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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Norbert M. Shumaker, do
cesar superintendent of schools,
said this revision would accom-
plish a % per cent economy.
However, both he and Msgr.
John L. Harrington, principal
OF Central Catholic High School
here, in expressing favor for .
shortened high school period,
agreed that an obstacle TO fhe
plan is thar it must be adopted
generally, rather than piece
meal and gradually.
Msgr. Harrington, who heads a
school that enrolls more than
1000 boys and girls, said propos-
ais for double-shifts and for full
year use of school buildings are
impracticable.
The two educators expressed
their views on questions raised
on providing for the future needs
of Catholic students in the Toledo
area.
Total enrolment in the schools
of the Toledo diocese for the
present term is rs, $3.50. There are
$3.50 children in 1O2 elementary
schools, an increase of 2,188 over
last year, and ISL in the high
schools, an increase of 514.
About II per cent of the eighth
grade graduates in the city of To-
ledo have been enrolling in Cath
Ollie high schools, and about 50
per cent of those graduating from
the parish schools in the diocese
outside Toledo.
On The eve Of = campaign to
raise SIS million for another
high school in Toledo, both
Mssr. ShUmaker and Msgr. Har-
ringion said fhe need is for .
general high school, rather
than . vocational high school,
favored by some.
Even those who will follow a
trade will benefit more by first
getting a general high school ed
ucation, the two educators said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
School Bus Crash Kills
Driyer. Fire Student

LOS ANGELES-NC) - Death
toll of a parochial school bus
crash here has reached six with
the death of the driver and an
other child.
Meldon Smith, SO, driver of the
bus which plunged into a 35-foot
ravine on Sept. 80, die6 six days
after the crash without having re-
gained consciousness.
Twenty-seven children from All
Saints school were aboard the bus
when its brakes apparently failed.
It plummeted off a bridge and
landed upside-down in a creek
bed in suburban Highland Park.
Two children were killed out
right, three others died of injur-
les. All other passengers were in
jured.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

RI PAYS TO USE THE
TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

the convention delegates who
swept aside any consideration of
the charges made against their
union. He expressed contempt for
the way the delegates paused
long enough in their proceedings
for a defiant reading of the charg-
es made against Hoffa by the
Ethical Practices Committee of
the American Federation of La
Dor and Congress of Industrial
Organizations"
The delegates voted in favor of
striking the whole report of the
Ethical Practices Committee from
the convention record.
1.-THE Hoffa crowd Father Co.
mey said, showed absolutely no
regard for the government, the
press, the nation or the church"
cts a pity we haven't better
leaders in the Transfers" he con-
tinued. indicating that "apathy
within the rank and file Of the
union membership is in part to
blame for the present state of
things"
Should the transfers be ousted
from the AFLCIO, Father Comey
said it would be unwise to estab-
lish a rival union of teamsters in
the federation.
"In the tradition Of the team
sters," the Jesuit predicted,
"bIood would flow" He said
I'VE must defeat this thing by
working in The area Of phiIoso.
ply. not in the ares Of mus
eIe."
The priest concluded:
1.-THE philosophy of absolute
freedom which now controls the
teamsters must be replaced by
principles of sound union organi-
cation and fair labor-manage-
ment relations. And the initiative
must come from good men at the
top"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Sanger Interview
Gets Varied
Press Reaction

WASHINGTON - MC) Mike
Wallace's recent television inter-
view with birth control advocate
Mrs. Margaret Sanger has elected
a varied response in comments
published in Catholic newspapers.
In an editorial entitled "The
Contradictory Mrs. Sanger" in
the Catholic News, publication of
the New York archdiocese, the
interview was characterized as re-
vealing birth control for what it
is, "a materialistic philosophy,
repudiating the sanctions for the
laws of God"
ITO the Catholic, the Christian
or any religion-minded person
who knows that the birth of every
child gives him or her an immor-
tai soul intended by God for an
eternity of bliss with Him, Mrs.
Sanger's defense of birth control
was utterly heartless," the edi-
torial stated.
Boston archdiocese weekly
newspaper, The Pilot, found the
interview to be a "pitiful per-
Torrance as the elderly, tired and
apparently i'll woman found her.
self dissected before millions of
viewers and was not even aware
of the operation"
NORMALLY if one point of view
is given space, the opposing par
ties are provided with equal
time In this case, having pre-
scented the leader of the Birth
Control movement, should some
opponent be allowed to present
the other side of the question:"
asked the Pilot.
Mikes position, we suppose,
is that he is a kind of 'advocatus
diaboli' devils advocate) who out
of simple contrariness takes the
view opposite to that of his guest.
Some listeners last week had the
impression that Mike and his
guest at many points were side
by side. If Margaret Sanger flop
ped, it was thanks to her own de-
ficiencies, not Mikes questions.
We would not wish to be the
Judge, but the matter is one that
is we'll worth the consideration
of the FEC" the Pilot concluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

tute of Industrial Relations, said
the rebellion of the teamsters"
in electing Hoffa reveals that a
dangerous philosophy of labor is
controlling the destiny of 1,5OO,-
900 workers"
He indicated that Influence
from hoodlums and racketeers
has made its mark on the top
echelons of the international Bro
therhood of Transfers.
1.-THE bosses" he said, "nnay
be expected TO surround them
selves with sfooges and try to
extend into future negotiations
The same absolute freedom
tactics which the Hoffs ma
chine employed in controlling
the convention"
He criticized the behavior OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

now" she remarked. Every now
and then l catch myself calling
my children by their parents
names"
In these % years, Sister Louis
Simon has instructed more than
1000 children, but a little girl
who likes to sing is the pupil she
remembers best.
>" was trying to sing one
morning." The nun explained. :"
had . sore throat and | guess |
didn't sound very good. One OF
the little girls said to me: :"
think, Sister, that your vicfrola
Is getting . little DID,"
Encouragement is the secret of
success when teaching, according
to Sister Louis-Simon, who de-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
MofeIs
MOTOR FREIGHT COMPANIES

GAFFNEY MOTOR FREIGHT Inc.
Warehousing - sol S. High St.
Dial OIL. 3-0871 in Lancaster.
Columbus Phone CA. 1873.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Ohio Educators Favor
Short School Course

TOLED - NC) - Two Toledo educators have ex-
pressed their belief that the high school curriculum can be
At a time when other proposals for coping with the
of the soaring school population are being aired,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Jesuit Says Hoffa
Election Shameful

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES election of James r.
Hoffa at the teamsters convention in Miami Beach was
criticized as "a shameful affair" by Jesuit Father Dennis
j. Comey here.
Father Comey, founder of st. Joseph's College Insti-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

THE student -. who visual
Tres life in terms of leadership
and influence and social i'm.
provemenf in the environment
in which he moves will very
likely find the curriculum Of
q general high school aims to
give him broad cultural and So
eiaI backgrounds" Msgr. ShU-
maker stated.
sIt also aims to develop in him
the ability and the incentive to
think through problems and tc
strive for social and spiritual i'm,
provements in his life and the
lives of those whom he contacts
he said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Thought Voice Like
WOrn-O Out VictrOla

BURLINGTON, Vt-NCeSister Marie Louis-Simon
has taught the first grade in the same room at St. An
school has been operating.
GIVE taught the parents of the children I'm teaching
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

clared: Every child must be en-.
couraged. They thrive on it."
Every time / correct the chill.
dren's papers," she added, II put
a different sticker on them. It
encourages them to do well. My
children have beautiful writing
books.
Il never punish my children.
l just look at them and change
my eyes. They're very good chill.
dren."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Sir Cedric Hardwicke was on
a flight to his native England
when the plane was forced down
at Gander because one of the en-
gines had failed. AS it landed,
Sir Cedric asked the lady sitting
next to him if she was frightened.
Heavens, no." she answered.
at wasn't even on our side of
the plane"
Catholic Digest-October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

M LANGLEY PIX. SHOP. CENTER
bus line and school. Lovely 2-story
hrk duplex home with 3 bedrms'
"a baths, liv.-din. rm comb. kit
with breakfast space. I'm. rec. rm
AND Ice yard Conventional a.
naneing. $4,000 down. $500 Ifth
ave. Sill. Spg, Nd
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CHEVY CHASE. $4,000, Imposing
white brick residence on Conn. aye.
near ch. CHI. Club, den and powder
room. B bedrooms. baths, un-
usually large Nv. rm.. true center
Rig lot With many trees. fenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

CHEVY CHAsE-RoLLTNowooD-
Brick cepter-han rambler; 3 bed
Spacious rms: big screened porch.
rec. rIn. with fireplace. at S2S.0 $50
the best buy IN this beautiful area.
Open from l. Western ave. 20
Pinehurst parkway, left | block to
oreenvaIe. left % 5IOe. EN-. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

CHEVY CHASE. MD. RidgeWood
VILLAGE. nr. Rollingvood school,
m. charming din. rrn. with corner
cabinets, den and powder rm. on
LIST a.. 3 twin-size bedrms,, baths
On end a.; paneled rec. rm.: porch
and det. garage; extra large lot;
loe. In an Attrae: area. Priced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

o line an home e., IN wIi ans
hrepis.; s32.560 caii Mrs. Candy
~; s-5423. J. WESLEY BUcH'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

custom built brick Colonial w az
wooded acre site; 4 bedrnaS aen
rec, room and servants onart zen
$4,000. SAMUEL =. BOGfFY'
INC. POTOMAC OFFICE. OF. 1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

KENSINGTONi 81. 600 down. $50. 81
monthly includes everything: 4es
loan--Cute. 2-bedrm. rambler
fenced: D oak trees; mr.. elem
school. auto. washer. Low heat
cost BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

SILVER SPRING - ST.. $50, only
$500 cash. Cozy 2-bedrri. rambler
din, alcoye. Ice, de luxe Kit EM
$500 I'll . pm. BERENs. JR. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

KENsINGTON-open 10. EXTRA
SPECIAL. below $4,000. OWNER
DESIRES A QUICK SALE-MAKE
OFFER. Low down payment, excel
financing. 3 bedrms. with ia iull
baths, 2S-ft. lly. rm.. flrepl.. all
elee kit. full bsmt. lmmed. poss.
Dir: Out Conn. ave TO Newport
Mil I'd, left 10 ll0O6 Madison.
STAMFORD REALTY CO.. he. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

By OWNER mo agentsl--3-bedrrn
senidet. brk.. house. in excel. cond
Nicely fenced yd. Mr.. Langley PIX
shop. ctr. $l3,950. $500 cash. pur.
ehaser assume GI loan and small
md trust HE. 4-5609.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

UAIIHkkSBURG HOMES--If YOU
are interested in settling in this
hhsowing community We have four
2Tsnutiiui homes you should see.
lent neighborhoods. II Won want
little land with your home, lei Us
snow you some OF our listings with
Z: o, acres or more. No OBJ
lkaLion. RQMER q CO., REAL
TORS. GAITHERsBgRG s99.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

tliul new rambler with 3 large
bedrmS., 2h baths. spacious rear
screened porch. gear garage. finish
ed rec rm,. de. luxe kit. equip. sep
= tree shaded lot in this beautiful
area. Open until dark today. Drive
out Connecticut ave. extended 70
Kensineton parkway. right l mile
TO East Bexhill drive. rlght 10 0y0Q
and house. LAWRENCE v. LUTE6
Co, Builders, Ju. 5-4292.
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CHESTNUT HILLS RAMBLER, al
Si1,500l Three bedrms.. 20-ft. iiv.
rm., huge l5x12-ft. family kit; gas
heat; $1,000 dn., approx. SIS mo.
Including taxes; top cond. RIPLEY
q HOMER JU 5-6lll.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROCKVILLE - Immaculate. 3-bed-
room Cape Cod In Twinbfook; liy-
ing, room with fireplace; large kit,
with dining area; ranch fenced
ne vain sslsEm C ssES sch'Coi
including settlement. REED REAI
ESTATE. OIL. H-3S5c. =
ROCKVILLE: POTOMAC AREA-in
the heart Of the hunt club section
Wooded lot. iS5xI75 It., with new
a2-ft.. rambler, 8 large bedrms..
Z baths. complete cleo, Kitchen
Dashboard NV. heat with oil: util.
I'm; and carport. Priced at 49,
gS Va, for quick sale. Exclusive With
NIL STACkHouSE, JR.. REAL.
Rockville. Md. 20. 3-2SSS; ewes.
70: 2-a56s or 20. 2-4li7.
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RocKyLLE, AN, $50 .I DoTN-p I.s 4,
Ri fyETTY' oE. ss.s7Ss5p,' ruS y.Ssbo,
/ :BEDRM. COUNTRY SPLIT LEyELl
Es s sss Tg' ,u SR az T conc oa acre
iot' mr.. coissyIils. a. ]. KEssikoER
a CO.. ~. e-464t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MASS. AVE. AREA - Potential 4
bedrms.; expert dec. Level lot. trees
OIL. 4-334S. HURIAUX, OIL. 4-6le4
SILVER SPRING
Montgomery-Blair High schoo
area---Large brick rambler in new
house condition.; 8 spacious rms.
"a baths, full din. rm., $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 1890
SPECIAL OFFER
Beaut. new g2-ft brick. stonI
rambler; adjacent to country club
extremely modern with gorgeou,
view, large prominent lot; o profes,
sional mans dreami l0Is miles from
p. G Out Ca. ave. extended 4
Emory lane; Ind rambler on right;
wa ,95O;. terms or trade; OWNER
Qaithershurg 0S9-W,
SIC ,950--KENsTNoToN
Assume $4,000 Gil loan: lay
ments., S72 mo, Cape Cod: . bed
rms. liv. rm din. rm., den, fuil
bsmt.. outside patio. beautiful trees
and shrubs 10. 5-5117.
MODERN BRICK RAMBLER
Sb02 OLD BLADENSBURG RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO DARK
Gil or non-Gl. Owner will sell fol
less than Oh approval. 8 large bed.
rooms, Ia baths, rear Screened
porch: gas ht.. wall-to-wail carpet.
ing plus many extras.
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-3o6C
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EDGEMooR AREA

WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
2 BEDROOMS--2 BATHS
Lovely corner brick residence. fea..
turing center hail, .side-screened
porch. 25-ft, liy. m. lge, din, rm..
bedrm. and bath on first: 2 Ice. bed
with rec. rm., n w. NJ. T5x1OO-ft
lot closed by hemlock hedge; Diet.
garage. Price. S25,p50. OF contracts
invited, Phone Mr.. siEwald. OIL. 2
p. W. BERENs SALES. INC.
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METzLER REALToR. BUILDER
Daily and Sunday. EN-. 2-74OO

SILVER BPRINo--$1b,b0O
Delightful 0-rm. brick colonial
excellent location. bsmt, with rec.
rm, near 81, Johns School
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-6400
SILVER sPR1NG--$i3,D50
Vacant; nearly-new brick rambler;
rec rm. In bsmt,, porch. Oh $1,000
HUGH +. PECK HE, $4,000
WEST GATE. MD.
white brk. Colonial. immaculate
cond.; walking distance 70 grade
Junior high and parochial schools,
Center hall designed, llv. RIM. IRE
pls.. screened Nv. porch din. rin.,
newly undermined kit, powder rma
. bedrms,. 2 baths On End floor fun
tory and laundry facilities. detachsd
gar: completely fenced rear "a.
apt. cali OWNER al OIL. 4.bo4i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

FRAME 5-rm. -and bath rambler "a
hedrmsl; full bsmt., stove and
refgr.; nice lot. Easy walking dis.
lance to dntn. business section
Owner moving to Calf. Price. si5,-
zoo; nicely financed with OF loan.
GAITHERsBuRG REALTY. INC,
436 N Frederick ave. Gathers
burg, Po. 2-9442, Gaitherspurg
40l; ewes, Mr.. Cushman. GA.
4-Sl2O
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE

1906 EAST THoRNAPPLE ST.
Just q few doors on Conn. ave
Dutch Colonial frame. Six large
hot-water heat. Priced as Is for
SIS. 500; very reasonable terms TO
responsible party.
Call Mrs. Helen Omlof, IA. S-l1a3
or THOMAS d. WALSH, INC, OIL.
A-IYl9
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BETHESDA. LIST ofierinS-oniy Si5..
NH and Naval Hosp; . bedrms
anc stairway to partly finished
md a; you may assume this pres
ent a1aqe loan with payments Of
$500 per mo. MRS, HOAG. OF
@-lu13 COX d Co, INC.
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SILVER SPRING. Burnt Mills village
really q spacious center hall brich
rambler In beautiful setting. Pea
lures six kemendous rooms and
breezeway and garage: fun bsnt
with rec, rm.; let's mention the
Kitchen in particular. dream IN
techn!color. electrically equipped.
space for the whole family 70 eat:
adjoining laundry room with washer
ana dryer, also pdr. I'm By appt
CHESTER H. KELLER. Reaitor. Ju
5.Tiflfl. OIL. R-eg50
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SILVER sPRlNo-sel.5oo
1Ol SHEFFIELD ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. l2-DARK

I-bedrm.. 2-bath immaeu.
late brick rambler. Paneled
hfepl. wall In Nv. rm,i sep
din .rm.. all-electric kitchen,
paneled rec. rm., excel. closet
and STORAGE space. Aluminium
awning covered porch. ga
rage, manv extras. Incl.
alum. storm windows, Close
IN location. Near all schools.
Reasonable financing. Beauti-
ful corner fenced lot, Dir.
out Piney Branch I'd. TO Dale
DR., left TO Fleetwood, right to
shefel4 Follow Metzler ar
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SILVER SPRING loakvieWI near 81
Camillus School---Attractive mod.
ern 9.rm. brick Colonial. pvt. I'd
with beautiful shrubbery and trees,
screened porch; $4,000. terms ar
RANGED. HUGH 7. PECK. HE. A.
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priced in low eos; detached si'6 6ricE;
beautiful level lot; attractive Isl
4 plan with "a bath: s hedrms
and bath on ind. Shown by AZ.
pointment only, Sunday til &;
f fsss RESLr 81 iiaiSe Ms s6SSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Attractive lO-yr. cold hrick Co
lorial in excel. cond. Ice. in. rm
sen; din. rIn, mod. kit: 5 bedrms.
bath upstairs: Ice. ser. porch: full
bsmt.; quiet st; short walk TO ali
schools. SiS,45N, TOWN &
SUBURBAN, EN- o-QAOo
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SILVER sPRTNG--LEe. 3-bedrm brF
rambler; sep. din rm.. lovely Nv.
I'm With nrenl bsmt. with outside
sumo 4isss $1,000 loan WITH only
$500 cash. Out Ca. ave. left On
rrltehard I'd. risht on Bucknell.
left on Reedie to a01p Open moor
I'll 5 pm. 10. 5-36ss. SUBURBAN
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sILVtR sPkING-4 CORNERS, 7O4
thing special in non suSdiy
rancher. Attr brick and frame ex.
terror. Foyer entr., brick firepi
wau. or 3 bedrms, zone keel
cleo. kit. with disposal. dishwasher
auto. washer: rear porch. patio
level lot, 57xl5n; Sl3.95n. Assuri,
4ee loan. JU. h-4afih -
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SILVER sPRING--Are you lookinS
for 2 lge. bedrms,. "a baths. BIZ
family din. rm.. lee. Nv. rm.. with
trees, beautiful landscapins viii
managing for CT. FHA or eonven.
tional? Then. ean and see these
custom built homes priced at only
sio'soo. Trades considered, Out Ga
Windsor model home. Oper sun,
II 70 s; 10; 5-a6ss. SUBURBAN
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WestWood section
Before BUYING. see this beautiful
colonial family home nearing com
pletion. Superior construction and
list floor: Nv. rn., Ice. din I'm
stunning kit. with eating space.
paneled den. powder rm. and
screened porch. bedrms.. : baths
on End door. STAIRS 70 STORAGE area
Rec. nm, with lrepl. and powder
rm In full bsmt. S4h. 500. COUNTY.
WIDE REALTY. OIL. 2-bs5s. Ewes
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SD .5lIU 10. H-Ofl41
SLIGO PARKWAY--A lovely rambler
nestled In q paradise OF trees
overlooking stream and park You
will like the cathedral ceiling in
the l5x2S Iiv. nm. de luxe din.
extras, owner In FLORIDA. 50 Come
and take your time 20 look around
$4,000 down. Open sun. III
dark. Out N. II. ave. left on Sligo
ave. TO 600. Call JU. $1,000 any
time, BAINuM RIAL ESTATE.
s0MERsET-Exclusive area pre-.
sents this truly beautiful brick ram
bier: 3 bedrooms, once space OF
electric kitchen. rec, room with
nreplaee, many extrasi KORzEN
DORFER. Realtor. OIL. 4-sil1 II
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UALIHEkSBURG. 4 minutes 10
AE;c; Like new: 3-bedrm. brick
and-trame: stove. and refgr; full
naneed; SI5.25O. Drive out Rte
$40 TO Gaithersburr, Nd, turn
right on Peony drive, right on Hut.
ton St. to open sign. Open Sun. I
70 3 pm CLEARANCE &. BE-
CRAFT,. l12 N. Frederick ave,
Gaithersburg. Nd. phone 73S OF
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BETHESDA AREA-Attractiye Co.
lonial with ) rwin-sized bedrooms;
2 baths. all-elec. kit. large dinine
screened iaiousied porch. paneied
rec. room, garage, A-acre site;
Sas,500, REED REAL ESTATE. OIL
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SILVER SPRING. si2.a50-Attrac-
I'VE 53rm. asbestos single ram
ion. opposite golf course: So 50O
down, HUGH ]. PECK. he. 4.6lO0.
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SILVER SPRING - Best location,
D6O2 Garwood. Lovely brk. colon
ial. Liy. rm. with flrepi., sep. din
nm; Ice. bedrms... full bsmt., at :
tacned garage. etc, $4,000. Open
dsdark. ALLEN REALTORS. RIA. t.
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SILVER sPRTNG-Sl95 down, as
sumo mo. payments OF S77, 2 bed.
rms. fun bsmt. corner lot. vac. !,
no red tape, Mr. Frank. tn. a-424i'
SILVER SPRING, Si3,30O--4O-ft.
brick rambler; / u baths, 3 bedrms. :,
living dining comb. with firepl. I,
equip. kit. lovely. fenced. tree
shaoed yard. covered patio; excel.
bus, stores. As little as $500 down
g qualified purchaser: non-Gl.
Mrs. Hart. ~, 5-O715. COX A. co
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SILVER SPRING 1Woodside areaj--
Lovely det, brick Colonial with
STATE roof. .lose-in. 9 spacious rms. !.
lst n. powder rm.. Screened porch,
gafage; Si9,500. HUGH 7 PECK
HE. 4-640O. till q pm,
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SILVER SPRING--3-bedrm. brk. CO.
nm: tiled bsmt.: extras: sIs1 Sb0'
ALLEN REALTORS. RIA. t-3333,
SILVER SPRING! Individual custom
S-bedrm.. 2-bath. brick rambler on
SOx134 corner lot, Firepi., SEP
q. r., full bsmt., screened pch., fruit
tTees. S.l,e50. RIPLEY q ROMER,
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BETHEsDA RAMRLER---io

BETHESDA RAAIBLER--Open toda,
20; you'd never guess this ouaiity
area could have a rambler to bs
Gid In low teens; exec. lot Attn
trees; 3 bedrms.. extras incl
washer and deep freeze, Better
3 miles Bells Mil I'd. eft hlks
e Montauk and 10021 Montauk
OIL 6-S60u; ewes. OIL. 2-5g9S
ALLIED REALTY.
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GARRETT PARK. 1901 FLANDERS
ave.-OPEN j TO DARK. Brk.
rambler; Iiv -din rm. comb; z
bedrms. and bath, mod. kit, full
bsmt.;. excel. cond.; quick poss.
Close to busline; Sl5,5O0. Dir: out
Wis ave. right on Strathmore ave
Flanders to mouse and open sign,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO., EN-
3-1RO0. 9939 Conn ave