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He says that the book is
meant to be a clear and at
tractive explanation of the
spiritual life for all minor
seminarians. The first part is
a bird's-eye view Of the sem
mary program; the second
part treats of the seIf-dici-
pines the future priest must
develop and explains how each
of these is geared to perfect
ing love for God and man"
HE WROTE IT BECAUSE
the specific lack of spiritual
literature for the minor sem
inian. "Most spiritual books
are addressed to either the re-
llglous adults. or to Catholic
married couples" he ex-
plains.
What is aimed at the adol-
escent concerns those contem-
plating marriage, rather than
youths preparing for the
priesthood. AS a result, we
seminary directors are often
at a loss to suggest books for
our students to read"
TOO OFTEN. I EAR, we
are forced to suggest mater
ial beyond their present stage
of maturity Either the stu
dent gives up in disgust, or
he comes up with many half
ideas, falling to derive the en-
llghtenment and encourage
ment he must have to perse-
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NerU Books
For Catholics

GLENN, PAUL J. A Tour OF
The Summa. (B. Herder. So. A
condensed paraphrase with sub.
ject index.
HALES, EDWARD e. Revolution
And Papacy, 1769-1846. Hanover
House. $4.50) A semipopular his
torical survey with photography.
KERR, JEAN. The Snake Has
All The Lines. doubleday. $3.50.
A collection of light essays ac-
companied by drawings of Whit
ney barrow, Jr.
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upon arriving in 1861, and
suggested that we make the
most of it by trying our hand
at approaching Gods gifts
to us.
NOW, LET NE SAY that |
will cheerfully join with any.
body in denouncing me for
what is wrong with ne. |
will be first and loudest in
condemning Breig when con-
domination is in order-which
is often enough.
| beg leave however, to set
the record straight when | am
raked over the Goals for some
thing / have never said-espe-
cially when / have worn out
myself and my readers say.
ing the opposite.
Obviously the writer's of
the letters-to-the-edito can
not have been reading me
very long.
AS far as | know, | was the
first person in America to set
forth in the public prints the
events and the messages of
Fatima.
FOR NEARLY 20 YEARS,
ever since / first heard of
Fatima, | have been writing
about it in newspapers and
magazines, making speeches,
and telling friends.
From our home have gone
thousands of leaflets about
Fatima.
Fatima at last became popu-
lar. Then a few people began
misinterpreting it as a pro-
phecy of total doom. Sister
Mary Lucy) found it neces-
Sary to announce that she had
never predicted the end of
the world, or a universal nu-
clear catastrophe, or any
thing of the kind.
Note that the first letter
to-the-editor which | have
quoted says that "to doubt the
final prediction of eatastro-
phe is the height of idiocy,"
BUT OUR LADY'S final
prophecy at Fatima was not
about catastrophe; it was "In
the end, my Immacula late
Heart will triumph; Russia
will be converted, and an era
of peace will be granted to
mankind"
Russia long since has pro-
voked wars, perse cutions,
martyrdoms, and destruction
of nations - witness Estonia,
Latvia and Lithuania among
others.
Millions now are doing as
Our Lady requested - pray
ing the Rosary often, receiv-
ing Communion on First Sat
urdayS, and the like, Since
| do believe on our Lady and
do trust in Gods goodness,
| am not awaiting catastrophe
Il am awaiting Russia's con-
version and a bright new to-
morrow for our human fam
lily.
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Yardstick .

Continued from page a
fers to-. Workers have no nat
ural right to co-management.
They may, however, through
legitimate means seek it as
an ideal.
In the past such voluntary
agreements granting work.
ers a share in management
have been productive, as Plus
XI noted, of no small gain
for both wage earners and
employers. Finally, where the
common good indicates the
need, the state may legitimate
ly provide that in certain en-
terpriseS the workers be given
a voice in policy making.
So much for the bare bones
of the Catholic position on
compulsory Condemnation.
IF Co-DETERMIN ALTON
or co-management is not re-
quired by the Natural Law
or communicative justice, it
may, however, be required I'M
der certain circumstances by
the virtue of social Justice.
Among those who have de-
Tended this conclusion are the
well-known German scholar,
Father Oswald Won Nell
Bruening; Canon Brys, Gener-
al Chaplain of the Christian
labor movement in Belgium;
and the late Cardinal Suhard
of Paris.
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Sum

Continued from page q
the grim conclusion of most
observers of the Chinese
scene.
The Peking regime time at.
ter time has insisted that war
is inevitable and that CO.
existence is a betrayal of true
Marxism. One reason for their
willingness to start a war is
that they have 300 million
dependable" human beings.
Three hundred million less
mouths to feed would tighten
their burden.
ANOTHER REASON is that
they seem convinced that the
Capitalist" nations are be-.
coming desperate and so the
Chinese want to get in the
first punch before the "cap-
italist" forces start dropping
their bombs. The main rea-
son, however, is that their IA
natlcism has blinded them to
the dangers of nuclear war
fare. They do not see as clear
ly as Khrushchev the awful
truth that a nuclear war will
mean the end of Red China as
we'll as the free world.
The Red Chinese regime is
a stable regime held together
by a dynamic revolutionary
zeal that is a challenge to the
drifting purposele S S n e SIS Of
the democracies. AS a world
power, its momentum is in
creasing with incredibl
speed.
We may not know how to
stop its progress. But we do
know that recognition of the
regime and its admission to
the U.N. would only ac-
celerate the pace Of its seem
ingly irresistible advance.
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Marriage

Continued from page u
sion should be presented to
the children as a reminder
that we are to pilgrimage to
heaven.
ON THE FEAST of ALI
Saints children may be given
a medal or picture of their
patron saint, and reminded
that there is place in the mis-
sal for celebrating the feast
of newly canonized saints.
But pious customs are not
enough for true Christianity.
Children are little spies. They
detect insincerity on the
part of parents. Either you
live your faith or the family
risks losing it. All must be-
come sincere members of the
Mystical Body. Unless you are
a constant mystery to those
about you, you are hardly
Christlike. Only the fact that
there is a God can explain
why you do what you do.
a CHRISTIAN HOME must
do at least two things: sue
~cessfully establish the pres
ence of God and successfully
emphasize a sense of respon-
sibility to God and neighbor.
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ut takes a brave man, in.
deed, or else a very foolish
one, TO refer TO authenticated
aPparitions of fhe Blessed
Mother and her messages as
predictions of certain zeaioUs
religious enthusiasts
"So many of the prophec.
eies lat Fafima) have already
become realities that to doubt
the final prediction of cafas-
trophe is the height of idioeY.
Russia will scatter her errors
throughout the world, provok-
ing wars and persecution Of
the Church. The good will be
marfyred, various nations
will be annihilafed.' Obvious
IY, Mr.. Breig will not be
among those who are trying
TO f~orestall This catastrophe
by taking the Mother of God
at her word and spreading
her message, instead of de-
riding it,"
Another letter similarly
chides me for "ridicule" Of
those who take seriously the
message of Fatima, and re-
marks that as st. Thomas
had to put his fingers into
the wounds, so l., perhaps
must touch the letter" This,
of course, is a reference to
the letter in which the sur
vivor among the three chill
dren of Fatima. Sister Mary
of the Immaculate Heart
0ucy) wrote down the third
secret of Fatima."
These vigorous denuncia-
lions of me were occasioned
by a jolly column of mine
early this year, in which I
noted that 1860 had come
and gone without bringing a
universal catastrophe, as had
been predicted by certain
jealous religious enthusiasts"
l congratulated all of us
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ness of his calling. While es-
sentially spiritual, the book
contains many practical hints
for the classroom.
THE ORIGINAL WORK,
over 200 years old, has been
used continuously by the
Christian Brothers. 1t includes
quotations from the "a extant
letters of st. LaSalle to the
Brothers during his 40 years
of teaching and teacher OBJ
%seryation and from the 200
meditations which he wrote
'to spiritualize teachers and
pupils"
AS Stars For All Eternity is
the distillation of the aims,
traditions and organized
methods of the Christian
Brothers over nearly three
centuries of teaching. Brother
Francis Patrick's revisions
make it practical for all
teachers. He was assisted by
the suggestions of more than
so Brothers of Christ.
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FIRST sTEPs TO THE PRIESTHOOD.


FIRST STEPS TO THE
PRIESTHOOD, by Melvin Far.
reII, SIS, S3.95, 2o6 pages,
Published November, 1860 by
the Bruce Publishing Com.
panY, 400 North Broadway,
Milwaukee !, Wisconsin.
A priest at St. Edwards
minor seminary Kenmore,
Washington, has written .
book for boys in minor sem
inaries everywhere.
Fr. Melvin Farrell's book,
First Steps TO the Priesthood
is published by Bruce.
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Stars For All Eternity t$3.75)
is a series of So meditations
that any Catholic teacher can
apply to his job.
DRAWING FROM THE BIZ
BILE, writings of St, John Bap-
fist de La Sale, St. John
Chrysostom, Fenelon, BoSsuet
and others, the book covers
such subjects as responsible
ties of the teacher, work Of
the students, parents part in
the work of education, disci-
<pline, order and coercion.
It discusses the virtues of
a good teacher and describes
the apostolate of the class
room SO that no teacher can
fail to appreciate the serious
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we're. So the prospect of writ
ing something to help change
this situation has been with
me for a long time
IN A REVIEW of the book
the Virginia Kirkus Service
said: The emphasis is on
charity. in the sense of love
Of God and neighbor, on learn
ing to know. love and serve
God better, and on develop
ment Of a personal spiritual
life. The book is full of solid
information and sound prac-
tical advice. 1t contains spir-
itual reflections and persua-
sive exhortations. The style is
direct and popular. II should
be a useful volume for use
in the seminary"
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BOOKS
Features
JOSEPH BREIG
Bright side of Fatirna

My eyeballs are stick
ing out in establishment.
/ have been reading a cou-
pie of letterS-to-the-e di-
tor, published in one Of
the newspapers that carry this
column. One letter reads in
part:
THE forces of evil which
are seeking 70 destroy the
faith and unity of Christians
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will undoUbf-
eddy w e l.
c o m Q I h G
rest am.
lmunifion for
their devil
ish campaign
in Joseph
Breig's col.
Un1n under
date of Jan.
I3
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THURSDAY, MARCH 30
HOLY THURSDAY

White veStments, mi t
Psalm AZ in prayers at foot
of the altar, Gloria, no Creed,
Preface Of the Holy Cross,
Communicates and Hanc Ig-
titus are proper, no Last Bless
ing or Last Gospel, Procession
to the Repository, Stripping
of Affairs.
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SATURDAY, APRIL I
HOLY SATURDAY,:
VIGIL OF EASTER

Blessing and Procession of
Paschal Candle, Lessons,
Blessing of Baptismal Water.
Mass: White vestments, Omit
prayers at foot of altar, Gloria,
no Creed, Preface of Easter,
Communicates, and Hanc Igi-
tur of Easter, Omit Last Cos
pel.
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Let the crippled share, as
fully as possible, the active
world In which we live. Give
to Easter seals so care and
treatment may be theirs.
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STARS FOR ALL ETERNITY
Spiritual Aid For
Teaching Profession

Brother Francis Patrick, F.SC, a teacher for So
years, now at the Ammendale Normal Institute, has
edited a professional book for spiritual development
Of teachers.
Released by The Bruce Publishing Company, AS
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FRIDAY, MARCH 81
GOOD FRIDAY

Black vestments, Lessons
and Prayers, Passion of Saint
John, Solemn Prayers, Adora-
ton of the Cross, Services of
Holy Communion.
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Want something? Something
to sell? Use the Classifieds.
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SUNDAY, MARCH rs
SECOND SUNDAY OF
PASSloNTIDE
PALM SUNDAY
BLESSING OE PAINS

Red vestments, Blessing and
distribution of Palms, Gospel
of Saint Matthew, Procession
with Palms. Mass: Violet vest
ments. No prayers at foot of
altar, 40 Gloria, Passion of
Saint Matthew, Creed, Preface
Of the Holy Cross, No Last
Blessing or Last Gospel.
At other Masses: Violet
vestments, Omit Psalm AZ in
prayer at foot Of altar, no
Gloria, Passion of Saint Matt
hew, Creed, Preface of the
Holy Cross, Last Gospel is
from the gospel read at the
Blessing Of Palms.
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MONDAY, MARCH II
MONDAY OF HOLY WEEK

Violet vestInents, Omit
Psalm AZ in prayers at foot
of the altar. no Gloria, no
Greed, Preface of the Holy
Cross. Prayer over the People.
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ~
WEDNESDAY OF HOLY
WEEK

Violet vestments, Omit
Psalm AZ in Prayers at foot
of the altar, no Gloria, After
Kyrie, Extra Prayer and Les
son, Passion according to Saint
Luke, no Creed, Preface of
the Holy Cross, Prayer over
the People.
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Mass OrdO
$500
OF The
E E X

CTo follow the services of
Holy Week fully and intelli-
gently, it is necessary to use
a Holy Week Missal.)
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TUESDAY, MARCH 20
TUESDAY OF HOLY WEEK

Violet vestments, Omit
Psalm AZ in prayers at foot
of the altar, no Gloria, Passion
of Saint Mark, no Creed, Pref
ace Of the Holy Cross, Prayer
over the People.
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624 ARLINGTON BLVD.
JE. 3-2l34

FALLS CHURCH.-Falis Hiii section.
BY OWNER leaving city. 4-bed-
rm., 3-bath split-leyel. years old.
C1rport, patio, modern kit, radi-
Near school and transp. OPEN
FOR INSPECTION. JE. 3-S974.
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ALEXANDRIA (Del Raw - Si95
down, including settlement. De-
tached 3-bedrm., bsmt.; large lot:
immediate occupancy. Owner will
finance ST 3-5BnO
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SWIMMING POOL

With filtration plant. 3 = bedroom
California rambler with Q baths
and carport: only S24,500. Out
Marlboro pike to Forestville rd.,
left to Park blvd. risht to 3rd
ave, left to property.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

$3.50 CASH Is all you need If you
have GI rights to buy this 5-rm.
rambler with . fun bsmt; ana =
car earpoIt Located IN the con-
venient HyattSyille area. First
time offered on these terms. Only
Sl3,35O, nothing dn. and Sy2 so
per mo. pays all. Call til 9 pm.
WA. $4,000. ROBERT Q. DAVIS
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Y0UR TELEPHONE

Is your passport to a thrilling in
spection Of this 3 large bedroom
home? Living room, gxl5 kitchen,
family or rainy day room, fenced
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proved. No many down.
WADE-MAR REALTY. INC.
T7o-2i2l AP. 7-72Sa
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL. - 3-bedroom, 2-bath, center
hall ramblers, expansible; an de
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construction; S25,500. DTTTMAR
CO., INC. IA. 4-S2SS, 9th and
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nE9pem
TO 5

Glendale rd. near Space Agency.
Spacious 70-it. brick rambler on
l9-acre lot, custom-built with
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east on Glendale rd.; located be-
tween Bait: parkway and Tele-
BELT REALTY CO.. OR. 4-5700.
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EXECUTIVE GDDRFSs

EXECUTIVE ADDRESS - Stately
orick Colonial in fashionable North
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ms, rm, with fireplace. large for
NAL dining rm., beautiful new
kltchen, paneled den. 4 generous
oedrooms on one level, full
paths: screened porch; family room
WIN firepl. maids quarters;
DONNELL, Realtors, JE, 4-ooSs.
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R. K. Small
REDWOOD $1,000
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. AREA - 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, semi-detaehed; full bsmt.
with rec. rm.. lge. equip. kit,
fenced back yard, with patio; as
sumo 4laee GI loan, flexible down
payment. Priced $4,000. OWN
Err. TE. 6-S535
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MANoVILL RLTY. CORP.

S295 SETTLEMENT COST. GI no
down payment-Three-hedrm. brk.
semi Colonial with many extras.
Full bsmt., patio, aluminium avn
tngs, fenced lot, etc: 2 blks. to
st. Bernard's. shopping and trans:
GI appraised at S14,100. Call til
9 pm, WA. $4,000 ROBERT 8.
nAUIG 9y RI TNC
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CELEBRATE
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IN your own homel Move right in
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PRICK RAMBER in the snost
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neighborhoodl Most attractive liv-
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by clever bookcase arrangement,
separate dining room, nicely
equipped kitchen with eating
space: full basement. BUILT-IN
GARAGEl NEWLY DECORATED
-VACANT-FAIRLY PRICED AT
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DIR: Out Lee hwy. to Cherrydsle.
right on Military rd., left on N.
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WHERE Else can von hnr a

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churches, shopping, rec. facilities
3-bedrm. frame and brick homes
also avail. GREENBELT REALTY
CO. 151 Centerway, OR. 4-5700.
WOODLAWN-S195 dn. incl. settle
chgs.; 2-bedrm. det. brk. rambler
front pch.; full bsmt. fenced lot
Owner will finance. ME. S-l212.
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JE. 2-2787
COUNTRY LIVING
DO 1T YOURSETF

Do IT YOURSELF
We Mean-see these beauti-
ful houses that are now
available in Mt. Vernon area.
3 r G K SPLIT LEVELS,
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED,
with all the trimmings plus;
S2S,500 FHA - GI - OR
CONVENTIONAL. Trades ac-
cepted which meet our ap-
praisal standards. For
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these numbers: TIE. 6-14OO,
office; SO. 5-90S5, Mrs. Hol-
stem; XII. 9-6S62, Mr.. Bloch;
TE. 6-4457, Mr.. Baker, or
IA. 2-4754, Mr.. Harry.
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ARLINGTON. n.
CHEn DNITYN'

$750S $s7f5tSi5cSi DoWN
Completely rtdecorated inside and
out. A 3-bedroom brick Colonial
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ment. Beautiful rear yard. many
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Price S17,250, STANLEY r. ROW
LAND CO.. INC. RealtoT, JE. s.
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OLD

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Low down payment considered.
~ OAAn
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$3.50 DN- SOS MO-

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villa Heights. lust off Wash. -Balto.
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approved FHA for S13500.
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p27-9121 Realtor 772.279S
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al BAKER

DON'T CALL US WE'LL CALL YOU!
we've heard this before but you're
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IN preStlae location, 3 large Ded-
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all-elect. GE kit. with dishwasner
ana disposal, huge pine-paneleo
rec. rm. in full bSmt with gor-
geous bar, compact corner lot;
geoo Tor man who doesn't ike 70
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with only Sl,4O0 down FHA, low
monthly pymts. FALLFAX REAL
TY, INC, JE. 4-O43:;.
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gerachlS
MILKEY RLTY. IA. 7-O25O

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Q OFFICES TO SERVE YOU
IA. $4,000 WE. s-6700
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4 bedrooms; situated on dead-end
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Falls Church. Real low down
payment and you can assume q
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occupancy. Will be vacant this
week end. ARFAX REALTY, INC.
JE. 4-4900.
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA
George Mason Green Co

ARL., Mr.. olebe and Shirley Hwy
2-bedroom semi-det. brk., lee.
closets. bSmt., screened porch.
Anehor-feneed, COW. economica al l.
S13,450. Call Sat. Sun. or after
9. OWNER, 1905 8. Troy, OIL.
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foyer rambler in excellent loca-
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costs. Spacious living room with
fireplace and wall-to-wall carpet
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kitchen. 3 large bedrooms: hot
rec. room in basement with fire
place and a wet bar. One look will
convince you. Only $27,650. -
Call Now TIE. B-4115
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Falls Church Area-$25, 900
Ia Acres BedrmS., Den
A tree-lined drive leads to this
charming older house. LiV. nm,
with psneled wall, fireplace, din.
rnl., lott. family rm. or bedrm.,
2nd H., 3 bedrms., den, small
sleeping porch, bath: bsmt., gas
neat; large barn, fruit and nut
trees, etc. Mclean High School.
Haycock grammar school district.
HIGIH Il NnnHG
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ALEX. AREA-WLsON WOODS

ALEXANDRIA, convenient to D. c.
TT Belvoir-S395 down includes
settlement. Brand-new ramblers,
3 bedrooms; large lots; immediate
occupancy. Owner will finance
ST. 3-56AO.
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NEXT SUNDAY

Training For the Silent OIympics athletes from
Gaaudet College have aim in mind they the
9th International Games for the Deaf Helsinki beat
Russian.
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BUSY WRITERS

TWO frequent contributors to SUNDAY Deane and David
Heller their most contribution Ducks BY the
Dozen appeared April 3d. the authors book
which, the publisher reports sold million copies It's
paperback biography of Mrs John F. Kennedy first pub
shed in January and its third printing The Heers
first book hardOver biography of former Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles issued last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-04
LOOKOUT HELP-oUTS

WITHOUT any encouragement whatsoever from the writer
w of these lines the lookout fad has into some
thing tremendous Personally have been able to
understand why anybody with perfectly good range in the
kitchen and perfectly good table in the dining should
prefer to cook and the back yard subject the wms
of the weather. the agessons of gnats and mosquitoes
and the reluctance of fires to obey orders But millions of
people enjoy this sort of thing and who is this indoor type
to them nay? Anyway bow to them with practical
aids g. and-is this moment of weakness?-well
admit that good broed over good charcoal
fire does taste mighty good!