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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

The Very Reverend J..
Z. Mari, OPP, provincial
of the Dominicans Of st.
Albert the Great Prov
ince, has announced the
appointment of the Very Rev.
Joseph G. Forquer, OPP. to
the dictatorship of the Shrine
Of St. Jude Thaddeus, 1909 S.
Ashland Ave, Chicago.
Father Forquer has been
co-director of the Shrine since
1859.
Father Forquer, d Column
bus native, where his parents
and relatives still live, is an
alumnus of Mt. st. Mary Col
lege, Emmitsburg, Md.
He WAS ORDAINED in
in 1912 and prior to coming
to Chicago spent most Of his
priestly life in Denver, Col
orado, where he was pastor
of st. Dominic's church for
six years.
He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Forquer, 1877
East Oakland Ave. He has a
sister, Rose, al the same adj
dress; Sister Michael Joseph,
OPP, Superior at Holy Name
Convent, Columbus (i61 II.
Patterson and two brothers,
Edgar, 1896 Karl Road and
Maurice A., 1900 Glenn Ave,
both of Columbus Mrs. Kelvin
Lynch, Baltimore, Md, is an
other sister.
Father Forquer succeeds Fr.
Edward l.. Hughes, 0.P., who
has been director of the
Shrine for nearly 20 years.
Father Hughes new assign
ment is as pastor Of st. Dom
inic's church, New Orleans,
La.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
F.. Roll

Continued from Page y
Thompson, president Of the
st. Aloysius GINA.
THE A~RcHcONFRATER.
NIFTY, which was formed 80
years ago, has more than $500
branches in the United States.
They are dedicated to promot-
ing Christian principles in the
home. Father Roll has been
national director since 1913.
He was speaker at the Family
Life Movement meeting here
in 1852. The group publishes
the Christian Mother Quart
erly and the Christian Mother
newsletter, a monthly.
ST. ALoYSIUS women will
be hostesses at a reception
following the talk, Mrs.
Thompson said.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

FATIMA, Portugal, (NC)
- Nineteen sixty ended with
out revelation Of the final
part of the Fatima secret.
II is the third part of the
message confided by the
Blessed Virgin to three pea
SAINT children here in July
ID, 1917. II was spelled out
by Sister Lucy, sole survivor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
ST. Charles
Application

Applications are now
b Q ! n 9 accepted for STU
dents wishing TO enroll in
the ninth grade at St.
Charles Preparatory
School in September of
1861, according to Msgr.
Paul J. o'Dea principal.
For information call
the admissions office,
c.. 2-6714, M O n d a Y
through Friday between
the hours of 9 am. and d
pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
DDF ...
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
program. The first clergy
Chairman, Monsignor Harry
Connolly, died in September
1859.
The DDF is responsible for
the financing Of all the
major building projects now
going on in the Diocese, in
Guiding the Child Guidance
Center, the completed reno
walton and expansion of the
Retreat House, the repair of
st. Charles College flood dam
age and the various high
school projects.
Also aided by the drive are
the aged, the mission parish
and small parishes, through
out the Diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
Paul Davis
Honored By
LOyOla u.

Paul l. Davis, of I'M
maculate Conception pa
IRISH, whose parents Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Davis live
at 20 Brevoort Rd., Co
lumbus, was honored recently
December 12) at Loyola Uni
versity Of Chicago when he
received the first Founders
Day Presidential Citation for
the Graduate School.
MR.. DAVIS, WHO has been
an instructor in history at
Loyola since September 1857
is working toward the Doctor
Of Philosophy degree there.
The award was made by
the Very Rev. James r.
Mcguire, Sd, president of the
University, at the Presidents
lnvitational Ball at the Shera-
ton-Blackstone Hotel in Chi
cago.
THE AWARD is TO BE an
annual event and consists of a
gold and bronze medal as
recognition for leadership,
scholarship and service.
A native of Columbus, Mr..
Davis graduated from st.
Charles Preparatory school in
1913 and received his ALB.
and MA. degrees from the
University of Notre Dame.
He was recently named TO
"Who's Who in American Col
leges and Universities" In
May 1859 he was elected a
member Of Alpha Sigma M,
the National Honorary Jesuit
Society.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

VATICAN CITY, Radio,
NC)-A well-known Vatican
City parsonage died during
the Christmas holidays: the
wife of the editor of the Vati.
can City daily.
Mrs. Maria Lochenes dalla
Tore, 70, wife of Count Giu-
seppe dalla Tore, editor
emeritus of L'Osservatore Ro-
mano died.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

of the three children, in a
document she wrote in long.
hand in 1941-42. She wrote
the account at the bidding of
the late Bishop Jose Alves
Correia de Silva of Lieria.
Sister Lucy entrusted the
third part of the message to
the Bishop with the stipula-
ton that ii should not be
made public until after her
death or until 1860.
Church sources indicated
early in 1860 that the mes
sage would be opened and
examined but not necessarily
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
Camp St. Rita's
Grandma
Seriously Ill

Mrs. Alma Faith, known to
girls at Camp st. Rita as
Grandma" is seriously i'll
in Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Mrs. Faith has been ascot
ated with the Diocesan camp
for girls for the past ten
years.
Friends may write her at
Mt. Carmel Hospital, Room
845, 1913 w. State ST., Colum.
bus %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

Avenue address, is open to
any Catholic, according to
Thomas Williams, st. Cathar-
inc parishioner, who is presi-
dent.
THE COUNCIL RECENTLY
adopted a visiting workshop
program, modelled after the
Friendship House plan in
Chicago. Other activities in
clude the providing of speak
ers information and displays.
from various groups.
The Council sponsors the
annual Blessed Martin Award
for an outstanding contribu-
ton to Interracial Justice.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

to consecrate itself to the
Holy Family this Sunday on
the feastday. He has asked
that all families receive Holy
Communion as a family if at
all possible.
This Sunday will also mark
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

student education program,
will talk on the progress Of
the Councils work in this
area.
Membership in the Coun-
ell, which meets once a
month at the Hawthorne
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
FIR. MATTHEW'S SPEAKS:
%Interracial Council
Meets This Tuesday

The Catholic Interracial Council will meet at the
St. Thomas More Center, 1909 Hawthorne Ave, at 8
pm. Tuesday, January 10.
FIR. VINCENT MATTHEWS, chairman of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06
TRIPLE OBSERVANCE
Prosecuted, Families,
War Remembered
TRIPLE OBSERVANCE

This Sunday will be a Day of Prayer in the Diocese
for the prosecuted peoples of the World. Services will
be held in the parishes of the Diocese. Please consult
your parish bulletins for time.
Bishop Issenmann has urged every family of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-06

the centennial of the Civil
War in the Diocese. Read
Triple Observance, page 10)
Evening star., 1961-02-19
SERVICE NEWS .u
New Officials to Be Feted
japanese General to Visit Capital

turning to Flint. Mich,
where they have been re-
modelling their home prepar-
atory to their return.
Trudeaus' Party
1t. Gen. Arthur S. Tru-
deau, the Army's chief of re-
search and development, and
Mrs. Trudeau will give their
annual party Tuesday in
honor of the officers of the
American, British and Ca
ma dian Standardization
group in Washington. Pat
ton Hall at Fort Myer will
be the scene of the $50 pm.
reception.
Another annual party
planned this week is the re-
ception which retired Army
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Robert
w. HaSbrouck will give at
the Army and Navy Club.
This is a Washington's
birthday fete.
Retired It. Gen. and Mrs.
John B. Coulter were hosts
yesterday at a reception
from s to 8 o'clock in their
home honoring Mrs. Coul-
ter's brcther-in-law and sis
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ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan de
Korany, Of New York who
are here for a few days. The
visitors are dividing their
time between the Coulters
and q number Of friends Of
long standing.
Assistant Chief Of Staff
and Mrs. John M. WillemS
had a small group Of guests
dining informally with them
last evening in their quar-
ters at For Myer,
Assistant Deputy Chief Of
Staff for international AT.
fairs and Mrs, Harvey H.
Fischer will be hosts at a
small and informal buffet
supper Tuesday evening in
their home on Beachwood
Drive in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

local members who viii act
as guides for the visitors.
Tours Of outstanding points
of interest have been ar
ranged at times not to in
terfere with any business the
ladies have to complete dur
ing their meetings here.
For instance, the mid
winter meeting Of the
National Executive Board is
planned for Thursday after
noon. Friday morning at
1890 there viii be q business
session for the reading of
reports, review PROCESS and
to set up q program for the
time between now and the
national convention to be
held in San Antonio, Tex,
at the end Of June.
Mrs. Joseph Walker Of
Alexandria has charge Of the
Evening star., 1961-02-19

decorations for the luncheon
Friday. when the ladies win
meet at Ted Lewis on Con-
necticut avenue. Mrs. Hey
ward M. Braddock Of Ar
lington is chairman for the
luncheon, assisted by Mrs.
Charles E. Biele Of Silver
Spring, president of the D. C.
ROAL, and Mrs. Paul T.
Hayne Of Arlington, presi-
dent Of the Mary Ann Lee
Club.
Mrs. Warren @. Tarken-
ton Of Hopewell, Va, presi-
dent Of the department Of
Virginia, and Mrs. Lester
Peterson Of Baltimore, pres
ident Of the department Of
Maryland, are expected to
attend.
The 'ROAL members will
Join their husbands for the
Evening star., 1961-02-19

president of. the Reserve Of
ficers' Association. are to be
honor guests at the first
festivity. a ~get-acquainted"
coffee Thursday morning at
1880 in the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
Arlington County and Dis
trict members Of. the clubs
will be hostesses at the cof-
fee. All sections of the
United States viii be repre-
Sented.
Mrs. A. Wayne Murphy is
chairman Of the group of
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Parties to Surround
ROA Conference
SERVICE NOTES

Washington's birthday is
the date for the opening Of
the annual midwinter con-
ference of the Reserve Off
GERS Association. Any con-
ference or convention is
surrounded with parties, and
this one is no exception.
Mrs. Donald Caldwell of
Denver, national president
Of the Reserve Officers AS
ISOLATION Ladies' Clubs, and
Mrs. Carl T. Sutherland Of
Atlanta, wife of the national
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Tour RescheduIed

The Ladies' Auxuilary Of
Phi Delta Epsilon has re-
scheduled its visit to the BIZ
ennial exhibition at the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art. The
tour will be held at 1880 pm.
Tuesday instead of tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
BY EVELYN M. DENT
contPihutins Writer

entertaining Tor new cl-
villain officials Of the Defense
Department Is starting. and
the first formal reception
for the. Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. Elvis J.
Stair, jr.. is already sched-
uled.
Army Chief Of Staff and
Mrs. George H. Decker will be
hosts at the $50 to $3.50 pm.
festivity set for Wednesday.
March 8, in the Officers
Club at Fort Lesley j. Nc
Nair. Other such gay and
pleasant fetes for the new
comers will follow through
the spring season.
Gen. and Mrs. Decker also
have scheduled a similar re-
ception the day before. Tues
day. March 7. in the same
place, from $50 to 8 pm. to
honor Gen. Ichiji Sugita,
Japan's chief Of staff for
ground forces in self defense.
The visitor is expected in
San Francisco on March 5.
He will come East to New
York and visit West Point,
reaching Washington in the
afternoon Of March 7. The
Decker reception follows
his arrival.
Gen. Sugita is to be ac-
companied by Col. Masao
Horieye. chief Of Japan's de-
Tense program, plans and
operation, and 1t. Col. Kiya-
chi Niiya, chief of preventive
medicine.
japanese Fetes
Japanese Ambassador
Asakai is to be host at a
luncheon for his countrymen
on March 9 in the Embassy
on Massachusetts, avenue.
The day before Gen. Sugita
and his fellow officers will
be feted by the japanese
Military Attache. Col. Toshi-
kata Mai, who is entertain.
ing in the Officers Club at
Boiling Air Force Base.
Another party planned for
the distinguished visitor and
his party is the luncheon
March 8 in the Pentagon for
which 1t. Gen. James F. COL
Inns, deputy chief of staff,
will act as host. !
Gen. Sugita and his party
will leave March 10 for an
extended trip in this country
to visit Army and Air Force
installations.
The chairman OF the
Standing Group Of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton, Gen. B. r. p. F. Hassel-
man will return to their
home in the Netherlands
early in March.
Among the many farewell
fetes being given in their
honor is the supper party
which the United States
representative, Gen. Clark L.
Ruffner, and Mrs. Ruffner.
plan for March / in the Of
ficers Club at Fort McNair.
Gen. and Mrs. Hasselman
expect to leave Washington
March 3 and sail the follow
ing day for their homeland.
Coming to Washington to
serve as head Of the group
in place of Gen. Hasselman
is German Gen. Adolf
Heusingen who is expected
to assume his duties here
early next month.
Other Parties
The Australian Military
Attache and Mrs. John F.
White have planned their
first large party since they
come early in the year for
Thursday. They will enter
tain at q reception in the
late afternoon in the Tamer-
lane Room Of the Shoreham.
Col. White succeeded Col.
o. David Jackson at the
Embassy (the Jacksons left
the end Of December). Col.
and Mrs. White are settled
in a house on Inverness
drive in Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Armistead Davis
Mead, wife Of the Director of
Civil Affairs for the Army,
will entertain at a luncheon
Friday In her quarters at
Fort McNair as a farewell
for Mrs. Frank G. Millard,
whose husband has been
general counsel for the
nIf.~
Evening star., 1961-02-19

banquet and ball Friday
evening, which Is the climax
Of the conference.
-E. M. D.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

147 A. FARM: S-room house; bath;
barn; elect; shade. view; . ponds,
stream, some wooded. State rd.;
Evening star., 1961-08-20
.oUr.0F.ToWN REAL ESTATE
ARIZONA

Here are some beautiful To-
acre tracts OF excellent land
located Z miles north Of
Douglas on Leslie Canyon
hwy. Elevation 4,300 #. with
a delightful view OF the sur.
rounding valley and mouns
tain ranges.
A 22-yr. survey by the U. s..
Dept. of Commerce weather
bureau shows and average
summer month temperature
of 500 with a maximum
high Of 95o Night average
60o. No humidity summer or
winter and an excellent
place for arthritis sufferers;
II minutes to Rucker Lake
or south to Arsustora Dam,
excellent tr'a't and bass fish
ing, 4 milC5 from Douglas
Country Club golf course.
For quick increase in land
values Douglas can only
move north as there are
mountains on two sides and
Old Mexico on the south.
These l0-acre tracts are
carrying boot-high native
grass, some mesquite, yucca,
Polo Verde and several
species OF cacti. This is one
of the most successful sub
divisions in Arizona and are
offered at S2,295 on a down
payment of S229.5U and $50
per mo. Water main directly
in front of each tract as
We have our own water
company, which is q big
thing in Arizona. Have pho
tographic slides showing &C.
tual views OF the land as
wei! as views OF Douglas and
Phelps Dodge copper smelt-
er, the ID largest in the
world, and plenty Of active
industry in DouglaS-the
4th largest city in Arizona,
. hours drive on Hwy. so to
Tucson, 8 hours to Phoenix.
and growing fast. Phone
for additional information.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
WATERFORD PRop. SALE WATERFRONT PROP. REM Ii

SMILING WATERS Of Virginia offer
you wonderful possibilities for your
widest range CT listings on water
front properties available in Viz
ginia. Photos upon request. G.
B. LORRAINE, Richmond Federal
Bldg, -2ichmCld, Va, Virginia
Properties Seashore to Mountains.
Free bOOKlet-''Virgi1ia
Evening star., 1961-08-20
TWIN FALLS
FLINT HILL. VA.

A permanent mountain community
under development in the Blue
Ridge mountains Of Virginia, by
professional and business men for
professional and business men.
Approx. l hr. from Washington.
d. c.: mostly surrounded by the
Shenandoah Natl. Park, and adj.
to the Appalachian Trail and Sky
line drive. Complete set OF pro-
tectiVe covenants. All lots l acre
plus, surveyed, with roads: firqnC-
ing available with cost-free deed,
title insurance, and recording
Area includes and offers many
facilities with increasing value to
investors. Waterfalls and noun
tain streams on property. Reserved
area around falls for future pool
and lodge. Excellent skiing nearby.
For brochure or appt., call VIII.
2-569O. or write BOX 7l3, SILL
VEE SPRING, MD. Also contact
local realtor, w. A. MILLER,
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
VA, or call 7O3-575-2l6l.
DIRECTIONS: Follow Rte. 2l1 and
% to Warrenton, Va, then follow
Rte. gil, IS mi. to MaSSies Cor
ner, turn right on Rte. 522, 3
mi. to State Rte. $50, left on
Rte. $50 and follow signs to TWIN
FALLS.
31a A., 4-room house, elec., spring
$1,000. $500 down, bal $50 per
Evening star., 1961-08-20

3.I75 ACRES off Briggs CLANCY
rd.; y acre coming; easy access
to new Route %; Sl1, 500. JU. D.
GIL. RIPLEY COMPANY, REAL
Evening star., 1961-08-20
A REAL RARITY
ONT.V c6 06n

At Long Beach only 150' from shore
Of Chesapeake Bay: completely
modern, furnished cottage, ready
for immediate occupancy: terms
may be worked out to suit pur-
chaser: act quickly on this one II
To inspect: Drive z miles south Of
Prince Frederick on the Solomons
Island road md. Rte. 416l. turn
left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to office at
Bay Shore,
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
Phone. Prince Frederick 30S-J
Evening star., 1961-08-20

3 ACRES, 7-rm. house; heat, bath:
front paved rd.: $4,000.
2 ACRES, 5-rm. house; heat bath,
high land; paved rd.; S11.5O0.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 231
JOHN ]. PRICE. Realtor Mt Airy
Evening star., 1961-08-20
NO CASH-25 MILES D. C..
PRIVATE VILLA

Main home on water and inner
court open to the sky with 2
guest houses and bree7ewsy. Pri-
vate parking area and huge ga
rage. Hot-water heat. outer court
ter for large boat, Price S24,95O.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
SOUTHERN MD


CHESAPEAKE BEACR--vew prick
rambler; 3 bedrms., > baths, lge.
coz. lots; full walk-in basemsnt
with recreation rm.. fireplace: a
fine custom-built home.
OLD COLONY COVE-Bay front: 4:
3 bedrmS., l 4 baths: only G5 mi.
from the District: this is s year
round home with basement and
central heating in small, select,
private community furnishings in
cluced: $4,000.
LOCUS GROVE bedrms, ~
baths, hot-water heat, 2-car ga
raSe; unlimited view Of Bay, only
IS mi. from the District; an ex-
Ce!-e-t yeaf-round home in easy
committing distance: $4,000
LOWER MARLBORO a nice clan
board home in this quaint Colo
NAL village on the PatXuent River;
close enough to commute; needs
mod.. improvements; l-acre land:
could be made iRto beautiful, small
estate at moderate expense: !:
J.B. WATERS & ASSOC
DunEirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 7-2730
or Prince Frederick 2l4 and ASS
Evening star., 1961-08-20

2IO ACRE wonderful stock farm;
large beautiful modern home; big
barn; two ponds. BY app't.
100 CLEARED ACRE FARM on
go ACRE STOCK FARM in pasture;
springs. stream; 10 acres woods;
nice home. 2 barns; $4,000.
81 ACRE Howard County horse
farm; charming 6-rm. house, back
on knoll; stables, stream: S26,500.
S5 ACRE FARMETTE; old house,
elect: 26 acres clear: $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

DA4 Z 1GHA II 7 = WI
REALTORS
Edgewater. Md, Rte. PA, Mayo Rd.
SW. S-3232 or CO. S-2G55
A YEAR ROUND g BEDROOM
HOME in waterfront community
$3.50; easy terms.
ALL BEACH PRIVIL EGES with this
6-room masonry home; sacrifice,
S9.950.
A TREAT FOR THE FAMILY
bedroom home. so #. to beach;
$3.50
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Calvert County, Md.

University 7-20O2
Evening star., 1961-08-20

MODERN HOME for retirement on
a l acre wooded knoll with boat
harbor and dock: hving-dining
neighborhood; pleasing view: S24.
600. Capt. H. c, Robson, USN
(RetO, Broker, White Stone, Va. =
Evening star., 1961-08-20
on TURKEY POINT
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
Nd, Colonial s.4s12

Annapolis, Md, Colonial 3-4612
WESTMORELAND COUNTY, VA
100 acres, 81 in cultivation and
pasture. balance woodland, long
room house; necessary farm build
ings. For details and pictures of
these and other properties, call or
write Ben Hunabard, Warsaw, Vir-
ginia. ED. 3-6231, home CIR. q
207S, SCHMIDT g. WILSON. INC,
u Rnaltnrc
Evening star., 1961-08-20

3:39 acres, common boundary with
Shenandoah National ParE; 6-rm,
house, farm building. Numerous
springs and streams. Pond site,
Fruit trees. Timber value. S6,15O.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
WATERFRONT

But brick all around. Live in the
kitchen and on the beach, keep
the rest of this beautiful home
clean for special occasions.
$40, 500.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

80 ACRES, on rural road: open in
Ing Of dwelling, walls, roof, sub
floor up, with material, electric
ity. stream, ideal site for con-
structing large or small pond.
Ideal for week ends. $4,000. Terms
$1,000 down, $50 monthly. C. W.
DUNCAN. Broker, Louisa, Va.
phnpe o9O ueakdayS 145 SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1961-08-20
130-Acre Farm
Good Buildings

Land is very productive, about 100
acres tillable, several small streams
and ponds: valuable wdlot.: the
house is asbestos Shingled, re-
modelled several years age, and is in
could very easily be converted into
a 2-family unit. 10 rms, elec.,
fireplace, water, basement and. 3
porches, large lawn shaded by
many trees, barn, poultry house
and hog house; 2 mi. to town, Is
miffS. to smart city. bargain
priced at $4,000, part down:
c. C. Funkhouser, STROUT
REALTY, White Post, Va. Phone:
Boyce, Va, 143-J. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free
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Nv L LIZ
JE. 3-9411
Beautiful Tioga County

Beautiful Tioga County
Low cost camp in hilltop hamlet,
Five rooms, half bath. Natural
gas, power. Some furniture. All
for S2,S0O.
Do you want privacy? Drive across
the. pasture, ford the little brook
and 1ut your camp in the woods
Ehere you can get water from q
big spring. State forest on two
STEVENS, Realtors
Phone 81
COPE COD, MASS -bedrm. cot
tage, under $4,000. Good invest.
Details write A. CLIFFORD, is
Union St, South Yarmouth, Mass.
IN THE NEW SKYLINE
SKI CLUB AREA
43. 80 acres, common boundary with
shenandoah National ParE; 6-rm.
house, farm building. Numerous
springs and streams. Pond site,
Fruit trees. Timber value. S6,15O.
Attractive, 5-rm. cottage on large
lot in village, $4,000.
Want charm2 This has It'll! Early
American white frame in nice viii
laGe on 3 acres, Lovely view Of
Rappahaanock Mountains. Con-
venlent to stores and pest office.
ST fir: rms. plus powder room,
Kitchen. 1 porches. md fir
bedrms., bath, separate entrance
by StairWays, Basement, one
room finished for den or dining
room, l rm. unfinished for cellar.
Separate entrance. S fireplaceS:
$1,000. By appointment, w. A.
MILLER, ResltOr, P. o. BLDG,
WASHINGTON. VIRGINIA. Phone
C75-21bl.
SEVEN ROOM. modern house, 10.
cated approximately two miles
northwest of Charles Town, West
Virginia, on the LeetoWn road,
situated on an acre Of land. This
home is ideal for retirement ly-
ing, and is reasonably priced.
Contact RANSOM REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE COMPANY, Ransom,
W. Va. Phone: Charles Town 800.
VICINITY PITTSBURGH AND
GREENBURG, Pa. lla-Story
stone residence. Exceptional ap-
pointments. lavish THE baths,
knotty pine, African and PHILIPPINE
mahogony panel. Loaded glass
windows Equals 2 small apis.
Ideal for doctors office and resi-
dence: lge. lot. Off-street park.
ing. For details phone 10. i
Evening star., 1961-08-20

Close to Gaithershurg; good S-room
modernized home: stream, pond;