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APTs. EURNIsHED-MD.

MT; BANNER. MD.-Bedroom and
AdSits ziiShsn; WA. -faEs 4ssS9 99ne; utls tsrn.
TAKoMA PK.EWeiii.furn. 1-bedTm..
space, $95 mo. JU. 9-673S. -22
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Two rooms,
SSltchenette' SIs spet bath; suitable 2 adults:
coNdA APIS. s4ia Baltimore blvd.
MT. RAINIER-3-rm. apt, elec. Kit.
screened porch; $3.50 mo. w. w.
LEWIS; I Be dRaeealtor. HE. 4-36Oo; ewes.
HYATTsyiLLE-s IA Vii bedrms.. liv. NIl rm..
cpis enS Osa6 49, gWyxs w. snsF ss63ou util'' ssaDl
End FIR. APT.-21 walker ave-
Saithersburg. lse. rms. and bath.
drying clothes in bad weather; h.
VII, all utils furn. except bedding.
S99i Ssltben.S;,rg mS; No aot children or ppssts.
COLLEGE PARK-Bsmt. apt; large
paneled par room. firepl., kitchen, bath,
STUDIO APT.-Knotty pine paneied; !;
large liv. rm.,. bath, walk-in closet,
dinette and kit: pvt: entr; heat
furn; f! gs4 miles from White Horse;
30. JO. S-OS.1D. -DG
TAKOMA PARK-Redec.; furn.; Q
bedrms.. liv. rm., screened porch;
nice; near 1-fare bus: only $50
to nice people. 11S Park ave-, JU.
oGT OSTi OF THIS woRLp-Furnished,
1-bedrm. apt. bright. cheerful and
modern; plenty closets; completely
private: empl. adults pref; S95.
Sl1S Roanoke ave-. Takoma Park.
-22
EAST HYATTsvILLE-Liy. rm.. bed
rm;, kit. pvt: bath; S75 mo-, utils.
incl; adults. WA. 7-S794. -22
TAKOMA PARK-Eflciency apart
m1lent; $50; one adult; on busline.
BEAUTIFULLY ! furnished. clean;
mod. kit, bath with shower, sgle.
home, pvt. entr., conv. transp. and
schools, just over D. C. line. 134
Grant ave, Takonia Park. Md.
S1O350. JU. 5-3O2S. -22
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.; liv.
rm.,, bedrm., kit. bath, inclosed
porch. quiet conv. neighborhood;
utils incl; cple. only. JU. S-1451.
SILVER SPRING AREA-2-bedrm.
apt; beautifully furn.; S110 mo-;
all utils. paid; nr. Montg. Blair
High School. To inspect call bet.
hours l to 8 pm. only, JU. 5-1265.
-22
GATTHERsBURG, MD.
i u q
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APTs. FURNIsHED-D. c.

4S2S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Two-bedroom apartment with living
room dinette. kitchen and bath.
Newly redecorated. Desirable neigh
bboFhSoa boFoas, Rsnt Si96 mo Heat Heat d s3d
925 18th st. NV Ma. s-210O -23
ATTRAC., price open. 1-bedroom apt.
18th and Que area NV. 2 or 8 girls,
for appt Ma. $1,000 or AP. 7-1224.
24s
57O6 18th ST. N.W.-Entire 3rd a.,
2 bedrooms. bath, unlimited phone,
kit. privils. $50 mo. RA. 3-1738.
FOR sUBLET; furn. modern apt.
through April 1, s135 mo-, utiis. incl.
9 RMS. fKiTcHENETTE and 1 bath;
clean. empl, cple. only; COW. 3 car
lines. sos Mess. ave. NE. -22
2 baths, suitable for 4 women. Cali
100 n 4fsS FAfsMoNT olNSfF Z 81. T. m N.w.-Three
sizes, Two rms, kitchenstte and
bat bath. SOP mo-; gtso rms: kitchenette
kitchenette and bath, S155 mo, ali
incl. utils. Apply Switchboard -22
THE DIPLOMAT, 2420 10th ST. NV.
Large efficiency for 2, across from
Meridian Park; walking distance
downtown; beaut. furn.. elev bldg.
switchboard air-cooled; S115 incl.
utilS. MANAGER. AD. 2-1235. --22
THOMAS CIRCLE AREA-One room
large kitchen. private bath. entrance
hall: very clean: reasonable rent.
KIRKS PEALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S. EVES., RA. 6-s3s6
CHEVY CHASE. u blk. tn Conn. ave.
--Lge. det. Colonial; newly deco
rated: 4 bedrms, 2 baths; 2 rooms
in attic: detached garage; ideal for
group of adults.
KfRKs REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Ewes, OIL. 4-2S06
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

oNE AND FWo BEDRMS.. sc area.
Congress Heights GEO. S. KING
CO. Est. 1895. 2110 Nichols ave
sc. Reaitor Lu 4-25O1.
NEWLY DECORATED duplex-typ
apartments consisting of large liv-
ing room, bedroom. fully equipped
kitchen and bath. Located at .322
apply 1886 PAYNE ter. s.e., Apt. 1ll1.
Directions; Out Nichols ave-. 3 or 4
blocks past Good Hope I'd. to Maple
View pl.. left Ia blocks. JOHN F.
Penns. ave. s.e.. Ii. 3-00s4. --21
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TRENTON TERRACE APIS
tBOLLING FIELD NAVAL
RESEARCH AREA


Tastefully furnished one and two
bedroom apts.; modern kitchen
cross ventilation. garden type. play
ound; bus direct to project. Also
. bedrooms unfurn. Very moderate
Jc. Je. 3 s-oeis. iS0o Mi''''S'DD' ave. as g.
1910 BILTMORE NV.
Newly dec. 2-bedrm. apt. in. apt
bldg: lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. tirepl.
foyer. powder rm., bath, kit. porch
suitable diplomat; $500; year lease
AID. 1850. AID. 4-2I92. -22
MID-CITY APTS.
Clean hsss snd MsfS5 So xstsr sm Red RsduceeG eGfnts
SSsg414i0p:o ga o. NO. o. 7-6if1. 6Ii1 ST. NV va
$500 QUE ST. NV.
THE CARLYN
Attractiyely furnished efficiency apt
With sep: kit. and din. area. Rent
retarial switchboard. Mrs. Sokitch
mgr, DU. 7-3400. "a
COLORED-I6I8 18th ST. NV
Restored building new condition
exclusive location. Dupont @ircll
area; and 2 room efficiency aDts.
SIS to $50 per week.
COLORED-1819 10th ST. NV
One ana two rinS l. Tly dec. mod
furn.; refgr. XII. 9-1031. -22
CoLORED-14O5 ST. s.E.-Nic,
Groom apt.;. S65. Ii. 6-7O43
W1LLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE. -2l
COLORED-g BEDRMS., hV. rm.
kit. nicely furn., private entr., suit
for 4: S110 incl. utils. RA. 6-192S
coLoRED-e BEDRMs., kit. an,
bath plus / incl porch. SEQ per mo
700 E st. ne. Call ST. S-3657. II
c0LoRED-LGE. EFFIC. APT, 20.
v st. ne. HU. 3-4053. -22
COLORED-13th AND GIRARD ST
NV. and 18th and California st.
| rm. and kit. apt. DU. 7-0656. II
2 Me- rooms. Kitchen and bath
Call after pm. Ii. 3.1326. =:
COLORED-1317 IRVING NV:
rms, private kitchen and bath
newly decorated Other apts. Adults
Sl5 week and UP. HO. 2-5565. -2s
COLORED-2-ROOM APT.-Niccl,
furn.;. employed couple, / child ac
cepted Utils. incl. Call Ii. 4-7504
CoLoREDf@N.E.-1 rm.. kit, semi.
pvt; bath; $50 per month LA
0-7999. 30
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WILTSHIRE PARKWAY

W LII O1141bG <21GkA w n !
S701 Conn. ave. NV. ~ Endciency;
comfortable and attrac.; suitable foI
2; in modern, well-kept bldg; ex-
cellent residential location; every
conv. and facility; avail Dec. l
EN- 3-Q800 "a
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g BEDROOMS

Attrac. furn.. completely redee.: s.e
garden DEVELOPMENT; conv. to transp.
shopping, schools. LU. 2-6100. 9 tt
v7aalyIavc 0nlu
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GLASSMANOR

FOR TRANSIENT AND SEMI.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS
Attractive Rates Based On
Length Of Occupancy
Weekly-Monthly
Bright clean tastefuliy furnished.
garden apts.; some completely equip
ped incl linens dishes. TV, etc.
3-day minimum stay. DIRECTIONS.
Out South Capitol st. 2 blocks over
D C line. Open Mon through Sat.
a-5: Sun. II till 4. LO. 7-S100
2601 CALVEPT ST. NV. = 1-rm.
and bath efic. apt; attractively
furn. In excel. loc SS5.
GOSS REALTY
2144 K st. NV. MA. S-1353.
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GATTHERSBURG, MD.
)ne bedrms., liv. rm.. elec. kit. and
bath: no pets: ref. $40. II. w.
BECRAFT. Gaithersburg 555 or 244.
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BLAIR APTS.--1321 M st. NV; l
rm.. kit. and bath. Completely and
nicely furnished. See janitor. -22
1896 N ST. N.W.-Spacious liv. rm..
bedrm.. kit, bath. apt. avail. immed
Call CO. 5-4S41 or inquire at Apt. 8.
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1914 QUE ST. N.W.-Completely fur
niShed apartment, phone included;
$50. Must apply in person. -22
TWO LARGE ROOMS. inclosed porch.
nicely furn., stove refgr., all utils.
incl; children welcome; S67.50 mo.
1853 Columbia rd. NV. --22
144$ PARK RD. N.W.-Nicely furn.
units" units from | rn,.. i.; kiitehenette and
bath; low rent utils. incl. Apply
1875 OATES ST. N.E.-2 bedrms..
liv. .rm., kit. frt. porch rear yd:
@ Sio5 per per mo ioVs VIII decorate. a stils once.
LA. 6-3636; evenings. OIL. 2-19S7.
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THE BERKSHIRE
CAPITOI, HILL,

CAPITOL HILL
Three rms, elegantly furn.: firepls
kit. and bath, lge. garden. Cal
CURLEY BOSWELL, Ii. 3-2235.
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C1RUJ0N EOT1SF

CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave NV
Studio and bedroom apartments II
one Of Washington's finest apart.
ment buildings Decorated by Dor.
othy Draper Inc Magnificent views
year-round air conditioning. secre-
tarial telephone service package
receiving room. roof sun deck. am
plif1ed master television antenns
system: ground-hoo laundry. Man.
agement on premises
1923 1st st. NV rms, kit. bath
refgr.. porch. S55.
140S Girard st. N.W.-3 rms, kit
and beth. heat furn., S42.50.
1925 NJ St. NE rms, kit. and
bath. porch. $3.50.
524 18th st. NE rms. kit and
bath, refnr and heat furn., $50.
THOMAS P. BROWN
615 4th st. S.W. Ma. S-ls19
1852 Bird ST. NE.-Duplex bldg. I;
2 rms, kit. dinette. bath, rear
1925 x ST. N.E.-Two rms. kit.
and bath; utils. included; so,
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320
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Janitor service Adults. RA. 8-l5s6
e6as ADAMS MILL. Rn.. 1 blk. 1stl
compl. furn., 2 Hollywood beds, iee
kit. dinette. closets. $40, 80. .Janito
SENATE COURTS. ~ blk. from Sen
ate ONCE Bldg. Very. nice effic an!
furn; Air-cond. 100 C st. ne, Ii
CAPITOL H1LL-Bright, conf. furr
eefie,, bath. I'd f., in Aunt bldg
CATHEDRAI AVE. NV. 2sos. Exec
dow doTnto%n tow mi blk nsl Zoo, asls shopping T a Bed
liv. nm. dinette-kit.. tile bath. Dia
Ii. :3-4S60 or Lo. 4-6306. Open
REAR iss !0GaS; soos N. CAP. sr.-MaTTie
cpl, girls or men empl.: bedrm
with util: good neigh. See Sat. lie
I1I40 LAWRENCE ST. NE rooms
kitchen and private bath, $40. util
tiles INCLUDED, NO. 7-222S. 22s.
2OI6 o ST. N.W-Lge. rm. and kit.
rm. with refgr., $40. Also at l45'
Fairmont ST., 2 rms, near bath. $50
Other rooms and apts. in differen
NV. sections at reduced rents. TU
2-2SS7. 10-2, 6-S daily. -22
9O6 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nicel,
furn.. newly dec, large bedrm.. kit
and pvt. bath; 3rd-h. apt; avail
now; S75; utils. incl. Can be pait
23I ANACOSTIA RID. S.E.-Lov. 5
rm. apt. tile bath, cross. vent.
utils. incl; refs. REQ. LU. 2-9l17
1901 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Liv. rm
bedrm.. apt: completely furn.. Incl
refgr., dishes. range, etc; weekl
linens: utils.; share bath; accom-
2-S; washer. Tv lounge; SIS. DU
1867 4 iSSEwToN ST. N.w.-Liv. vzS Tm
bedrm,. kit. For appt.. call RA
TWO RMS. lge, light, cheerful; non
drinking work. cple. Ii. 7-S245 al
day Sat. Sun, after $50 wkday;
THREE RMS. and pvt. bath: of Conr
ave; walking. dis. Bureau of Stand
145O GIRARD ST. NV, The Palme
House = Redec.: 1-rm. eftic.; nj
EAST CAPITOL ST.-2-rm. bsmt
apt. pvt, entr., adults; Sgie,. $40
dble.. $50. Ii. 7-3S69.
IO11 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV
| rms. kit. and bath, SIPS. THOMAi
P BROWN. 6l5 4th st. s.w., NA
MT. MfrisPfE sPPIfEAsANr-Entire srd Il. Ii,
n0 % chiidren IidTa esS co 6Ssssss sDi ss e0ssi'
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i5sa 5sdrm 81; ant N'E'mNiceiy iurn. one
shopping, transp.; $75. Ii. 3-4161.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Pleasant. conv,
newly dec. 3-rm.. Ink. sep. apt. in
apt, OF single woman. for employed
lady; references. HO. 2-0227. --22
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Lovely sunny apt.
or 3 responsible persons. Call MISS
WARWICK. Sun. afternoon, DU. =
1924, or weekdays, DU. 7-9377,
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TAKoMA PARK blks. to st. car,
bus and shopping: Clean and attr.
2 bedrms.. liv. rn... din. rm.. kit,
fir. Of 2-family unit All -utils. furn.
MEAN 4qI'S cAPfToLSsoa ISS, 'fSs 5th St. ne. )
GEORGEToWN. 1928 Prospect st.
NV, OF Wis. and NJ. 8 rms, kit.
and bath; newly dec. 800 mo.
Open 4 til 8 Sat, 12 to Sun.
THOMAS CIRCLE AND NJ ST. NV
Modern 1-bedrm. apt. nv. rm., kiu,
ed. $72.50. DI. 7-670o. NE. $500.
3-RM. APT-Enel. porch. all utils.
incl; s55 mo. 4i4S 7th st. NV. or
1916 SIS G5sfiI CALVERT ST. NV rms,
kit. bath; S97 so. VIII decorate to
suit; RAYMOND R. RUPERT. ST.
1888 HoLBRooK TERRACE Ne
s.gM0;;Nb5 TT1s;; 5itp bath; g1IpvpI h-Wh; h; $50;
r;v s; M; y .T;;, ST S,S 3-s4sa -23
s.e.-Lge., cool 2 and bedrm. apis.
shopping close by. Park. and idry.
factls. on prem. Incinerator. Master
~ antenna- Lge. closets. Mod kit.
4SS Valley AVE. s.E.-Dupiex:: /
bedrm., liv, rm., dinette. kit. bath;
back. front entrs. and bsnit. space;
S76, incl. uttls. 20. 2-6221. -22
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GEORGETOWN bedrms.. adj
bath; liv. rm. and mod kit: S135
mo. One bedrm.. lge. liv. rm.. bath
ssrdsI and kit; Il s storage r4 spaee' walled
MODERN, CONV. NE. APT. HOUSE
tadultS): spacious, redec., 1-bedrm.
unit: S59.75. Heat and h.w. incl.
Agent, DI. 7-214S or EN-. 3-3032.
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APIS. FOR RENT, = rms, kit, semi
pvt. bath. clean, nicely furn: $40
mo-; utils. incl. Mr.. 18th and Col
I'd; NV Also an apt, $50. Gall
APT. BLDG, 2 rms. kitchen and
bath available at once. Call IL
7-SS54 before IL noon. -23
2-BEDRM. APT, conv. to transp.,
stores and schools; $40. incl. utlls.
IA. 9-5426. -23
APT. on ist fir, clean and bright.
gentlemen or cple. preferred. 1920
Belmont re-; NV. -23
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7Os 9th ST. N.E.-2 bedrms., liv.
rm., kit; 500 mo- Nicely furn. !;
utils. incl. Ii. 7-7909. -23
EFFICIENCY APT. and inclosed
porch. 800 r. l. ave. ne. Well
heated; everything furn. incl. TV;
suitable for 2. $40 wk. each; i'm
2S12 ADAMS MILL RD. NV, over
looking Zoo--4 rms, kit, bath;
util incl; 2nd f.; suit. for 4 girls.
ATTRAdTfvE II ACTIVE STUDIO ROOM, near
Reasonable. S45. HO. $4,000, Ext.
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rm. apt, handy to shopping and
transp; children welcome. HO.
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2500 QUE ST. NV.

The CARLYN
Attractively furnished efficiency apt
with sep. kit. and din. area. Rent,
S125 per mo-, including utils. Sec
retarial switchboard. Mrs. Sokitch,
mgr, DU 7-3400 "a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
News by Mrs. H. S. Woodin

NEWS Dy WITS. III. D. "OOum
Carolyn Boerwinkle, a sopho-
more at Bowling Green univer-
sity, spent the weekend at her
home. Saturday evening he
visited her sister and family,
Mrs. Jack Verhunce of Willough
by.
Sunday afternoon visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boer-
winkle were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kamp of Cleveland.
Billy Woodin and Judith Boer-
Winkle attended a Halloween
party Friday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
MiSch, in Hambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boer-
winkle and Judith and Mrs. H.
s. Woodin visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen of
Chagrin Falls, Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. M. w. Fletcher, Mrs.
Lew Draper and Mr.. George
Brooks of Mentor, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Williams.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05

Miss Lucille Ashcraft enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. W a lily
Mills and daughter, Wendy, at
luncheon, Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Hensel and MRS H.
E. Miller attended a lecture III
Cleveland, Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05

Mrs. John Friel is now a
cub scout den mother in place
of Mrs. M. J. Parker who has
moved to Gates Mills.
Mrs. Marion Harm has re-
turned to her former position
in Shaker Heights.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
Soulful hHambdenNews

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Nally of Cleveland, spent Fri
day evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pokorny. Mr.. Shup-
ping of Akron, spent Sunday
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wingard
visited Mr.. and Mrs. 10 hn
Henning of Kirkland, one day
last week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone MunSOn 5-4222

Telephone MunSOn 5-4222
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Varney
entertained the church boar
Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid served a din
ner at the church election day.
There will be no midweek
prayer service or choir practice
this week.
Thursday at / pm. the Ladies
Aid will meet at the church
with Mrs. Betty Osborn, mis-
Sionary to India as the speak
er.
Mrs. Paul Whitright under
went surgery at a Cleveland
hospital Monday morning. Mrs.
John Kibler is caring for the
children during Mrs. Whitrights
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Kilby and
children of Russell, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Mable Kibler.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
HE USED HIS HEAD

Almost every man can find
work if he uses his brains"
asserted the man who had
travelled a good deal. THAT is,
if he has the ability to adapt
himself like the piano tuner
l once met in the Far West
I'VE were in a wild unset
tied country, and / said to him,
Surely piano tuning can't be
very lucrative here. I should
net imagine that pianos were
very plentiful in this region.
mo, they're not said t h e
piano tuner, but l make a
pretty fair income by tighten
ing up barbed wire fences.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
MunSon News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooke of
AShtabula, visited Mrs. w. H.
Miller and Mrs. Burt Ashcraft,
Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
ELECTRIC WATER |

install anywhere Kitchen laundry utility closet
because it needs no fue.
See your Reddy Klowa Electric Water Heater Dealer this
week. Ask him for free installation estimate based your
households hot needs Them regardless of the lineup
you'll have plenty hot everyday anytime for every need
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05

Being the end of the line for worry when you
ELECTRIC Water Heater. Hot for baths for
clothes washing for dishes always there, the turn of
tap, with the right size Electric Water Heater.
Sae clean and FAST the Electric Water Heater the only
type that 1907 clean heat the only heater you
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-05
mo FIVe Needed)

Fully insulated, 1000 clean heat.
Electric Water Heater models
available for installation in
closet, kitchen, utility room
or basement.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

seen the government 'fumbling
the anti-Communist problem"
yielding to the clsmor about al
legged book burning" and en-
tering into a truce which does
not recognize the perfidy of the
Reds in Asia. Mr. LaWrence's
insistence that the government
adopt an attitude that is 100
per cent against Communist in
filtration" and that will re-
establish the honor and prestige
of the United States in the Far
East" is worthy of serious con-
sideration.
Anfi-CathoIieism
Ia such an atmosphere. IL t0dS
quite an keeping l0tth Communist
tactics that some of the hysteria
created by the Reds should be
chdnnelized against the Cdtho-
lies. Three weeks ago, | empha-
sized that the Ne1 Times of
June IL had ordered this to be
done. Scarcely we're the words
written than the Daily Worker
responded to these instructions
from Moscow Indignation was
stimulated in its pages against
His Eminence, Cardinal Spell
man, for having condemned the
obscene motion picture, THE
Moon Is Blue" BY July II, the
Red organ had worked its read
ers and friends up TO the point
that il prominently assailed the
Cardinal for ''McCarthyism" and
film burning"
There is a cynical. gangster-
like character to this attack that
defies description. The C0mmuia-
lists are dlt0dys decrying the cur
rent "decddence of bourgeois
culture That is the theme
song of the notorious report of
the Cultural Commission of the
Communist Party, Let Us Grasp
the Weapon of Culture" Ii is
referred TO frequently in Netg
Times and specifically in the is
sue of July 8. But when a gen.
aine example of decadence is
condemned By any member of
The Catholic hierarchy, not only
do The Reds defend that decdd-
ence but assault those toho con.
denim II.
What should give us concern
is that the Daily Worker can
discover what il calls a Catholic
critic, Richard Hayes, who has
supposedly critic lied" and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

Carthyism" and the concessions
by the federal government to the
Reds have come to this point,
as they were bound to do
The United States government
is frankly told that if it dares
to exercise its legal processes
against the man who was con-
victed of lying when he said he
was not a Communist, it will be
confronted with a stoppage of all
shipping on the Pacific. II is to
be hoped that those prominent
men and women. who lent their
voices and prestige to the out
burst against "McCarthyism"
and those leaders IN government
who advised a soft" policy to-
ward the Reds, will now come to
some sober second thoughts on
this product of their handiwork.
The overwhelming majority of
the West Coast tongshoremen
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-14

club members. Time after time,
I've seen them done.
Everyone wants peace. And the
whole world would be instantly at
peace if every family enthroned
and honored the Sacred Heart.
Whether the world is at peace
or not, the home where the Sacred
Heart is enthroned and honored
will be.
Mind you. honor means honor.
Folks wouldn't be honoring the
Sacred Heart rightly If they en-
throned His picture and lived in
serious sin. But I'll say this-en.
throning Him will help anybody
stop SHINING. Il will give them all
the graces they need Sinners
shall find in My heart a fountain
and boundlesS ocean of mercy"
Fact is, enthroning the Sacred
Heart in your house is more i'm.
portant than putting on a roof.
Il will be their refuge during
life and especially at the hour of
death | will shed abundant
blessings on their undertak-
ings J"
Any one of the promises of the
Sacred Heart would be reason
enough for a barefoot pilgrimage
to the ends of the earth, if that
were necessary. II isn't.
All you need to do is to put the
picture in a place of honor-and
then honor the Sacred Heart.
"Tepid souls shall become fer
vent Feryent souls shall rise
speedily to great perfection
| will give to priests the power
OF touching the hardest hearts
Those who propagate this deyo-
tion shall have their names writ.
ten in My Heart never to be blot
ted out"
And then there is the great
final promise that those who
receive Communion on nine con
secutive first Fridays shall not
die in My displeasure."
Look al those promises" writes
Mr.. Callaghan. They're dynamitel
the kind that builds, not de.
Stroys."
Mr. Callaghan, you said It.
Christ does smile" Mr., Cal
laghan adds, ION families who have
the courage to place His image in
the most prominent place in the
house and keep il there"
Most prominent place"
We don't honor Christ our King
very much if we put His picture
where hardly anybody but the
family ever sees il. But those
who really enthrone and honor
it will find out that a home car
be an anteroom TO heaven.
If you need further information
write to National Center of the
Enthronement, 1880 S. Dakota
] Ave. NE. Washington II, DC.
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Bndenz Believes
Reds Hope To Stir Protestant Anmosy Towards Catholics

are patriotic, law-abiding, hard
working men. But they are
members of the International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
mems Union, expelled from the
CI0 for Red control, and in
which the Bridges leadership has
been able to build itself up
through the legal procrastina-
tions in his case. These rank
and file workers hear all around
them, and specifically read in
San Francisco newspaper which
is VIGOROUSLY given TO plugging
the Communist line, condemna-
tion of "McCarthyism" from cit
izens who are supposedly emf
nent and responsible. The Red
leadership of their union (as per
the Daily Worker formula) in
terprets "McCarthyism" as any
move against the conspiracy,
whether by FBI or the Federal
courts. They assert falsely that
il is directed against the life of
the unions, and by these argu-
ments the longshoremen can be
persuaded to engage in po-
litical strike, that exercise in
revolution" which the Commun-
lists count so much upon.
Reds Threat
This threat is a demand that
the United States government
surrender its sovereignty, at
least in this case. And ii the
Department OF Justice does not
proceed with the further prose
cution of Bridges, whose con-
yiction was thrown out on a
technicality by a four to three
vote of the Supreme Court, if
will have surrendered sovereign
ty to that extent. The ultima
t,tm is bit one part OF a general
pattern that has been developing
and Which promises 10 bring
about the same cupituldtion TO
the Soviet fifth column lUhich
preceded the disasters of YdIta
dnd PotSddm.
In the United States NeWS and
World Report for July IL,
David Lawrence has declared
that the last six months have