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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
VALIANT WOMAN =.
LAKE WORTH. Fla

hItIAb WV - ftf
(NC) It's a woman'S
world in the home of the
Edward Newtons, where
nine daughters sit round
the family table and devotion
TO the Blessed Virgin is woven
into the web of daily life.
YET THE WOMAN who
presides over this little world
has been a victim of multiple
sclerosls for 10 years. In 1850,
after five years of marriage
and five daughters, Rita New.
ton was stricken with the Grip
ping disease. She was unable
to walk or care for her chill
dren.
Through faith, prayers. de-
termination and my good doe
tors. | progressed" she said.
Il was told not TO have any
more children. Since then |
have had five more plus three
major operations"
LESS THAN TWO YEARS
ago the Newtons lost their
only son, who died suddenly
from a heart ailment.
by all m laws
I should be in a wheelchair
today" Rita said Instead, |
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Ten Children Despite Disease

they are interested. Patty, ia;
Barbara, ID; Donna, II;
Sandra. 10; Celia, 3, Rita, Z,
and Gloria, s, have favorite
pastimes which include art,
painting, sewing, reading, writ
ing, cooking and embroidery.
The older girls take turns aid
ing their mother in the care
of Teresa, 2, and Anita, nine
months. They also help pre-
pare meals and wash dishes.
Daughters are great for
helping with homework, but
Rita Newton still longs for a
boy. Some day." she said, II
hope God will send us an
other son or two"
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e N listers

In Gods plan for the redemption of mankind priests are e<
sential; assisting priests in their work for the salvation of souls
sisters play a paramount part.
With hardly an exception, boys and girls in Mission countries
who wish to become priests and sisters, are from families too
poor to pay any part of the cost of educating their children.
Seminaries and Novitiates in these areas depend on benefactors
from other lands in order to operate.
To aid in the maintenance of SeMinaries and Novitiates IN
the Near and Middle East the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST VEL
FARE ASSOCIATION has two D~OLLAR-A-MONTH CLUBS
the CHRYSOSTOMS for Seminaries, MARYS BANK for
Novitiates. The money received through these Clubs is a tre-
mendous help to the administrators of the institutions training
priests and sisters; the good accomplished by the Clubs proves
that a little bit t$1.00 a month"; goes a long way.
A boy studying to be a priest must spend six years in a sem
mary: a girl training to be a nun must spend two years in a
novitlate. $500 is the cost of supporting a boy in the seminary
for SIX years; $500 is needed to support a girl in the novitiats
for two years. The person who has the holy desire of fnanc
ing the education of a priest or sister may send the money in
instalments-for a priest 500 within the space of a year. for
a sister $3.50 within a year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

Now fully discredited, for
several centuries this single
book caused thousands of
English readers to detest
Catholics.
FOR oPPo sITE reasons
two groups in England came
to oppose Elizabeth. The Pur-
itans wanted to purify Angli-
canism of 1.-THE trappings of
Popery." The Separatists, on
the other hand, objected not
to the ceremonial but to the
church being ruled by the
queen.
The Pilgrims who landed at
Plymouth in 1920 were a divi-
sion of the Separatists, or In
dependents.
Soon they were followed
and gradually absorbed by
the larger group of Puritans.
The New England settlers
were not of a common relig-
ious cause with those in the
first successful English foun-
dation at jamestown. There
the Established Church was
accepted without discussion
and no concern expressed for
non-existent Catholics.
The Massachusetts Bay Col
ony was equally destitute of
Catholics. But mo Popery"
from the very first acted as a
cohesive influence for the set
tiers. The severity of treat
ment experienced by Hester
Prynne, as conceived by Ma
thaniel Hawthorne, today APP
pals. But her scarlet letter
was mild compared with the
tortures proposed for any
Catholics venturing into the
colony.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

supernatural influence
which radiates from Rome.
TO NO ONE COUNTRY or
religion was the antagoniSm
limited. And most Ameri-
cans today, much less the
Catholics among them, do not
claim English ancestry. Not
withstanding, particular atten-
ton must be given to England
because the colonies along the
Atlantic seaboard were I'M
der her rule and laws.
In the mother country that
had meant outright persecu-
ton of Catholics almost i'm
mediately from the accession
of Elizabeth | in 1853. Reneg-
ing on her promise TO Mary
Tudor to remain a Catholic,
the new queen mllitantly
espoused the Anglican Church
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
BY FIR. PETER ]. RAHILL
PHI. D.

A universal Christen-
dom under the Suzerainty
of the Pope was shattered
by the Protestant Revolt.
Not that this ideal of the
Middle Ages ever had been
fully realized. But the goal of
the future was wrecked COM
pletely or the shoals of pri-
vate ambitions and e%xaggerat-
ed nationalism.
Carlton J. H. Hayes, the
convert historian, has express
ed well the contrary spirit. in
one Of his many essays he
pointed out that snti-Catholl-
cism has chiefly been based
upon the inherent dread
Professionalism has for the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
BUYERS PERRY COUNTY GUIDE
INFORMATION

CUSTOM BUTCHERING-Beef
and Pork cut and wrapped for
your freezer. Quality meat at
wholesale prices. Bob Crossin,
Phone Thornville 6-626i
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Use Vitamins

Father Mario Pinxufi, oS.
g., fright founder and d.
rector of Rome's new In
stitufe for the Scientific
Restoration of B o o k S,
checks q Microscope used
in repairing ancient
manuscripts. With tn 9
use of vitamin injections
and Ultraviolet rays, al
most ruined manuscripts
like that in the far left
flower photo) can slowly
and p sinstak ingIy be
cleaned and restored TO
The clear copy on the Far
right. The Institute is con.
Quoted by the oIevitan
Benedictine monks.
INC Photosl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

THOU SHALT NOT KILL
means take care Of yourself
and watch out for others. It's
an obligation, not q sugges-
ton.
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led. Note: This is the second
Of q series of articles review
ing the position and expert.
ence of the prsctieing catko-
lie in the life of the Ameri-
can community from Colonial
times. The author holds a
doctorsfe in American Church
History, has taught in various
universities, and is presently
Archivisf and Historian Of
the Archdiocese of ST. Louisl.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

One block to CORPUS CHRISTI
4 bedrms,, Ia bath, full base.
ment. scar plus storage garage
Deep lot. CT 8-O87l, CT. 8.8697.
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Bella FUZEK and SIDONIUS CACKA ara
two RUSSIAN boys preparing for the
priesthood. Like most of the boys in the
seminary with them, they come from ex-
tremely poor families. When the rector OF
the Seminary accepted them as students.
he also accepted the responsibility of pro
viding for their material necessities. You
could help the seminary rector fulfill his
responsibilities if you could adopt" either
c m icin the upUCncrnxsc
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

Bella or SIDONIUS, or join the CHRY,
The MISSIONARY SISTERS OF OUR
LADY OF THE APOSTLES in EGYPT
have among their novices SISTER AN
TOME and SISTER SYLvANIE. Here
again the Superior of the Community,
when she accepted these two girls as
novices, also assumed the responsibility
of supporting them. This Superior is
most grateful, as are all Religious SUI
periors, to those who help them in their
needs. One way of helping is to send @
MARY'S BANK; to adopt" a novice is
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

A DONATION TO BE USED IN WHATEVER WAY WE WISH
THIS is A STRINGLESS GIFT. SUCH DONATIONS, SERVE
TO ANSWER EMERGENCY APPEALS.
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energy, however, did not take into account the fact that they
did not have sufficient material TO complete a building suitable
for taking care of loco Catholics. Building operations have
ceased until they secure the "wherewithal' to continue the
work. $4,000 will buy all the things necessary to complete the
structure. Can you help supply the money required to have a
Church in this village?
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months ago, with some building materials
donated 10 them, the men having the abil.
ity began the erection of a Church. For
years the people of CHEMMANDA have
been travelling many miles over dirt roads
to attend Mass in another village. They
were delighted with the prospect of hav-
ing a Church of their own. Their zeal and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15

TT PAYS TO USE THE
TINES CLASSIFIEDS
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THOUSAND CATHOLICS.

some. Of them possessed of the knowledge to construct a bull
ing-these are the Catholic OF in INDIA. A fe
Evening star., 1960-06-19
June II

7-Soldiers Of Fortune.
s-The Morning Show. Movie.
! Hsss. IS Miss. "Wyon3s.
1910 Woi1ccs Been. Leo Cor-
MIG. t.ro Rutherford.
$50
4-The HoneymooneTs.
COMEDY. Jockis Gleason. RE
cectf
Sleek La L0nne.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1000
4-Doush-Re-Mi. Quiz.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
! Hour, IS Minis. The Nit~its."
1885 Bert Wheeler
7-TroubIe With Fother.
Io:25
S-Ne~s. Morno ComPbeIl.
1890
4-PIoy Your Huneh. Comes.
7-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
9-on the Go. Trovel.
II 100
4-priee Is Right. Color.
Hopper. Comedy.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
l1:25
5-News.
1880
AUGMENTATION. Come.
5-Cartoon Playtime. Kids.
7-PeopIe's Choice. Comedy.
9-Deeember Bride. Comedy.
L
Evening star., 1960-12-18
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS
TEMPORARY

4 telephone solicitors wanted. Call
JU. 1881 Sat-, sun. and ewes.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
.3512 CONN. AVE. NV.
End Floor Wo, 6.7a60
Central charEs Accounts invited
BargainSl I

CloLfllng Bargains!
0PM SUNDAY II TO 4
Public notice TO the last minute
acorn heads who swarmed In here
last Christmas eve. and drove
our clerks erssy. Please shop else
where, 30 see our. competitors,
we're sold out on chartfeuse tri.
cot pantaloons for aunt Hedabah,
and IVY league Jockey shorts In
Scnool colors Tor nephew Oswald.
Public notice to normal human
peingS, We have $4,000 bargains
tor every family member: new
i.sn,.i Ean Hsussn ..I,, white s :hirta. $I;59.
mems suits and coats S9.75; new
nylon slips. 81: wool skirts, Al:
new boys winter pants, Dsc; new
beautiful ties. 69c. Berkshire nv.
new suitcases, $3.50; parts and
cocktail dresses. s5.a5; fur eoatS.
none over S19.5Q; dFapes, $3.50;
new cashmere blankets, &.BG.
neE double sheets. 81 40; new
syeaters at half price: gloves.
Manhattan sport shirts. PIaytex
gifoles and bras. We have every
ming you need for Christmas
our clerks are eourteous-we Sug-
&S. SeL %hk WIop. 6AS0AlN
Ambassador Theatre.
COAT, lady's, Robt. Han. I00eS
wool' size 4: used very little,
cost $50. sell S17. VIII. 0-47i7.
COAT
Persian. mink trim, new condition.
EN-. 3-1eiO.
COINS Private collector selling
ton. under Redbook. N. 0.s560
COLOR TELEvIsION SET By RCA;
2i.ineh table model in good con.
9ilon; neiEe mahogany cabinet;
$295. Cal Emerson 2-2762.
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS. pert.
aols: 80 day, S2b VIZ. Ju, S.SO10
RENTAL TOOLS A, EQUIP CO
CONvEYORs for dirt. cinder blocks
kENTsE flsi TooEs re Is 81 4 ykoTTpS ~ SdSoo4O 90
CORNER CABINETS, pair, from
orig. S1:S00 set: will sac, Sl26
each, 10xik Karastan rug, KeF.
man pattern: 1913. ia. $4,000.
CREDENZA and club chair: both
SOLID mahog. Can AD. 2-2634.
Crystal, beaut. eut.giass pitcher
fruit bowl. elect, crystal can.
Eold earrings. EE. 7.4121.
DECORATOR TABLE LAMPS (Witl
and without ,shad0s) ct . Fraction
Of their origtnAl prices, starting
81 50 .g5, One oftA kind and soml
pairs 3h.4 Conn. ave-. End hoor
/ Mn LSktS.
DEEP FREEZER-Chest, FriEidSiFe
mounted on dolly, 500. call 10
DESKS. approx 90: must sell a
% SIS; can Ss seen ana piekst
up Dec. 1918. Il0i Lee high.
May. Arl.. Va. IA. 7-373T
DESK. early American solid walnut
inla.d. perfect eond. 1907 l0tl
| W. nav.
DESK. walnut, contemp.. brand.
new; cost Sl2Q: saeriflee 500
Including glass top. IA. e.B7l1
Evening star., 1960-12-18
COAT

Persian. mink trim, new condition:
sSsrineei Phone after 12 nm.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

CARPET-400 "a. It. carpetinG in
::sIIIhs ::ssIFs: S:'1s sSs ipi 81! 4:ss%S T.
wood vanity chair. orig, $50. new
SIS: med. pull-down Hight fixture.
orig, S06, now, $50; ranch mink
stole: exec: eond. now. S315.
flee; Todey sssundsy: II an, .
Evening star., 1960-12-18

DIAMOND RING, 66 pts, center
stone set In plat. with l6 cut
diamonds surrounding, SiT9.5O
plus tax. MAX ZWEIG SONS.
INC. 937 D st. NV. Dl. 1855.
DIAMOND RING. lady's 3s carat,
platinum set. IL Fhinestones. 8
baguettes. unusually beaut. Make
reas. oner. JU. 0-2275.
DIAM0NDs-Finest quality IadieS'
diamond rings, from SIS 70 ST..
300. Now being offered at bargain
prices for immediate cash sales,
LAy.away plain available. WASH.
MOTION ART GALLERIES, 722
18th st. NV, bet. q and n.
DIAlA0NDB-out Of pawn bar
wig %; sSs.e: ~ NC. 's SSS 81 ) bS4F Y.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SITUATl0NS--MOMEM
DENTAL HYGIENIST

Exper., wants fun or part time.
Please write Box 3S6-M, Star.
Girl. coIored. desires day work or
xD1 Etrt t4.ass4 ss shampoo girl '1Der'
LADY desires part.time work with
custom-made dresSmaker Write
Boz 1Ss.K. Star.
tADY-Receptionist. typist. clerk;
Speaks spanish. Experienced: Box
2S-J. star. 19s
NURSE desires private duty. Any
ss;sI case; Excel. references. Gall Lo'
PRACTICAL NURSE, day or night
duty, exper with elderly people:
refs. Ii. 6-4264 after 1 pm.
PRACTICAL NURsE, white, exper
Jn Rss' 7.Sas$; Tsss;; 8 hours or more.
OECi, exper. IBM stand, some
shhd.; small once downtown NV.
Box 29-J, Star. zoe
TEMPORARY OFFICE HELP
BY the Day or Week
Avoid ONCE pilenp. Hire sos" 10
get the WORT done. Exper. stenos.
, Well work for you on our payroll
In your once or ours,
IS. o. g." ST. 3-1g72
COLORED NURsE, exper., desires
elderly people. HU, 3-5s58.
COLORED WOMEN on hand wait.
ing. werk By hr., day or Wk. refs
Ruphres ,Empl. Agcy. HO. 2-9427
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SITUATIONS D0MEsTIC

AL ABLE MAIDS live in. outs $50
psyvorkers. 81 and fars. ouAL.
tTY. 91e N. Y. ave, NV, DI
7-lseS. Open Sat. and Sun, "a
GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING
WSii Cleaning BY the lob; rIsst .: .:
day service. Refs. II, 7-3b40.
GIRL, colored, wants. domestic work
baby sitting or days work. Full
or part time. DU. 7.1o16.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Clothing
NEARLY NEW SHOP

wAs5EssSSEs AssSEssSSSsnsr IsRoFsr sRoF
Q good selection Of coats for
girls from $3.50; guburhans
Tor boys from $500; ladies'
unusual sample coats from
sizes s TO 40, priced from
S2o.o0. Many mink trimmed
ct Q fraction Of their oriRi.
nal cost. Goats slightly PAM
pered from S14.09. Cocktail
dresses and formals with IN
tereSting labels for the holi-
day season from SO. A visit
70 our shop will convinee
yOu.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
REPAIRS AND sEKvleES.
(c0NfiNukG

PAPERING, PAINTING. PLAgTER-
own work Low price, Il. S-5oSx.
PLAsTkRTNG. we speeiSliIe IN
sco snsi. III Tres sSsasaIhs sssI%. E. w. lsl7S
PLAsTERIN0, LIST class repair
work: white meehanie: al work
9uaran.; reas. rates. JU. 5.0300.
PLAsTERING AND PAINTING, any
si4ei AL mech. To. 2.0S10, IA.
9.l160.
PLASTER1N0 RERATRa, old and
new work. Large and small Jobs
salts. guar. Reas. JU. 9.A164.
PRIVATE PATTY VIII repair and
upholster your furniture. Work
guar. NO. 7.6es6.
ROOF RRPAIRS, cutters, down
spouts: do own work: low price.
free est. Ex. 3-2636 anytime.
ROOF REPAIRS-All types, cutters
VA. 7-O442. anytime.
sPECIALIZE in recreation rooml
and alteration Jobs. Call VICTOR,
RE. 6-S526.
WATER PROOFING
Roofs Repaired. Rec. Rooms
AD. 2-4315. any time. ?. PAYNE
10"
Evening star., 1960-12-18

BED, folding, 80 IN, with belize
plastic headboard: S12: good con-
dition. sP. 3.1z27.
BED, Hollywood. twin; Beautyrest:
new; sos. Two match. mod. arm
chairs; SIS each. Du. 7.3S00.
BEDROOM SUITE = Single bed.
eIesi.. cond.; sis5. IA. s.5Tili,.
BEDS-Hollywood bed, S22; Rolla-
way bed, S14; bunk beds COM
plete,. SO; inner Spr. mattress,
SO: hishrtser, $40: studio couch.
$50. HOFFMAN,, .2447 18th st
NV. Open ewes. I'll o. Sat. til
s. SUNDAY IL TO 8.
BEDRM. SET, 8 piece. Double -siSe
bookcase bed, dresser with mirror
and chest. Modern. XII. 9-7S64.
BEDROOM sUITE-Dresser. chest
Of drawers, dbl. bed with padded
headboard and 2 night tables
g6i g8ht s.SSss ENSSs; no rsas' onsF refused
BEDROOM SUITE, Si25 = Chesl
dresser, mirror. bed. spring anc
mattress. Removed from factory
display. Free storage for so days
Credit available. MARLo'S WARE.
HOUSE. 1898 14th st. NV. DE
2-4147, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs
til 0; Fri. Sat. and Sun. It'll 9
BEDSPREAD, popcorn pattern, hanC
,erocheted; for double bed; $l00
I'm. 2-6505 FOR APPT.
BEDRM. sUITE-3-pc. dk. manog.
any; dinette set, 4 chairs. Reason.
able. Ii. T-704l.
lBEDRM. SET, walnut, S96; sofa
and chair. SS6; kitchen set. 6-pc.
Formica. S3S; small down pay
ment. Easy terms, LIST payment
18th &. nv. CO. S.S1iS. Open
eyes: ~ 0. Sat. til 8. SUNDAY
BEDRM. SUITE = Mahoe. 4-post
bed, dble. dresser WImiRrof, chest,
2 night tables, Beautyrest matt
and box sprg. Used 3 mos. Must
sac. Also, Hide bed. Make ofier
Can del. II. 4-932l or 461-3bSS
BEDROOM SUITE. antique white
Fl. Prov, John Widdicomb: cost
$1,000; eacr., $3.50 or best offer
new cond. dual headboaFd. Q nigh
tables, triple dresser. RA. 3-5858
BENCH SAW. 81, motor, many ex-
t!AAs: sAs. like new, 1SS CSst $780, viii sac
BENCH LEOs, steel. So .95 while
they last. Heavy steel tops. $14
Tempered pressed wood. lamlnAt-
ed hardwood tops In stock to 10.
feet lengths. Bins shelving. lock
eIs and carts in stock. HARRIS
INDUSTRIES. 2407 Sherman ave
NV. NO. 7.1919..
B1CYCLEs = Boys and girl's: q
sizes; SIS. Good cond. 1919 40tl
pl. colmAr Manor. Nd. I6s
BICYCLE, boys 28-inch Engiish
Ike new: accessories. Reasonable
Evening star., 1960-12-18

DESK. walnut; eontemp,: brand
new: cost Sl2a; sserifice 500,
Evening star., 1960-12-18
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX

DRUM: Snare, Leedy, white pearl.
practice pad incl. OIL. 4:757l.
DRYER, BENDIX ELEC. like new.
$40: tape recorder Continental.
DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA, mahosany
frame r.. ALI :liFhsslSyo sSo sGIlsd dssas sSsahssrvi's
EARTH coMPAc,TIoE.;s a! .;s, icr 3. rent. rent;
RooHS RcssEs a yissd naHip. !os!ss' co. ~ S.s64o:
ELEC. MOTORs-a4 hp;, I ph ITO
price. DICKENS SURPLus, 3414
9th st. ne. La. 6-553S.
ELECTRlC AND GAS RANGESz
EtoMSE SaPPPPEiASeEs. aPPfii SSasi 80 iits
e. NV.
ELECTRIC MOTORS. "a. . h,p..
wise. electric saw. sander. hyor.
Jacks, new cleo. serv. machine,
other tools. Also two-wheel trailer.
$50. Ii. 3-s914.
ELECTRIC TRAINS, American Fly.
er and Marx, All or part SOU
or best offer. OIL. 4-4142.
ENCYCLOPEDIA = 1884 World
BOOK. annual supplements. Best
cash ofier. UN. 4.0070. bet. 1 and
4 today.
ESfYotSSaS5Ast ,ss oHoRdA tgREsbS Rssfb S' sSok sSSkk
ssa06 sslae96s eSs Open ssn EVENING. NJ iii III $50
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA,
complete: excel. cond.: S73, incl.
Ayr. bks., cabinets. WA. 1.6149:
ENLARGER, Eastman Kodak, auto
focus, model D.. good condition
without lenses: $l25 or best oner.
Also aquarium with access; $50 or
best offer. CE. 6-S761.
EVENING DRESSES "a, size II,
IA, SS and SO. Call Wo. 6-2743'
suns, or ewes.
sSs' sSG. sell Ml9TPS SIS. 10. 5.isss.
FEATHERBED (DoWN), from Ger
many: perfect condition: can make
2 comiorters. NO. 7.0667.
FILM DEVELOPER, Morse portable.
heating tanks. HARRY j..
ABRAMS, 124 L ST: ne.
FIREPLACE LOGS, mostly hard7
cnrS,; wS9Sd; ssS sppESTnlTgaates!y pcSn ia es!y.es1s ne ''
FIRE EXTINGUlsHER, SEA. Sl2.50;
2M gals. co., pyrene-dry charge,
0fCHNER, 2513 N st. NV.
FIREPLACE WOOD, solid pine, $17
cord: stacked, Sc. Dial 301-WA.
6-30a4 or Ev. 4.1665.
FIREPLACE. GAS OR ELECTRIC
LOGS, screen, andirons. etc ACME
STOVE, IOlI 9TH NV. Ma. s.Sg52.
FTREPLACE WOOD, all oak. Sl4;50
hvered. Po. 2-339s.
FLOOR WASHER, NEW HOOVER:
&45. EN-. 3-3334.
FLUORESCENT FIXTURES, S6 each
4.tube ]. II, GiCHNER, 2613 NJ
st. NV, FE. 3-634h.
FLUTE, selmer- -Bundy, with case
5e99ii 5ee9ii4Ss SonH;; ax.. SsSi 4ss. Nc 0-0'0l' .
FOAM RUBBER, 30x7ex4. $l9;
cushions holsters. S4.96: Nauga-
hyde "a rrice: sewing. sT 3-oS33
FOAM RUBBER, / inch thick. 75c
pound; mattress, $50; wholesale,
25i3 M st NV. FE. 3-634h.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, electric;
no plumbing required: ideal Tor
indoors, Xmas gift. ST. 3-4O62.
FREEZER, zenith, 4 mos. old. 1S
Gu, II. chest, $3.50 or best ofier.
Dial 46l-9lf5.
FREEZER, apt. size chest: like new;
3 years old. HE. 9-211S.
FREEZER, AmanH, l2:cu. 1T, up
riSht;, q, new GGndj "os4 9.s7ss fse nWS"
FREEZER-LeaVing town. must dis
pose Of 16-cu. 1T. upright Amana
unit; $3.50, best offer. Lo. 7-2200
FREEZERS (2), chest type, 10 Gu.
II. and - Gu. IT,; 500 and $50.
FREEzER-Amana. IS;cu. n: up.
Food Plan. Sl7O. To see call IA
e.6l40.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

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soSs, sss9si YH SKINS; & out q pawn. s7as s7sSo Sc
Evening star., 1960-12-18
(c0NfINUEb

ANTIQUE CHERRY CHRsT-l iee.
and 3 1mau drawers: excel. cond.: (:
Sl00, IA. 1904.
AQUARIUM, tropical, compiete,
heater. pump. stand, tanks. on.
1.e0l3.
AoUARIUM-20-gal Stainless-steel
tank. stand, nlter, pump, sefator,
heater and reflector. AL for $40.
Also slide trombone. s26. eP.
3-2120.
BABY CARRIAGE with mattress,
50: play pen with pad. IS: Coscc
Jump chair, 50: hanging swing,
81: toidy seat, 81. ia. 7.67l4.
Bah BELLS, 1f0 Ibs.i SIS. ~,
a.7hAA
Evening star., 1960-06-03

mute quantities probably would
pose no hazard.
This argument was rejected
but committee members de-
lclined to give the vote margin.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
Mrs. VunderbiIt's
Daughter Plans
To Wed Soldier

BITBURG, Germany, June :
(AP). Nanette Wallace, 10
daughter of Mrs. Patricia
Murphy Wallace Vanderbilt
said today she is going to
marry the United States Army
soldier with whom she left the
French Riviera Saturday.
The announcement, made in
a statement to newsmen at the
home Of Army Sergt. and Mrs
Warren E. Sullivan, said Miss
Wallace will marry Specialist
sc Wiley M. Lockamy Of Clin-
ton, N. c.
Miss Wallace has been stay
ing with the SullivanS at their
apartment in an Army hous-
ing area here.
Young Lockamy nervously
read the statement but re-
fused to say anything beyond
that. He would not even give
his age. He looks about. 25.
Miss Wallace, sitting beside
him on a sofa. refused to talk.
In Cannes, France, the girls
mother, Mrs. Patricia Wander
bilt, said she would fly to Bit
burg tomorrow to join her
daughter.
Evening star., 1960-06-03
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Thun-
derstorms ending tonight but
cloudiness will continue; low
So. Mostly sunny but not as
warm or humid tomorrow.
Maryland-Partly cloudy with
scattered showers and thunder
storms tonight, low 55-65.
Partly cloudy tomorrow but not
quite as warm or humid, high
1888.
Virginia-Cloudy with scat
tered thunderstorms ending to-
night; low in the upper SOS
in the mountains and 60-66
elsewhere. Partly cloudy and
not as warm or humid to-
morrow with possible showers
on the coast.
Resort Forecasts
Long Island and New Jersey
beaches - Partly cloudy and
rather warm, high 1890 to-
morrow.
Maryland and Delaware
beaches - Partly cloudy and
rather warm tomorrow, high
B0-85.
Cape Hatteras-Partly cloudy
with scattered thundershowers
tomorrow, high 81.
Chesapeake Bay - Partly
cloudy and rather warm, high
00-85 tomorrow.