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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
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For Rent

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
FairWood Ave. - Lovely redec.
modern apt, 2 bedrms., gas fnc.,
yard. ! so. from Rosary Church,
stores, bus. CT. 2-6176.
NICE FRONT ROOM, 1st floor.
Man only. 239 w. LIST Ave. AK.
9-1072.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Priest Is Oddly In Copenhagen,
City Founded BY Catholic Bishop

The author OF the following
article is news editor of the
SteubenvilIe Register, weekly
of the SteubenvilIe diocese. He
has recently returned from .
trip to Europe.
BY Father Francis Brown
A Catholic priests is an
oddly today in a city that
was founded nearly eight
centuries ago by a Catholic
Bishop.
The city is Copenhagen, and
q priest tries not TO notice that
he is being stared at by many
passersby. Yet In the most con-
spicvous downtown area people
r~everenfIy point TO . monu-
menf to their distinguished
Bishop Absslon. . Benedicfins
monk whose influence in fight.
ing paganism was enduring.
The fact that there are only
$4,000 Catholics and "a diocesan
priests scattered over the whole
of Denmark - including the Fa,
roe Islands and Greenland-indi
Gates that the 1000, 900 people Of
Copenhagen just do not get the
opportunity to see very many
priests or even Catholics.
1t required much discussion
among several Danish cab drivers
before we would be driven to st
Ansgar's Church, some 10 min
utes away, and one of IL Catho
lie churches in the entire city
The fact is that these men are
just not accustomed to being ask
ed to drive to a Catholic church
The guide who conducted
our tour enormously informed
US that Catholics tax pay.
ments would not go toward The
Upkeep Of the Lutheran State
Church. Actually, no other
church except The Lutheran
church receives state assist
anee, although other religious
groups are exempt from prop
erty tax.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Honor Foreign
students Here
AT Newman Hall
i.

A dinner in honor of all Cath
olic students from foreign coun-
tries now studying at Ohio State
University will be served at New
man Hall, Sunday evening, Nov.
II, at $50, according to Father
Richard Walsh, esp, director.
The program will begin at $3.50
pm. with a Holy Hour that will
precede the initiation of all new
members into the Newman Club.
This ceremony is held at this
time so that all those who have
recently become members OF the
Newman Club may make the SOL
emn promise as a Newman Club
member to support God, country
and university.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15

place as a potent force in the
peoples lives. In 1852 Swedes re-
scinded a law that forbade con-
templative orders of nuns from
entering the country. In 1916
Norway put an end to a 142-year-
old ban against the Jesuits. And
Finland, described as the "most
Lutheran country in the world,
a nation that went from 1904 I'M
til 1899 without a Catholic
church, is also showing signs of
Catholic revival.
1t is hardly too much to hope,
then, that the day will come
when the priestly collar need not
have all the attraction of a side
show.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
PTA to Hear
Father Becker

st. Ladislaus Parent Teachers
Association will hold its next
meeting in the school at 8 pm.
Thursday. Nov. 81. All parents
are urged to attend so as to hear
FIR. Anthony Becker's interesting
talk on sex Education for Cath
Ollie Children"
Mothers of the sixth grade will
serve refreshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Speaks to PTA

Father Charles j. Lees,
S.M., chaplain at St. JOS
eph's Academy, will speak
at the Academy's regular
PTA meeting at 8 pm.
Thursday, Nov. Il. Father
Lees will discuss THE
Home as the Center of the
Teenagers' Social Life"
Father Lees, an aIumnUs
Of the University Of Pitts
bUrgh, is enrolled in the
graduate school at Ohio
State.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Marian Council
ASSISTS at Mass

Marian Council 1864, Knights
Of Columbus, will assist at Mass at
8 am, Nov. Is, at st. Thomas par
ish church, for the deceased men,
hers of the council according to
Grand Knight Harry Whitlatch.
The Marian Ladies will meet at
8 pm. Nov. 20 at the Holdrieth
Insurance Agency, 3497 E. Living
ston Avenue. A representative
from the Electric Company will
demonstrate the preparation of a
Thanksgiving dinner.
Read The Times Classified Ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15

which cannot change. These prin-
ciples include a conception of the
nature, dignity and destiny of the
individual, a conception of the
sacred character of the family, of
the fundamental brotherhood and
equality of man, which cannot
change because truth cannot
change. But this does not mean
that these principles cannot be
applied in a flexible way, taking
into full account new social and
political factors and develop
ments, Archbishop Query said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Real Estate for Sale

HOUSE FOR SALE-BerWick, I'M
der $4,000. 2 blocks from
Hartley High, 2 blocks from
Christ the King, l block from
bus. 3 bedrooms, recreation
room, nearly new l floor plan.
BE. 5-5121.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-15
Employers Should Aid
Church to Further
Social Doctrine

PARIS - NC) - Archbishop Emile Query OF Cam
brai called on employers to do their part in carrying out
the social doctrine of the Church.
The Archbishop, who is permanent secretary of the
Assembly of French Archbishops and Bishops and Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10

visit. ). He was especially taken
with Kermit and Harry and his
only disappointment Monday was
that time ran out before he
could pay his proper respects.
Oddly enough. the Muppets
were cancelled from Steve Al
lens show Sunday to make room
for Freberg and his funny
Banana Boat Song" takeoh but
it's my bunch that Sam and
Friends won themselves q most
useful friend.
Linda McNaughton. who was
Miss Washington In 1854, will be
one OF five semifinalists appear
ing on the Met Opera Additions
Of the Air, Saturday, April Is. 1
to 1880. WMAL-Radio. Linda's
excited nom, Mrs. w. C. Weis-
brod. lives In the 1900 block Of
Randolph street NE.
Country music bulletins:
Grandpa Jones, one Of the top
names in the field, will take over
Jimmy Deans "Town and Coun-
TRY" assignments on WNAL-7
Just as soon as he gets back
from a European tour. And
the guest on Jimmy Deans morn
ing show for CBS-TV next week
will be one Of the sweetest sing
ers around, Connie Boswell.
\ y 4
Scoreboard:
"All About Music" (Sunday,
10 pm. WAAL-7): The FIRST In
this three-part series was de-
voted to Calypso. and a lively
session it was. thanks to the
intriguing performances Of such
colorfully named stars as Johnny
Barracuda and the Duke Of Iron.
But a happy singer named Helen
Ferguson with a grin as distinc-
tive as Satchmo's) wiggled away
with the show. The half-hour
program could have been a
standout had someone supplied
host Milton Cross with a light,
tongue-in-cheek script. All he
did, unfortunately, was introduce
the performers.
Robert Montgomery monday,
$3.50 pm. WRC-4). The tricky
problem of aging lovely Claire
Bloom for the Kaleidoscope re-
quirements Of Victoria Regina"
was handled flawlessly in the
Montgomery version. Getting
her over the Threshold in her
lwheelchair in the closing scene,
however, was something else
again. They almost didn't make
1t. Considering the time ele-
ment, the Montgomery version
was a creditable one and both
Miss Bloom and Paul Stevens, as
Prince Albert. were excellent.
/ MONDAY, BY the way, tcds a
day for bloopers. One OF "On the
Airs" lady agents reported some
onachronisTDs In the "Wutherino
Heights" production on Matinee
Thecter:; the Identification OF a
pearl necklace as a pearl bracelet
ION Modern RoB1Gnces." and a
Iinetwister III the Montgomery
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demonstration of the deceptive
interview technique that made
his Might Beat" show the talk
Of New York and prompted ABC
to hire him for its network COM
mencing Sunday. April %. (l0:0O
to 1880 PM, WNfAL-D.
It's natural with him, too.
He puts his guests at ease. Re-
lakes them. The talk rambIes
from one subject to another;
views are exchanged, an anec-
dote or two, and when the tongue
is Tapping merrily-then come
the questions,
s. "
His mission to Washington yes
terday was to invite q number
OF national figures Senator Nc
Carthy. Vice President Nixon,
etc. to be guests on his network
show. He expects turndowns, in
some cases. but he makes the try
(He may be doing his first show
from this city,
Most Of the publicity Might
beat" receives is excellent. What
Mike regrets are the stories that
give the impression that his pri.
mary function is to ask en-
barr1ssing questions.
What his show attempts to ID
Is 0fier = revealing, personal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-10

shoiu that I missed altogether.
At one point. Prince Albert tDds
supposed to say that he mould
be milling to kiss her feet and
lick her boots" only he reversed
the items.J
TOnight's Special: "Yeomen Of
the Guard" starring Alfred
Drake, Celeste Holm, Bill Hayes
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glimpse Of some well-knOwn per-
son. That person Is asked to
Justify" himself - the word
Mike used-by simple. direct
questions that are obtained after
careful research. They may be
statements made by the guest
himself-or by others about him.
Some Of the topics are bound
to be controversial. nor does he
avoid them. But they're not en-
ployed simply for the sake Of
controversy.
That's the message that he
came here to put over on Cap
itol Hill. anyway. And II he got
In to meet the people he came
to meet, any turndowns must
have been reluctant.
This nice young teller makes
1t tough for them? Hummphi
And oh, how it works.
The difference? He'll be Just
as free on his ABC show as he
was on "Nightbeat." He'll be on
"the road" more, Of course. The
guests aren't paid land you can't
ask them to stand the expense
OF a trip to New York" Mike
will 60 to them.
NE4
On The Run:
Stan Freberg. the old pup
PETER. really Tipped over WRc's
"Muppets." whom he had never
seen prior to his Monday night
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and others at $3.50. WRC--4
And to Father Knows Best" and
Kraft Theater fans. these NBC-4
shows will be back in their ac-
customed niche next week.
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ON THE AIR
Wallace May Do
First Show Here
by BERNIE HARRISON

Mike Wallace Is ceancut healthy looking chan with
boysn grin and an cnkle
lady who had met him before yesterdays press
breakfast dubbed she left:
MS easy to see hy he's successful Why spent
OF the time talking about other people instead of himself
That's Mike. all right What she a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07
CAMP SPRTN0s R1M8TER. 40

BELTsVILLE = NEW RAMBLER
bsmt., city water. Agt.. u. 6-024O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

GAIIHERSBURG-2-story frame,
nice rms, arranged for apts,
Iull osmt.; h.-air heat: can Be
used IS . separate unit. II one
desires. Lot 6Ox3OO, on one or
the best streets In town. and 4
hargain. $4,000. FRED b.
EOsHMAN. 436 N. Frederick ave I.
Saitnersburg. Tel. PO. 2-044s,
Saitnr s,esla; ewes. Mr.. cushman.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES. for sale hy
Qwner-Mod. 2-bedrm. brick ram
pier: lge. corner lot in Qulet res
ldential nghbrhd: near schools. 1
BLK. from bus. Price. S14.5O0 with
$4,000 LIST trust payable S73 so
per mo: WIN consider End trust.
VIII. d-S527.
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BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
Bier with carport. Firepl. In iiv,
rm.. storm windows, level lot .i4O
II. deep. Walk 10 school and bus
tip.1QO. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL
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$4,000 NEIGHBOR. this o-rm. de.
tached home can be bought for
Sl0,66O. Terms to suit respon-
sible purchaser. KELLY a BRAN
NER. Df. 7-7740; evenings. OF,
1854.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN for this almost
new 3-bedfFn. masonry rambler
Full walk-out entrance bsuot. Will
rec: rm.. bar and picture window
4l3ioOO 8gl mo. PRINCE
o esI1sSR.s p PiF9R6 oms1 Ths 1 81
BUNGALOW--close in. 2 bedTms.
sep. gin. I'm, ky. and breakfast
r rEI i snd P ns,k yith rec; ra:: IRE
cisSn.. only Hf sio.8b6 ofef PRfE III!
perInarkela 81 Homes, AP, 7-7774
PRICE REDUCED for quick sale
Owner. Florida bound. Cute ant
clean 4-bedrm. bungalow. Big yard
with -o1-street parking. masonry
workshop or garage. Only S0,650
$3.50 FHA down payment. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. z.
IN HILLCREsT, MD.-Lee. semidet
3 bedrms., powder rm. on LIST a.
and -herry.paneled rec. rm.; S14l
mo. .JOLLES & SENNETT CO.
DI. 7-4244.
AN ATTRACTIVE, Inexpensive Cape
Cod home with log-burninn1
iirepl. In paneled liv.. rm.. Ice
kit, 2. generous bedrms. and
space that you can change al
2 blks. TO grade school and close
syp'u491 SsDv So mo
o sRsi0a BAL. pms nanf BE- out sErf Hssf
boro pike 70 53rd ave. right
ARTHUR LOWE, JR.. 1901 Branch
ave. Sc. RE. 5-4200. RE. 5-b116
SIC, 500 is THE FULL PRICE fol
this 5-rm. brick Colonial home In
Hyattsyille; full bsmt.: level lot
Call till 8 pm, WA. $4,000. ROB.
ERT 8. DAVIS a. CO., INC. Mem.
Der Of multiple listing service.
CLEAN As a PIN; attractive dream
cottage, beautifully Handicapped
with white picket fence in front
yard; liv. rm. with picture win
dow. z bedrms., huge kitchen. full
bsmt., flowers. shrubs and fruit
trees; near new elementary school
in the popular COLLEGE Park orea
Priced at only S11. ZOO with FHA
terms. Call til 3 pm. WA. T.
1900. Member Of multiple hstine
service.
LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER with
extra 2-bedrm. apt. in basement
Income. -S110 q month. Nice Md
neiRhborhood, close to Be. d. C.
Trades considered. OWNER. 10
6-5777.
COUNTRY HOME: oxon Hill Acre
l0h acres, 3 bedrms, 2 baths
h W h.. modern, 10 yrs. old; mr.
schools, shopping center. OWNER
CHI s-1ol4.
H-ACRE EsTATE-With stately
all-brick large Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms, 2E baths: maids quarters
or apt that rents for $50 mo. An
eelegant home n 2 strategic loca.
coNLEY 4 CO. xP. 5-e2es; ewes.
UN. 4-l452.
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.
liv. rm. with firepl.. ige. G-E Kit
with dishwasher and Disp.: full
bsmt.. h-acre corner lot: as
sumo Ice. A. loan: Si7.450
North Of Queens Chapel I'd
left on Colesviile 10 Wells blvd.
lett 1900 and open sign. OpeT
Sat. and Sun. HE. ASSOC: ewes.
HA. 2-S2g1. W. w. LEWIS.
BRICK BUNGALOW, about / acre
new cond.: vacant: S500-SI ,0Ot
cash. Also, house on about
acre. needs repairs: on highway
real BARGAIN; 81 600 81 ,006 cash
might exchange. OWNER. IA
- - -
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H-ACRE EsTATE-With stately
all-bTick large Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms, ~ baths: maids quarters
or apt that rents for $50 mo. An
elegant home In q strategic loca.
ton Priced $25.050. JAMES c
CQRLEY q CO., AP. 7-6202; ewes.
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IN HTLLCREsT. MD.-Lee. Semidet
3 bedrms.. powder rm. on LIST a.
and ~herry.paneled rec. rm.; S14l
mo. .JoLLEs & SENNETT CO.
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BANN0CKBURN, open daily. 1913
Bannoekburn driye.-CLOSE TO
EVERYTHING. New brick ram
bier. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. fireplace.
de luxe kitchen, garage, porch.
Splendid terms. Trade considered.
BUILDER, OIL, 6.6342.
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PRICE REDUCED for quick sale
esan 4Se SE6a D SSsas c BE y sn
with oG-street parking. masonry
workshop or garage. Only SD,650
$3.50 FHA down payment. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. z.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
.21b ACRES

New, custoni-built brick rambler
located north Of Potomac II
fabulous Hunting Hills Estate: miles
Of view from spacious liv. rm. witt
fireplace: mahog, -paneled din. rm
with firepl., all-elec. kitchen. !
twin.bed-size bedrooms. ? baths;
beautiful, ground-level full bsmt.
2-car carport; scr. porch. patio;
wonderful environment for chill.
dren; Builders cIoseout sale, priced
For details. can NJ. Mc0inniss
F rREEpEik;1isg w RERENs BALES
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ROCkYILLE-sl2.b00. Open Sun. !,
z 70 5. 500 LIST st.. Lovely det. a.
bedrm Colonial brick home. Pea
Hollywood tile bath, automatic gas
tras, Only S74.25 per mo. after
small down payment. DIR: out
Viers MIL rd 70 LIST ST.. right on
LIST 81, 10 house. FLOYD =. DAVIS
co. 1929 x q. Nv MA. S-Oab2i
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GONE WITH
THE WIND

Is . wonderful book, but soon gone
going 81 once and see this lovely
brick home University Park. list
moor. very lge. liv. rm.. fireplace,
open stairway. dining rm.. labor
saving kitchen. breakfast rm. "
bath: den; 2nd floor, 3 Ice. bedrms..
full bath: bsmt. and v bath: hot.
conditioned bedrmI Get in ard
settled 8 in time to rake the leaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

TIT HOME YOU ARE LOOKING
TOR. on. acres, Bowie district
ANATH J. BRIGHT. WA. 7-0O72
OWNER TRANsPERRED--Leavina
eshuto Csll, rambler With 4
rm. with stone fireplace, banquet
size din, rm.. buffers pantry, play.
rm,. with fireplace, maids rm. and
bath N bsmt, A beaut. A-acre lot
with .car garage. Must see 70
oders considered PRIN CE
dEoR0Es PROPERTIES. AP. =
ATMOsPHERE AND CHARM in this
delightful 2-bedrm,. full bsmt
Cape Cod with. dormer-style End
\. for potential 3rd bedrm., lEe
extras. only S1i $50. liberal FHA
terms PRINCE dEOROE8 PROP.
ERTTEe. AP. 7-777A
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ANDREWS. CENSUS = Low down
payment. Assume Ice. OF loan,
Immac. 3-bedroonl rambler. only
I ". old. Owner transit, must sell.
W. s.saOa alt HI p.n y p fRu56SSi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

conn. AVE. ESTATES, sl5.5O0-
Below CT appraisal. 3-bedrm. hrk.
tsameler. lge; an-elee, kit. hrepl
and dr. Assume 49, OF In, wan
dist. 70 all schls. See 10 apprec
3o29 Greenly st. WI. R-0NHi.
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bETHEsbA-Atifaciive s6-ft, bric
BETnEsDAi LADY LOURDEis5-BiI

J-beuTm. bTk. UOIOnlaI, nj, Beth. ;
Oh. Oh. High: lst-hoor Law. scr
peh., patio, slate roof; level fenced
~ sTee 49,, Asking sig.SoCi - oii 81
3 gPIHrLEIfFPss, INC INC. OY 81. 5 ii4fi;
ewes WI a-lO5N
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BETTER THAN NEW
RoLL1NGwoop

Distinctive 2-story Colonial home,
custom built for its present owner,
located on q picturesque lot, Lee.
liv rm. with hrepl.. family-eize
Din. rm-' completely mod. al-elec.
raj wood cabinets; 1st-fioor powder
rm. and den: end door contains 4
bedrms. and 2 baths. attached ga
rage finished reer. I'm. with flrepl ;
fully alr-cond. Priced S3l .9bo:
shown BY appointment only. Call
r: Q. SMITH. OIL. 2-lS27; ewes.
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CORAL HILLS, MD.
SACRIFICE SALE
OPEN 2-6 SUNDAY
$24,950
800
1912 P ST. Sc.

eco MIN. TO DOWNTOWN
Tie most livable home avail. in
ury-type home. 8 bedrms., 2 baths.
many expensive features, not found
IN houses on the market today. 2nd
mr.. can be made into apt. Largest
ana prettiest rec. rn. We have seen
in q long time. Near Oakcrest
Country Club. with swimming pool
for members. Beautiful Grapes and
.-to-w. earnets: WILL SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE TODAY, Cali
Mr.. Shelby, LU. 2-733l.
Dir. "a mi. past d. C. line on
Marlboro pike. turn right on SIND
ave. and left on p 81. to sign
zA0AMI REALTY co.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

ANDREWS BOILING AREA, sac
oxhall pl. s;e.--Economieai p
4eneeo yard; low down payment,
Cal NJ. GlttInger, With WILLIAM
- .sI,hS5R o SK ESeN Realtor' DI.
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ASSUME l% CT LOAN-o-bedrm
ramoleri large lot, fenced in. witt
eeraen ana trees. Price. $4,000,
Soo per mo. incl. everything. WI
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DISTRICT HEIGHTsi $1,000 On.
assume Ice. OF loan--3-bedrm
brk. rambler; firepl., sep. din. rm.
full bsmt.: tmmed. poss. Mr.
Penland. 10. S-549S, RE. 6-42OC
I'll o m. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
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HOUSES FOR SALE MO.

BRADD0CK HEIGHTs-2-story. g.
bedrm. brick home. ga baths,
26xl5 liv. I'm. with firepl., rec.
nm. garage; lovely view. S32,500.
SIX. 3-7159.
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COLLEGE PARK PRoPER-oper

sun. is. ASIA Beechwood I'd
on approx. q acre, Finished Tecr
rm. with firepl.. porch, attached
garage, slate roof, oil h.-W.h.;
owner transferred. Mrs. Chewn.
ing. IA; 2;725s. coHEE REALTY
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SPLIT-LEVEL : 3 bedrms.. sepa :
Vic; Maryland U. and MOL.
S.2.5OO or best offer. Owner
leavine town. WE. 5-27s2 after
] pm, Sat or ewes.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANNOCKBURN, open daily. 6313
Bannockburn drive.-CLOSE TO
EVERYTHING. New brick ram
bier. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. fireplace.
de- luxe kitchen. garage. porch.
BUILDER. OIL. 6.s342.
BETHESDA, 47O2 Locust Hin Court
-3-yr .-old WILLIAMSBURG Colonial;
lovely tree-shaded lot: center hall.
lge. liv. rm., din. rrn.. lge. cleo.
{. kit. mahog. -paneled library. scr.
porch. above-ground rec. rm.,
- master plus 2 tvin-sized bedrms.'
z baths. 2 powder rms. l2 closets.
2 hreplaees, garage. piped for air
new wall-to-Wall carpeting and
traverse drapes. Owner has left
for San Francisco. family anxious
70 leave. Cost over $4,000. will
accept reasonable ofier. OIL. 4-74S3
sa III. Ts%' 800 81 Johnson 81 Mlsn Sf'
a.. Oh Oh s.s SS; o-'''n' A'' HsA'
bETHEsDA-Attractive s6-ft. brick
rambler. on over bz-acre ground,
Just being completed. LIST level.
lge center foyer, 27xi3 liv. rm.
deiightful kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
1920 Florida rm., 2-car garage.
Full walkout lower level Custom
built for owners own home. Nov
ior sale at only $32,5On. ANDRIS
REALTY, INC. OIL. 2-007O I'll
BETBEsDA-colonia house. Cen.
ter hall. Ice. liv. rm. 30xl4. din
b T gSar .ri rn ,cT mod Sorr 5it VIZ ,ni
bedrms.. . baths. IN. attic. pan.
eled recr. rm.. BATH. 2-csr garage
ample closet space, air conditioned.
Ice. level lot. beautifully land
seaped. Dir. Bradley blvd. u
Aberdeen rd.. left TO 5DOf. Open
Sun ! til g.. BY OWNER. OIL
BETHEsDAi LADY LOURDEs-Bls
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial, mr., Beth.
Oh. ch. High; lSt-floor Law, scr
peh.,. patio, slate roof; level fenced
IT, sreesi Asking sl9.sSOOi I oii ,,T,
5. Phillips, INC, Di. 5si1ii,
ewes. FE. 3-4O76.
BETHESDA AREA = HoT-WATEf
I'm. brick rambler; screened porch
fireplace, full basement. imme.
diate possession: g24.2O0. BE.
THESDA REALTY. OIL. 4.i415.
BETHESDA, / acre, excellent loca.
tion--ctr. hall Colonial Liy. rm.
rooms. 2 baths. fuii bsmt'. sSr
925,5O0, OIL. 4-SIif I'll 81. KOR.
zENDoRFER, Realtor.
BETHEsDA-NeW S7-ft, rambler
la-acre lot: bedrms.,. 3 baths
family rm, daylight bsmt., 3
car garage. Couldn't be duplicated
AZ S32. 300. JU. 5-371l.
BETHEsDA-3-bedrm. brick ram
Sm., storm windows, level lot III
II deep. walk 10 school and bus
ffp,fQO. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

a lge,, wooded knoll PROVIDE !
custom built, brick house wiz
swimming pool ct 1929 Woodside
parkway. For appt.. call Nh
lltkinger. with WILLIAM III
1haR6S0sCkMoRTQN, Realtor. Di
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

SILVER SPRING = BUILDERS
cLosE-oUT. Immsd. poss Of
ern throughout, with Ice. bed
rms. and ga baths: loo. on q
lovely. level lot with trees: close
10 schools, shop. and bus: will
sac. f2r s2l,950. on GOOD fnane-
rd ist On n'P Forest esVe Cqs S TplsS yIab
on Renfrew 10 iO02S and open
sign. Open III dark. Sat, sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-07

BRICK BUNGALOW, about ] acre;
new cond.. vacant. &500-SI 200
cash. Also. house on about I
rea lf b nssSs lepai5o g aIgn sssS
might exchange. OWNER. Ia