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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-18
SILVER SPRING

Just of Dale dr.: large 7-rm brick
home 2 bsdrms;, y. baths. !,
far nii '' info woopsfDEe al REi T.
TY Co. JU. 9-644O. Open u
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FALLS CHURCH AREA


$500 DOWN, $50 PER NO. =
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, $I2,2S0 :
N. r. REYNOLDS & CO., INC
JE. 4-466g
FULLY AIR COND.-Brk. rambler
in choice residential area, close to
Z Corners true center hall. formal
din. rm.. B bedrms.. ~ baths,
dream kit. with built-in breakfast
rook, full bright bsmt. wfpaneled
rec. Tm., carpcrs. in immac- cond.
offered ct S3a,TS0. Fo- further
details. call THE DARBY CO.
Realtors, ia. 5-S3e3, once open
GRACIOUS, new Colonial on love-
ly wooded lot in city OF FAILS
Church; true center hall, lee; Nv:
Tn; d 5ocmal b. Gn r t yd tsrri
fc cleo. kit. wItable space and
powder rm.. complete LIST r.; >
twin sized bedrms. and 2 full baths
up: full bSmt. w/lge. rec. rm.s
Dashboard h-wh.: earport; IN an
area of fine homes; offered at S2S,-
600. Call THE DARBY CO., Real
tors. ia. 5-9393. once open y
III .. -...-.------------===-..-
HIGH HOG FOR CHICKEN FEED.
Live in one of N, Arlingtons 1nest
areas for 81 ,70O down--3-bedrm;;;
brick rambler, with y baths. tull
bsmt.. family room and carport.
Beautiful setting. SlS.95O.JE'
4-32SS, PARKER. SMITH Il DOM
NELL, REALTORS -----z-
HOLMES RUN ACREs-3 bedrm.~
rarnb, Beaut, HANDICAPPED lot:
Grade schl close. Equipped kit
exposed beam cell. hrepl, naS-
stone patio. comm. swim. pool,
$3.50 down, $40, per mo- os
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Receive Local
Woman At
Iowa Convent

Miss Kathleen Cleary,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
j. Cleary, Jr., 657 S. Front
St, Columbus, was received
into the novitiate of the Gin
ton (Iowa) Franciscan Sister
hood on Monday, June Is, in
Mount st. Clare Chapel.
She will be known in re-
ligion as Sister Mary Philip.
Her parents, other relatives
and friends and more than 80
members of the clergy were
present for the ceremony.
Bishop Ralph l.. Hayes,
STD, Davenport, officiated
at the investiture and the Sol
emn High Mass.
Father Ronald Dim, O.F.M.,
Dubuque, Iowa, delivered the
sermon in which he stressed
that in devoting themselves to
the religious life and to their
particular work, whether it be
nursing, teaching, caring for
the aged, whatever their task,
they can rejoice in knowing
they are truly sharing Mary's
vocation-the vocation of
bringing Christ to the world
and the world to Christ.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Chillicothe &c
Initiates SO

CHHLICOTHE - Thirty-six
Knights of Columbus first
degree members from Chilli
cothe, Portsmouth, Athens,
Gallipolis, Pomeroy and Iron
ton were initiated into the
second and third degrees of
knighthood in st. Mary's
School, Sunday, June 81.
Initiated from Chillicothe
we're: G. Richard Webb, Jo-
seph Hoffa, James E. Kalten-
bach, John F. Michael, Charles
K, Frey, Joseph L. Summers,
Francis X. Hirsch, ]. Robert
Snow II, Edmund L. Ham,
burger, Thomas A. Strauss
baugh, Willard J. Taylor II,
Jerome Hurst, Ted A. Paskie-
wicz. William R. Ward, Will
lam Dunlap, James w. Jones,
John r. Fadden, Paul J. Mon
tavon, Jr., Father Edw. ]. Nc
Farland and T. Gerald Ritchey.
The second degree was con-
Quoted by a team of Chilli
Gothic knights and the third
degree was conducted by a
team from Santa Maria Coun-
Gil, Columbus, headed by Jo-
seph Ries. A buffet supper
followed the degree work.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Youth Say
Teen Conduct
Parents Job

N.H.-NC)
The conduct of teen-agers is
the responsibility of their par
ents, a resolution adopted at a
two-day convention of the
New England Congress of
Catholic Youth Councils here
stated.
"Inasmuch as teen a g
have been the target for crit
icism regarding driving and
drinking" the resolution said,
'it is felt that parents should
exercise their prerogative as
parents in these matters; that
they should constantly alert
youth to responsibilities to the
public; that parents should
take a firm stand when the
occasion demands; that in ex-
ercising firm guidance much
of the trouble caused by teen
age driving and drinking
could be averted."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Student Exhibit Held
At Art School

ing directly behind the Gal
lery. where for the Both con-
secutive year a showing OF
work by students in the Co
lumbus Art School is on view.
This show will be open
throughout the summer, and
the public is cordially well
come on weekdays between 8
and 5.
The exhibition is made up
of a selection of the best stu
dent accomplishments Of the
past school year, representing
all departments and the many
phases of their instruction in
painting, drawing, sculpture,
advertising design, magazine
illustration, and industrial de-
sign. 1t shows in some detail
this schools methods of train
ing in art for m~oney-making
careers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Nuns Story

Continued from Page 81
an unusual editorial accom-.
plishrnent.
Director Fred zimmerman
maintains the book opened
my eyes and the eyes of mil
lions of people all over the
world-to the enormous vital
ity and strength and perman-
enee of religious community
life"
He said he hopes his film
will transmit his reaction to
the book which Stated clearly
that nuns are not like other
people Out showed how, step
by methodieal step, the per-
senalities of young girls are
refined, distilled and transfis-
ured until they are finally
able to strive for boundless
freedom of a life liberated from
personal emotions and con-
Germs -. Above ell. IL point
ed out the difficulties that
arise and the heroic demands
that are made on those who
follow their vocation.
The three Sisters - identi-
fled only as an Ursuline, Sis
ter of Charity and Sister of
Notre Dame-were critical of
the finn, all expressing the
opinion that it fails to picture
the true spirit of religious
community life.
He said he hopes his film
will transmit his reaction to
the book which Stated clearly
that nuns are not like other
people, (bvfl showed how,
step by mefhodieal step, the
personalities of young girls
are refined, distilled and
trsnsfisvred until they are
finally able TO strive for
boundless freedom of a life
liberated from personal emo
tions and concerns -. Above
all. it pointed out the Difficult
ties that arise and the heroic
demands that are made on
those who fellow their vocs-
tion.
: The three Sisters--identi.
fled only as an Ursuline, Sis
ter, of Charity and Sister of
Notre Dame-were critical of
the film. all expressing the
opinion that it fails to picture
the true spirit of religious life.
The UrsUline commented
that she hopes non-cafholies
will dintinsuish that the story
Is of one nun in one order,
"buf ! don't know how they
can keep from making eener-
sIizafions il they had no pre-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ROOM FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

HARDWOOD AVE.-Lovely mod
ern As rm, upper duplex apt,
! So. to Holy Rosary, bus and
stores. Fine for l or 2 people.
CT. 2-6176.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

viovs contacts with nuns, Un.
less they are unusually open.
minded She said some
Catholics will have q strus.
gle not TO put them (nuns)
info the same category.
The Sister of Charity writes
that she regrets the film was
made. This is convent life
as seen by a girl who, despite
her manifest sincerity, was
most decidedly not called to
religious life" she says.
The Sister of Notre Dame
also expresses the fear non
Catholics will take The Nuns
Story as a picture of all re-
ligious life. 1T is almost i'm
possible for them not to form
this judgment" she writes, adj
ding: "As portrayed here. the
religious life seems grim,
f%riendless, lacking in spiritual
life and warmth"
The magazines film critic,
Mora Walsh, says that The
film is "a mastery Job of con.
veyins the books spiritual es-
senee in . medium which usu-
ally defies efforts TO use il as
q conductor for q spiritual
theme"
Pointing out that some of
the events in the family of the
books main character do not
conform to the truth regard
ing the real family of the
woman on whose life the book
is based, Miss Walsh COM
ments:
Miss Hulme is correct in
claiming an authors privilege
of selecting and inventing de-
tails. However, she would
probably admit that, had she
any idea that the book would
achieve its overwhelming sue
cess and would therefore be
placed under a searching mi
croscope, she would have been
more careful that her fictional
embroidery was not suscep-
tible to this charge"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

Of Washington, DC. cited the
experience of Japan and the
Soviet Union where aborfionS
as a means of birth control
have been tried on . large
scale.
DR.. Cavanagh represented
the Family Life Bureau of the
National Catholic Welfare
Conference at the meeting.
He noted thar fha Russians
outlawed abortion IS q means
of birth control in 1885 be-
cause they had found il med
iealIy Unsound and discovered
that il weakened the peoples
emotional stability.
DR.. Cavanagh warned that
"the use of any method of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

geared strictly to give the
girls a great experience in the
outdoors.
This means literally that
the life of the city and the
things Of home become only
a memory. The taste is that
Of the country complete with
strange new bugs and insects
that usually don't appear in
the center of town.
But st. Rita's program in
terjects that Christian note
of the real ideal of woman
hood which combination re-
suits in a very pleasant and
worthwhile experience for
each camper. Some of the
girls find it difficult to ac-
cept the inconvenience of the
camping life.
Many of them find it much
harder TO adjust to fhe right
place in community life. They
find thar living with other
people and learning TO accept
personalities as they find
them is a much greater prob.
lem than learning to drink
we'll water.
On the other hand a great
number of the girls take to
the whole situation so COM
pletely that they keep return
ing year after year to the
camp. Certainly all of them
are much richer for their ex-
p%erience.
They have gained immeas-
Urably even if they have learn
ed only 10 appreciate their
home and the nice things that
are given 10 them.
st. Rita's is a real fine part
Of the youth program for
girls in the Diocese. 1t is an
experience that most girls
should have as they grow up.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

The firms listed here de-
serve to be remembered when
you are distributing your pat
ronage in the different lines
of business.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

birth control or limitation
leads to Illustration. Frustra-
ton leads to hostility which
may be directed against the
partner or against the self. If
it is directed against the self.
it leads to depression and its
natural consequences. These
reactions lead to feelings of
guilt Such feelings of
guilt arise because of at least
an unconscious recognition of
an interference with a natural
act which makes sex pleasure
an end in itself. Feelings Of
guilt may in themselves pro-
woke mechanisms of defense
which bring about further
psychic repercussions.S
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

Visitors to the Columbus
Gallery of Fine Arts, East
Broad Street at Washington
Avenue, are finding of unus-
ual interest an additional ex-
hibition in the school build
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Doctor Says.
Birth Control
Can Be Dangerous

ZURICH Switzerland, NC-Contraception, abor-
tons and sterilization can lead to serious psychology
cal dangers, an American psychiatrist warned here.
In q paper read TO the meeting of the international
Union Of Family Organizations. Or. John z. cavanaah
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Heart Stopped Ten Minutes

Prayers of friends of five-year-oId cheryI Darrat, of
Auburn, NJ. Y. were answered following the OPEN
heart surgery operation for q most deadly heart de-
feet. She is shown with Sister Julia and her doll in St.
Josephs Hospital, Syracuse, NJ. T., after the operation.
The ehild's heart stopped beating for fen minutes.
TO restore her heartbeat to normal. INC Phofos).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

II you haven't been reading
the want ads, you have been
losing money. Read and profit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03
Catholic Youth Council
St. Rita Offers
Unique Experience

Sixty six girls from eight years of age to fifteen
are at Camp st. Rita, the Diocesan Camp for girls, this
week. They zane last Sunday and will stay until this
coming Sunday noon.
A few of them will remain for next week joining
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-03

one hundred twenty girls who
will register for the second
period.
A girls camp is q rather
unique institution and espee-
tally one like ST. Rita's. The
camp Is under the supervision
of young women Joined this
year by two Sisters from the
order of Notre Dame de
Namur.
The program of the camp is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

LICENSED - We have 3 reduced
rate plans and budget move"
which now incl. 6 services. Short
TR., SP 3-0663, LU. 1880.
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SIL. sPG.-WHEATON-7-rm. brk
Colonial watt. garage, rec. rm.
outside entr.. immac. home: SIS
500. ALLEN REALToR, RIA. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.
lcoNrlNUEDl


CLEyRLAND PARK--Modern Colo
NAL brick beauty with bedrms
and 3 fun baths, new QE kitchen
game room; EaraGe; full price only
sal 900. Call our uptown once
kE. .7-slQ0 ~ 2 otter ssll
CO.
CLEyE. AVE. NEW TOWNHoUsEl
--Brand-new beauty on fashion.
able Woodley Hill-THE LAST
oNEl The others In this group
sold before completion. Real style
and class In q truly DISTINGUISHED
tn-toWn location. , bedrmS,, plus
study, 2 full and 2 half baths
DELIGHTFUL living room. dining nm,
patio ARRANGEMENT IN rear, CEN
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING
Df. 7-i4ii; ewes. Wo. 6-S04O.
cLEYE. AVE. NEW T0wNHOUsEi
-Brand-new beauty on fashion,
able Woodiey Hiil-THE LAST
oNEl The others In this group
sold before completion, Real style
and class In q truly distinguished
in-town location. 3 bedrms,, plus
study, 2 full and 2 half baths.
Delightful living room, dining nm,
patio arrangement in rear, CEN
TRIAL AIR CONDITIONING
7-l4lli ewes, Wo. 0-b499.
GEORGETOWN = 2-bedrm,, semi
det,, full length liv. rm.; nrepl:,
south garden; priced for quick
sale; owner. 2710 Poplar st, NV.
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APIS. unFuRMISnED-vA. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
fcoNlTnIufpl lcoNnlHtUEp
lcONTlNUEpl

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the eohntryi safe storags
m separate rooms expert PACK;
Ing. Phone NO 7-0lO4, UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Establiahed
1905.
MOVING AND HAULING. any time,
used ftirn. part payment. ]. AND
X. MOVING Co, pU. 7-eob6.
TAYLOR's TRANSFER ID rooms,
SOS: enclosed. padded. vans; "a
hour service. AID. 2-2409.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--H.E.


1909 CON6T. AVE. NE.
Vacant. Just like new; . large rms
bath, large livable bsmt. Terms.
d YffARsHAIL J. WAPLE co.
AID. 4-2O05
c0LORRD-NOTHING DOWN =
Diet. frame on lge lot northeast
sres, I,secs TT, rsp en onis s $3.50
COLORKD--RICGs PARK AREA,
direct from owner take over
large trust, $1,000 down no FHA
qualifying necessary--Lovely y
bedrm. brick, newly dec, must be
seen; many extras. Finished rec.
room. LA. $4,000.
coLORRD--AvoNDALE AREA
Mod, 3-bedrm., ils-bath, det. brk.
Nome. gas heat. terms. RA. 3-6bb2
AUERBAcH a CO., pI. 7-6601
COLoRED
RIGGS PARK N.E.-3 bedrms.,
ia baths: feneed-in yard, patio,
down Ia. b-iSs3, La. 9-1246.
COLORED, RIGGS PARK. very
clean, semidet. 6-rm. hrk., front
porch, recreation room. auto.
heat, LIST floor powder rm,, must
be sold; easy terms. small cash.
IRVING FLEIsHMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

C0LESVILLE AREA--Next to new
9-bedrm. split-leveI, with base,
s sscac h SsSsS e nes m porc
s sns o5 Ssr' G. RoB fisf SKI SRAy l0 1
CO., 916 Ellsworth DR.. JU. $4,000
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CONN. AVE. ESIAIEb-5-bedrm'
brick semidet. liv. rm., din. rm;!
to public and paroehial schools.
o D. FIELD, INC, Ju. 5-7lla
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
lcoNIlNuEp

BETHRsDA-Attra. hrk. Colonial
3 bedrms,, ! W baths. Mt. Bradlel
schls NH, Naval Hosp. OWNER
OIL, 0-37iO.
INSTRUMENTATION ARIA,
beorm.. 3-bath, bi-level rambler II
excel. neighbofh0od. Built-in 60.
rage, lge, daylight rec. rm,, drepl.
modern kit. sep, din, nm, S20,lbQ
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-14ib
BETHEsDA-close-in brick Cap,
Cod. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, center
hail. side screened porch, hal
alum. dble. hung windows. larR'
light bsmts gas air heat; leve
lot. Owner leavlnG city. PRICED
middle 20s, r. a, HUMPHREYS
Perpetual Bldg, u. 0-3OOO; ewes,
OIL. 0-75Ol
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lcoNflNUfDl

ARLINGTON. 1919 N. Vernon at
Redee, 3-bedrm. apt. win lly
rm" dining rI1g SIS ss,i Rerssh PHI Alf.
hPs,A me- Ioi 81, sz.ii14Tiih. = rA.-'
ARL., Dorchester Apts.. new section
--Knle. 1. and 3 bedyms.. mod
srn aif-cond, de- luxe blda.i swim
ming pool ioE ,,I tenants ~ ps ssEsssS
e040 Columbia pike, IA, 7.030o
ARL, Mclean, quiet. adult, 1.
esdrnn,; ePts.; ~ s;Sg oI Slk q n y
1900 18th I'd North,
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ROCK CREEK PARK

red-brick Colonial, COM
pletely redecorated. Modern kit,
paneled den with firepl., children's
playroom on LIST floor. Ewes !,
call MRS. WILLIAMS, FE. 3-69l5
or EN- 0-44RA
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SILVER SPRING = BY OWNER;
$4,000 . rms. plus paneled den,
scr, porch, rec. rm Assume lge.
CT loan. JU, 5-Alb5.
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$500 DOWN

Assume $19,755 LIST Trust
Brand Only a few left, 3 and
4 bedrms., / y baths, dream kit.
(Westinghousel. full bsmt with
rec. rTa. Terrific financing. You
have your choice Of many items
= floor plans: different eXteriors
To REACH: Out Georgia ave. 20
Viers Mil I'd, bear left 70 Park
land dr.. right 10 model home
OPEN DAILY, 1875
LAWRENCE v. LUTES co.
u. 5-4222 VII 2-505l
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WOODSIDE
CLOSE IN

Brand-new brick Colonial, tradi-
tional charm, every modern conv,
q bedrms. q 90 II. long,, den or
Attn bedroom on LIST floor. AL
electric kitchen, built-in desk
freezer and refgr. Liv. I'm. with
fireplace, tiled daylight bsmt.,
trees. Name your terms. ASKING
S26.g50.
EVELYN G. KAPLAN, RA. 6-2l45
or Janet Schwinger, JU. 5-09s6.
$500 DOWN = SMALL FAMILY
STARTER: brick home with 2 bed
rms. down: / bedrm. and den up
full basement with outside exit.
Nice lot IT'S It deep Convenient
to shopping. FHA appraised Sl6,-
600. JAMES c. CONLEY g. CO.
OF, A-6S33
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New Brick Ramblers
$17,950

Choice MONTGOMERY Co. loo, sew
eral different areas, BY same
builders; 3 bedrms., ] "a baths,
full bsmt., lovely kit: terms.
Trades accepted. EVELYN @.
KAPLAN. 1905 Georgia ave, NV,
RA. 6-2l45,
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES, Lang
ley Park-Beautifu lge. brk. ram
bier; 3 bedrms. FULL BSMI
WITH REC. RM. CENTRAL AIR
COND. Lovely corner. Call HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-6400 til 8.
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DE- AhEnDhs DAu,ONV-s ptdhOohia
down with fin. upstairs; Cape Cod;
IN walking distance OF NH Naysl
Hospital; sep. din; rm, lge, porch
u i V W. RoBE ESsTss ' REALToR,
1896 Wis, ave, OIL. 2-2l23 It'll ..
- First offering Of a
true WILLIAMSBURG Colonial; ram
dom-width floors, and 5 firepls., Il
in master bedrmD. This magnifi-
cent custom-built 4-bedrm. home
is situated on a a-acre wooded
lot TED LINGO BEATTY, OIL. =
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BETHESDA = Charming Colonial
near Battery Park club. S1S,950,
3 bedrms., full din. rm, up-to-
date kit, powder RIM, scr. porch,
garage, full bsmt SAMUEL e
BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL. 6-7SO0
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Ihillum Terrace-Cape Cod
COLLEGE HTS. ESTATES

This beaut. brk. Colonial in
this most exclusive area is
for only the most discrlm-
mating purchaser desiring
the best. Has 8 bedrms. 2
full and two u baths, Gear
attach. garage. slate roof, ?
firepls., superior Handicapped
double lot. Asking $4,000
with $4,000 down. Call for
appt TO see.
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RIyERDALE-Brk. Cape Cod, com
pletely remodeled, close to ERGO,
shops ttransp: Lee: lily: rm, with
rms. . baths, rec. rm. and laun-
dry rm, with auto washer in
bsmt., loads of storage space
screened-in patio. Beaut. yard.
Perfect for refined family with
no children under 15. No pets.
Owner storing turn. in attic.
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BETHESDA = 3-bedrm, rambler
tireply rec. rm;; fenced lot; nr
GIULIANO REAL ESTATE, OIL
4-1100,
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COLEsVILLE AREA OF SILVER
SPRING - 4-bedrm,. 2ls-bath,
brick Cape Cod; h.-w.h., outbldgs
Situated on 8 beautiful acres with
900 fruit trees. Conv. 10 country
club. LAIRD B. SCOTT, Resltor'
III O-OAoO
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SEE KAY BOWLING, At Gathers
S %T IN5 ySp sT M9nti Sc property
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A FoUR-BEDROoM CAPE COD,
situated on . large landscaper
lot located in an area convenient
10 public and paroehial schools
shopping centers and tranSporta-
ton. attractive neighborhood
FHA appraised. SI2.950 See this
one today. Exclusive with BOW
FRS BROS, AP. 7-s400.
4 PAMPERED BEAuTY-Psrfeet
eondition-Colorfui Fiesta stone
front rambler; eXtra-lEe de luxe
kit, beautiful paneleo valk-out
bsmt: maEnifeent view; $50 81
mo. total MARYLAND SALES B.
APPRAISAL CO. TO. e-6762.
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ROCKVILLE - TwINBRooK; s4Bt
dn., 500 mo, pays all; 3-bedrm
home, expanslble 70 4 fenced leve
lot, fiTepi, r. \, SMITH REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
AMER. U.-iIORACE MANN!-Hand-

AMER, U.-HORACE MANN!-Hand.
some S-yr .-old brk. Colonial, bull
by Frank s. Phillips. Delightful
loo, adjacent to Spring Valley, Z
blks. from popular Horace Manr
Public Grade School; spacious cen
ter-hall plan with den and Law. or
list floor, 3 big bedrms., 2 baths
on End: finished Bird floor: Lowell!
rec. rm. with fireplace and bar
garage, enormous screened porch
oVerlooks perfectly beautiful real
garden with rustic bridge ovel
stream and wonderfully private
barbecue patio out under the trees
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

TwTNBR00K FOREST - Lovely
det, home, LaFEe fenced yard. 2
isr occupancy si3b mo. 10. D.
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APPROVED M0vERS-Light NOV
ing So, So and 50; 8 rms. SIC
up; padded vans, experienced
men, 24-hr. service. LA 6-7017.
BOXLEY MOVERS - Padded vans
uniformed men; rooms, $50: "a.
hour service AID 2-SRoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

Brick rambler. like new. attractive
entrance. beautiful modern kit,
with breakfast space, 3 generous
bedrms.. out Of ground bsmt. Elk
cellent planting. An outstanding
home buy in a delightful neigh
W. c. q 4. N. MILLER DEv. co.
PeaiforS EN-. p-4464