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CPA Birthday

nlversary this year (See story
page two, this issue).
BY 1922, THE cPA had
more than doubled its mem
Der publications and begun
what is now a yearly observ-
ance, Catholic Press Month.
The idea was generated at the
National convention of 1920
by Father f. Market, S.V.D.,
and Bishop William Russell,
then Episcopal chairman.
In the 40's a national office
of the CPA was established
first on a part time basis UNI
der the direction of James A.
Shanahan, San Francisco
newsman, as a 90-day expert
ment.
The office was later moved
10 Chicago, st. Paul and then
10 New York.
In 1850, after the CPA of
flee was established in New
York, James Kane was named
the first fulltime executive
secretary. He was succeeded
in 1858, by G. Roger Cahaney,
a native of the Columbus Dio-
cese, and Dennison, Ohio, who
served in the post until his
resignation in 1858. James a..
Doyle, the present executive
secretary, was appointed that
year.
THE PHENOMENAL growth
OF the Catholic Press in the
United States can certainly
be attributed in a great part
to the work Of the CPA.
Calling together the news~
papers and magazine person
mel to discuss and solve com
mon problems, keeping publ
cations advised of current
trends in the graphic arts and
a general coordination of eff
fort arc a few of the ways
which the CPA has aided this
great instrument Of Truth.
WE CAN TAKE justifiable
pride in that our Diocese was
The site Of the CPA'S birth
place and that so many men
from the Diocese have been
instrumental in its growth.
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Schooling

Continued from Page y
of government Where
there is no interference the
state can have no interest in
limiting the individual free
dom TO act Tor to abstain) pur-
suant to religious beliefs"
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Forty years ago on
April II, 1920 the NC
VIC. News Service issued
its first news report.
Today, it is the greatest
news gathering agency of its
kind the world has ever
known.
THE NEWS SERVICE is is
sued by the Press Department
of the National Catholic Wei
fare Conference, and was es-
tablished by the Bishops of
the United States to serve the
Catholic press. The N.C.W.C.
Press Department was an or
iginal department of the Ma
tionaI Catholic Welfare Coun-
ell. which was the successor
to the National Catholic War
Council of World War / days,
and which has since become
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference.
THIS WEEK I'M WASHING
TON, DC, editors and cor
respondents from all the coun-
try met to discuss the news
service policies and to observe
the anniversary in conjunc-
ton with the 50th annlyer-
sary of the Catholic Press AS
ISOLATION.
At first, the N.C.W.C. News
Service file Of news was sent
out once a week, and consist
ed Of a printed news sheet
stimulating the front page of a
newspaper, and a supple
mentary mimeographed serv-
ice. The first report carried
% stories totaling $500
words.
TODAY, the N.c.W.c. News
Service issues dispatches
daily, utilizing radio, tele-
graph, telephone, teleprinter
and mail facilities. One weeks
reports embrace hundreds of
stories from every section of
the world, totaling some, Co.
900 words.
In addition, the N.C.W.C.
Press Department now issues
a Picture Service, a Feature
Service, a special Overseas
Service of condensed domes-
tic news, a special Biograph-
zeal Service, an Editorial In
formation Service, a radio
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Priest Dies
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Continued from Page y
of Our Lady of Mercy School,
Granville, until ii closed two
years ago.
Prior to entering Mt. Car
mel for treatment, he had
been residing at ST. Vincent
Orphanage.
Following the Office of the
Dead, Bishop Clarence G. Is
senmann was celebrant for
the Solemn pontificate Requi-
EN- Mass Monday at Holy Ro.
sary Church
Priest-sons and former as
sistant pastors of Holy Rosary
served in other capacities, in
Guiding:
Father Robert Harwick X,
deacon, Father Francis Con-
nor, subdeacon.
Monsignors Matthew How
ard and Joseph Casey, dea-
cons of honor to the Bishop.
Monsignor William E. Kap-
pes. assistant priest.
Father Robert White, mas.
ter of ceremonies.
Father Francis Kappes,
preacher.
Father Harry Estadt and
Father George Kennedy, dea-
cons of honor 10 Bishop Het.
finger.
Fathers Robert O'Brien,
Robert Manning, James Han
ley, Patrick Griffin, Edward
Fairchild and John ]. Ryan
were psllbesrers.
Burial was in st. Joseph
Cemetery.
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. he Matisssi CARLISLE EtJste Csgst7:

"The Holy Father has learned with much pleasure Of the
establishment ct the National Catholic Press Bureau. His
Holiness most cordially extends the Apostolic Blessing to the
service lou have inaugurated TO improve the Catholic papers
OF the United States. The work Of the American Catholic
papers has been most pralseworthy. They have been an
effective auxiliary to the pulpit in spreading the Faith. The
credit to which they are entitled is enhanced by the difficulties
they have had to meet. Those who are conducting them will be
pleased and hsarsened by your establishment for their benefit
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Steubenyille

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campaign committees through
out the diocese.
ST. John Vianney Semin-
airy came into being only four
months after the establish
ment of the Steubenville Dio-
cese Is years ago. The present
facilities of the seminary are
inadequate to meet the needs
of the high school, the college
and the school of theology.
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Garninal 6thhnna' 6rrfttau

Nsiiessi Caikslie Kifbsre Cssnca:
Along with the Holy Father. | earnestly hop
that the flint news sheet OF the National Cstbcli
Welfare Council TO the Catholic papers of III
United States will be an inspintion TO them q
reflect more wildly the spirit of the Church il
her efforts Tor God and Country.
Faithfully youn.
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS
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NEW GTNC HER
Movement Afoot Ia Austru
10 I nlts { asMAle States
Under HarStE1rRS

The first news report of the N.c.W.c. News Ser
vice was issued April II, 1920. II marked the begin
ming of the era of greatest growth for the US. Catholic
Press. In the four decades since then, the N.C.W.C.
News Service has become the greatest agency of its
kind the world has ever seen, and fhe Catholic news
paper press in this country has increased greatly in
number of units, in public appeal, prestige and influ-
enee. individual Catholic newspapers have established
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one new circulation high after another. The News Ser
vice was founded by the US. Bishops TO serve the Ca
tholie Press in this country, but today its dispatches
are used in publications in SO countries. Top stories in
The early dispatches were presented as a simulated
newspaper front page. The first one is reproduced
above, featuring The blessing of Pope Benedict XIV on
the new enterprise.
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Graduate Elevated
Bishops Conservation
Sign OF Church's Growth

VATICAN CITY, WCWC - His Holiness Pope
John XIII said that his conservation of IA missionary
bishops here was an example of the Churchs unceas-
ing effort to spread the Gospel among all mankind.
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of an efficient press organization in Washington. which also
will have representation in the leading capitals OF Europe and
South America. They are now to have the aid which they
so long deserved. As the news standard Of Catholic journals
is raised. undoubtedly the support given them by the Catholic
reading public will be increased. His Holiness invokes good
will and cooperation from all VINO will be parties to the worthy
work you have undertaken. to the end that il may be fuit'
full Of the good results you seek to achieve for Church and
Country"
CARDINAL GASPARRl
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Always read the Classifieds.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
CONTINUED

C0LORED-RIGG's PARK As
sumo AZ .0I loan: beaut. 5-room
semidet brick; many extras in
cluded; Wv. carpeting, air con-
ditioner, storm windows, tiled
bath; ideal for honeymooners or
elderly. couple who want low, low
monthly payments.
MURRAY LEVINE IA. e-3i44
Evening star., 1960-03-29

BETHESDA-DON'T LAUGH! Thi
Is truel Stylish contemporary split,
level with 4 bedrooms, ga baths
large beamed-ceilins liv. rm. witt
fireplace, all-elec. Kit. with dish.
washer and disposal. paneled rec
rn., . air conditioners. Wonderful
loc., near Landon School. MID-2Os
OFFER FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC: DI. 7-14ll; ewes, HA
Evening star., 1960-03-29

SHERIFF. LANE - Sl7,95O: new
home cond: brk rambler; lge.
rear screened porch leads to 1874
deep yard. Many extras. GRAHAM
CO., JU. 5-60I0.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
PIG OAKWOOD ST. Sc
lCON1lNuEpl

Newly decorated l-bedroom apt.
= quiet apt. bldg; close to Bollins
AFB; laundry and storage faelli-
ties: only S71 so, incl. utils. See
ianitor in basement.
II. @. SMTTHY CO. ST. 3-330C
Evening star., 1960-03-29
WFSTWO0n I..-..--51.---a[

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coloniai
In prestige area with cent. nan.
lge. liv. rm, with marble fifepl.,
formal din. rm., dream kitch..
library. .powd. nm. and scr. porch.
md q. has twin Size bedrms., .
ful baths. Lovely rec. rm. with
nrepl. and u bath. GARAGE; ON
wooded lot. Walking dist. to Lit
tie Flower, Kenwood Club, excel,
shop and fast transp. Upper 40s.
VIM. d. LUCAS CO. OF 6-SS6S
Evening star., 1960-03-29
BETHESDA
GARAGE

With q concrete driveway Is only
one Of the extras in this delight
ful 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Cod
with lst-hoor bedroom, foyer
entry, 2S-ft. living dining room
combination, large kitchen and
rec. room; on lovely lot with
trees and shrubs, rear fenced.
IT'S . blocks to school, 3 blocks
to bus: S22.750, with $3.50
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HUGH +. PECK, 10. $1,000

WHEATON - Family expandinTS
Here's . pretty rancher, with 4
bedrms.. on the main floor and a
stairway to . future bedrooms.
Tiled basemt., fireplace and fenced
yard. Only . minutes to shopping
center and schools. Ready for you
to move right in. Call SHANNON
d LUCHS, Maryland once, LO.
h-nS1A: ewes HA O.rnRk
Evening star., 1960-03-29

EXCLUSIVE - Hand
some Colonial in prime commu-
nifty; .nr. Kenwood tennis and
golf club. Ideal for the execu-
tive. and family; 4 bedrms,. today s
kitchen, library, 3la baths list
nr. bedrm.l. Call OIL. 6-2344, p.
W. BERENS SALES, INC.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

BETHESDA
AREA HOMES
AMER. UNIV. PK.-Spac.
4-bedrm. Colonial in close
in loc entr. foyer. mod. kit.
with dishwasher and disp.,
breakfast rm.: $4,000.
ATTR. 3-REDRM. brick Co.
lonial in Bradley Hills: liv.
rnl. with fireplace. sep. din.
rm:, up-to-the-minute kit.
lull osmt.. ser. porch: fenced
yd; So $50.
GRAC. 3-bedrm, brick Co.
lonial Just y blk. TO transp.;
liy. rm. with nrepl., sep.
Breakfast area. % full II bsmtil tn
screened porch: s23.s0O.
ATTR. front-to-back split
level; liv. rm. with genuine
cathedral ceiling, din. rm.,
kit. with brkfst. area, g bed
rms, > baths rec. rm above
Eround level with irepl.,
powder rm., ser. porch:
Wv. carpeting, drapes and
air cond.: S2S,0OO.
BRAD. BLVD. AREA-Attrae.
brick rambler on h-aere lot:
formal din. rm., all-elee. kit.
with eating space, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, rec. rm., full
bsmt., scr. hreeZeuay, sa-
rage: S3l,e50.
KORZENDORFER
aEALToR OIL. 4-sI1
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-h.E.

coLoRED - 1923 GIRARD ST.
N.E.-Det. 2-Story house, 3 bed
rms, ~ baths, very lge. liv. rm..
kit, full bsmt. with laundry tubs
Screened windows and aluminium
storm windows, gas h.-w. heat:
lot 35xl35. Price S12.500 tconv,
r. r. RUPERT ST. s-s4s4
COLORED - NOTHING DOWN -
4AI4 Lesd st mr.. Sheriff I'd. Six
rm. det, home. needs repairs;
- .o5O. Inspect same. then call
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
COLORED-RIGGS PARK. 53Sa-
53al Chillum place n.e.-Take
your pick: 3 bedrms.. powder rm ;
Wv. carpeting; many extras.
compl, redec.: S15.950: low down
MURRAY LEVINE ia. a-s144
CoLORED-BRooKLAND. nr. 10th
and Franklin Det. 6-room
house; extra-laree rms. full dry
bsmt.,. det sarsse: newly dec.
large lot; only Sl5.50O: $3.50 dn.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3l44
COLORED, RIGGS PARK, VACANT
5915 Sth NE. ONLY Sl4.95O
Modern 3-bedroom semidet, brick;
powder room. de luxe kitchen,
aluminium storm windows and
doors. Anchor-fenced yard. $3.50
JAMES MEHRINo ia. o-aa1l
C0LORED-MICHIGAN PARK
$1,000 CASH-SSS MO.
Modern semidet. brick with pow
der rm. on LIST A., liv. rm., din.
rm., mod kit, , bedrooms and
tiled bath, finished knotty-pine
rec. rn. W bar. Ewes, JU. 9-4764
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3O6O
Evening star., 1960-03-29

BE CHASE-Trade
what you have for what you want
Why wait? Call our Mr.. Trader
himself. Mr.. McLachlin. HU
S.42lo or OIL. 6-2344. p. W
BERENS SALES. INC.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

MONTGOMERY KNoLLS = Lge
brick Colonial; 4 bedrms,, 2h
porch. HoT-WATER HEAT. Full
oSmt; rec. rm. Trades invited
HUGH T. PECK 10. 5-2gyO
NEAR NEW LAKEWOOD COUN.
TRY CLUB = 3-bedrm. custom
brick HOME WITH A VIEW: !
baths, de luxe kit, rec. rm. Tree
shaded y acre. PRICED in lower
30s, TRADES INVITED. HUGH
y. PECK. GA. 4-6575.
ROCK CREEK FOREST-Priced in
low, 2Os this 3-bedrm. brick Co
soEllwsrhina l9nisl ( IN ars&u rHse&RutituI :sttins
lSt g. E; ROBERT GRAY & CO
Evening star., 1960-03-29

CHEVY CHASE, NORTH-spring's
here and this Colonial raneh-typt
home has ample room for tennis
court or swimming pool. Nestled in
z gardener's paradise. 3 bedrooms,
baths. Trade what you have for
wnat you want. Call EN-. 3-334S
OF OL. 6-2344. =. W. BERENS
Evening star., 1960-03-29
ROCK CREEK HILLS

. NEW houses. priced under
$4,000; 4 bedrooms. den, recrea :
tlon room: situated on beautiful
wooded lot. Call Mr.. Martin. Ma.
S-93o0: ewes. and week ends, OIL.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
ROCKCREST - Comfortable 3-Sed-
rm. rambler near schools and
tranSp. Only Sl2,50O; assump-
ton possible. PO. 1880.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCKVILLE -MARYVALE, S295 dn
Vacant: no settlemen. ehgs.; J.
bedrm. ramh., redec. NE. s-13l2.
ROCKVILLE (Twinbroosl; S4OC
dn. Firepl.. washer; fenced,
level lot; payments like rent
vacant. R. L. SMITH REALTY, GA
4-771l. GA. 4-S795.
ROCKVILLE. KEY TO home BUY
ING-S400 down will buy this
lovely rambler; 3 bedrms.. kit.
With tbl. space. level fenced lot
Priced for quick sale. Sll,950.
HUGH T PECK. 10. 5000.
ROLLINGWOOD-Immac. 3-bedrm.
porch; rec. 1u r@ With With frepi qs iesfSehto Saiito
in saraEe: excel. terms. Priced in
low 30s. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EN-. 3-1s00; ewes. AP. 7-4962.
SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burg for upper Mont. Co prop
erty WI e-025O. WA 6-2500
Evening star., 1960-03-29

SILVER SPRING-Close-in brand
new 3-bedrm. rancher. De luxe kit
$50. OR'd { trade. KEN DRUSKIN
e. CO., LO. 5-3366.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

WESIMORELAND HILLS; S3l, $50
Cape Cod type Of house in this
exclusive community. Offering first.
moor bedroom and bath and 3 bed
rooms on second floor. Needs re.
decorating but q wonderful oppor-
tunity to buy in an area Of HIGHER
priced homes. Call KE. 1870
eyes; Oh .-249Sl. STUART &
MAykr, INC. Realtors, 5207 Wis
Evening star., 1960-03-29
POBIAK & POBIAK
sYCAMORE ACRRs-I 6.5,1;-. :.

SYCAMORE ACRES bedTmS,. .
paths, den. nrepl.; redee.; S2l 900.
ASHTON RLTY. CO.. WA. 4-9la3.
TAKOMA Pack = LarTe family
besrm, bSems; Nv d,n 5n;, an1 din s,,n nrT;; git;
stairs with 4 rms. and bath: also
ya1s,t sEtrs kit ! NEWLY ISS y,,,[S ,D[SEcoRATEp.
he. 4-l7O0. 7d35 New Hamp. Ave.
TAkoMA PARK-older-type home,
eompl. renovated: feat, 4 big bed: :
1Ia' 1Ims'' side-naIi entr., hv. rm. and
new bath and kit, full bsmt., "a.
rage; lot with oak trees, $50 II,
deep: no red tape: vacant: i'm
med. poss.: priced at SI6,5OO.' z,
Cp AlL5EY L5EES d CO.. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
SPRINGEIEI.n

This smart-looking 4-bedroon, ana
den Colonial. Just / year old. h
behind Little Flower Church, Has
very latest kitchen. porch, rec.
room with fireplace, garage, az
baths: level lot; ASSUME LARGE
5AS LOAN. WO. 6-5544, or
ewes, OIL. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

BETHEsDA-Nr. NH. 3-bedrm
brick home. 0round-level bsmt.,
ts-acre level lot, sep. din. rm.. IL
baths, kitchen with table space.
screened porch, frepl. Low eos.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-I4l5.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-CenteT-hal
Dutch Colonial in prime location;
8 bedrms.. Ga baths. rec. rm.
screened porch; transferred owner
says make your ofiCr. Miss Rich.
ards, OIL. 2-3492 or ST, $4,000
JAMES L. DIXON u CO., REAL.
Evening star., 1960-03-29

WHEAToN-LfVE RENT FREE IN
newly decorated rambler; pine :
pan. rec. rm.; lge. lot w/shade
trees: $3.50 down. HUGH T. PECK,
GA. 4-R575.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HOUSES unFuRNIsHED

ARL. new-house eond. brick Colo.
nial. , bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit. scr. porch. rec. Fm., dry
storage rm. Walk to bus. shoppins
Sl25 mo. Immed oc. Ell. 6-5777
ARLINGTON. N.-3 bedrms., ..
level frame house. lge. lot, adults
500 mo-: ewes, ia. S-lo5O
Evening star., 1960-03-29

CHEVY ChAsE-I blk, to terminal,
stores, GEICO: lS0-ft. lot. Re-
stored 3-bedrm.. S-bath Colonial f;
oreakf s. rm., sundeck; S17,950.
Andris Realty, OIL. 2-vU70, Til 0
Evening star., 1960-03-29
OAKVIEW

vacant, move in tomorrow-3-bed.
room rambler; large living room
with full fireplace wall. hugt
kitchen with everything inelud.
ing washer and drier: stairway
TO md moor which is partially
finished for 2 additional bedroom,
anf Ss Go'n e st. e:sDsfins cs%ns oT neiISsS SSS,
schools, ! block to bus: FHA 90.
praised for Sia.50O.
James c. Conley & Co.
g525 Ga. Ave. JU. 6-4l34 Til 8
CHEVY CHASE, MD, nr. Chevy
Chase cirele-Large brick Colonial
perfectly modern; huge iiv rm
kit. with table space. sep. din
rm.. powder room. Ist floor; Z
twin-sized bedrms., =. baths up
Full bsmt., toilet, porch, level lot
WOODSIDE REALTY CO., ~
9-oi4O. Open til Q pm.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Center-hal
Dutch Colonial In prime location
bedfms, 2h baths, rec. rm.
screened porch; transferred owner
says make your ofiCr. Miss Rich.
JAMES [. Dixon Z Z e Co. real REAL.
iORS.
CHEVY CHASE, NoRTH-springis
mere and this Colonial ranch-typt
nome has ample room for tennis
court or swimming pool. Nestled in
z gardener's paradise. 3 bedrooms,
what you want. Call EM. 3-33SS
or OIL. 8-3344. r. W. BERENS
SALES, INC.
CHEVY .CHAsE-FIRsT OFFER.
ING ot perfectly delightful
nome. located between the clubs
IN that most desirable area Just
yenient to Rosemsry' Blesscd
Sacrament and Leland Jr. High,
Features large step-down liv. rm.,
new kitchen with all equipment,
3 ine bedrms., 2-ear garage. Load
ed with charm and will sell on
sight Only $22.95O. Call our Up
town once. RE. 7-1S00: ewes,
SHANNON 4 LucHs CO.
CHEVY CHASE-l blk, to terminal.
stores, GEICo: lS0-ft. lot. Re-
stored 3-bedrm.. 2-bath Colonial +;
breakf s. rm.. sundeck; Sl7,95O
Andris Realty, OIL. 2-y070, Til 0
CaEN1 chase VIEW
5 bedroom rambler on beautifully
landScaped la-acre lot: today {
mod. kit. with adjoining fam. rm..
lge. rec. rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm;, diversified screened porch
walk TO all schools and transp
Holy Redeemer Parish: S32,95O
For appointment to inspect, cal
CHS REALTY. INC, OIL. $4,000
ewes. and Sun. EN-. 3-7150.
CHEVY CHASE-All Of today'S fea-
lures PLUS the charm of old Chevy
Chase are to be found in this hand.
some brk. Colonial; 4 bedrms., or
3 and den, ga baths. rumpus rm.,
gar; beaut: landsc. yard; mid-30S
This should be seen.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-g07O TIL 2
CHEVY CHASE-New brick Cape
Cod, 4 bedrms.. . baths; well set
amid shady trees: close access to
transp and schools; S2S.500. on
ONDAGA REALTY, OIL. 4.S104
ewes. OIL. 4-3139.
CHEVY CHASE-Ist tiTne offeTed
Evening star., 1960-03-29

SILVER SPRING. attractive 2.
story brick houses, in low eos,
being sold bv OWNER. Can be
moved to your lot. JU. 9-557l be-
fore 3 pm weekdays
Evening star., 1960-03-29
MASS. AVE. EXT.
4 SPRING SPECIALS

AIR CONDITIONED. e.bedrm.. cen.
ter-hau rambler. adjoining SUN.
NER, on Level lot: lowest COS with
SI1 200 FHA loan available. Ful
SPARKLING NEW. 3-bedrm. ram.
nler. in mid-20s; immense day.
light rec. rm. with space for der
or bedrm.. very large kitchen
family rm.; huge, level. "treed'
lot. II viii sell quickly at mi,
low prieei
NEW. exciting contemporary ram.
bier Of . bedrms.. den, 3 baths,
&C., rec; Im:; earport, porch deck
LANDON VILLAGE - Air-condi.
toned, 3-bedrm.. 2h-bath split.
level with daylight rec. rm.: ha.
carport; fenced yard: immaculate
condition. Low 30s.
POBIAK & POBIAK
"o. 6-5544 OIL. 4-36s1
Evening star., 1960-03-29
SILVER SPRING

WOcDM0OR - Picture, ali-briek
bungalow; liv. rm., stone nrepi.,
sep. dining rm.. kit. with tahle
space bedrms.. den, IL baths,
Isl moor; lge. screened pch., full
osmt., rec. rnl., toilet; slate roof;
garage beautiful section. WOOD.
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. 9-64l0.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

CHEVY CHASE-lst time offered;
. brick rambler, on lovely wooded
lot. close-in loc.. walk to bus: ex-
eel. eond.; private yard with won-
derful view from lge. scr. porch
3 bedrms., . baths, brkfst. space
In kit. fully tiled bsmt.. fireplace
mid-20s. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL.
4-1415.
Evening star., 1960-03-29
HIN r. deSIBOUR g. CO
CO. 5-ll30
Ewes, Kenneth Hoefiel, OIL. 4-3I11
CHEVY CHASE

(THE HAMLET)
Attractive brick Colonial. blk
from Conn. ave; 4 bedrooms,
baths on End; larRe dormitory on
3rd; living room, dining room,
modern Kitchen and breakfast
room: recreation room; screened
porch. 2-car garage; upper 3Os.
Call WO. $4,000, til Q. EDW. H.
JONES h. co, INC.
CLEVERLY PLANNED 2-bedroon
rambler: full bsmt.; screened
erous space for a garden; S14,950
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6lll.
COLESVILLE AREA - PEACHES
AND CREAM. 3-bedrm. brk. ram
LACK; firepl., family kit. gar:
Handicapped 14-scre lot. TRADES
INVITED S23.5On. HUGH r
PECK. GA. 4-6515.