden by law. Aside from
an occasional individual conyer-
sion. Of which some have hcer
important. practically Nc impact
ik made on the nation at large.
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MONSICNOR HIGGINS
The Shouting Begins

Reuther's plan for obtaining
power"
Not Good Amsrieari,r
Our own reaction 10 these
two statements, which come un-
der the heading of partisan prop
aganda rather than factuaI re-
porting, may be summarized ~
follows:
y The editors OF this news
letter seem to imply that Walter
Reuther doesn't have right to
aspire TO be President.
Why not? In our opinion, Reu-
ther wouldn't have ghost Of
chance to be elected President
even If he were silly enough to
run. But to question his or any
other labor leaders right to as.
pire to the Presidency, under
any legitimate political banner,
is not good Americanism, to say
the least. The present writer, in
cidentally, is opposed to the
establishment of a labor party
for reasons stated more than
once in this column. But that's
another matter.
Where's the Evidence
p The record will show that
Reuther is also opposed to the
establishment of a labor party
in the United States.
He made this crystal clear
last December in major
speech, which was widely report
ed and by this time must have
come to the attention of those
responsible for the above-men-
toned newsletter article.
Neither Credited Nor Blamed
- The article in question says
that the AFLCIO merges lis a
part of Reuther's plan for OBJ
tanning power"
Reuther-for reasons irrele-
want to this discussion - was
much less enthusiastic about
the merger than many of his col
leagues in the CI0 and many of
his counterparts in the AFI.. He
was in favor of the merger, To
be sure, but he cannot be credit.
ed or blamed as the one princi-
pally responsible for bringing il
about
On the Record
The moral of this discussion.
as already indicated, is that the
continuing controversy with re-
spect to labor's political inten.
tions ought to be based on the
record rather than on coniec-
ture or idle gossip.
The preamble. to this docu-
ment says that the affiliates of
the unified labor movement
will seek the fulfilment of Ia.
bor's hopes and aspirations
through democratic processes
within the framework of our
constitutional government and
consistent with our institutions
and traditions" The affiliates OF
the new movement also pledge
that at the collective bargain !
ing table, in the community, in
the exercise Of the rights and
responsibilities of citizenship,
we shall responsibly serve the
interests of all the American
people"
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succeeding IN
s o m Q W a v s
while fail / n &
lamentably in
others.
In this first
article on Tur-
key, ! am go
ing to try to
sum up as best
/ can the null
ude of inn
preSsions that
have filled the
last few days.
IL Athens is a
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hold a special
conference in
Chicago to dis
cuss the pro-
posed constitu-
ton of the un-
flied AFLrCI0
| a b or move
ment, schedul-
ed to come in
to existence in
ID e c ember. 1t
is a foregone
c o n c | u sion
that the docu-
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A few days prior TO the pub
lication of this column, the un-
ions affiliated with the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor will
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RICHARD PATTEE

ISTANBUL - Turkey has
been defined as an eastern ma
tion trying nightly to be as
western as is humanity possible,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
By the Associated Press

The Defense Department has
ordered the military services tc
make full use of each others
hospitals doctors and dentists
It also ordered that they get
together on planning for future
Expansion or changes IN their
medical facilities.
The directive, signed yesterday
by Deputy Defense Secretary
Reuben B. Robertson. said the
lcross-service use of medical men
and equipment should save
money.
The order specifically provides
that patients within the CONT
mental United States may be
transferred. If necessary, to the
nearest armed services medical
facility capable of providing the
required care, regardless of which
service operates the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Climbers Hunt A-ore

GENOA, Italy, Dec. 6 Up. -
|Geiger counters are among the
equipment of an Italian noun
tain-climbing expedition assem-
bling in South America to tackle
unconquered peaks Of the Chill
can Andes and TERRA Del Fuego.
Geologist Arvedo Decima said
the instruments may prove use
full in checking reports Of uran-
iuTn in those areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Now New, Improved
MUSTEROLE
WORKS FASTER
TO break up chest cold tightness!

starts ioosening nasal and throat
congestion. helps clear up stAbbing
coughs due to colds because it
vapors rising from the chest are
highly inedicated. Many doctors
have recommended Mtlsteroie for
yearsl
You'll welcome its warmth, too.
Musterole acts like O soothing
sunny poultics on aching chest and
back. practically 'bakes out" cold.
It's the only rub In three different
strengths all are new and Inn
proved: Childs Mid, Regular for
adults. Extra Strong for severe
cases. Musteroie with it, new spe-
ciai ingredient IL stu the same
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Musterols. Get It today. st6inlessi
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ADVERTTsEAiENT.

This Is great news worth shouting
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hurts, with rapid relief for the dis
comfort Of deep-doyn pain and
Inflammation due to chest coldsl
You can now get deeper, greater
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New. Improved MusteroleI You can
Just feel new Musterole's amazingly
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First. its penetrating medication
helps unkink stiffness; and helps
relieve painful muscular aches
better. Secondly. Musterole's COM
forting pernteattn0 heat helps break
up acute upper bronchial conges-
ton. Thirdly. its vaporised heat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Services Told to Use
.Eoch Others Hospitals

The directive goes in effect
Immediately.
Among other things it pro-
vides that physical examinations
Of members of Reserve units Of
all the services may be given by
medical and dental officers Of
any one of the three services.
The order requires the Army,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

Navy and Air Force to plan joint
ly for new construction and
major alterations of medical IA.
cilities and gives the Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Health
and Medicine the final word in
deciding whether any military
medical facilities are to be ex-
banded, curtailed or closed down
A department spokesman said
on this point that there was
no immediate intention to close
any military hospital in the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
ADVERTISEMENT

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Points for Parents 8, tdy'A rAome. we''es
Replacing Impotence Nth constructive thinking UH help
solue some of our teleuision- patching problems.

Mother-Which would be bet
ter-to put easy chairs and a
reading lamp in here. or move
the television set out Of the liv-
ing room?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

Father--Turn that sound low
erl Why can't you kids watch
television after school and give
me q chance to read in peace
In the evening!
Evening star., 1955-10-02
1872 Daughters
|Boord Meetinq
TO Be Here

The National Board Of the
United States Daughters 81
lsla vii meet ii washington
Sunday and Monday. October
. and 10. National officers and
state presidents win lead Oh
the session with 4 dinner At
the Sloreham On sunday eve
ming. and win meet on Mon-
day at national headquarters
for q luncheon session. Miss
Mary G. Oursler, chairman Of
National Headquarters. Is in
charge tof the luncheon ar
rangements.
The first meeting Of the Dis
trict Society Of the group is
scheduled for wednesday, Oc-
tober II, ct 8 o'clock ut Ma
tional Headquarters. Mrs. j.
Emmett Sebree, State presi-
dent. viii preside. Following
the business meeting there win
be q reception ii honor Of Mrs.
Herbert T. Winsor. National
Board president. and other ma
tional and State officers here
fnr the Nnfffral RIa1rff mast.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
|AnnuuI Book Tea

The Annual woodbridge
Book Club tea win be held on
Tuesday at ! o'clock ct the
McKendree Methodist Church,
330e South Dakota avenue
NE. Mira Adrian williams,
vice president, win be hostess
for the event.
Dr. Arthur w. Hummel.
chief of the DiyisiOn Of
0rientalia Of the Library Of
Congress win speak on his ex-
periences IN the Orient for is
years. The clubs theme for
the year Is Understanding
Other People. =
Evening star., 1955-10-02
Miss Psince
[Is Enqoqed

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Prince
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Doris Mae to
Mr. Morris Paul Eratt. son Of
M. and Nrrs, Harry Bratt.
Miss Prince attended the
University 81 Maryland and Is
nov attending Wilson Teacll-
er's College. Mr. Bratt pt-
tended the University cf Vir-
ginia and Is nov enrolled ID
the School of architecture &c
Howard University.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

this week . benefit the clubs
charitable projects. the sale
win be open from $50 am.
to 5 pm. each day st 7242
Wisconsin avenue IN Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Society and chairman Of hos
pitality. Is in charge Of ar
rangements for the reception.
Mrs. Sebree will head the re-
ceiying line.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

Rummdqe Sale
The Inner Wheel Club Of
Bethesda Chevy Chase viii
hold Q r,1mmage sale from
wednesday through Saturday
Evening star., 1955-01-10

= 0lyJa a. NGt1 @~@- - =
eran diplomat. has been ap-
pointed ambassador to Japan.
In connection with the MILO !.
VAN DJMAS MEE-loh-vann
JEE-lahs) - VLADIMIR DE-
DIJER (VLAH-dee-meer Deb.
dee-er) purge, it has been whis-
pered In BELGRADE tBEL,-
grad) that President Tito left
instructions for the purging OF
Dedijer. his old friend and BIZ
ographer.
DIR. SALVADOR DE NADIA
RIAGA tSai-vah-DHOR de h
ah-dhah- ah-ree-AH-gah1. one
time Spanish Ambassador to the
United States. criticized sharply
the theory Of co-existence be-
tween free nations and dictator
ships" "The United States he
said. "could have peace with
Franco or with Spain but not
with both"
Following elections in West
Berlin, OTTO SUHR (OTT-oh
Soor). former Social Democratic
president Of the City Parliament,
has been designated as govern
ing Mayor.
tAll rights feserved).
Evening star., 1955-01-10

NOTICE-while on tour.
the great Russian dancer.
Nijinsky. was introduced to
Author Gabrielle D'AnnunzO,
The latter. ct the peak of his
fame, said with characters
tic arrogance:
Dance me something"
'Of course. agreed Nj
jinsky. but tirst you write
me something"
Evening star., 1955-01-10

perts combined In the city. People from all walks
Of life consult him about their own particular hair
problems.
g. HAIR INSURANCE PLAN Your hair expert does
not lose interest in you as soon as your hair Is
healthy again. He gives plan for helping you keep
good head Of hair. Among other precautions, he
reminds you by letter three times year to come In
for free check-up
L. COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION TREATMENT
FOR 81. This offer applies to any man or woman.
The time limit is this week only Dial Elk. 3-3882
and make an appointment II possible Better still,
visit the office Of The Hair and Scalp Clinic office
located at 1404 New York Ave. NV, Suite 606-609,
Bond Bldg this week any time between $50 AM
and 7:30 Pm. $3.50 to A. Saturday. have Ray
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ment. If you accept, you will discover this to be
the most effective hair treatment available any
where. It's truly worth your while If you have d
hair problem. Come In today The Hair and Scalp
Clinic, 14O4 New York Ave. NV, Suite 6O6-6Oa
Bond Bldg, any time between $3.50 AM and 1880
PM. $3.50 to 4, Saturday,. Phone number, Ex-
ecutive 3-3S32.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Answers to Our Presidents

THE FIRST balloon ascent
In America was made at Phil
adelpRia by d Frenchman,
Jean Pierre blanchard, I62.
years ago yesterday, January
Q. 1898, In the presence Of Pres.
ident George Washington.
2--Woodrow Wilson.
\ 3-Theodors Roosevelt, 1904.
Evening star., 1955-01-10
IRONING THE CLOTHES

IRONING THE CLOTHES
This little girl is ironing her dolys clothes her
ironing board Help her by making this action toy
With water colos color her clothes and those
ironing board, and basket you wish.
O. Paste the picture thin cardboard Cut ar th- t;r~r
parts Cut through the dotted line Sa right sleeve Punch
hole through the dark circle the
the circle the separate Slip the through the sleeve
slit far the dotted line Hold the two together with small
brass fastener. Paste the ~ tho M ,c
rack behind the right edge Of the picture the wall plug
Fold this back and fold back the clothes aon
dotted line.
Help Sally iron the clothes moving the end Of the
handle from behind.
Moore
Winter
Evening star., 1955-01-10

month. Pre-
mier Mendes-
France has
been his own
Foreign Min
lister. Faure Is
a former Pre-
mier nd
mentioned as
the most like
ly successor Of
NJ e n d e So.
r r q n c e I.
HERVE ALP
HAND lHer-
We H Ahi-
FrYN1 vet.-
Evening star., 1955-01-10
BY Brud Anderson

enact. cane. canto, cant. cafe, canoe,
caifefn. coat. CONN. tine. tia, tone. tonic,
icon. into, infect. iotn, oaten. ocean.
Sossn: Sassss nose e once QUO. neat a'cs'
Evening star., 1955-01-10
HELP YOUR HAIR"
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in treating all types Of hair
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those years treating local
people and thoroughly un-
derstands local conditions.
2. RESULTS. More WASH
ingtonians have consulted
Ray Plasterer personally
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Names in The News

By Constantine ChekFezi
Finance Minister EDGAR
FAURE (Ed-GAR Fawr) is
scheduled to take over the
French Foreign Ministry this
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Word Game
NICK HALLIDAY
THE ELiBBERTYs
THE BERRYS
THE TooDLES.
MUTT AND JEFF
MARAADUKE
Find 81 or more words in

Find ~ or more words In
MEDLAR,
meaning, "a small Eurasian
tree" Average is 25; time limit.
20 minutes.
Rules q tho same words must be
acquire four letters hy the addition 81
"a" such as "bats," cats. are not
used. 5. Only one form Of word is
Answer 70 aFFEcTIoN.
eetnn. acne. Ahect ante. antic. atone.
.sst az, iss s.t sass Sf az s;ni AZ. sssIlSn isD
Evening star., 1955-01-10
Fumous FobIes
By {. {. Edqor

Witness-The late drama
tist. Ferenc Molnar. was once
called as q witness In q law
suit. The trial was set to
begin at o In the morning.
Mr.. Molnar. who had never
risen before noon even when
troubled with insomnia,
made elaborate preparations.
For two weeks he had
himself wakened a few mi
nutes earlier each day. so
that when the day Of the
trial arrived he would be
ready. Promptly at $3.50 on
the fateful morning he was
jostled out Of bed. His eyes
still heavy with sleep, he
stumbled through his break
fast and at $50 was waiting
for a cab.
As he stood there dazedly.
streams Of people passed him
on their way to work. The
sidewalks were packed with
bustling humanity. Molnar
watched for several mo-
ments. Then he muttered In
disbelief:
MY Godt Are they all
witnesses2"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12
HOUSES ron sALe-MD.

HOUSES 81 HUGHEs-Just on New
location, 6-foom Colonial. Just about
new. only S13.50o. With no money
down to vets. ~. r. HUGHES CO..
: ZAP. G-lAlla Ii
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ONLY $500 DOWN
PAY $3.50 PER MONTH
INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE
brick, years old,
bedrooms: modern throughout: mr.
Ager and queens Chapel rds. Cow
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CLINTON, "a block of Branch ave.
Route 5---Custom-built spacious
CALI. rambler with master size
bedrms., Ice. liv. rfn. with firepl..
din. rTn., elec, kit, screened perch,
dbl. garage. 200-ft front. level and
handicapped lot. SI7,500. HARTMAN
REALTY INC, LU 4-3400, LII. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

ARL.. vA.--In sell-estahiished shop.
ping center. space at Sis sa III
This Il an idea location for q aeli.
eatesSen. florist. beauty shop, etc.
Ample parking; WEAVER BROS.
|ees DIVISION AVE-. N.E.-stors for
parking. located IL shopping center.
consissinx Of drug. LIQUOR and hard
ware We consider this location to
be one Of the finest In Washiugtgn's
fastest-groWsng colored community.
Also. viii build store, o suit tens
ant k50x1S1ls In ideal s1permArket
location. Contact Mr.. GRITz OF
AiR. H .. SPELLING. 607 Division
ave, NE, LU. 2-lT0o between 8 a.m.
and S pm. --16
ALEXANDRIA - Ideal location for
finance CO., insurance CO. or any
business OF that typo. Beautiful
a nTai Ii. sio as4oo. isn's 2 oal is
CLARENDON SHOPPING AREA
bsmt. and mexxanines sir eond. IL
T-5400. --1&
3I6S MT. PLEASANT sF.--Bass een-
ter, croSStoWn bus 2 show windows.
Reas. Vacant Wo. 6-.sSl6.
350s CONN. AVE-, mr.. Uptown Thea
ter Est. shop. ctr, crusSeoNn bus
long lease. resr. ten. WOs ti-3st6.
1919 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-.
SIS gets you an apt. and equipped
gfocery store. n. SEGALs CO. D.
$3.50. ia
34O7 n 81. N.W.--lst door store.
app. $50 50. IT,; SO incl. heat. see
MGR. 81 3A15 ~ st. n.E.s o. call
II4f5as III ST. N.E.-Gruand a0er
store, consisting OF app. A54 "a. t..
in active business area. SIS mo.
Call ME. S-64u0.
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BUSINESS pRoP. FOR SALE
2nd Commercial

AIIQ OUAI11l1CI GIuE
Downtown central location between
I4th and 18th sts. NV. unimproTed
lot. I3O'x90. Price, $40, GOO Call
mr.. Zirkle. eyes, XII. 0-eO9S, PHIL
LIPs, CANDY q FULLER. INC, ST.
$4,000. 1919 18th st. NV. ---l2
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STORES FoR RENT

MTTIs BUILDTNG--2 stores avail
able al this excellent location. Rentf
SlA6 and $3.50 mo. MA. s-2G8b
OLIVER I. CARR. reaitoT. -l9
|2Jl INDIANA AVE NV. Store room
24x24. ! rsn. above suitabia tQE
ssnviee s iic ss gLes fsTltS iR1 eniINs
SE2R DbMshrOwN--Fsrst ecu,mi. i.
story brick bldg. $500 "a. H.. Al
conv GOOD e0nd :. suitable wholesale,
viii esnsIetr sale Nh DcuNis
asis bIxpENssusG M M.
{be4ween 3 DAKOTA and New YeTk
ava. Full Basement apt UPSTAIRS
large parking area IN fseg. sssrs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-12

1EAuTFUL u ACRE. close IN, with
attractive. S-hedrm. BUNGALOW, F0il
Gin. rrl., hsnlt., huilt-in gar, play
mouse, outside fireplace. many bean
4 or not, only S9.460, on aprrcyesi,
$3.50 down to vet, PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. i.