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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Former Red Official Finds Answer
To Worlds Problems In The Church

University officials must realize
they are without the proper facili-
ties to weed out teachers who are
Communist Party members. 1t is
not a question of preaching the
freedom of the institutions when
government committees are fore
ed to investigate communism in
colleges and universities. They
represent the agency best able to
do the job. Should communism
take over, there would be no free
dom. University officials should
be made to realize this.
Those are the firm convictions
of DIR. Bella V. Dodd, former high
Communist Party official who ap-
peared in Columbus last week as
the first witness in an Un-Amer-
ican activities Committee hearing.
DIR. Dodd was subpoenaed by Har-
old Velde, chairman of the COM
mittee, to testify and furnish back
ground on communist party aetiv-
ity in professional fields, especial
ly the teaching profession. She
had formerly been a teacher at
New York City College.
In an exclusive Times interview
following her appearance before
The committee, DR.. Dodd emphs-
sized the danger Of party members
on university faculties. They not
only are hurting the young people
in their eIsssrooms," she stressed.
"bvt they are undermining the
country because OF the prestige
they hold due 10 their position on
a faculty"
DR.. Dodd, who vas baptized and
Continued ON Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

days following the kickoff rally to-
tailed more than 100000 and re-
quests are still coming into head
quarters, according to E. Faber
Biggert, campaign general chair
man.
Mr.. Biggert said there was great
significance in the fact that the
first 100 memorials which we're
sold involved 285 participants.
This, he said, was evidence to
prove that people were pooling
their pledges in order to memorial
ize their loved ones
He said there have been many
instances in which contributors
have increased their pledges so
that they could be eligible for me-
MORALS And he paid tribute to
the role of 20-page booklet, en-
titled They Shall Inherit" in in
forming the people of memorial
opportunities.
This booklet can still prove to
be very helpful to persons who de-
sire knowledge about memorial
opportunities" Mr. Biggert stated.
''But By all means be sure and
telephone your selections to head
quarters, Fletcher $780," he adj
vised.
Otherwise, there is no way of
knowing that a memorial is desir-
ed or the particular one available.
Mr.. Biggert announced that
$4,000 was received from commit
tee members in the 81 parishes
who increased their pledges for
reasons other than to purchase me.
MORALS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

pastor of ST. Marks Church in Gin
cinnati.
From September 1910 until jan
uary of 1947, Father Byrne served
on the Eastern Mission Board of
the Precious Blooo Fathers.
He took over his duties as pastor
at st. James in January, l947. He
founded the parish in February of
that year and in October, l949, the
church and school were dedicated.
AT present, the school building is
being remodeled with the addition
of six classrooms to provide fa-
cilities for the increasing enroll
ment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Heart Attack
Fatal To Msgr.
Manning, So

Monsignor John J. Manning,
jed, former officials of the Co
lumbus Diocese and professor at
the Pontifical College Josephinum,
died Unexpectedly Monday in
North Java, NY
Monsignor Manning was found
dead of a heart attack in the rec
tory of ST. Nicholas Church. The
priest, who was administrator IN
the parish, had suffered recurrent
attacks for about a year,
Only a month ago, Monsignor
Manning marked his 9th anniver-
sary of ordination. On June 3,
1851, he offered Mass of Thanks
giving on the occasion of his Silver
Jubilee. Bishop Ready presided at
the Mass which was sung in the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Indo-Chinese Reds Free
84Year-Old Missionary

PARIS - (NC) - Father P.
Cadiere, 84-year-old veteran of 55
years in Indo-China, has been re-
leased by the communicated Wet
mimi forces, reports reaching here
from Saigon state.
He is reported to have been
freed along with 10 other mission
aries, four of whom were Fran
ciscan nuns.
Father Cadiere was taken prison
er by the Reds December 19, 1916.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

clans of the hospital, under the
supervision of the staff doctors,
provide the medical services.
st. AIMS clinic is financed by
payments from patients, free-will
donations, and the work of st.
AIMS Guilds. Fees for the Clinic
are $1.00 or less per visit, accord
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

BURLINGTON, Vt.-(NC-A Car
dinal will offer the first evening
Mass in the history of this See as
the Diocese of Burlington cele-
brates its Tooth anniversary on
July 29.
Paul Emile Cardinal Leger, Arch
bishop of Montreal, will offer the
Mass at z p. m, July 29, on st.
MiehaePs College athletic field,
Winsooki Park, VT, Bishop Ed
ward F. Ryan of Burlington, an
nounced.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

be made at other times.
Obstetrical or Maternity Clinic:
Mondays-l1 am.
genealogical Clinic: Thursdays
-11:00 am.
For other services, arrangements
can be made by calling Saint AIMS
Hospital, Ev. 9537. )
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
3 Pet. Rise I'm Birth Rate
Reported In US. Survey

WASHINGTON, D. c. = NC
The us. birth rate has continued
to rise during 1858, firstquarter
survey by the Public Health Serv-
ice has revealed. Ii the first three
months of this year, registered and
unregistered births increased by
29,000-or about 3 per cent.
Estimated total fol the quarter
is 971,000, which indicates that
1858 will surpass the record $780,
900 for 1852.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

CONCORD, N. H. = (NC) - The
New Hampshire Legislature has
approved the obscene literature
bill sponsored by Rep Louis |.
Martel of Manchester. a persistent
crusader against the distribution
of indecent publications in this
state.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

ing to the ability of the patient to
pay. For some services there is no
charge. If the patient enters the
hospital for delivery of a child, ad-
ditional fees may be charged.
For medical services definite
hours have been established, al
though special arrangements can
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Evening Masses On Ships
Authorized By Holy See

VATICAN CITY-Radio, NC) -
Celebration of evening Mass aboard
ship is now permissible under a
decree issued by the Supreme Sac
red Congregation of the Holy Of
flee.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Wolfe Family Donates
100000 To Campaign

The Wolfe family of Columbus, well known for their
benevoence and devotion to the community for than
half century, have contributed 100000 to the Catholic
Development Fund for high schools and the St Vncens
Orphanage.
Announcement of the gift made this week by E Faber
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
New Pledges Swell
Fund Drive Totals;
Civic Reports Due

More than 81 160 745 has been reported in the Develop
men Fund Drive for Catholic High Schools and ST. Vim
cents Ophanage E. Faber Bgger general chairman
ed early this morning The second and third report meetings
held last Thursday the 18th and Monday the 22nd have swept
Evening star., 1953-08-07
AhL1NGlON
$3.50 DOWN

3-BEDROOM BRICK
Assume 4et loan on this Groom semi
det. home: bSmt.; din. rm.. we'll
equip. kit: cow. location. IMME
DIATE POSSESSION.
SILLS REAL ESTATE
la S-2Rnn TILL. @ PM
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ARLINGTON
MICHIGAN BOUND

MICHIGAN BOUND
Owner offers for quick sale at S17,5O0
and for immediate occupancy. his
immaculate newly decorated. post
war 3-bedrm. brick-and-frame Co
lonial w/flrepl. in 20-ft. liv.- rm..
sep; din. rm., nicely equipped kit;
fall in love with. A dandy pan
eled rec. rm. in dry bsmt.; also q
lovely level yard with some trees
and fenced rear. Excellent N. Arl
section, very conven. to Wilson and
Arl. blvds.. bus, shopping, junior
high and new Mckinley grade
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Geo. Mason Green Co.
REALTORS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
IA. 4-1400
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OFFICES b STUDIOS FOR ReNY
(Continued.)

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. a.rm om,.
suite, 14th and N. Y. ave. nv ~
tial glass partitions, wall-to-Tali
carpeting, ir-conditioned: suitSblo
Ior professional, semiprofesisonai
beauty shop. etc. Lease runs to
t,,ru Hune SV, 1920; reas. rent. Furni-
on present lease. Avail. Sept. i.
ST. 3-1110. 10 A'
ISUITLAND, MD.-New professional
bldg, ready Sept. 10: from i to
5 rm. suites. $50 to 5000 mo.
Leases avail. will make changes to
suit you. T. D. BURGESS, 10.
S-S5l3. Ia
eco X ST. N.W.-Air.cond., 2 Ice.
remodeled BLDG: available Sept. II
plenty of parking. KENMORE REAL.
TY CO., Elk. 3-34S0. TU. 2-4975.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

10000 FIT. HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
Near public siding in Branchville;
$4,000. WAYNE A. CASKEY, Real
tor, AP. 7-6400: eyes,, WA. $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

PACKAGED FOOD DISTRIBUTOR
needs about 1900. 50. #. Of space
in a bldg. where there is some one
to take phone calls and to receive
few shipments. Small office space
5-44hl .
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LURIA BROTHERS
1900 Wilson Blvd. 80. IA. 7-S500
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MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-S2 300 down
monthly. income $270; 3 units, bricl
all rented showing good returns
Call Mr.. Berger, CO. 5-3126 or ST
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

TWO WAREHOUSES;, with sidings
and usual facilities one containing
13,5O0 so. IT, at 75c per SO. IT.;
the other $4,000 50. #. new, can
be divided into 3 smaller units at
81 per 50. #. LINKINS CO., 1918
N st. NV. DI. 7-S6SS; ewes, EN-.
3-4414 IS
APPROXIMATELY 6,4OO square feet,
centrally located in Silver Spring.
Call MR.. PERRY. JU. 9-3300. g
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COMPARE

If yon have looked at houses an6
haven't found that JUST IT" one
see this Colonial today. Make your
compariSon-of lawns and trees
condition of 3 bedrms.-size of liv
rm.-Separate din. rm.-conv. tC
shopping, schools and transp.-anC
price under $lS,000-EXCELLE
TERMS ARRANGED.
METZLER-Va. Office
3Sl1 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-5751
Open 8 A.M.-9 Pm.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available Call DE.
2-SOO0
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WANTED

Client desires to buy direct from
owner 200 to 400 acre beef-cattlS
farm, not over 35 mi. from D. C.
Modern home with tenant house re-
ouired. Cash UP to $4,000. Also
will buy stock and equipment II
priced right. Call Mr.. Hines or
write particulars. 1907 Columbia
pike, Arl.
N C. HINES d SON
IA 6-7009 IA. 7-1660
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STORES FOR RENT

OLNEY, MD.-Colonial style, shop
ping center in blueprint stage, now
renting, grocery; several others still
tOn aTailso5s; sE5s14, DON LAMBoRNE' e Eul-
GROCERY STORE - New shopping
within. walking distance, opposite
new elementary school; no compe-
tition. If you act Immediately, we
can build to your specifications; low
rent, lease to suit. ZIPKIN, INC,
UN. 4-3500 or Mr.. Leonard at 10.
2-37S3 any time. lis
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Beauty parlor;
no competition. Call Poplar 2-26SS;
ewes, and week ends, Evergreen
ANS&PoLIs. MD.-About Sept. Is;
1nnn9e,,. Inquire y 1A.I West st. Isss MR L1ss;
140s + ST. N.W.@First-fi. store and
Sfo0. feenefs RA. aeSy s-S7s4. decorated, ii in''
DOWNTOWN AREA Three-story
dble bid g. approx. 10000 so. IT.
plus bsmt;. Very low rent, $3.50 mo;
GkS6ERY hESs nEA19S dR G6GRIreATEsssN&5 Sci HE ss9Ss
no good will; $50 mo. will rent
without fixtures for other business
Two Va II51SfN ADJoINrNG STORES, 1712x75
each; avail. Feb. /, in new addition
to Kent Village shopping center.
af@ Is FLORIDA oTIG; AVE. N.w-Rent $50
per month. .WASHBURN q MAIZE,
927 New York ave. NV. ST. 3-2s15.
GOOD LOCATION for any business:
reasonable rent. 1865 Carroll ave-.
Takoma Park. Md. JU. 7-5697s
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Mountain-Top
Farm

Practically new masonry house, 90
Stone ST. fi firenlace. % ~ bedrooms.
baths. many Closets, 6ot-WSter oil
heat; ultramodern kitchen. 20x35:
full basement. gear built-in garage !:
log guest cabin. tenant house, barn
and outbuilding; 100 acres, go in
blue grass and alfalfa. newly fenced;
balance in valuable timber: . noun
Northern Virginia; SIS miles 70
Washington over main highway.
Priced for quick sale at S2S,500.
Phone Upperville (VaD 100. "a
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent.y
Is UNITS

Downtown location. Low rentals. Fir,
proof: SS.779.20 annually. Price
Sos. 900. Phone Mr. Straub. DU
1896. THOMAS ]. FISHER g. CO.
INC. 73S 18th st. nv. DI. 7-6S3O
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THREE-UNIT BRICK, $4,000 down,
excellent condition Corner location
Sale to white or colored: 81 800
RRAFFFELL, REAL ESTATE JU
TAKoMA 5IS4 r1tl PAskmNsw 8; suqts axnHt apt
Cali Evergreen 4-7o9i. 10
NEW APARTMENT - Over $4,000
yearly income: $4,000 down. EBER-
MAN. EN-. 3-O3O3. .
STORE AND 10 RMS. and 8 baths;
nINkNs Iii SIS co. dc''f ISIS 0R's St. w. s750nG 81
7-S68s: eves.s call ,Wo. 6-2562. =
FOR SALE-1300 block 10th st. NV.
(south of Dupont Circle)-3 houses,
can be used as one. good for non
profit organizations: 45 rooms, park
ing in rear for cars. viii sell in
gether. call RE. 7-47S7. RUSSELL
F. BARRETT, Real Estate Broker,
or Miss Blanche Weaver. SAgent. 12"
MT. PLEASANT-JuSt remodeled, 3
huge apts.: semidetached brick
bldg. "a block to shopping and
transp. Call Mr.; Wozniak; CO;
I3-UNIT APT. BLDGS.
in excellent s.e. location. Brand-new
and fully occupied. Better than 129e
cash return on investment. $50. 600
down SCHUYLER. MA. 5000.
OWNER LEAVING; must sell. Red. to
S34. 500; 5-apt. brk. semidet.: ! b.r.;
tens. pay utils,; on bus. 10. 3-6SS9.
10 UNITS, near Capitol: nets 159s on
$4,000 down; price. $4,000.
AGENT, IA. 2316o5; %
portunity. Choice ocean-front COM
mercial lots. drastically reduced for
quick sale. JU. 5-3499. 3
downtown location: oc-
cupied by / tenant: 100000 per
yr. net; 15-yr. lease. Price, $500
900; $4,000 cash required. Re-
production of building would cost
100000. Reply Box 91-S, Star.
MISSOURI AVE. NW.-S2 800 down,
monthly income $270; 3 units, brick
bldg. all furn.. in excel. rental Sec:
all rented; showing good returns.
Call Mr.. Berger, CO. 5-3126 or ST.
3-72O0
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TREES, TREES, TREES

II you want real, honest to g goodness
towering shade trees around your
dream rambler, this is your cup
construction. just ~ yrs. old and
in new-house condition. There's a
spacious living room with coZy
dining L, fully equipped kitchen
and bright bedrooms, all on
floor. The really outstanding fea-
setting and the beautiful land
scaped 6Sx17O-ft. level lot; located
in Falls Church, just a step to
schools, stores and Transportation.
Low priced at $16,950, with $1,000
cash.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S70n DOWN

Westover-Liv rm.. sep. din. rm.. kit.
screened side porch, fenced lot;
flowers and shrubbery of indescrib-
able beauty surrounding this 6-yr.-
old brick home; price. S14,750.
Walk to school; close to bus.
Evening star., 1953-08-07

Within IS miles Of downtown Wash
ington, this center-hall Colonial
brick home of 3 bedrooms. den,
31a baths. is in excellent condition
and is of the finest construction.
Rooms include living room Q3x24)
with fireplace and door opening on
large screened porch and fiagstone
terrace, dining room G2x14, den
G0x14) with adjoining half bath:
General Electric dishwasher, range
and REFRIGERATOR. The full base
ment contains Semif1nished recrea-
tion room with fireplace. servants
quarters and bath. Built-in garage.
Hot-water heating system. This de-
lightful property is fenced and
crosS-fenced with board and wire
and there are 4 fast-fiowing springs
on the property. A small cinder-
block stable is equipped with box
stalls. S33, 800. Ewes. and Sun.
call JAMES TYLER. Lenah 5-2427.
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OAKTON

81. 200. Modest Arm. bungalow, l
acre land. hot and cold water. oil
heat. About $4,000, bal. like rent.
Also other good listings in larger
2S0-W.
Whitesell Real Estate
Oakton. Va. Highway 1913. Near Oak
Snhnnl GlnSnd RaAndnH %
Evening star., 1953-08-07

Within 35 miles of downtown Wash
ington. over a 4-lane highway. This
charming little house with Williams
burg atmosphere may be used as an
all-year home. 1t has modern bath
and hot-water heating system and
there are 4 fireplaceS. 1t is easily
accessible to transportation to the
city with 40 tillable acres and a
long frontage on q beautiful stream,
perfect for boating or swimming.
Here is q chance for the city man
to satisfy his yearning for the soil.
500, 800. Ewes. and Sun, Call MR..
REATY ,JE 2-4424
Evening star., 1953-08-07
6-ACRE ARL. ESTATE

FUR hAMbLER In
WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY AREA
This delightful close-in Arlington
gentleman'S estate. consisting Of
approximately 8 beautiful and us
able acres, exquisitely Handicapped
with many lockwood, with an artis-
tic winding black-top driveway and
impressive gateway, is ideal for the
busy doctor or executive, who must
be within q few minutes of down
town. On excellent transportation,
this gracious 4-bedroom, 4-bath.
center hall brick home with YER
mont slate roof is very convenient
to shopping, schools and country
club. With q greater portion Of the
acreage inclosed with Anchor fenc-
ing, here one may enjoy most Of
the advantages Of country life.
There is a heated greenhouse for
the garden lover, modern dog runs
for the family pet. stable for the
pony and q modern servants cot
tage complete with its own heat and
bath. Garages to house 3 cars.
Not only lovely home, this prop
erty has definite DEVELOPMENT pos
sibilities and the ownre will consider
trading for q modern new rambler
in q select Virginia area. For in
formation and appointment to in
spect, call MR.. BEATTY, JE. 2-4424.
PARKING FOR OUR CLIENTS
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Evening star., 1953-08-07
aV OWNER

BY OWNER
S-yr.-old brick rambler, excel. cond.,
3 tWin-SiZed bedrms.. . baths, lge.
liv. rm, din. rm.. modern elec. kit.
incl. diShwaSher and disposal, util.
rm., lge. screened porch, storage
attic and attached Gear garage. On
corner lot, - acre. In Timber
Branch Park, Alexandria with
school. church and shopping facil-
ities nearby. Price, $4,000. Phone
so. $3.50. .
$500 DOWN-SI5 ). 600 TOTAL
PRICE
Garage. bsmt., recr. rm., liv. rm..
din. rm, bedrms, kit. screened
porch; on lge lot in Falls Church.
JOHN W. MULROY, 90 Hillwood
ave, Falls Church. JE. 2-S322 till
pm. =
Evening star., 1953-08-07
HUNT CLUB AREA

HUNT CLUB AREA
The owner has authorized us to make
immediate sale of this 50-acre farm.
right in the Fairfax Hunt area, ly-
ing on a macadam road, improved
with large Victorian dwelling OF
rooms Iovely Settlng. Win shade.
horse barn with IA MiddleburR box
stalls. The dwelling needs mod
ernizing and decorating. Easy COM
muting distance to D. C. Price.
S230 with $4,000 cash. balance
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Patrician-Plebeian

NORTH ARLINGTON
Spacious 3-yr. .-old center-hall- -plar
Colonial. beaut. dec. immac. cond.
1st H., lge. liv. rm., firepl.. din. rm.
Den: poTder rIiih TN SCI sGreened gadosF porch
bedrms., 9 baths 2nd f.; lge. attic
full .bSmt.. partially finished rec
rm.; nice lot, patio, detached ga
rage; mr. excel. transp.. schools
A $4,000 value for under S37 900
Evening star., 1953-05-02

White brick, situoted
on q large, level cor
ner lot, in q commUn-
ity Of fine homes in
q convenient location.
Three large bedrooms
and both on second
floor. First floor, IiV-
ing room with fire
place, powder room.
kitchen with dinette
space. Screened porch.
BUilt-in 9oToee.
Evening star., 1953-05-02
Realty
Revue

The Progressive Citizens Asso-
clation of Georgetown an
nounced today that the Carriage
House at 1898 Wisconsin avenue
NV. and the Lord Baltimore
Filling Station at 2715 PennSyl-
vania avenue NV. have been
chosen to reseive the associa-
TONS annual award. The an
nouncement was made by Will
liam Dewey Foster, chairman of
the Awards Committee. The
jury consisted of Harry Barrett,
John w. Stenhouse and Walter
G. Porter.
George w. Robertson an
nounced today he has opened a
new Office at 1896 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda, and on Thurs
day will mark the 25th ami
versary of establishment of his
business by holding an open
house celebration.
In a statement issued today,
j. Garrett Bethel, president of
the Washington Home Builders
Association, called for support
of:
/. An increase in VA and FHA
interest rates to improve the
supply of mortgage money which
he said would result from such
action Eat little or no additional
cost to the home buyer"
2. Lower down payments on
homes built with FHA-insured
mortgage financing.
3. New Government fnanc-
ing aids-which would not re-
quire Federal funds-to enable a
builder to take an old house as
'trade-in' on a new one, recondi-
ton it, and hold it for resale"
4. Liberalized home repair
loans.
X X X
The 85th annual convention of
the American Institute of Archi-
tects will be held at the Olympic
Hotel, Seattle, Washington, June
Is through 10.
X X
George Mason Green Co. has
announced the opening Of a new
office at 2039 Wilson boulevard,
Arlington.
4 X y
B. Franklin Kahn has been
elected to membership in the
Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1953-05-02

Attractive and In con-
Venient location. The
two bedrooms. living
room and kitchen ore
oil Iorss. Full bose-
msnf. Cos hot-woter
hsoi. Detached soroge.
Level let.
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Protein Paint

Casein is a protein substance
derived from milk curds. It is
used as a binder for a type of
water -thinned paint. The vari-
ETY. for interior use covers a
surface we'll in one coat and
may be applied on new plaster
without danger of blistering,
scaling or alkali burning.
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BUY eUith CONFIDENCE
DEAL oCitII METZLER
~ "oUR 3lst YEAR IN REAL ESTATE" Xxx
EXCLUSIVE BELLEVUE FOREST

OPEN SUNDAY, 1870 TO $50 PM.
CONSCIOUS OF ARCHITECTURE? THEN FRENCH
COLONIAL in this setting FOYER living with
norble fepoe dining poneed ibo
erse hsetsd fully equipped kitchen first floor THREE TWIN
Hollywood shoel porhes floor. Full
toned heot neine hbbery.
10
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n when
at it
it
| ago. TheeSt S sknOwna as w WOrd Photo
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1O2O2
Brunette Ave.

Walking distones 70
schools, shopping and
transportation. living
room with fireplace,
seporote dining room,
large kitchen, tile bath,
two large bedrooms on
first floor. Second
floor is finished into
q large bedroom and
den. Full basement.
Level lot.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-12
Police Break Up Riot At Chicago Housing Project Protesting Negro Tenant

CHICAGO, R Some 300 pol icemen early Tuesday drove an estimated 1000 persons from a 26- acre south side housing project which had admitted it's first Negro tenant.
 In breaking up the jeering as- sembly, police occasionally were showered with bricks and bottles which they said were thrown by teen agers.
 Five persons were injured, none seriously, as rowing bands stoned autos of Negroes who drove near the scene.
 Twelve persons reportedly were seized by police after one group smashed windows of a neighbor- hood tavern which served Ne groes.
 The apartment of Donal How ard, a mail carrier and the first Negro resident of the Chicago Housing Authority's Trumbull Park homes project, was the tar get of the crowd. Windows in the apartment, which Howard occu- pied last week, were smashed.