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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31
Love You-
Truth OfMysticaI Body
Enables Us To Test Faith

II your tongue
tastes so m G.
thing we ct,
your W h o e
body sense S
the pleasure.
AS st. Paul
said: IF one
m e m b er re-
joices, the
W h ole b o dy
rejoices. We
who are Cath0
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31
Chinese Laity
Resist Connie
Stand Firmly Behind Their
Priests, Held In Sharp
Restriction BY The Reds

HONG KONG - NC) - Chinese
Catholics are heroic in resisting
Red attempts to rob them of their
faith, as indicated in a series of
stories reaching here.
In certain Central China city
all the priests were either expell-
ed, imprisoned or placed under
house arrest. Two priests, under
house arrest, were allowed visit
only from their former sacristan, a
man over 20 years of age, who
brought them their food.
But at the same time he brought
small hosts which the priests inn
mediately consecrated at Mass in
their rooms. The old sacristan
then secretly carried the consecrat-
ed hosts to the faithful who wish
ed to receive Holy Communion.
Absoiysion Given
Each day the priests were allow
ed to walk along an outside bal
cony in order to reach another part
of the house. The time of their ap-
pearance each day was set and the
Christians were notified. Those
who wished to receive absolution
would gather on a small ridge near
by where they could see the Father
as he passed by. He would then
turn toward them and give them
general absolution for their sins.
In Chumatien, Honan, the COM
munist government confiscated the
church, the residence of the priests
and the schools. Two Chinese
priests left took up residence in
private homes. On Sundays the lay
Catholics hire a hall where the
priests offer Mass with attendance
reaching 200.
Aid Seminaries
In spite of all communist pres
sure the major and minor semi
naries continue to function in Han
kow. AS of July, there were 40 mi
nor seminarians and 80 major sem
inarians at their studies.
However, the seminaries have
now lost all outside aid. The Cath
Ollie lay people heard of the diff
Guilty and collect privately about
2 million Red China dollars month
ly (close to $10O in order that the
seminary might continue its work
Many middle school and university
students have used their free time
and vacation periods to make win
ter clothes and shoes for the SEM
inarians.
Very few of Hankow's lay Cath
olics have been affected by the In
dependent Church Movement. The
Chinese clergy has kept itself free
from any taint of "progressivism. "
Catholic lawyers and doctors have
remained firm under pressure,
while the students have shown
both zeal and enthusiasm in prac-
ticing their faith.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to ii and mail it to
the Most Reverend Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director Of The
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith, or your Diocesan Di-
rector, Reverend James Kulp,
246 Town Street, Columbus, o.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

IL a speck of dust gets in your
eye, your hand comes to its re-
lief. In like manner, we Catholics
in America come to the relief
of our brethren throughout the
world. No man hates his own
body, and the people of China,
India and Africa are one Body
with us because they eat the
same Bread and are loved by the
same Blessed Mother.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

lies are invited with other Catho-
lies all over the World, as the
cells of the body are united to
one another. This one Mystical
Body has one Spirit and one
head.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

Does it make you happy to
know that there are now 1920
Sisters in Africa under the Pro-
pagation and 71qb of these are
native Africans? Just a hundred
years ago ancestors of these
women were being sold into
slavery. Now they have become
slaves to Christ" through the
triple chains" of poverty, chasti-
ty and obedience. What a happi.
ness if our young Catholic col
lege women could say they made
a sacrifice of a dance, dinner or
a little luxury TO support their
sisters in Christi
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

This truth makes it possible
for us to test our faith. Does it
make us rejoice to hear, for ex-
ample, that the Batrak tribe
in Indonesia which saw their
first missionaries in 1884 today
number $4,000 baptized Catholics
with $4,000 under instructions?
This should thrill us because
Our Lord and His Blessed Mother
are now adored and revered for
the first time among those people
and in that area of the earth.
Did we have a share in this
through the sacrifice of luxury,
or the giving of the equivalent
of what we spend on cigarettes
for a year?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

Does 1t make you proud to
know that our missionaries in
China are suffering torments
rather than deny their faith?
One So year old priest was kept
awake for twenty days in the
hope that his mind would break
and he would deny the Church.
On his feet most of the time,
the only respite he was allowed
was to sit on the floor, his head
held high in the air, while his
arms were tightly handcuffed
behind him. When he fell from
exhaustion another priest asked
the jailer to give him the punish
ment instead.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-10-31

Many people listen to the radio
and television without ever buy
ing the products which help pro-
duce the programs. May all the
readers of God Love You" love
the Missions by praying for so
countries in 5 continents. If you
would know what they are, send
for a World Mission Rosary. AT
your request and 81 offering
to the Missions, we will send you
one blessed by me.
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-04
MINK SKINS AT 2Oc EACH IN EARLY DAYS

During the nineteenth century, mink skins were considered of no value; the Russian-American Company would not buy them at all; and the coastal Indians re ferred to the Natives of the Yu- kon and KuskokWim regions as mink people," meaning beg gars. From 1870 to 1880, mink skins were bought at 20 cents each.
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BALMAT REALTY

Building 18N24' on sEidS to move. New siding and roof. $650 cash. While they last! Two choice lots. Block ' Cliff Addition. $600 cash for both. House at Mile Is on Kenai Lake. S20O0 down. $65O0 month-2-story house. S4250. Cabin 12'x20'-Kcnai Lake, Mile ! g. 5000.
 o0l Fourth Ave. Choice corner. House and garage. Good soil.
 Other LiStingS.
 BALMAT REAL ESTATE
 Notary
 338 4th Avenue Main l32
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NOTICE

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: We the undersigned ha"ing seV- cred our connections with Tass- Side-of-HcaVen Child9cn's Horne and Alaska Faith Aiission Kas,lof, A'2el<a wish 1t made known to ttl public Ihat we are ngt rcspo3- e.hlo for anH transactions carrie c1. or debts incurred by, eitA 1T organ,zation, as of August 3. l9@l. Signed:
 ROY g. CPONNTNC
 ADRIAN s LEHMAN
 MAYER 0. ROTH
 MISSING PERSONS CLARA DYCERT, 3I4 29ti St.ea. Seattie, Washing on, died Fco~u- ary ?, 1852. Anyone knowing w cgeaheu>s of stcl-niccc. ma l. CT name. SKINNER. and sci, heir, pIcase notify Paul .s, Anderson, attorney, 708 American Building, Seattle, Wash nEton.
 7o-74o
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SPECIAL SERVICES

PETE'S PAINT & BODY SHOP for first class, guaranteed work New
 and modern equipment Located
 at Marine Ways. 69-72o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

HOMER CAB co FOR SALE. Price
 includes 6 1850 Plymouth, Double your investment in a year. Con-
 tact Robert Turkington, Homer, Alaska 70-7lr
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
4.09 Acres Patented Land.

409 Acres Patented Land.
 Two houses, right on highway. Three-unit apt. house, 2 bed rooms. Full acre of ground, sewer, Restaurant doing good business. Cabin and S:Ie at Quartz Creek. Several business opportunities. One 3-bedroom house Terms. Another nice 3-bedroom house. Several good lots.
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BABY CRIB, 1-6 yr size, inner spring mattress, good condition;
 two chests of drawers Call Main TIT after 5:31 pm. 48tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-04

ELECTRODAY Electric Range.
 Guaranteed excellent. $175. Call Adams 94 G7tfC
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-04

THOR WASHER; 4O-gal electric
 water heater; two gift. Coolerator refrigerators, new Phone Madi- son 29. G4tfc
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FOR SALE. VEHICLES

1850 PONTIAC Eight, 4-door, at sacrifice price. R&H. Nylon seat
 covers. Good tires. Low mileage. See Oliver Amend or call Lincoln
 85. 69c
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SAWAIILL with edger, cutoff,
 planer, and other miscellaneous equipment. $750. Joe Folz, 10l7 Third Avenue or write Box 592, Seward. 69-70p
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BROOM CLOSET, kitchen table
 circulator. All good condition, Adams 37. 70tfC
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MILK delivered to your doorstep. Phone Garfield SO Seward Dairy
 -. lOOtfc
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BRAND NEW 24-in. model Good
 year bicycle, complete with horn and light. Call Bill Owens, Gar field 39. 70-7lc
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VEGETABLE PLANTS for early planting. Ed Donaldson, Mile 25l2,
 70-71p
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AVON COSMETICS. B. Kearns. Box 564, Seward Call Madison IS.
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MILE 1 3-rooms and bath. Partly furnished. Contact owner, Mile 4.
 68-970p
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REAL ESTATE
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL OR TRADE for Seward
 property: l60 acre homestead 5 mi. NE of Homer. Accessible by road. Buildings include 5-room house with basement, furnace, electricity and water; 16-X24-foot chicken coop and ? other small structures. Concrete barn piers in. School 14-mile. Terms. Contact Frank Lambert on Fifth between Monroe and A. 70-73c
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So Iosf fooih Wof the farmers choin hits of inc nos that have been pounded into these

When N0u are ri Int you don. need 10 lose your teaocr-whea you're u10ag you. cant afford to.
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-04

l942 ARMY DUMP TRUCK. S7OO.
 See at Carlson's SWampy Acres,
 end of Airport Road. 69-7lp
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18-FT. TRAILER HOUSE; 1887 Chev. lO0l Third Avenue or call
 Jefferson I74. 69-7Op
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ABATEMENT TO TRADE

APARTMENT TO TRADE WILL TRADE Broom apt. in An chor0ge for apt. or house in Sew ard Call Main l68, Seward. 70-lp
 MARINE SUPPLIES PITT. CABIN BOAT. Gray Marine engine, excellent condition Ray Tressler. Box G5, Seward. 70-lp
 WANTED
 AMBITIOUS LADY as rep rscnta- tive for Beauty Counselor Cos mejicS. Fee training. Nice i'm come on spare time. Write: C. Helen Bcoun, 20. Box 27l, An chorage. Nlark 7072c
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REWARD

slOO REWARD for information lead ing to the arrest and conviction of party or parties who entered and robbed the Wagon Wheel March 19. Pete RojcewicZ.
 68tfc
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JOHN P. SMITH Real Estate x Insurance Phone Main 233 4th & Adams
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1941 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan R&H. Good rubber. Good engine Call Black i or Lincoln 276,
 68tfc
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FOR SALE. MISC.

FOR SALE. MISC.
 BROOM CLOSET, kitchen table, circulator All good condition. Adams 37. 70tfc VEGETABLE PLANTS for early planting Ed Donaldson, Mile 2512.
 7O-71p BRAND NEW 24-in. model Good year bicycle, complete with horn and light. Call Bill Owens, Gar field 39 70-7lc 18-FT. TRAILER HOUSE: l937 Chev lO0l Third Avenue or call Jefferson I74 69-70p SAWMILL with edger, cutoff, planer, and other miscellaneous equipment. S75O. Joe Folz, 1917 Third Avenue or write Box 592, Seward. 69-70p ELECTRODAY Electric Range. Guaranteed excellent S175. Call Adams 94. G7tfc THOR WASHER; 40-gal electric water heater; two 9-ft Coolerator refrigerators, new. Phone Madi- son 29. G4tfc BABY CRIB, 1-6 VT. size, inner spring mattress, good condition; two chests of drawers Call Main TIT after 5:30 pm. 48tfc MILK delivered to your doorstep. Phone Garfield SO Seward Dairy
 l00tfc AVON COSMETICS. B. Kearns. Box 564, Seward. Call Madison 48.
 tie
 FOR SALE. VEHICLES
 1850 PONTIAC Eight, 4-door, at sacrifice price R&H. Nylon seat covers Good tires. Low mileage. See Oliver Amend or call Lincoln 85 69c 1942 ARMY DUMP TRUCK. S700. See at Carlson's SWampy Acres, end of Airport Road, 69-7lp 1941 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan R&H. Good rubber. Good engine. Call Black i or Lincoln 276. 68tfc NEW 4WHEEL DRIVE Station Wagons and Pickups. Immediate delivery. Terminal Garage, Kenai, 66tfc SAVE MONEY with U-DRIVE Main 54 or Main s REWARD
 SlO0 REWARD for information lead ing to the arrest and conviction of party or parties who entered and robbed the Wagon Wheel March l9. Pete RojcewiCZ. 68tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-04-04

SAVE MONEY with U-DRIVE
 Main 54 or Main 55
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NEW 4WHEEL DRIVE Station Wagons and Pickups Immediate delivery Terminal Garage, Kenai,
 66tfc
Evening star., 1952-01-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.i.

Mr.. MoNAsTERY-Lge.. clean. COM
priyils:: reasonable. Du.. 5se8.
PRIVATE HOME. 2nd Or. front; gen:
7Is Z CAPTTof-aent.. coy rm..
Simmors beds, plenty heat; car.
AREA-Eeautiful rm.
ppt ISf iEyt it ana sr bath q ssntleSsss "a ss si-
PRIVATE ROOM In apt. for 3 girls;
priyil O making breakfast; sS2.50
ROOM IN quiet home, next to bath;
Fqod Jds Representation. Reasonable.
lincoln III PaRK sEcTroN-rx.. dou.
iIs. SIs fronI rn;S r1nn;SoppyTt pyt entrance; on Car
WOODRIDGE-TWo single rms. and
bsth. foT empl. lady; no drinssssrs.
1iio Z. cAPrToL-Lke. dble. front
rm... unlimited phone. viii rent as
single. Call Ii, 4-4962. -21
Mr.. MINI AvE.--Comfoftabie single,
next shower bath; lge- closet: pvt.
ssas ss Dr.sFTsa SIS month sSas VI aSs
cow. NE. half blk. from bu.''
blk streetcar; lovely comfort. Tm.:
.,snt eons,eniai emDl lady: .!,; s9sss; next
iags: mon Smoker: = $3.50 sl5sni mo nI5a Boz
ii1Sf; Ed ROOM, with privi'sssA
sos OGLETHORP ST. NE furu.
rooms: near transportation, Dk
s3e T sT.-Sieeping room, dot;;blo
Hollywood bed; cony. transp.; uniim.
Y phone; privilege r. s472
closet; kitchen privileges: unlimited
phone; lady onlys S36.
ATTRACTIVE. fi1fn. .rm.. new houiAa
next TO bath and shower; no other
I0omefsi laundry and phone ,pRiEiis.3
tCentinued on Next Pe0e5
Evening star., 1952-01-27
FARM q eARpEN tcent.,

TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up: get our
PAuL's TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-45SS.
|BuLLDOZERS for grading. exeavatina
and land cleaning For free esti-
81 eatso FoSs ssll rOod ga s5ss ssIsht mixed hay;
corn by the barrel. DIR. c. j.
sLAUGHIIN. sH. 2114. ME. 1894.
FENCE PosTs-Yellow Locust; Wen
seasoned; 7-ft, ling: any number.
Ip,T; pT; e Z. IAUdHLIN. sH. 2iI4. 2s14
|LaNDscAPING, AM PpIiN soddinr. top soil.
plowing. grading, retaining :. walls.
cement and brick work. walk and
drtyeways. HU. 1895. 27s
Record strains; fruit, nut trees. ber-
csEE s1ss iarISs pistr shfds ss t5sss osss JOHN
VIRGIN TOP SON. landscaping
driveway gravel; Immediate service
repaired. LU l-5563 any time;
CLEAN Full DIRT. bluestone. tor
s9il anr road tr.. srsys sand hagltS anS
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. cut any
length; manure Tor sale. UN. 1851.
BABY CHICKS. s7.75 100 COP
New Hampshires, Barred Rocks
yrIds %hlse Rocks HstsbeI1 aRa Heavy AsS9EssS
HATCHERY, Beiiefonts II. "a.
|BANTAMs. small variety. Call Ash
BRooDSERa, oDSERa electric; feeding troushs,
water cans, shipping crate and other
odds and ends; cheap. Call Sunday,
10. S-4036; weekdays, ME. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
FARM 6 GARDEN

NEW EQUIPMENT-IHC Super A,
c. n and M tractors, plows. cult.
fert; att, mowers, harrows, leaders,
Era graders rsnanr manure r9,f sprsaders; lime and
heavy and light disk. wagons and
bodies. New Holland ensilage har-
vester. blower, wagon unloaders.
baler. saw. cement mixer. New Idea
IPrsad,erss xS corn pi;;ss piSkers, wagons and
separators, mixers, coolers. Louden
barn equipment. parts and service,
MaaLoNEY,s MA ZINC. INC. Silver Spring
and service. See our Imam saw
MMdALoNEY's Md M s.aaSs fNc'' Silver sprins'
DRIvEWAYS, roads. parking lots. sur
BANK grave 'esss escavatfng h1E Ian iSnd e clear.
ing. sidewalks, walls. tree removal,
surgery. cutters. downspouts cleaned.
repaired; landscaping. Free esti-
,Ha mstesi sT,R 10; TRAS14R2 a4SR2 .s ,,w .. s1,,.
NC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333
MANURE; y ~ well rotted: no, no straw;
GTssED EoUIPMENSTIsmIHac res; resulaf "a, a,
ECO tractor with cult. and mower.
W. -. <AlltS Nl1dk1uCIS Will u. AuO
stper Away plow and corn planter,
C tractor with 2-12 in. plowS, Gle
trac with cult. D. c., Case with
cult. H tractor with cult. Ford. To-
St Sg trss5S1 ssg Sears 7sgy gaFSen E .op tEsctGF
in. pioWs. 13x7 drill. nillingen en-
Ford post hole digger: New Idea
mower, INC 45 baler, New Holland
F-ia. II s and ons II Tractor. tor Meyers S, s snow "
plow MALONEY'S INC. Silver
GROW YOUR own FRUIT. Complete
line Of fruit trees. nut trees, berry
plant material offered by virginia. 5
largest growers: Write for free copy,
56-page Planting Guide in color.
Salespeople wanted. WAYNEsBoRo
NuRSERIES Waynesboro Va.
TREE TRIMMING and removal, lots
cL;ars cleared; = any y.sns si5s job; reasonable
HAY-Extra good timothy hay, $35
ton. Daleview 899S.
CREAM SEPARATOR, complete, hand
operated, flrst-class condition; $50.
SH. 50s2 sunday after 6 or Mon
HERDsiMAN. single. wanted; expert
enced with purebred Hoistein type
and production. Write FILBERT
FARM, Germantown, Nd, or tele-
phone DI. 4015.
BALED HAY, poultry batteries, corn
planter, corn binder (oldl, Ham
mermill. HANKIN. Davidsonville,
Nd; week ends and after z pm.
|LEsPEDEzA HAY, for sale approx.
100 tons, very good quality. S45 q
ton. EvERGREEN FARMS. Hay
Market; Va; Phi; Hay Market 232l !.
So . bushel. Call CHI. 0353,
MAN WANTED. to tend gaTden and
Twins ehasssPs on tor saars SNAIL E 1smy
GREENHOUSE WANTED. to rebuild,
and hot bed sash. Call SH. l54S. :.
GREEN MANURE. IS yard; well
rotted manure, S1I yd,: top soil. So
and cement work! L. BoozER. Il
|HARDWARE-BPs fatlux house and
barn paint; Sta-Dri pure bristle
paint brushes. Extension ladders,
heaters oil and gas: Salamanders.
ana residential: barb wire. culVert
pipe. all type wheel barrows. sump
tilizers and seeds. MALONEY'S
INC, S126 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring. JU. e.3333.
COW MANURE-Clean, no trash.
loan fertilized top soil; guarantee
both manure and topsoil: best cb-
tainahles SIS. ton: $50, 6-tOns,. de-
iivered. GEORGE W.. SABINE,
Gaithersburg, Nd. Phone 666.
MANURE FOE SAEE-Gree and old.
Phone 0aithesshurg 423-J.4.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

Rms. with running water; 2A.hr. oh.
and elev. service: $1,000 to $1T.50
wkly. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
COLORED-ERONT RM.; next 70
Pa Ratn; aS3d Pig. Men only; bsmt. .rm.; Ss.
colosE6-ssao RED PARK PI,-issrr. [sU
sistssetiEs is1fs !. f5sns 5soe room; some pEdIvi-
COLoRED4DOTRLE RooM-shSars
sin.,. st6; empl; n1sn, couple 1osaso Also room for
I4th St. transD:: '1s'' pvt. II. ii" sSS5.. SS.
eoLoRED-LGE. FURNISHED RM.
sSsens ssSd eos s4S aSsls 6.I painted mo Ta Ra.s
COtORED-IsOS + ST. N.W.--s4.
size rm.. furnished; no cooking:
cSEosGBgPGRNfsaifSSS a iS Der RHi ATi SSot ROOM 70,
TENT. couple or single. 1881 Cali
fornia St, NV. Apt. 81. no. 1858.
CoLoRED - LARGE. eomfortsbl.,
clean; convenient transportation:
ccESRspm.ss. SsES Essfso1tS1s FUgRSSs FU SSsls sm = 4.
sirable home and neighborhood; pre-.
fer gentleman; COW. transp. Can
CoIoRED-FURN. RIM. for re- rent:
couple. Call after $50 pm. Fri.
and Sat, all day Sunday. DE. 1880.
CoLORED, LARGE FURN. RIM. II dc.
sirable home and neighborhood;
prefer 1 or 2 gentlemen. Ia. o307.
ootoEEI Oh ans Ar ,EIsa.,prissd e ,, ysll,issn.
mr. ShODuine area IL hlk from 1Afh
COT 1868 saARvARp ST.
NV NV, f!aIi Lgs uII I'm ssde for couple; All
all day sat.-sun.; wkdays. $50.
coLoRED. 1414 1eth ST. NM
Conf. dble. rms; conv. transp.:
5sls IsD. Fl ssRHRl Ri5'0pS ROOM
snasa PRone PeRRoTsnHsns Hndson n.pNs {fss 0loss.
COEORED-l206 QUINCY ST, NV,
mMan nrIy'1E f. f. seaFs ha1 house with sPi.;
COLORED-NEATIY fGRS. room,
couple: reasonable. TU. 2549. .
CULOhEW-MOOM I0r renned Iady.
nicely furnished; near bath. ia.
coIoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. for
couple or z people; blk. from
COLORED-FAIRMONT ST.; empl.
cpl, bedrm. and sitting rm or dbl.
coLoRED-FURN. Room for g0a; Work.
ing couple, light housekeeping. 1889
coLoREb-LGRR. ROOM, twin beds;
2 employed people or Q girls; SO
week: conv. transp.; pvt. co. $500.
CoLORED-LGE. RM., sci. or dbl,
eony; to transD. RA. s726.
RA. ss45, 3aal warder st. NV.
coLoRED-FURN. ROOM, 2nd foor
coLoREb-1s6s IRViSG ST. NV.
-Lge. furn. and unfurn rms pow
avail: reas, rent: excel loc. LuS-
TINE REALTY CO. 412 5th st. NV.
CoLoRED-l7os 81 iRagS: NEW JERSEY AVE.
n.w,-Hall rm.' refined man; gefs.
CoLoRED-s8os 18th St. NV
beds, privil. Du. 1879. a
for employed lady. Cooking privls.,
ssons slso sels; sr 1899 seo. block 1lth st. NV.
CoIOREDLFurn. front rrn.. sepa.
rate kitchen. Reas. empl. persons.
Single OF double. Cali SIN. or ewes.
IA. 7275. 412 Columbia I'd. NV.
COLORED-Furn. rm., cooking privl.,
will accept child. 739 Quebec pl.
NV. DU. 5165. ~
Evening star., 1952-01-27

5717 COLO AvE.-Attr. r., twin bed
rm,: also single; next bath shower;
,annd; priyiL Ph. ia, 5799. -27l
SIs Rsssdsy. e. cSna sfter sse g. or cal 71 SUNDAYS
1858 FAfRMONT ST.-Lge. dble.. 2nd
a. front; twin beds; cony, 18th car
line Line; shaoppinsg; opn si,I De Gn9SS4 2S24. &
switchboard service. 1712 New
HampshiEs ave. nv. NO. 1856.
near Dupont Circle-Maid serv.. "a
hr. once serv.; phone in aIl rms;
sSaS soaSle. i9seslS6 $is up snflf ps iaso u0
1885 MACoMB ST. N.W.--Lss. beau
Sedrm.. bath. shower and T ample
closets. for gentleman desiring
air-cond heat; daiiy maid service;
non-smoker: Sl00 per mo. EN-. 1864
523 Ith ST. N.W.-The heart of
downtown---Several elegantly furn.
rms, singles and doubles: Va. bus
sse ssGe At daily your mad dose ssrves Fsss aoH
NOR GUEST HOUSE. Phone NE.
46S 4th ST. N.w.-sple. rm. with
~ running anF sater' 81 per wk, msa Insaire
1sss EYE ST. NV, downtown
Lovely sgle. room, pvt. bath; S22, so
TWo Ss@l9GnRSEnP 9sGanRSEnPrNG ROOMS. furnished;
KITCHEN and laundry privileges. Can
7i4 w i7th sT. N.w.-Risht downtown:
! block White House; singles and
dbles.: 81 wk. up. ST. 6340. 29a
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1881 Rhode Island
n.W;-Desirable rm., connecting
bath; every conv.; home sentiss1m.en. s1.
NEAR DUPONT cIRcLE-Nice furn.
rm., next to bath, for man; Chris
tian home; good transp. HO. 4092.
SHERMAN APIS, 18th and Z NV
Lady ,Sg small E Fm oae run sp Rater syss next
1926 9ss BUCHANAN itti iosT sT@Loyeiy front
rm., sgl:. or dbl; home priyils.; Jew
or gentle welcome. GE. 914S.
DUPONT CIRCLE, l745 Que st. NV
Nicely furn. lge;. sgle., with run
bedrm., nicely furnished. private
lavatory. also full bath; private
ro home i,.GPIsm.5 G9py; tra1SR T oAl4 Asp smaller
525 10th ST. N.W.-Attraetive dbl.
the universities and Govt. apis.
1a4s e1st ST. N.w.-sinele roo rooms,
~ per week; near Dupont Circle.
|N.W.5siNGLE w.: SINGLE ROOM. next to bath;
vate home. Wo. 5494.
|Ss1I LIST ST. N.W:-Lge. single rm.,
good trsnsps unlim. phone; gentle
ohsH hsme, sE3A,r IA; 0266. sS ~, n,..,v ,,,r,
bath. ss5 mo. q men use bath5; q
block from Conn. ave, south end
5sis si5' BRoa6 hsiSsS; bs2Ne2 Mo sflf In. Front
single room, semiprivate bath; gem
1ss sisnsD oGpRsS G'lsi Sa EM. H@3Room iSss. ;se,
at home; no drinkers; phone privi-
CHEVY CHASE ccIRcLE-Larse end
flr. rn1;, with walk.in. closets, pvt;
serene screened porch; senlp9t. MT 9af5 sata; maid
1859 GIRARD N.W.GNice single
room: near bath
LARGE 1st-fsoor front room for 81
men or ladies. MI. 2692
coNN SGs ASa neasaDt p c 81 en- flGnt F
Eext bath: Gentleman. Wo 51c1.
NICELY TURN. RsI.: own telephone. |
quiet family; no other roomeTs. Gem |
tleman preferred. RAs 2551. 916i
NR. Rslsndlff MeIfAN n GnAiTRDESsLarre front,
no smoking: conr. trans. Wo.
TAkOMA PIRK--Nicely furn. room
with private bath and entrance; for
fastidious tenant: $50 mo. 81 1856.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA 3D.
17S5 Lanier pl-Studio Im.. pri-t
Vate entrance. Lee. dhle- I'm, cone
STUDIO RM. Opefiopking CATH:
Ige.. attrae.. sunny, ph., Arepl.. fe.t
1ned empl. lsdI y. 004S.