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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

eengres6fio n, a district
group since 1880, which is The
oldest Observation-Disclosures of
the first American Dominican
community, ST. Catherine of
Siena, Louisville, Kentucky,
the Columbus native will over.
see the work of Dominican
sisters in twelve US. dioeeses,
situated in the midwest and
East. The order does eduea.
tionsI and hospital work.
Members of the Council who
will assist Mother Aloyse in
the administration of the con-
gregation during the next
six years are:
ST.. Virginia, Somerset, vi
earess; ST.. Uriel, Steuben-
vile, second councillor; ST..
Anna Maria, New York, third
councillor; Sr. Frances dt
Sales, New Haven, Conn,
fourth councillor and Sister
Philomena, Columbus, bursar.
Sister Uriel and Sister Fran
els de Sales are new members
of the council. Both taught
in Diocesan high schools last
year.
Under Mother 10y se's
direction, since 1858, the COM
munity has opened Bishop
Watterson High school, St.
Gabriel, Newark Central Cath
Ollie and Blessed Sacrement,
Wintersville, st. Jane de Chan
tel, Chicago, and st. Albert,
Pittsburgh.
Also under her direction
SCHOOLS Will soon open al St.
Philip, Columbus, 1850,
Northwest Catholic, elemen-
tary, Hartford, and the high
school by 1861.
After these additions, the
Springs congregation will
staff fifty elementary and sec.
ondary schools, two colleges,
and 81. George Hospital Gin
einnafi.
During Mother Aloyse's first
term the Mother Stephanie
Memorial, Mohun Hall, a mod
ern four story infirmary was
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Former Castro Aid
Some Cuban Leaders
Communists, Senate Told

room for a bomb. They found
nothing.
When the hearing resumed,
Mai. Diaz told the svbcommit-
tee that he originally Joined
the Castro revolution late in
1856 because | believed he
would bring back freedom TO
my country" Instead, he adj
ded, "he brought communists
to my country"
Maj. Diaz, a handsome, 80
year-old man with an actors
profile, was accompanied by
his attractive wife, Tania,
and his half-brother, Sergia
Diaz Brull, who served oc-
casionally as the majors trans
Continued on Page -
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Chatterley
Condemned
By Legion

NEW YORK, (NC) The
National Legion of Decency
has announced that it has
evaluated the controversial
motion picture, Lady Chat.
terley's Lover" in Class c.
condemned.
The legion disclosed that
it has posted the following
objection against the movie:
This film, both in its de.
velopment and solution of
the plot, condones adultery.
As a result it constitutes an
unconscionable attack upon
a fundamental tenet of judi
aeo-Christian morality. This
is all the more reprehensible
when such an attack comes
through a mass media of
entertainment which in our
American society is devoid of
reasonable safeguards for the
young and impressionable."
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opened in 1857, housing the
aged and infirm Sisters. The
new infirmary replaced an
overcrowded brick structure
which had been used by the
congregation for close to 100
years.
The Springs congregation
moved to Columbus from their
S m erset Motherhouse in
1869, after a fire had destroy
ed their convent.
For several years the com
munify was governed by q
prioress, until Rome approx.
ed the election of fhe first
Mother General, Mother vi.
eenfia Erskine, who was fol.
lowed in office by, Mother
Miriam Mssferson, Mother
Stephanie MohUn, and Mother
Bernardine Lynmsn, who died
last Sunday.
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for which democracy and the
Indian Constitution stood"
Archbishop Joseph A. Fer
nandes of Delhi and Simla al
so spoke here on the Kerala
crisis. Noting that the anti
Red meetings and demonstra-
lions in Kerala have been 60
ing on since mid-June, he said
they seem to have been of no
avail. "The communists want
to dominate the whole of In
dia," he said. Things are now
very bad in Kerala."
In kerais, meanwhile, fwo
more persons were killed by
communists. They were among
IS persons attacked by armed
Reds in ThUrUfhikkad. A Cath.
Ollie priest suffered serious
stab wounds during the same
attack. He is Father Jacob
ErsnakkaI, who was hospifsliz-
ed in TiruvalIa.
In Alleppey, a Red strong
hold in Kerala, Bishop Mi
chael Arattukalam of Allep-
pey charged that communist
rowdies we're making repeat
ed attacks on the local Catho-
lies, and that the Red-controll-
ed police were providing no
protection.
And in Trichur, two Catho-
Continued on Page .
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cution in the religious field as
they do in the economic and
political fields as a sufficient
reason to warrant a policy of
government aid"
The April, 1889, report Of
the US. Committee for Refu.
gees reveals that there are
nearly 10000 international
refugees in Europe today.
Added TO this there are 1000
in the Middle East and Tur-
key, $500 in China, 5000 Jews
from Egypt in some European
countries, nearly a million
Arab refugees in Jordan, Leb-
anon, and fhe United Arab Re-
public, 10000 Algerian refu-
gees in Tvnisia and Morocco,
aImosa a million Chinese refu-
gees in Hong Kong, more
Continued On Page D
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What's At Stake In Berlin?
Captive City, Alarm
Clock For Free World

Editors note: Frank Hall,
chief of NcWc News Bureau,
visited Berlin as q member OF
a small group of Catholic
journalists representing nine
countries and including re-
porfers from Catholic press
agencies and editors of inn
porfsnt Catholic publications
in their various nations. They
went ut the invitation of the
(Freel German Federal Re-
public under arrangements
made by fhe Association of
Catholic Journalists Of Ger.
many and KNA, the German
Catholic news sgeney.
BY FRANK A. HALL
WEST BERLIN, NC)-
What is the stake of the
Catholic Church-indeed,
in the broader sense, of
religion - in the contin-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Former Castro Aid

WASHINGTON, tNc)- The
former chief of Cuban Pre-.
mier FideI casfre's air force
charged here that Castro and
leading members Of his regime
are communists.
Maj. Pedro Luis Diaz LAM
told the Senate Internal Secur-
ity Subcommittee that the Cas-
tro regime is attempting to
turn Cuba into a base for COM
munist activity in Latin Amer
lea.
Maj. Diar, who fled Cuba
secretly on June ~, identi-
fled Premier Castro, his broth
or Raul, commander in chief
Of Cuban armed forces,
Ernesto "che" Guevara, an in
finafe Of the Castro Brothers,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Summer
Theatre
Ratings

Moral ratings by cafhe-
lie critics on current stage
productions in this ares
are:
ADULTS: Arsenic and
Old Lace, The Hasty
Heart, Mornings at Seven,
The Reluctant Debufanfe,
Third Best Sport, Who
Was That Lady Saw You
With, Elizabeth the
Queen, King and |.
PARTLY
ABLE: The Bsaux' Strata.
gem, The Seven Year
Itch, Out OF This World.
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and other high ranking gov
eminent and armed forces Of
fieials as members Of fhe in.
fernationaI communist con.
spiraey.
Maj. Diaz's testimony was
interrupted minutes after it
had begun by an announce
ment from S b m m tie e
chairman Sen. James O. East
land of Mississippi that a
livery reliable source" had
warned him that San attempt
will be made to injure" the
witness and his party.
Sen. Eastland ordered the
hearing room cleared for 40
minutes, while police and
hastily summoned Army ord
nance experts searched the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
To Install
Fir. Leblanc

Father c. A. Leblanc, will
be installed as pastor of Holy
Cross Church, at 4 pm. this
Sunday.
Bishop Edward G. Hetting-
er, will officiate and Monsig-
nor Francis Schwendeman,
dean of the central deanery
will preach the sermon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Father Hakel
Installed
AS Pastor

Father Joseph A. Hakel
was installed as pastor of st.
Rose of Lima church, New
Lexington, last Tuesday at
7:30 pm.
Monsignor Herman E. Mat
tingly, pastor of st. Francis
de Sales church, Newark, and
a Diocesan consultor, officia-
ted at the ceremony.
Priests of the Eastern
Deanery, of which Father
Hakel is the new Dean, at
tended the ceremony. A re-
ception followed at the par
ish hall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Does The Lamp Still Burn?

Catholics Asked TO Back Aid 10 World Refugees
July 1859 through July 1860 has been designated rs
World Refugee Year. That the refugee is a breathing
symbol Of the goth century can easily be verified by a
Glance at the roll call of the millions of homeless and
desperate people roaming the earth today. The Holy
Father, Pope John XIII, has endorsed the idea and
fhe movement.
t) World Campus, MaryknoIl, New York.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

was recently elected president
of the Young Adult division.
Louis v. Fabro, sports edi-
tor since March, 1857, will
continue in that capacity. Fa-
bro works full time for the
Ohio State Journal.
FIR. George A. Fulcher,
Times editor-in-chief, said that
Jones' addition to the staff
continues the Times policy
of giving complete news COW
erage to Diocesan and world
events"
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Bishop Blesses
New RectOry

Bishop Clarence G. Issen-
mann will bless the new st.
Mary Magdalene rectory at
473 South Roys Ave, at 500
pm. Wednesday, July %, the
Feast of St. Mary Magdalene.
Father Raymond S. Baus-
chard is pastor and Father
William D. Huber is assistant
pastor. Monsignor Harold j.
O'Donnell, Assistant Chancel-
lor of the Diocese, is in resi-
dence and assists in parish
work.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

iSh, New Lexington, were
ordained as Subdeacons.
Mrs. Benedict is visiting
Italy at this time. A BROTH
er of Mr.. Benedict, Father
Leo Benedict, is assistant
pastor of Holy Rosary parish.
Father Patrick Sorohan, a
brother of Mr.. Sorohan, is al
so in Rome studying Canon
Law and is in residence at
the graduate house of the
North American College.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
In Rome Sunday:
Two Diocesan Men
Receive Orders

Two seminarians from
the Columbus Diocese
received Major Orders in
Rome last Sunday, July
II. They are third year
students at the North
American College.
Charles Benedict, son of
Mrs. Quinto Benedict of Cor
pus Christi parish, and David
Sorohan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vern Sorohan of st. Rose par
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

ued international battle
over West Berlin?
The contest, as the world
knows, is over whether the
larger part Of this city of fwo
and a quarter millions, entire
Iy surrounded by a Redeem
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trolled area, remains free or
is turned over to The certain
blight Of stheisfie cenmun-
ism.
The question is clearly
grave and important.
It must be realized that it
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W 1900.
She died last Sunday at
Mohun Hall Community In
Urinary.
A native of New York City,
she entered the Novitate at
st. Mary Of the Springs in
1894. She taught at schools in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York before returning to Co
lumbus in 1941.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
John Jones
Joins Staff
OF Times

Beginning with this
issue, John E. Jones, Jr.
will work as a full time
news and feature writer
for the Catholic Times.
The 23-year-old editorial as
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

for the cause of the two Fa-
TINA children, and that there
is no such cause before the
Congregation (See Catholic
Times, July 10 iSsue). Further
investigation by the N,C.W.C
News Service disclosed that
Father Fuentes is not the
postulator for Portugal for
the causes of Francisco and
Continued on Page .
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a S S i S t ant,
e c g ntly
a S S o ciated
i h B a r.
croft Adver-
Using Agen-
cy is mem
b of st.
C h r i sto-
pher parish,
Jones a t :
tended t h Q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

reporter for
the Interna-
tional News
S vice in
P h | ! a :
delphia n
C o lumbus.
He is active
in Diocesan
Y o u t h
o |
york and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Priest Stabbed...
Red Education Plan
Stirs Indian Unrest

NEW DELHI - lndiaS ruling Congress party
charged here that the education law passed by Ker-
alas communist government pushed tension in that
state to the point where a~nticommunistS had no choice
but to start their campaign of agitation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17

She was also former Direc-
toress and Prioress of st. Mary
of the Springs Academy.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Inexact =. Regrettable'
Sister Lucy Denies
Recent Prophecies
Attributed To Her

COIMBRA, Portugal, NC) The sole survivor
of the 1917 Fatima apparations has rejected as mex
act" and 'regrettable" recent predictions attributed
to her.
The rejection of these so-ealied prophies was made
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Columbus Native .
Columbus Native -.
Mother Aloyse Again
Heads Springs
DOminicans

Mother Aloyse Fitzpatrick, O.P. was reelected to a
sX-year term as Mother General of the Dominican Sis
tiers of the St. Mary of the Springs congregation this
week.
BEGINNING her second term as head of the SPRINGS
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-07-17
Former Mother General:
Sister Bernardine
Dies At Springs

Bishop lssenmann presided at a Solemn High Mass
last Tuesday at st. Mary of the Springs Chapel for
Sister M. Bernardine, 83, Mother Of Council and Mother
General of the congregation at st. Mary's from 1947
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
6E0ggn.

ARLINGTON NEW HOMES! s3400
BLOCK OF NORTH l4th STREET
open SAT. AND SUN. u.s.
Few things in the world are more
scarce than fine quality moderate
priced NEW homes In the choice
part OF CLOSE.IN virginia. These
are real beauties and beat any
thing we have seen for S25,p50.
Attractive 2-story brk. homes with
BIG rooms. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths
on End floor. 1ST- FLOOR POW.
DER ROOM. Large all cleo. kit.
Full basement. Screened porch.
Carport. Wonderful convenience
to public and parochial schools.
downtown and Pentagon. Lee
highway to Kirkwood I'd; left
on Kirkwpod; right on 14th.
Mr.. Kerr. TIE. 6-I2S9. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, Realtor. IA.
ARLINGTON s. Mr.. PENTAGoN
3-bedrm. white asbestos
shingle, sep. din. rm.. huge kit,
bsr1t.. lge. lot. shrubs: Q real buy,
S14,500. low down payment See
IT, Open today. 634 8. ED Of.
BLANKENSHIP REAL ESTATE,
IA. S-4266, IA. S-0497.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
tcoNIlNutD)

LAUREI,-cape Cod: 2 bedrms. ;,
basement; on bus line. Only $500
On. LUBY-RoDERTs, WE, 6-6l67.
EEWIsDALE : AIR coND. brick
Iambler:. teneed lot; storm win
dowe; dishwasher, garbage dis
aAE q loan oA skins sis'eSo. By
LEWIsDALE--Immaculate 3-bedrm
lIa-bAth brick semi-rAmbler: fire-
place, dining rm. many extras;
bs,,,S n an nnnishsd ssn TsEs is co.
RRiEhEio' sk lI,SSY' CO. o. AZ. Poses.
LEWiBbALR-oniy $I6,o50, In
mae req "a D %sp I FepSl ssIEjiy.
!, , s:ssn "a full S'm'' and Anchor
W. J. NICHOLAS, NE. $1,000
MANOR COUNTRY CLUB-Newly
decorated brick rambler on lovely
wooded v acre lot. 3 bedrms,. 2
baths. den and garage. Price $2s'-
$50, We also have z ramblers[
So,StC s ssS K,a ~ ~; Ssto6 5n Saea,TSS -
Realtors, JU. s.S600.
MARLOW HTs.-Ah-brk, semidet. :.
r. f.ne.a P St %A r% asr Ss Isl :S.s:
bsmt. p tiied; wood SWS'' sash Window:
BUS: excel. cond. foRTiN REAL
'TY. 10. $4,000, 10. 7-1231.
MARLOw HTS. AREA-FHA APP
AWAnAA ala KIM 1-UR mid h.
sf iSil ISN'T SioOS IL. cor ios fenced
vEeTA REAL Estate 10. 7-6l77.
MASS. AVE. ExT.-complNely In
d., =. and sh,rn ns5.a 2 .s1
$50. oil. 4.6l26, No agents please.
aa00nA q Aa0dnR
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
$25,950

otces. Choice Of tiles, paint colOrs etc; Gift.
Kitchen with disposal, dishHashsr. 8 BED
rooms; 2l-ft recreation room in full base
ment. carport. Open Saturday and sunday,
Columbia pike to. right on -Carlyn Springs
road TO houses on left IA. 10000.
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FAIRFAX AREA
$27,500

4-level brick split Entrance foyer, living
room with picture window, fireplace, dining
IN closets ass VG IN IL mastsr
baths. twin layatory in master bath, pine
paneled den with sliding glass doors leading
shrubbery. Open Sunday, pm. til dark.
Prom 14th st: Bridge, out Route so to Fairfax
FAIRFAX. turn left and 60 approximately Ia
miles on Route 236 TO Estel I'd. .CLittle River
Hillsl, proceed 70 Barlow street and house
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FRANCONIA
$16,500

1ha-year-old, brick-and frame bi-level, on
145-ft. lot. Immediate possession. Only 81 900
kitchen, separate dining room, y full baths;
outside entrance to storase basement. Walk
to school. Open Saturday and Sunday, pm.
I'll dark. From 14th st. Bridge, out Shirley
highway to Franconia road. left approximately
miles to LaVista drive, left on Larpin lane.
left on overly drive TO fourth house from far
end Of subdivision. FL. $4,000.
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FALLS CHURCH
S41,500

!a:t custom s-6sdIoOm home quiet. shaded
entrance hail. step-down living room, gen
erous fireplace. indirect lighting, formal dining
ROOM French doors to patio. ultimate in
kitchens: screened porch, den. 41s baths,
breezeway to Gear garage: 26-ft. recreation
throughout including intercom system IA.
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Select area in walking distance Of bus and
schools. Convenient to shopping 3-bedroom
brick rambler. 30-ft. living room with FIRE:
sss lss KITCHEN, Sasn Tno ana dr tsIi iu
ment; gear sarage roughed-in bath. XII.
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Riverdale-$12,950
OUR BEST BUY
Seldom can we offer 90 much hous,
ioL the price: Living room l2x2:
with with fireplace; ,: separate . dinin a
rooms, All On 'f Hoor Pc Pun base Ssc
ment. oil hot water heat, detached
garase. Owner will accept S2.5O(
down.
ROBERT E. LoHR. REALToR
HE. 4-40ln
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NV RANCH HOUSE, bedrms :.
2 baths, tapestry brk. Custom
designed hit, with natural eabi-
nets, eli Admiral appliances In
petal pink" Pull daylight bsmt..
oil heat. double carport. blue stone
driveway. S24.50O. On River View
road, near Fort Washington Es-
tates. N. RUBIN REALTY, Blu.
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EcoNoMY-MrNDED large family
s sss'G s eBsSs home ss on WI M vs sSsS
ySSr b inspection Ion SEP :. din roS%
Just on Rte. /, close 70 b. {. line
FHA approved.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
.ORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

7O61 Brookfeld Plaza
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
a31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson $4,000
1918 Richmond Hiehway
Alexandria, virginia
South $500
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BRoADwATER ESTATES

We have 4.bedrm. brk. ramblers
si.s ly. rI Sc.,, workable nA sit ant, and
10 avail. on the peaceful broad
creek. We have acquired excel.
financing on. this develop. OPEN.
come out today, Dir: Out Indian
Head hwy. to LIVINGSTON I'd. r.,
and follow sign. Ewes. Mr.. Golob,
RE. 6-6600.
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IN. CAPITOL HGHTS.. New Eiem
school, $4,000. Attractive brick
and shingle bungalow. 2 bedrms ..
Nv. rm., kit, finished attic: an
chor fenced. Terms to suit yon
M y Gov w.iIs Ec,. E F4 2 s:iISSSS' COX
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Convenience Plus
Brick Rambler

SOUTH ARLINoToN-Moying 10
Florida and the owner has re-
duced this property 10 $17,950.
All brick: excellent neighborhood.
close to schools: three nice size
bedrooms, living. dining room. mod
ern, equipped kitchen, fully mn
isneo a. tecre Lea, f tssn .cs i ar
excellent buy for the money. Will
sell FLA. See this home today.
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5000 DOWN and payments les;
than rent. Exceptionally clean 8.
bedrfn., semimasonry rambler
floor.to-eeiling SLIDING closet doors
Anchor fenced yard.
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LINCOLNIA
$16,500
$17,95O

Beautiful river view with waterfront privi-
leges. Convenient to bus and shopping; acre
brick rambler, fireplace in 20-ft. living room,
dining area, equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms
with 22x12 master bedroom. baths. utility
room, 1Ox16 porch: Dashboard hot-water heat.
Open Sunday, l pm. til dark. Drive out U. s.
No, l approximately a miles past Wood
stone Shores. right on Laurel to left on Bay
view to house on left. Dial 703, Gypsy 10000.
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sEABROOK AcREs-open Ia. 3.
bedrm. brick ramblers; large pic.
ture window. liv. rm., frepl., full
din: rm.. modern equip. kit. TILED
bath; full bsmt.; carport; on "a.
acre level lot. Only Sls,p50.
Dir: Out Defense hwy. TO Lanham
left on Lanham- Severn I'd. 2 blks
left on Telegraph I'd. 10 e8th ave
and homes. JAMES /. MUNDY
UN. $4,000.
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FAIRFAX TOWN

Brick rambler. 4 bedrooms fireplace In left
living room and dining room, with paneling
at each end, 11x12 kitchen. washer and drier;
2 full baths; full basement. built-in garage;
convenient to bus. shopping walk to school.
CIR 3-46R0
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PRESSED F0R MoNEY?-DiLL0H
PARK-Well-located small home:
l, v ! ssss SsdI s4so an a. H sss &c.
FoRTIN REALTY, 10. $4,000.
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FAIRFAX TOWN
$4,000

Assume hish 4h9s loan; walk 70 bus. school
living room. bedrooms, dining area, modern
kitchen. disposal, Ia baths. carport. At
Army Navy Country Club. CIR. 3-4660.
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NEAR ACCOKEEK, MD, on Indian
Head hwy.-Nevly finished 81
bedrm. briek-and-shingle house;
hardwood floors throughout: We
netian blinds and screens, lge,
custom-built kit. many closets:
on h-aere Handicapped lot. Only
$500 down incl. settlement.
Priced to sell ct S10,460. NJ. RU-
hin REALTY, Blu, 3-24p2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

PARKLAWN west Hyattsviiiel-
Modern. detached brick Colonial;
8 spacious rooms q bedrms.D
large walk-in closets: $500 down,
balance In FLA loan. HUGH T.
PECK; REALToR, HE. 4-1700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

P. G. P. OFFERS

TAKoMA PARK-valus-paeksd. g.
s0-it. Nv. room with hrepl. SEP
din. room, Nv room, screened
porch; delightful panoramic view
Sl6,0b0, CT or FHA terms,
Diario las Américas., 1959-03-03

son los exponentes mas desta-
cados de una politica de firme-
"a y sin claudicaciones en- GUAM
to a Berlin, han dado muestras
de desagrado ante la mission a
Mosoii del primer ministro bri-
tar1co, Harold Macmillan, mi
sion que Sc considera va I'm fra
case. Los dos opinan tambien
que "a unica forma de evitar
una situacion de peligro por
Berlin es senalar a la Union
SovIetica en- terminus inequi-
vocos, Ell riesgo en- que abria
de %lncurrir 81 procediera arbi-
trariamen,e.
En- los ultimos meses, ell &C.
neral De Gaulle ha aprovecha-
do cuanta oportunidad Sc lie ha
presentado, para demostrar a
Adenauer SUI complete acuerdo
con la politica del gobierno de
Ponn y, ademas, Sc ha ofrecido
repetjdamente para actuar CO.
mo ell portavoz de Alemania
Occidental, 81 las cuatro poten-
cias fueran a la mesa de confe.
rerIias. Adenauer, por SUI parte
ha dado muestras de aceptar
la pslabr.' del gallo.
Fue De- Gaulle, segun Sc dice
Gales, ell que maniobro la visi-
Gales, eel que maniobro la visi.
ia de Adenauer a Paris. para de.