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Holmes County herald., 1962-06-14
CANCER CRUSADE
NEARING QUOTA

w. A. Ramsey of Lexing-
ton, chairman of the recent
Holmes County Cancer Cru
SADIE fund raising activities,
this week expressed his appre-
citation for cooperation re-
ceived from each local chair
man and all workers.
A total of $2,442.7 70 was rails
ed after the county quota had
been set at 81, 500.
Community contributions
included Lexington, $551.47;
Durant, $454.96; West, S1O6. 90;
Goodman, S1S8.30 Pickens,
$l45.47; Tchula. 5000 DO; Cru
ger, S117.50; Ebcnezer, 1925;
Thornton, $113.50; Acona,
$500; Bowling Green, S12.25;
and Negro contributions.
$478.03.
Colored churches contribut-
ing include Asia M. B.. S13.4 40;
Lebanon M. B., $13. So; Fair
view M. B. Church of Pickens
community, $15.15; West M.
B., $500; Galilee Methodist
Sunday School, $500; Holy
City M. B. Church, $500; Mt.
Calvary M. B., $1,000; Sweet
cannon Church, $3.50; Mt.
Sinia M. B., $500; East Jones
chapel M. B., $500; Rock
Port M. B., $500; Holly
Grove M. B., $500; Union
Paradise M. B., $3.50; New
Port M. B., $4.O1; New Zion
M. B., $1,000; Good Hope M.
B., $1,000; Marcella Chapel,
$500; Union Grove M. B.,
$500; Zion City, Tchula, $500;
Sunny Mt, $500; and Beulah
Grove, Thornton, $500.
Colored schools making con-
tributions were Lexington At
tendance Center, S5O.OO; Am
brOSe School, 500 90: Oak
Grove, $500; Ebenezer, $3.50;
Goodman, $500; Durant At
tendance Center, $18.8S; West
$1,000; Tchula Attendance
Center, $500; Union Pick
ems, $500; Jackson Grove.
Grove, $500; Cruger, $26. so;
Mileston, $500; and Durant
Attendance Center, S14.75.
Those colored businesses
making contributors included
Walter Wilson, Robert Trip
lett, Gertrude Jefferson. An
ME M. Gamble, Willie Black
shire, Lucy Hall, and McKin-
ley Young.
Colored contributors in the
GWin Community were Rev.
r.. l.. Luckett, Rev. Will Tart.
Sue Halle Luckett, Sora
Smith, Annie Bell Shield, Mat
tie Sutton, Bishop Hayes, Ju-
lie Moore, Rosa Colman, Ma
zareth Sunday School, Naza-
reth Church, Holmes j. M. A..
Holmes P. T. A., and Bonds
cafe. Jessie Banks was chair
man.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-14

Jack Lee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Lee, was among
the twenty 1862 seniors grad
uating from Tchula High
School last month. Jacks pic
ture was omitted from the
Herald's recent senior edi-
ton.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-14
Older Cotton Is Squaring

Now is the time to start
poisoning squaring cotton.
Make three to four applica-
tons at five to seven day in
tervals. Do this without fail.
Boil worms and fleahoppers
are being found. Use a boil
worm killing insecticide.
Holmes County herald., 1962-06-14

ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR o ON
SUNDAY
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Evening star., 1962-05-09
PRIMARY PROFLES
UnoIiqned Democrats Compete

Five Prince Georges County
citizens, without aligning them
selves with either political fac
ton. are running for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the House
Of Delegates.
The unaligned candidates
are in a race with two full
states of candidates for the six
House seats. Both the tradi-
tional Democratic Organization,
headed by LandSale G. SaSscer,
ST., and the Independent Demo-
Gratis are backing candidates
for the nominations.
The unaligned candidates
are:
John A. Barry, 80, of Takoma
Park. president of the Fourth
Precinct Chillum Democratic
Club. Mr.. Barry never before
has run for public office.
Until last week, Mr.. Barry
was a promotion man for an
area liquor firm. He has said
he lost his job because he had
taken a strong stand against
pinball machines.
Michael E. Foley, 80, a Car
rollton lawyer. Mr.. Foley was
elected coming officer for Car
rollton in 1859, and represent
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Free Birth Control
Pills Urged for
Unwed Mothers

RICHMOND. May 9 (AP)-
Clinics offering free oral con-
traceptive pills to unwed moth
ers on relief roles were proposed
last night by City Welfare
Director Raleigh c. Hobson.
Mr.. Hobson told the city
council that the combined use
of contraceptive pills and vol
untary sterilization would make
q significant reduction in the
number of iIlegitimate births,
A law passed by the 1862 Vir-
ginia General Assembly permits
voluntary sterilization.
When asked II the city would
pay for the contraceptive pills,
Mr.. Hobson replied, I'VE hope
So"
They're cheaper. than chill
dren," said Councilman Robert
C. Throckmorton in support Of
Mr.. Hobsons plan.
Mr.. Hobson said the oral
contraceptive program would
cost the city about 81 a month
for each person. He said the
pills would be dispensed at a
clinic under medical supervision
Evening star., 1962-05-09

BALTIMORE, May 9 (AP) =
George P. Mahoney, in his pres
ent campaign for Governor, has
attempted to overcome some
flaws in an otherwise strong
vote-getting record.
II the moves pay off next
Tuesday, they could be deci-
sive in the Baltimore County
paving contractors third bid
for Democratic nomination for
Governor.
In two previous primary cam
paigns for Governor and three
for United States Senator, Mr..
Mahoney has never carried pop
ulous Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties or the 4th Dis
trict of Baltimore City. But
he has run close in all five
campaigns without their sup
port.
Gets New Help
This year he has the help
Of running mates Blair Lee III
in Montgomery County and
Carlton Sickles in Prince
Georges. Also, for the first
time, he has the backing Of
James H. (Jack) Pollack'S S
powerful Democratic organiza-
ton in Baltimore's 4th District
Mr.. Lee and Mr.. Sickles, both
members of the House Of Dele
gates, are candidates for United
States Senator and Congress
man-at-large on the Mahoney
ticket.
Another Mahoney running
mate. Senator Samuel Barrick
comes from Frederick County
which Mr.. Mahoney has car
ried only once-in his 1852 bid
for the United States Senate
against Representative Lans-
dale G.. SasScer of Prince
George. Mr.. Barrick is a can
didate for Attorney General.
The four subdivisions have Q
total of % unit votes. the max
imum of seven each allowed
under Maryland's system ol
nominating candidates fol
Statewide office. More impor.
tantly, since the unit rule il
subject to court challenge thi'
year, they contain large num-
bers of popular votes.
Mr.. Mahoney took the State
wide popular vote against Gov
william Preston Lane, jr., il
1850 and against Mr.. Sassce.
in 1852. He lost it by onl.
4,094 to H. c. Byrd in the 1856
gubernatorial primary, by 7,99.
to former United States Sena
tor Millard E. Tydings in 1876
and by 5,6l2 to B altimoru
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro il
the 1858 Senate race.
These losses could be &C
counted for in Montgomer
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Independents
Not Agreed on
Home Rule Plans

The Independent Democrats.
trying to unseat the traditional
Prince Georges County Demo-
cratic Organization. are basing
their campaign on the need of
reform Of county government
and are not stressing the need
for an immediate change to
Evening star., 1962-05-09

ed that area in the county
Civic Association in 1860. He
is a former director, and is the
counsel of the Carrollton Boys
Club.
]. Oliver Hill, 54, of Fair
mount Heights, a businessman
dealing in the sale and financ-
ing of real estate, and a for
mer State president of the Elks
Lodge. Mr.. Hill has been ac-
tive in Democratic politics for
about IS years, but this is his
first bid for public office.
william r. Scanned, 80, a
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Mohoney Pushes Drive
In 3 Elusive Areas

County alone. Mahoney lost
the county to Mr.. Byrd by g.
723 votes, to Senator TydingS
by 1889 and to Mr.. Dale
sandro by 10,357.
Has Run Strong in City
This year, with Mr.. Lees
help. Mahoney hackers are con-
fident he has a good chance of
carrying the county against his
chief rivals, Gov. Tawes and
David Hume.
Mr.. Pollack's support could
be a mixed blessing, however.
Backers of Gov. TaweS are
hopeful the Endorsement will
rebound against Mr.. Mahoney
in some of the city districts he
has carried comfortably in the
past and also hurt him on a
"bossism" issue they've raised
Statewide.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Big Dam Site
Cost Put at
SOS Million

The cost of buying land for
a high-level dam in the Po-
tomac River was estimated at
SIS million yesterday by Mont
gomery County Manager Mason
A. Butcher. He told the county
council that of the IL 800 acres
involved most of it was farm
land, and that only a few homes
would be flooded, mostly near
Seneca.
Mr.. Butcher added that the
cost of replacing county roads
in the vicinity would be 81 mill
lion, based on current construc-
ton costs.
The county manager said
that most of the homes in the
Potomac neighborhood would
escape the effects of the pro-
posed River Bend dam, which
is one of four suggestions made
by the Army Corps Of Engi-
neers for a water supply for
Washington.
Most of the houses which
would be underwater If the
dam is constructed are on
Riley's Lock road and Tschiffely
Mil road at Seneca. Mr.. Butcher
said.
In other business. the council
held a public hearing on a
proposed gift Of three acres for
q library site at Bells Mill road
and Democracy boulevard, in
north Bethesda.
There was no opposition to
the donation, which was offered
by Mrs. Floyd E. Davis, ST., and
her son, Floyd e. Davis. jr.
Council members scheduled
q meeting with Federal, State
and County officials for June z
to discuss highway construction
programs.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

home rule charter government.
In an article In yesterdays
Star on the positions Of Inde-
pendent candidates. q typo
graphical error made 1t appear
as If the Independents favored
charter government.
The erroneous paragraph b
should have read: ''The Inde-
pendent candidates have also
said there Is q need for reform
in county government, but have
not agreed to accept all Of the
recommendation Of group s
working for home rule charter
In the county"
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Beltsville attorney. This is Mr..
Scannel'S first try for public
office.
Mrs. Marguerite Vrazsity Of
Accokeek, who has represented
several civic associations and
other groups in lobbying activ-
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Republican Club
Elects in Montgomery

David scull Of esIs Greyrock
road. Silver Spring. was elected
Monday as president Of the
Mems Republican Club Of
Montgomery County.
Others selected were r.
Moran McConihe. vice presi-
dent; Robert A. Wallace. treas
urer: William T. Jobe, record.
ing secretary, and Ernest Clay,
corresponding secretary. The
meeting was held at the West
wood Inn.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

tiles at Annapolis and In Con-
gress. She is membership chair
man Of the United Womens'
Democratic Club Of Primo e
Georges County, and a member
of several other Democratic or
CARNATIONS.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Many borrowers are pleasantly sur
prised at the ease with which a
Union Trust loan is arranged. Same
day service is usual. Personal loans
are available in most cases without
collateral or endorsers. Details for
1S-month plan herewith.
Details for shorter or longer periods
upon request.
Phone Elk 3-4400 or visit
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ROUTH ROBBINS
Real Estate Corp.

Alex. S36-6200
spfld. 451-250O Mclean 356-7O00
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HOUSES FOR Saliva. HOUSES FOR sALE-W Hou

COMPARE THIS HOUSE - For
charm and INABILITY at S2S,OOO,
W drapes, appliances. 4 b.r.. .
baths, brick rambler. Center hall
off carport, brick firepl. walls in
Ilv. rm. and ground-level rec. rm.
Full bsmt. l3-acre lot. CT. 6-2027.
CONVENIENCE PLUS = spark!ing
Colonial. > blks. st. AIMS. public
elem, bus to D. c., Pentagon. 22!'
liv; rm. wJfirepl., din. rm.. kit. 3
pedrms.' nursery, l "a baths, 200
#: lot wipatio. FLA avail Price
S2O,4O0. BY OWNER, IA. 7-4O45.
-Spotless 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler with complete
GE kitchen. Level lot, attractively
Handicapped and fenced. S3,5OO
cash Will handle. FILA contracts
considered. Seen by appointment
only. Call IA. 4-l3O0. BROYHILL
q SONS. 1900 Lee hwy.
CUSTOM-BUILT stone-and-frame
Colonial on beautifully landscaped
corner lot in convenient Alexandra
neighborhood. Center hall, sepa-
rate oln. rm., screened porch,
modern kitchen, carport. S24 $50.
tHA or conventional financing,
Cau IA. 4-l3OO, BROYHILL &
SONS. 1900 Lee hwy.
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SPECIALLY DESIGNED Il" shaped

WESTERN STYLE rambler on cor
ney lot. completely Anchor fenced.
SPARKLING 3-BEDRM. RAM
BIER features sweeping lly. IN"
sep ain area, fully EQUIP. 1t.
$500 On. QUICK OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

fi13 Brandon Ave, springfield, Va.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

FALLS CHURCH, All American
City-Forced to sell 2-bedroom
home. Enclosed attic. sun porch,
IL baths, fenced yard, fruit
trees. garage. work shed. Alum.
siding. sash, screens. Auto. wash
er. dryer. Near schools. shops. bus.
SIT 500 CASH. BOX 46q-R Star,
Evening star., 1962-04-15

FALLS CHURCH-Brick home fea-
lures 4 bedrooms, , baths and a
host Of extras, including large
screened porch. finished recreation
room. many tall shade trees, on
good bus service. Selling today at
S23,5OO, flexible financing.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA. HOUSES FOR sALE-W.

ARLINGTON COLONIAL - Nice
Colonial home on wooded lot. in
cloSe-in Arlington; being CON-
pletely redecorated, 2 bedrms., a
basement Can't be beat for
$3.50 down and SO per mo-, in
cluding everything. Only SlI.5O0.
and the best value on the mar
ket today TOWN g. COUNTRY
PROPERTIES. INC, TE. 6-S9l5
q 'ffi o
Evening star., 1962-04-15

MCLEAN - 3-bedroom, 112-bath
rambler. Din. rm., TV rm., garage.
"a acre. Low 20s. Ell. 6-4532.
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CENTER-HALL
BRICK RAMBLER

Absolutely immaculate THREE
BEDROOM, TWO-BATH HOME
having exquisite DAYLIGHT
REC. ROOM, full dining room.
. fireplaces, DE LUKE KITCH-
EN- WITH EATING SPACE!
Situated on quiet cul-de-sac,
close in Falls Church area and
very realistically priced at
S26.5OO WITH MINIMUM lO',
DOWN This is a REAL
VALUE,
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy TO
Falls Church, right on Great
Falls ST. to Crest pl., left 10
CO., and our Open Sign,
Evening star., 1962-04-15
S7OO DOWN
NEW FILA TERMS

Should handle this immaculate.
FXPANDABLE RAMBLER in
very convenient NORTH AR
LINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD!
Won't last for ONLY Sl7.0uO!
II has gracious living room
with fireplace, large separate
Kitchen. two comfortable bed
rooms, tiled bath, STAIRS TO
LARGE ATTIC FOR ONE OR
TWO MORE BEDROOMS. Fin
ish It yourself and save money.
FULL BASEMENT has space
for rec. room. large porch
DETACHED GARAGE! Beaqtl5
fully shaded and shrubped
fenced lot HURRY TO SEE IT!
DIRECTIONS: From Hecht S
north on Glebe rd. to l7th St
left to 4Sl1 and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

ARL. HALL 1 BLK BEDRMs.
AND DEN. 3 BATHS, BRICK
CAPE COD IN LOVELY NEIGH
BORHOOD, CUSTOM REC. RM.
WITH BAR. WET SINK AND
REFER. BUILT IN. ANCHOR
FENCED YD. UNBELIEVABLE AT
ONLY S22,75O. BEST OF ALL
FLEX. FINANCING. BY APPOINT
MENT ONLY: VIM. A. CHAP
Evening star., 1962-04-15
ASSUME
CT LOAN!

MODEST DOWN PAYMENT
vii. handle this delightful
THREE BEDROOM. Ia BATH
BRICK COLONIAL HO NJ E
situated on BREEZE KISSED
LITTLE KNOLL. Featuring
huge living room with fire
place. 1t has formal separate
dining room and nice kitchen.
Party inviting PINE PANELED
REC. ROOM in the full base
ment. IMMENSE SCREENED
PORCH OVER ATTACHED GA
RAGE, l2-acre wooded lot.
close to schools. shops and
bus. COME SEE IT-YOULL
LIKE 1T at S22 $50!
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy.
through Falls Church TO
Woodley pl., right to Tim
Der lane TO house on corner
and Our Open Sign.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HERNDON
FAIRFAX COUNTY

4 bedrms., brick Cane Cod, gas
hot-air heat, fireplace, stove, re-
frigerator. washer. storm win
dows. anchor fence. on = lots,
nice residential. FHA or conven-
tional, $4,000. We also have
other nice properties in the area
NJ. A. MARTIN, INC, REALTORS
PROFESSIONAL BLDG.
Herndon, Va. 471-4300
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ARLINGTON. NO. cnear 18th
ARLINGTON
20" DOWN GI

v OOWN N I'll
choice area off Wash.
blvd. l blk. to bus and stores
2-oedrm. brk. in immac. cond.
Sep. din. rm. opens to screened
porch. Equip. effic. kitchen, full
bSmt. super-landScaped lot. Sl5,-
800, subject to FHA and GI ap-
praisals, about SSS mo-, plus taxes
and insur. Call IA. 1-O25U.
CROSSROADS C6 miles
to D. CD-S2u.5OO Truly luXu-
rlcus 3-bedroom, ll2-bath brick
rambler. All rooms extra large
with double closets. Completely
COND. AND DINING SCREENED
PORCH. Assume SlS,4OO in-serv-
ice loan at Sl26 mo.-Small down
payment considered. IA. 1-O29O.
WE HAVE ANOTHER Just like the
one Immediately above for only
SlS,5OO without air cond. and
porch, but with 4l2eS loan to as
sumo at Sll2 mo.-will sacrifice,
any reas. terms required by a
qualified buyer. Call ia. 7-02g0.
PIKE-If you luckily
need only . bedrmS., this rambler
on shaded lot is for you! CoZy
and de luxe equip. throughout.
plus 2O-ft. de luxe family rm.
for luxurious lounging. Large de-
tached garage, truly different
a haven from daily tension. SIS
600. FHA. $500 dn. and 500 mo.
plus I. and i. Call ia. 7-025O.
ALEX. CAREAD SNOWFLAKE! SI7,-
$40. Immaculate 3-bedrm. ram
bier. All rms. large. Lovely equip.
kit. with bar; 4O-ft. rec. rm. with
sep. workshop in full bsmt. AT
TACHED GARAGE. huge concrete
patio, l4-acre beaut. landscaping.
Quick and close to D. C.-real
flexible financing, as little as 500
down.
MILKEY RLTY., IA. 7-O25O
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ARLISGToN-FALLS CHURCH
OPEN TO 6
ATTN: BIG FAMILY
; BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

Ideal for large family, or
can be arranged as PRI-
VATE SUITE FOR IN
LAWSi ATTRACTIVE BIG
BRICK CAPE COD home
in choice North Arlington
neighborhood Yorktown,
WILLIAMSBURG and O'Connel
are the schools! Comfortable
liv. rm. has fireplace. separate
din. rm.. PINE PANELED DEN
OR FAMILY ROOM. full bSmt..
scr. porch. BUILT-IN GA
RAGE, hot-water heat. huge.
Level fenced lot. Fast pos
session. Vacant. S27,95O is the
price.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy.
past Glebe rd. intersection,
right on N. Geo. Mason dr.,
right on N. 25th rd.. TO 5005
and our Open Sign.
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HILLS-3-bedrm. brick
bi-level. . baths, rec rm.. garage.
S25. 900. FL. 4-31S5.
Lincolnia Hills

OPEN, l2-DARh
3-BEDROOM BI-LEVEL
Brick home set on nicely land
scaped lot in prestige community
close to Shirley hwy. and with
bus transp. to Pentagon n blk.
away. features built-in garage,
finished rec. rm. with firepl. and
bSmt. storage area on 1st level,
large liv. rm. with firepl., 8 twin
sized bedrms. and fully equip.
modern kit. on 2nd level. Price
is S27 .450. assume large loan or
refinance. DIR: Shirley hwy,
right on Seminary rd. to left on
Beauregard to 6040 Morgan st.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
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" 2NIAAH 7
23l7 Wilson Blvd. IA, 1900

-0I I wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
DOWN THE RIVER, "CollingWood
on the Potomac g.
bath brick rambler. with finished
rec. rm. and side screened porch,
lovely fenced yard. FHA Appraised
price. S2S.O0O. assume S22. 700
financing. 5000 down. Gail OD-
DENlNO REALTY. INC. IA. A.
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FAIRFAX

@4@4bA AA31
Mod. 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
KIT de luxe refrigerator, lge.
utll. rm., ! u baths, fenced yard,
cali anytime 'oH HooTs SSsums srAfT1 Aipan;
CO, JE. 3-91O9.
FAIRFAX TOWN-NO DOWN PAY
MENT. 3 bedrms., l "a baths, fenced
yard, semi-det., no bsmt., SOL
per month, vacant. CIR. Bids.
FAIRFAX-New brick rambler. i'm
mediate occupancy. 3 spacious
bedrms., . full baths. full bsmt.,
roughed-in third bath. a4-acre
wooded lot. Fireplace, de luxe elec.
KIT. excellent community of more
expensive homes. Can assume
$4,000 GI mortgage. end trust
Il desired. Full price S23.S5O.
Private parties only. HA. 2-3559.
FAIRFAX, ARMY NAVY COUN-
TRY CLUB HILLS-3-bedrm.
brick rambler, . baths, center
hall, .GE kit, 14x22 liv. rm. W.
raised-hearth fireplace, lge. din.
l., walk-out bsmt., rec. rm. W.
fireplace, equipped laundry, scr.
porch. Walk schools, pools. S22,-
$50. Assume GI Directions: From
Fairfax cir, left 1.2 mi. on 237,
to Old Post rd., right to No. Ill.
CIR. 3-4l65.
FAIRFAX. Layton Hall-Last homes
in one of Virginia's outstanding
communities nearing completion
Low to mid POS. Can meet any
family's needs. Take Rte. 20 OF
Rte. 80 to Rte. 1913. left " mile
to sign. CIR. 3-2950 or CIR. g.
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FALLS CHURCH (City)-2-bedrm.
brick modern Cape Cod, unfin-
ished upstairs. lge. level fenced
yard, shade trees. Stores, bus,
school within . blks. -Sl4, $50.
Will take semidetached house in
trade. Open Sat. and Sun. 1913
Riley St. , blkS. north of Broad
St, center Of Falls Church.
FALLS CHURCH (Pimmit Hills)
Sl95 down incl. settlement, Ram
occupancy. owner will finance.
ST 3-56aO ANYTIME
434-573S AFTER L. SUNDAY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH CITY-This 3-bed-
rm., IA bath English Colonial on
beautiful lot with tall trees offers
both charm and space. Built in
1885 by q master craftsman the
floor plan is ideally suited for en-
tertaining and gracious living and
includes an attached garage and
screened porch. Mid 20s. TOWN
& COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC.
KE 6-fQOO q IN q
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HICKS

CHESTERBROOK WOODS. OWNER
offers 5-bedrm., 3-bath. beautiful
Handicapped bi-level at sensible
price. Open Sat. and Sun. l to 8.
KE. S-2403.
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CENTREVILLE AREA

Brick with . firepls.. full walk-in
bSmt:. new 3-bedrm. rambler with
"a baths, separate din. rm.. on
u acre in excel. neighborhood near
school. SlS.500. easy terms.
COMMONWEALTH PROP, INC.
CIR. 3-O7l5 CIR. 3-4Il6
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A ARLINGTON, N.
GI-GI-GI

Corner brick detached. 8 rooms. .
tiled baths, rec. rm. S2l,5OO. ST.
900 down payment to approved
purchaser. Vacant. Open / to 6.
630l N. 9th st. OWNER. 524-
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gerachiS
ALREADY FINANCED
Sl6,400

REALTY CO, INC JE. 2-2&li
Evening star., 1962-04-15

sale by owNER-Ex-
panded brk. rambler. S-yrs.- old.
liv. rm., sep. din rm., 4 bedrms.,
ga baths. scr. porch. rec. rm.,
full bsmt.. level lot. ideal Arl
loc. vic. Lorcum la. and Mil rd
& mi to White House. mi. Pen
tagon. Price S32. 300. Good financ-
Evening star., 1962-04-15
LOUDOUN COUNTY
CTATT DNTTTT "

MANASSAS-2-bedrm Cape Cod. ex-
pan. attic. redec.. fenced yd., as
sumo 4l2oo loan, JE. 3-7793.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
GARDENERS DREAM

GEL READY
To beat the heat in this 6-bedrm.,
5-bath. gracious home with lovely
grounds, babbling brook and swim
ming pool. Very fine section Of
N. Arl. S43,950.
THOMPSON & ASSOCIATES
Realtors ia. 5-7S17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

Edith HomiIton, world-re-
nowned student Of the Greek
elossics for most of her 90
years, hos a fervent
wish: For Christions ITO lose
their fear of leorning."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-05

general en-
G e er in
o hio. Ohio
FUELS Pipe
Lines D e-
partment in
Columbus, it
was
C e d today
by A. M.
Hut Crimson,
x..n& ~~~ni
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-05
Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film lisfings by
fhe Infer-Pa ifh Film Conn.,
mitfee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND - South Seas Adj
venture.
PALACE - Babes in Toy
land.
MAIN Second Time
Around.
N Saturday
only - Tammy Tell Me True,
Tomboy and the Champ.
TEENS
OHIO Pocketful of Mir
acles.
DREXEL Guns of Navar-
rome, Tammy Tell Me True.
MATURE TEENS
GARDEN - Friday only -
Secret Ways, Masters of the
Congo Jungle.
MILES EAST MAIN. WEST
BROAD-Friendly Persuasion,
Pay or Die.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-01-05

title of presentation of the
Graymoor Friars.
q:l5 am, WBNS - The Sac
red Heart Program.
1915 am, WcLT, Newark
The Sacred Heart Program.
1880 am, WRFD - Sacred
Heart Program.
1890 p.m., WLW The
Catholic Hour - FIR. Hubert
van Zeller, O.S.B., British
Benedictine writer, will dis
cuss the Christian vocation in
the modern on a four-part SER
les beginning today.
4:3o p.m., WloI, Portsmouth
Georgetown Univer sity
Forum.
6:45 pm, WJER, Dover -
The Sacred Heart Program.
$50 p.m., WRFD-FM-The
Christophers.