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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-22

at 7.30 pm, in the K Of C Hall on
Sixth Street Young Catholic peo-
pie of this age group viii gather
TO discuss the need for . well or
ganized program and to form the
Young Adult Youth Council for
the Central Deanery. Since the re-
organization of the CYO as a
group for young people up to nine
teen years of age there have been
no parish programs under the
council plan for youth of this age.
All young people are invited to
attend this meeting and take part
in the discussion. Group leaders
will center the forty-five-minute
discussion periods around the sub
ject of the parish apostolate and
the need for the young people to
be active in it. Following the dis
cussion periods there will be a
question period, resolutions will
be formed, council officers elected
and the meeting will then close.
A social period will follow.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-22
Students Honor
Founder OF School
Press Association

MILWAUKEE, - NC) - Dean J.
L. O'Sullivan Of Marquette Uni
versity's college of journalism,
founder of the Catholic School
Press Association, was honored at
an association regional convention
at Lacrosse, Wis. 1t was the 23rd
annual convention and the 25th an
niversary of the association.
Representatives of the 1000 col
lege and high school students at
tending the convention presented
Dean O'Sullivan with a spiritual
bouquet and a picture of the
Blessed Virgin. Marian World
through the Catholic School Press"
was the theme of sessions at Aqui-
mas High School and Viterbo Col
lege.
Speakers included Father Hugh
Calkins, o.S.M., of Chicago, Ill,
and Lucille Hasley, South Bend,
Ind, convert and writer.
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National Marian
COnvOcatiOn Is
Set Nov. I5-l6

WASHNGTON-(NC-Th The Ca
tholic University of America will
sponsor a Marian Convocation Nov.
IS and Is.
National in scope, it will attract
outstanding theologians, Catholic
speakers, representatives of relig-
ious orders, representatives of Ca
tholic colleges and Marian asso-
Citations from all over the country.
The two-day tribute to Mary will
open with a pontifical Mass in the
Shrine of the Immaculate Concep-
ton and will include three general
sessions. Papers on "The Sorrows
of Mary" "The Assumption" and
Mary, Mediatress of All Graces"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-22

MANILA-Nc)-Filipino Catho-
lies have already donated over ST..
600 TO a drive started by Catholic
Action Of the Philippines for aid
to refugees in Indo-China, II was
announced here
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-22

Received in audience at the
papal summer palace here were
delegates to the annual general as
sembly of the international Crimi.
nal Police Commission whose MEM
bership embraces some SO ma
tons.
Many evil-doers, especially pro-
fessional ones," the Holy Father
said, do not merit much regard or
consideration. But the gravity, the
dignity of justice and public au-
thority demand strict observance
of the judicial rules for the arrest
and interrogation of the suspect"
Pope Plus praised the work of
the international police group as
"an eminent service to society,""
but he asked:
"Hes not fodsy's iUsfies per.
haps returned, from many sides,
and under scarcely masked ap-
pesrarees, 10 q true torture and,
at times, to the more violent
trials OF other times"
The Pontiff reminded his hear
ers of an address to delegates to
the Sixth international Congress
of Penal Law a year ago in which
he declared:
"The judicial investigation must
exclude physical and. psychic tor
ture and narcoanalysis; first Of all,
because they violate a natural
right, even if the accused is really
guilty; and, secondly, because they
too often give erroneous results" ("
1t is not unusual for them to end
in the precise confessions desired
by the court, and in the ruin of
the accused, not because the latter
is guilty in fact, but because his
physical and psychic energy is ex-
hausted, and he is ready to make
all the declarations required"
The Poatiff stressed especially
that police officials have 9 dUfY
not only TO spprehend wrong
doers but also TO help them re.
deem themselves.
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zone should never" he declar-
ed, make haste TO condemn a man
irremediably, or to abandon him
completely. To help someone to
return to the path of right and of
high aims that both reason and
revelation point out to mankind is
always a good action that carries
its own reward"
The international Criminal Po-
lice Commission was founded in
Vienna in 1928 by the then Prefect
of Police, DR.. Hans Schober, who
later became Chancellor of the Re
public of Austria. II is composed
of persons officially appointed by
their governments, with two dele
gates usually sent from each coun-
try. It's headquarters are in Paris.
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Obligations OF Police
Laid Down By Pontiff

CASIELGAND0LF0, Italy, - NC - His Holiness Pope
ona convention that the use of third degree methods in DO
lice investigations wrong He told them they should
contribute to the rehabilitation well the arrest and
Vcton of criminals
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Catholic Almanac Ready

WASHNGToN-NC)-The 1855
edition of ''The Catholic Year."
daily almanac and devotional re-
minder in book form, prepared I'M
der the supervision of the National
Council of Catholic Men here, will
be published Oct. %, by Hawthorn
Books, Inc, New York publishers,
it has been announced.
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Marian Book Published

NEW YORK CTTY-NC)- An
attempt to explore the relevance
Of Mary as a cultural ideal for
modern man" has been made in
"Mary and the Modern Man" just
published by the American Press.
Father Thomas J. NJ. Burke, So.
has edited contributions by ten
well-known authors including Fa-
ther c. c. Martindale, S.J., John
LaFarge, 81, and John S. Kennedy
and Daniel Sargent.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-22

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will be presented during the con
clave.
The Conyocation will close with
pontifical Mass celebrated by his
Eminence Edward Cardinal Moon
ey, Archbishop of Detroit. Apostol-
ic Delegate to the United States
Archbishop Amleto G. Cicognani
will give a sermon on the Univer-
sal Queenship of Mary, the new
feast to be instituted on Nov. /.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

Fur miracle on U SC.
Furs for the thrifty shopper. Have
every wanted mink garment at a
fraction OF original cost? Visit our
thrift department for a buy of q
lifetime. Some showroom samples,
others worn less than. a season.
Everybody wears used furs.
IA skin El1rS Cor 9Th 2Z @ StS
Evening star., 1954-11-22
GOLD
81 YEARS AT es5 F ST. NV.
DOGS. PETs. ETC.

COCKER PUPS = Top bloodline,
Reasonable. JE. 3.01S6. -23
POODLE PUPS-Champion sired. ex-
ceptional litter, show dogs at pet
prices. JU. 9-36g3. :, --22
SHETLAND SHEEP DOGS. highest
quality. best dispositions, excellent
breeding. BEECH TREE FARM. JE.
PARAKEETs, babies, SO and 81;
and sfusiii SO. = TN. 4-7o45.s s' VASE, Msa -
MINIATURE PINSCHER PUPPIES,
Axe. Also TOY MANCHESTER pup
pies Axe. PARKWOOD KENNELS. /.
60l5 Branch ave. Sc, RE. 5-5440.
BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPPIES. reg
bird dogs, $50. WILLARD r.
GREEEnE' Ga ~ loiG sol 18th St. Alexandra
LIVE IN THE COUNTRY? Want a
dog? Adopt one from the D. C.
Pound Monday through Friday. ma.
$4,000. Females should be spayed.
COCKER PUPS. red and blond; Axe;
5 weeks, bred for disposition and
home raised; $35. ia. 5-0149. -23
FOX TERRIER-ToY MANCHESTER,
crossed male. l " yrs. Happy healthy,
INTEL; housebroken; all shots; per-
feet housedog and outdoor compan-
ion. Good home only. HA. 2-3644.
IN The COUNTRY? Want q dosq
Adopt one from D. c. Pound. s.
Cap. and Eye. Sts., Mon. through
Fri. Females should be spayed. Ma.
$4,000.
BEAGLE, 2h yrs, female: beauti-
fully marked; will sacrifice; Sl5
LO. 6s0452.
BOSTON TERRIER, male. black and
white; Axe reg. LO. 5-S595 after
o pm. -24
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. Axe
standard. black; females; wonder.
full Christmas gifts. Ell. 6-3S06.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1st FL, mr.. bath; everything furn.,
S35: wkly., 50; also twin beds. refgr. !;
So wk, 703 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. -22
944 N. Z. AVE. NV, LIST a.; bedrm.,
hv. rni:, kit, utils., SIS; End A.,
Dedrm, kit. ptils., $50. ME. S-4640.
2147 r N.w.-Front strdio rm.. 4
siriosm. sio.siS. *. isS4'SSsasssi =
FAIRMONT NV, 1s1e-Lse. rm. and
kit; cple. and baby. Also rm., /
rGE;Er Gr Z peEsSns; HSTIspxGS3pp!5 &C. 51ssss; 27
Nice and clean. stove. refrigerator,
linen; $40 week. co. b-5I4S.
DOWNTOWN, 210 e st. n.w.-Lge.,
newly decorated; stove. refgr., water,
l4is MASS: AVE ti N.w.@eOr os0Pia; ?, as q oa
drinkers. DE, 2-s2sa. Ee4
1850 18th ST. N.W.--Lge.. light front
rm.: din alcove; stove. refgr.; utils.
furn.; 81 wk. DE. 2-1675.
@108 18th ST. N.W.-One lge.. warm
rms furn... refgr.. gas stove, $40
refgr.. hot and cold water. S52 mo.
COLORED-coMFoRTABLE L.HK.,
lge. master bedrm. with pvt. bath,
connecting room, share bath, ali
privileges 5202 Kansas ave. NV,
TU. 2-2935. -26
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FARM AND GARDEN

for grading. excavat.
ing. land Gearing: free estimates
Call UN. 4-6o33; night, AP. 7-059S
SLUDGE, clean fill dirt. top soil. blue
stone. sand: hauling: tree removing
MR.. HARDING. HE. 4-5673. -25
that can be shantlied with
q rake and COW manure. JE. 2-1349
TOPsoIL-very good. rich, topsoil;
for lawns and greenhouses; very rea-
sonahle. Call 10. S-4933.
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil. manure, trees, shrubbery.
azaleas. FoUSE 4 BILD. JE 4-0646
.JE. 2-2S43. JE 3-0S7S.
TOP SOIIr-Dark. rich loan. Ideal
for lawns, flowers. green houses.
/ z tons, SIC Del. 10. 7-74s7. -26
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, trimming
.. C., Md; free est. MR.. CLAYTON,
UN. 4-0903 or ia. 9-079S. any time
cow MANURE. well rotted: $40. Ii
bu.; $3.50. 10 bu.: 81. 8 bu.: del
USED EoUIP.-IHC. Cub. H. reg.
A tractors. John Deere B with plow
cult. planter; OC3 Cletrac with
grader blade. HIM "a picker. IA
picker. John Deere harvester with
motor and PTO. new Holland blower,
INC 45 ba1er. new Holland baler,
plows, disc, mowers and combine.
MALONEY'S. INC, Silver Spring.
Nd Jul S-3333
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1776 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Dble. nm.
ayail. for young men; excel. food.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. "a ave.
n.w.-De luxe. living in club resi-
dence for refined ladies and men.
Twin-bed rm., S16.50 and up per
wk:; incl. fulI-course meal, maid,
iree Mee soae phone service. co. 5-9349.
powNfSWaHM. SVi 11SaHS. 1917 R. I. ave. e nv
Bright and warm; sgle., dble. rms. !;
breakfast 8 am. Reas. DE. 2-9645.
1410 18th ST. NV. - Single, also
double; Bendix and free TV; good
food and transp. DU. 7-6694. 24s
2OOI COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Nice
sgle, rm.; SIS wk. Dble.. S12. Good
meals Young people co. 5-2493.
CALVERT HOUSE. l4o1 18th NV
Choice rooms, business people. stu
dents; selected menu. PIX. TV.
THE MAR -LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Single, double. one triple; rooms for
young ladies and men: lovely home.
excellent board, elevator. ,24'
LGE. ROOM. and bath, excel, board;
care II desired; elderly people ac-
cepteds reasonable. EN-. 2-9231. 8
PERSON Pvt. home,
Takoma Park. Bus at door. Plenty
to eat. warm, pvt. room. JU. 7-79SS.
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4Ia-cuRrc-FT. 4 nAs
18th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 7-s4oo
kEFGR., Norge, 9 Gu. It., $50; OIL
burner and controls. silsnt-Glo: q

kEFGR., Norge, 9 Gu. IT., $50; oil
burner and controls, Silent Clio. z
yrs. old. $25. OIL. 4-4I25. -23
REFGR.. Kelvinator, 8 GU. IT,: wash.
mach. wringer type; sofa bed and
davenport; good cond. CO. $500
RIFLE-smm. Lebil. cut down to
sporter. RE. ,5-S0S4. -24
FREE-S20 pants. shirt or slacks
with every suit or topcoat. $50 and
RUBY AND DIAMOND RING-Askine
Rsss %oaatas 9GS Be- as4sa gsla sGa s ss' s1tiaas
broadioom, gray. Iaxi9:
also gray broadloom, 9x8 and 9x9.
Call JU. $3.50. IA
RUGS---Two 9xl5 Oriental design
rugs. brand-new. never used: regu-
lar, S125. sacrificing for S37 so.
ORIENTAL RUG MART. 1906 q st.
NV ME. S-04l6.
RUGS. Oriental. Persian. Chinese:
moderns. ANTIQUES: moderate prices.
:, RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS, ORIENTAL AND CHINESE.
from estates. foundations and Army
oficers; all sizes; must be sold at
great savings. ARMENIAN ORIEN-
tai RUG CO., 2409 18th st. NV,
RUG. 9x12 wool Biselow, blue broad
loom. matching scatter. excel. cond.,
reasonable. RA. 3-S13T --24
RUG, genuine Oriental, l4'x9,7,; ex-
cellent condition. OIL. 4-002S.
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FURNITURE

DISCOUNT HOUSE
S69.y5 Living room, chairs S39
81 90 bunk beds. complete, $685.
$3.50 Administer rugs. 9x12. SAC. 9.95
SS9.9 5-pc. chrome dinettes, S49
$3.50 wrought iron dinettes. S54 1876
KING. S203 Georgia Ave, JU. 0-SS0i
Evening star., 1954-11-22

BIT 10th ST. N.E.-Lovely newly DEC.
GRATED living room. bedroom. kitchen.
dinette and bath: S57 month. See
2I2 36th ST. Ne, APT. I.-Vacant;
liv., rrli.. dinette. bath. bedrm.. kit.
and screened-in porch; cow. to
stores, post ONCE. bank: $50. 80 per
mo. EUGENE H. PHIFER. 4OS
TSgsr Bldg, Ap 2-44al, 80
Modern apt. bldg. Lee. living room,
bedrm.. sunrooIn. dinette. kit, bath;
parking lot: $3.50 mo-: convenient
location; Tu: 2-222s: -29
TUDOR HALL, 926 Mass. ave, ne.
Enc. in elevator bldg pI 7.RRon
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Completely Redecorated
APIS. EURNIsHEp-Mp.

EXQUISITE APT.-All utilities furn. !;
suitable for teachers or Govt. girls.
$75 monthly. Phi. OIL. 6-5974. -25
TAkOMA PARK--Large liv. rm., 2
bedrms.. kit, dinette and bath;
reas. JU. $4,000. -26
TAKOMA PARK-Well-furnis /
bedroom. living room, kitchen and
shower, in warm. dry lower level.
$75 month. Adults only. JU.
TIKoMA PARK. MD.-New. furn.
1-bedrm. apt. S97. 80. utils. incl.
2-bedrm.. S97.50 with used furn.
Nr. shop. center and bus. Adults
only. JU. 5-2150. -25
LGE. EFFIC. APT, pvt. bath and en-
trance. utils. incl, $40 mo. WA. T.
32l3, 1912 seth ave. Colmar Manor,
TAKoMA PARK-Lovely eficieney.
private entr., on busline. all util-
tiles paid: single persons only. JU.
9-4559 or JU. SPOOL. %
5 ROOMS AND BATH, LIST fir.. nicely
furn.; stores. buses; utils. incl; Sl15
per mo. JU. p-S466.
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE AND COLUMBIA
clubs and Bethesda Medical Center.
q rnaYnS nj. O.21r2 "a
Evening star., 1954-11-22
ROOMS FURNisHED--S.E.-S.W,

1880 b ST. S.l.-Quiet gentleman,
pvt. home. and privils.. next bath.
Cony; transp; LU. 4-2360. -22
block Library Congress-Lge. front
rm., 3 windows. 2nd A.: refgr., semi
pvt. bath; man. Ii. 3-2913 IA
Evening star., 1954-11-22
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

3417 cath ST. N.E.-Front bedroom,
End floor, for employed person.
Close to transp. $35 month. DE. 2
cOIoRED-4aIb BENNrNG, RD.-s
lge. rms. 1 sele. rm.; men pref. !;
can be seen any time.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block OF Conn. ave. at 1900,
overlooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals; Rates S17.5Q wk. UP.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE. in excellent condition;
gold tweed, S75: birch and nubian
steel dinette set, S25. Call CO.
5-4S60, between 8 and 8 pm,
|FURN.. 18th. mr.. Girard-f3 rms.
Of furn Buy business. live rent free;
oSS ofrer. 81. 2.ssia. $500 80
contour type; lounge
chair, was S149. 80 for S79.50 Ma
hogany dropleaf console table, was
S99.50 for S49.50. Excellent condi-
ton. OIL. 4-05Sfi --23 b
Evening star., 1954-11-22
"HaUen't you heard? He's our new efficiency
experfw
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

10 HEAD good, gentle summer camp
horses: must be sold. diamonds In
the, rough. $50 to S75: take your
pick. STANLEY JONES. JU. 9-9815.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

NEWLY DEUOKATEU STUUIU KM.,
running water, reduced to $3.50
weekly Apply 1349 Columbia I'd. !,
also newly decorated double rm.,- $40
week. 90
bed: unlim. phone. South and west
exposures. sgle. $3.50 wk. EN- g.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
ROOMS FURN.--Mp. 8 VA.

WIDE OPEN sPACEs-Arlington, 10
minutes from D. C. and Pentagon.
Maid service, parking. ia. $500.
ARL.. Mr.. KANN'S. 2 single rooms
for men only: semipvt. bath; ref.
required. IA. 7-171S. --22
BETHESDA--Room, private bath, in
lovely home. $40 mo-; single. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

I3EV WILSON Dlvd.. ia, II It.J4, {,
RUCKER LUMBER. -23
FIRELESS COOKER. in excellent
shape; complete with stones and
thermometer; accompaniment type;
best offer accepted. Phone co.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WOMAN to share lge. 2-bedrm. apt.
with one other woman; conv. loca-
ton; rent reasonable. ST. 3-2S27.
WANT A NICE CONN. AVE. APT.
Share with 8 other girls t22-30l.
Rent, S37 so mo. Hu. 3-7274. --25
COMFORTABLE EFFIC. in, mod.
bldg, mr. G. w. Hospital for man
to share with another congenial
young man, 20 to 30; on or about
Nov. 80. RE. 7-4317. day or eve
CoNGeENIAL GIRL. age 10 to rs. to
share with another girl. large, nicely
furnished apartment: TV. CO. g.
BACHELOR, s5-s5. to share new l.
bedrm. a.-c: apt. with I gentleman;
GIRL 10 SHARE apt. with two re-
fined girls. Private bedrm. Ii; g.
GEoRGETowN-1 young woman to
woman. 81, Phone III. s-7ios Or II.
GIRL, 1925. to share furn. apt. in
csil ssi w1tn Jo, Ssss' ssasr girls No drinking.
or 2 girls to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2. other girls.
Conv. location: very congenial neigh
borhood. OV. 3-3997. rs
comfortable apt. with mid
aged Cath. woman. Close to st.
Stephens. Televis. and switchboard.
Ref. exchg. Box. 453-C. Star. 23s
Evening star., 1954-11-22
APTs. FURNIsHEn-vA.

BEAUT. FURN. APT. in apt bldg.
tee bedra OF sf16; He Seda%s. sna. sa'i Siso mo
LO. 5-1975 or come to see at 1901
N. Court House rd.. Apt. la. -23
ARL.-Newly furn.. l bedrm., 500 so:
apt. bldg. nr Memorial Bridge;
1710 N. 10th st.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
-bedrm. apt. In apt. building:
Fl. Myer and shops. ia. 2-i641
Kit. bath; all utiiis. Adults: Sfoo mo.
914 s. Patrick ST.. AID. 2-6552;
NEAR PENTAGON-1 bedrm.. liv.
rm;. dinette. kitchen and bath; incl.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. s-5020.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
removed ct our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP i76s Penna ave. "
GOLD - Platinum and
jewelry in any condition. We pay
top cash. Call ESTEN JEWELRY
CO. TU. 2-7491 or JU. S-9590.
FURNITURE--Wanted today, furni-
ture any amount. Also need refgr:;
Mr.. GRADY. Ma. s-2619.
FURNITURE WANTED--Will puy all
kinds of good used furniture. top
prices. We do moving. IA. S-SS10.
EURNITURE--Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china.
SSSs,ssS1asH 81 yss9s. HopMoopsa SpS1o psea Us aaS Z
sts. nv. NE. S.62e7.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
DIAMOND ,JEWEIRY

ROBIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV
DINETTE SET, 5-pc., red Formica
top. chrome legs, like new. 10. .
piNNERWfaREst I'M aftsF Pea capdlew,ok. 2so CON,
plete set, incl. dinner plates, plat.
terS, cups, saucers, salads, fruits
goblets, vases. candleholders. con-
diments, etc. Ideal holiday gift
well below commercial prices. Phone
nj IA w 2,o697 after pm; ,,,,- .24 j,
washer, both fully automatic; 500
each for quick sale. EN-. 2-0426
Evening star., 1954-11-22
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

AID. 4-1635-Large studio room.
kitchen, bath; clean: comfortable;
convenient location; $55 month;
43a 18th ST. NE, End n.--Liv. rm..
bedfm., kit. bath: $50. incl. utils.
JU. 5-2531. JU. 5-54S4. -23
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. BY day or
week. Call MA. S-5425.
LIY. RIM. bedrm.. kit, bath: 4526
18th st. NV; S72. .55. 1920 Go. ave; |:
Nv APIS. Sic RE. M up. child
or baby welcome. Also hskpg. rms,
reas. I101 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7S6S.
3025 18th ST. NW.-Eficiency apts..
furn., $65 and up. See Res. Mgr.
WILSON HOUSES, 1922 18th st. NV.
Excellent 2-rocm apis. S90-S100:
3O25 18th 81. N.W.-Large liv. rm..
bedrm., dinette. kit. and bath: fur
ilished See Res Mgr.
1870 .21st ST. N.W.--Lge. liv. rm..
bedrfn., mod. kit, colored tile bath:
mod. furn.. wall-to-wsll carpet:
, attrac. dec. Rent. S125 mo-, utils.
incl. To inspect. call IA. S-631S.
1893 II. N. AVE. NV, near DUPONT %
Circle-1-rr ENC. adj. bath. VIII
rent by week at S11. -22
1914 10th ST. NW.--Elevator bldg.
Refrigerated efficiency apis. from
1913 L ST. NV. - Redecorated, 4
rni: eficiency: Near bath. Only $3.50
and $40 week -22
Evening star., 1954-11-22

oOALOE1tO, "A Elm lON
New lumber and millwork, at a rea.
soas6ls sasos price. 10. 5-9s21: RA
.a-.6O6. -2S
CALCULATOR, portable "Brunsviga, !"
IS" but operates tessi OK s.c sas45 !sso takes
UNITED. s1s l4th. RE. 7-11TS
CAMERA, movie, Revere 8, new: $50
CARPETING - 15gs TO 309s saw
INGs. ALL BRANDS, ALL GUAR.
ANTEED. HU. $4,000.
CHAIN SAW RENTAL, S12 per day:
4.S4s4. AN MD ENG ENG. ssTi 3 APP PieS co. Os oS
CHAIR, blue leather Upholstered with
ottoman; quite new. OIL. 4-5436.
CHEST OF DRAWERS, $3.50: desk,
Governor Winthrop. S25; washer,
800; Simmons sofa bed. S35: wool
blankets. 81; lamps, 81. ST. 3-S545,
COAT, imported Chinese, 1909 Cash
mere, brand-new, size Ia; cost $3.50;
sac. S95. oV. 3-2624, ewes.
COUCH, opens as bed, like new rea-
sonable. Ewes, ia. S-5452. IA
DIAMOND FOR SALE-Flawless
blue-white diamond; 1.O7 carats.
Appraised for $1,000; quick sale
price, $500 cash; Call DE. 2-9036,
DIASlM.oNDoAppraised Sl . at s4oo; will
DIAMONDS, mans pa cts, So75;
lady's 13s cts, $3.50; ladys s cts ,
S2950; lady's ct, emerald cut,
16la cts. $s.25O. LIVINGSTON g.
CO., 1923 H st. NV, ME. S-526S