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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09
HIGH SCHOOL
l7AYARD HIGH HURDLES

AA&N
i7oYARD HIGH HURDLES /,
Terry O'Hsre, st. Aloysius, :i6l.
2, Woodward, Rosary. 8, Paxton,
st. Aloysius. 4, Schaileret, Marion
ST. Mary. 5, Kennedy, Rosary.
New record, betters 1855 held
Jointly by rat Allen, st. Aloysius,
and John koontz, st Aloysius)
Ioo.YARp DASH /, John Du-
rant, Rosary, .l05 2, Sheridan,
Lancaster ST. Mary. 3. Mitchell, st.
Charles. 4, Thomas, Hartley. 5,
Bauer, Marion Catholic.
MILE RUN /. Dick E1sassef,
Marion Catholic, 1893. 2, Statmil'
Ter, Rosary. 3, Schooley, Lancaster
ST, Mary. a. Plouse, 81. Aloysius.
5, Turner, Hartley. New record.
Betters 4,40.5, " record, 1860.
sso-YARp RELAY l., Rosary
from Duffy, Kirk Sharrock, Jerry
Woodward. John Durant), 1892.
?, Marion Catholic, 3, st. Charles.
1, Lancaster st, Mary. 5, Hartley.
44o.YARp DASH /, Phil Kel.
tey, Marion Catholic, $40. ?, Do-
herty, Rosary 3, CLANCY, Marion
Catholic. 4, Blodgett, Rosary. 5,
flkPdLIteht Aqulhaas
iso.YARp Low HURDLES - /,
Terry O'Hare, ST. Aloysius, :20,9.
., Woodward, Rosary. 3, Paxton,
St. Aloysius. 4, Burgett. Hartley.
5, Schialret. New recomd BetterS
.zi.0 held by shawn Doherty. bo-
sary, 1860.
sso-YARp RUN /. Dick Elsas-
ser, Marion Catholic, 2.l0.l 2, Van
De Walie, Rosary. 5, L~egernianf
Aquinas 4, Anderson. Marion Cath.
ollie. j, Kiener, st, Aioysius.
22o.YARD DASH /, Terry
oHare. 81. Aloysius, 23.6. 2, Du-
rant. Rosary. 3, Thomas, Hartley.
4, Sheridan, Lancaster 81. Mary.
5, Mitchell. St Charles.
MILE RELAY l. Marion Cath
Ole Phil Kelley, Don Sherer,
Gene Nicolosi, JEFF Stamms 3.5l.5.
2. Rosary g., St Charles. 4, Hart
ley. S. Aquinas.
HIGH JUMP /. Tom Pannell,
Rosary. $40. 2 diedl, Fitzpatrick,
Aquinas. CLANCY, Marion st.
MARY. and Shamrock, Rosary. S,
Mstlock, Hartley.
BROAD JUMP J. Terry Oliare,
ST. Aloysius, 1873. 2 Sheridan,
Lancaster ~. Mary. 3, Paxton, 81.
Aloysius. 4 RouSh, Lancaster st.
Mary. 5 qtiedi, Thomas, Hartley,
and Shamrock, Rosary
DISCUS !. Jim Rish, Marion
Catholic, 1857. Q, Hurney, Marion
Catholic 3, Donley. St. Charles
4. Reinhard. Aquinas. 5, Duffy, Ro.
sary. New record. Betters 1858"
held by Mike Stringer, Marion
Catholic, 1850.
POLE VAULT l. jeff Shockey,
Marion Catholic, tiD". 2 tied,
shaioo. Rosary, Cunder, Marion
Catholic, and Ferguson, ST. Aloysi.
US. 5 tied, Hartway, Rosary, Metz
ger, ST, Aloysius. and Overholzer,
st. Charles. New record Betters
1919" held by John Clark, St
Charles, 1891
SHOT PUT I, Jim Rish, Mari.
on Catholic, 1919. 2. Reinhard,
Aquinas. g. Hurney. Marion Cath.
Ole. 4, Donley, ST. Charles. S, Pan.
nell. Rosary, New record. Betters
47'9ia" held BY ALI Washington.
Rosary, 1859.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09
Jets Open
SiX-Canne
Set Tonight

The Columbus Jets will
open a six-game series,
t ing two double
headers, tonight at Jet
Stadium with 1860 Inter-
national League cham
pion Toronto.
Twin bills will be played to-
night and again on Sunday
with single games on Satur-
day night and Monday night
rounding out the set.
The Jets then will take off
on a road trip which sees
them playing four games in
Rochester and four in SYRIA
cuse. They return home on
June 10.
THE JUNE 20 date has been
reserved for Catholic Youth
Night, sponsored by the Catho-
lie Youth Council. A double
header is scheduled for the
annual event with Rochester
providing the opposition.
In last weeks action, Man
ager Larry Shepard's squad
won five games while losing
three. The week ended with
the Jets resting in second
place, two games behind the
much-t travelled Charleston
Martins.
The Jets opened the week
by losing to Richmond, AZ.
They then took four straight
from the Wees, 81, 10, go
and 80. They pushed into
first place temporarily by
winning the first game of a
doubleheader with Charleston,
90. but the Martins came back
with a 81 win. The Martins
finished the series with a rs
victory.
BESIDES LOSING THREE
games, the Jets lost the serv-
ices of ace hurler Earl Fran
els who was called to the par
ent Pittsburgh Pirates. He
fills a vacancy caused when
injured Pirate pitcher George
Witt, a former Jet, was plac-
ed on the disabled list for
80 days.
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SPORTS I
Special Ladies' Day

PITTSBURGH (NC) -
An extra special ladies day
was held last week for some
500 nuns of the Pittsburgh
and Greenburg, Pa. Diocese
by the Pittsburgh Pirates
management. The nuns S,
guests of the ball club, cheer
ed as the Pirates scored a
81 win over Philadelphia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09

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thick, it needs no stirring or
printing, Spreads like magic
with brush or roller, dries
to the touch in 80 minutesl
Gives a lovely washable flat
finish. After painting, clean
up with soap and waterl
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On Winning Team

Dianne Young of Holy Ro-
sary Parish was a member of
the winning 440-yard relay
team in the Ohio AAU track
championships last week.
Miss Young ran under the
banner of the Ohio Track
Club which won the meet
with 40 points.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09

TEAM TOTALS I, Marion
Catholic, So. ,, Rosary, 55l2. ),
New Lexington St. Aloysius. 40la.
4, Lancaster ST. Mary 10, 5, ST.
Charles, l5t2. 6, Aquinas, IA. z,
Hartley, u SO. Columbus ST, Mary
0.
GRADE SCHOOL
l2O.YARo Low HURDLES /,
Mike Bennett, ST. Rose, 1863
2, Pacino, St Rose. 3, Noble, Holy
Spirit. 4, Nicolisi, Marion ST.
Mary. S, Everly, Marion st. Mary.
.1OO.YAR0 DASH /, Victor
Morton, Sacred Heart, lilo. ,,
%Jesionek, Marion St Mary. 3, j.
Epifano, st. Rose. 4. r. Epifano,
81. Rose, s. Caruso, Marion st.
Mary.
Sso.YARp RUN + Terry No
bic, Holy Spirit, 2;2OI, 2, McMil-
Ian, St Rose, 3, Huston, Lancas-
ter s. Mary. 1 Shockey, Marion
St Mary. 5, Piacentino, Marion
22l.3 by Ron Williams, Sacred
Heart, 1860.
AA0.YARp RELAY - 1, st. Rose,
$50 TONY Epifaro, Ken Graves,
Jim L~eckrone, Bill Pacinol. 2,
Marion ST Mary 3, Sacred Heart.
4. Holy Spirit. S, Lancaster st.
Mary.
a40 YARD DASH l. Mike
Moore, Marion st. Mary, 1.01.6. 2,
Huston, Lancaster st. Mary. 3,
L%eckrone, st. Rose. 4, Kincaid,
Sacred Heart. 5, PauluS, Marion
ST. Mary.
a7o.YARp DASH I, Jim Epi-
fano, St. Rose, :26.8, 2. Jesionek,
Marion ST. Mary. 3, Head, Marion
st. Mary. 4, Rock, Rosary. 5, Me.
nesi, Sacred Heart.
SHOT PUT /, Jim Leckrone,
ST. Rose, arc. 2, Knoblauch, Ho-
ly Spirit. 3, Graves. ST, Rose, 4,
Huston, Lancaster st. Mary. 5, Vo-
gel, Marion st. Mary.
BROAD JUMP /, Mike Ben
nett, ST. Rose, l7'4". ,, Paeino.
st. Rose. 3, shockey, Marion st.
Mary. 4, Timko, Holy Spirit. S,
kaylor, Sacred Heart
HIGH JUMP L. Mike Bennett,
st. Rose, So. ., Everly, Marion
st. Mary. g., sullivan, Lancaster
st. Mary. 4, Lord. Marion st.
Mary 5 tied. Mcmillan. ST, Rose,
and Carvallo, Lancaster ST. Mary.
TEAM TOTALS New LeNing.
ton St Rose, 59ia. 2, Marion St
Mary, 80. 3. Columbus Holy Spirit,
%. 4, Lancaster st. Mary, 1879.
5, Columbus Sacred Heart, Is. 6,
Columbus Holy Rosary, 2.
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Track Summaries

Listed below are the ummaries of the sixth
annual Diocesan Invitational Track and Field Meet
held on Memorial Day at Hartley High School.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09

TEAM TOTALS I, Marion
Catholic, 60. ., Rosary, 55l2. 3,
New Lexington ST. Aloysius, 40la.
4, Lancaster ST. Mary 10, 5, ST.
Charles, l512. 6, Aquinas, Ia. z,
Hartley, u SO. Columbus ST, Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-06-09
Beginner Classes Set
For Young Swimmers

Registration for beginners
swimming classes at the
Knights Of Columbus pool,
State and Sixth SITS, will be
held this coming Monday and
Tuesday from 1890 pm. to
3 pm. for both boys and
girls.
Glasses will be held twice
a week, beginning June Is
and ending Aug. II, A sum-
mer membership for the
classes is 81 per child.
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Evening star., 1961-04-23
PHOTOS BY YJ.R. ROBERTS

SUNDAY The WASHINGTON, D. APRIL IL
Evening star., 1961-08-28
PoHceCIeared
In Envoy Row

NEW YORK, Aug. % (AP).-I
Police Commissioner Michael j.
Murphy today cleared a pa
trolman of any improper con-
duct in a Saturday alteration
with an African diplomat after
minor car accident in Harlem. !
Mr.. Murphy said that police
action was proper and there
was no misconduct by any
member of the force" in the in
cident involving Ambassador
Michel Collet. 38, deputy per-
manent representative from
Guinea to the United Nations.
An investigation was con-
cluded last night after a num-
ber of persons, including the
Ambassador, had been queS-
toned.
I Police earlier had said Mr..
Collet attacked Patrolman
James O'Grady after the dip
domat's car bumped into the
rear of taxi
The diplomat contends that
he was the one who was pushed
and showed.
Mr.. Murphy is expected to
send copies of the report to
Adlai E. Stevenson, United
States Ambassador to the U. NJ.
and to Mayor Robert F. Wag-
ner.
A spokesman for the Ameri-
can mission to the U. N. said
Mr.. Stevenson had not apollo
gized to Mr.. Collet for the in
cident, but had expressed re-
gret.
I'VE will withhold a final
decision until all the facts are
turned in and studied" the
spokesman said.
An around-the- clock police
guard has been placed at the
Guinea mission headquarters
here. Several persons were
said to have made threatening
telephone calls to the mission.
Another policeman was placed
outside the Riverdale home Of
the African Republics Ambas-
sador as an added precaution.
No charges have been made
in the case, since the African
delegate is protected by diplo-
matte immunity.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
A superior decQy-fghter, too-deshoys more
decay bacteria than any other leading brand

New 1pana now contains Hexa- Fluoride the
first major tooth paste advance since the in
PRODUCTION offuoride Ithelps youfght tooth
decay because it is combination of both
hexachlorophene and fuoride = fuoride
accepted by Public Health Authorities for
use in drinking water.
Ipana with hexachlorophene destroys mil
lions of decay germs with each brushing. And
fuoride strengthens the enamel of your teeth.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Journalists
From Asia
Tour District

Asian journalists who have
been studying in New York
began five days of study-by-
seeing here today.
After visits to the Senate and
House and briefing by the
Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations today, the group will
visit the White House tomor-
row and meet with Press Sec
retary Pierre Salinger.
Highlights Wednesday will
include a meeting with Edward
r. Murrow, director of the
United States Information
Agency, and the Presidents
press conference at 4 pm.
The group will tour The
Stars news rooms and printing
facilities Thursday. After the
tour, the journalists will be
guests of the Overseas Writers
at luncheon, with Welfare
Secretary Ribicoff leading a
discussion on United States
domestic affairs.
Friday is free for on-your-
own visits about the city,
The Asians have been study
ing at a seminar arranged for
them at the American Press
Institute at Columbia Univer-
sity in New York.
Those attending the seminar
are:
From Hong Kong, Miss Sian
AW, managing director of Sin
Poh Amalgamated (H.K0, Ltd,
and Choi-Sang Shum, manag-
ing editor of Wah Kiu Vat Po.
From India, Upendra Achar-
va, manager of The Indian Ma
ton, Patna; Bapalal K. DoShi,
managing director of Janmab-
hoomi Newspapers, Bombay;
Vadekara M. Nair, managing
editor. The Mathrubhumi, Cali
cut; G. N. Sail, general mana
ger, The Hindustan Times,
Ltd. and Shantilal A. Shaw,
managing agent of Gujarat !
Samachar. Ahmedabad.
From Japan, Yuichiro Lsobe, |
assistant managing editor of |
The Tokyo Shimbun, and Eli |!
Noguchi, president of Yama-
nashi Nichinichi Shinbun,
Kofu. Yamanashi. /
From Malaga, Teng Soon
Khoo. managing editor of The
Straits Times Press Ltd, Kuala
Lumpur.
From Pakistan, M. G. A.
Khatib, publisher of the Morn
ing News, Karachi; Habib Rah-
man, director of Jang Ltd, |
Karachi, and Muhammad SAT-
dar, managing editor of The
Daily Tameer, Rawalpindi.
From the Philippines, Os-
mundo Abad-Santos. managing
editor of the Philippines Herald,
Manila; Oscar Lopez, publisher
of The Manila Chronicle, Ma
Mia, and Joaquin P. Roces,
publisher of The Manila Times,
Manila.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
How brushing with new Ipana helps you
protect your gums as you protect your teeth
Dental authorities agree-you can lose more
teeth from gum troubles than from tooth decay

According to published reports, gum troubles
are often caused by tartar that forms on
teeth when soft film is not properly cleansed
away. And dental statistics prove it is gum
troubles, not tooth decay, that cause most
loss of teeth after age IA. So don't do just half
the job. Protect your gums as you protect
your teeth.
Ifyou brush properly with new Ipana with
Hexa-Fluoride, you can help prevent gum
Evening star., 1961-08-28

So proper brushing with new Ipana with ex-
elusive Hexa-Fluoride helps protect you now
-. and in the future, too.
Laboratory tests prove that Ipana with
Hexa-Fluoride has more decay-germ killing
power than any other leading tooth paste,
fuoride or not! Get new Ipana for your
family. Look for the name "Hexa- Fluoride"
on the 1pana carton If your store doesn't
have "Hexa-Fluoride" right now, it will soon.
Evening star., 1961-08-28

trouble due to tartar before it starts. Ipana's
film-removing agents help you brush away
the soft film that naturally forms on teeth
before it hardens into tartar that irritates
and infames gums
Only your dentist or dental hygienist can
remove tartar from your teeth once it hard
ems. But you should know this: proper brush
ing, according to Ipana directions, can help
prevent tartar before it attacks your gums.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
FLORIDA PLANS
SEE THE LIGHT
SAFETY DRIVE

TALLAHASSEE, Fla,
(AP) Florida motorists
have been asked to keep
their headlights burning
in the daytime during the
Labor Day week end as a
traffic safety reminder.
The State Highway Pa
troll has announced See
the light and live as the
holiday slogan. Officials
have predicted there VIII
be IL highway deaths in
Florida over the long week
end.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10

Richard Langert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Langert, 1910 w. Clar-
endon, will be Bar Mitzvah March
"a at Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi
Albert L. Plotkin and Cantor Maur-
ice Chester will officiate. An Oneg
Shabbat will follow the service.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Shapiro of Denver, Colo.
Out of town guests include: Mr..
and Mrs. 1. J, Mednick and son,
Salt Lake City, Utah; Mr.. n d
Mrs. Edward Shapiro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Bloom, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Mas and family, Mrs.
David Mauel and family, Messrs.
Harold and Milt Langert, all OF
Los Angeles, Calf.
Harvey Joel Tucker, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Tucker, 5532 w.
Hazelwood, will be Bar Mitzvah
March "a at Temple Sholom. Rabbi
Milton Shulman will officiate. Ar
Oneg Shabbat will follow the serv-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10
Miss Evelyn Kaufman Weds
Coast Man At Beth Israel

lusion, scalloped in Alencon lace
to create a contoured crown with
open pearl peaks. She carried a
white orchid on a white Bible.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Joel
Kaufman; and maid of honor, Miss
Sallie Silverman of Los Angeles.
Bridesmaids were Misses Sharon
Kurt of Los Angeles, Harlean
Kaufman, and Saralyn Stein. The
attendants wore ming blue silk or
ganza gowns and matching picture
hats.
Joel H. Kaufman was best man.
Ushers were Richard Cole, Larry
Popkin, Harry Berman, and Mar
vim Weisbart.
The bridegroom, son of M r S.
Samuel Silverman and the late Mr..
Silvermaf, Los Angeles, Calf, at
tended the University of Pittsburgh
and the u. c. L. A. law school.
The bride attended the University
of Arizona and Phoenix College.
She is q graduate of Lawton School
for Medical Assistants.
Out of town guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Ben Mervis, Earl
Williams, H. Brown, David Chriss,
Sam Kaufman, r. Robins, M. Sill
verman, T. Direnfield, D. Fried
man, P. Cohen, James Berman, NJ
Lampert, Miss Eileen Crane, Mrs.
Rose Foner, and Mr.. Fred Chriss'
After a honeymoon in San Fran
cisco, the couple will be at home
at S37 Victor, Inglewood, Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10
Medical Student.
Coed Set Dote
For Wedding

DR.. and Mrs. Melvin M. Halpern
of Tucson announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Bonnie
Kaye to Shalom Eugene Margolis,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mar
golis, 1S43 N. 18th Ave.
The bride-elect attends the Uni
versity of Arizona.
Margolis is a graduate of the
u of A and is attending the Uni
versity of Colorado Medical School
in Denver. His affiliations include
Beta Beta Beta, Nu Sigma Nu and
Pre-Med Club. He was president OF
Tau Delta Phi Fraternity at the
u of A.
June 25 is the date chosen for
the wedding.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10
Chopter Plans
PotIuck Lunch

City of Hope Chapter 245 win
hold a potluck luncheon following
its regular meeting Tues, March
%. under the craftsmanship OF
Mesdames Joseph Neegan and Will
liam Silberman.
Mrs. Harry Sternfield has been
appointed coordinator for Mer-
chants Drive, assisted by Mrs. Sol
LeBoyer. Mrs. Harry Weinberg
has been appointed City of Hope
Medical Center Liason.
A benefit card party is arranged
for Wednesday, March Is, IL noon,
at the home of Mrs. Ben Lando, sos
w. Coronado Rd. Dessert and COT
fee will be served. Visitors are well
come, and the donation is 81. For
reservations call Mesdames Stern
field, CIR 4-1572; Lando, AL s-799S;
Jack Kaplan, AL 4-1749; or Herman
Bein, CIR 4-3358.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10
Bar Mitzvah

ice. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Tucker Of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Rose Kaplan of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
David Edward Arnstein, son Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Arnsteln,
1902 N. Laurel, will be Bar Mitz-
yah March II at Beth FL Congre-
cation. Rabbi Carol Klein and Can
tor Harold Green will officiate. An
Oneg Shabbat will follow the serv-
ice. Grandparents are Mr.. ana
Mrs. George I. Arnstein, Chicago,
ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Young,
of Cadillac, Mich. There will be
other out of town guests from Chi
cago, H., and Los Angeles, Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10
Mesa Bazaar

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
Sholom in Mesa will hold its an
nual bazaar at the Temple auditor
ium, West First and North NC
Donald Streets, Sunday, March IL,
at II noon. Kosher home cooked
food and pastries will be served
cafeteria style. A variety of hand
made articles and other merchan-
disc will be on sale at nominal
prices, with all proceeds earmark-
ed for the Temple Fund. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10

Erin Sandra Antokol, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel B. Antokol,
6531 N. 18th Ave-, will be Bas Mitz-
Yah on March "a at Beth Ell Con-
gregation. Rabbi Carol Klein and
Cantor Harold Green will officiate.
An Oneg Shabbat will follow the
service. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer Antokol of Tyrone,
Penn. and Mrs. Henrietta Baron,
of Pittsburgh, Penn. Out of town
guests include Mr.. and Mrs. 81
Evendorff, of Pomona. Calf, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Krone OF N.
Hollywood, Calf.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10

Miss Evelyn Kaufman became
the bride of Owen Alexander Sill
verman in a ceremony in Temple
Beth Israel Feb. 25.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Kaufman, 141e w. Clarendon,
the bride wore a gown of hand
clipped Chantilly lace, with alter
nate tiers of pleated tulle rippled
into a chapel train. Her fingertip
length veil was of English silk IL
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-03-10

SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
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"a bath; S26.950 10. 6-6630. @.
A. SCHLES1NGER CO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NEAR STATE DEPARTMENT -
Lady will share her 3-bedrm. house
with ! or 2 ladies. D1. 7-7116.
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BURNT MILLS AREA
SILVER SPRING

31O BURNT MILLS AVENUE
4-level split-3 bedrms.s ga
baths. Cathedral ceiling liv.
rn1., din, rm., large fully
equipped kit, family rm.,
equipped laundry and utility
rm., play and storage rooms;
scr. porch. Many extras:
wall to wall carpeting, storm
windows, drapes, etc. 75Xl90
fenced and handicapped lot.
Priced at 500, 500: assume
4i2es CT. Out New Hamp-
shire ave. or Colesville rd. to
Burnt Mills ave. Open Sat.
and Sun. 10 to 8 or call 622-
1885 for appt. BY OWNER.
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KENSINGTON PARKWOOD, mr.
NH, Naval Hosp. PUBLIC and
parochial schools. Brick, 8 bed
rms, firepl., sep. din. area, gar
bage disposal and dishwaSher,
full bsmt., lge. corner lot, fenced
yd OWNER: S17,S5O. VIII. 2-957l
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oUbUNbhN PHOFEN lies MN1
RAMBLER-Lge. liv. rm., lge., fully
equip. eat-in kit, din, rn1., 2 bed
rms, porch. Close TO elem. .Jr.
high and paroch. schls,, churches
and shops Wall-to-wall carpet
and air cond. avail. S19,95Q.
OWNER. Call for appt. 10. 4
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g. r. FLETCHER LO. O-4OI
KEMP MILL-S22 800. Beat this If
you canl Brick split-foyer ram
bier. 8 spacious bedrms.. 2. full
baths, ultramod. liv. rm. wIhuge
brick firepl.. sep. din; rn.. lovely
yard ,w/patio. only S1.700 dn. A
real buy,
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KENSINGT0N = Sl7,950. Assume
large 41ae6 trust; 3-bedrm. RAM
bier with modern kit, huge rec.
rm., wonderful lot, $50 #. deep.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF Md.
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