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NEW LODGE
BLUE RIDGE MTS.
VACATION PLACES

SHENANDOAH RETREAT. wooded
lot, with AL faculties Of resort
country club available: located on
driving range. For details and
Page B,5; Evenins Star. July sth.
OCEAN CRY. N. j.. Groom buns..
low which accommodates 4, screened
porch. elec refrtserator, S35 wk.
Aug. 20-Sept 10. DI. 7-6930 or
IL .5-67O0. Ext $685.
private estate, near town, river,
mountains; adults. only; week. or
month. Box 172. Rt. /, Luray, Va
OCEAN CITY, MD.--Vacation for
the children. Mothers care. Free
transportation. Reasonable. AID. f.
OCEAN SE1 VIEW GUEST HOUSE
Boardwalk and s. Division ST..
Ocean City, Md. 4-rm. apt. avail
able; sleep 4. S65 week; r., SIS
per week double. Phone Ocean
City 433-W.
PENN MAR
1877 St. James pl.. at beach. Allan
tic CITY N J--Bathing direct from
hotel Special weekly rates. Coffee
shop ROBERT j. S1ASZNY
owner-ManaRer. Phone 4-9772.
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CHARLES E. RIORDAN
1872 Park Rd. NV.
WEST RIVER 6624 or CO. 5-4292
1926 DOWN

WEST RIVER 6o24 OF co. 0-4Z9E
$295 DOWN
Year-'round home, committing dis
i, throughout: Ice. iiv. rm. with fire-
/, place, 3 bedrnns.. den. glass-inciosed
kit, dining rn., utility rm., Ia
baths, oil heat; feneed yard. trees.
Owner will sacrifice: full price.
FULL PRICE $3.50
$500 down, S45 mo,-cut and cozy
kit. -dinette, bathi garage; nice lot;
water privileges. Convenient to
stores. church, school.
NEW-$500 DOWN
ho%s SisR Iss y Tspsaase Dssare
window, 2 nice bedEms., closet
space, full bath, electric kitchen,
dlnette area, screened porch, oil
! ON THE BAY
Lovely home having 3 bedrooms,
;. fireplace. .lge. dining room. electric
Kitchen, hardwood floors through
: out. fun basement. oil heat. porch
and storm windows. 100 IT. on the
water; vacant: quick possession.
TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
To Branch Once. Drive through
Upper Marlboro to Waysons Cor
ner. turn right, . miles to ONCE
Stop at our Branch ONCE or drive
to Deale. Md, off1ce. or call West
/. River 2-1551 or AID. $4,000.
MAX C.. SCHWARTZ
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STOP

STOP
4. cur nsx isI soao WISCONSIN,
LOOK
iplni.hsd AoHIfE Aosifs. Al
Ei1es aud prices
LISTEN
70 What you gain hy buying one:
NffURE problems COMFORT kBiE,
complete living. cHILDAKN enjoy
life IN. . mobiie home. MOTHERS
dont have 10 drudge,
SERVICEMEN
you CAN take Il With
you when that transfer comes,
even 70 Alaska.
ASK about our lease-purchaH. BUY
from rs with confidence.
American Trailer Co., Inc.
502n Wis, Ave. NV. Wo. e-32Sl
Open weekdays . to Q. Closed Suns.
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w'r'RFRohT PROP. FOR RENT

WOODLAND BEACH cottage for 8;
beach with net July so thru Sept.
DIREtTLY oN MAT!ER@0 fSrn.
homes at Herald Harbor Beach.
Phone South Shore 21SS.
LONG BEACH. near st. Leonard,
Md;-Ssveral furnished cottages for
sve rsesHidaesfntis sHaef coions aSaa0le With sSfIa ne
beach and private harbor, Boats
available. Rentals from $40 TO
SIo0; Phone Prince Frederick (MdJ
aeBsEDRM. COTTAGES on bay front
Private beach. Call Ireland. Prince
cool COMFORTABLY furnished
.abin sleeps e.: overlooking bay. in
restricted community of college
and professional people. IA hours
from Washington. $50 wk. JU. O.
Beach Pk.. Holland Pt.. Nd Csio s4o
wk:. co. 5-6S53. OIL. 2-1995. 10
BAY FRONT COTTAGE, ami avail.
Aug. ] on. MRS. WENDELL. Shady
Side. Nd. West River 6393.
WILLOWS BEACH-Mod. cottage,
white sand beachI available July
10 TO 81 $I40. Special for Sept.
See KRAFT at beach or phone
10. S-6S19. 10
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TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MD.

~N~ ~ = 44AA4tAN &tAA~s
l.. Chesapeake Bay-200 acres, 5000
frsme home, restored; resi-, :o larSe onus. ma
tured timber: 3-room beach Cottage ;
ideal for private estate or subdi-
vision. Immediate possession; 55
miles D. c.: liberal MORTGAGE.
3. Cape Leonard, st. Leonards Creek
Modern broom masonry home,
large perch, fireplace; completely
possession tTgi es tssei lm9sd,ste ssass
B.. Chesapeake Bay--Large modern
double year-round home, furnished,
overlooking miles Of bay; 8. 3.69 acres,
.3s miles D, c.: $40 $50,
4; Chesapeake Bay, West Beach,
large corner lots, Groom home,
na5un' glassed-in porch, artesian
hood, % Is miles B. sS0a e. 1%msdiSte 1nsnsnHSte
possession. $3.50.
8; Chesapeake Bay-Modern ram.
bier, 3 bedrooms, living room with
fireplace. dining room, electric
Kitchen, picture windows. Q baths;
completely furnished: private sandy
penes miies D. ctmTsdiase IN s1n'heo possession; 30
Q. Beautiful waterfront site, st.
y Leonerds Creek: perfect harbor;
1883 feet water front, large mai
tic trees. Immediate possession
Ideal for your dream home: So.e5O
z Patuxent River area---A acre. zoe
beach. large majestic trees. Imme-
diate possession; So miles d. C.
A real bargain. S2,750.
See our ad under "Farms for Sale. "
We have farms, waterfronts, cot
tages 70 all your reauirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
. and 295-J-I. INSPECTION BY
APPoINTMENT.
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SuAkAER HOMES

ELK RIDGE LAKE in MARYLAND
mountains near Harpers Ferry
Swimming. fishing. pvt. lake: for
sale, new masonry houses. 20x20
and larger All mod. Improvements.
$500 and up. $500 down, $50
D. C. BOX 2-M. Star.
TWO : ROOM FURNISHED apart
ment. sleeping room and kitchen.
private entrance and bath. every
thing furnished. cool and quiet.
nice neighborhood. outside firepl.,
IL miles from Skyline Drive. Ideal
for summer yacationist rent rea-
sonable, JULIUS X. AYERS, ~22 l
Orchard ST.. Strasburg. Va.
NEW LODGE
BLUE RIDGE MTS.
Stone and hardwood throughout.
Two streams, 80 acres more or
less. Furnished. Every convenience.
Spring water lake four acres more
or less. Boat. swim, nsh. Privacy
guaranteed. Photo. particulars on
request.
OWNER:
HOWARD r. LATE
Thurmont, MARYLAND
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TAiLEk

FORECLOSURE. suNDAY-KroBf,
sSsss1. sSs,saaa ~ ..s: sass sslSs tsiss sihs
irsst. sss nv ssTth S..ss esss
1854 WEST COAST ALJoA. ySea-
ton trailer. u H. aluminium.
brakes, uater tank, galisy, eie..
used oniy one trip. $500. Ju. s.
e11g. LNl0
PLENTY OF SPECIALS
and Plenty to
Choose From at Coles
Example, 1885 soft. streamlite
small down payment and take over
payments for 81 mos. At $6S.47
Why not drive out today. ODen
Sun. for yeur enrYenience.
COLES
Wash. BALTIC. blvd 8 mi, north
LsH5ssss Ls,Hssss Rts, !, Phone Parfsa'
o-lbz@. -t7
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POTOMAC RIVER
eSAelfs 3 3. 3. cSuSIEsi s,S Irsi.i III a:.i s.: =
tsIiss tS les: sst tIS .ns.s:s s .fss ss isass
tiI.5O0, THEODORE u MINK.
TX. a.2T40. or MRS. WHITk. E4ir-
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HOLD TT
SEE THESE
VALUES

CO.ZY COMFORT
Nicely furnished, redecorated home
with liy: rm" hedrms, kit, bath.
sS.4s5s sj s4s5 leW dn'. ss5 81 mo. Sas on's
$100 DOWN
And $40 per mo. buys this attrac-
tive new rambler with liv rm,. 2
bedrms.. kit. bath, in BAN front
RUSTIC BEAUTY
Situated among lge. oaks. Attrac-
tive log siding home has liv. rm..
fireplace, 9 bedrms., kit. and bath.
Yours for only $500 dn., S65 per
mo.
ON THE WATER
sErrounded BY lge., shade trees.
bath, scr. porch. Only $500 dn.,
CAN'T "a BE BEAT
see this first. Here is q home that
fenced lot ISoxi'oo Tor for only nE!Ss sg.sssi e.
$500 dn.. $40 mo.
SACRIFICE
$1,000, ss Il, rambler ! !Hauead ". oid
With 3Q-ft. liv. rm.. 9 bedrms., lie.
on lot lOox100. Beautiful SHADE
trees in lovely Bay front COM
munity, Only $3.50, 1895 dn,
BE SURE you SEE
HOWARD E. TALBERT
DEALE, Md. WEST RIVER e-23s1
CQLoRED - COLUMBIA BEACH.
chesapeake Bay waterfront home
bedrms., bath, liv. rm. with firepl..
kit;, al mod. improvements. front
and side, scr. porches. Furnished.
Ss,S50' terms. HINE q Co. ME,
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ESCAPE THE HEAT

CLOSEST SALT WATER RESORT
Only 45 min. 70 sylvan SHORES,
tsSsy Ssossnd SCI s.sss ol ,..son nS s's's9 y en-
ns from rom 'ssSSSna $500 ap hVSe' q $500,
purchaser. Cali Mrs Rswl.t CO.
3-b6h9;. Mrs. Barton. 90. S-a323,
q West River &ey4 q our selby
:f9ss. :ass.s.9, s9 Route sit Central Ave.
KAY REALTY CO.
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$25 DOWN
SIS MONTHLY
rs MILES TO D. C.

20 M1Ihc 10 p q
Only 4 lots remaining in Ponder
Cove, at bargain prices. Ideal es-
tablished community: sensible re-
strictions. swimming, boating, piers,
specially nice for children.
Out Central ave. tRt. 214) to Ponder
Gove Gove beach rs sign, right to ONCE.
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B. M. ODUM
REAL ESTATE

Come 10 our Deaie. Nd. once. next
70 ESQ station; z blks. left OF
Slyss sShlvrshi 1,ss e ssll a Mr Is. Grumpton West
y. NJ. ODUM. D, c., RE. 1876
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$3.50 UP
Convenient Terms

HEHsEo1ESEs: sss OF sso1 szHsasa tssA saR gB. =
SAUNDERS POINT SIGNS LEAD
TO ENTRANCE.
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MAX C. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALS,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07
Dissertations and Glimpses
1851 1855

Here's picture story of the many facets of the School
Lunch Program observed by the participants Many
people combine their efforts to make this program eec
tive pupils, parents, teachers, pastors, administrators
cafeteria personnel and Department of Agriculture
ployees.
Pupil Observations The crewcut and pigtai crowd
speak their minds Some third graders commented recent
iy on why they Like to eat in the cafeteria,
Il like to eat lunch at school because like the food
and like to talk to my friends
"Is fun to hear the racket down in the cafeteria
like the food they The soup good and the sloppy
i3es" are good"
Plenty of time is devoted in the classroom to discussion
of nutrition and good eating habits noted in the picture
at top left
Parents Help: The rush of the hour is just about
for the parents helping out in the center picture at
left Tired mothers relax after busy morning
Cooks and cafeteria managers happy to have the vol
unteer that makes the serving of the large groups
possible.
A Teacher Checks: "Did you take everything? Now
eat everything your tray How hackneyed these cafe
terra reminders have become the anxious school lunch
prefect hovers the children in the bottom pic
re at left The teachers check the lunch count in the
morning post the menus sell the menus and supervise les
sens In health and nutrition
The Cook Plans: Varied menus, Well-balanced meals
and economic buying keeps the cooks OF our cafeeras con-
stantly planning The of the surplus commodities
other detai that comes in for careful planning All the
cooks know that the health and aeness OF the youngsters
depends in large part on what they eat Summer vacations
have led to erratic eating habits This is special cha
enge for school lunch planners In spite of all tmecon
suming tasks the smiling cooks say Its worth it to see the
happy well-ted faces"
The Pastor Stops BY: No matter how pressing the par
sh duties most pastors their assistants take the oppor
tnity of getting acquainted with their children at the lunch
hour The word of encouragement and the interest of the
pastor goes long way tightening the work of the teach
and the cafeteria personnel
An Administrator Looks In; The busy administrator
takes time from the pressing desk work to fa into line
with other hungry workshop attendants AS Oscar Boyer
Area Field Supervisor Food Distribution Board second
from left in top photo at right expresses it. ut gives me
cnance to break bread with my feiow-workers.
The Health Department lnspeeis: Every year, the In
specor from the Health Department visits your cafeteria
safety and service being observed The cafeteria work
in the center photo at right have apparently been rated
"APlus."
Continued Page 81
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07
Wonderful Worries
Oscar 2. Boyer, Area Field Supervisor
Food Distribution Division
u. S. Department of Agriculture

What wonderful things we
have to worry about in this
land of ours!
We are privileged TO worry
about ,.'too much" rather than
"too little"
Perhaps you've had some
thoughts like that in recent weeks
as you have read the contrasting
accounts of the Russian agricul-
tural leaders visits to Americas
farms, while American farmers
and agriculturists were visiting
farms in Russia.
As the Russians visited the
great farming areas of the Mid
west. and their observations were
reported to the American people
by newsmen who travelled with
them. I think ali of us must have
been impressed with the great ca
pacity to produce food that we
have here in America. On the
other hand, the Americans who
visited Russia found that Russian
farmers are far from able to offer
their people the amount of meat,
milk, fruit and vegetables which
we have come to think of as nee
essary to an attractive and we'll
balanced diet. Having grown used
to a wide variety of appetizing
food rich in proteins, minerals
and vitamins, probably most of us
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07

47 approved programs this cur
rent year. Part of the rapid ex-
pansion is attributed 10 the An.
nual School Lunch Workshop.
This years theme, Sanitation,
Safety and Service" will be car
ried out in the entire program.
A special feature highlighting
this theme has been prepared by
the Ohio Department of Health
in collaboration with the Klenz-
ade Corp.
The program follows:
9:30-10:O0 = Registration and Cof-
fee Starter
10:00-10:15 - Opening Session
Welcome-Father J. P. Byrnes,
Pastor, st. Michael's parish
Greetings-Father Bennett Ap-
plegate, Superintendent of
Schools, Diocese of Columbus
1O:1511:45 - Administra tors,
Teachers and P.T.A. members
Special School Milk Program
trevised), Mr.. o. T. Boyer,
Area Supervisor, Unite d
States Department of Agri-
culture
Catholic Institution Purchasing
Father Bennett Apologize,
Superintendent of Schools
This years Commodity Picture,
Mr.. Victor Warken, State Su-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07

pervisor of Commodity Dis
tribution
Special School Lunch Benefits
Judge Henry J. Robson,
Director, Department of Pub
lie Welfare, State of Ohio
We invite discussion from the
floor on the above topics.
10:15-11:45 - Cafeteria Person
mel
Menu Evaluation - Work Ses-
sion Introducing New Buying
Guide-Miss jeanette Hamp-
ton, Area Home Economist,
United States Department OF
Agriculture
Cook Tricks Sister M. Ce-
lestine, OP., Diocesan Home
Economist
11:45 - Recess for Luncheon
1900 -- Type A Luncheon
1:00-General Session
Skit - why" - Ohio Depart
ment of Public Health.
The Way to Do II - T. d.
Lsughlin, Klenzade Corpora
ton
2:30 - Closing Discussion
Refreshments: Hostesses-Mrs.
Ruth Schilling, st. Thomas;
Mrs. Pat Dehner, Holy Spir.
it; Mrs. Mary Rauberts, ST.
Gabriel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07
Official

To the Reverend Clergy
To the Members of the Religious Communities
And to the Faithful of the Diocese of Columbus
good to observe the rapid expansion of the Federal
School Lunch Program diocesan schools Since the first
School Lunch Workshop February 1882 twenour additional
schools have made provision for school cafeteria service This
notable shows the spirit of cooperation that exists
in schools and parishes Jealous pastors sacrificing parents
and devoted teachers have made this promotion of the School
Lunch program outstanding We should also
those who administer the phases of this program
benefcay and efficiently.
this occasion the Fifth Annual School Lunch Work
shop be held at st Michael School, october L. 1855 can
only repeat my words of encouragement to all who labor
generously and faithfully for youth confident that this
worthy work will continue to have loyal support We
not fulfill responsibility of developing true Christian citizens
nurted harmonious atmosphere without the unity of the
the school and the state In this we join ranks
to produce the worthy Christian citizen.
We are rghtfuIy proud of accomplishments but
must not remain satisfied by standing still trust that all
schools eventually will participate in this school activity
May Gods choicest be granted you ALL and may
He continue to bless this undertaking
With my blessing,
Devotedly in Christ,
I MICHAEL J. READY
of Columbus
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07

years, many school officials, caf-
eteria supervisors, workers and
PTA members are expected to at
tend the sessions.
When the workshop was held
at st. Vincent de Paul School, Mt.
Vernon, last year, the largest at
tendance of the four year history
of the annual event was recorded.
Since the first workshop at ST.
Ladislaus School, Feb. %, 1852,
the school lunch programs have
increased from % participants to
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were started, making total of
thirty-one schools participating.
For the current school year, 1855.
1856, AZ will be in the program.
In addition, "a of the diocesan
schools participate in the special
school milk program. This pro-
gram provides, at low cost, milk
in additional quantities for the
children participating in the
lunch program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07
School Lunch Program Expands

tn. Federal School Lunch Pro-
gram has made notable strides
during the past ten years. Two
features, that have added to its
success, are the initiating of an
Annual School Lunch Workshop
and the appointment of Dioce-
san Home Economist to review
the cafeterias.
The first workshop was held on
February %, 1852. After the first
meeting, seven new programs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07

would rebel at the monotony of
meal after meal consisting prin-
cipally of bread.
Yes, abundant food production
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-07
St. Michael Cafeteria
Will Be Site of Annual
School Lunch Session

r of
N st Worhington
Ceestne
in
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DevotedIy in Christ,
I MICHAEL J. READY
Bishop of Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

HILLCREST SECTION, 343l N St
Open 2 to D pm. New det brick
split-level rambler. with 4 bedrms.
. baths, GE kit; level lot. S23,g50,
Out Pa. ave, left on Branch ave
3 blocks. right on NJ to N st. LII
HILLcREsT, 362e Austin St, neal
Colonial center-hall, I rms. 4
bedrms.. . baths; bedrm. ant
bath, lst A.: gas h.-w.h.; large leyeI
lot. Open > TO > pm. out Pa
ave, right on Alabama ave. left
on seth St. to Austin. LII. l-lS9u
NEAR ALABAMA AVE.-New Diet. 3.
bedrm. ramblers; full daylight
6 6smt;; dE kit; gas heat Sie'9So
to 1890 block. left on ridge I'd
"a block to house. LU. 4-39S2.
lHILLCREST, overlooking city, 33ls
Highwood dr.-CuStom-butlt, luxu.
rious stone and brick rambler, {
rms, 3 baths, recr. rm., scr. porch
GE kit; 2-car built-in garage
other good features. Out Pa, ave,
left on Carpenter St: "a block, left
NEAR E. - OUR Lazy !S QUEEN q 81
front, semidet. brick. rms; !;
large bedrms.. rec. rm gas heat
large fenced 4ot. $1,000 DIN. Va
cant
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1882 End st,
overlooking Potomac River - Det
brick, d rms, > baths, side scr
porch; level lot; must sell. ST., 500
or offer. LII. 2-597B.
CAPITOL HILL-ReStored. s rms.
3 baths. English bsmt.. garage
deep lot. SCI 900. LII. 4-39S3.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Completely
furn.. semidet brick, s rms, tilt
bath, with recr, rm.; gas heat
S1l.750. LII. l-7l26.
iLYNDALE, of Minnesota ave.-Va.
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large bedrms., bSmt.. scr. porch, ga'
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oUsEs 10, SALE NE tcontl lHsEs FOR SALE Sc tcontl

FIT. DAVIS. Sc, OPEN SUN. 1 tc
DARK. Corner, semi-det, brick. Q yrs
old; a huge yard: full bsmt;; ga:
heat; nicely furn : only Sl2,35o
Assume $500 loan at S74 mo. incl
tax and insur. Out Psnna. ave;
with PUFFENBERGER. REALTORS
OF, 4-7SSl or LII. 4-10t50.
HILLCREST AREA - Custom bull
stone and brick, flne location II
Minis, TO Capitol. Features lac. liv
I'm. with flrepl., spacious din. rm.
huge complete equip owl, Kit, Kit h powder
with . baths End A.; also = bedrms.
bath Bird A.: full bsmt. with rec
rm. and bath: built-in gar: maids
rm. Lge. lot. years old. By appt
7; D. BTRGEss. 10. s-33oo' ewes
H iii RESI- CT or conventional
Bet. SrE. and frame With 8 rms.
lot. quiet street: $4,000. To in,
spect, call 10. $1,000: ewes, 10
2-2371 T. D. BURGESS,
HlLLCREST SECTION. 369s Camden
st. s.e.-Modern 45-ft; brick ram
s esT o Reenm for Pssfi s sci
SAFE SfiH~ By SoS owSE MEES NJ semidet.
full daylight bsmt. Can assume
49s 81 loan. Mr.. Fairfax village
B al iiIfDg' VIEW of the virgins
hills across the Potomac River. d
rambler with best materials. Three
bedrms.. q baths. front porch. ga,
ST. fe'i FR SSHMs y XAVIER SVRE PARSE
Just of Pa. ave. nice 6-rm; brick
Excel; cond. Mr.. eySrythins, vaGant
I1I8 CONGRESS- ST.-Two-bedrm
front porch, nice yard with Anchor
fence. Out-of-town owner anxiou!
TO sell To inspect. JOHN 1, SHEL.
TON. REALToR; 20. 1000. IL
baths, full tiled bsmt. ssparatSec
REALTY CO., 10. $500, LU. 2
eo9 ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-S9 .95e
Detached stucco, q rooms and bath
Gas heat, full basement with, out;
SIDE entrSnoe NsST T.a ane
81 900 cash. SS7 80 per mo. Cal
Mr.. Mayo JE. 2-7763. MARSHALL
j. WAPLE CO. 1924 l4th st. NV.
AID 4-2O05,
CHOICE HlLLCREST OFFERING
New constr. beauties: price range!
in j blk. churches schools, shops
Meet me at 2Ol6 o st sc. for de.
tails. LOYOLA INVEST & REAL
ESTATE. LII. 2-5nnO. HE. +-44OO
INCOME OPPORTUNITY. 27lS MINI
ave. S.e.-Three-b edrm. brick. ~
baths; finished dry bsmt. apt.
shops, churches, schools. ONLY
$4,000. open Sun. LOYOLA INV, 4
REAL EST. LII. $4,000, HE. 4-440O
1888 FORT DAVIS ST. S,E.-6-rm
brick: 3 bedrms., = baths, newly
equip. kit. redee. inside and out
concrete front porch: fenced level
rear yard; l blk to bus, stores
CT or convention, only Sl4,SU0. T
d. BuRGESS 10 S-H3On.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ONLY ONE e., Ist s.s out Of p. 3 bel 81
3O-yr. loan. Full bSmt. with out
side entr. Open Sunday. noon to
dark. or by appointment any time.
Dir: Out Wisconsin ave. TO George-
town Prep School at Strathmore
ave, turn right to saltwater ave
s EFF ss s%I 5Ssk' Rs 70 S9lS 6 proo
sPIiT LEVELS with SToy-room; 9
bedrms.. full tiled bath. finished
rec. rm.. sep. din. rm. Immsd
poss. SIT 40: CT S37O On. Fla
and conventional financing. OPEN
DAILY, 1 TO DARK. DIR: Past
st., GATHERINGS church on Eier T,
signs to model home at 1909 Ian
tern DR.. SMoLEN. REALTOR, u.
7-55ll: ewes. call Mr.. Friend. JU'
RoILiNG TERRACE, Almost new.
3-bdrm. and den brick rambler. .
bath, ssg SairE mi aEt hgs1 fen 5ieS
lot: sI9,95O, RIPLEY i RoMER R
MOVE IN BEFORE XMAS: If you
want to buy a 2-3 or 4 hedrm
home call us today. We nave somt
f1ne homes in all price ranges
Terms to suit. LEO A. Dryer q
CO. INC; Ju. 9-so3a' Mrs. "ii!s
C Ed g.iSo srL. sPG., ss15 Luzerns
ave -2-bedrm. rambler, 4 yrs, old
Vacant, open. $500 On. OWNER
JU. $4,000. ia. 9-6833
ISxG3 FIT. CINDER BLOCK BLDG.
-h-aCre land. Would make q good
home. Price. S3.s50. T. v. WADE
MODEM RThIIi AND DIFFERENT-3-bed;
room. center-hall rambler: full
basement; Silver Spring area; SIS
1893 sSS' c h9 4I %sHEAiroN: NoN MbR
3-bedrm. brick; separate din. nm,
rent. GIDEON c. JOHNSON. 10
,fiii7JAlG5BuRN AVE-, TAKoMAIFOr
the family that needs that extra
room; 4 oedrms,., z baths. plus
finished rms anS toilet p y oS% ou;
New Hampshire ave. to first street
on left beyond East-West hwy
Price, $50. 800. Open Sat. and Sun.
] till dark. THADEN REALTY. no
2-4690 ii
BETHESDA, Burling court, off Brad
POWDER ROOM on first floor,
This home has charm, excellenl
location, and may be purchased In
the low POS. For details to see,
phone Lane Cricher, OIL. h-31oo
RE. 7-i65U.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
BETHESDA-Move in for Christmas
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod
Newly decor. throughout Full
Osmt.; corner lot. Ewes, OIL. o.
1881
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. REALTOR
T936 Wisconsin Ave. OF. .-2l2.