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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
FIR. Hayes Dies:
Poet, Author. Educator

BALTIMORE, Md.-tNC)-Sol.
emn Requiem Mass for Father
James NJ. Hayes, 81, poet, su-
thor and educator, was offered in
the chapel of Bon Secour Hos
pital here. Internment was sched-
uled in Chicago.
Born at Wexford, Ireland, Fa.
ther Hayes was longtime friend
of the late Joyce Kilmer, the
poet who was killed while serv.
ing with the US. Army in France
in World War |. He served as the
rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral
in Dallas, Tex, and as Chancel.
lor of the Diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

Your Christmas seal contribu-
ton is that mighty ounce of
prevention against Franklin
County's Number one public
health OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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PREPARE THE WAY OF THE LORD"

Thus did st. John the
Baptist preach, as we
read in the Sunday
Gospel during the holy
season of Advent. 1t
reminds us of SISTER
JOHN BAPTIST who
just started her two
years training with the
Ciarist Sisters in India.
We have assured her
that somewhere in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

America there is a gen.
erous heart who will
send us the $3.50 she
needs each year which
her poor family cannot
give. Went you es-
pouse her cause and
thus share in her years
of prayer and sacrifice
for God. Send II in
any installments you
like
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
God Love You-
Christ Must Be Born In
Your Heart at Christmas

Your mind has an idea in h
as you begin reading this col
Umn s.s. the idea of "love." ;"
Suppose that you say the word
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

GOD LOVE YOU TO F.E. for
SIS MY first Christmas present
for the 1856 Christmas. to
P.S. Il am enclosing 81 the
price of a movie ticket" to
DC. Enclosed is SIS given in
thanksgiving for all the love
God has given me" to Mrs.
THIS. for $500. "We were
caught in a bad snow storm in
the mountains and | promised
this to you if We arrived safe
ly at our destination"
At this Holy season all
thoughts are directed toward
the dear Holy Child. But we
cannot think of the Child with
out His Mother. This is the sea-
son of the Madonna and child
so for your request and an of
fering of So we will send you
our statue of Our Lady of Tel
evision holding the Christ Child
for all the world to see.
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it TO
the Most Rev. Fulton j. Sheen,
National Director of The So
ciety for the Propagation of
the Faith, or your Diocesan Di-
rector Father James Kulp 246
East Town Street, Columbus l6,
Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
Australia Realizes
MissiOners Value
In Aboriginal Areas

DARWIN, Australia - (NC) - The Australian govern
ment believes that Christian missions to the Australian abb
orgines have very great part to play in giving those
people the values necessary for good life according
Paul Hasluck, Australian Minister for Territories
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
Sister and Mother Are Nuns
Photographer-Writer
Joins Other Lay
Missioners in Africa

Los ANGELES - (NC) = Lay missionary with cam
That's the way the future looks to Paul Smith, Los
Angeles photographer who has left here for Lagos Nigeria
nrd "a
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

"love" aloud.
Y o Ur idea
thus becomes
vocal, with
ouf the idea
eessing TO be
an idea. In
some mYster.
o US W sy
both are one.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME God wants to provide for
spiritual welfare. Have
Masses for soul? Ask about SUSPENSE CARD
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
PORTSMOUTH 'syas'' si'5f
Business Equipment

Clary Adding Machines and Smith
Corona Typewr1tArs Sales Rentals
and Service. Stspleton Office Sup
ply. $40 Sixth. Phone Ell. 3-lls7.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
CHRIST'S CHRISTMAS CLUB

''fataer, last year 1 gave Cna4lee IN memory
of Nom and Dad. From your Office | went 10
the bank TO start my Christmas savings club for
this year when the idea struck me to start club
of my own for a mission gift for them this year.
Here ii is and 1 would like Ciborium." Many
thanks 10 noble heart Perhaps you'd like 10
include Christ's mission needs when you start
your savings clubs for next Christmas.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

and offer to God our human
nature that He may live in us
in manner and after the pat
tern of Our Lord who suffered
and died for our salvation. But
is is not easy to offer God our
human nature as an instrument
which he may use for prolong-
ing His Truth and Love and
Forgiveness among men. 1t re-
quires a self-surrender, an alb
negation of old habits and even
sins, which few are willing to
make.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

mas something like this hap
pened: 1.-The Word became flesh
and dwelt amongst u.s. that is
the Intelligence, the Word of
God. or the Son took on a hui
man flesh and became man,
without ceasing TO be either
God or Man. In fact the two
were one in the unity of the
person of the God.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

There are millions In Africa
and Asia and ocesnia who
would be willing 10 have Christ
born in their hearts at Christ
mas as He was born in sefhie-
hem-hUt they must be told
about the mystery through mis-
sionaries. But how shall they be
sent unless we with faith make
a sacrifice. Those who have al
ready given their human ma
lures to Christ are invariably
the ones who make their sscri-
fiees to give what they have
to the paesns in the Holy Fs-
fher's Missions. Only those who
have Christ in their hearts ever
want 10 give Christ TO other
hearts. Thanks for anything
even the equivalent of what
you spend on wrapping paper
for presents. All sacrifices TO
the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith are sent 10 the
Holy Father.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

In the first Christmas the
angel in the name of God, ask
ed Mary to give God a human
nature, so He could walk this
earth as man. Mary consented:
"Be it done to me according to
Thy Word" This Christmas we
are to play the role of Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
Circleville
BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS q DRAINS

Electric Rot0- Rooter Sewer and
Drain service Phone Circleville
455
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YOUR WILL Is GODS WAY FOR MISSION NEEDS.
REMEMBER HIM.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

Nj. HasIuck was speaking at
the official opening of the new
Catholic mission at DAILY River,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

mo STRINGS, FATHER. Christmas Gift 10 the Holy
He knows where he needs most
= mite for wonderful Father this Christmas?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14
EGYPT STILL SUFFERS

Thank God in the devastated by the Israeli English
Catholic
nation with scarcity
FATHER AYROUT will be under greater strain keep his wonder
schools 127 mile villages And FATHER LEO POGG
will bigger headaches trying feed his orphans Won't
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-14

WE HAVE ARRANGED THAT ARCHBISHOP CORR OFFER
PONTIFICAL MIDNIGHT GROTTO IN
BETHLEHEM AND Ten OF HIS PRIESTS WILL SAT-
Low MASSES THERE FOR ALL OF OUR BENEFACTORS.
THIS CHRISTMAS GREETING AND OUR
THANKS YOUR WONDERFUL GIFTS AND
OFFERINGS.
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At Christ
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-04-01
Conservation for
The Long Haul
y DICK SETTERSTROM
SiLVerbOtV COnntT


plant intermediate wheatgrass to in
crease the carrying capacity of your
ranch. You used the experience of other
ranchers to prove that in 2 or years
the increased beef production would
not only buy the davenport but also
a bedroom set to boot.
You carefully prepare a seed bed,
buy good weed-free seed, plant accord
ing to the best practices and even add
some nitrogen fertilizer to get the new
grass off to a good start. You have
done your part and now it is up to
nature to give you moisture and favora-
BILE weather. 1t clouds up but the rain
wouldn't even dampen the spirits at a
lodge picnic. This continues all sum-
mer and you wind up with 1853 inches
of moisture for the year instead of 1857
inches. The grass seed is alternating
like an old bear.
No davenport and no grass, but you
are real cOnServationiSt and you as
sure your wife that next year will be
different. Wishful thinking, because you
only get 9.82 inches of moisture and
very little grass but the weeds are
winning on points if not by a knockout.
Dreams Vanish
To save your happy home, you decide
to surprise your good wife with a new
davenport when you sell your calves.
Let's forget about the bedroom set. The
fewer calves you have are looking good
because you cut your herd to match the
dryer weather resulting in less hay
and pasture feed. When your check for
the calves comes, your dreams of the
davenport vanish because the lower
returns will be required for essential
operating and living expenses.
The next year you get 11.99 inches of
moisture and that grass starts popping
up like your whiskers on hunting trip.
Not enough to NOW, but it keeps your
cows grazing until January 1, even with
considerable snow. Beef prices go low
er again and you realize the old daven-
port with new 1898 bedspread over
it must do for another year.
You Begin to Wonder
You begin to wonder if it is worth
while In your heart you know you
have done the right thing for the fu-
ture, but are the slim pickings now
worth it. Your good old Uncle Sam
helped you to pay for that planting.
Some people might even refer to you as
a greedy farmer looking for a hand
out.
The people who are ''Uncle Sam" and
who are footing the bill to help us do
a conservation job have a right to
question the wisdom of spending this
money, just as you might wonder under
these adverse conditions. That is why
we should all help to explain this situa
ton to the public who are helping us
Ultimately, when these conservation
practices pay off, We'll be helping ID
pay it back through our taxes.
1t is difficult to continue good con
servation practices which we know arr
right for the long haul, when we neet
more cash to live today Those whit
have practiced good soil conservation
for years already have a ''soil bank
which could be called upon during
this period of depressed prices.
Let us look upon our ''sOil bank" a
a long-range proposition which can b
called upon to produce more food dur
ing emergencies such as wars and cor
A;,,,,oI r,I,ro.,e.r ...ooAl.o.. no., I;A:n,nr In
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-23

and good and just. Hast Thou
done no more than liberate us
from Egypt-sufficient unto us
would have been that boon. But
Thou hast done so much more,
more-and for each of these gifts,
"Dayenu''-we thank Thee be-
cause that would have been Suffi-
cient unto us-"Dayenu."
=
But now. here. "DaYenu" was
being addressed to ONU. the Or
ganization of Nations United. The
voices were two. And each spoke
for Israel. One spoke:
Hast thou only given us world
recognition by admitting us to
membership, ONU-Dayenu."
But a voice answered: Hast
thou only supported US in your
halls and councils. instead Of act
ing so frequently as if you were
sorry that you had helped US al
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-03-23

And it was on this night when
voices were heard here too-here
at the headquarters of the United
Nations, the hope called by such
large sections of the world
"O.N.U."7Organization of Nations
United.
One listened to the voices. and
one heard cadence recurring. It
was one word from an old-old
telling. The word was "DaYenu."
One recalled that beautiful
word. At how many Passover
services had one heard "Dayenu"
sung in gratitude to God kind
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Jackson, Mississippi

the beginnins-DaYenu." And
there was trace of bitterness in
this voice.
Came the first voice again:
blast thou only stopped the let
ting of blood by bringing about
cease-fire and armistice-Dayenu,
ONU."
Retorted the other: Hast thou
stopped condemning us and cen
surfing whenever we defended
ourselves against murder. sabo-
tage and pilferage-DaYenu."
Hast thou not given us this
world forum where we can at
least explain to the world,
Dayenu. And hast thou not done
aught else than issue the Univer-
sal Declaration of Human Rights
Or give aid through your Spe-
cialized Agencies, Dayenu. And
hast thou not given birth to TIE
World Health Organization"
"DaYenu." interjected the other.
For your refusal to listen on
KibYa-"
Persisted the first: WHO. and
Technical Assistance, and UNICIF
-Dayenu."
And the voice Of doom intoned:
"Censure. condemnation-DaYenu.
DaYenu-Nahalin. DaYenu. GAIA.
DaYenlu. Lake Tiberias. DaYenu."
''But so many wondrous mir
acles hast thou performed, even
for us, even for us. Hast thou
only existed, so that ultimately
we may hear approbation-Day-
emu"
Hast thou only been true TO
thy Charter which we have sworn
to uphold and do uphold while
our enemies reject and traduce it
in your halls-DaYenu. DaYenu."
=
Far into the night, the night of
the wondrous retelling, the voices
We'd. Both were the authentic
voices of Israel. One grateful, the
other defiant. One tolerant, the
other skeptical. One expressing
faith, the other sadly recounting
grievances.
And then a further miracle &C.
Cured. In unison the voices spoke
on the stroke of midnight. AT the
moment when in countless homes
around the world the doors were
flung wide open for Elijah the
Prophet to come drink from the
goblet filled for him
One heard the steps of the Pro-
phet Elijah. His voice now joined
the two. One heard the mingling
CONTINUED on Page 33)
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"DAYENIJ" at the I'm.
BY SAUL CARSON

Copyright 1856, Jewish Telegraphc Agency, Inc)
UNITED NATIONS. N. y
II night night Of wonder. when
All the world sitting
engaged in ancient reteling old
beautiful in its simplicity narrative which
itself the height of dgnitYaggadah THE Telling" told
bondage their liberation
of told of good people.
festive boards their graeuness.
only this and more would have suf
Gent "DaYenu." sufficient
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Copyright, 1856, Jewish Telegraphic Agency Inc)
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
S22Q5n
Yeonas Realty
HOUSES TO BUILD

@3t3 Wilson Blvd. ia. $40
REALTORS
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Al CUSTOM-BUILT HOME
on your lot at lnsss-production
price.
ANY STYLE-ANY SIZE
Get our free estimate NORTHERN
DEVELOPERS. 3436 Lee hwy, Arl.,
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TRAlLERs Cont
1857 MODEI &

1894 NASHUA, 90 it,; ideal for
travel or living; shower. toilet |
Sl,395. TIE. 6-54S5, XII. 9-1757.
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49, IND ST. NV. 81. d-2bnO
CADILLAC 1855 "62" sedan; blue
finish. This car is fully equipped;
50 4Q5
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD. Commercial
3lx15 with 25-ft front parking
separate Office, . toilets good fO
retail or wholesale. Call OIL. ,
N691
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

FIRST AND SECOND COMMERCIAL
around and buildings, in D. c. ana
nearby Nd az below market price;
/ terms arranged
/ KAY REALTY CO. RIA. 6-92CO
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IDEAL
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

DUCK BLIND AND GOOSE PIT, at
Still Pond Nd. Furn. house and
Decoys HENRY W. MOMBERGER,
G0l Stevensonlane, Baltimore
Nd Valley 5-3321
DUCK BLIND--M oreantown vicinity
SP 3-9654
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S59.50

$50 50 down. $50 30 POI month
VII give you immediate Dofressior
70 new cottage on over aero
1f land Tor s5N10 These rattaers
are partiti0ned On into bedr10r4s
lyirg room kitchen aud bath but
4fe not finished on The Inside The
lthd "a nicely wooded This 40.
difNion . 10 minutes from Pc Bei-
hv vas of me shiaiev
nighWaY a school Is nearby. These
lQtta8es are excellent Tor people
VINO are in the low income hrAckei
and are anxious % ser ahead and
own a home on thfgf own cal
owner Mr. HENRY IT F.ft9e
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ALSO large selection OF re-
conditioned mobile homes, one and
two bedroom models: as little as
1896 down payment
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MCKEE PONTIAC

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW usED-cAR LOCATION
10Th and I SIS. NV ST 1.1l07
BUICKS---'54 Rdmst. Rivera hard
iop, dynay T. and h.. si,6Aei b
Special Riviera hardtop 4-doOr
green, white top, dyDa r. and h..
sG,igg; '53 Special 2-donr Riviera
hardtop, blue, white top. DINA ?
ana I, power steering and brakes.
e..lNa. 50 Super Riviera f-doof
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steering dyns p and h., 40 0H9
HORNETS COR Buick Dcalert,
BUICK 1860 super couVertibie
Eroen hniHu with matching green
merf tggs6.
Akerg OIde-Cadi11ac m
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WAREHOUSES WAITED
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

tiif " II. NV. -Eniire gra
i4ith Cd o. suit Tor BUS once
t1d.o Oh laboratory reas frntai
Insure am ~ pm ST. 3-ttBH
D0t TORS SUM dovntoWn silver
spfina mncCfu Aforementioned eirs
ga.pf buifing 0ccuranry Ncg rs
ZIG a MckEFFER Pie Hidg, Sli.
ser spfuE va 90 s.seO0
PRIVATE ROOM IN real sstate Of
nee near 18TH and x So nv fvr-
ni4htd o. unllrnlthed. Nh. $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 1855 "62" coupe; beauti-
full blue finish. Fleetwood custom
styling; equipment includes power
steering, power brakes; outstanding
value at s3,495; Gee guarantee.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS. S500-s5O. GOO
Group YOUR debts, lower your pay
ments. refnance your property and
improvements. Quick. honest, cour-
teous service on real estate. farms,
etc, only in the State of Maryland
Cal MR. JACKSON. Ma. S-4hS3.
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HOUSES for SALE, va. Com,
2 ITO ACRES-S2I,O
MASON HIRST
DE LUXE

Annandale. Va, Exclusive Agent
Closed Sundays. CT $1,000
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GRAND VIEW

o. s1garioaf Mountain over ? acres
hillside Tor fanch-tIpe fmaN barn.
stttam arc pe.t4ff ; min. from
1908.
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BROCK HALL
LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS WANTED IN d, C.-Any
number and size Top prices paid
BURTON CONSTRUCTION CO.. ST.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DGE walk-iu 1917; very good
lndition. $3.50. AP. 7-1151.
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
LOVING CHEVROLET

62UU Ga, Ave. JU. A-73s5
CADILLAC 1854 "62" coupe; me-
chemically perfect, low mileage; r.
and h., Wv. tires, power seats,
windows. brakes, and steering; i'm
maculate inside and out. Ell. v
nE5g
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BOATS (cont.)

BOATING EQUR.-Siren. Gibson
Girl; gas tank, oars, nylon line.
anchor, etc. IN 4-O05o
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MACHINERY and EoUIPMEN1

FOR SALE, Q Model 1910 graphic
type machines, 5000 each. Al con-
dition. Call after 8 pm. ia. S-9125.
BACK HOE, truck mounted; Sa,695.
WE. $4,000.
HYDRAULIC VIBRATOR, Jackson
Model HS-A1. serial No. 296S5:
Wisconsin engine, completely over
hauled; very good condition; prire,
$3.50. Days, call Cypress 7-S97D;
nights, call OIL. 4-0293.
BUCKEYE DITCHER, 24-in. buckets,
for rent; days, call Cypress 1890:
nights, call OIL. 4-0293.
TD-9 INTERNATIONAL DOZER, Sc
rial No. TDCB-44296, Bucyrus Erie
9WDZ blade: rebuilt engine and in
lection pump, very good condition
Price, So, 800, Days, call Cypress
7-S970: nights. cali OIL. 4-0293.
NEW Inc, WHEEL TRACTOR, with
leaders, backhoe, graders, carry
lifts, brooms. etc. Used O.C.-3
Cletrac. with loader and grader
Inc. TIC. with grader blades.
Ford, with loader and grader
MALONEY'S, INC, JU. S-3333
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pink LADY"

WHAT A BEAUTY You simply
NUSl sec THIS j-BEpROOM. Brand
nra Epiit-lntcl nome with fuIl
baths II has EVERYTHING YOU
could ask Tor iu home including
= LARGE pink Kitchen that viii be 4
toy forever LARGE living room pith
~ window dtightiu rumpus room
retRfhru gAratf patio D rear with
urtquct fireplace Yes n mas
IkEEs On il-Acre lut priced
H. Sell call q nj
WISELY BUCHANAN. INC.
Raail BIDS, Ari Va ia 4-ll5d
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BOATS

28.FT. BAY-BUILT cabin cruiser
23-h .. lnDoard sleeps . toilet
eus1 HA, G-3ip3
BUzzARD POINT BOAT YARD
Sins available for boats up To- so
feet Water and electricitv on
dSck Foot o. First SO. sV. II.
3.il6l7 or RE 7.e35i
i6.FT. CHRIs-CRAFT KIT express
cruiser with Hj-h Johnson out
hoard elec starter both 1854. fully
equip stfN or best offer seen At
Pen L4goln, Slip F-a ~ s-3s5O
$3.50
CUPBOARD MOTOR STORAGE
We vii flush. drain pack uith
waterproof grease. and store your
CUPBOARD motor Until MAY 4 81, fof
only - ~ Warm. dry st0raEe and
u lfahcf aEslngi itss
Final Fall Clearance
SAVINGS TO 400
FEW SO JoHNSoNs LEFT
PATUXENT MARINE
1919 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsvllls. Ne
VA T-t2o0 Pafkins IN Rear
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MANHATTAN AUTO
BUICK IS

VS. hardtop; striking 2-tont
izing Interior Offset by Fiesta
Wv tires only S332 actual miles
Here's the hottest car IN town
equip with standard trans r
and h.: 3O-day nO-cost guarantee.
WAC 60 log
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HAVE 3 OPENINGS, LEYsER Fly
ING CLUE, entrance fee $50; 500
month dues, furnish your own gas,
ny as much as you like. This club
Is hangered at HYDE Field. For in
formation. call KEN LEYsER. IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

VENTN0R - Beautiful large. small
property: ocean view; excellent con-
dition; furnished OF unfurnished.
BARGAIN. HOWE, 5211 Atlantic ave.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
DISTRIBUTOR
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT


WAREHOUSE for rent or sale in
ne section, ~ .00g sq IL. Are
proof construction large freifht
elevator ana B-car rail- siding.
heated ana sui'aule FOR ONCE
space For details call NR NOR
HIS 40 i-iGit
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siding ideal for manufacturing or
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dyna and original cleaning
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ripN HILL a. SANDERS, Wash s
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ave, nv, AD $4,000. open ewes
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power brakes and steering blue
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BUICK 1851 Riviera sports coupe
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