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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
Jailed Polish
.Prirnate To Be
Operated On

BERLIN = NC) - His En-
inence Stefan Cardinal Wy
szynski, imprisoned Primate of
Poland, is scheduled to under
60 a kidney operation in a
Warsaw state hospital, accord
ing to information received
here.
Plans have been made by
communist officials to transfer
the Cardinal to Warsaw from
a Jail at Lidzbark, q town in former
German East Prussia.
The 52-year-old Cardinal is de-
scribed as being "gravely i'll" He
was arrested in September 1858
for an allegedly "uncooperative at
titude" toward the government.
Concern is expressed in in
formed circles here over the out
come Of the operation in the Red
controlled hospital. II Is pointed
out that neglect of the patient
during such a critical operation
could easily lead to his death.
Still the regime could claim that
II had taken The prisoner 10 q
hospital and done everything
possible for his health.
1t is recalled that the former
Polish Primate, August Cardinal
Hlond, died of complications in
1948 following an appendicitis op-
Grafton in Warsaw hospital. The
prelate was only 81 at the time.
Charges have been made that the
Red regime deliberately created
obstacles to his proper medical
care with the result that he died
of subsequent complications.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

continued to make good progress
in a very moderate way during the
last ten days of the year, and all
indications were that he would con-
tinue to improve. The Pohtiff is
eating we'll, resting better, and en-
joys his daily outing in the Vatican
Gardens. All this adds up to an en-
couraging picture, especially in
view of the dangerous relapse he
suffered on December 2.
In spite of the stringent limits
on his activity, which has meant
excluding many Of his business
audiences with the Cardinals OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

there was much to learn about the
nature of the Affections.
1t was his design to compare the
reactions of sufferers of mental
illness to carefully selected music
with those of normal persons and
determine if there were distin-
gushing traits between the two
types.
In order that the subject would
not be able to relate the music
to any experience in his life, Fa-
ther Reinke sought out unfamiliar
music. Where he obtained it is still
his secret.
He chose orchestral music be-
cause he felt that with a solo in
strument there might be unpleas-
ant associations. Whereas many
persons have been forced to play
the piano or violin as youngsters,
relatively few have ever been fore
ed to play in an orchestra" he ex-
planned. In addition, orchestral mu-
sic provided a greater range.
First gathering so different
pieces of music, he then sifted
them to nine. He arranged them
in a 40-minute sequence on a tape
recorder, beginning first with un-
complicated music and then max
ing the selections progressively
more complex.
The sequence runs the gamut of
the emotions. First light and gay,
it is next romantic, then melan-
cholic, then threatening, exciting
and finally meditative or rumin-
ative His purpose, Father Reinke
said, was "to create an environ
mental microcosm and find out
what elements the patient could
not adjust to-"
He tested the music on a stats
Hfically valid sample of normal per-
sons. After each selection, the sub
iect described the feelings and
thoughts induced in them by the
music, recording the descriptions
on tape recorder.
Father Reinke then carefully
picked 100 persons who had been
diagnosed as paranoid schizophren-
les by four other methods of test
ing and had them lister to the
music and record their reactions
in the same manner. Each victim
received individual treatment from
the Xavier psychologist who first
had to win the confidence of the
patient before the test could pro-
ceed.
He chose paranoid schizophren-
les after pilot study IN which he
surveyed the different kinds of
mental illness. He plans to EN-
ploy the musical diagnosis on 9th
er types of diseases in the future.
AS a result of the tests, through
careful Interpretation, Fathe r
Reinke was able to discover much
helpful information about the in
dividual conditions of many Of the
victims and corroborate findings ar
rived at as the result of the other
psychiatric tests.
The musician-priest who is q ma
tive of Covington, KY, does not
claim that his method of musical
diagnosis is complete, but he does
believe that it opens Up another
avenue of approach to the enor-
nous problem of mental illness,
one of the greatest facing the ma
4 ton today.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
New Envoy To Holy See

VATICAN CITY-Radio, NC)-
The new Peruvian Ambassador to
the Holy See, Diomedes Arias-
Schneider, has arrived in Rome. He
has received permission from the
Pope to begin his mission in the
expectation that he will be able
to present his credentials to the
Holy Father at later date.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

BERKELEY, Cal. - NC) - DIR.
Hugh Stott Taylor has been re-
elected president of the Albertus
Magnus Guild of Catholic Scien-
fists. The guild met here during
the convention of the American As
sociation for the Advancement Of
Science.
DR.. Taylor is q professor of
chemistry and dean of Princeton
University's graduate school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
ILL Pontiff Looks Back
On Year Of Hard Work

VATICAN CITY - radio, Nc - The years end found
His Holiness Pope Plus XII slowly recuperating from two
serious illnesses during the past twelve months He could
look back meanwhile impressive amount of work
complished despite necessary curaiments of his activity
While still far from being really we'll the Holy Father
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07
FRIDAY, JANUARY ?
SECOND DAY WITHIN THE
OCTAVE OF the EPIPHANY

FRIDAY JANUARY
SECOND DAY WITHIN THE
OCTAVE OF THE EPIPHANY
Mass as on the feast. White vest
ments, Gloria, Second prayer of
the Blessed Virgin, Third fo1 the
Church or Pope, Credo, Preface
and Communicates of the Epiph-
any.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 3
THIRD DAY WITHIN THE
OCTAVE
MASS AS YESTERDAY
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2
THE FIRST SUNDAY AFTER THE
EPIPHANY
FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of Sunday, Third of the Oc-
tave of the Epiphany, Credo, Pre-
face and Communicates of the
Epiphany.
MONDAY, JANUARY 10
WITHIN THE OCTAVE OF THE
EPIPHANY
MASS AS ON THE FEAST
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer of Sunday, Credo, Preface
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-07

Pointed
1t is easier to find . needle In
haystack than in some girls hand.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHTON, MD.-"Belmont Farm.
Lee. family needed to I'LL this Lowell!
home, In 3-acre oak grove; l.
rooms with 3 baths. . half baths
economical stoker heat. > porches
. wells, . fireplaces and many othe
extras. The price $40, 800, is abou
one half the cost OF replacement
Colesville I'd. about 8 miles pas
-Four Corners TO open sign. ASFToN
REALTY CO. Spring ASH
Spring 4-7197.
BETHESDA, 17,500--Attractive Cap
Cod: 3 bedrooms, "a baths; l blocl
TO Saint James Church; reception
hall. living room with fireplace, din
ing room, large kitchen. den, rowdel
room; End floor: large bedroom
extyaS Rr Al eo Go En- B sbaIs Il
2 On.
BETHESDA. Wingate-Here's another
brick Colonial. similar to one we re.
Gently sold. two hours after our &C
appeared in the paper. Full bsfnt
din. rm., scr. porch: level, fenced
lot. An, outstanding value thai
soq RoR sf fssxy R e. 4sss YES VS.
ave. OIL. 2-2l23.
Colonial, near Lady Of Lourdes
Parish. Walking to high school;
rm., kit. full bsmt., rec. rm., 3
bedrms., l bath. Act quickly here
ARDMoRE REALTY Co, OIL; o
1885. -27
BETHESDA. s27. ooo-custom-b built
esnter-hall Colonial; 4 blks. from
NH NH e ss4 so,cS S baths m sun
rored firepi.. din, rm.. rec. rm. and
ige. kit, ldry. chutes. Planted lot
gar. 9302 Jessup lane. OIL. 2-5552
BETHEsDA--.KorEendorfer ramb., mr.:
NH. Lse: Nv, rm: with frepl. 8
LIST trust. OWNER, OIL. 2-2262
s,|s at. coz s., S S5s
near schools; CT. $4,000 down
I HTSA9 eyes 4 c 81 Nsoss4es INC. az 81
BETHESDA, wynsate-2-yr.-o ld bricl
expansible Cape Cod. Large corner
lot, porch, full bsmt, with outsid,
entrance. Conv. to transp., public
and parochial schools, WIN 60 q
Sale by owner; $l6.95o. OIL. 4-463l
BETHESDA RAMBLER - Spacious
new brick custom built home. I'm.
usually spacious and complete prop.
ertv. Reception hall. very large liy'
ing room, separate dining room, biz
completely equipped kitchen, bed.
rooms. . baths, full basement
rouRhed-in recreation room: garage
trees S24 $50: EARL T. WRIGHT
OIL. 2-6a0O. Office open Sunday
BETHESDA-Brick Cape Cod, To-
Gated close to NH: LIST A.. liv
rm., din. rm., kit. with breakfast
snace and den, End A.. 8 bedrms
and bath. finished recr. rm. In
bsmt. Very large screened porch
beautiful lot with trees. Perfect
school facilities both elementary and
II. high; 3 blks. to excellent transp
INER, days, OIL 2-6695. OIL. 4.
5076. Ewes. OIL. 4-5229. %
BETHESDA-3-bedr 2-bath brick;
S2l 300 OF. SIQLER d CO.. 10
A-S363. 10. A-s307.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
D. C. HOMES BY
MOORE & MOORE

Hillcrest-2ne0 36th St, blk. of
Ala ave; English Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms and baths: 22xl5-ft. Nv rm
with Tennessee cut stone fireplace
ceramic tile kit; wall-to-wall car
peting: built.in garage, alum. storm
windows and screens: level. fenced
lot; . yrs old; priced to sell!
HilIcrest area-Brick bungalow: q
rms. and bath, full bsmt. fireplace
Gear garage: lot surrounded by
Government park: only Sl1.95O.
Htllcrest area - 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
home, 26xl4-ft liv. rm. with IRE
place. full bsmt, side screened
porch. corner lot; house needs re-
pair: only $1s,950.
Randall Highland area-frame bun.
galow; corner lot; 8 rms. and bath;
only Sl0,950.
1919 41st st-GI approved; S13.7bo;
3-bedrm; semidet. brick; rec. rm.
Anchor-fenced back yard.
Congress lists. = semidetachet
sl2,75o; Sc down.
For further information call ANDY
MOORE. LO. 2-1014.
CoLoRED-BURNs ST. Sc, near
Texas ave.--Semidet. brick: 9 rms.
automatic heat, deep back yard:
COW. located; reasonably priced
MR.. SMITH. AID. 42072, DE ..
CoLoRED-S4ss b ST. Sc A
semidet, brick; 5 rms, bath. full
bslnt., gas a.-ch. co. 5-s293 UN
4-704h. E-Z TERMS. -27
COLORED-E ST. mr.. Sth-Semidet
brick. g rms. . baths, ] en- LIST Il :;
deep lot: oil h VIII. S11 800. HART
MAN REALTY. INC, 1U. 4~3400,
CoLoREDg11s 5srd sT.--Lovely g.
rn. Semidet. brick, ~ baths, fin.
rec. rm.. yards, porches. oil heat.
NO. 7-292S. PETTIPHER REALTY
CoLoRED-VAcANT-ANACOSTIA
S495 DOWN
Detached: g rms, bath; gas h.-w.h
big rooms: large lot. Ss5 mo-; move
right in,
Corner, modern brick: rms. and
bath. finished bsmt., -gas a.-c. heat;
completely redec.; sos mo- Move
right in. Ewes. RIA, 6-2527.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ct. s-e3lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
Chevy Chase, $23,950
2-BATH RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY, is PM.
$500 DOWN. s142 MO. FOR OF.
rambler with entrance foyer. un-
usually large liv. rm 25x15 with
fireplace: 3 bedrooms. one makes an
ideal den, = tiled baths. modern
kitchen. large utility rm. glass
Enclosed porch and built-in garage
Available Immediately, DIR Out
TO Jones Mill I'd. left to Coquelin
Terrace and left to s611 Wood
brook lane Call OIL. 6-676g to-
n.yht. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
CHEVY CHASE

OPEN / TO 5 PM.
Split level. completely redecorated
containing bedrms.. Va baths: on
large lot; garage. Immediate pos
session; s22,500, reasonable terms.
Out Conn. ave. beyond Chevy Chase
Circle to East-West hwy, left TO
400l and open sign A. v. PISANI.
OIL. 4-15OO; ewes. OIL. 2-5l15.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
a7o1 WOODLAND DIR.

Silver sprins04-bedrm.. briek. Cape
Cod; . baths, iiv. rm., f1repl., din.
nm. all-electric kitchen. screened
porch: full bsmt. Mr.. schools and
shopping. Dir: Ga. ave. TO Forest
Glen I'd, right l blk. to Woodland.
right to house. ROBT. L. LOWERY.
RPaltOr JU $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUN, / TIL DARK

Attractive all-brick rambler with
center hall. An oTtsta nding home
front. 1t has very large, beautiful
liv. rm.. guest-size din, rn.. ele-
CANT ail-elec. kit, 3 twin-size bed
rooms. 2ts baths. utility rm., many
large closets. large and unusually
bright incl porch, breezeway; 2.
fireplace. To inspect, come out
Colesvile I'd. about l mile from
Four Corners, turn left at the WI
lace sign to 517 Northwest dr..
ROBERT E. HEATER. Exclusive
AGENT, JU. g-002l. After Z. call Mr..
Henderson, JU. 5-3s34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
OPEN SUNDAY AND DAILY
NEW BRICK RAMBLER

win frenlace senarsts dininy rm
center-hall entrance, deluxe kitchen
with table space: breezeway, garage;
closet space a feature; basement
with recreation rm. space; wide lot.
beautifully Handicapped, with plenty
about a mile past Four Corners. left
at Village sign to 432 Northwest DR..
ROBERT E. HEATER. Agent, JU.
9-002I; after :, cali Mr.. Henderson,
JU. 5-3S34.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
HILLCREST

Cow. to Capitol, Andrews and Boil
ing Field, public and parochial
schools. 2-yr.-old Cape Cod; bed
sarage. nice lot. ELIJAH @. AR
MOLD (Col. U. S. Army, ret. i.
Broker. EN-. 1895, oV. 3-4145.
II O~I,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
LIB OPEN J.!
T C : F Z HILL LIZ

Charmingly restored 2-story brick:
nedrms; gas INV h; flrepl.: patio;
reas. priced. TENCHER-WALKER
INC. II. T-3Tl2 or AID. 4-2644.
SALE OR TRADE, Sc, NE.
Stone and brick, yrs. old; 5 bed
rms. modern kitchen. 3 full ?
half baths, . fireplaces, lge. scr.
pch.. built-in garage; beaut view:
select residential. OWNER. LII.
d1eTR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27

BETHESDA RAMBLER-$21, $50
s oeEN Ii suN-, / P Ro 9
Large 3-bedrm. brick rambler on Q
nice corner lot in Alta Vista; fun
bsmt.; large screened breezeway, to
with dishwasheE and disposal; short
walk to public and parochial
DIRECTIONS: Old Georgetown I'd.
approximately. 2 miles from the Bank
Of Bethesda, left on Sonoma I'd. 70
8. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7oo6: ewes, OIL.
BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY TO S
CT APPROVED. S20,3OO-Entrance
place, TV room. large dining room,
excellent kitchen with breakfast
nook. 1st-aoor powder room. Four
eoreG attic % van q Bssem sars with t.
fenced lot. sOxI2O. Walking dis
lance Lourdes. Lynbrook B-C.C
NH. stores and Transportation
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave. to
Rosedale. right to 1925.
FAIRLAND-3-bedrm. masonry home
on ! acre. 25-ft, liv. rm., lge. sepa-
rae GIN Im,i lfa oatnsi co aas ns
busline between Laurel and Silver
Spring.
small farms.
Also some beautifully located g.
bedrm. brick ramblers. All OF this
property near new Rte. 20 to Balti-
more. For information call Burton
Utter. Evergreen 4-5073, associated
with JOHN A. VENT. ~
GATTHERsBURG
Mod. 2-bedrm.. cor. lot, SS.500; mod
2-bedrm.. lee. lot, .$lo,5O0:, mod: g
bedrm., new, ST 800: mod; 3 bed
rm brick. 2 lots, AL. $4,000:
mod. scbed5w q ;ss brisk; AL ApI s22'Soo-
Mod. 3-bedrm.. Y acre. $4,000
H. W BECRAFT
Gaithersburg 555 or 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
IT. '-HVnI ives, u. 4-TIH
REST RIIX I'M n q

DCO1 DU I LIN -. y.
For the money New tycoon Colonial
featuring all-electric dream kitchen
powder room on LIST floor: huilt-ir
garage; large corner lot with beau.
tiful trees; 200-ft to bus Oper
every evening and Sunday afternoon
III sold 400 Southern ave. Sc:
SIS $50; terms. OWNER, 10. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

RARE OPPORTUNITY. town resi-
dence. centrally located in La Plata
Md; eleven rooms. 2 large porches
bath: town water. electricity; re-
Gently painted, In excellent condi-
ton, Beautiful trees, shrubbery,
acre lot. 2O0-ft. street frontage
Sl5.s0O. LEONARD SNYDER. tel.
1911, La Plata. Md.
MD, FISH TO LIVE
Arm. bung.. . boats, equipped. ga
rage. . outbldgs.. l acre; $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27
MTTJERSVIII,E- MD

MlLLERSVlLLE, MD.
-Four bedrm. home with large living
room. dining room, kitchen, pantry.
2 baths and screened porch. This
house was designed for comfortable
country living and is ideally To-
Gated between Baltimore, Annapolis
and WASHINGTON Phone South Shore
4l25 or Colonial S-2l29. -27
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KENsiNGToN RAMBLER. s14,45o-
2-bedroon brick; separate dinin
room, all-electric kitchen, fnishe
rec. room with exit. storm sash
carport and driveway: fenced lot
near bus and school; 81 approved
KENsiNGToS NC $4,000, VA ap
proved: c-bedrm.: 3-year-old ram
Bier, with washing machine; alum
storm wind. Anchor fencedyard
Open l til dark. Out Conn. ave;
| on Newport Mill road, 2 blks. +
Rock Greek Palisades pvt. entr, Fol
| low our signs to 1923 Halsey st
NICHOLSON CALDWELL, OIL, 2
MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-New split
isrse bedrooms. 2 baths, huge living
dining combination. electric kitchen
So $50. EARL +. WRiGHT, OF. .
5000, Once open Sunday
M ramSe 4't iarss rooms in th,s 0' at
tractiye 3-bedroom house. Full day
light basement with lavatory. Y.
acre wooded lot Convenient t
sshSS!s and ehasches on 5000 -,
s5d s SrI1. o to Mas B S49 sy. ta Ws
bonding. then 3 blocks to Wehsyk
Mass Sai oD ave sisf EXTENDED. westsat.
short walk to D. c. transp,
showing Of .well-built. gracious bricl
Kitchen with ii1ft two-door re
friserator and disposal. winter-sum
mer porch, powder room. 26-ft. mas
ter bedroom, 2 other good bedrooms
2, baths, finished rec. room with fire
P PsSss m. short Ssk a9 60 WI Snsa
and western Junior High Schools
No busy streets to cross: Call MIS-
J. NELSON HUGHES. Exclusive.
OAK VIEW, BY owNER-2-bedrm
Cape Cod; expansible attic. ful
bsmt.: Ice. fenced yard; gas a;-c
ih oan,' 't oWner " trsnsferred. Price
SI4, 900. Open Sun. / to 5. $50.
Braddock I'd. / block west OF New
Hampshire aye aye. extd" of Oak yieV
PARKWOoD-Mode 6-rm. brici
Colonial, center entr.; din. nm, larg,
liv, rm., .firepl.; 3 large bedrms., "
baths full bsmt;, screened pS ch:
walk to public and parochial schools
S24.950. No brokers. OIL. 9-9396
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY, Se4,.
950-Rambler with q view. This
outstanding home situated on. acre
features Ice. liv. rm.. firepl- din
rms, ga baths, gear carport, full
bsmt. rec. rm. Call ARDMORE
REALTY CO.. OIL. 2-7T36. Pr
ROCKVILLE, BY owner: $1,000
3-bedrm. rambler, newly decorated
gas heat; new-home condition
Owners a. OF loan $50 mo; tota
paymsnt) available. 70. 9-0e03.
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ROCKVILLE, by owner; $1,000
3-bedrm. rambler. newly decorated;
6Nner n.s a. al loan s7o mo. sotai
paymsnt) available. 70. 2-6eo3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27

KENsINGToN HEIGHTS: price. Sis
950---Brick Cape Cod: living rm.
with fireplace, separate din. rm., GE
kitchen including dishwasher. refgr.,
cleo. range. DISPOSAL. exhaust fans {;
9 bedrms and bath. Finished stair
way to lge. md floor with full dor
mer, roughed-in bath heat ducts
s sna fully o inSn,ated WI VI bSmt; 1 gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27

CHEVY CHASE-New brick rambler,
SI bedrms large liv . rm separate atst
washer, disposal, full bsmt.; price
SCI 500, TOWN O. SUBURBAN,
CHEVY CHASE, MD, S22, $50. Close
District line. attractive brick honR
with slate roof: LIST floor RECEIPT. hall.
rm.. 3 bedrms. l UP: extra large
closets, full bsmt.. rec. rm. with
firepl, gas h.-w.h with recessed. ra-
diators. att. garabe patio, good A.
nancing. BILLINGSLEY REALTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27

HAMMOND WOoD-A warm-glowine
atmosphere Of home is felt as you
view this low brick and-glass ram
bier. Beautiful Handicapped lot. with
trees around patio. 2 lge. bedrms
Zone air cond.); tile bath. de
luxe kit; home economics teacher S
home: she's leaving country; so you
get a lot Of extras. $14.950. $3.50
down GI. Dir: Out viers Mill I'd,
View DR.. to 1858. Cali u. $1,000
BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
HILLANDALE-S. SPG.-s4 acre. Lge
5Srm: &C; rambler. ga Ise b ISN'T ,s e.
ST. Se Ges c SSS. sI 81 W. ge5 3d.
KENSINGTON-Price. SlO,4O0, Gil
no down payment; lovely bungalow
with lge. lily. rm. and din. e."
bedrmS.. fully equip. kit. and bath:
fenced rear yard; walking distance
to schools and Transportation. MOD
ERN REALTY CO.. INC. JU. 7-5350.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-02-27

CHEVY CHASE. NORTH. 9002 Clifford
ave. Open Sun, 1-6-Beautiful, big,
white brick rambler on a fine level
lot: reception hail. immense living
room dining room combination. large
all-electric kit with dishwasher and
disposal, 8 twin-size bedrooms. two
basement: terrific value at 1913 $50
Conn. ave. to Kensington pkwy.,
right to. Hustled. right to Clifford
right to home FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 2-7006: ewes, 10. 4-T444.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
TTENTION, SANTA:
BOY HAS ORDER IN
FOR ONE DINOSAUR

SALTWATER. Okla. R.-
"All want for Christmas is
a dinosaur."
That's the request to Santa
Claus from 6-year-old Randy
Howard. His mother. Mrs.
Carol Howard. works in the
Agronomy Department at
Oklahoma AIM College. The
boy has been talking to the
professors and doctors at the
college and is advanced in his
knowledge far beyond that of
the normal f1rst-grader. Mrs.
Howard says Randy really
knows what dinosaur is-or
was.
He doesn't mean to be I'M
reasonable. The boy said he'll
be satisfied with a stuffed
small-sized likeness of a dino
saur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Tydings group, holding another
hearing on the cases of the re-
naming applicants.
He argued that the Tydings
group. by filing a letter of in
tent rather than an applica-
ton at the commissions first
deadline last october 10, had
failed to comply with the agen-
cy's original request for applica-
tons.
Last night. Mr.. Hayes said he
and Mr.. Weston we're inclined
to turn down Mr.. Hankin's re-
quest. but that the commission
had not yet taken formal action.
Public Record Asked
Mr. Hankin also demanded
that all material given the COM
mission. whether secretly or not,
be made a part of the public
record. The commission has ex-
planned that its secrecy in inter-
viewing applicants for the fran
chise was at their request to
avoid embarrassing delicate
financial negotiations.
The Tydings group yesterday
failed to file papers of incorpo-
ration, in which they were ex-
pected to use the name Wash
ington Transit, Inc" with the
District Superintendent of Cor
porations. They were expected to
do so today.
Other applicants are Morris
Fox, president of B. g. F. Trans
portation. Inc; and Max M.
Kampelman, counsel for group
of undiscloSed clients.