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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29

RICE, Margaret, 80, 1179 S.
Champion avenue. Columbus, Aug.
20, Corpus Christi church. Surviv-
ors; two daughters. two grandchil-
dren and three great-grandchil-
dren.
WARD, Alice, 81, formerly of
20l S. ogden avenue, Columbus,
Aug. 81, Holy Cross church. Sur
vivors. her father, her mother, and
a sister. .
EBERTS, Margaret c., 30, 43 S.
Skidmore street, Columbus, Aug.
%, Holy Family church. Survivors:
her husband, Chris; five sons,
three daughters, two sisters, a bro
ther. IA grandchildren and Is
great-grandchiIdren.
SHESkY, Mary, 80, 443 Binns
boulevard, Columbus. Aug. 2i, ST.
Mary Magdalene church. Surviy.
ors: her husband, A. r.; son, her
parents, five sisters and a brother.
SICA, Maria c., SO, 119 w. Iron
avenue, Dover. Aug. 19, ST. Jo-
seph church. Survivors: her hus.
band, Joseph; a daughter. two
grandchildreR, a great-grandchild
three brothers and a sister.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says:
An Essay In Color

"Coppery people?" said the Lord
God. Yes, and people of many
other colors; for color is good. We
will color them predominantly cop
per, or predominately black, or pre-
dominately ivory, or predominant
ly olive.
Poets" said the Lord God, will
grope for words with which to de-
scribe the color combinations we
will create. They will grope. and
never quite find.
Poets and noveIists will lie
awake at night seeking terminol-
ogy for the hue of woman's cheek.
They will exhaust themselves try
ing to express the goldenness of
one child, the BROWNIES of another,
the ivoryness of another. And they
will never entirely succeed, for the
tongue cannot utter what we will
create for the eye to see.
Color" asked the Lord God
"Yes. All the human race will be
strange elusive symphony of col.
or. Never will two men or two wom
en- or two children be colored ex
actly alike. But colored they will
be, for we will have no white peo.
pie.
"A white man." said the Lord
God, would be a monstrosity. He
would be something to freeze the
heart with fear. A man the color
of a ghost? A woman the color ol
Death? A child the color of grave
stone?
mo said the Lord God, I'VE will
set no such spectral Things tt
walking about the earth. Colorec
people we will make. but no white
people" Thus spoke the Lord God
and so ii was done.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29

Minister Frantisek Nemec in pro-
test against the communist coup.
The Mares family has been
granted permit to stay in Canada
for six months preparatory to be-
ing given permanent asylum IN
this country.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29

FRISON, Joseph 80, 1853 S. 9th
street, Columbus. Aug. 18, St Mary
church. Survivors: his wife, Ther.
sa; two daughters, two sons, IL
grandchildren, eight great,grand-
children and sister.
STUCKEY, Rose, 81, 423 5th ay-
enue, Lancaster, Aug. IL, ST. Mary
church. Survivors: two sons, three
daughters, seven grandchildren,
two brothers and a sister.
SHISLER, Charles, Delaware,
Aug. IA, ST. Mary church.
WTNDER, Helen, w. Palm
Beach. Fla. Aug. l6, Corpus Chris
Ii church, Columbus. Survivors: a
daughter, three sisters, two bro
theirs and two grandchildren.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29
"a MissiOners
Driven Out OF
China By Reds
Religious OF Six Countries
In Group; All Arrive At
Hong Kong Same Day

HONG KONG - (NC) - A to-
tai of "a foreign missionaries ex-
PEELED by the Chinese Reds arrived
here on single day.
No American was among the
group. The ousted missionaries
were Belgian, Dutch, French, Ger
man, Irish and Italian.
Seventeen of the missionaries
arrived by ship; seven by rail; ten
were among those arrested in mass
jailing of priests in Peking in Ju-
ly 1851 They arrived here on the
SIS. Human, from Tientsin.
Six of the ouSted had been con-
nected with the Catholic Universe
ty of Peking, now confiscated by
the Reds. All the German mem
bers are of the Society of the Di-
vine Word. They are the Reys. Al
fons Brockmoeller, Joseph Goertz,
Henry Mas, Stephen Bungarten,
Arthur Lang and Brother Gereber-
nus AlberS.
Six other priests of the same
Society, they said, are still being
held in the Collegium Sinicum,
while four others are imprisoned
in Peking namely the Revs. Har-
old Rigney, of Chicago, Peter
Huengsberg and Joseph Meiners,
of Germany, and Peter Sun, Chi
neSe.
Four other missionaries reseas-
ed and expelled from Peking were
the Revs. Clement Lejeune, Flor
ent Deley, Richard Cocuyt and
Jan Termeiren, all members OF
the Scheut Missions of Belgium.
Also aboard the SIS Human we're
two Jesuit Fathers of the SienhSien
mission, the Revs. Nicolas Haser
and Laplaize of France; the Revs.
Fortunatus Tiberi, an Italian
Franciscan from Tungchow, Shen-
81 Province; Jeremias Kemp, Sige-
bald Hogenboo, and Ludolphus
Boose, Dutch Franciscans from
Luanfu Shansi province, and the
Rev. Paul Van Wassenhoven, a
Belgian Scheut missionary from
Siwantze in Chahar province.
The missionaries arriving by
train were the Revs Malachy Muir
ply, an Irish Columbian, and AL
bert Digard, an Italian Franciscan,
Brothers Jules Raphael Legrand
and Rene Gilbert Gooss, Marisi
Brothers af Alsace all from
Shanghai-and the Revs. Clement
Canavero and Plus Perino, and
Brother Panaro of the Paulini Mis-.
sion Society, from Marking.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29
Czech Consul
General Quits,
Given Asylum

OTTAWA - (NC) - DR.. Jiri
Mares has resigned as Czechoslo-
vakian consul-general at Montreal
and been granted political asylum
in Canada.
He is among the lengthening list
of foreign diplomats who have
been given asylum in Canada since
the war. DR.. Mares and his family
have been in this country for four
years.
A former communist, he told re-
por. IS that he, his wife and three
daughters had found the Canad.
ian way of life to their liking dur
ing their stay in Montreal.
my children" he said "are
attending Canadian schools and
being educated in the principles of
Christianity and democracy as un.
derstood in Canada. They are
Catholics.
DR.. Mares said that when he
was invited" to return to Czecho-
slovakia, he realized that neither
he nor his family would again be
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29

I'VE will make" said the Lord
God acolored people. But one thing
we will never make. white people.
"We will make people dark,
said the Lord God. Dark like the
dusk we will make them. But we
will not make them white.
I'VE will make them brown like.
autumn leaves. brown like the
good earth. Brown certainly-but
not white.
"coppery we will create them"
said the Lord God. "copper" is a
good color, strong color and rich.
But not white people" said the
Lord God. "0nly colored people
will We make.
'sSome we will touch with that
delicate tint that is but distantly
spproximated by the word yellow.
Others we will make ivory. And
there will be those who will have
that shade of skin that goes with
golden hair and blue eyes.
But never" said the Lord God,
"never a white man or a white
woman or a white child will we
make: for we want our creatures
to be beautiful.
1--WE will make our children in
a trillion color combinations SO
that each will be as individual as a
snowflake under a miscroscope.
"Rut white people? No, said the
Lord God. I'VE will not make
white people. for colors are meant
TO be contrasting or complementary
They are meant to differentiate
or to harmonic.
"Colors are not to be thrown to
gether in one binding mixture 81
that they cancel one another ouf
and thus destroy themselves. W.
will have no incarnate suicides o.
color walking through the world.
I'VE will have people OF the col
or called Negro" said the Lore
God. "And people of the coIors call
ed Indian. or Japanese, or Malay
We will have color combination
which will be called Swedish, ol
Egyptian. or Arab. or Spanish, o
Italian. or a hundred others, Blu
not white people.
Brown people" said the Lore
God. 1--WE will certainly create, be
cause brown is splendid. Brown i
the color of natures final defianc'
Of death. II is the promise tha
life does not die forever, but is re
newed. Brown is the burst of al
energy that will not surrender, tha
cannot be held in the grave, tha
will always return. Brown people
yes: but 10 white people.
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allowed TO leave from behind the
Iron Curtain.
The 43-year-old lawyer-diplomat
came to Canada after the Reds had
seized power in Prague. He re-
called that at that time practically
the entire staff of the Czech Lega-
tion at Ottawa had resigned with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29
Plus X Anniversary

VATICAN CITY - (Radio. NC)
- The 38th anniversary of the
death Of Blessed Plus X was com
memorated in st. Peters Basilica
with series of Masses at the al
tar where his remains are enshrin-
ed The Masses began at $50 and
continued throughout the morning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-08-29

Publezins special Catholic Bibe Week. Sept 2s-oe
this official poster have been distributed to
schools book and information eniers throushov
the United William " ciadk, Of New York
the Catholic Biblical COMMITTEES of Amer;es
5ooh anniversary of the printing OF the first book
from type, the Gutenberg Bible INC Photosl
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills-Dble.
bed shower bath; co4y tC s7Ps PPssntascp;
ATTRAC. RIM. for or 2 business
women; twin beds; home privileges;
conv. transp. Ov. 1907, after 6 pm.
WOMAN. living alone in attrac,
home in Arlington. has room and
pvt. bath: will rent to, refined
yoman; very reas. to right person.
phone No. BOX 255-Y. Star. la
HYATTSvHLE HILLS, Md. nice 2.
NORTH SSii IxiRL.Gwseihi.famrn.. room room with
breakfast facilities. separate entr. !;
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath: in new
home. overlooking park. conv... to
Health Center and Naval Hospital;
refs; exchanged. QL. 1928. -l5
ENTIRE FLOOR lge. rooms with
bath; located in nearby Arl.; avail.
July 10; adults; ia. 5-9296 after
FUN. RM., 81 week. with board II
desired. $17. Call Vienna 27-M.
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FARM . GARDEN tcons., ,

TREE REMOvAI-Topping and prun-
oA nsasfa TREs sRRvfcs sRa ffaRsr.f1esse g1 s1sse
HAY FOR SALE, mixed: good live
Sss stock hay. yyesSS Can evenings or SYM
USED-7O-in. Locke Tri-
Brisgs and strstton engine. fair
Royale, good cond., $65; lS-in.
Davis power mower with Briggs
and Stratton engine, S65; Ideal
gang mower unit. excel. cond.. 500;
other gang mower units. $2b up.
q. L. CORNELL CO., ais Miller
ave. Bethesda. Md. WI. 5000. --15
MOWERS-Slightly used; 25-in. REQ
$235, q good buy at Sis5; 21-in.
Craftsman with Briggs and Stratton
engine. $50. @. L. CORNELL CO.,
4715 Miller ave., Bethesda. Nd.
MOWERS. Sti HSsoi NEw-power mowers from
1S.in. cut up: Price, $1o2 up:
disc mowers and rotary blade type
mowers from 1S-in. cut to I62-in.
cut; power trimming machines;
complete service facilities. G. L.
CORNELL CO.. 4715 Miller ave.,
Bethesda. Nd. WI. 5000. -15
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MiscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
PTPE-ITSEn

IL c~OOGO
Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG & BAG CO.
216 Z st. s.w. Phone Dl. s0O7.
PIPE. .galv: black: copper, cast IRON,
N st NV NO. 1908 WA. 6501.
PRINTING PRESsES-Sx12 Gordon,
10xl5 C. & P. ia. 134S. weekdays.
-15
RADIo-PHoNo. COMB. Phileo 81.
nos. cabinet. TU. 1865 from SO
RANGE. crosley. electric. Custom nS de
deep well, Hasty heat. timer: used
,r mos w chipns, ns,, silver. garden tools.
auto. ' GOOD conS. G So. sn''e o.. "tsess. osss..
REERIeEnAroRs, used l.ree ..
gortment from $40 up Some with
trysaT guarantees; Time payments
REFESERGFSn ERsRaEESKS a0es s 4'e eooer.s6T ss RS
new cond;; local delivery can be ar
RiFRfGERAToR,s sl cit. goS KelvinaeOr, as
b.and-new. 3d. 3J:lb; froSsn food COM
o9H Ohp SGt or Gu.
and 4-burner, oven controlled 40
inch gas range. Both for $3.50. or
best offer See after pm. FERGU-
SON. Sl20 14th ave. Hyattsville.
Apt. 301 nangley Park. liz
REFRIGERATORS, new. used, So up.
Easy credit nothing down; lge. stock.
ACME STOVE. l011 7th. Ma. 1852.
cond.. guar. S65 up; also new 1851
WESTINGHOUSE and Philco floor
samples Tremendous discounts. Up
to "a mos. to pay. P. o. Smith,
2545. Open I'll q pm.
REFRIGERATORS, brand new. S-ft.
HotpotntS in factory cartons: g.
year warrantee, $3.50: MI. 2103.
REFRIGERATOR. Philco, 7-cu.-ft.; +;
l yr. old; freezer compartment;
must SELL. $115. HU. 6970. III
REFGR.-In perfect cond.; also other
furniture. Can be seen at 116 South
Alfred st., Alex. Va.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

604 G ST. Sci light front rm.,
sink, stove. refgr.; S1O.25 wk. Ii.
aaR fsesS e9sSSoLTEHD. TH isss2 ass2. radio. so ~ .,r
foam or inner spring; $15-$21. 2147
st. nv Elk. 0653. lie
beard n otoc 5oF gentleman; in pvt. home.
SCOTT rV'cGR 'ccGTRcLE-Lee.. front Desus.
furn. Refgr., hot plate. $3.50. Refs.
required. 1881 o st. NV. lis
HOUSEKEEPING RMS, reception
room. kit and laundry. H0. 779S.
1856 MINTwOoD PL.-vic. 18th
and Columbia rd., lge, rm.. sink,
refgr.: hot plate; $45 mo. OR. 2752.
LGE. DBLE. RM.; small child ac-
l447 MASS. AVE. NV southern
front; refer., range; S14 wk.; for
quiet couple; no drinkers. ME. S94S.
l7o1 NEWTON NV. lse. attr. studio
porch. ;; sessists sss for es e Coz G zoos. ssteene'
Sl5a.s sS5n;s s.isIdalTss;a sT's sa Is R;1s BATH: IN
s1SSef ssSS : 81. 81. NV. The .chprchiir.
Clean double rm,, attractively ftirn.
Running water, elec: refgr: and Grtli,
fan. $12;50 VIZ. NO: 9Ses; III
1916 E. CAPITOL 81. Me-. Large
rm.. hot water. stove, Frieid. and
linens furn. Reasonable.
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ROOMS FURNIshED-N.e.

500 e. CAPITOL ST.-Dble. rms.
$40 per wk.;. sgle.. $3.50; conv. to
transp.; meals If pref. FIR. gQ6s.
NICE CLEAN FRONT RM., excel.
traInsp. 643 E st. ne. Phone FIR.
COLoRED. NICE LGE. RM., mr..
transp.: for l or 2 empl. persons.
". at Va. II AVE. vfilIf N.E.-Lov.ly room @11 for
empl. cple. or girl, In quiet Jewish
home; Trinidad bus; all privls.; un.
lin. phone: II. 3-7747. II
rent rent fSny. rsas tTFansP TR s6is iys0uns lady Pref
EMPLOYED GIRL. phone, laundry
and Kitchen privileges; $25 mo.
WA. 1853. -16
FRONT ROOM, private home; gentle
msn gssS nsxt asts to st. bath use Of g9SHa gh9SSne
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ROOMS fURNlsHED-s.E.-s.w

vacated By con=eressmen's = esecss. secre.
taries, etc; SO. single; So ca.
d2uble 300 New Jersey ave. Sc.
42s HS'S; 6tS sT. s.w.-sachelor IH Tm. i;
clean and quiet; for empl. man; 81
coLoRED-ls4 Cd, Ys H ST. s.w.-Extra
large bedrm. and kit; in excel.
cond.i share bath: -$l2.50 wk. -Caii
Re. S5aS or EA; S792; lis
man or single lady. 81 per week.
Call Ii. 1851. 72o ky. ave. Sc.
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APARTMENTs WANTED

FREE-LandlordS applicants waiting
for your fgrn: o. unfusp; egts o
BkOo6KLANb--GGnnfiufHnished; Gni H . or 3
rooms with shower; urgent. single
employed man, References. Not over
$50 month. Phone LA. o-6946 after
s14iiSs EXECUTIVE. wife. two chill
dreu. desire unfurn. 3.bedrm. apt.
Or nearby area. Best refs. ,DI. 1850.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe
reg. ch. sired; top quality for dne
pets, show or breeding. FA, 2S2e.
LIFE LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS of : your
ef' Ans f5s sap ss1sn @ 4 yRzr 2x hp@.
9 to 6 except Sun. and Mon:
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION 10
yours. Comfortable screened runs.
se ssIs sEkNs siae sariaa e7s flss
DACHSHUNDS. Champion sired out
Of granddaushtsr q ch. superman
Marienlust. WI. 4512. .-15 :.
KITTENS; n, hcysebreksnas free to good
breeder. fawn. white MARKINGS. sired
by son of Champion Warlord. Axe
SiANIESE KITTENS. reg. sealpoint,
II weeks. healthy. FA. $3.50
BoxSEER BsSE PUPPY. : mo. old; fne Set:
sPITfs pf5 s. NH npTipSw wo ,.Ls1s IssS r.sslsJ.a
stock. sti months. Herndon 373.
SIBERIAN HgsK1E, loves children;
ENGLISH SETTER; Spayed; bitch;
reg. dI6uOQhuS0Ier Beau 6SSlB
Buyer must be hunter. $100. Owner
PUG PUPPIES also mother. AKco req.
KITTEN. 6 weeks. housebroken. free
rksE Il zee TERRnsR RGs f1RrlA. f6 Ase reg
sS, Champion s9 sired SIS. can "a.
cocker COCKER SPANIEL. male, sM mos.
old; housebroken. Call DE. 5000.
PERSIAN KITTENS. pure bred. as
IDsoSBEsRsSasxSS. soSsRs IAN. i SPi1NsGHiERRs. Axe reg.
male and female; .$35. TR. s184.
FINE DOGS for adoption: retriever.
scotty. hounds, terriers. shepherds.
etc. MONT. CO. SHELTER, 81. 51S3.
PUPPlES-Beautifu puppies. Playful
affectionate: mother part cocker:
| part beaele: father Irish setter. So
| l., 50 m. 1416 Goth St. NV. IL
PARAKEETS
Young. colors, Ii. 3-s92s after $50
| liz
Evening star., 1952-07-15

sODDING AND GRADING. We also
deliver sod, you lay it.. Call Ii.
6-1510. MR.. W1ENEKE. after 6 pm.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up. set om
PkuLs TRHE sERviIcE i Eo. 5.4sss
YARD SERVICE BELLS. lawns
Sun wk days after 5 pm. -27
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil. blue
stone. road gravel; hauling, tree re-
moving 10. 3-5579. daytime only.
TOPSOiL. IS . yard By load: we'll
rotted manure. SO O. yard; clean
LANDSCAPE GARDENER. Complete
maintenance service Moving. trim
nnS, ing; planting. sprayins, etc. VA.
TOPS0IL, very good rich topsoil, for
lawns and greenhouses. very reason.
able. saIl HI. 1898. -17
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED

MODERN BRICK, detached; 8 bed.
rms, screened porch fenced yard.
close tS On rentsSonoo gssS Gsi60 month:
PiSSs Pn9ns EM TE' eaSs 6e7o' Gao to 3 D'm'
SILVER STRING. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
brick house, bedrm. and bath ON
lsst moor. Excel. cond. s175. no.
1851 RANDOLPH ST. NV bed
Full bsmt.; gas heat; imm. occup.
s. $50 30, me-; S9r see ssot tenant on premise;
1885 BLAINE ST. N.E.-3-bedrm.
sSn;e bs%s ss sys os for mo- S Can 0iiHp ME sgSs EoI
s.BEDRgM. y Esnsgsf'' BRICK, ~ baths, gas
heat. 2-car det. gar: 500 mo;
turn or uniurns b2il Conn. ave.
e aA1s; n.x.. D D1' 1w75sH' 45s7i INC slS llth
sUMNER. MD.-.Four bedrooms. eh
baths. screened porch, liy.. rm., din.
rm; and kit, excl: ,neighborhood:
TWO W i eBEbkM 4 q NJ RzMhEERi-oE RAziMdbEei H..
excl. neishSorhood; ssSie sisS per r0unn: mo.
81 oR. ,;.Nsh 41s!4; " e \ A; n: MILLER.
house on approx. N-acre Of ground:
stairway; screened rear porch; gar:
dishwasher and disposal. elec. range
caSI end Mf Tefsrf; EAoa full bsnnt'; s176 mo.
7eRooMI Ss6 n MODERN SiSE HOUSE, 2 acres,
large pond. near centreville; Va.
Mcb9Etk9sSO tk9SO' HoysE-R.n. 8 ssddfSm...
8 baths. study, dr., l.r,. oE kit.
E:sIasS; Can iEsas. yS Z ssSS iSss mo: eA: g.:
FOXHALL PL. s.E.~Attrac. a-bedrm.
brick. like new; v baths, full bsnit..
auto: heat; blocks to shopping
SR. fR ff0. ..pERIcK. IN mi. south--co-
lonial brick and 5 acres (more II
needed; 10 spacious rooms, elec-
tricity. dairy barns, some animals,
fruit trees; S10O mo: or free rent for
RsHr1Y Raady nee Co, q Mf farDsI 1osi URcli4Io iS
cond.; 8 bedrms.. 2 baths; $3.50 mo.
387 % %CSllard r. Groyeton, Va. ,Can
NV HV sss$5tt sTGttco Z e GaS;usE--s 9; b.drmiss., is
SiSo SSfs1s mo on cafi afHt or SS7n sss4 Z to aSss'
rent new i've
room. two-bedroom home TO res
sponsible party; complete kitchen
cafi caa II! Ta1 9esif1s dSsfas so sSo e. Hfr sT g.
THREE BEDRM. BRICK RAMBiLssa. is
liy;, rm. with nrepl.. dining ell. kit,
400 Rogers dr., Falls church We:
REALTY CO. 21l6 Wilson blvd.
,ufsfASSfbiINa HOME. 5 acres s' of
land; barn. garages. chicken house.
baths, 9 1repiaces. bsmt, attic. sun
rm.. OIL h.-w.h. Delightful for q
seniibusiness; $3.50. ROY M. CORR
MAN. ReaItor sH. 4123 or sH.
liR1aI1iSNGToN. Ri vA.-1.yr.-old. s.bed.
Sse: FL .1s sss !r33s %sSntss iss'sSsi' s odS5 S.
Il .BEDRM. hSsi.i RAMBLER. walking dis
tance. TO bus. shopping center and
schools; $l35 per month: "a baths.
TALMAGE WMCHER. 1898 Wilson
blvd: "a. $4,000. "a. S-3667. liz
lot on quiet street. Ideal for chill
assn %cnsh ST1RAai sissr i c5 cs5DriRE &C. solo
Liver sPRNo--sew s-bedrm. s Srk.
homes with bsmt.; SIPS per
no. children accented. WoODMoCR
AGENCY. INC, SH. b5b6. Id
HILLUM AREA - Nearly new 3.
ssesm VS.. SsoS ssnisd e. ys5s. yy6s Lease i sii2s.
$50 s1s mo. oani sH evsslsSl' saso. lmmee.ai'ss.
CONTINUED on Aext 'PassS
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ROOMS uNFuRNlsHEp

COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-1 rn,. in apt.
SldE %tS suit nt.r for oons7 saa sesse aeah ssth
COLORED--44O8 7th ST. N.W.--One
and two rooms; unfurn. TU. 1923.
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CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.
1st AND G SITS. NE.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $18 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $24 WEEKLY
AT. $500

COLORED-1e59 MORSE sT.-Large
front rm.. home privils.; married
cple.. 1 child. LII. 6-3533. after. 5.
COLORED - ROOM FOR SETTLED
lady in quiet house 1929 Clay
place, ne. Home after $40 pm.
COLORED-2 FRONT ROOMS for
rent. 1884 E st. ne, Ii. 4-6632.
Call any time. Ia
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COLORED
New Dunbar
2Q15 18th ST NV,

6V4V 1OO11 ~ ~ N.Vs -
rms. as low as 81 per wk., per
person. Inquire about 3rd mo. ad-
justment for applicants. before July
80. Applications being accepted for
proposed efficiency units. NO. 897O.
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LAFAYETTE
HOTEL
10Th and Eye SITS. NV.
SUMMER RATES
SINGLE, $24 WEEKLY
DOUBLE, $50 WEEKLY
DI. 4210

QUIET HOME re-
fined working people, cooking priv.
ileges. Call NO. 9025 or NO. 9796.
CoLORED. ago MASS. AVE. NV;
dble. and sgle. rooms: conv. new
General Accounting once and
downtown: cooking privils.: very
CoIOkEDEPRIvATE, SINGLE RIM,
men only. 3541 Holmead pl. NV.
CoLoRED-1s1s QUINCY ST. NV.
Attractively furnished, comfortable
rooms. Reasonable rents. ia. 1866.
COLORED-725 QUEBEC ST. NV
Twin-bed rm., lge. closet; maid serv-
ice; conv.; refined home. RA. 6S9S.
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APTs. UNFvRNlsHEp tcon.. ]

ter, GAO and the Capitol-3 rms,
kit. and bath in Georgetown-style yle
house; S72.52 mo-. incl. util. Call
RE. 5314 after pm. --16
7Ie HAMILTON ST. N.W.--3 rms,
kitchen and bath, $75; adults only;
wis mel; GE; 4Sl7. lis
in II PVT; pys1a bone for quiet couple; SEQ
GA AND a Z BEDROOM APIS. $50
and sos per month including utili-
ties. Near Hecht's store and Airing
ton Hall. Adults only. 5lS-532
SON. GL. 1866. ID
TAKOMA PARK-Available immedi-
ately, garden-type apt, l bedfm. /;
mr.. transp.; $3.50 per mo-, utili-
ties furnished: adults only. SH.
7127 day time; SH. 9194 ewes. --16
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Children and Pet Allowed
one nice. furn. large rIn.; hot plate.
stnk; laund, pftvi1s.; ccnv. 20 every
tins tthhhiHss. 4sis Ka1As ave- n.w., "a.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

es HEAVY sPRIN0ING HOLsTEIN
HEIFERS-All are big. well bred.
Bangs. calfhood vaccinated and bred
to Q good purebred bull. Phone
Vienna 67l-J. 30
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PRE-INVENTORY
FURNITURE SALE!

$s9.95 Chrome Dinstte
SALE PRICE. S50.D5
$5S.95 Hollywood Bed
SALE PRICE, S39. .95
$49. .96 Lounge Chair
SALE PRICE. S29.95
SALE PRICE, Sl9.95
S1.00.05 2.Pc. LiV. Rm. Suite
SALE PRICE. 5000
S20 .96 Duran Platform Rocker
SALE PRICE. .$1605
AnSonia Furniture Co.
'oSrzEs BIN Fl islJEskk4 JEskk4 NIGHT \, 'riE ihE;'ssA 3
lis
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. tcens.,

ACROSS WALTER REED-Loyely
room; private phone in room; pri-
vate.. garage. No other roomer.
,sJd Mssid,s spsiEsSrTA. ssEyiss "a. Sas4; liz
dbl. bed, next to shower; unlim.
phone; use Bendix. After 9. GE.
1722 N ST. N.W.-single, I'd a..
next to 2 baths; fiuorescent light,
Venetian blinds; $3.50 wk.; gentle
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

BEAUTIFUL 1-BEDRM. APT, over
:sIs; SSsn Slsss siss.tor Sids 1Psc s.
1900 MASS AVE. N.W.-tcolored)
apt. %; 4 rms. kit. bath; conv.
transp.; feas. down pymt.; ME. 6lOS.
COLoRED-210O 19th ST. NV
Vacant. Immed, possess. 2-bedrm.
apt. in mod. bldg. S395 down, bal
ance SIS mo. d. $3.50. RA. 060S
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$500 l4TH ST. NV. APT. 2O1
Tastefully furn. 1-bedrm. apt, in
this fine mod. bldg; sos mo. Key
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 K st. NV. Elk. 1871
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
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Arb o3E,SC4HI1T9L on CAIITT9L Ip HILL IItbr,,rnr
The Congressional Apts.. 215 Constii-
fully furnished eficiency apt. avail.
now. SEE RESIDENT MANAGER on
premises or call Ii. 3-8207. -16
WE HAVE APTs, AND HOUSES
LET'S Wash Va wAa1TTrE a1r ONLY
WEEKDAYS a-7: SAT. SUN. 9-5
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
2ib RuPLEY BLDG. Ki. a.faia
S16 KING ST. ALEX. MON. SAT.