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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13
BY Dennis c. Finneran, jr.
(Times Assistant Editor


Back in 1911, during a
sweltering August, the
oath : 9th, a dedicated
but small group of Catho-
lie clergy and laymen met
in Columbus to discuss
the problems of the Catholic
press. Out of this meeting the
the Catholic Press Association
was activated and started on a
healthy and useful life.
This week the association
celebrates its 50th annivers-
airy at Washington, DC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13

In addition he was. named
Diocesan consultor in 1927
and defensor vinculi defend
er Of the marriage bond) in
1928. He was named to the Di.
ocesan Council of administra.
ton, Feb. d, 1916.
He was honored by Pope
Plus XI in November of 1884
when he was named a Do
nestle prelate with the title
Right Reverend Monsignor.
IN RECENT YEARS, al
though his health was still not
good, he served as chaplain
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13
Prominent Pickaway Resident:
Offer Funeral Mass
For William GOode

C~IRCLEVILLE "A Solemn Funeral Mass was Of
fered at st. Joseph Church here, Monday, for a promi-
nent PickaWay County resident.
MR.. WILLIAM J. cooDE, SO, died May A, in Co
lumbus Mt. Carmel Hospital following a lengthy i'll
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13
Noted Priest-EducatOr:
Offer Mass For
Msgr. John Murphy

A Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass was offered in
Holy Rosary Church, Columbus, Tuesday, May 10 for
an outstanding priest-educator, who had served in edu-
cational posts on national, state and Diocesan levels.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13
Inside News
SUNDAY IS D.D.F. DAY - Page 4.

UNDAY IS b.b.F. DAY = Page a
MSGR. MURPHY = Page 4.
ROSARY MAKES Clean Sweep - Page 6.
MARION WOMAN Reelected State Regent of
D. of /. = Page 8.
PORTSMOUTH NoTRE DAME High School
News - Page Z.
KOREAN GOVERNMENT Collapse Due to Cor
ruption - Page Il.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13
Litter Beware!!
Begin Cleanup
Campaign Today

Superstitious or not, today, Friday the 18th, is an
unlucky day for trash and litter in the Columbus area.
TODAY MARKS THE beginning of the Columbus
City-Wide Cleanup Campaign. The campaign has
been called for by the Cleaner Columbus m
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-13

and the weeks following an
unlucky time for trash and
litteri
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

the home of their grand-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Celius Thompson. The
party was given by, their chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Green, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strunk, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Grayson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson.
The Primary Grades of the
Laytonsville Elementary School.
had an all day trip to the Zoo
on Wednesday. Mr.. Thomas
Buck, a Laytonsville teacher
was a patient in Suburban Hos
pital last week.
-
The Adult Bible Study Group
of the Wesley Grove Methodist
Church met at the parsonage
for their first fall meeting on
Sunday evening, October 9.
They will meet on the first and
third Sundays at 1880 pm. at
the parsonage and the class will
be taught by the Rev. Lawrence
II. Mason. The book Of Isaiah is
now being studied. Everyone is
invited. The young adult class
had a pot luck supper at the
Parish Hall last Saturday eve.
ming.
Airman 2nd Class William T.
Flynn III, is a patient at Walter
Reed Hospital, Ward 35. He
would like visitors.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell
flew to San Francisco on
Wednesday, the 26th to attend
the Annual Meeting of the
American Public Health Associ-
alton, where DR.. Mitchell will
speak. After the meetings they
will visit their daughter, and
her family Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell ]. Maloney in San Carlos,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Leishear en-.
tertained with a family party,
for their son Chester on his
birthday last Saturday. There
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
SENTINEL S e6sTff' MD' |
RIh-Thursdsy. October 1860 /

were four generations of Lei
shears in attednance. Among
those present was their Grand
son Donald Leishear who was
on leave from the Navy. Donald
reported to new post of duty
in California after leaving here,
he was formerly stationed in
Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. William Godfrey was a
recent patient in Montgomery
General Hospital.
The Laytonsville Elementary
school announces that the P-TA
meeting previously scheduled
for Tuesday, Nov. 8 has been
changed to Monday, November
7 due to the school being used
as a polling place on Tuesday.
The Evening Guild of st. Bar
tholomews Episcopal Church
met at the home of Mrs. Ulysses
Griffith w on Tuesday evening.
It was reported that four large
boxes of clothing were sent to
Puerto Rico to alleviate the dis
tress caused by the recent hurri-
cane.
The Laytonsville Homemak-
ers will meet on November 2,
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Donald Fraley. At the last meet
ing Mrs. Harry Fraleg was
elected Secretary and Mrs. Clag-
EFT Warfield, Treasurer.
The Laytonsville Dancing
Class went to Skyline Drive on
Sunday, taking a picnic lunch
and enjoying the fall scenery.
Those who went were the
Stephen Matthew family, Bros
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Laytonsville

to the hangers was cut by Mr..
Finan, with other officials look
ing on, symbolizing the formal
opening of the Airpark as a
going concern. We understand
there are already more than 30
students flying out of this air
park.
Among the other distin-
guished guests who briefly
greeted an audience of approx
mately $50 interested spectators,
were: J. T. Medley, Chairman of
the County Revenue Authority,
Mason Butcher, County Man
ager. William Hickey, Jerry Will
liams, Joe Kyle and David Ca
hoon, members of the County
Council, Jerry Cook, President
Of the County Chamber of Com
merce, ]. B. Hartranft, Aircraft
Owners & Pilots Association,
Cy Thompson, Airport Man
ayers Association, Chairman of
the M. c. Airport Committee,
County Chamber of Commerce;
Chester Bowers, representing
the FAA, Rudolph Brannon, Di-
rector, Maryland Aviation Com
mission, and Rev. Leonard Ebell
Of Silver Spring, who gave the
invocation.
Mr.. Richardson responded
briefly to the many congratula-
tory and well wishing speeches
by thanking all who had assist
ed in any way to make this Air
park a possibility and a reality,
and asked for their continued
interest in order to make 1t a
real success.
Preceding the formal cere-
monies a barbecued chicken
lunch was served to the guests.
Mr.. McKendree Fulks, a large
scale poultry producer, located
Immediately across route 124
from the Airpark, donated 200
chickens for the lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green
celebrated their Golden We'd
ding anniversary on Sunday at
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
BY Elizabeth Kile
WA. g. 1454
Montgomery Airpark
Dedicated

Mr.. Thomas Finan, Maryland
Secretary of State, was the
principal speaker at the Mont
gomery Airpark dedicatory
ceremonies last Saturday at the
Airpark on Route No. 124, near
Laytonsville. Mr.. Finan brought
greetings and best wishes from
Governor Tawes, who is an avi-
alton enthusiast, having his own
private pilot certificate.
Mr.. Finan paid tribute to w.
e. Richardson, President of the
Airpark and its developer, for
his foresight and vision In max
ing possible this industrial air.
park In Montgomery County.
He predicted an upswing in
business for Montgomery Coun-
ty as a result of having this
modern transportation and in
dustrial facility in its midst. In
fact, said Mr.. Finan, Montgom-
cry County has made one of the
wisest moves any county could
have made by cooperating with
the developers to make this Air
park possible. A modern air
park, as this viii be, is in keep
ing with the other high stand
ards of Montgomery County,
the showcase county" of the
state, said Mr.. Finan, and will
attract the type of people the
County wants.
Col. E. Brooke Lee, well known
Montgomery County political
and civic leader, acted as master
of ceremonies, introducing all
speakers and the other distin-
guished guests, adding his own
appropriate and pertinent re-
marks as to the Importance and
significance OF this occasion In
the history Of Montgomery
County.
After the dedication speeches
the ribbon across the taxiway
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

and Bruce Mcdowell, senior
planner.
The chamber has invited city
officials from both Rockville
and Gaithersburg in a move to-
ward greater understanding on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

their mutual problems, accord
ing to Richard Cooperman, the
chambers executive director.
A public hearing On the com
missions preliminary plan for
three areas will be held at 8
pm, November II in the agen-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

cy's Silver Spring office, 1857
Georgia ave.
Copies of the plan are avail
able at Libraries in Rockville
and Gaithersburg. as we'll as the
Rockville and Gaithersburg City
Halls.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27
Hearing Set
On Up-County
Development

The Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion's proposals for the future
development of the Rockville
Gaithersburg-W ashington Grove
areas will be outlined at a Rock
vile Chamber of Commerce
meeting November 1.
Addressing the luncheon ses-
sion at noon at the Washington
ian Motel just outside Rockville
will be John Hewins, the com
missions chief of master plans,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-10-27

chart Richards family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Howes and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Duvall, Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Hawkins and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richards and son Murphy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howes.
Mrs. Harold Atkinson enter
tanned the Laytonsville Bridge
Club at her home on Thursday.
Prizes went to Mrs. Ethel Tay-
lor, high score; Mrs. George
Carson, guest; Mrs. James
Cashell, Consolation; and Mrs.
Thomas Bailey.
Mrs. Vestus Wilcox, Mrs. Ed
ward Smith and Mrs. Ulysses
Griffith w attended the annual
meeting of the Women of the
Episcopal Church, Diocese of
Washington, which was held at
st. Johns Church, Bethesda, on
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Peoples will dvpIieote oil prizes won by
customers where such winners indicote
that heir G. E. foshbuIbs were purchased
from Peoples Drug Store. Further details
OF photo counter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

Has more than 100 thumb indexed
pages. more than 100000 unified
entries. i43 full color pointines.
more thon $500 photographs. full
color mops in As-poee World Altos
Cozetteer. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-29

ADMIN. sEC'Y. &5,200-Immsdiate
opening with "Tcp Fight exec.
for an experienced secretary,
meet wealthy clients. write letters
s Sn ySgr ow M, s as,ys Mill g Up
NzRS si I'll ssa ss eiGisns ssis E ~.
s &c svshus. ~. s,si4z tsnpl.
ADMIN. SECYS., SIS, 900
sx.Ss o'i s.SRt s IiEas 'hhd. az eoo n,
Sees; Cd. GOOD future to $40
Jr. ,te1os;. contractor - $40
BKkPRS.-ASSTS.
ssEEEE PPrs... . ssss; S sssn. R.pd- ssSS
Asst. Skkpsrpss.; payroll a5aaIi els. to sSS
Other Office Positions
Typists, light shhd.: All. to Ss5
Gil. -typists; many ------S70-$55
Figure eiEs.. typs--------to So
csshisrs tSS: type-----.o .sSSSS
ssiss; ,, fslI and part time sd -
OEGN Az I'm. Ihuh6Oh19
ATLAS AGENCY
1870 n. z. Ave. NV. RE. 7.576T
ADM. SECYS. to SIS, 200
Rockville. Bethesda. 9. B..
BKKPR., Bethesda s44O
eECYs.. no shorthand. subs, $396
RECEIPT, -TYPISTe $3.50
CLERk. some typing -----@- $685.
.CLERK-TYPISTS
to 1895
coMPToMETER INST. S37b
s kEY ETENSeYE S ssPs5; white $s9
RECEPT. -TYPisT, fee paid : $40
HAGGERTY EMPL.
Suite log, Ellsworth Building
'i op TysNGIsn HRcHrs s sH s siSso4
oPPHfSS N pA AfHSn 8 SG ANS isH s.M.
ADM. SECYS. to $1,000
Select positions in PUBLIC RE-
LATIoNs, CAPITOL HILL: Law.
EEDpSUgcc4AETpIco4NI,, EMBASSIES 1M@RRA!1sssgIEs AND
N0AMGkSOAA9 OEG 4SES.
MAGAZINE st. 500
Public Rel. secy. for Editor.
'AIRLINES ----St. 500
Intsrnatl.: Girl Fri; plush ofc.
Law --------to So, 900
Internatl.: Antitrust: General.
MFG. REPRES. to 500
1-oirl ofc.: Diversified.
LEGISLATIVE st. $425
National co.-Hill contacts.
RECEIPTS. ITO 500
GIRL FRIDAYS $500
CLK.-TYPISTS to 500
Social: Law; Association.
JUNIORS $70-$90
Trainees and Experienced.
CLERKS S60-S70
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward BLDG. 18th and. n NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7.44l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-29
SALES, ADVERTISING
SALESMAN

~e@AA@ASAS8AAAN
Experienced. for our busy men'S
wear department. Excellent earn
1ngS, salary and commission.
1RVING'S, 10th and Z NV,
SALESMAN
Leading mems furnishing chain has
opening for experienced salesman.
Excellent earnings. Full company
Dement'S. Wonderful opportunity.
Apply manager, NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP, 500 14th st. NV.
SERVICE SALESMAN, to work for
large Ford leadership; experience
IN diagnosing and ability 70 make
body and fender estimates neces-
sary; salary and commissions paid
holidays and vacation, retirement
ana other company benefits. See
MI. Denntson. service manager,
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 30lO Rhode
Island ave. ne.
SERVICE STATION MAN. exper :,
white; 6-day wk.. 7:30 to 8 pm.
CHURCH MorSoSR Hanal il. ai IsAztts
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS,
2or men capable Of shift work,
night MANAGEMENT and driving
service truck. Must be neat and
dependshle. Only thoroughly ex-
per. need apply. Salary open. Call
JU. 5.3000 for sppt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-29
hElp W0MEN
icoNTINUEDl

ADMIN. sEc.Y. ss,2oo-Immsdiate
iiS re- a With sap.rie Ss sns sSss
meet wealthy clients, write letters
on your own. Salary viii 60 up
RAPIDLY for real efitiency. GRAEB-
NER'g. Silver Spring, S6l6 0eOr-
ga avenue. ~. stS144 (enpl.
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NV, 149 Thomas St!-6 rms.
with rec. rm., liv rm, din rm.,
bedrmS., bath. Near schools.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CHURCHES FOR SALE

STONE CHURCH. Cathedral Archi-
tect, Gallatin st., close to transp
excel. prkg., lge. auditorium, pipe
organ. lge. Sun. schl. and social
rrn.. study rnn.. mod. kit, laws,
. sep. heating units, rectory, gar:
lge. lot CLAUDE SHIFLET a. NJ
NJ NORTHERN. Excl. AGENTS, RA.
3-78O0; DI. 7-SS42.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

LIVING ROOM, dinette, bedroom
enclosed porch, washing facilities
near store and bus; $50. ia
7-l672.
Mr.. KEY BRIDGE-Large ultra.
modern efficiency: IA. 7-91Sl
Sun. and ewes; RE. 7-2062 days
Mr.. Fl. MYER, 1918 N. Quinn st
-1-bedrm. apt, S67.50. Mgr.
IA. 7-1S50. WALKER d DUN.
LOP, INC, ST. 3-5050.
N. ARL.-Large 2-bedrm, duplex
sized kitchen, rec. rm., conven.
lent location. Available July l
Sll5. IA 4-O4S3
Evening star., 1960-06-26

BETHESDA, nr. River rd.-Splji
iteyveL 4 bedrms.,. ga baths, mod
Lease l yr. or more, sos mo
Avail. July /. DU. 1860,
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nfQp&n

CHEVY CHASE, Forest Hills =
English Tudor with nv. rm., dH.
rm.. den, large jalousied ph%n.
modern kitchen on lst. g Hms .,
2 baths on End. Maids room with
bath in bsmt. Priced S3S,5O0. 1880
29th st. NV. Shown by appt. EN-.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

CoNVENIENCE-That is what this
apt: offers to shopping, transp.
and all once bldgs,: 2 bedrms.,
kit. and bath available tmmed.;
S75. 700 Eye st. NV. SHANNON
q LUCHS CO., Ma. S-2345.
DORCHESTER APTs.-1. 2 and 8
bedrms., air cond.. garden-type,
swimming pool, utils. incl: ga
RACES avail; close to Navy Annex,
Pentagon. walking distance to
shopping. churches and schools.
2040 Columbia pike. ia. 7-0305.
FOR LEASE in old Colonial home,
> lge. airy rms, kit, bath. lge.
closets and hall, overlooking gar
den; random width floors: comp!
privacy. Call XII. 9-5252.
FORT MYER AND HILLSIDE GAR
DENS-Immed and future occu-
paney: l bedrm., SS5 to S92. so;
> bedrms., S99.50 to Sl10. incl.
all utils. Also some furnished
apts. Open daily 8 to 5; Sun. l
to s.. 1914 N. 18th st. ia.
S-6S77, ia. S-3S1S.
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TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
KE. $1,000
SPRINGFIELD. VA.-Like new! +

SPRINGFIELD. VA-Like new! Re-
decor. bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm..
modern kitchen, bath. carport and
utility room. Handicapped yard,
fenced back. Attic storage, large
closets. Conv. location. Sl35, Ma.
S-0521. after 4. FL. 4-S66S.
so. ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. house;
fenced yard; Just refiniShed;
$50. 400 South Wayne ST., Arl.,
Va, Ii. 4-1S30. 27'
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AHHNANDALE N. in beautiful COLUM-
BlA PINES-3-bedrm, brk ram
oler; sep. din. rm., full bsmt -,
: scr, porch; lge. lot. Sl40
PARhLAWN - 3-bedrms lIs-bath
brk; rambler; lovely GE Xii !:
,7Anchor-fenced yd. Si35.
SUNSET MANOR at BAILEYs X
K0ADS-3-bedrm. brk. rambler
Win sep. din. rm., full bsmt. :
Deautiful lge, kit. with eating
, SpsGe; lge; yd, $3.50.
LAhE BANCROFT = Beautiful 4
fS.ni' perm 2-bath; contemporary BIZ
rn1.,, very lge. family kit, open
porch, rec. rm.; carport Avail
July Is. S225,
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GEORGETOWN

320s Q ST. N.w.-3 bed
rms, Ia baths. 2 fireplaces,
patio, partly air conditioned.
Fully and attractively fur
nished. On 2 buslines. May
be leased from l to 8 yrs.
to responsible party: $500
per mo. including heat, hot
water, gas and electricity.
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SEMINARY VALLEY
4 BEDROOMS

Brand-new house; never lived in
. full baths. living rm. with flre.
place, scr. porch, equipped kitch.
en-, full bsmt. Walk to elementary
school and Hammond. High. Tc
inspect call
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CL. 6-3711

CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON-2 duplexe
avail. July / and Aug. /. Liv. rm.
din. rm., screened porch, . bed
rms. and bath, fenced yard. TC
inspect, call SHANNON & LUCHS
Ma. S-2345.
COLUMBIA PIKE, mr.. Pentagon-3.
b.r. brk. ramb., Ia baths, GE kit
spotless $140. July 8. ia. 7-O250
CoLUMBR1A RD. AND CONN. AVE
AREA-Completely restored town
house. 1929 Mintwood pl, NV.
rms. 4 baths. Semifin. bsmt., lge
gar, ? rms. over gar, cedar fence
enclosed patio. Rent or sale
ia. 2-l692 after 6 pm.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 656 Brandy,
wine st. s.e.-3 bedrms., liv. rm
din. rm., kit. bath; bsmt., fencet
yard, nr. school and shopping
Sl1O. NEWcoMB JONES REALTY
INC, 10. 2-04O0.
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CONGRESS HTS. AREA-3-bedrm
duplex house; Ia baths. gas heat
with or without utils. 10. 2-0151
CONN. AREA, 271S Woodley pi.-
bedrms., lRe. screened porches
gas heat; Sis mo. WO. 6-413s
CONN. AND BEECH AVE. AREA
FACING Rock Creek Park. Beauti.
fully and completely furnished
6rlck home on high elevation
Delightfully."- cool and enchantine
enclosed garden; affords privacy
2-baths, drawing room and batt
oil f1rst level. Living room, dinine
room combination, study witt
extensive library and HI-FI rec.
orc, collection. Attractive kitchen
Maid and yard service available
years lease. Available Immediate.
~. Call MRS. KENNER, WO
6.2437. WALKER a DUNLOP
irNC" Realtors, Uptown once
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ASHTON AREA. brk
Colonial, . baths, Ist-h. den anc
law; also = attic bedrms., porches
several acres for garden or norses
500 mo. RIPLEY CO., JU
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ROGER D. WASHBURN
REAITOR

925 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST. 3-2s15 Ewes, KE. 6-s77A
HOUSE FOR RENT in cheVy
Chase, D. c., for the period OF
July /, 1860 to January /, 1861
at CLOS 29th st. NV. The house
Is furnished, has 2-baths, 9.
bedrooms, recreation room, air
conditioners and fans. Priced
S2O0:OO per month. Call LINDLEY
BECKWORTH at Emerson 2-I59g
or at Capitol 4-312l, ext. 1881
SEVEN CORNERS, Sleepy Hollow
area--3-bedroom rambler, TV HI
Fl, piano. air conditioners: avail.
able Immediately for 6 months
SlS5. JE. 4-4072.
SILVER SPRING-Brick rambler
on quiet street; 3 bedrooms, rec
able Aug: S235 mo. Call JU
7-64S7, WALKER & DUNLOP
INC. REALTORS, IA. $1,000,
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(eoNIINUEo)

ARL. -McLEAN-FALLS CHURCH -
Ramblers. split-levels and Colo.
mails: SI25 through S275. Some
for immed. occupancy; 2, 3 anc
4 bedrms. Call Mrs. Stover, THE
DARBY CO., ia 5-9393; ewes
and Sun, ,IE. 4-049I.
ARMY MAP SERVICE AREA.
Immaculate 2-bedroom brick
Cape Cod; paneled rec. room
with fireplace and built-in
bar. Fireplace in living
room, available for immed-
late occupancy. Very rea-
sonable rent. Call MISS
BRANDT, HA. 7-4500, or
OIL. 6-lS09 for appointment
70 inspect. FREDERICK w,
RERENS SAIE INfs
Evening star., 1960-06-26

BETHESDA, Edgemoor = Williams
burg with bedroom and bath on
1st floor, . bedrooms and bath up;
rec; room and bath in basement:
SD. WO. $4,000. EDW, H
JONES g. CO., INC.
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ANDREWS AREA

SNO4VI FFD t11LEA
FEW BLKS. ANDREWS
- Ramblers a bedrms,l
Z Split levels a hedrms)
Rambler g bedrms,J
bIand-new homes: equipped kits
,dlShWaShers, disposals. 0'
"eekoayS, $50 to 4, RE. 5-43l3
Ewes, 10. 2-372O
ASSNANDALE-FALLS CHURCH; SI35
spacious brick rambler with fjlI
IiI Iiied Walk-out-bsmt. Near shop
ONE ACRE lot at end Of lovely
eSfTa esfsu-ehd street. 2 bedrms., many
5@a6sdS; 5a1Hs; LAIRD REALTY CO. JE.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS in Fairfax, 20 minis. to
Pentagon; lge. 6-rm. brk. rambler;
breakfast nook: . wood burning
nrepls.; fabulous rec. rm.; near
Trans; schools, shopping. S175
Evening star., 1960-06-26

AURORA HILLS : 3-bedrm. brk
Colonial, l "a baths, sep. din, scr
porch equip. kit, full bsmt. with
MILLICAN REALTY, CIR. 3-46Ia
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1enucious
Stuved Off
ByLoneshot

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1e
(AP) George Widener's Ma
tinal, longest priced entry in
the 8-horse field, hooked up
with the favorite Tenacious
in a blazing stretch battle to-
day to post a length victory in
the $4,000 Marriage Purse at
the Fair Grounds.
Jockey Harlon Darltor boot
ed the 4-year-old gelding to
the head of the pack as they
turned for home and the Wild
ener color bearer had enough
left to withstand Mrs. Joe w.
Browns Tenacious.
Joseph Gavegnano's Fire
sickle took the show spot.
The great majority of the
crowd of 1869 completely
overlooked Matinal who re-
turned S46.20, $3.50, and $7.2O.
Tenacious. the even money
favorite, paid $3.4O and 1920
and Firesickle returned S5.
Matinal trailed Dordi's
Queen most of the way in the
mile-and-one sixteenth event.
Dordi's Queen was finished at
the head of the stretch and
Matinal jumped into the lead
as Tenacious moved upon the
outside.
Matinal and Tenacious raced
as a team for the last sixteenth
of a mile with Dalton applying
pressure to keep Matinal in
front.
Matinars time was 1:4535,
more than two full seconds off
the track record set last year
by Tenacious.
Firm Ruler (S10) and
Ormszd CS7.40) won the first
two races for a s56.2O payof in
the daily double.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Jan. 16.-Little Limey. owned
and bred by Claiborne c. Carter
OF Orange. Va, made it clear
he is Just about the best s.
year-old on the grounds when
he won the $4,000 Bermuda
purse by pa lengths here today.
The stewards were compelled
to disentangle a double foul
claim before declaring Little
Limey the official winner to
the delight of a large portion
OF the rather disappointing
crowd Of 8,242 fans. Little
Limey, a son Of British Buddy
and Flourecent, scored his
third straight victory here and
paid 81 40.
Timberlane Second
Timberlane, owned and
trained Dy MISS Daphne NJ.
Ceilings, finished second in the
7-furlong sprint and George
w. Parker'S Captain Hook
third. another two lengths be-
hind. Jockey Larry Reynolds.
who rode Timberlane, claimed
he was fouled by Little Limey
and Jockey Clarence Smith.
Seconds later, Jockey Joe
Servis, who pilted Captain
Hook, told the stewards that
Timberlane had fouled him.
After examination OF the
films, the stewards said that
there was some humping on
the backstretch but not bad