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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Headley
and daughters, Martha Ann, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Fred Weber and
family in Jefferson, Kentucky.
They also went to Cumberland
Falls. On their return trip they
went to Haverhill, Ohio, to the
home of Mrs. Headley's sister,
Mrs. Anna Valance, where Mrs.
Headley and daughter remained
for several days visit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-12

Chris Craig of Tuscon, Arizona,
Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Mark Rector, and other relatives.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

early universities for their wis
dom in seeing that freedom was
mot a method of indulging er-
ror, but a method of arriving at
the truth .
They did not accept "the The.
ory OF an unlimited academic
freedom" which Father Cabri-
ell said would be equal TO the
belief in the unlimited saevI-
fies of fhe mind which would
never fall into error or heresy."
Father Gabriel admitted that
freedom and danger, research
and error, praise and condemna-
tion, cannot be separated"
"a conflict always exists be-
tween the theorist and the prac-
tical man, the philosopher and
the politician, the intellect and
the WILL" he said.
But in the Middle Ages, he
went on, intellect and will
found q perfect reconciliation
in faith, which is the Ultimate
term OF liberty"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

Father Astrik L. Gabriel, O..
Praem, director of the University
of Notre Danes Medieval Insti-
tute, made this statement to stu
dents of Xavier University and
Our Lady of Cincinnati College.
The Hungarian-born Norbertine
priest praised the masters of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

Osservatore's original editorial
spoke of the duty of all American
citizens to help remove this
stain of color" from "the world
reputation of the kind and gen.
erous civilization of that great
nation"
It also said that the news of
the Jesuit Bend incident could
not fail to strike all Catholics
with sad establishment.
Commenting on this, Unita
wrote:
eve are not surprised be
cause we recognize the respon-
sibility for such crimes. We know
they are all connected with a civ
ilization that is not kind and gen
erous, but inhuman by its ma
ture. They are connected with
that American capitalism which
each day exercises its mission of
supremacy and enrichment"
Defending its use of the term,
kind and generous" Osserva-
tore said:
I'VE ask all whether il be
true or not that in the human
misfortunes of any nation, the
United States has always been
present with prompt and con-
spicuous aid; whether the
United States was not there
when famine and hunger struck
Russia and Benedict XIV issued
reminder that 1T is every
mans duty to hasten to where
another man dies whether the
United States has not needed
cries for help in Italy and aid
ed the flood victims of Polesine
and Ferrara.
"We ask all whether the Unit
ed States in recent times has not
excelled in scientific discover
les, particularly in medicine;
whether the United States has not
opened its cultural institutes to
the youth of all countries and
given them the necessary means
to attend them; whether the cul-
tural institutes of all nations have
not received publications and in
strumentS from the United States;
whether social and charitable or
CARNATIONS of all countries have
not heen aided by means of spe-
cial foundations. We ask whether
the United States flag, even
amidst raging war, has ever been
stained by infamy, or whether
the American soldier has not left
everywhere memories of human
goodness"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04
OsservatOre Answers Attack
On US. by Communist Paper

VATICAN CITY - (NC) - The "kind and generous"
nature of American civilization upheld by Osservaore
Romano, Vatican City newspaper against attacks by the
Rome community daily, Unta.
It took sharp issue with Unitas comments on what
Osservatore had recently written praisng Archbishop
seph Rummel of New Orleans for promptly suspending
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04
Medieval Schoolmen Enjoyed
More Freedom, Priest Saws

CINCINNATI = NC) = Medieval schoolmen enjoyed
academic freedom of which modern scholars cannot even
dream medieval scholar declared here And whatever
freedom of teaching and of inquiry is left to the modern
scholars they to the wisdom and courage and tenacty
of their medieval predecessors
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

DALLAS, TeX.-(NC)-The Dali
las-Fort Worth Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Women has enter.
ed upon a program calculated to
acquaint each woman member
with the social teachings of the
Catholic Church as found in the
social encyclicals of the Popes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

Read fhs Times Classified Ads
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-11-04

services at a Jesuit Bend, La,
church after some parishioners
refused to accept a Negro priest
who had gone there to offer
Mass.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
FASHION NOTEBOOK
The Long, Lean Line
Is It in New Goats
By ELEM

When speaks Of silhouette fashion business
are taking y Ne'''i ''-' ''''''''
Seasons have come and gone-tulip time la Dior dome
lines la Egypt via New Yorks Seventh avenue designers
what's remarkable that there alike
all IN coats.
Take piors Aine Awtuly weird looking the original
fupeated skirt with the long tunic jacket with
IT, But In coats the Ane is at the head Of the
narrowing pr ~. shoulder I line gently widening to the hem
line has been well developed houees not look
no b epa over Yer various afess and yet
fashion seems to be headed.
Cloth design excitement is to be seen in many areas
On stakke stems the collars the provide the con-
making CARDIGAN closures are the exact reverse Of
In slim coats
An look is the most striking fashion note
we've observed in cloth for the Supple
fabrics flow gracefully in whatever direction designer
Cashmere coats in the wonderful light neutral
but hrm stand on coat policy for fall In little boy
straight and narrow or gently haring the casually elegant
coat clicks
Goats to lengths perhaps be able to be
agua or maybe on the buses and streetcas they
ever start running again in Washington.
Every conceivable cut and length including the strong style
note OF the tunc line in cloth
seven-ghths fu-lensh real short box type-take your
most effective costume look is noted in the way many
coats OF tweed team with matching and wool Jersey
oVernlouse that harmonizes
Furned cloth are another important coat trend
Cozy and warm toast Innings vary white musrat red
mole to bright yellow lamb And youU be seeing more
1ur-rmmed colared coats than have long time No
oulky tox ones however, but of Persian lamb mink
since fabrics hold the key much of the success of
cloth coats news along this front particularly interesting
Many wonderful fabrics composed of like beaver
mink and other fur combined with wool to obtain and
differently sheened fabric for coating.
sheaed woons and ustrous broadcoths are other fabric
delights. ~
In the evening clothcoat lineup are lush veyets
Evening star., 1955-07-31

-Four Party
Celebrations
Last Niqht

Attractive post-deb Miss
Dana Dewey, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. George Dewey. was
hostess last evening at q dinner
party honoring bride-elect
Miss Patricia Ann Priest and
her fiance, 1t. Comdr. Pierce
Andrew Jensen. jr., USN.
They will be married on
August 20 at the Presbyterian
Church Of the Pilgrims. Miss
Dewey will be one of Miss
Priests bridesmaids.
The party also celebrated
three other occasions. 1t was
a good-by to Mrs. Lawrence
Donald Lally and her post
deb niece. Miss Elizabeth
Campen johnson, who are
leaving Washington early in
August to sail aboard the SIS
United States for Paris, where
they will join Col. Lally.
There was also q salute to
another engaged couple. Miss
Marlene Billy and her fiance
1t. Lester B. Roberts, USN,
who will be married on August
13.
The last occasion for the
party was the celebration Of
three birthdays-Dana's and
her mothers, and that Of Miss
Mary-Stuart Montague Price.
All three celebrate on July 80.
Other guests at the 7 o'clock
dinner were Miss Ann Mon
sees, Miss Joan Brownell, Miss
Lenna Green and Miss Nancy
Ellen Priest, sister of the BRIDE
to-be, all of whom will serve
as attendants. Miss Price will
be the maid Of honor.
Ushers for the wedding who
were present were White House
Aides 1t. Roy j. Herte, jr., USA,
and Capt. Walter E. Adams.
USA; Capt. Floyd G. Hudson,
USMC, and 1t. Chandler Won
Schrader, USN. DR.. Robert e.
Jensen. brother of the groom,
will serve as best man,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Where II Started

The international Silk Asso-
citation, United States Of
America. tells us the origin Of
the black velvet collar as a
fashion. During the French
Revolution. aristocrats wore
black velvet collars on their
coats in mourning for the ex-
ecuted King Louis XVI. Since
then the velvet-touched coat
or suit has been a perennial,
though far from a sad one.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Wont information?

All our cloth coat styles
featured are available at
local stores. Call ST. $4,000,
Ext. 502. MONDAY, between
$3.50 and 4 pm. for shopping
information.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

combined In these lightweight cloth coat beauties
There rainbow tweeds somber
ground tones Of brown black spike with bright coos
Navy bright blue and gold three coors to keep
mind Browns have been better than this year
coors have been given Al autumn cast.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

who wants to really make into the National Thea
ter Constitution Hail. or some Embassy portals
Coor1u gongs on in the coat world include the pale
OF platinum blonde honey cognac and the subtle interplay
o color seen in tweeds The man-ade coats
especially lush looking in the pale Orion dynel
Evening star., 1955-07-31

CUSTOMER PARKING, the Rino GARAGE on M Street
CONVENIENT CREDIT, as low as 1929 down. and now
as long as a months to pay.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GAS AND REPAIR STATION. fuIly
equipped ,for, seryicing any type
car. excel loo. Ideal for extra
mechanic. Same owner II years,
retiring. For appt, call Ar. e
GROCERY STORE. doing close to
n 600 weekly; sacrifice; serious
Illness. Any reas. offer. DU. 7-40o3.
GRoc. STORE, fully equip, sma1l
mr.. Falls Church, Va. JE, $4,000:
Sun, JE. 3-3l35. 20
M0TEL-u, s. 40 pulaski hwvl
10 mi. from Baltic, is mi. from
Aberdeen. 450' frontage on hwy.
on 9-acre tract. Contains 10 com.
units, containing 10 rooms and S
brick units containing 8 rooms, 95ss
complete and access. bldes cop-
1fin iTYs ofif soM snd sDts apply z
Central Savings Bank Bldg. BALTIC.
COAT ROOM Concession with
cigar and cigarette counter for re-
sponsible person. Refined clientele;
yearly lease. FAN & BILLS RES
TAURANT. For appt., call Mr..
F Ferry Sonen' between 4 and Q pm.
MoTELS FOR SALE-Adyice and
consultation by exclusive full time
motel broker and travel specialist,
offering Recommendation on best
puys In nlotels and sites. JOE H.
THOMPSON; 2s2 Woodward BldE..
TIRE STORE: Est. over SO yrs. IL
same excellent ID. c. central loca-
ton; includes present stock ana
EQUIP; recapping and vulcanfzire
equip, optional. Owner retiring,
Trifiers save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box 305-A, Star. 20
HOTEL, now operating, will sell for
$4,000 cash above trust; includes
euilding and business; trust, 500
600 Mr.. BLUE, DI. 1887, RIA.
DRUGSTORE, in suburban Mary
land; established 10 years: avail
able March /; excellent opportunity
Tor aggressive young man to start
IN business. Cali ~. S-4249 ewes.
FINE me- CORNER MARKET. Al stock
and equipment: beer and wine.
S6,e50 takes all. Can 10. 5-Ii5s.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON n, close In--2 bedrms:
iiv. rm. suite; SIPS. ia. 1855
IcLosE-IN SILVER sPRINGOim.
.naculate 3-bedrm. brick; ground.
level bsmt.. rec. rni.. with End bath
and ar place: new washer ano
E. ,. KEssINGER g. co" Ju
Is. ARL.--2-bedrm. home. nv. rm.
din, equipped kit. tile bath cony
occup., Sl25 mo. IA. 2-9021 after 9
Urn. rooming house, 500 month
Monthly income over $500. Al
furniture IN 1Suse fo Pad sac LEES. Sc,
NEAR MASS. AND FLORIDA AYES
S.W.-completely and beautifuhy
furnished. available immed!ateu
on l-year lease. Excellent for d.
plomatic or government ofncial. I
bedrmS., S baths and powder room;
2-esr garase; $3.50 ,,I ~ appol AZ
nsRt qniY u s MRs TO 1870 psm Mon lon
ThSonsh FL. or oV. 3-54I7, eyes
s 81. K Ri sHn RID. s.w.--chs ar
ing 3-hedrm. house. mr. Cathedral
Embassies and better schools. De.
s Rooms Rooms, located mr.. Clarendon snc
EXCLUSIVE WOODLAND DIR. ARES
| Spacious house with lovely gar
den, suitable for Government ON.
cial or diplomat: Ist-n. library
S bedrms. S450. VIII consider
unfurnished. Call Miss Corbln
co. 5-s624 or DU. 7-l234
col Si IoRIb-WkLTER ST. Sc. 1904
ID rms. kit. and bath: We'll fur
nished; -rick row house; ! big,
from Lincoln Park; S102 mo. FRED
A SMITH. lib 18th ST, NV
Elk. 3-24Sp. -26
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DISTRIBUTOR
Ground Floor Oppty.
$50 WEEKLY

Immediate earnings. No selling. no
part-time work. Can develop to full
time. income increasing accord
ingly. Nd competition or overhead.
National company with AAA-1 ref
erences will select person for this
area to deliver nationally accepted
and advertised merchandise to
erences, 10 hours weekly and
81 ,4S5 cash investment which is
fully secured. Past experience un-
important but must have honesty,
reliability and be able to start at
once. Write giving age, phone noe
to Box 344-B. Star.
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APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

SILVER sPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. din. bath: utils. incl: S9s. SO:
couple. refs; no pets. 10. 3-6sse.
TAX. PK.-Niceiy furn. enc. apt,
lit. and bath; utils.: blk. express
bus and shops; $40. Ju. 5-5269.
LOVELY LocATIoN-seii contained.
kit. porch. cow. transp., $50 10.
MI Ers4 hhlarNnR-puplex. LIST d. a.
tEsness SIS month incl. ysils,
sTAbENs sBianhRG RID. VIC. - a-rn.
apt, pvt. entr., all util. incl: en-
pieysd couple or woman: $50. VA.
TAX. FIX. Md bedrm.. liv. Tm..
kit, bath, completely tnrn-. tncl.
A Hsns hSs s sfIRsR rs sPiRiNG. MD,
in excel. cond.. nicely furn.. located
In modern brick apt. bldg. In best
section Of Takoma Park. Nd, near
new. large shoppins center and I 6us:
refsr.. tiled bath. buiit-in tub and
trees; $40 par mo-. incl. utils.
Nothing else. to pay: On; 1908.
semipvt. bath; close to everythins.
No objection to / small child. UN.
TAKOMA, mr.. Flower Piney Branch
shop ctr; terrace apt In Garden
typs apt bldg; l;y; rm ss gin: .r r,1;:
only: refs. RA. $3.50. E2s
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
and o haAFn0fng NpitQhtffII al1Y.
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APIS. FuRN.-D. e. tcsSs.l
17ae EUCLID ST. N.w.--1 rm. with
cooking facilltiesi completely furn-
ished: only $3.50 mo. incl. utils,
70 Inspect, call co. S-6oo2 or
as GSHIILATIN ST. N.w.-Nieely
furn. bedrm.. lit. and ipeiosed pch.
Next to bath. RA. 3-0573. -26
Srd AND DECATUR N.R.--Attrac-
tive, Rell-furn. duplex. apt, twin
beds; 2-3 girls; reas. LA, 6-525l.
3 RMS. and pvt bath. unlim. phone.
3, CAP. sT.---Mod.. 2 rms: $50; 20.
rms, 5smt,; py;; entT.; sglsssas Stiis.
kit.. bath: $50. ptils. incl: eonv.
tx. $500; ewes. ia. s-56o6,,
BRIGHTwooD- rms, very des..
mr. sysry IN SO .ss az u'iis iHei
FREE RENTlEons week given to
IspIsnned n house; sd lgs. yards; free
ny APT; BLDG; z rms, kit; bath.
ssyss s54 S ST pi. $7sse s SGnsh' cay Il
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert Ct
n.w.-Elev.; bedrm., liv. rm., kit,
bath: also enc. EN-. 3-907S. -3l
LONDON HALL APT. HOTEL. 1888
18th st. NV. dntn.--Efie., bed
liv. rm., kit, bath; day or VIZ. Ma
GEoRGETowN-l-bedrm;a apt, suit.
HU. $3.50 after 8 pm.
1884 25th ST. S.E.-Outstanding
lac. liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath;
pvt entr.; utils. incl. LU. 4-3l42.
MASS. AND. 21st ST.---Ldv. rm;.
bedrm.. mod. kit. pvt. bath, conf.
furn.. newly dec. RIA. 3-4S07. go
NE. AREA and 3-rm. apis. !
excel. loe.. cow. shops, transp. At
door; $50 up. Ii. 4-1100.
TWO ROOMS, pvt: bath; S51 20 mo,
/ or 2 ladies only. 143S Newton
o ROOMS. semipvt. bath. SIN. baby
accepted SlS;s6 yk; e94 @ 81. Sc.
3 RMS. BATH. entire Or. private
home. modern. clean, COW. to
downtown. Ii, 3-940S. --27
Ord AND DECATUR N,W.--3 rms.
kit. bath, screened porch; duplex
apt, attractively furn. and dec: q
8 girls: reas. rent. La. 6-625l:
BAsEMENT-2 ROOMS, KITcHEN
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ARL., N.-Lse. bedrm.. 3 closets, Nv.
rrn.. din, kit, bath, ldry.: apt. bldg
Nj. bus. shops; S94. KE. s-4s16.
ARL.-spacious and attrac. . bed
rms; COW. to Pent. and D. c.; ex-
eel bus service; steam heat; pets
allowed. IDEAL FOR 3 GIRLS;
$1250 mo mo- sILLs REAL ESTATE
Adj rms. kit. and bath: near
traasp. and shopping. IA. S-28b9.
ARL.-a-bedrm.. weu-furn. apt. in
mod Bldg sSny I p & S.v AND , ~
able 5 OF 4, RA. 3-0314. 81
vEAUTIFULLY FURN. one-bedroom
apt. ip aps. bldg; 5000 Lee hv IVY. :
S ns 'on VI. sssSao bs for 81 s spps s9S
bedroom apartments janitor serv.
Ice. laundry privileges. downtown
location: all utilities: S7b to 500 80.
Cal TIE 6-6670. between 10 am,
A az . con eonv. IT. Belyoir. Nat. Air.
port-Attrac; I bedrm., sos mo-
. ipcl g.ils, p. 5ss92a ,,r;s5.d
I-sedTm: apt; cony e Psqsas;s. I
IA. 5-5555. COLONIAL VILLAGE
APTs. ----.-----.--- 26
FORT CRAIG APIS.
For immed. occup.; 1-bedrm. apt.
close 70 Fort Myer, Arl.: incl. utils.
Apply Apt. Q. 11s 8. Court House
YQ, --Z6
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

HILL, well-known Inover-ins. exper
| men: closed vans; low rates; apis
low as $50; Any hr. AP 7-e656,
CHESTER MOyERS-Lge. or small
We DO them all clean and careful
81, $3.50 Ia 0-0li5 ewes
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe. storage II
Phone NO. 7-OIo4. UNION sTOR.
AGE Co, INC Established 1906
beaches a speciality. S, L. NORRIS
TU 2-Il50 or Ii. 6-2sS9
lEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture rs par
payment on your moving. storage
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-l4l6
25'
MOVING AND HAULING. day o
night: expert handling; reasonable
| rates. DU. 7-96S7.
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APTs. uAFURklsHED-MD.

~ - wv SFNAN'OSse 49,
R0CKvH.LE-i and bedrooms. Nv.
ing room, dinette kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping center: S65 to $50
uins nttlH pO a.42p6
TAKOMA PARK--Eewly dec. l-hed-
rln apt: all utils. incl; mr.. transp.
SIS. HA. a-3e7f. --27
4e26 39th ST., Mt. Rainier--2 rms, =.
kit. and bath. Adults or working
couple preferred WA. 7-477S. rs
CORAL HILLS garden apis. ut d, G..
line bedrns.. SS3 includes utils.
Mr.. schools. shops, bus. 10. S-I0ss,
sERwYN, COLLEGE PARK-Iiv,
rm.. hedrm.. kit, bath; all utils.::
mr. stores and bus: adults only:
SIS. WA. 5000, 2 an. TO- $50.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. APT. on End a.
In pvt. home. for q couple who
appreciates clean quiet living.
plenty OF closet space. utils. furn..
pvt. entr. JU. 5-9374. --e7
PINEY BR. AND FLOWER AVE.
AREA-In 6-unIt bldg: 2 bedrms
sos: I bedrm.. $40 and up: utils.
incl Entire LIST a. or new 3-family
house S125: washing faeil-. utils.
incl. JU. S-5106: ewes, SP. 4 1853.
SILVER sPRING-Modern I bedrm.
in apt. BLDG, near good transp.
SHOPPING; S75, incl. all utiis. RIA,
U-S103
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COLORED
Complete home; beautiful yard. q
car garage. 2 baths. . kits, Oh
h.w;h. Available Immediately. Gi.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY. No Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-25
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXcH:
SALE, TRADE OR LEASE entire
bldg. stories. Ideal for large Co,
OWENS REALTY. ME. S-04S6.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W. .

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
quality brick ramblers, mr.. Spring
Valley shopping. on Mass. ave.
Middle 30s. Call LEGUM -
UNIVERSITY PARK
An. unusually attrac. brick with
bedrm. and bath on LIST a.; very
large lily. rm., mod. kit, center
hall, 2 large bedrms. and bath on
end A.; screened flagstone porch
gear brick garage: situated on q
large beautifully Handicapped LOTT
unique iron railing along the per-
fectly spaced stone steps. Priced In
the upper twenties. KE. 10000 till,
Q pm, REALTY BROKERS, INC,
4, i. PARK. near St. Annt.
Janney. Wilson and Deal High
Schools--Beautifu red brick Coio--
nial; powder rm., de luxe kitchen.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Call WO. g.
64se or DI; 7-6Ss0. THos. J.
A MEET .. PARK. .sIs.7so--a blks.
from st. AIMS; Diet. white brk. d
bedroom Colonial: LIST fir. powder.
rm.. full bsmt., porch garage, slate
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411. Ewes. wo,
5f-oTfi1ue1 an Nerf Pare
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COLORED-N.E. SECTION
2-year-old. all-brick, 5-rm. house.
Jul bsrnt,, gas heat: close tranSp.
Only S99.50 per mo.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-2461 -25
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

II FIND good (white) tenants for
reas. fee. Cali, MANDEL, AD.
4-34O0, -2o
CoLORED-APTs. WANTED
Waiting tenants for your vac, apt;
list with US and get fast results.
CROWN REALTY co.
l3413 l4th ST. NV. To. 2-1397
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APIS. UNFURN.-Md. tcenf.

RossLYN-ARL. - l. bedrrn.. $50.
6-7270. 1900 N. Oak -26
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS-Adja-
cent to shop, center and schools;
hS inn., am " ds Tsss ano HoT minutes
70 Pentagon, 8 busiines at your
front door Ample parking. Front
once service. Laundry and storage
in your building New refrigerators
with freezer tops, 2 and 3 expos
urss. ! and z bedrooms; from So;
Air Force personnel Mt, Vernon
and Russell I'd Alex. TE $4,000,
P rsdssiek g., Masnoiia osrdehs@
Avail, now. beautiful and spacious
iving-dining room eomhinatiprs. z
large bedrooms, latest In kitcns1
s SiinSs. ! expS SH utiis. fun
500 8 mo-: one bedroom. $50. SO.
For Information. call IA. S-3070,
BRIDE AND GROOM--Modern l.
bedrm. apt: quiet, wooded area:
close to Key and Memorial Bridges:
1880. "a s-ii33; -
blds.; incl. auto. laundry, parking:
5 min. Pentagon, mr.. ~. Myer.
Adults only. EM. S-567s days. EM,
ARL.-2-bedrm apt. 500, available
Nov. 1; l.bedrm. apt. SIS. avail
able now: utils incl, 1900 Pierce
st.. uanaser. Apt. 2. IA. 1901
ARLINGTON. N. - Q bedrms,. ~.
rm,, dinette. walking distance Ari.
Hall. blk. HechEs store; laun-
dry fac.ls. on-street parking. sos
mo. incl; utils; See MgI Mr..
GuEssFoRp Apt. 8 522 y.
Thomas St. in rear Of bldg, "a q
ARI.-1-bedroom apt; SIS mo,
utiIs. incl. 10 min. TO PentaEon.
all cows: avail now. ia. 5-y0lO,
ARR. CLOSE MI and . bedrms. ;
near bus and shopping: large
closets. oak paraust hoofs clean
e wilson mO Sivd Ell on OAK &C. e rigSt
to 1900 18th I'd. N. IA. s-1l33.
STUDIO APT. large lying room.
dressing room and bath. pullman
kit. storage and laundry facilities
iFsns Pm Kew Annex and PentasOn'
ALL large room: kit. dinette,
pvt. bath. utils- furn = PVT. ensr:
$50 mo-: mr.. Arlington Vtliase; on
busiine; 5 minis, to Pentagon; Navy
annex "a Tc9nISnn;.s .,-... r.v
Varden-type building. excellent
transportation and shopping faetii-
ties, Apt. /. 52i2 Sth I'd. B., Ar
linRson, ia. H-32S3. 20
n. QUINN ST.--Just of wilson
blvd; I-bedrm. apis. S65 and sos
Call Resident Manager. IA, D.
ARLINGTON bedrnas.. LIST floor /;
mod. bldg: separate entrance. mr..
Heeht Co, conr. D. G. and We.
buses: 500 90, incl. utils. RA. 81
0314. ---ss7
TWo-BEDRM. APT; / blk. pa vii
bldg; rent So so. Incl. heat, diree,
transp. on Wilson blvd. Call Mr.
Addison 20 TO 81. With
Realtor DI. T-0092
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