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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
PINE Guilds
Set Meetings

st. Peter and Paul Mission
Seminary Guild 16 will spon-
sor a white elephant sale
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Anthony Delsandro,
1892 Eastview Ave.
Other PINE Guild meet
ings for March include:
Guild 5-Tea and social at
2:30 pm. Sunday, Mar. Is, at
the home of Mrs. R. Panico,
1883 Republic Ave.
Guild 11-Dinner meeting,
Friday, March 4, at $50 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Patrick
Doyle, 374 Torrence-rd.
Guild 13-Thursday, March
10 at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Dallas, 1927
Kenny Rd. Mrs. Angelo Dallas,
.co-hostess.
Guild 14-Monday, Mar. 27,
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Guido Mininni, 803 Drum
mond CT.
Guild 17-Dinner at Gus's
Restaurant, SO w. Broad ST.,
Mrs. Helen Burt, hostess.
Guild 19-meeting and So
cial at $50 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Robert Gillespie, 1883
Belmont Rd.
Jr. Guild 2-Dinner and So
cial at $50 pm. at the home
of Miss Marian Pollina, 978
Northwest Blvd.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
ChaIrmen
Are Named

The following chairmen
have been announced by Mrs.
Carmine Cervi, president of
Ladies' Auxiliary of Santa
Maria Del Campo:
Mrs. Joseph Eramo, spirit
ual; Mrs. Rocky DeMatteo,
Mrs. Carlo Fantozzi, philan-
thropic; Mrs. Robert Burkey,
Mrs. Donald Donaldson, Mrs.
Joseph Sinacola and Mrs.
Peter Vecchiarelli, ways and
means; Mrs. John Depassio,
Mrs. Emilio Ranalli, Miss Mar
ian Colaner, Mrs. Mary Holli-
day and Mrs. Al Macioce, en-
tertainment; Mrs. Richard
Donaldson, Mrs. Frank Slna-
cola and Mrs. Carmel Brown,
voting.
Mrs. Joseph Apisa, Mrs.
Dominic Iacoboni and Mrs.
Lucy Colaner, kitchen; Mrs.
Cecil Grill and Mrs. Tony
Cervi, sick; Mrs. Louis Guzzo.
Mrs. Charles DeMatteo, Mrs.
William DeVito, Mrs. Jerry
Pignatelli, Mrs. Sandina Ell
lott, Miss Loretta Macioee,
Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. Vic
tor Macioce. Mrs. James Rom
dinelli, telephone: Mrs. John
Eberts, Mrs. Phillip DeCaro-
lis, publicity.
Counsellors are Mrs. An
thony Iacoboni and Mrs. Sam
Skunza.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
OF FL HOUSE
The Douay Bible
BY CENEVTEVE CAMPBELL

misunderstood, wrongly APP
piled.
The unlearned can certain
ly wrestle with it to their own
destruction. | remember the
time | had trying to under
sand the Book of Romans. |
didn't know then about this
Epistle and Martin Luther;
but | simply went under with
Romans. How much | wanted,
then, an intelligent explana-
ton.
IF THE EARLY CHURCH
members wrote the Book for
the Church; if the Church au-
thorized the Book, stamped
and sealed it, how then could
they forsake their own au-
thority and keep their self-re-
spect? If the Church cannot
presume to say the last word
in explaining the Bible, who
on earth can?
so EXAMINE with inter-
est my Douay Bible. | note
it has some nice maps OF Bib
lical lands and even a design
of the Temple in Jerusalem.
There is an introduction to
each Gospel SO that, for ex-
ample, ] get quite a bit of in
formation about the life of st.
Luke before / begin. Each
chapter has a title and there
are subtitIes. In addition to
the cross references, there are
a great many footnotes to ex.
plain difficult passages.
This book has been harder
worked-over to make reading
clear to the casual reader than
any Protestant version | have
ever seen.
HIM. MAYBE CATHOLICS
are like Protestants and don't
read their Bibles too much.
But for whom are all these
notes and additional informa-
ton - in this fairly cheap
edition?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Spaghetti Dinner

st. Agatha Mems Club will
hold its pre-lenten spaghetti
dinner Saturday at $50 pm.
at the school hall.
Co-chairmen of the event
are John Tomcik and Joseph
Phillips. They are assisted by
Vincent r., Yates, tickets; DR..
Victor Steffel, prizes; and
George Roemmel, rattle.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Spring Style ShowAt
Valley Dale March l

Merrill, bake sale; Mrs. Frank
Van Holte, Mrs. R. P. Merrill,
bake sale; Mrs. Frank Binder,
candy; Mrs. John P. Siemer,
telephone; Mrs. George l..
Bodish, Mrs. c. F. Firobin, re-
freshments; Mrs. Bernard Egg
ger, publicity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Fashion Parade

DOVER "Springtime
Fashions" will be the theme
of the style show to be pre-
sented Tuesday by the st. Jo-
seph PTA. The affair will be
held at the New Philadelphia
Elks Auditorium.
Mrs. Charles Little is gen.
eral chairman and Mrs. Mar
tin ]. RIM is co-chairman.
Other committee women in
clude Mrs. Ed Bazzoli, Mrs.
Dom Ferchill and Mrs. Nor
bert Fete.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Times Editor Speaks

GAHANNA "The I'm
portance of Catholic Reading"
will be the topic of the adj
dress TO be delivered Thurs
day by Father George A. Full
cher, editor of The Catholic
Times, to the Altar-Rosary So
ciety of ST. Matthew Church.
All the women of the parish
are invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

esting, as a child, to peek into
it and see the special cards,
pictures, letters and such put
between its pages for safe
keeping,
MY GRANDMOTHER ap-
peared to read her Bible a
great deal. A Characteristic
and familiar pose of hers was
seated at her small table with
the great Book opened before
her and surrounded by unap-
prodchable and mysterious
quiet. After she died, we look
ed into her Bible for hints to
her spiritual lights. The great
pages were entirely clean. Not
one chapter, not one verse or
phrase was marked. Nothing
was there to divulge what
parts had been her consola-
ton and her joy.
I'VE WONDERED SINCE if
she didn't use the Bible for a
weapon. If, when she became
weary of the confusion and
din of a busy household, she
didn't just open her Bible and
dare anyone TO trespass.
George Eliot gives us the
picture of a lady who used
that method to straighten out
her thinking. On Sunday aft
ernoons she would "sit be-
fore her Bible" and arrange
her mental affairs. 1t may also
have been grandmother's de-
Tense mechanism.
THE CHURCH RESERVES
the right to interpret the Bible,
I'm told. Well, good for the
Church. What would be the
reason for its being in bust.
ness if it didn't know its bus
mess? If it can't be a specialist
in its own field?
The Bible has been the most
misused book in the world.
Words taken out of context,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

| bought myself a Bible
today : a Douay Version.
A Catholic Bible! | didn't
pay much money for it
because | use books pretty
nard. If | happen to spill
coffee on it while | read
or | eat, it will be no great
shakes.
CONE TO THINK of it, |
doubt I'll repeat that to Anne.
Didn't she say something
about reading the Bible on
ones knees? Well, the Bible
is also a reference book and
one is constantly having TO
look things up.
AT FIRST DOUBTED /
would care for this version. |
thought nothing could excel
the King James. But the style
is majestic, and / suspect,
from my brief looking, clearer
on some points. | remember
both the Douay and the King
James translations were made
during the great period of
English prose and that they
are also high Art and Liter
ature.
HAVE ALWAYS heard the
Catholics do not read their
Bibles. | would not know
about that, not knowing the
reading habits of Catholics. |
have not much knowledge that
Protestants read their Bible,
either.
"Get out your Bible and
dust them off" is a phrase
spoken by a preacher which
fingers in my memory. Our
own Bible at home was dust
ed off all right. 1t came in
for its regular share of the
parlor busting. 1t was not
opened what you might say
frequently, but it was inter
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Mardi Gras Ball

The Sc. Mary Magdalene
annual Mardi Gras Ball will
be held Saturday from 9 pm.
until II midnight in the
church hall. Paul Speckman
and his orchestra will play for
round and square dancing.
Costumes are optional. Priz-
es will be awarded for the
most unique costumes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir
name are co-chairmen of the
event.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
Luncheon Planned
AT Country Club

The Christ the King Church
pre-lenten luncheon and style
show will be held Saturday at
12:45 pm. at the Columbus
Country Club.
Mrs. F. Adrian DoWnes Is
chairman of arrangements, as.
sisted by Mrs. Thomas Quinn.
Other committee women in
clude Mrs. Thomas r. Curran,
decorations; Mrs. Louis j.
Roesch, hostess; and Mrs.
Robert E. Rueckel, tickets.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

The Fraternal Branch 343
of the First Catholic Slovak
Jednota will sponsor a pre-
lenten polka dance Saturday
from 8 pm. until 1890 am.
at the North American I'm
ion Hall, 2743 E. Fifth Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
STYLE Show

st. Mary PTA will present
"Swing Into Spring" Tuesday
at 8 pm. in the school gym.
Miss Dorothy Shoemaker will
act as narrator for the fash
ion show. Mrs. George Maurer
is chairman of the event,
which is open to the public.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

The Holy Name Society OF
st. Patrick Church, Columbus,
will sponsor a fish dinner Fri
day from 5 until 8 pm. The
dinner will be served in the
school hall. R. B. Landrigan
is chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

Mrs. Quintin Weilbacher Mrs.
c. Edgar Ames, Mrs. Hugo
Ankowski, Mrs. Nellie Bog
gioni, Mrs. Arthur Levy, and
Mrs. Ralph E. Cody.
The meal will be prepared
by Anthony Fracasso, pro-
prietor of Ann-Ton's Restaur-
ant, and Dominic Militello of
the Militello Marconi Co. Both
are members of st. Michael
Parish.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

They will be assisted by
Mrs. Earl Fisher, Mrs. Edgar
Morrissey, Mrs. w. F. Sharon,
Mrs. John Fl. Benadum, Mrs.
Paul Sopko and Mrs. William
D~olienmayer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26

clude Mrs. Burton Mock, Mrs.
Deverne Sagstetter, Mrs.
Frank Kulina, Mrs. Terence
Mcnamara, Mrs. Casey Fred
ericks, Mrs. C. William Brown,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
OF Interest TO Women:
Stage Crafters
Plan Social Feb. %

The Stage Crafters Groups of st. Charles Bor-
romeo Preparatory School will sponsor a games party
at the school Monday at 8 pm. General co-chairmen
for the affair will be the three regents of the groups,
Mrs. John Housck, Mrs. Joseph Brosmer and Mrs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-02-26
81 PM.
St. Michael's PTA
Will Serve Dinner

A spaghetti dinner will be served Sunday from 3
until 7 pm. by the st. Michael PTA in the school ca
feteria. Carryout service will also be available.
General chairmen of the event are John P. Dorsey,
Jr, and Mrs. Rosario DiBella. Committee chairmen in
Evening star., 1960-12-12

HILLANUALB AkEA = This most
attractive brick rambler invites
your inspection; nv. rm. w/nrepl..
Rsdrms: and den; corner lot;
Hu6H 1SSs I. T.rSs SICK. ar %naoSs s9sP9 4ii 3
LIST WITH us FOR RESULTS
HILLANDALE = Suit your plans.
ssi sgds1 % h. has .s %asnie:ns G.ae:s. wSoSss
location in Hiiiandsle. win build
to suit your taste OF an astonish-
ing low price for the area. Please
contact our once for further In.
formation. We take trades.
w. J. NICHOLAS. LO. 6-0S0O
Evening star., 1960-12-12

WHEATON-$16,060 for 3-bedrm. ;,
2-bath rambler: 0E kitchen, sep
arate dining rm., finished family
rm:;. near schools; vacant; move
sig5s 5ao IN IN No mo money aoEn OF.
Co, LO. 4-SO22 til q.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

WEEKLY SPECIALS
4400 Kansas Ave. NV.
Vacant S-Rm. Corner Besut. House
Evening star., 1960-12-12

MhEAT0N AkEA-Extrs nice brick
rambler. 3 bdrms. hv. rm. W/nre.
screened porch OF Kitchen open
ing to Q completely fenced yard
Owner anxious for Q quick sale.
Convenient to all schools, transp.
and shopping. VIII 90 FHA with
$3.50 down. Also, large 0I loan
Evening star., 1960-12-12
CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCH FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.
4 BRIGHTWOOD
"a NICHOLSON ST. NV.

KIN6r TIME OFFEHGD
ultTafpodern. 8 lovely rms, semi.
det. Brick home: best section NV;
modern kit, 3 bedfms., 2 baths.
sSnst: 1r9esa 1r9Ss HSrcss sT p, with et st: s:
Murray Levine IA. 1914
T0RzsT HlLLs-pesirabls locs.
Cod; lge. liv. .rm. wlfirepl;, sep.
din. rin., modern kit.. .det. 60
YRee,s gas h.-wh. Priced In the
low 1os. CHEVY CHASE REALTY.
EN-. 3.1e00: ewes. OIL. 6.392S.
CHEVY CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Parish. Lafayette School blocks.
Colonial brick; center hall. den.
SSSTeer room, room i1srss ssi sitcnen; <. Pig Pig
on 2ld: 2 dprmitory rooms on 3rd.
Basement. club. room with powder
room. garage: h-w. heat; S20,600.
REAlTBTuNCs CORP, OIL. 2-020s
CHEyE CHAsE-coloniai center
hall home; living room. dining
;p0 Ssloss' r,sshsn' Ssn SitSs ISxdsr on rSG snS
divided. Price, $Ss.7So. cail Wo.
s-2SSeo S IL e 2 pm. EDw. II. JONES
CLEvELAND PARK. $4,000: low
down payment; nr. shopping and
bus r. 4-bedrm. stone semidet.
home: immed. possession. ELL
LIN0SLEY REALTY CO. EN-.
2.2318; ewes. EM. 2.5620.
DELAFrELD PL. NV, 45O-Only
$500 down; 2-story row brick: 8
hedrfna.. bath, 2 enclosed .porches.
liv. room. din. room and kit; full
bsmt- auto, gas heat. Beautiful
hardwood hoors; newly decorated.
Call .QE. 2.245e or VIII. 6-S257.
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PSguRcH REALTY CO.

home AND TNC0ME-Iiie-tims ss:
curity. 4-year-old brick 2-fanily.
Nice e:E: neiGhborhood. In Mary.
land. PaA approved. 10. S-6777.
MXATTSvILLE-Assume 4H% OF
loan on lovely 2-bedrm. brk.: rec.
rnr; nI 500 down. s110 mo. RA. g.
HYATTsynLE, 30th eve bed
rooms, dining room, kitchen, BATH:
nice. level lot: excellent fnsncinr:
uIsdes uF assspted. oULP REALTY,
Evening star., 1960-12-12

TOWNHOUSE
1921 M ST. NV.
8 rooms. 2 baths and powder I'm.
Large lot. Priced at $4,000:
terms.
WAPLE REAL ESTATE
1925 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005
UPPER 10th ST.-Al-brk. Colonial;
Senter.hsll plan; 4 large bedrms. :,
porch, rec. rm., SaraSe, are firepi' eIniu II
chandelier In din rm., many ctnei
extras. Lo. 5.36S7. Open 9-e.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

slL. sPG., Montg. Hills-Vacent.
Lovely brk. rambler, offers center
han iiv. .rIn. with nrepl. SEP, din.
IN. de luxe elee, kit.. 3 bedrms; !.
opt. to buy. $3.50. JU. 6.40l5.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
BM0pen

cLINToN-1h acres; extra in
come: lge. new brick rambler;
ga baths, has lower daylite ter.
race apt. w/well-equipped kit,
bath, earport; lss; side porch :
N trades. piRs.: D mi. out i Branch inch
i; ayi I'll q poptAGRp ls5t AGp IIi sSITasss arHari ~
fYU. S.4e0S OF m, 6-6k1S,
Evening star., 1960-12-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
M0NTa0MERY COUNTY
ALMOST NEW

Rambler; 3 bedrms.. sep. din. I'm.
sa sgll osG ssnt; 80 AssTWe oV i9;Sooq9, o9,I loan
KEN DRUSKlN & CO. 10. 5-200t
ASSUME BAL. CT LOAN-Wheaton
12026 Bluhill Rd.-2-story. semi.
det. bedrms.. din rm. bath: ga
a..c. ht. $500 down. UN. 4-7045
ASSUME LARGE 4Ii% TRUST
bedrms.. 2ls baths. family rm.
beamed ceiling In liv. rn.; fenced
lot; walk-out bsmt.; $22,600. Lo
HUdRT. PECK. 11e4s Georgia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1960-12-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MIlEAWAX-lls EAWAX-lls
excellent pasture. In The hunt
country. 4 miles west. with Q pam
orsmie view Of Skyline Drive. Solid
5-Hm. house. 2 excellent lake StteB,
streams and springs, fences. An
excellent buy IN this area 1oe
$21, $780, arm. =. ,. eTKFPKY,
Evening star., 1960-12-12
.EW KAMBLER. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
MOVE IN BY cHRisTMAS';

ElsENAcHER sEiSST REHITy, 10. 4.6b5s
OVER u ACRE: Close to Silver
Ssn. SprinE; 9 1,y bsdrmi rambler; HOT
,lY,;;; hls.; ;sllE4,sOS;v / 5G[.v vLo; 2 !, oS,;$Ses0;
fshkvM az. .piis.l.SSeF: Snf: fAEsl SsdrnsD ~
baths. din. .rm., dishwasher. al
ps estrss uppsr nses aes ses: ~ Taans. trust
GAMUEL Z, BOGLEY or MD,
INC. OIL. 0-7S0O I'll q
Evening star., 1960-12-12

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Tovn
houle. zoned sP: Ideal for
E2!2-ssiISs. TTfdtHnE0 WOODS. yves
Evening star., 1960-12-12
BETHEsDA'

BETHESDA. country club area--3
sscsdays sSs yI,,ss kit, rec, rm:. "a. fenced: lsysl
sidered, A. v. PIeANI, Realtor.
o.. 1850: eves.. oS,. 2-07S9.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
DOCTORS HOME
Nr. 18th and Sheridan Sts

Eeaut, detached brk on cor
ner lot: center-hall plan.
lH. I'm. with firepl.. lge. con-
crete side porch, din. rnn.,
ktt, with breakfast area, 3
slate roof. DoCToR'S Or.
FLCE in bsmt. could be COM
verted TO- rec. rrn. Reas.
priced at S22,5O0 with
terms. Call Mr.. Mcintosh,
x. 3-24S0: ewes. and Sun,
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROCK CREEK PALISADES - Very
attractive bi-level w/3 bedrms., den
w/flreplAce. sep. din. rnn., screened
porch. Beautiful tree-shaded lot,
Wv. earpeting, storm windows,
doors and many other extras.
Priced ct only S17.g50 with large
4hE loan available or FHA H.
W. !. NICHOLAS. Lo. 5-osoo
ROCKvTLLE-Nr. new split level:
vac and In, excel. cond. bedrHs..
lge. sep. din. rm.. equip. kit.
Large oI loan assumption. S2l.-
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
s227 FENToN ST. JU. 7-7700
SILVER sPRMG-Mcdern 4-bed-
rm. brick home, on lovely CORNER
lot; 2 baths, din. rna.. hrepl.:
excel. loe. We take trades. ST.
SSO. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-17oo
SILVER SPRING, Woodside ares
Attention AL doctors. brk. Cape
Cod; 4 bedrms., 2 full baths, sep.
din. .rm., den, ideal location, cor
ner lot; many extras. 10. 5-3oS7
sTsuRsAN PROPERTIES Mor.
SILVER SPRING-Brick colonial,
cLOSE-IN AREA: detached 2-car
garage, corner lot; owner moving
to Florida. might consider rent
sGass Paassais saos. Se.l0n' Ju. s.7s1o
SILVER sPRING-Rambler in area
OF individual homes; kitchen
equipped With disposal and dish
washer, NEAR PUBLIC GOLF
COURSE; FHA appraised st
sEESssss sRos. Ju. 5-7e1o
SILVER sPRING, close in-cute q
bedrm. and den. brick home with
ssfagsG; gar .:Gv:h $14,7So; q, EXCELLENT &c terms
KEN DRUsKIN 4 CO. HE. $4,000
SILVER SPRING = 3-bedfm. brk.
ramb.: firepl., Ia baths. spacious
ta; t9t trees trees s dsaS Sse end st.. pF Dis-
Silver STRING, close in-Lge. 8.
bedrn., 2 bath brick home; porch,
bsmt.. gar. EXCELLENT VALUE at
$4,000. o, D FIELD. INC. IA.
SILVER SPRING AREA-spiit-ievel
design; 4 bedrms. on 1 floor; large
family sized kitchen. separate din
ing area, fnished family rm., at
tractiye bay window In living rm. !:
Gls S1,100 down; FHA; $1,000
down: price, $21,500. Vacant.
move right ini YOUNKIN a co.
Lo. 4-SO22 It'll 0.
SLIGO PARK HILLS: zoned for
dress shop, lovely 3 bedrm., ga
bath Colonial, hot water heat,
walk to shoppinG. LO. 5.29a0.
HUGH T. PECK. l1246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
SPRINGBR0OK = Announcing 4
new group OF modern brick CO.
lonia1s custom built with features
such as 4 bedrooms on one floor
hot-water Dashboard heat; garage,
true center hall, formal dining
room. complete basement and the
most tremendous kitchen you ever
sawi Hard to believe but we've cot
'eml $30.950 includes all and We
take trades! JAS. C. CONLEY,
REALTORS. JU. e-4134.
ST. JUDE'S PARISH-One-year.cid
air conditioned brick spiit-level;
finished rec. rm., with full bath
liv. rm. 2lxl2, sep. din. rm.,
kitchen w/tabls space, covered
MANY. MANY EXTRAS"
S17,100 OF loan. Owner anxious
for Q quick sale. Trades considered
W. J. NlCHOLAe 10. $4,000
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RETHESDA

DE- ! 61G00A
lge. 4-bedrm.. 2Is-bath
patio on corner lot. House only 2Is
yrs. old with excel. 5N per cent
t,nannssps; ap n,SA saySI1y4Tv. Call M BrpSn With
6-5740 or EN-. 3-8551.
BETHEsDA--Lovely new custom
built home nestled on Is.scre lot.
Center hall. formal din. rm., elec.
trio kit. library, .bedrm. and bath
ON 1st floor: s bedrmS.. Q baths
UP: rec, rm. plus 2-car garage.
RTyRToN REr1EroH OIL. s-44S3
Evening star., 1960-12-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN! Buy this b.
$1,000 less than FHA appraisal.--
bedrms, carpeted nv. room with
dining area, bsmt.. rec. room and
powder room; washer, drier. Dis
posan and inter.com system. On
FHA terms. owner. will pay part
MARYISHp MARYYlssHae' SALES AEI.Eisss-slSioo9t SP. o99it.o7s
ADELPHI; $1,000 down. FHA ap-
proved - Immaculate 3-bedroom
rambler IN new;house condition.
asap alSS hSeh ave-, HE: q lisSa leis&a iii 7S's 3 NJ
ASSUME 5Kses loan, total payment
1OO per month with $3.50 down;
Psrk fcH% Toss sSiSsr pes sissbo1 s cSllssssi si
DAVIS 4 Co. INC. "
AyoNDALE. 4802 24th ave.-1h-
baths, Ice. rec. rn', 2 frsplsi: fHT:'' al Il
h.-w.h.; dble. gar. UN. 4-7Olb.
BEFORE YOU BUY!-see this out
standing .3-bedrm. and den or op-
tional 4-bedrrn., all-new Contem.
porary with walk-out bsmt.: base.
board heat and de luxe Westing.
house kitchen. Save $3.50 on
conventional terms.
Best Buy Anywhere-S16, ,p5Or
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O7B
BERWYN HElGHTS-New 3-bedrm.
rambler; full bsmt., lge. kit: i'm.
med; occupancy. For sale BY bldr (;
$l4,e50. terms arranged. Cali
Mr.. JOHNSTON, Ap. 7-1o22 for
APPOINTMENT.
BLADENsBURG-By OWNER 4.
b.r. ramb.: full bsmt.: shop. ctr,
bus close By. $14.960. WA. 7-4417.
CAMP SPRINGS AREA-Owner Will
sell his luxurious custom built, all
brick home, never occupied, at less
than construction cost TO aualiiied
buyer. Terms on conventional a.
nencing TO approved credit. Call
INSPECT,
Evening star., 1960-12-12
,GEORGETOWN

n bedrms.. baths. large
liN. rooms. porches: over 100
yssSs IA: historic interest;
house (now rented). and ga
raEe. Call Mrs. Patten, DE.
2-S711. Exclusive Nth
mn s,o,sANDozs INC: r..,.
GEORGETOWN--Decade's q rare
eYYyysS; Sos 2 best locations. 4 bedrms;; ;,
mod, enormous garden, also LIST
comfal.; income unit. $38,000, 4S
val. 5 bedrms.. 8 baths. 42-ft. draw
rm. beam cell, s frepls.. 2 cars,
mod a:-cs guest or income units
s-esss. s'OVO' siO'o0o 00"n' "A"
&EORdET0WN--3 restored 6FicE
he1ses: S2g.960 to S57,a50; one
ytsha rental units. STEVENS, FE
Evening star., 1960-12-12
BETHESDA. Holy Redee0fer PaYjsh

BEIHESDA, Holy Redee1ier Parish.
only S29, 300 -bedrm., 2N bath,
brick split-ievel, featuring spa
. cious liv. rm., din. rm.. lge. mod.
kit, family rm. and full bsmt.;
many extras incl. wall-to- wall
carpeting on list floor and 2 air
conds. OIL. 4.257S. DISTRICT
Maryland REALTY, INC. EN-.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
RETHESDA

~3S - S4@@hSS~2e
A , superb split level; eloss.in .,.s: sres o.
S.Ss, SIcSsly homes. ans Features s.tS .u.t,I fni
grade level family rm.; garage:
screened porch and hot-water
WI. WY p. oRReGScsA oRReGScsAssO AsO'' OIL. s.ssss I'll Q
BETHESDA-On secluded V acre
brick rambler with center hail, 3
twin-sise bedrms., IN baths, iiy.-
din. area with firepi., cafport oiI
spacious equipped kit; full bsmt
$50. KORZENDoRFER, REALTOR,
OIL. 4-8111 til 8.
rSnNHsDATSSTs slRVSs ( AoSE IikN EkNI4H Tins pEi
immense bsdrms.. 8 full baths.
sSs ssasesp:d a rss o %MEpisTE I'M as[sTf
HSdH RSeSfSTloni II osnEicx, r1Si. IL. s.sf7e
BETHESDA-UNUSUALLY LARGE
and liyeable brick home. Liv. rm.
with fireplace. family-size sep din
.n,s. E qtFs%1d 5.5T%; II S,.Si Sith ,.t.. s.Sls
den. family rm' and '' rec. rm.: H. "a.
rage. Large room sizes through.
GsbRis Gt as'f sS SlSist See g. S5Pe SDPer a aPi
BETHESDA--At long last; beauti.
ful custom-built brick split-level
with efaciently engineered heatins
system: impressive entr. foyer, liv,
rm. with cathedral ceiling and
din rm. with luxurious carpeting,
farm kit, 3 twin-size bedrms., 2
baths, paneled study or 4th bed
rni. and bath on mezzanine. rec.
rm. above ground level 2 flrepls..
2-car Earage. wooded yard. To-
Sfsed ts q S daats Srdale' ba., SyS IN scnr1
koRzENDoRPER REALToR. OIL.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
LIsrIMss WARrEb

WE HAVE CLIENTS wsitins fee
houses In Pals Church. Tairfa3
GS%SWiN GSS%SSesyi ATl1nst9n REAtTY afss; he csll aI
7-z35s. IA. 2-7s6i.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
FUTURE PROSPECTS?

FALLS CHURCH-Nr. 2 Corners,
lovely S-bedrm.. 2.hsth. .brk. Yamb.
with finished English bsmt., e.
tres; By OWNER. $1e.9b0. il.