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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

TWO NICE medium-sized rooms. End
moor; nice Sc. section. $3.50 week
each. Phone ST. 3-67O6.
FVT. ENTRANCE; cool corner front
room. next tiled bath; N. Carolina
ave. Sc. Ii. 3-254S. -
NICE, COMFORTABLE BED with de
luxe springs; next to bath; pvt.
nome. Plenty Of hot water. Men only,
Govt. employees preferred. Ii. 6-4373.
NICE ROOM, in private home; hom.
ppriviieges: single lady preferred;
buses pass the door. 10. 2-O530.
9 LOVELY FURN. SLEEPING RMS
D!ks. from Anacostia rec. station
pnone and fan in rm. LU. 1865.
1909 e5th ST. Sc, mr.. Barney Barr
Circle-Lge. dble bedrm., pvt. bath,
PVT: home: laundry and phone
priVils.; transp. conv. IS
800 PA. AVE. S.E. - Attrac Ice
newly dec. studio rm.; bus stop AT
door; unlim. phone; laundry priytls =:
pvt. nome. Call LU. 1-29OS. IS
612 EAST CAPITOL ST,
Single and double rooms: some Ink;
zoo Hooo srlnr Iurniture: So and SO per week
= ROOM, . rooms, 3
rooms or q rooms, furnished or
unturnished; near Library Of Con-
gress; .conv. to transp. No phone
cans. Apply 142 D st. Sc. after 6
COLORED-NICELY FURNIsHEH lse
rm. for couple or employed man;
convenient all carlines; mr.. NAVY
Yard. Ii. 6-624O. -S
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COLoREp-S1. 600 DOWN

COLORED-Sl,0 1000 DOWN
OFF MINI. AVE. NE.
Fine modern 6-rm. semidet. brick:
full basement: concrete porch: Inn
maculate condition; truly q lovely
aSie oer muss son.idss.d Sd so.d any 0 FsaIScn Sz
OF the season. see this today, Cali
Mr.: Penland, ST. 3-736S: ewes. LU.
2<7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REAJ TY
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1728 N ST. NV.

u block OF Conn. ave-: So wk. single.
SO wk. dble., up: also rms. avail.
by the day to tourists; daily maid
service ST 3-3O76 -l2
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LGE. ROOM. 8 windows.
beaut. view from 9Th a.; apt.
kit. and liv. rm privil.: blk.
from Scott circle. Write Box
119-J, Star or phone DI.
7-7463. Sun, weekdays after
B Pm.
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1741 2Sth ST. S.E.-Newly furn.,
lge. one:bedrm. apts.. in fine. mod
ern bldg. Rents from sos. 80,
utilities included. See manager on
FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.. 400
e st. NV. EX. 3.lS11.
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612 E. CAPITOL ST.
Three rooms and pvt, bath, for two
or three persons: adults only; $50
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SOUTHERN CLUB

1925 FAIRMONT ST.
L&e., clean rms. 80 wk.. UP. RA.
6-4035. 8
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o. RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Ss7e SsTee coTl coTnle.room KITCHEN: share bath
18Th ST. r ANb AR s}SG; cof1Mn,IT q IA RS2s;S1 SS2sSS
porches, garage; well fufn.. silver %
moa nmc nhen'' hn as1so Jgns 10-Nov. 10: $3.50
TWO RMS; semipvt. bath. utils. furn.
Meridian NJ aR.; Oi6f. pi y Apply P janitor' 1910
TWO Rms, kit n;si semipvt. bath. TS utils.
1ufni; T111; $50 per mo. Apply janitor.
MODERN hN DUPLEX, sarden type; 1
sioS; eony N.Y. tTa1.D. tram Kit "a. And s.sass: sasa:
ONE RIM. and sleeping porch; kitchen
AIp5vlsees; Ap' sees;ss NV section; good transp.
ARI:EMStsi:: vkly. rates: near Pen
esss sssssn tt ssssh ssssh kS shl1a5i9 7cise @sje
ADULTS-Bsmt.. kit, den. novder
rm.; eft. windows, pvt. entr., stsirs
Ho 70 oearm; no and bath on third floor.
FREE Rent RENT AND urns,-ro1|7.zm.
apt. exchange for lient cieaninE
and ironing; best sec. pvt. home,
smpl. owners. Ho. 2-0iS4. -
apt bdrm.. kit. sun parlor. semi
SeS4S2 ''i'" 200 per mo- La.
NV, SUMNER sublet; spacious apt.
bedrms., screened porch, every
thing furnished. .HU. 3-7149. IS
) BEDROOMS, living room. kitchen,
bath. sleeping porch, Convenient To-
furnished: Phone RA. 1851. 7'I
MT. RAINIER-Newly furn. and dec
grated. Suitable 2 or 3 adults. 35Ol
r: !. ave WA. 7-2377. s.
1918 18TH ST. N.W.-Nice lge. liy.
rm. .bedrm. comb, mod. kitchen,
semi-pxt. bath. nice porch. 2nd
fir: sos mo. NE. S-1936. 20
GEORGETOWN, 3 spacious rms, kit.
and bath, cor. exposure, garden
priv sublet $132. DE. 2-7652, 8
ARL.-4 rms: conv. to bus, shops,
theaters; 10 min. Pentagon, D, C.
IA. 2-6466: after 8, IA. 2-75s7.
for hve. Cony. located.
Good transportation; 232S Ash
80 %'Sa Saksua n NJ l. Ri RE.Gist ga7G 1. dupi,1
sstS. sssi hy;din; ~. :; s.,; .. esdrm 1t and
&ll0 mar ma. RE h.S09R I'D
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FREDERICK w. BERENs, INC,
1928 K st. NV. MA. $4,000
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1888 KANSAS AVE. NV, cor. web
ster st.; Apt; Bldg. 1st A.. 3 rms.
and bath, attractively furnished and
aecorased. $S2 20 mo. incl. .refRr..
to 8 pm: FEDERAL RENTAL CO.
Slo N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S-7416.
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1888 3rd street ne. No. 1O5-Living
room. bedroom, dinette. kitchen and
bath. All utilities included - 500
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5126 HANNA PL. Sc.
One bedrm:, 1iv. rm.; din. rm.,
Kitchen and bath; $3.50,
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Mclean Gardens

1911 Porter st. NV.
Taking applications for men and
women: single room monthly rental
S3Q.60 to $3.50; tWin-bed room ct
$40 per month per person: also
transient rooms available. EN-. q
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bath. entirely private. i Available 'ciEn: .j,ne
10. 500. 3453 14th st. NV. -
COLLEGE PARK Sublet . tn q
months from June 18th, attractive
4-Eoom faculty members apt; 3
ieoto9ms' inS! 9n rairtoo exposures: porch; park
ington; excellent transportation.
utilities included; l or ? Adults. NO
children or pets; references; 500
month. Reply Box 299-J, Star.
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1917 North Queen street. Arlington,
Va. No. 5-Living ROOM bedroom,
dinette. kitchen and bath. Ali
utilities 800
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1929 HOLBRooK ST. N.E.-Excep-
!sHahsS Sh twin sf 6edsu fuia Ft H and 5a sead RsE
FARRAGUT RI. N.W.OExceptionaily
well furn. liy. rm.. bedrm. with twin
beds kit. and bath, includ. linens
and utils: WO. 6-3109. -
FACING LINCOLN PARKS rms. and
adults; entire fioor. Il. 4-4Ss5. @2 :
HARVARD ST. NV, nr. 14th-Spa-
cious 5-rm. modern kit. and bath,
$l2O; 3.rm. basement apt, $3.50
Both utils. included. NO. 7-4339.
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485 VALLEY AVE. Sc.
Nicely furnished 1-bedrm. apt, avail
able June 10; $100.
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SUBLET-1S51 Mintwood pl. NV.
First floor apt. liv. rm., bedrm.,
reception hall. kitchen and bath.
June 1-Sept.. 10; refs. req. Phone
AID. 4-ll90 for appt. -
SPACIOUS APT. in 8. Arl.. near
rm.. kitchen, bath: cross ventila-
tion; rental $3.50 mo. II new
tenant purchases present handsome
traditional furn., custom-made drap-
plete bedroom suite. 2 cor. cabs. in
DIN; rm., mahog. cktl. and lamp
tables; artificial firepl. and mirror
wonderful opport. for person desir-
ing fine place to live; owner leaving
town. must sacrifice; adults. Call
1911 BELMONT RD. NV, mr.. Co
lumbia .rd.; lge. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
Kit. bath, apt. utils. incl, S95; l to
D. or phone for appt., RIA. 6-S491.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED tcen..,

MT. RAINIER, MD.-3104 .varnum
Sal CoIoRApo AVE. N.W.@pesir.
able l rm.. kit: .dinette and bath;
ss7 sF7cSoled SS ,6o COT corridors; 60; reigr;
HENRY J. NfH1as RoBs. INC: INC. r Realtors, iaas.
1O24 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-S141.
1899 s:sa ST. 81 SEEHe s0sEE' tT; as; " " g
NEaR NTEtss' MCNxsGEER44Se9Tsaao; fSSs FL 44-e9sa; rm, Z,
and bath; utils. incl: $50 mo. 1875
LS0VVERisyy LS0VVlERisy St: iit::nEn6isRHpw nisH WA, 4p,7 1888; -
z sirls; unusually quiet. clean lap'e apt 81
Ssst sran:D; S5t; sas55e 55eeAis kE. Al! SeiASs eas
Abingdon r.. ct - Entire snd noor'S in
ss55oPPins e - center; .7aiIasie0 ainItSs0n no%l s1d
1927 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-Newly
asmoaeled rem Ede -bedrm. apt, SSa.50
a. ana Ss2 so, includes utils. Apply
BRADIEY AlDSHElsPF SEvDl 81 fsll GPTss9H EM s.9Hls .nd
en-. tile bath; ali utils. except phone:
SSvniiapie Svia now; once. 67O1 lillian
s-sts22o.S o. Mon through Fri. Of.
coLLEGE PARK-Ls.. iiv. rm.. mlS din
Ing area. 2 bedrms., kit. and bath
apt; Plenty Of closet space. Utiis.
incl Avail immed. sos. AP'
za1S4 zza1S44; IouIo LoED CALVERT APIS.
tral iocationi e exeeI en- tFansD k BATH .tSrs. cen
FISHER. sRO1Sa IA. tsT S.soSsn. ssn'' JOHN w.
room. $73; nr: Fl: Myef. PentaSon, @ Sen
seS!sS; s:ssos, 5M EIait. s'5s7s, weskdsss; IN E&.
1925 i4tSMsedrm., ki..-din. 1dS foyer,
tah bath. lge: scr. pch:; utiis. incl; $s4.
DOWNToWN. eo4 IN; New S;Yty1V; Yorf ave. d NV
central location, excel. trsnsp.,
pTR5osisf; 81 7lsGe;7 stove utils. furn. S57 50.
washington: lge. bright rooms, fully
ni1a insulated; COW. to buses and shop
o-BEDRM. BiEdSsiSi "A APT; Tsl9'' m, IL 1;o,,
RosSlyn Hot Shoppe: $3.50; avail
June 13; Call IA. 1855. -
n ST.. 1900 BLK K.-Top-f apt.
large rms. kitchen. bath and
RTrcn; 81 7;e7sSSS' 7pSS'; adults. For info. gall
310l MASS.-owNER's apt. con-
sistinE Of 2S-ft. liv. rm.. 9 bedrms.,
path. wide hallway, din. rm., open
Ing onto fiagstone patio. kit. Rental
S162.S so EN-. 3-2l34.
4I8 r ST. NE rms. kit and nvt
bath, newly decor References. III
GEORGETOWN-2-bedrm. apt, in
completely remodeled Colonial apt
nidg.; Sl64.6O. BY appt.. HU. 3-6252
1910 18th ST: Sc, No. 4; 2 rms
kit, din: area, bath, porch: rent
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1901 GEORGIA AvE.-5 rms and
bath; Call me quick on this! Rea-
Sonable. PAUL LEPS REAL ES-
TATE. MA. S-22O2, EN-. 3-S495,
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9517 14th ST. N.W.-Studio rm, kit,
semipvt. shower bath; clean; COM
iortsble; $55 mo. AID. 4-1635. -
ULTkAMODERN, spacious, 1st a.,
facing park; pvt. entrance and bath;
near 10th st. 4102 Arkansas ave.
3II Z. CAPITOL sT.-Ennc apt.
S67 per mo-. utils. incl, Pvt, bath,
apt: bldg. Call AP. 7-S947 after
Mt: PEASANT bedrm.. kit. large
incl: AID. 1850. 1857 Newton
Mt. PLEASANT ST.. overlooking Rock
Creek-Newly decorated. furn. For
further inform, call EN-. 2-4655.
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SI,AIIGHTER'S

circleCNiceiy ely" furn. Il o rms; ms OUHTrs daily
maid serv.; 24-hr. elev.. switchboard
and once service. Singles, 50 up;
doubles, SIS up wkly. Transient
rms, $3.50 up. NO. 7-4660. Ill
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THE BERKSHIRE
Beautifully. furn. efficiency apt, in
modern air-conditioned bldg. Resi-
dent manager, 4201 Mass. ave,
EN-. 2-420O.
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MINER SUBLET. June 13-Aus. 81.
Mod. 2-bedrm. apt, air cond- nv:
onV. Pentagon: S11O. XII. 9-I212,
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ZoUU QUE ST. NV.
THE CARLYN.
Desirable efficiency apartment, at
tractively. furnished; Junior dining
room with separate kitchen, secre-
tarial Switchboard; S125 per mo,
Call MRS. SOKITCH, DU. 7-34OO.
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@VVV W. y = 9NsVVs
Ehs Carlyn. Desirable well-furnished
room IN modern apartment house.
Maid, linen and Becretarial switch
board service included. $3.50 per mo.
Avail. now. Gentleman only. Call
desk. DU. 7-3400 -
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1880 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Two
rooms. kitchen, porch, Semipvt.
bath; M1 $3.50 weekly. ST. $1,000.
.sIs I4TH sT. N.w.-Lovely fur
niShed apt, 2 bedrooms, private
bath and kitchen. TU. 2-4893, ~
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CARI.TON HAII.
2500 QUE ST. NV.

BIOL N st. NV. BriEht airy rms.
with running water; daily maid
service; from $50 mo-; wkly. rates.
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ST. N.W.-2-bed-
screened porch; in
pets. TU. 2-0989.
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1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. rm.. kit. bath. lge.. closet. Also
s7 Isl GaTHFSiRSf eRji Xii Ssffmipyt HVt satR. l2
ern. rms. kit, bath, porch, comp.
SILVER SPRING = Liv. rm.. bedrm..
Kit, din. alcove. bath; utils. incl;
$3.50; no pets. Cple. 10. 3-68S9
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DOWNTOWN APTS.
CLEAN

IdE CAVALlER
$500 14th ST. NV.
One rm.. kit. and dinette. nicely
furn.; complete hotel service: S35
sgle., S46 dble.. per VIZ. TU. $4,000.
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1910 18th ST: Sc, No. 4: Q rms
S46.75. B. F. SAUL CO, s25 18th
2IO EAST WINDSOR AVE. (Del Ray
isG5,Sn, Ampfs closets' Alsx' hsrgs bedrooms.
Sl6 18th ST. N.E.-2-bedrm. apt,
2nd a.; available Immediately; SIS
per mo. Apply AMERICAN SE-
CURITY q TRUST CO., ST. 3-6000
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KIT. dinette, liy. rnn.
srSaAHa sna path; Ses.s6, utils. incl. %.
PARK. 1924 Knox TD rS'-
One bedrm. apt, liv. rm.. dinette
Kit. and bath. all utils. incl. SS4 'S(l
mo. within 8 blks. OF new SHOPPING
center and University Of Maryland
r4SH AdDltS only; Call UN. 1866. ~
IWtV.KM: .tM: APT. $37 so mo. Close to
28O1 l4th 81. N.W.-ssvoy AIT Ant,
Desirable apt. In elevator building
Consisting Of 4 rms, Kit. and bath
Elec: refgr., S72..47 mo. For in
SSPeS1lon SPSSnW see elevator operator.
InE5NxHI In5x y: ROBB. INC. Realtors,
sYI41 vermont ave- NV. D1. p
247 DELAWARE AVE. s.w.-one b,t
from Capitol. Clean well-kept apt
BLDG, enc. $50. win decor To-
tenant. ME. $3.50 or RA. S.2270'
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DuPLEX-2 bedrms.. liv, rm.. din
cite. Kitchen and bath; conv. transp. >,
SEios SIS1 mo. 1888 3rd st. NV. TU.
14th ST. $500 BAK. N.w-1xe- iiv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath; for 3:
Se7.oO mo. RA. 6-S927; TU, 2-l133.
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1924 VERMONT AVE. NV, near
10th and K SITS. conv. downtown
location; nicely furn. non -hoilse-
Eeeplng apt: Consisting Of liv. rm.,
oeorm. and bath; elec. refgr., $s3 I'D
mo; mo; incl. utils. HENRY J. ROBB.
n NV NJ nETea1ters; 1si1 1924 Vermont ave.
l4l9 =: I. AVE. NW.-Furn. apts.
and Ink. rooms, S46 per mo, and
up; downtown loc.: excel. transn
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100 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. semipvt. bath; utils'
furn. RA. 6-6S43.
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1858 Mass ave.-Home for dis
eliminating guests. Sgle or dble..
pvt. baths. Sgle. for lady, dorm.
for boys. Available June /. -
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612 EAST CAPITOL ST
Single and double rooms: some Ink
GOOD furniture: SIS and So per weel
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1866 INGLESIDE TERR. NV. doth
and Newton). kit, bed, semipyt
bath. porch. pvt. entr.. ali utils.,
End floor: l or persons, $40 mo.
ARLINGT0N-Avai June
l! through Sept. l, one-bedrm. apt,
SlOO per month. Call KE. S-63O9.
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A NEW BUILDING
Rock Greek Park. block
Conn. avo.-Emeiency, -S36 week;
bedrm,, $50 week. flirn., maid
0eeyiee; fHOO -pefktng; Utilities. Open
20.7. 0G 2.0os7. "
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APARTMENT VALUES

@NAASAN4 V14oOG0
273Q Wisconsin avenue NV. No. 40
LIVING room, bedroom, dinette,
Resident. MgT.. I'M. 3-IESS.
621 Peabody street NV, No. l.
Two bedrooms, living room. dinette,
kitchen. and bath. Screened in
porch 81 m
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Mr.. ALEX. O,

- - ~ ~
incl. utilS. T.
ALEXANDRIA
bedrm. apt; be
3 hreplaces, /
bath. elec. kit
dryer; refs. :
FURN. A
several months
bedrmS., din.
playground; re
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D,oWNTOWN = Lovely small apt.
ideal aaoo for l or 2. $50, 10 mo. ME.
9 SIRses9 q avHyA "a. NsaI5s1s; II 10
Capiton-1st A.. s rms. bath: nice
lawn; S105. EDW. p. Schwartz.
INC. 1O14 Vermont ave. DI, 7-fS210'
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ONE-BEDkOOM APT; new furni-
ture. recently decorated; living room,
dining room, kitchen, bath and
screened porch first floor; heat fur
ntshed; near Wis. ave. streetcar
and bus terminal and WoodWard'S,
convenient to new Health Insti-
tute and Naval Hospital; available
June Goth. OIL. 6-6649. -
MT. PLEASANT-Three rooms and
bath; nicely furnished; good trans.
portation. AID. 2.269S -
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive 1-room
apt: faireplace, maid service, utili.
ties; $40; comfortable Eng. base
ment efficiency; maid service; $45.
ALEX.-Parkfairfax, June 2.-sept.
l.. completely furn.: 3h rooms,
private entrance. 4 exposures: con-
venient to bus. Pentagon; couple
only. opposite tennis courts; S95
month. T'E. 6-S2gO.;
1897 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Liv. rm..
hedrm;. kit. and bath. Call Ii.
AIEx. AREA-Beautifully furn. 2
bedrm:. semidet. home. Avail.
.siissS THRssicokkIsrI Hsi kI I-sS1ss: S3ss, N,w,-rxo
eesdrmss; s:.s:a each twin I;eeds: beds: HI tyi.. r; e; ;,
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL

1901 K ST. NV.
Air cond.. "a hr. switchboard. modern
showers, pvt. baths avail; singles,
doubles. reaSnnAhle EX 2.770k
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29
Blind Sisters
Are Accepted
For NOyitiate

WHEELING, w. Va. - tNC) ~
Two blind sisters who entered the
Monastery of the Sisters of Our
Lady of Charity of the Refuge here
have received the habit of the Or
der and will enter their novltIate
after six months OF poStulancy.
The Misses Josephine and Sadie
Attanasio of New York have been
completely satisfactory IN the re-
Iigious life, the religious superior
of the convent, Mother Nj. Caecllla,
stated. Josephine, a private secre-
tary before her entry into the con
vent, is now secretary 10 the Moth
er Superior, taking dictation IN
Braille and dictaphone
Sadie Attanasio is assigned to
the monastery pantry and to the
laundry which is the institutions
sole support. Both girls partici-
pate in all community activities,
including chanting the Office OF
the Blessed Virgin using specially
designed books in Braille.
The religious names given to the
two sisters are Sister Mary OF St
Gemma for Josephine, and Sister
Mary OF st. Anthony for Sadie.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29
Priests Freed:
II Parishes
Kecaptured

SAIGON, Vietnam-(NC) r. Two
French missionary priests were
freed by the Reds and II parishes
recaptured by government forces
in recent developments in the war
in Endo-China.
AT the same time, however, Faith
or Emmanuel, prior of the Trappist
Monastery of Phuc-Son, was ar
rested and imprisoned.
II has also been learned that
Father Nhac, earlier reported muir
dered by the Reds, Is alive and
we'll and that Bishop Louis de Coo
man. Vicar Apostolic of Thanh-Hoa,
reported in jail, is still directing
his diocese. Father Then who re-
ports stated was killed at the same
time as Father Nhac, actually was
executed by the communists.
The two released priests, both
members of the Foreign Mission
Society of Paris, had been arrest
ed last October when communist
led Viet-Minh troops captured
Nghia-Lo. Recently the two we're
told that "since the Viet-Minh clergy
OF Nghia-Lo take care of the Chris
tians, we do not see the necessity
OF your presence here" They were
then freed and sent back to French
held territory accompanied by an
escort of Christians for their pro.
lection"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29
Seminarians Able
To Get Reserve
Status Earlier

WASHINGTON-(NC)-The De-
partment of the Army has announc-
ed that seminarians may now ap-
ply at any time for reserve com
missions as second lieutenants and
for assignment as chaplains. Pre-
viously, seminary students could
not be given reserve commissions
prior to 100 days before their grad
uation.
AS condition to receiving com
missions, the army said, the sem
inarians must be willing to accept
appointment as first lieutenants
upon graduation and ordination
and must agree TO serve a mini
mum of two full years on active
duty if the Army requires their
service.
To qualify under the new pro
gram. students must have 100 hours
credit in undergraduate work at a
recognized college, and must pre-
sent evidence that they are either
fulltime students i'm a recognized
theological seminary or have been
accepted for the next entering
class. They must be under 30 years
old.
The army said that seminarians
appointed under these conditions
will be discharged upon withdraw
al or release from the seminary.
II explained that the program is
part of the army's effort to as
sure an adequate supply Of chap
lains for the future.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29

outspoken about some of the exter.
nal elements that helped him re-
sist the never-ceasing attempts at
complete communist indoctrina-
ton.
There were the memories of
boy who saw his family, except his
mother, taken away by the Russian
soldiers. There was the fear in
duced by constant spying. There
was the preservation of religious
traditions in the family with whom
he lived There was the natural
revulsion against system that
forced him to serve as a spy and
informer against his teachers and
comrades. There were the religious
broadcasts by Radio Free Europe
and the Voice of America that
helped him preserve and revive his
faith in God and in Catholic Po-
land.
Asked if his attitude was typical,
the lieutenant replied: Il am sure
the communists have largely failed
in indoctrinating young people Of
my age"
But" he added, there is grave
danger. 1t cannot be denied that
the communists are making pro-
gress among those who are young
er than | am. Time is working
against us. The screws are being
turned tighter all the time The
regime is doing all in its power to
separate the youngsters from their
families and to ALLEVIATE them
from the Church. In the schools,
beginning with the kindergarten,
through youth organizations, they
are coming more under wholly
communist influence. >"
1t. Jarecki indicated that a sense
of freedom can be stifled to the
point where IFS absence is hardly
any longer noticed, particularly by
young people who have never
breathed the air of freedom,
II is the "air of freedom" in this
country that impresses this young
Pole more than anything else he
has observed here. 1t was a deeply
moving experience to listen to his
avowal of love for America, the
country which Incorporates for
him-and undoubtedly for most
of his countrymen-the hope for a
genuinely free Poland
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Social Service Dean
Made Domestic Prelate

WASHINGTON, DC. - (NC) -
Pope Plus XII has advanced to the
rank of Domestic Prelate, with the
Title of Right Reverend Monsignor,
the dean of the National Catholic
School of Social Service of the Ca
tholic University of America, John
J. McClafferty of the archdiocese
of New York. The announcement
was made by His Eminence Fran
els Cardinal Spellman, Archbish-
op of New York.
Monsignor McCiafferty, who has
been dean of the Social Service
School at Catholic University since
June 1947, is native of New
York City. He was ordained Sep
tember 20, 1890, in st. Patrick's
Cathedral there by the late Car
dinal Hayes.
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question, winch goes TO the very
core of what is called the "cold
war"
His answer is both inspiring and
disturbing. 1t indicates the sue
cesses and failures of the Vests
efforts to bring the message of
freedom to the rising generation
in communist-ruled lands. 1t re-
vealS the urgency of the work to be
done in order to ward off complete
success of communist indoctrina-
ton. 1t shows that, contrary to
widespread opinions, time so far
works on the side of the commun-
lists.
The young Pole is the 22-year-
old 1t Franciszek Jarecki, a for
mer jet pilot in the communist
Polish air force. Last March 5, he
flew his plane, a Soviet-made MIG
Is, from a Polish airfield to the
Danish island of Bornholm in the
Baltic Sea.
1t. Jarecki went to England
where he received asylum as a
political refugee. He is at present
in the United States at the invita-
tion of the Polish National ALI
ance and the Polish American Con-
gress, addressing Polish-American
groups and telling them the story
of his oppressed homeland
Speaking through an interpreter,
the goodlooking young Polish pi-
lot gave the facts of his life, which
make his personal story such an
inspiring one. Born in 1881 near
Cracow, he was only eight years
old when the Nazis and the Red
Army overran his homeland. His
whole education has been under
communist auspices. AT l8 he was
admitted to a technical school and,
a year ago, graduated with top hon
ors from a pilot officers train
ing school
Yet, though forced TO pose as a
good communist, there never died
in him an innate sense of free
dom, a revulsion against the OPP
preston under which he had TO
live. II became stronger as he adj
vanced as a bright and loyal com
munist officer" II finally reached
the point where he convinced him
self that escape TO the West was
the only road to the open.
Perhaps, 1t. Jarecki cannot fully
account himself for the inner mo-
tives that prompted him to take
The final step. But he was quite
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-29
.COnUert-Maker'
Is Cited By Pope

DALLAS, Tex, (NC) - The
Convert Maker" of Dallas, Tex,
has received a special blessing
from His Holiness Pope Pus XII.
Arthur Hughes, himself a con-
vert, has averaged more than a
convert a year since entering the
Church in 1918. From bootblacks
to Protestant ministers, he has in
terested people in the Church.
At testimonial dinner, Arthur
Hughes received the high praise
of Coadjutor Bishop Thomas X.
German of Dallas and letter from
the Holy Father imparting his
special Apostolic Benediction.