davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-11-03

STEVENS POINT, Wis. Nov
5 H1 The town that gave Ted
FritscI 10 professional football
is readying another explosive
package and. BY the looks 81
things, there1i be plenty Of
takers.
He's Norbert tNubhs1 Miller,
q l85-poand fullhack who has
averaged 1865 yards rushing il
each of Stevens Point state Col
lege's seven consecutive victories.
The "a 4-year-OId dynamo al
ready has received applications
from the Los Angeles Rams and
Green Bay Packers. who train
here during the summer. More
are sure to come because Miller
is the kind of baIlplayer the pros
Ike to get.
He doesn't let injuries deter
him from the business at hand.
Take Saturday for example.
Miller suffered 4 painful
charley horse and missed last
weeks drills. The condition was
bad enough ID keep him ii j To-
cal hospital Friday night and he
wasn't released until an hour
before the Pointers bus left foE
their game at Eau Claire.
Nubbs. who's equally effective
on quick openers, on tackle
slashes or around end sweeps,
carried the bali 81 times for I55
yards : scored both touchdowns
and plunged for the extra point
Lii the Pointers 1910 victory ia
the mud. The win gave stevens
Point the Wisconsin State Col
Iege Conference football title
and Nuhbs the conference scor-
ing honors with SIS points.
Miller shows d total Of i.096
yards gained rushing. He held
the National Association Of M
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Washington Ski Club
Opens Closes Ioniahi

The SKI Club 81 washington
opens preseason classes Ia ski
ing at 3 o'clock tonight at
Roosevelt High school.
Glasses are scheduled for the
following three Thursday nights
at the school. Admission S free.
Beginners and intermediate ski
ers are invited.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

right wronte tied percentage sso
Pro record to dai4 right II wrong e percentage 400
Evening star., 1955-11-03
Cubs Sion Three More

CHICAGO. Nov. 8 lR The
Chicago Cubs have announced
the signing Of three more play
Eers for 1856. They are Pitcher
Sam Jones, First Baseman Dee
Fondy and Outfielder Eddie
INfikSis.
Evening star., 1955-11-03

EIEHs
The week END schedule:
TOMORROW
Western at Roosevelt. 3.
dunbar hf wilson.
Ball syss Coolidge At Western 81
Phelps 1T Tech. b 8 "a
Spangarn at Eastern. B.
Chamberlain ct Anaeostia, ii
Cafdozo At Baltimore Carver. 3.
suttland vs BiadensburR at North.
/. Laurel s. u sherwood ass caithsrsburs
oxon mn as wheaton. ego
Winchester Douglass et Carver 4
John Marshall 81 Gecfse WashinR-
\ w!,ashsns, 4. /. Lee at THOMAS jefferson
Annsndsls ii Mount vernon ..
AeLeaIl 81 Hernaon,
QHb0iifn ae Chester,
Cnipepsr ~ Loudoan County 80.
pouSlass at Fafker-ssfay, 7sss,N,
II. !. L,nshsE .,s yscsson at Nirsinia Randolph
gaitsmore Friends 1t Friends. q
81, Maryss at Gscrgstown Prep. 3:is
SATURDAY
Frederick at MontSoinerv Blair, 2sib
Con Sns2nsaEa e Eottl,wsstsrta,
Richard Montgomery II gaithersburs. d
Shssietss Hal At e. Plsta. e
Qeoree Mason at Garfield. Z
kpissnpai at Vifginia Eriscopal
81. Albsns Il 81. Andrews Middle
Penn STATE Frosi, il BUNS.
Columbian Erep y. WyOnainE seminary
Stadium. 1sl5.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Motion Pictures Classified

Naked Alibi, New Faces. Nj
agara, Night Without Sleep.
o Congocero, o. K. Nero, Opera
tion Secret, Other Women, Over
coat.
Paris Model, Playgirl, Phfft,
Pleasure Garden, Presidents Lady,
Problem Girls, Public Enemy.
Return to Paradise, River of No
Return, Rogue Cop, Rome IL
O'Clock.
Sabrina, Shield OF Murder, Sins
of Rome, Siren of Bagdad, Six
Bridges to Cross, So This Is Paris,
South Sea Women, Strange Decep-
ton, Strange Witness, Susan Slept
Here, System.
Tanga-Tika, Target Earth, Ten
Men Wanted, Theodore, Slave En-
press U.S.A. prints, There's No
Business Like Show Business, Thy
Neighbor's Wife, This Is My Love,
Track Of the Cat, Twist of Fate,
Two Cents Worth of Hope.
Vera Cruz, Volcano,
Waterfront Women, w k ed
Women, Woman They Almost
Lynehed, Womens Prison.
Class c-condemned.
Bandit, The qtalian); Behind
Closed Shutters, Blue Angel, Bullet
for Stephano, A; Carnival in Flan-
ders, Dedee, Devil in the Flesh,
Devils Sleep, Flesh viii Surren-
der Qtalian), It's Forever Spring
time, Jungle Stampede, Just a
Big Simple Girl, La Ronde, Lovers
of Verona, Manon, Marie du Port,
Merry Chase, Miss Julia, Nom and
Dad, Moon Is Blue. The; No Or
chids for Miss Blandish, OF Love
and Badnits, Oh, Amelia!; Paris
Nights, Paris Waltz, The: Room
Upstairs, Royal Affair, A; Rozina,
the Love Child; Sacred Affair, A;
Rozina, the Love Child; Sacred La
tuka, Scandals Of the Clochemerle,
Seven Deadly Sins, Sinners, She
Shoulda Said No, Story of Bob and
! Sally, The; Strange Triangle, Street
4 Corner, Strollers, Three Forbidden
Stories, Thrill That Kills, Times
Gone BY, Ways of Love, Wench,
The; Young and Damned, Violated,
Sensualita, French Line objection:
Suggestive and indecent action, cos
tuning, and dialogue. In incidents
of subject matter and treatment it
4 is gravely offensive to Christian
and traditional standards of moral
ity and deceney and is capable of
grave, evil influence upon those
who patronize it, especially youth,
reports the Legion of Decency).
Girls Marked Danger, La Plaisir,
One Summer of Happiness, Lovers,
Happy Lovers, Garden of Eden, IL
licit interiude.
We Want a Child: This film deals
with a subject morally objection.
able for presentation in entertain
ment motion picture theaters. Fur
thermore, the treatment of the
theme seriously offends Christian
and traditional standards of moral
ity.
keep this listing for future ref
erence.)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

Spanish prelate's criticism Of The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT trade union
system in Spain. Bishop Antonio
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Cardinal Spellman
Takes Dim View
of World Situation

Los ANGELES - NC) ~ His
! Eminence Francis Cardinal Spell
man, Archbishop of New York, had
a pessimistic view of the world sit
uation when he returned to this
country after a lour-week trip to
Korea and Pacific military estab'
lishments. His final flight from
here to New York will bring his
mileage score up TO 26,000 in 20
days.
Asked for his views on the situa'
tion in the Pacific, Cardinal Spell.
man replied:
ut is my personal opinion that
] the Asian mainland is a volcano
and it may erupt at any time. How,
when and where | cannot say. But
unless we get through God and His
mercy and through prayer and pen
ance, strong leadership and co.
operation, goodwill and under
standing, ! have grave fears for
the future"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Catholic Heads
French Natl
Assembly

PARIS - radio, Nc -
Pierre Schneiter, Catholic
wine merchant from Rheims
and former cabinet official
has been elected president oi
the French National Assem-.
bly,.
NJ. Schneiter, who belongs
to the conservative wing of the
Catholic-oriented Popular Re,
publican Party (MRP), was
elected on the third ballot as the
leftist vote was split. The commun
lists refused to vote for the social
list candidate, outgoing President
Andre lie Troquet, whom they hao
supported in 1854.
The vote for Assembly president
analogous to the Speaker of the
House in the American Congress
was 232 for Schneiter, 1873 for LIE
Troquet and 36 for the communist
Marcel Cachin.
M. Schneider received the votes
Of the great majority of rishtist
and moderate deputies. The COM
nUnists voted against M. lie Tro-
qUef TO punish the socialists for
supporting German rearmament.
M. Schneiter, along with many
other Popular Republican depu.
fies, had absfained from voting
on that issue when il came be.
fore the Assembly.
The election has been interpret
ed here as warning to the govern
ment of Premier Pierre Mendes
France not to adopt policies that
tend too far toward the left.
The new president of the Assem-
bly, won an important post in local
government following the liberia
tion of France from the nazis. He
later served as Deputy Minister of
Public Health and as Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

Pildain y Zapiain of the Canary
Islands described the unions as
neither genuine trade unions nor
in conformity with Christian social
principles.
Cardinal Pla y Deniel also de-
Tended the work Of Catholic Action
among the workers. moot point
between Catholic Action leaders
and some members of the Spanish
government.
"caFholic Action Is not invad-
ing an alien area. no. is IL crash
ing into the rights OF others"
said The Cardinal, who is the as
Sociation's national director.
I'VE must be concerned with the
mass Of workers who arr separ.
afed from U.s."
I'VE are counting on powerful
leaven, particularly the workers
Brotherhood of Catholic Action
HOAC), to provide a strong mys-
tical ferver. But great sections oi
the workers remain apart.
From an overall viewpoint il
must be said that the disappoint
ment of the workers must be laid
principally to the small direct role
they have in their organizations
with the exception of Catholic
Action"
The Workers Brotherhood of Ca
tholic Action has some 5000 active
and 1000 other members. An
estimated $4,000 other workers are
sympathetic to its cause. The or
ganization's weekly organ, TU, sus
pended publication in 1851 because
of censorship difficulties. II had q
circulation of 10000 when it sus'
pended.
/ Some weeks ago prominent Jesuit
sociologist, Father Martin Brugar-
ola, declared at the Leo XIII social
Institute here that the trade union
system in Spain defeats the legiti-
mate righs of the workers, deprives
them of the means to improve
their lot, and prevents any prog
ress toward greater cooperation
between classes for the common
good.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
Newark

Newark
Room And Board, General Care, Elderly
Couple. Two Men Or Two Ladies. Phone
DI. 1896.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
'Georgetown-at-Fribourg'
To Be Established in Fall

WASHINGTON - NC) = Estab-
lishment of "Georgetown-at-Frl-
bourg" has been announced here
by Father Edward B. Bum, S.J.,
Georgetown University president.
Beginning this fall, Father Bum
said, group Of qualified George.
town undergraduates will take their
junior year of study at the Univer.
sity of Fribourg in Switzerland.
Father Bum said that Is George
town students will go to Fribourg
for the first year of study under
the arrangement. The program is
open to juniors in the college Of
arts and science and in the school
of foreign service, but all must
have an academic average of "B"
or better, Father Bum said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Be. Charitable
While Driving,
Priest Urges

BOSTON - (NC) - Whatever it
is that "gets into some people when
they get behind a wheel" it is not
Christian charity, according TO Fa-
ther Joseph Manton.
Speaking to a nationwide radio
audience on the catholic Hour"
the redemptorist missioner declar-
ed:
THE very man who would apollo
gize if he so much as brushed your
elbow walking along the street
put him in car and his eyes hard
en- and his mouth goes grim and
nobody's getting an inch on him!
Suddenly the world becomes a jun
gle, two-toned jungle with chrome
and headlights that glare like tiger
eyes. 1t may be that the power in
the motor goes to his head - pos
sibly there is plenty Of room
there - and when a petty mind
gets intoxicated with a powerful
motor, he begins to imagine he is
Napoleon on wheels. All that horse
power suddenly becomes mule
power, stubborn and stupid, selfish,
arrogant, Spiteful, muttering, fum-
ing, mad!
"It is true there weren't any mo-
tor cars parked under the Sermon
on the Mount, or any convertibles
at Calvary, but isn't our job as
Christians to apply the old un-
changeable morals to the ever
changing times?"
Father Manton's talk, entitled
"Three Roads TO God" was the
third in his January series on the
NCCM-sponsored program,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

to. be making in Russia. The In
diana born Jesuit quoted from an
editorial in KomSontolskdyd PraU-
dd, organ of the Young Communist
League, contrasting the flourish
ing church at Gorky with the lam
gushing Communist Party there.
He said the editorial COM
I. planned that the priest russian
Orthodox ~hristens children and
officiafes at the marriages of
couples and that his church is
we'll equipped. while the COM
nUnist clUt does not ever have
lis own headquarters"
Father Meyers said that the ed
itors of the paper, which is deliv.
cred by airmail to the Russian
Center at Fordham, spelled out for
their readers the party-line doc
trine on religion. He quoted from
the paper: AT the Orthodox
church. the priest has the job of
spreading opium among the people.
The communist organization has
the job of bringing light and edu-
cation.
Father Meyers said that as he
reads it in the Russian paper, there
is evidence of a real survival Of re-
ligious conviction. He added: For
o long time it had to be kept Sc.
cret, but in World War II the So
viets relaxed their strict anti-re-
ligious policy in order 10 promote
the war effort. Many churches and
seminaries were reopened." He
said even monasteries have been
restored to Orthodox monks, men,
tioning the ancient Monastry of the
Caves at Kiev, capital of the
Ukraine.
The Soviet press, Father Mey-
ers said. has criticized sharply
fhe return of The monks. advo.
eating that the people of Kiev
should be more careful than to
allow the monastery TO be given
over TO religious purposes. which
is called Survival OF medieval
darkness" in the midst Of the
enlightened Soviet Ukraine"
The Jesuit said that by the call
for action against religion, the
Soviet press has acknowledged
that religious practices are being
carried on in Russia and added "we
therefore, may believe there is
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

hope for the success Of the relig-
ious effort in Russia"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Acadians Visit Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS - CNC) - over
100 Acadians, including a number
of priests, are returning to their
Canadian homes after having visit
ed various parts of Louisiana. Their
trip was made as part of the OBJ
Servance of the 200th anniversary
of the expulsion of many residents
of French descent from Nova SEQ.
tia by the British. Many of these
expellees settled in Southwest Lou.
isiana.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Prayer for Oppressed
Opens Senate Session

WASHINGTON - NC) - A pc
tition for the restoration ef the
Ukraine and other oppressed ma
tions to their rightfu1 places in the
community of free nations was in
eluded in the prayer Father Mich
olas NJ. Kohut, O.S.B.M., former
rector Of the Ukrainian PontificaI
College in Rome, offered in the
us. Senate yesterday.
The priest opened deliberations
of the Senate by giving thanks to
God for America, the haven for
young oppressed people.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Labor Magazine Lauds.
Chicago Cemetery Contract

WASHINGT0N-fNC)-The con.
tract recently agreed on by Chi.
cagos Catholic cemeteries and the
AZ. of L. Cemetery Workers lis
believed to be the best cor tract in
existence for cemetery workers, F"
according to the American FEEDER
dttontst.
The official AZ. of L. monthly
magazine notes that the new pact
calls for increased wages, three
week vacations, six paid holidays,
pension plan, life insurance, hos
pitalization and a guaranteed work
week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

DOW
Shining hour PRINT the dress girl looks Tor
boy looks uH Round your neckne and your waist surprise
houbles o real cork Vicky Vaughn Junior does it in
Wonder" Ponqee. fabulous blend oi washable
tote and cotton with permanent silky luse Natural ponges
with Tiny print Of turquoise loe lime. Sizes 10 Is.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Spanish Prirnate Scores
Unions

MADRID - NC - The Cardinal Primae of Spain has
publicly criticized the small role Spanish workers have in
their trade unions blaming this for their general disappont
ment"
The Cardinal also expressed for the great
Spanish workers who he said separated from the Church
The remarks of his Eminence Enrique Cardinal Pla Den
ie Archbishop of Toledo follow by only few weeks another
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

criticisms of certain religious &C.
tivities and urge communists to
step UP their anti.religious efforts
to offset the gains religion seems
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Communists Admit Survival
OF Religion in Land of Soviets

CINCINNATI reading
Father Maurice Meyers j. vpredden the Russian Center Fordham Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AvONDALE--Cape Cod brick; 4 bed.
rms, 2 baths. nice corner lot, full
basement; priced for quick sale
BELTSVILLE-1.6 acres, improved
with 4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod:
bright liv. rm.. flrepl.. full din. rm..
equip. kit, lge sun parlor, 2 full
baths. full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.: Gear
garage; variety young fruit trees;
spacious garden area, shade trees
excel, cond JAMES l. MUNDY. UN.
CAPITOL HoTs., special bargain. 500
AND all. 18th ST, CARMoDY
HILLS. mod, 3 rms. and bath. Price,
$3.50 $500 cash, S85 mo, 26O3
OHIO AVE. NEAR CHESAPEAKE.
Beautiful Diet. home. lge. liv. rm..
din. rm... kit. . bedrms. and bath,
hardwood floors, Attrac, loo. Price,
$1,000. COLUMBIA PARK. o6.2
CONN. AVE. Beaut. 6-rm. Diet. home
ice. liv. rm .. din. rn., kit, Z bedrms
and bath. Price. Sg.B50: $500 cash
Easy monthly payments. Act today
70 secure these bareains. Call Mr.
ODUM. RE. 1876. B
CHEvERLY--Tvo-st brick and
frame, full bsmt., level lot: Sl4.7b0
OF approved: close TO new ireeway
CLYDE R. ADAMS. Realtor, pN
4-1l43. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06
HousEsFoR sALE-Mp.

SPACIOUS 3-BEDROoM, e-BATH.
5-yr.-old, brick. Colonial: 24-it. Inv.
rm.- with nrepl.: pine-panelef den:
stone patio Esrds en- SUE EAR Pine e
ssmt.; close to transp. Kirkside
area. 500 Montgomery st. BY apt.
only. OIL $1,000. s
BRICK RAMBLER; 3 bedrms.. all
cleo. kitchen. dfshvasher. garDage
disposal: nice. large lot. $4,000.
snail down payment, Ror sale By
o epDf' Only. iR RR. s-eS SfsuOancy la
BEAUTIFUL SLIGO PARK HILLS
bedrms., center hall. sep. din. rm-.
lge. liy. nm with firepl. all-electrie
kit. lge. enough to eat in. with birch
cabinets. . baths on LIST f.: base
board hot-water heat: full asphalt
ed ea 9S% This Is O one 81 saf tSs
S26.95O-S2T $50. Call OWNER and
builder. HE. 4-2075 or out Piney
Branch I'd. to SunnYside or Hilltop
I'd. right ] blk. to houses.
5-ACRE EsTATE-Beautifully sit
uated with 1O.mile view Of rolling
Silver spring-Practieslly new, 8
featuring reception hall. 26-ft liv
rm. with fireplace and picture win
dow sep. din. rm.. very lKe. kit:
pOreh ands yara sagp radiant sSEsf hOs
water heat over so young fruit
trees. This Is wonderful offer al
81 $50. Don't miss seeing 1t.
WOOD COMPANY, 1115S Georgia
ave Silver Spring. Md. 10. 4-72O0
TIRED OF CRACKER BoxEse Then
see this really different coy home,
custom built. on level lot 90 by
204 Eyes there are treesl; 2 lge.
oedrms., dream kit; full bsnt. Only
S13,950; 25.yr FILA financing
available. A. J. KEssINGER & CO.,
A GOOD BUY-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, Just like new, gracious liv. din.
rm. combination with firepl.. large
full bsmt. Price, Sl7,250. WOOD
COMPANY. 1115S Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. Nd, 10. 4-72O0 till
NEAR UNIV. OF MD,-country-style
rambler. on nearly "a acre; all brick
construction; lge. bedrms.. sep
arate din. rm; country; sized kit;
gar; attie and hsmt, Only S21,95o.
CT APPROX. S66 MO, incls. all. Nom
81 assume FILA loan. Kensington;
2-bedrm. rambler; picture windows:
lge; lot; auto. washer. OWNER, 10.
so MUCH CAN BE SAID In favor of
this fine brick Colonial, block from
bus with separate din. rm.. 3 bed
rms. screened porch full bsmt
n!eht2 WnI sell 81. "A. J. KEs-
sti050; SILVER SPRING--cute. coy
and comfortable Two-bedrm. ex-
pan. bungalow. modern throughout.
Ceramic tiled bath. parauet ifs,
cleo. kit. All this, and over n acre;
nr. Springbrook Forest, Silver
Spring. Substantial down payment
needed. MRS. HART. JU. 5-0775.
cox Il co.
SPLIT LEVEL. BURNT MILLS
now being built on large lots in this
County. surrounded by larger estate
homes. Pick out your location now,
while the choice is available, Prices
start at S23,5 500. GRAHAM g. CO,
JU. 5000. Open evenings.
RAMBLER, Sl0,T5n, $500 down. pay
ments like rent-Liv. rm.. huge. kit,
. bedrms. and bath: walk to schools
anHd transrps, BoNAN g. FoGARTY'
BRICK .sii,soo. Oily. rm., sep;
BoNAN & FoGARTY, 10. 5-5o52.
SILVER SPRING
9406 FLOWER AVE.
ssFs 4Uom s'T psaee f0l0o condo AL
Close in to Silver Spring. Many
wonderful features. Price. S24,5
RROIJSSARD AGENCY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

SPACIOUS A-bEDRM. HOME with
huse dinine rm., iEe. dry bsnt;. dble.
down. no. 2-7951. -6
NEAR LAUREL. $500; frame Co
lonial; . bedrms.; on I7-aere lot;
low down payment; vacant. THOMP-
SON L. GRAY. u. $1,000. Is
NEW HOUSES bedrms-. 1921 47th
ave, Riverdale, Nd. 3 bedrms.. 47O3
Iongfellow ST., Riverdale. Nd. Call
OWNER. TO. 1856.
$4,000. Gil APPROVED-o-b bedroom
bungalow with full basement. on lot
7Oxl95. Excellent location, near
tense hwy. Call til Q pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS & co.
a-BEDRooM FRAME defense house,
on corner: lge; yard; : 5lks: to
42-D Ridge I'd, Greeubelt. Nd. IS
AODERNISTlC BUNGALOW, on Lever
lot, Adj. to new Baltimore PARKWAY
level fenced lot; bedrms. down,
plus expansible attic. Owner viii
sell at CT appraisal Price under
s $780, Soq Ro Sci til :. Davis RVS Va co.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-s1o.5OO. a1
cozy bungalow with . bedrms.
down. finished attic; plenty room
4SOb- aPbtOA. obA-ub. AAESA
VI Ss'if 'a aGeHE s'P eo AZ @I 1e66
sI 3, "a Subj. VA Apr. -olenridge. 4
mi. d. c. line. list fl. kit. refgr..
? sost auto rm "1 pct e wind ba ah
6edrn ni IND. d. Ice, bedrms.. 5
min new Wash. BALTIC. hwy. Excel
bus serv. HE 4-35OG It'll 81 ewes,
AP. 7-1ls9. W W. LEWIS,
ENG COTTAGE. red. to ,S1s,50O
tsd bst he' list pun G Rlek attic oep partiy
!fin.,, lge. kit, dinette. full dry
bsmt.. steel beam constr. oversize l.
car. gar. storm wind. scrs.. front
and side porches. yard fenced, Own.
s pm lea's svs lor E HE re 45ssS S'O " W. :
COUNTRY dIMiS HOME. city conv. 8 mi.
D. C. Lovely bungalow on ia acres.
Spa: ground. landsc., ideal for gar
dening: lily, rm;; fiEspl.. 2 lse; bed
porch PC beaVt ti, shrubs IIu Owner TeG Eoins
time offered. HE. 1-3500 It'll s pm:
ewes, AP. 7-7lS9. W. W. LEWIS.
CT BARGAIN. Sl4,5OO-Charming,
2-family brick Colonial. like new.
Let tenants rent pay an your bills;
Two baths. large dining rm., drive
way, walk-in bsmt, huge freed lot;
2 ,66ll blocks from D. c. line. HA.
Gil. SIS, i0O-cute. o-bedrm.. Spanish
type bungalow. mi. from D. C..
LOUIS MILLER. Realtor. UN. A.
2723: ewes, WA. 7-60l2. IS
BRICK RAMBLERETTE; din. rm., .
twin-siZe bedrms., expansible 2nd A.
Terrific large, fenced corner lot. 81
under appraised at only S12.950.
Hurryl Hurry! PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES AP. 7-7774. S
CT APPROVED for $1,000 over ask
ing price; lot 75x200; fireplace, full
din. rm.. enormous kitchen with
snack bar; recreation room. 3 large
bedrms. Nothing down to vets; small
down to non-vets. See to appreci-
ate. PRINCE GEORGES PROPER
6ai0 BROOKS RID. - 4-bedrm. ma
sonry house: Ia baths; h.acre lot
Priced right. for quick. sale. Also
several 2 and 8 bedrm. houses: $500
down. For appointment to see call
after 8 pm, Ii. 3-3625. WOOD
AND MITCHELL. RE. 5-5544. IS
BRICK: 5 rms. basement; lge: yard;
u GGFsl mis- nS az ssses4. ooo s. SEQ
per mo. pays everything. A doll
home: 3 bedrms.. Large lot. shady
trees. Assume CT loan; 81 500 down,
anybody. Quick possession. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-14O0 till g..