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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

II have been in this
city five years. Am get
ting so | hate weekends,
especially Sundays. A
man walking alone not
only feels conscious OF his
apartness but feels like his
whole personality is wasted"
D.R.M.
II was Francis Bacon who
said, "A crowd is not COM
pany and faces are but a gall
lery of pictures and talk is
but a tinkling cymbal where
there is no love-
LOOK AROUND YOU
II is an ironic fact that all
the progress made, both social
and scientific, seems only to
increase the number OF the
lonely. The turn of a knob
brings a world of entertain
ment but not one warm,
human flesh and blood CON
tact. And the middle income
groups seem to be the most
prone to loneliness except
perhaps for the aged poor.
The middle aged single
woman also suffers very often
from Illustrations. She some
times feels that life has pass
Cd her by. She may become .
psssimi 4 who fails to see the
beauty Of life, and the worth
whiIsness Of the hereafter.
Maybe for many years she
has looked after an old par
ent who is now no longer liv-
ing. She was perhaps so alb
sorbed in this work that she
made no friends. She may also
have been unaccustomed to
the normal social activities of
her neighbors, and she may
have been unframed for any
other occupation.
Others may do dull, routine
work and daily go back to a
small apartment to become a
bedraggled bed-sitter. Rooms
have visited are often dreary
and their occupants lacked the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

N is gratifying 10 be able
70 report, however. that
strikinsly similar proposal
was recently made by Arthur
Goldberg. General Counsel Of
the United Steelworkers Of
America and Special Counsel
Of IN. AFL.cIo, Mr.. Coldbers
is at once . brilliant fheorist
and . very successful prscfi-
fioner in The field az labor
management relations.
In a speech delivered ON
November 5 at the University
of Wisconsin entitled, THE
State of Labor-M Management
Relations, 1958-1959', Mr..
Goldberg noted, with sincere
regret, that labor-management
attitudes appear to be harden
ing rather than maturing at
the present time. He said that
Opportunities for converse
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

Young people, too, who have
left their homes to earn a liv-
ing in big cities can also be
a lonely lot. One boy wrote,
Il live in a room all my own.
| rarely see anyone to- talk to
after ! leave work. And where
| work most of the men are
elderly" q
Lonely too are many of the
unmarried who wish to be
married. Loneliness and fear
of loneliness undoubtedly
give added force to the nat
ural desire TO be married.
Many Of the dates they meet
now are Divorces and have
various troubles on their
minds or they want to make a
business arrangement instead
OF a marriage.
Clubs too can be "elieky"
and If one happens TO speak
to someone in a restaurant or
bus or train. there is a cold
shoulder treatment or q svs.
pieion that you are odd or
that you nave U~Iterior motives.
One OF our great new needs
Their is some kind Of organ.
ixed Catholic introduction Bv.
reav. II is needed TO introduce
Catholics Of similar back.
grounds, interests and eharsc.
ter.
Father Sebastian, O.F.M.,
of Phoenix, has an attractive
setup which he calls a "Cath-
Ollie Escort Club" Associate
members are accepted after
an interview and a back
ground checkup. The new
members name is placed be-
fore an Advisory Board.
His first date or so is a dou-
BILE date. This subscribing
member has to be a practic-.
ing Catholic and must have
taken or be willing to start a
series of instructions on
courtship and marriage. The
idea Is only one answer to
D.R.M. More suggestions will
appear next week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

The NCWC Social Ac-
ton Department, in its
1858 Labor Day State
ment, stressed the i'm
portance of labor-man-
agement cooperation be-
yond the scope of tradi-
tional collective bargaining as
4 means of combating the cur
rent economic recession.
To this end. the statement
recommended that represent.
alive national leaders Of labor
and management come toseth-
Or Is soon Is possible in . SER
les Of exploratory meetings.
The meetings, it was stated,
should discuss, among other
things the hotiy debated ques-
ton as to whether or not
wages are currently exceed
ing productivity and are thus,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

The day after elections
George Meany was the
happiest man In the
world. The labor unions
had been battered worse
than Quefnoy during the past
year; the Mcclellan Commit
Tee had revealed the existence
Of frightful scandals in the
top echelons of Labor.
But on Nov. 4 the Right-To-.
Work laws proposed in six
states were defeated in five.
Like Nelson Rockefeller,
Meany had good reason to
beam like a cat that had eat
en- a canary.
1t was not always thus in
past elections. In the last two
national elections, for in
stance, Eisenhower's victories
were defeats for Labor. AT
times in recent years it SEEM
ed as though Labor ought to
give up any hope of positive
influence on public opinion
and resign itself TO merely
counteracting the propaganda
of big business. But the 1853
elections were definitely a
triumph for Labor.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
However, the extent of the
victory should not be. over
estimated and I'm afraid GER
tain slap-happy Labor bosses
will do just that. Labor won a
vote of confidence but not a
mandate at the polls.
The union leaders have TO
remember that Nelson Rookie
Teller won by a tremendous
plurality in New York even
though organized Labor had
opposed him and supported
Governor Hartman. Then too,
Senator GoIdwater was elect
ed in Arizona against the
strenuous opposition Of union
leaders. AS George Meany
said OF the Rockefeller vic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28
The Yardstick
Labor Leader Wants.
Management Union Meeting
By Msgr. George G. Higgins
The Yardstick

as is sometimes alleged, con-
tributing to initiation, They
should also discuss prices
and profit levels and indus
try's ability to pay.
SIMILAR PROPOSAL
This proposa!-for which
the Social Action Department,
incidentally makes no claim to
originality was endorsed
with varying degrees of en-
thusiasm by a number of
Catholic periodicals. To the
best of our knowledge, how
ever, il went completely UNI
noticed in the ranks of labor
and management. / do not re-
call that it was mentioned edi-
torially, either pro or con, in
any of the official publications
of labor or management or
by any representative spokes-
man for either group.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

ton, for a sensible, realistic
exchange of views between the
leaders of labor and the bus
mess community are becom-
ing fewer and fewer"
THE YARpSTicK
II is usually only At the
bargaining table. Mr.. Gold.
berg said, that the two sides
ever come together, and while
"the bargaining table, Of
course, plays an indispensable
and essential role in our 10.
bor.manasement scene :, II
has never been known Is .
place where one could think
out loud about basic prob
lens. Every word counts TOO
much"
Mr.. Goldberg, in trying to
determine why labor relations
are hardening instead of ma
turing at the present time,
leans over backward to be
completely fair to manage
ment as well as labor. His APP
proach to the problem is char
acteristically positive and
constructive. He is interested
solely in finding honorable
methods of bridging .'the phil
osophic chasm" which cur
rently divides labor and man.
agement in the United States.
TALK AND MORE TALK
His own thinking. he says,
leads him to recommend the
establishment of a Labor
Management Assembly model
ed after the U.N. General As
sembly. It coald be sponsored
by. but should not be con-
trolled by, the Government.
The Labor-Manassmsnt A.
ssmbly, Is conceived BY M.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28
Inquiry Corner
Is God
Unfair To Laity?
by Fir. HenIey

@. II II is true that priests
and religious have more OPP
portunities for spiritual exer-
eises and greater likelihood Of
reaching sanetity IS is COM
monty said how can God be
said to be quite fair toward
the neglected Iaity?
A. In all such questions we
must state as certain that God
cannot be unfair! There is a
certain element of mystery in
Gods Providence by which
one man is born with certain
talents, certain opportunities,
including the spiritual, while
another is born with certain
obvious handicaps, including
an immoral or pagan environ
ment. At what we might call
a higher level there is the
similar problem of the differ
ence between good Catholics.
We know that anyone can be-
come a saint; there are null
titudes of married and unmar-
ried laymen and laywomen to
prove it. Still, it seems beyond
dispute that the sacrament of
Holy. Orders and the special
graces and opportunities of
the religious life offer greater
advantages than the life of
the layman. To whom more is
given of him more shall be
expected duke 12:48) indi-
Gates one of the leveling fac
tors. Just as a man with great
gifts of mind or great leader
ship ability or wealth has op-
portunities for virtue and
achievement SO is he more
likely to disaster than the
average man. In practice each
person should accept his own
particular environment, talent,
state in life and make the
most of it, without seeking to
draw comparisons with those
in other situations. In our
time many of the laity have
discovered that many of the
opportunities available to re-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-11-28

ligious are available to them
through the great growth Of
the Catholic press, the fast
ing changes and evening Mass.
etc.
G.. With the vast army Of
SAINTS, including some Of The
early ones with their floods
Of miracles and the constant
increase in their number BY
eanonizafion how can one keep
up ard show proper respect
Do we have 70 accept ali Of
them?
A. We do not have to know
the names and lives of all the
saints. When the Church sol
EMMY declares a person to be
a saint we must accept the
fact but we do not have to
cultivate a devotion to this or
that particular saint nor to any
number of saints. OF course.
We have presented to use the
saints indicated in the MiSsal
for the various feast days and
it seems obvious that we
should show some regard to
the ones selected for liturgic-
al honor throughout the world.
In regard to early saints whose
lives have been surrounded by
legends and exaggeration We
should try to avoid undue Gym
icism while recognizing that
the known facts about many of
them are very few. The saints
have been approved by the
Church for our benefit. that
we may see illustrated the
commandments of God and the
ideals of Christian living in
people of various countries,
circumstances and walks OF
life. We can find some who
appeal to us. If we ignore all
of them VIC are certainly neg
lecting an important part Of
Christian life.
Send questions to Father
Edward F. Healey, Inquiry
Corner, The Catholic Times,
Box 636, Columbus 16, Ohio.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

FAIRFAX CIRCLE 61ft. brick
ssRPCn se pst0 SaS' prSses ssIss1saaa isacs
"a acre lot, viii sell CT BY owner,
S15,500; CIR. 3-0941. Dirs: Arl
Blvd. to Fairfax Circle, right or
20-211, " mile to Fairlee, follow
open signs to house,
Evening star., 1958-07-06

AR CONDITIONED - Ksen. .your
iFe. family cool and comfortable IN
this modern h-hedru. rambler;
complete with a-h.p. central air
conditioning. This home must be
considered II you desire these fea-
tures plus q de luxe rec. rm., 2is
baths, nfeplaCet. large carport,
beautiful ward and mod, kitchen A.
hs ,h a.ssssiY sa.. c Slss . q 9ny iyus I,Ig esg
cludes taxes and Insurance. The
balance can be arranged 10 suit
you. Gail IA. $4,000.
| SHANNON a LUCHS, REALTORS
conn WIIEON HIVD
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OWNER MUST sELL-Reduced 70
$22,9b0 for quick sale. Charm.
ing 4-level split on 20O-ft. lot
In N. Arl area Of iine homes.
True center hall plan; liv. rm.
with with Ihrepl;: sep; Din din. na:. rm:: ds e
lSxs SsSrns sit' WITH tASIs Sstha: ee4xes
above sround paneied rec. rm.
level. plus full bSmt. level. Vacant.
immediate possession. For further
details cali THE DARBY CO.,
Exclusive Agents. ia. b-9393. Of
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FAIRFAX--White frame-and-shin-
Screened poTcS. Rsdassd nSs Tor auiss aiss
sale, $3.50, and can assume 4es
G1 trust. LANIER REALTY, IA.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.

AnL.. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR.
SOFA N. o1th "a near an schools,
hufcho1--Co Colonial; 2 bedrins. u
baths. equip. klts finished bsmt,
enclosed sun porch. fenced yarui
10000: FHA avail, or as4ume
conventional Of si3.bO0. Phone
kRL.. NJ. hy oWNEa--Lge. brick
Cape Cod; corner lot. det. earage,
3 bedrmss lh. baths, screened
porch, full bSmt.: cony. 70 AT.
asll esmmit%.ns snS psni1Hs0as: iH as:.soHsssv oHsv' SAA
ARL. FOREsT--LSe. 3.bedTm. brick
Colonial; excel. cond.; SEP. din.
I'M, full bsmt. With play. area;
air. conditioner, new 4O-eal. hot
water heater: nr. schools. bus;
backs On attractive wooded area:
Siy.5o0; 29-yr, RHA loan pos.
owNER. ia. 4-0T65. ~
ARI., N. COUNTRY CLUE MANOR
-lmmaculnte brick rambler; =
bedrma.. huge scr. porch on sep
din, rIn.,. all-elec. Kit with dish.
refgr. freezer comb: air eond.;
900 for quick sale. caii JOHANNA
MOELLER for appt,, KE, 8-e7Oa
KATHARINA n, PQsNER, Agt,
Ai ioe. s.SSssarn. sTP. sHPi'es Colonial: uoGRHi sSii
basement with rec. rm.. outside
cntr,: pch.l lovely grounds and
neighborhood: pool membership
and air cond,. options; only Sl6,-
4hO. Owner, M. HARRIS, KE. O.
$3.50. 81
ARLINGTON, country club area
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick Colonial In
new-honse cond.. lh baths, full
bsmt., side screened porch. extra
nice level fenced lot. 3 blks. "a
Grade school, ia blks. to bus and
shopping. Pull price only S1s,600
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC. Rltrs.,
IA. 7-e012: ewes. IA. s-3039.
ARL., n, Lyon Village-Bv OWN.
Err. Colonial, 4 hedrms., den, rec
Open Sat, sun, 20. ia
S-2e47.
ARL., N.-All-brick Colonial with
eSrSn' cSny SRi sSP am apipraised. T@ ssis.s0oso
asking $4,000. 1888 NJ St1STt
ST., IA. 1851.
ARL.-5.rm. semIdetached brick
basement, fenced yard; close in
Assume nnanetng: move in: Sill
ARI, M NJ BY, y owNERgcsiit; 2vy. a 80. ~
equip kit: den, rec. rm, scr
porch, patio; radiant h.-w.h.: lge
shady fenced back yard; located
ing cntr., grade and ~. b. schools
Ass5s AS m5ss r. 70 FsHs & rssaviss PrSs oSS
July -. Isi kE. s.1SSs.D Dl.''l' "
ARL., N.--3-bedrm. brick rambler;
GE kit, bsmt.; S16.600. 1000 N.
Geo. Mason dr., KE. 6-S62S.
ARL., N.-3- -bedrm. crestwd. ramb,
lot; sls.Soo.' owner, ". s-iss7
ARL.-The features you will inc
in this one-level, spotless, 3-bed-
rm. rambler are sure to please
Min. to PentAgon and 4 Corners
shopping. Bus ct corner; walk ia
calling KE. S-6696. LYNN RLTY,
CHEsTERBROOK, Y acre, trees,
extra lse. bedrms., full din. rm,,
Ice, kit. full bsmt. S12.500. IKE.
S-551b.
FAIRFAX--White frame-and-shin-
gled 2-bedroom home: large
screened porch. Reduced for quick
sale, $3.50, and can assume 4ce
oI trust. LANIER REALTY, IA.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE 6lft. brick
ssRaSCrt re m Us1 ss%t orSscy ssc.
aere ne. lot; win SCI 0dl GI BY owner
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HUGH T. PECK
- REALTOR
1850 New Hampshire Ave.

PRESSED FOR MONEY?
HHILLsIDE-Nlce. clean home: FHA;
sep, din. rm., full bsmt., expans,
upstairs, S24 Goth ave. Mrs, Moatz,
AP. 7-599S: FORTIN REALTY,
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HOUSES ron SAlE-MD.

PALMER PARK--s37B total down.
incl. settlement, and move In.
S04 80 per no, for this sparklinG
1-btdrm. masonry 1emidcl. ram
bier with PICTURE WINDOW;
approx. 3 mi. to Palmer Park
slgn, rieht on 72nd ave, 70 sli3
qEeenleai I'd. W. J. NICHOLAS
Evening star., 1958-07-06
COMPLETELY REnECnRATRn q

CUMPLETELH EEDECUKATED 3
bedrm. brick rambler: liv. rm.
with firepl., sep. din. rm., full
bsmt. with beautiful rec. rm.
including bar. Lovely level lot
wonderful convenient location.
$4,000. BETTER HOMES REAL
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FAIkFAA, Vas Mantua suoolv.-
Custom-made ANTIQUE buick ram;
bier; acre. corner lot, beautiful
location; ST icI 3 ~ nedTms.' baths. lgei
porch: i9e. ;, closets: sets se storags
space, S26,95O. CIR. 3-1A04.
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OH!

You can't find a separate dining
rm. In q rambler below $4,000?
Well. call now and see this new
3-bedrm., 11z-bath. full-bsmt. ram.
bier with SEPERATE DINING RM..
Tor $16,050, FLA approved: only
Evening star., 1958-07-06

$500 CASH--3 bedrm, split-level:
or bedrni; Colonial bsmt. va
cant; cant; Or 25bedTm; brick, sypap.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ACRE OF WOODED WONDER-
haSD nnDs 3 Sree &c SoS. sSsS St Ss1Ss Rs ?ps; Sss
rms rm. with Hi rsp, 0issns formal zSKa7 din rm. nv
fully equip. III. with eating space, ,
full bsmt. An unusually attrac.
home In q beaut. setting. Asking
S26.9b0. For further details, cail
THE DARBY CO., Exclusive
AGENTS IA. b-e393. once open
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ARL. N.-Beautiful neighborhood; I;
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; full
bsnnt.; beautiful yard; win accept
$1,10O dn.: total price only S16.-
$50. Open l-dark. sun. Dir. {:
Out Wilson blvd, past Heeht Co.,
to N. Dinviddie st.. left 70 open
house. JOHN N. ANDERSON
REAL ESTATE. IA e-s214. IA.
2-472f.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
HEY!

Burch has Q real steal here.
Settlement charges only; 3-bedrm.
masonry rambler on dead-end street
with fenced yard; only S11,950
GI or FHA. Hurry
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
PREsTIGEl ECONOMYl

WOODLAND. on Branch ave, 5
Minis. D, G. linei lovely brick RAM
bler: = bedfma,, baths, rec, rm,
yr. old, Mrs. MoatE, Ap. 7-boD6
RoRTIN hLTY,, INC, 70. s.65le
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ARL.-5.rm. semidetached brick;
basement, fenced yard: close in.
Assume financing: move in: SILL
ESQ. ACME, IA, G-1421,
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ARL., n, Lyon viliase-Bv OWN
Err. Colonial, 4 bedrms.. den. rec.
rm 3ls baths. ail9 N iIth
ossopen sat- sun go. JA'
Evening star., 1958-07-06

8 ACREs-446 IT., fronting on
Route 301: sparkling white frame
Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rnn., full bsmt.; big 2-car masonry
garage: so It. by 20 IT.. tobacco
barn, Terrific potential for COM
mercial loc PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, AP. 7-7774.
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FAIRFAX--LeVei corner lot; 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., den, with wall-to-
wall carpets: kit. family rn., Ia
baths. Buyer may assume Ice.
41xec mortgage after reas, down
payment. OWNER, CIR. 3.5494.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

HERE'S A RED-H0T ONE owner
wants quick sale on his practically
new 3.bedrm. brick rambler, Ia
kaths, liv. rm. with firepl., multi
tude Of other features. but best
Of all. assume huge 4NsTs loan.
Priced at only $1,000 with fiexi-
be- ble down payment; CAL "a; IS B.
INC
Evening star., 1958-07-06

FALLS CHURCH-N. Woodley: 3
bedrm., bsmt., fenced rear yard: I:
dead-end ST.; min. down, $500.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

HOUSES BY HUHGEs = Premium
W. Hyattsville 5-rm. bunealow,
bsmt... sep. din. .rm., 2-car de-
svsrythlrS' Low w~dT down payne payment 4
Price. S12,950. W. r. HUGHES
CO. AP. 7.14OO.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
RFAUTIFUL SHADE TREES SuT

SHADE TBEES sur
round lovely brick rambler In q
choice North Arl. location: 3 bed
rooms, den, 2 full baths, liv. rm.
with fireplace, fully equipped Kit,
with table space: fun daylisht
Priesd RS% 'a st seS,s56. ansHsS FHa nsncins es inn
Darcy CO.. SSiS Wilson blvd.
IA. b-A3Q3. Once open q I'll q.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

gIRNNA WOODS = Lock the door
AGAINST high rents and q cranky
landlord. Buy for $1,000 cash this
3-bedrm. brick-and-frame rambler
with living room. dining room, fully
equipped mod. Kitchen and a fun
light basement. Situated on a
large. nicely handicapped lot IN the
heart Of Vienna Woods. THIS at
traetive home Is available fdf inn
mediate occupancy and reduced
70 the FLA appraisal price OF
$4,000. call IA. 6-0600, SHAM
NON A. LucHs, Realtors, 2O55
Evening star., 1958-07-06
CLOSE IN
$500 DOWN

with 2 separate complete apart.
ments, 3 bedrms., . baths, close
in N. Arlington location. Of all
beautiful homes. 1st A., CENTER
hall entrance to large living rm.
with fireplace. large separate din
ing rn., beautifully equipped
Kitchen. large screened porch. 2
exceptionally large bedrms.. full
tiled tub and shower bath. Also
spacious closets. 2nd a. has pri-
vate entrance. to large living
rm. with fireplace, big separate
dining rm., large equipped kitchen,
exceptionally large hedrfn., walk
In closets. large tiled tub and
shower bath and big screened
porch; full basement with lots Of
storage space, utility rm. and
recreation rm. area. Also has
stairway to attic with large stor-
age space. Big gear brick garage
with stairway to storage space
above. Beautifully wooded lot
with large maple trees and land
scaping. Very attractive financing,
with very reasonable down pay
ment. This truly Is one OF the
best investment properties we
have had. May we suggest that
you see It. We feel that you will
agree. Call for appointment.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ARL., n: By oWNER-Caiif. ali
masonry spiit-leVel, 3 bedrms, ;;
porch. patio; radiant h.-w.h.: lge
shady fenced back yard: located
on dead-end street. Walk to shop
ing cntr., grade and tT. h. schools
20 minis. to Pent. Price, S17, 400,
Assume lge, 4hfs in-seryice loan.
$107 monthly pays pi.t.i. Avail
July 10 KE R-4f0a
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FAIRFAx-3-bedrm. rambler; i'm
RsSss'' EasSsD Assa%: sSaS flSs: SSss 81 seSP iSsn
down. Only Si5,50O. ARCHER
REALTY, DU. $4,000. Closed Sun.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ARL., N.-All-brick Colonial with
porch, sep; din: rm.; lgs. lot;
asking $4,000. 1888 N. Stuart
St., IA. 7-1s71,
Evening star., 1958-07-06

4 i-BEDRM. BRICK Cape Cod home.
in tip-top condition: full bsmt.
with gas heat. large wooded lot;
located in Rogers Heights: room
air conditioner included in price
Of only $15.950,. owners will sell
CT or FHA. Call til Q pm, WA.
$4,000; ROBERT s. DAVIS A
Evening star., 1958-07-06

6edrm. home in Close closs-in n. Kri,
Walking distance to bus, school
with out-of-this-world terms. Only
$3.50 down. Call JA. 5-94O0.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

va, Rosemont-For
the person who wants q real
home. On tree-lined street, ? bus-
lines half block, schools nearby,
20 sSrps1 mn h6S.e 10 WaielnEtO1 46ns and sStSrE
lawns, 5 shade trees, flower beds,
lily pond: 3 bedrooms, liv. room,
dining room with built-in china
closet, fireplace, den, sun parlor,
hardwood floors, plaster walls. 8
wall closets: garage; on lot S7 by
l07. SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

min. psyts.. S6-yr. fnancins~New
brk., 8 bedrms., 2 baths. firepl:,
BIT in oven: beaut. lot: 202-A s,
Lee st. JE. 2-135s. JE. 1894
FALLS CHURCH, / mile west Of 2
Corners--3-bedrm. rambler. Ia
car garage, lovely fenced yard,
many extras. price S13,50O. FLA,
$3.50 down. $3.50 per mo. plus
taxes and ins. Open sun. MILO T.
HooTs. Broker. JE. 3-e1O9.
MCLEAN, Grass Ridge-Brick g.
room bi-level rambler. Recreation
room, 2 baths; beautifully land
scaped. S23,500. OWNER, KE.
6-S603.
- n a - q - - -.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
SACRIFICE
SALE!
PANORAMIC VIEW

Delightful hillside setting permits
sweeping view through Thermopane
picture window. Look for miles
charming custom-built 3.BEp-
ROOM, 2h-BATH BRICK RAM
BIER, CENTER-HALL PLAN. Iuxu-
Eious wall-to-wall carpetins. French
doors TO private rear screened porch
for summer ENTERTAINING: One o.
the finest HoT-WATER HEATING
SYSTEMS money can buy tnsures
economical winter comfort. FULL
BASEMENT offers finished and
heated rec. rm. with bar, space for
den, immense utility area. Attached
carport and many other features ia
p.rnSs termsl pfREcTfosNiss?: Out Lee s'hsg' hwy
TO Glebe rd.. right to Old Dominion
dr., left to Williamsburg blvd, left
to our open sign.
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
TICVNTn
Evening star., 1958-07-06

i BLK. FROM. CATHOLIC HIGH
Brick Colonial. ga baths, wall-to-
wall carpet, screened-in porch,
storm windows and doors: full
bsmt.: ! blk. from PUBLIC grade
srSoo1o snS penis 10, @ So5connell High
Evening star., 1958-07-06

ayailable in this North AriinSton,
oid; 4-oedrIn. rambler q baths on
nam "a In &iioorl; ultram9d; kit, super
windows and valkout entr. and
many other outstanding features,
incl. HOT-WATER DASHBOARD
HEAT ON BOTH LEVELS. Owner
will sell under FLA. Priced at
S24,950, block from shopping
and 24-hour bus service. For adj
ditional details and apt. to see
call ia. 5-6S0O, SHANNON q
LUCHS, Realtors. 2C5R wilson hlvd