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est directors is Otto Prem
niger. His rantings and
shoutings have terrorized
actors. In "The Man With
the Golden Arm," the key
scene came when Sinatra.
as q dope addict trying to
shake the habit, went into
the withdrawal agonies.
Preminger, the perfectionist.
outlined days Of takes, re-
hearsals and re-takes.
Frank firmly said no. He
knew how he wanted to play
1t.
"Just keep those cameras
grinding" said Frank. The
scene was done with one take
and no rehearsals-just q dis
cussion beforehand. It saved
thousands of dollars on the
budget and got Frank an
Academy Award nomination
that year.
Spontaneity His Aim
II don't buy this take and
retake jazz" explains Sinatra.
"The key to good acting on
the screen is spontaneity-
and that's something you lose
a little with each take"
Some Of Sinatra's famous
set feuds stemmed from
Franks own method system.
In Guys and Dolls" he CO.
starred with Marion Brando,
a perfectionist who wants
take after take.
After a few weeks of this,
Sinatra told Director Joe
MdIlkleWlCD.
Don't put me in the game,
coach, until Mumbles Is
through rehearsing."
Much has been written
about Franks trouble with
the press. Comic joey Bishop
got a big laugh one night at
a benefit when he followed
Frank on the show.
For an encore" said
Bishop. Frank will punch q
photographer in the nose"
No one laughed more at
the rib than Frank. It's true
that Frank has enemies
among the press-some of
them the biggest syndicated
columnists in the business.
One woman columnist, a
longtime foe of Franks, was
sitting in the Stork Club one
See SINATRA, Page D-2
Evening star., 1961-01-15

by Frank himself, makes him
a bourbon guzzling lover of
beautiful women-a swinger
par excellence.
Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, the
attractive wife and mother of
his three children, separated
from Frank in 1850. But
today, she says:
mo father could be more
devoted or more kind to his
family than Frank. And no
family could love their father
more"
The eldest Of the children,
Nancy. 20, recently married
Tommy Sands.
Like his old friend, Hum
phrey Bogart, Sinatra plays
hard and works hard.
He's Dangerous
Spencer Tracy, co-starring
with him now in "The Devil
at 4 O'Oclock," is acknowl-
edged one of the great actors
of the screen. OF Sinatra, he
says: Don't get overconfi-
dent around him in a scene"
Producer-Director Stanley
Kramer had Frank in THE
Pride and the Passion" a few
years back. AS Kramer re-
calls:
1--WE locationed a few hours
ride from Madrid. The whole
cast stayed there except
Frank. He said he wouldn't
hole UP in the sticks for q
million dollars, so he stayed
in Madrid.
1T used to make me damn
mad to see him drive up to
the set in a taxi at 8 am.
I was sure he had been up all
night watching the Gypsies
dance flamenco.
"Then he'd. take a quick
look at the script and say
Let's get this circus on the
road
Master of Naturalness
"The cameras would turn.
One take and secretly want
ed to yell take after take
to make Frank suffer but I
realized that he had made
the first take come alive
|. as If he had been rehearsing
1t for q week.
He is the master Of nat
uralness In acting"
One Of Hollywood's tough
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SCREEN

AMBASSADOR Disney's "swiss Family Robinson;
starts Friday
APEX-Ben-E -Eur."
CAPTToL-vlnase Of the Damned; starts January ~.
DUPONT-sThe world Of Apu"
KETTHS-"The Misfits" Marilyn Monroe, Clark Gable.
MACARTHUR -Ingmar Bergman's "The Virgin Spring"
Observation-Disclosures Dsneys "Swiss Family Robin
SOM; starts Friday.
ONTARIO-"Portrait OF Sinner; Nadia Tiller.
PALACE-"Go Naked in the World"
WARNER" "Spartacrs"; Laurence Olivier Kirk Douglas,
Peter Ustinov and Jean Simmons; starts Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Kirk Douglas, in the title role, locks in gIadi-
atOrial battle to the death with Woody Strobe
in "Spartacus," story of the slave who kin.
died revolt that shook the Roman Empire in
the last century b. C. Onlookers UP there in
the COl0SSeums box seats are Jean Simmons
as the slave Varinia, Nina Foch and Laurence
Olivier as the wealthy Crassus in the Spec
tacle starting Wednesday at the Warner.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE

NATTONAL,-Balets Afrlcains; starts January %.
CAPITOL-New York City Ballet: January a. IS. 26.
CATHOLIC UNIvERSITY-"Barabb by Michel de
Gheldernde starts January q.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
ALL ASHORE THAT'S GOING ASHORE

Dorothy Mcclure ushes for
family arrive the desert isle that their
they suspect in "Swiss Family Robinson John Mills
Arthur others Importantly cast in Walt Dsney film of the aden
e classic starting Friday the Metropolitan and Ambassador
Evening star., 1961-11-19


Scarlet Street" l945 Edward c. Robinson.
ll:2o-9
Track the Man Down." 1857 Kent Taylor.
l2:l5-
Mondoy PM.
Sunday Dinner for Soldier" 1914. Anne
Baxter. 100
Love Finds Andy Hardy" 1888. Mickey
Rooney. 5:oo-q
"The shOpwOru Angel" 1888 Margaret sulIl-
van. ll:2o-s
Laughter in Paradise" 1851. Alistair Sim.
1851
l"AIias Gentleman" l94s Wallace Beey.
100
Tuesdoy P.M.
while New York Sleeps" 1889 Michael
WhaIen. 1905
Between Two Women" 1914. Lionel Barry
more 500
"The Sheep Has Five Legs" 1854 Fernandez
l1:20-9
phantom From 10000 Leagues" 1855. Kent
Taylor. 1851
I'The Heavenly Body" le43 William Powell
1863
Wednesday PM.
Happy Land" 1913 Don Ameche. 1905
Keep Your Powder Dry" l945 Lana Turner
500
"A Star Is Born" 1855. Judy Garland.
1l:2o-9
"Cy Vengeance" 1854 Mark Stevens.
1851
'6ewitched" 1915. Phyllis Thaxter. 2:lo-s
Thursday P.M.
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Sunday Am.
South of Rio" ls4e Monte Hale. 1900
Sunday PM.
kid Dynamite" 1898 East Side Kids.
1905
"So Little Time" 1852. Maria SeheII. l:3o-7
"GuIIiVers Travels. 1889 Cartoons 2:3o-4
Abbott and Costello in Hollywood" ls45. Bud
Abbott 40o-5
Affair With Stranger" 1858 Jean Simmons.
1905
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31
Self-Made
Sermon
For Missioner

IBA, P.I. What do you
do when a sermon is unin-
teresting? Father Thomas Con-
very, a Columbian missionary
from Trenton, NJ, recently
discovered a new approach.
Fathers sermon on this
particular Sunday may not
have been too good. He never
did learn just what the peo-
pie thought of it. The sermon
was barely under way when
q patriarch of the parish went
over to the side of the church
and took down one of the sta
tons of the cross.
Then. back in his seat the
old man began to study the
picture seriously. Soon the
congregation gave its undivid-
ed attention to the mans
earnest meditation.
Father Convery admitted
defeat and quickly concluded
the sermon.
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Up ~ British - 1850 Al
1870 pm, Chan. 10 - The Man
In Half Moon, Street Para
mount, 1914 All.
MONDAY. APRIL
3 am, Chan. 4 The Postman
Always Rings Twice, Part
MGM, I945 - b. objection: The
retributlon is not sufficient to
c%oanteract the effect of the ma.
ture and action of the story, and
is not directly related to the
crime ~comnitted.)
$50 am, Chan. 10 Melody In
Spring MIRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 Ship Alloy
MGM. 1871 - All.
11.I5 pm, Chan. 10 49, Or. Broad
way Paramount, l941 All.
ll:20 pm, Chan. 6 ~ Dark Horse
Universal, 1915 All.
TUESDAY, APRIL
2 am, Chan. A The Postman
Always Rings Twice, Part 2
MGM. l945 r. b. Objection: See
abovel
$50 am, Chan. 10 Notorious
Sophie Land MIRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Tenth Avenue
anger - NUM- 1871 Al
lI:I5 pm. Chan. 10 Happy Go
Lucky ~ Paramount, 1912 Is.
COLLECTION. Light treatment of
marriage; suggestive songs, sit
uations and dialogue.
ll.20 pm, Chan. 6 Jimmy, the
Gent - NRA.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
Q am. Chan. 4 Dangerous Mis-
sion, Part /, 1883 Al
$50 am. Chan. 10 Unframed
Women United Artists, 1851
S pm. Chan. a. Bad Guy-MGM,
1886 - All.
ll:l5 pm, Chan, 10 Skyiark
Paramount, 1910 All.
1i:20 pm, Chan. 6 Smar
Money MIRA.
THURSDAY, APRIL &
9 am, Chan. A. Dangerous Mis-
sion, Part 2 - RK0, 1853 - Al.
The Harvey Girls 49, MGM, i945
$50 am. Chan. 10 Hell Ship
Mutiny MIRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Beauty For the
Asking - RK0, 1888 All.
,Il:l5 pm, Chan. 10 Wild Har-
vest r Paramount, 1851 l946
q. objection: Tends to condone
excessive drinking; suggestive
sequence.1
1920 pm, Chan. 6 - Humoresque
Warmers, 1916 - B. objection:
Suicide in plot solution.l
FRIDAY, APRIL 7
9 am, Chan, 4 The Harvey
Girls, Part 2 MGM, i945-AlI.
$40 I'm, Chan 10 - Secrets of
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MOTION PICTURE cLAsSIFIcA.
DEcENCY: Al Morally UnObJec-
tionable tor All: All Morally I'm
objectionable for Adults; b Moral.
~ Objectionable In Part for ALE
c Condemned. MIRA No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81
Q am, Chan. A Reunion in
France, Part 2 MGM, 1912
All.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Clarence
Paramount, 1885 AL !.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Born to BE Bad
-RKO, l949 Is. objection:
Reflects the acceptability of di-
Vorce. suggestive sequence.l
1l.l5 pm, Chan. 10 = The Blue
Veil RKo, 1850 All.
Its20 pm, Chan. & Gold il
Where You Find Il First Ma.
tionai, 1887 Al.
SATURDAY, APRIL
las pm, Chan. 10 Voice OF Ter.
o MIRA.
pm, Chan 6 Mary Stevens.
MD. - MIA,
ilt5 p m, Chan. 6 49, Adventures
of Capt. Fabian Republic,
1851 b. objection: Low moral
tone.t
i1:t5 pm, Chan. 10 The Cru
saders MIRA.
/ am. Chan. 4 - The Hell Divers
-NRA.
/ am, Chan. 6 Secret Service
OF the Air Warmers. 1938-AL
100 pm, Chan. 10 Duck Soup
MIRA.
SUNDAY, APRIL
10 am, Chan ! 80 Beyond the
Rockies MIRA.
II noon, Chan. 10 Bright Eyes
NRA.
2 pm, Chan. 6 Old Maid $500
Warmers, 1888 All.
5 pm, Chan 4 When | Grow
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televised from Cathedral of
the Holy Cross, Boston.
TO AM, WOSu RADIO
The Resurrection Symphony.
No. 2, C Minor by Gustav
Mailer, with Bruno Walter
conducting the New York
Philharmonic.
II AM, CHAN. +Cardi-
nal Cushing celebrant of Mass
televised from Cathedral of
the Holy Cross, Boston.
HIS AM, WoSU RADIO
Easter music from Handel's
Messiah. Leonard Bernstein
conducting the New York
Philharmonic.
PM, CHAN. & Tele-
vision opera, Break of Day"
presented in cooperation with
the National Council of Catho-
lie Men.
1870 PM. CHAN. l0-Fam-
lily Theater THE Kiss Of
Judas" the story of the pas
sion and death Of Christ.
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Inter-Faith Film Listing

Daily film listings by
The lnfer-Faith Film Com.
mittee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
TEENAGERS
FAMILY
GRAND Cinerama Holt
day.
PALACE 1901 Dalma-
tions.
OHIO - The Alamo.
GRANDVIEW, LIVING.
ST0N Saturday matinee
also - Ben-Hur.
MILES EAST MAIN, WEST
BROAD Friday only -
Dinosaurs, Sad Horse.
RUSSELL - Gin d erfella,
Freckles.
STATE, WesferViIIe Sat
urday and Sunday matinee
only When Comedy Was
King.
AIRPORT - Journey TO the
Center of the Earth, Son. of
Robinhood, Return of he
Fly.
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HE is RISEN .ALLELUIA

HOPE-the virtue which gives meaning to life and carries
one through periods of depression and Encouragement kept
glowing in the hearts of the poor of the Near and Middle East
partly through help given by the Catholic Near East Welfars
Association.
WE ARE GRATEFUL to all our friends and benefactors for
the continuing support of the work of the Association. During
the Paschal Season it is our fervent prayer that the real mean
ing of Easter will brighten the virtue of hope in the hearts of
all of our benefactors and that the Risen Christ will fill them
with true joy.
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Legion of Decency:
nv Movie Ratings

Monte Carlo - Republic, 1851
Al.
5 pm, Chan. a. The Penalty
-MGM, 1910 - All.
1l:15 pm, Chan. 10 1872 Going My
Way ~ Paramount, l943 - Al.
1l:20 pm, Chan. 8 49, / Am a Cam
era DCA, 1854 49, b. lObiec.
ton: This film in basic story,
Characterization, dialogue and
costuming offends Christian and
traditional standards of morality
and deceney, and must, there
fore, be judged as wholly insult
able on moral grounds for all
persons, youth and adults.)
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The Columbus Auto Club adj
vises motorists to watch for
pedestrian S when passing
buses stopped at the curb.
DISSEMINATING passengers, hur-
rying to make connections
with other mass transit vehic-
les, often disregard auto traf-
fic. A motorist must be alert
for the pedestrians who for
get their safety rules in an
effort to catch their buses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31
RETURNS TO us.

WASHINGTON (NC) ~
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani,
former Apostolic Delegate to
the us, will be the papal
legate TO the fourth Inter-
American Congress on Chris
tian Doctrine, to be held in
Dallas, Tex, Nov. % through
Dec. /.
Announcement of the APP
%pointment of Cardinal Cicog-
mani by His Holiness Pope
John XIII was made here by
Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi,
Apostolic Delegate to the us.
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the Mass from BoStOnS Holy
Cross Cathedral.
Break of Day" a new tele-
vision opera, viii be present
ed at / pm. Sunday, April ,,
on WTVN-TV, Chan. 6.
Starring roles in the special
hour,long edition will be sung
by Ronald Reitan and Mildred
Allen Of the Metropolitan
Opera. Reitan will sing the
leading role of Malchos, a
Roman soldier stationed in
Jerusalem at the time Of the
Crucifixion Miss Allen will
sing the role of his young
wife, Clodia.
Richard Cardinal Cushing
will be the celebrant of the
Mass teIevised at IL am. Eas-
ter Sunday, WLW-C, Channel
4. from the Cathedral of the
Holy Cross in Boston. The
Mass from the Cathedral will
be carried on WBN S-TV,
Chan. 10, at 10 am.
Following is a schedule of
Holy Week radio and TV pro-
grams:
SATURDAY, APRIL ]
7 PM, ii a A. The
Triumphant Hour Story of
Christs Resurrection.
PM, WMN RADIO
Music by the st. Kilian Boys
Choir, Farmingdale, Long Is
land Arpaid Darazs. director.
SUNDAY, APRIL z
$3.50 AN, CHAN. I0-The
Christopher 1.-The Bells of
Easter"
9 AN, WoSu RADIO
Eugene Ormandy conducts the
Philadelphia Orchestra in per
Torrance of Rimsky Kor-
sakov's Russian Easter Over
ture, Opus 36.
10 AM, CHAN, 10-Mass
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31

THE LONELINESS OF CHRIST ON GOOD FRIDAY-how
terrible it must have been! The loneliness of people suffering
from Leprosy must at times be frightening-how well Christ
can understand their feelings! In His Passion He was treated
as one used to be treated who had that dread disease. His love
for Lepers and His understanding of their feelings is made
manifest by His care of them through devoted Missionaries who
work in, and generous Catholics who support. Leprosariums.
Could you help in the work of caring for Lepers by joining our
DAMIEN LEPER CLUB? The dues are one dollar a month.
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Films TT Radio
N2N "a Nv II7
LITURGY, MUSIC, DRAMA
Radio TV Programs
Set For This Weekend

The liturgy of the Church, religious drama and
music will be featured on local radio and televiSion
stations this weekend.
Special programming includes a specially written
opera, and Richard Cardinal Cushing as celebrant of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31
so WHO SLEEPS?

ST LOUIS (NC) It's
about time people quit refer
ring to the Catholic laity as
a sleeping giant Arthur j.
Conley insisted.
He's chairman Of the fami.
~ life committee of the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic
Men and also father Of nine
children. lie detailed Il
haven't had any sleep for two
years not because of NCCM
activities but because of all
the kids waking up so early"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31

GARDEN - Friday only
Samson and Delilsh, A Dogs
Best Friend.
SOUTHERN - Stature day
only - Flaming Star, Wizard
of Baghdad.
STATE, Observation-Disclosures
Worlds of CULVER, | Aim at
the Stars.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

Front room. Near Holy Rosary
and bus line. Widow wants
companion. Home privileges.
CT. 2-4960.
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HOUSE FOR RENT

Fine house for fine Catholic
family. 426 Reinhard Ave.
st. Mary Parish. Available
April LIST. AM. 7-4529.
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II you haven't been reading
fhe want ads, you have been
losing money. Read and profit.
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however, prevented the start of the
building. At the end of the war many
peopIe had died, many had emigrated
TO other places, and the money had all
been spent. In 1880 the people began
thinking again of having a new
church. 1t was 1889 by the time suf-
6cient money was saved; the Second
World War began and brOugh. them
the same consequences as the War OF
I9I4-18. Last year it became essential
to begin work on a new church. Plans
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-31

eOrding to modern requirements and the work begun. The peO~
nile have given as much as they can In money and labor and
the crypt is almost completed. This will have TO serve as the
church for some time to come. Now, however, a ROOF must Dc
built over the crypt and the estimated cost is $4,000. Could
you help? The Church is named in honor of the Assumption OF
Our Lady.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ANTIQUES

Antiques, Furniture, Dishes
THE OLD JUNK SHOP
1880 S High St, Columbus, O..
HI. 1882 Steve Szabados
Open Daily
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ALMOST FIFTY YEARS ago

plans were made for a new parish church in GhAAiR In LLbA'
NON. The money had been saved and construction was TO be-
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81 AROSE, AND AM STILL WITH THEE" - these are the
opening words of the Introit of the Mass for Easter. To thu
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dents at the SYRIAN PAIkIAhCHAL SEMINARY IN LEBA~
NON. viii you share in helping to educate one of these young
men for the priesthood by contributing $500? The money may
be given in instaIlmentS.
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present day Our Blessed Saviour Is still with
US in many ways, particularly in the Holy
Sacrament Of the Altar. He will remain with
as, too, until the end of the world. For His
Eucharistic Presence amongst as priests
are needed. Among the many boys all over
the world studying for the priesthood are
BENHAM HINDO and JAQUES MAKA, stu
Evening star., 1961-08-06

MIIIer.Fields Buick, Inc.
Monroe Ford Company
MontTose Motors
Moore.GTear Motors, Inc.
Nash-Arlington Corporation
Northeast Motor Company
0'Brien & RohalI, Inc.
0lmstead Motor Company
Orbit Rambler, Inc.
0urisman Msndell Chevrolet Co,
Bill Page Ford
Palmer Ford, Inc.
Palmer Mercury, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-06
.AUTOMOT|vE TRADE ASSOCIATION

Parkway Motor Co., Inc.
Paul Brothers, Inc.
Bob Peck Chevrolet
PIymouth.ShiTlingto Co.
Pohsnka Service, Inc.
lack Pry
Reds Sales & Service
Restorff Motors
Ricksrd & Davis
Rockville Motor Company, Inc,
Rosenlhai Chevrolet Co.
Royal Motors, Inc.
|. P. Stafford, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Flood Pontiac Company
Foley Ford, Inc.
FolIin Motors
Fowler Motors, Ltd.
Francis & Parsons, Inc.
Grady Motors Corporation
John Clifford Motors, Inc.
Haley's incorporated
Handley Motor Company, Inc
Joe Heishman's
Hicks Chevrolet, Inc.
Hill & Sanders Wheaton, Inc.
Hunter Motors
Evening star., 1961-08-06

KapIan & Crawford
Mrby's Sales & Service, Inc.
H. 3. Lantzsch, Inc.
Logan Motor Co.
Loving Chevrolet. Inc.
Lustine-Nicholson Motor Co., Inc.
Manhattan Auto, Inc.
Mann Motors, Inc.
Mark Motor Company
Maryland Motors, Inc.
McNey Motors, Inc.
Merson & Thompson
Evening star., 1961-08-06

sgnesll PoasIsc. Inc.
Iscs slsak Poatlsc. Inc.
sounsa Motor Sales. Inc.
: ] sroNn PoHilsc. Inc.
salgh srown Buick. Inc.
sr-oNs Motor Company. Inc.
lee Q eutlef. Inc.
CsthaeSS euck. Inc.
Czrltoi Cs6'llsc -0ldsmoblle Co.
CEFtci Ger Distributors. ltd.
CO tcl Ger Sales. Ltd.
Csosci PSpasn Motors. Inc.
Gaze Ford cesp.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

Cherner Motor Co.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., Inc
Colonial 0ldsmobiIe Co.
CoWngton Buick, Inc.
Crossroads Motors, Inc.
Dick Davis 0ldsmobile
Diver Motor Co.
Eaton Chevrolet, Inc.
Edmonds Motors, Inc.
Emerson & 0rme, Inc.
Fairfax Motor Sales, Inc.
Falls Church Motors
Fenner Pontiac, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

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49, ENwr -
Awvm mrwH -swsww
nuwa rrgs e EwNF. n
EwN 49,
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Evening star., 1961-11-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLETS "a Air conditioned;
brand new 1861. Final clese-out {
sale. Impaias-2 and 4 doors,
fully factory equipped. including
radio. heater and poWerglide: VS.
Save from $500 70 S729. BARRY
PATE CHEVROLET, 1880 Conn
ave. NV. Washington. RI. 7-7S7S.
CHEVROLET new I962s: lge. s.lee-
tions. Impala hardtops. Factory
equipped including heater. Mod
1747, S2,736 BIG SAVINGS
BARRY-PATE CHEVROLET, 1870
Conn. ave. NV. Pc. 7-7S7s.
CHEYs.-New 6is final close out;
IS demos; savings from $500 to
$500. BARRY-PATE CHEW. 1880
Conn. ave, RE. lists.
Evening star., 1961-11-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

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FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S. AP. 7-S6S0
ALL CASH for your D. c. property
Very top dollar, immed reliable
service. MR.. MICKEY. RA. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-11-25

MONTGOMERY co. - 2 farms,
speculation or investment, Darnes-
town area, 100 acres on Rte. 70
i,2OO-foot frontage, sodded. Da-
mascus area, 100 acres. tremen-
dous potential. small cash down,
@. A. ScHLESINGER CO:
FIRGINIA FARM = Approx. 56a
acres. River frontage. S15,0OO
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
CulpepeI' va; PhoneS eo5 VA o-ooo@
Evening star., 1961-11-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHARLES CO., MD.

out-ef-state owner offers modern
family home plus income units.
frontage on state Highway q. 3
separate houses. Se nedrms;. 9 ns bed 6ea,
trees and fenced yard. Close to
GOOD grade schools, "a mi. from
b. C., $4,000: terms: rentals will
nay off mortgage. Ewes, call Mrs.
Miller. Wo. 6-3ls4:
w G. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
NR- CHANTILLY AIRPORT-Not in
noise area. AttrRc. 3-bedrm., =
bath home, Gear gar, beaut. acre
plus on Potomac River. Dial
f03-437-124S.
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MOTORCYCLES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
GARAGES
TRAILERS

GARAGE FOR RENT-Only 81 per
mo. Nr. l4th and Girard st. NV.
Phone NO. 5-754S.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CARvAIR 81 Greenbriar wagon;
stand. shift, ike new. $500
THACRER MOTORS. 18th ano
r. /. ave. ne. La 9-11O0.
ICORVAIR '6I 800" 2-dr.; =, h.
tTa5. or Fss; tsrs sc c,I irsas sa1z4s6 W. iSl
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POND a. WALLACE

Loudoun Natl Bank Building
Leesburg, Virginia SP. 7-237S
Ewes. and Sun.
NO. S-5091 or IA. 7-55A5
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LOIS. AeREAeE BOA sALE
(CONTINUED)
ACREAGE FOR SALE

Loudoun County-Northern
Virglnia's Fastest Growing County
Estates, Homes. Lots,
Commercial and Industrial Sites
Residential, Commercial and
Industrial Tracts in Large Acreage
With Sewer and Water Available
over 1000 Acres Sold This Year
SALES PEOPLE WANTED
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK advanced thrust '62s. See
first V-6 engine. RALPH BROWN
BUICK. $40 H Sc. ne, Ii. 8-7l00.
BUICK $50 Rivera coupe: extra
clean privately driven car, full
extras, S499. l0eo dn.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-House, "a
blk. from ocean; 3 bedrmS.. .
baths, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
screened porch. garage with maid S
rm. and bath attached; completely
SLATTERY, LA. 6-4036.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST. NO DELAYS - end
truct loans. Consolidate bills;
money for any purpose; d. C.,
Nd, Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-92SS
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS b,
& INVESTMENT CO. 3iN South.
ern Bldg, MA. S-3331 Immediat,
service. 10 to 4:3O pm.
IF YOU NEED MONEY, borrow or
these sensible 2nd trust rates
$1,000, $50 mo-: $4,000, $50 mo.
$4,000. $50 mo-: $4,000, 500 mo
ROY HANSEN MORTGAGE co.
Va. ia. 4-330O: Md, 10. $4,000
SECOND TRUSTs-Top spot cash
No red .tapei Nd. Va. ID, c. pa,
or evenings. VIII. 6-6lS2. 800