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Evening star., 1960-10-29
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BEAUT. HILLCREsT HTs.-4-bed-
rms, compl. mod. furnishings. lse.
FIELD Fff 5mi RrShTY. saT Ri EE. 81. SsOco. %AlT'
BETHESDA = AMBASSADORS resi-
dence with magnificent garden; 3
bedrooms. 2 baths, maids rm. and
bath, Ideal for entertaining. 4
flreplaces; S400 mo. Mrs. Poudre,
REALTORS. HA. 7-f50O.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, Franklin St.
Brick center-hall Colonial: 3
bedrms., { baths, 1st-fioor powder
room, enclosed porch. attached
garage. All Ice. rms. Nicely furn.
Avail. Nov. 70 May at $l75 mo.
A.. c. HOUGHTON a. SON, INC,
DI. 7-9057 or OIL. 2-9474.
CHEVY CHAsE-Best area; 8 bed
rooms, 3 baths. den. powder rm.: /:
fireplaceS In rec. room and liv.
rm.: TV, piano, hne china: large
fenced yard; $3.50 mo-; 10 months
lease: immed. oecup. OIL. 2-2490.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Diplomats
will iurn: spacious home on quiet
St, / blk. from Conn. ave; 5
bedrms' "a baths, lge. library
lN, IH, Auu uin. iu', hOo. klt:'
Avail. Nov. I at 1900 mo. To In
spect call Mrs Wolf, LE0UM &
GERBER, EN-. 10000 or OIL.
4-5295.
DESIRABLE NV. AREA-Attrac-
lively furnished cottage. Ideal for
couple. l bedrm., den. liv. rm.
Avail. Nov. LIST for 2 mos. $l20.
Adults only. JAMES L. DIXON
& CO., Realtors. FE. $1,000.
FESSENDEN ST. N.W.-Charming
4-hedrm. semidet. home; 5000
mo. Mrs. Poudre. OIL. 4-6429. p.
W. BERENS, REALTORS, HA. e
1000.
GEORGETOWN = Avail. Nov. L;
$500 mo-. yearly lease; 5 bedrms. >,
baths. garden. en-. 3-5470.
HAYMARKET, va, between Md
dleburg and Warrenton; 55 minis.
from District-Very attraetiVely
fuTn. country house: wood PAN
eled kitchen. brick fireplace, large
liV. rm., din. rm., bedrms.; $50
acres; open feld and woods. river,
beautiful stocked lake; $3.50 mo.
for yr. lease. Call weekdays betw.
am. and 8 pm. AID. 2-l6S3
IRVING ST, NV, 1888, mr.. Rk. OK.
Pk.-Mod. 8 rms. and bsmt., pow
der rm. lst FIR, EARLY DAWN
REALTY, TU. 2:9l35.
LANDovER, MD. 65I7 Landover
rd.-2 bedrms.. bath, liv. Fn., kit, T;
$50 mo. WA. 7-6l12.
MODEM 2 rooms, kit. and bath;
5 acres. 28 miles from Washing
ton. $50 mo. 10. 3-ti73S.
SILVER HILL-Furn. home avail.
until June; ga blks. Mont. Hill.
baths, lge, iiv.. din. and rec.
rooms; $40 per mo. JU. S-3017.
TAROMA PARK, D. c., mr.. Walter
Reed. school, bus, stores-Det. lge.
lot. lst and 2nd frs. z rms, IA
baths; Bird mr., . IN. rms. Well
furn. Vacant. Al eond. S24O mo
OWNER. RA. 6-632l.
WHEATON, bedrms., Q baths,
daylight bsmt,: auto. dishvasher,
disposal; washer. drier. TV, air
eond. Reas. to responsible tenants
VIII. 2.OS72
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lcONTINUtDl

BETH. Nh. NIH-Duplex apt; 2-3
bedIms.. 2h baths: air cond, pool.
MANCHEsTER RLTY.. DI. 7.<e71.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage. Reas. rates IA, 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS
Low rates. short notice: wardrobe
service: large clean van SP
3-0666, LU. 1-9500.
KEAHEY'S MOVING, STORAGE,
one piece or one load. Anything,
anytime. Reas. CO. 5-6027.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches Q specially. 8. L. NOR
RIS, TU. 2-ll60 or To. 2-S902.
MOVTNG-LIGHT HAULING. Ex-
perienced. Local moving. Reason
able prices. Ii. 4-372S, Ii. 3-l265.
MOVING GENERAL HAULING,
anything, anytime, any lob: small
or large: low rates. Lp. 4-00S2
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage
In separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0lO4. UNION 6TOR-
AGE CO.. INC Est. 1906.
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'URM. TO RENT HOUSES UMFURM. TO RENT
tc0NIIkueol

DOMINION HILLS. 1908 n. Madi-
din. rm., frepl.. full bsmt.; avail
able Nov. 2, $3.50 per mo-, call
IA. 4-4547.
FAIRFAX-2 bedrms., din. aFea.
encl. porch, newly decorated; close
TO shops. schools, JE. 3-1237.
FAIRFAX TOWN-4-bedrm. Cape
$3.50 iS DsT $o SsHt ga. ffPssd eR sss7zz ssss zzard
FAIRFAX CO.-Newly dec. 2-bed-
rm. house: > mi. from Centreville;
500: will furn. CR. 3-O155.
FALLS CHURCH-sEVEN CORNERS
- bedrms., large hy. rm., full
bsmt., side porch, dining area:
$40; oERACHIs REALTY, il.
FALLS CHURCH-cape Cod; S bed
rms, . baths. full hsmt., GE
kitchen; "a acre; close to schools
and transportation; inlmed. pos:
long-term lease avail SlS5 per
FALLS CHURCH = 4 bedrms., 2
baths, fenced lot; $14O: l-year
lease. FE. 3-4193.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick. 8 bedrms.,
nv; rni.. din. area, daylight walk
out bsmt.; S130 mo. OWNER.
TW. 3-75s6.
FALLS CHURCH AREA = Brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., IA baths.
firepl, lge. kit. with breakfast
area; $l35 mo. JE. 3-0145.
FALLS CHURCH, IO4 g. Spring
st.---2 bedrms. full bsmt.; close.
to bus. shopping and sehls.; So5'
mo. cR. 3-2346.
FOGGY BOTT0M-2-bedrm. row
house, .lge. liv. rm.. patio, park
ing: brand-new cond. FITz-
GERALD ST. 3-S22O, FE. 3-5523
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Fairfax CO.-Lovely. 4-bedrm.
2Ssth estats;o tatssoJto 10 acres. 4, 4S min
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18th ST. | blk. from statler, Carl
din; rm,. foyer, kit, 2 bedrms., 2
baths, all large rooms. luxury-type
bldg. w. J. NEULAND, woodward
Bldg, HO. 2-6443.
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CORN & RLANKEN
TU. 2-4828

FOR SALE OR RENT
Mr.. George Washington u: 3-story
Federal house, newly decorated and
modernized; suitable for residence,
doctors, lawyers, fraternities or
other groupS; nice garden and
patio.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO., Realtors
FE. $1,000 FE. 5000
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STR FITCH

STRETCH
THOSE DOLLARS
See this beaut. dec. 6-rm,
brick home on tree-lined
Illinois ave. NV: full bsmt.,
det. brick sarage; close to
everything The low price
and low down payment will
CALL MR.. KoPIT
KOSSOW, REALTORS
TO. 2-1O90 LA. 6-01s:
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TOP-VALUE HOMES

4S4 EA44OG X1AGN4Go
S225
1905 Underwood St, University
Park. West Hyattsville. Nd. Com
pletely furn. brk. rAmb. with 3
: bedrms.. > baths. full bsmt. with
lavatory, gas heat.
$3.50
1884 31st pl. NV, Barnaby Woods.
Unfurn. brk. Colonial: carpeted
first floor. screened porch. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths, plus 2 nicely nm
Ehed rooms in attic.
S275
4527 Macomb st. NV. Wesley Hgts.
Attractive unfurn. brk. ramb. lust
of Nebr. ave. with Sunken liv. rm.,
> bedrmS. and . baths, completely
finished Groom unit on lower
level.
$3.50
1900 Conn. ave-, Chevy Chase
Newly decor; 3 bedrms, ga baths,
lge. liv. rm. with formal din. rm.
studio suite on third floor.
These houses are all Immediately
available. Ride past, check the
neighborhood and then call Mr..
Mack for appointment to inspect.
CO. 5-61S9.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-M,M,
lcONTINUEDl
TRADES

ARE OUR BUSINESS
Trade your home for Q newer one.
NO MONEY NEEDED. We have q
large selection to choose from
CALL and see how simple 1t Is.
AELVYN FRIEDMAN RA. 3-63O0
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExcH.

l0-RM., 3-BATH, 3-apt., mod. semi
det. brisk: furn.; gas heat; 1909
block Hobart st. NV; $4,000
equity: price, $1S,500. JU. 5-5533.
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WOODBRIDGE DETACHED

VSO<AS4A<NAc LII 4AS44GA
1927 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
Country size, fenced lot, we'll
planted. This is q perfect home
for city living: large bedrms,, :,
2 baths, ultramodern kit. with
breakfast space, full bsmt, with
recreation room. The price Is
low. S6ut requires 3 substantial
down payment.
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
LA. 9-9222 Ewes, FL. 4-191l
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WALKER 4 DUNLOP. INC.

WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
ST. 3-5050
VIENNA, VA.-3 -bedrm., lh-bath
split t-leyel. Al condition: S145 mo.
GLADYS s. BARNEY, Real Estate
Broker, $40 Center st. north,
Vienna. Va. DU. 5-S33O.
VIENNA, yacant-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, frepl., full bsmt.; S14O
mo, option to buy. Ell. 6-6067.
VIRGINIA RENTALS
Available in all price ranges. Our
rental dept. is available for i'm
mediate personalized service. Call
NED O'REILLY CO., INC, HU,
1-2711. WE. 8-6S5l.
WESTERN AVE. NV, 1916, oL.
WHEATON-3-bedrm. brk. split
level: bath, fenced yard, Si3O;
avail. immed., LO, 5-S904.
WHEATON-3-bedrm., bath, split
level; din. rm.. de luxe kit, bsmt. :;
SLIGO Really, Realtors. M u -.
WHEATON, AND NEARBY AREAS
> and 3 bedrm. homes available;
some for immediate occupancy
MANOVILL REALTY CORP, LO
4-S44O.
WHEATON, bedrms., . baths.
full daylight bsmt. dishwasher,
disposal, washer, drier; mr.. public,
parochial sch.; S14O mo. VIII.
2-0ST2.
8 BEDRMS.. ga baths, den, scr.
porch; cony. to schools. churches,
. NH and Naval Hosp. OIL. 2-3l74.
$50 TO S85 PER MONTH
to 3-bedrm. homes in nearby Md
beach areas; l hr. to DC; year.
round living; oil heat; immed
possession.
KAY REALTY CO. ., RA. $4,000
226O s. ST. S.E.-Semi-det. brick
bedrms,, 2h baths. large rec.
rm, Convenient. JU. 9-675S aft. 4.
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LANDoN vILLAGE-Beautiful A.
bedroom, 2la-bath 3-year-old
split-level with family room, full
basement, wooded lot. Prestige
neighborhood: $3.50
- DIsTRIcT-MD. REALTY
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ARL., near Seven Corners-LEe. liv.
rm. and din. rnn., kit. . bedrooms,
bath on 1st; 9 bedrms. and bath on
md; 2 heated pchs., full bsmt.. oil
h.-w. heat; located on 10 acres;
S175 per mo. OWNER, JE. 4-31S6.
ARL.-Liy. rm., din. rm. with
ftiTsPi.' .lgsk; Kit. .oS sedrms; ms, and :.
JA 2-i84i, JE. 4-Si3s.
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NEAR NIH-Large luxury 3-bed-
room, 3-bath rambler with huge
rec. room, 2 fireplaces, kitchen
with everything; garage; vacant;
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1HEVERLY AREAS -bedrm. ramb. :;
COW. shops and schools; SIPS mo
or will sell, $3.50 down, $50.
mo. ]. v. CALIANDRO, JU. g.
1880 or AP. 7-402o
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ANDREWS CENSUS
ANDREWS AREA

Two brand-new 4-bedrm.. ranch
style ramblers: kit. fully equip
with RcA Whirlpool fixtures: $3.50
a.m.-4:30 pm, HU. 1-24S6; ewes,
XII. p.6743.
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BEAUT. HILLCREsT HTs.-4-bed.
rms, compl. mod, furnishinss. lse
rec. rm., gar, lge. lot. WHIT.
FIEIn REALTY. RE. 5-fOOO.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
cording to various sources the
In0Sf nf oYaaraf;,o~ - &,,~.s1.I

cording to various sources the
cost of operating a typical
low-coSt automobile averaged
10 cents a mile during the past
year. Putting this into dollars
and cents: it would cost an
average of $13.85 to travel 500
miles by Greyhound while the
cost of operating a typical
low-coSt car over this same
distance would average about
$4,000.
The 1O% savings offered by
Greyh houn d on round-trip
tickets actually means a z0do
savings on the return portion
of these tickets. The return
portion can be used anytime
within six months. Or, if not
used, it will be refunded.
Many men use Greyhound
for business travel. One rea-
son is the lower cost. Another
reason is that a person driv-
ing himself often cannot make
as good time by car as by
Grey h ind. After driving
many hours a motorist must
stop and rest or spend the
night. On a Greyhound bus a
traveller can relax in a deep
cushioned reclining seat and
work or read or sleep as he
rides smoothly along to his
destination.
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Regular Scheduled
Greyhounds Garry
Package Express

Manufacturers and distrib-
utorS have discovered the an
swer to many of their shipping
problems in Greyhound Pack
age Express. Offering 24-hour
a-day 7-day-a-Week Serv-
ice with no delays by week.
ends or holidays Grey
hound Package Express ship
mentS go wherever Greyhound
buses go to every major
city and more than $4,000
towns and villages throughout
the country. Same day deliv-
sry is usual up to 800 miles
and next-morning arrivals are
almost a certainty to distances
from 600 to 750 miles.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

ways a pleasure to extend greet
ings to my fellow citizens Of the
Jewish faith.
Il know this is a time Of deep
meaning for them. In the hon.
ored tradition of their ancient
faith they are led to special acts
of contrition, thanksgiving and
praise. Sustained by the crea-
tive and moral power of their
fathers God they enter their
new year with confidence.
This is my last opportunity
to extend greetings on this oc-
casion, but as q private citizen
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Blevins Backs Freewoy
ngArmy-NovyCIub

against the highway when the
board Shelved plans for it in
June, said he had voted to re-
consider because "all the in
formation was not present at
that time"
The freeway would use up
about 10 acres of country club
property as it cuts across its
northwestern corner. 1t would
leave a 47-acre piece on one
side and a l83-acre section on
the other.
Plans call for the freeway to
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Rented Greyhound Buses
Available For Group Travel

The same Greyhound buses
that are seen on the high
ways and byways of the ma
tion are available for charter
ing by clubs, student groups,
teams and other organiza-
tionS. With a chartered Grey
hound, groups can pick their
own routes, make special
stops, be picked up anywhere
selected, and delivered right
to the door of their destina-
ton. Greyhound also helps
with hotel reservations.
OF special Importance and
interest to parents and school
officials is Greyhound's amaz-
ing safety record.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
President Greets
Jews at Sturt of
High Holy Days
BY the Associated Press

~ VIIo "ooVVIHEUu HEU0o
President Eisenhower extend
ed greetings to members of the
Jewish faith on the opening of
the high holy days period be-
ginning tonight.
His message:
During the season of the
Jewish high holy days it is al
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Nusser Due Fridoy

CAIRO, Sept. 81 APp-
President Canal Abdel Nasser
of the United Arab Republic
will arrive in New York Friday
afternoon to attend the United
Nations General Assembly ses-
sion, officials announced yes
terday.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Bundsmun Promoted

Chief Warrant officer An
thony A. Mitchell, assistant
leader of the Navy Band. today
received his heutenant's CON-
mission at a ceremony held al
the Naval Weapons Plant. The
ceremony included a formaI
band inspection by Rear Ad-
miral Thomas H. Robbins. jr.
commandant of the Potomac
River Naval Command.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

follow Walter Reed drive to
Glebe road, then through the
country club, where one leg
would connect to Fifteenth
street and Route / and the
other would curve northward
to Columbia pike and Scott
street.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
1919 SaUings On Round
Trip Greyhound Tickets

Savings of 1917 or more are
offered by Greyhound Lines
with the purchase of round
trip tickets. This plus the al
ready low Greyhound fares
means a very substantial saw
ingS for travellers going Grey
Evening star., 1960-09-21

hound savings up to 500
over driving yourself, based on
out of : pocket expenses and
not including the costs of
tolls, parking, etc.
Greyhound fares average
2.77 cents q mile while. ac-
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Driver Training
Important Factor In
Amazing Greyhound
Safety Record

y"
Comparing National Safety
Council reports and Grey
hound records proves Grey
hound the safest form of
transportation :. many times
safer than driving. This amaz-
ing safety record was achieved
by a we'll planned and organ
lied program of safe driver
training. All Greyhound driv-
erS are tested physically and
pSychologically and then put
through a rigid training
course before they are as
signed. Even after assignment
this training continues, keep
ing each driver up to date on
the most modern methods of
safe driving.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

A proposed major highway
which is becoming a major po-
litical issue in Arlington was
strongly defended yesterday by
DR.. Lucas BlevinS, Democratic
candidate for the county board.
The proposed southside free
way which would cut through
a corner of the Army Navy
Country Club, would not ruin
the club or open it up to COM
mercial development as his OPP
ponent has charged, DR.. Blevins
said.
Richards Fights Highway
The project, killed once by
the county board after citizens
had objected that it would de-
sIoy more than so Negro
homes. was revived 10 days ago
when the board agreed to re-
consider it on a motion by DR..
BlevinS.
DR.. Blevins' opponent, Thom-
as Richards, candidate of the
Arlingtonians for a Better
County coalition. Immediately
said he would lead the fight
against the highway. Since
then he has charged it would
open the clubs land for COM
mercialization, increase popu-
lation and disrupt planning.
DR.. Blevins, speaking before
the Arlington Women's Demo-
cratic Club, said the four-lane
highway would cut through one
corner of the country club,
leaving about 230 acres undis-
turbed.
Voted No in June
1T will not destroy the club
to any degree" he said.
The highway might cost 81
million now. DR.. Blevins said,
"but later on we may have to
have a freeway anyway, and
it will cost US probably twice
as much if we wait"
DR.. Blevins, who voted
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Guess low.

where Greyhound fares are! LOW
Chances are you'll find Greyhound
costs even less than your guess.
And much, much less than driving
yourself. Next time you're planning
a trip, remember: no other trans.
portation gives you as much for
your money as Greyhound. Con.
vince yourself. Check the low, low
fares below.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

I shall continue to remember
these holy days each year with
warmth and respect"
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Would nuclear war mean the certain
destruction of our cities and the death
OF most of our people by blast or radia-
ton? Most Americans assume it would.
Even the President, his Secretary of De-
tense and the commanders of Americas
strategic bombers say that a big war
would bring the destruction of American
and Soviet cities.
But-in high offices Of the Pentagon-
a new examination of nuclear war is
going on which may bring whole new
attitude toward the inevitability of mas
Sive destruction. For details of this
hitherto secret study, which could point
the way to the saving of countless
American lives in the event of war, see
100 Million Lives" by Richard Fryklund,
The Stars military affairs reporter. This
authoritative new series starts Sunday
in The Star and continues daily.
Evening star., 1960-12-16

v0LEsWAGENs--lseI. aew ship-
crs; also, brand-new 1891 Tri.
umph 4.door Estate wagons: cash,
trade or S196 down. Prices start
ct S1,396.
Cities Service Triumph
22nd AND n sTRNErs NV.
EE. S.63e3
Evening star., 1960-12-16

V0LKsWAGEN I960s and 1856;
new. tmmsdiass deliysry: al col
plete shop end repairs for AL
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RENAruyr ee,

kENAULT 80 psuphins: low mile
leather interior; car absolutely
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GRADY

RAMBLER SO Custom 4-dr. station
w4W. eSOh t,Fes ahS ilS. M new aIsi siasE sEsans''
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AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE
JACK BLANK

I4s7 Isxins 81. Nv 40. 4-s5oo
see BENk Batss ss iii !x sEdx 5EAFk FS;eeso
PONTIAC 's3 hardtop: radio. heak-
Ell power steering: $3.50, FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut ave.
PONTIAC 1859 star chief hafdtop
ssdssnn; white; air conditioned;
Evening star., 1960-12-16

RAMBLER 80 American 2-dr. green
station wagon; auto. trans. r. and
Ran fs ffopRDS pSS sSnS ss1SS All lh:SsS; sS. Noa ei.
lege Park. Nd. UN. 4-kl(l0
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.

PONTIAC '5s Vseoii; power eqaip.;
one cvrnss; vrsss; $l:Soo; IN. {, Q, ELQoD g. POM
Evening star., 1960-12-16
ROSENTHAL

cHEvRoLET-CoRvAIR.coRvE
Columbia Pike and O.. Giebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. JA Tso7S1
VOLKB '50 Microbus D-passenger
wagon; won't stay long; $S96,
~ BELL MOTORS
Sill wiz, Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-12-16
SUNDAYS BEST READING By YFARls n InEs sTAR
The Truth
about
Folk
Medicine

More and more people today are going back to Y
the old-fashioned cures of the past Read why
leading doctor warns Of the danger involved
In many Of the supersititious substitutes for
modern medicines. In This Week Magazine
with Sundays Star
Evening star., 1960-12-16

Mereury.c Comet English Ford
7s00 WIS. AVE. on. 6-42OO
RENAULT CARAyELLE 1850; fully
oter. "a. 5-9l07. %. 2.649l.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
2 2
GREAT
NEW
SOUPS
A great new Tomato.
A great Cream of Vegetable

Brand-new from Campbell = 2 hearty, warming
soups everybody will love! Old-fashioned Tomato
Rice! Cream of Vegetable! You'll be proud to
serve these great new CampbelPs Soups When
your family says you're great cook. -. smile!
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Wonderful for
cooking, too!

New sOUeesI Heat Old d-fashioned Tomato Rice
with b to u cup water fuse milk with Cream
of Vegetable). Season as desired. Heat and
serve over fish, eggs, or meat.
New supper dishesl Heat leftover meat, fish, or
poultry in either Old fashioned Tomato Rice or
Cream of Vegetable q. thin with milk or
water, and season as desired.
New soup motel Make your own new soup from
Campbells 2 new soups. Combine Old fash
ioned Tomato Rice and Cream of Vegetable
with soup cans water
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-19

Continued From Page d
mentary procedure, and SINH
lar courses because their d.
rectorS are convinced, in the
words of Father Carey, that
democracy and more demo
cracy" is essential to the
health of the trade union
movement.
BUT THEY DO much more
than that; they impart to their
students a spirit of respect
and reverence for principles
of the moral law and, by a
variety of practical teaching
methods, try to get them into
the habit of applying these
principles more effectively to
the complicated problems that
confront them every day in
the field of labor-manage-
ment relations. This is their
principal job.
MAY THEY GO on doing
it for a long time to come.
We would be the poorer with
out them-and by "we' |
mean not only the Catholic
community as such but labor
and management and the
country as a whole.
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OF Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

ls3s-Ail.
1l:2S pm, Chan. - Born to BE
BAD, RKo, 1913. tobiection:
reflects aeeeptahiIitY Of divorce;
suggestive s~equences.l
1890 am, Chan. 6 The Cat
creeps, Universal, Is45 - All.
1890 am, Chan. lo-Boomerang,
10th Century Fox, 17s6-Aii.
SUNDAY, FEB. Il
1890 pm, Chan. a Tale Of Five
Women, United Artists, italian,
195I-Ait.
1880 pm, Chan. lo-Heidi, 10th
Century Fox, iS36-Al.
1890 pm, Chan. s The March
Hare - NRAf.
1l:7s p.m., Chan. - Fighting Fa-
Their Dunne, Rko, ls47-AI.
1880 pm, Chan. 10--esfe Society,
Paramount 1936-Ai.
MONDAY, FEB. n
= am. Chan. +Dr. JekylI and
Mr.. Hyde, Part i-MGM, 1870
2 am, Chan. 10 ~ You Can't Rs.
tion Love. Paramount, ls43-
All.
1880 am, Chan. s-Nsked Gun.
MRA'.
s pm, Chan. $-Baeheior and the
Bobbysoxer, Rko, 1s46-AI.
1880 pm, Chan. 10 - Las Vegas
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Modern MARTYR
lContinued from Pape !

Continued from Page A
TITO HAS NOT WON. He has lost.
And so will everyone else who opposes
Christ's Church. Apparently such peo-
pie do not remember another tyrant,
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Continued from page y
season over last season. Out
of the sixteen games played
thus far, the Saints have
achieved an even record of
eight wins-elght losses, with
only one more game remain
ing on the schedule. The
tournaments will be held at
Otterbein College the latter
week Of February.
INTEREST in basketball is
fostered throughou ut the
school years by the annual
participation of all boys eX-
cept the first grade in the Big
Wheel Tournament held in
the spring of the year. The
varsity basketball players
serve as coaches for the
teams. The tournament is
scheduled approximately for
March 2 and the FINALS will
be played on the following
Sunday. School children ca
gerly await the approach of
the Big Wheel Tournament
every year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-19
Inter-Faith
Film Ratings

WORLD - Children with
Adults only, Mouse That
Reared.
PALACE-Toby Tyler.
TEENS
BEECHWOLD, BOULE-
WARD, LIVINGSTON, UNI
VERSITY-The Miracle, Tim
buketu.
DREXEL = Tammy and the
Bachelor, My Man Godfrey.
HI DREN
GRANDVIEW Saturday
Matinee only, Tom Thumb.
HUDSON Saturday mat
inee only, Oregon Trail, Three
Stooges Funorama.
GRANDVIEW - The Mir
acle.
HUNTS - Porgy and Bess.
RUSSELL Friday only,
Woman Obsessed, 1t Happen
ed to Jane.
G~ARDEN-The Bat, Face of
Fire, Saturday only.
SOUTHERN = Friday only,
House of Seven Hawks, Cali
fornia.