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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10

In his wire to President Eisen-
hover, Father Fitzpatrick charged
that Mr.. Allen. while US. Am
baSsador TO Yugoslavia, made
shocking" statements regarding
His Eminence Aloysius Cardinal
Stepinac, THE hero of the Faith in
Yugoslavia. The editor told the
President that Mr.. Aliens appoint
ment to the post of Assistant Sec
rotary of State outraged the con-
sciences of all Catholics and other
decent Christian people" and that
he cannot believe" Mr.. Allen has
any place in our government dur.
ing these times of mortal crises,
when we so badly need unity"
While spending his Thanksgiv-
ing holidays in Augusta, Ga, the
President announced that Mr.. Al
len was his personal choice for
the post of Assistant Secretary of
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10

"fhs sanetity of marriage and
the value of the home, and OBJ
serving Of respect for parent
hood, the moral code and hon
orable behavior"
The national council also pledg-
ed its support, through Faith, to
the Bishops of the country in ''the
fight against the onslaught of ma.
terialism" and expressed gratitude
for the '.wholehearted support" of
the American hierarchy in the last
National Catholic Youth Week
Activities for the forthcoming
year and a program for the 1855
national convention in St. Louis.
Mo-, were discussed. Ii was decided
that slogan, poster and one-act play
contests will be sponsored in CON
nection with the Fifth National
Catholic Youth Week.
One of the reports given during
the sessions showed that the Youth
Council now has affiliations of 76l
parishes in 81 archdiocese and
dioceses and that eight national
organizations are tied in with the
Council.
Present at .he meeting we're
Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder, Nation
al Director, and national officers
of the Diocesan section. regional
representatives and members of
the national staff.
The national officers attend
ing were: Joseph r. cransle.
Buffalo, NJ. T., president; Mary
Kay Ruddy. Columbus, Ohio, vice
president; Dolores Dtvsas, Tor.
rinsfon. Conn.,, secretary. and
Msfh Prom, Harvey. Nd, treas.
urer.
Regional representatives includ-
ed: Gerald Rourke and Mary
Flynn. Boston; Geneal Kram
er. Cincinnati, Paul Huetteman,
Detroit, Richard Barnes. Empire
State area. and Frank Zubick, Phil
adelphia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10

Committee, "the accompanying
prayers are not directed TO dis
pose God to grant graces, but are
aimed at the better psychological
preparation of the recipient of
adult and of those present"
Because so many of the prayers
used in the administration of the
Sacraments are designed TO attune
the minds of the faithful to the
event taking place and to help
their disposition for receiving the
sacrai- .ent, it has become desirable
to have certain parts of the rites
in English. The action which has
brought the new changes in the
language of the rites is part of a
widespread movement to increase
the participation of the laity in the
liturgy.
According 10 the decree on
which the new ritual is based,
English may be used in the fol-
lowing instances:
In the Baptismal rite all cere-
monies of enrolling the catechu-
men, including all the prayers and
questiol4.ng. Only the three exor-
cisms, the brief formulas of anoint-
ing and blessing and the actual
words of Baptism-"Ego te Bap-
tizo -" need be said in Latin.
All the prayers and blessings
of the Confiteor of the Rite of
Extreme Unction may likewise be
said in English. Latin is retained
only in the prayer at the imposi-
tion of the hands over the sick per-
son in the words of the amounting
and the blessings that follow.
In the marriage ceremony the
rite has been amplified and now
includes several blessings design
ed 10 impress those present with
the solemnify and beauty of
the srat sacrament. Psalm III
the marriage psalm-and sew
ersI invccsfions for the success
and frUiffuIness of the new mar
riaga follow the exchanging ct
rings. The entire ceremony is
now in English with the exeep-
fion of the blessing of fhe rings
and the words Ego coniungo
vox
In funeral rites. English may be
used throughout depending on the
wishes of the Ordinary of the dio
cese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
Bishop Paclna
OF Rulllania
Reported Dead

VIENNA, Austria = ((Radio,
Nc = The death of 84-year.
old Bishop Augustine Pacha OF
Timisoara, Rumania, on Nov
ember A, few months after
his release from prison, has
been reported here.
Bishop Pacha, who was sen.
fenced to 18 years of hard
labor by the Reds in 1851 on
charges of treason" and "espion
age" was buried in the crypt OF
the Timisoara Cathedral on Novem
Der 8, the report said,
Three years before his imprison.
n1ent the Bishop had been "depos
ed" from his diocese by the com
munists, who then suppressed
his See.
Both before and after his
trial" in Bucharest he was re-
poriedly forced 10 become . part
OF slave labor gang working on
q proposed canal linking ths DAN
ube River and The Black Sea-. II
was reported in 1857 that he was
injured in an accident during
fhe canals construction.
Reports from communist Ruman.
Ia stated that the aged Bishop was
severely mistreated during his i'm
prisonment because he persistently
refused to assume leadership of a
schismatic National Catholic
Church"
In July the Rumanian legation
here announced that he had been
released from prison because of i'll
health
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
) Medical Research Grants
Awarded Georgetown II.

WASHINGTON, D. c. NO.
Five grants for medical research
have been awarded to Georgetown
University by the United States
Public Health Service, il was an
nounced here by the University's
medical center.
The total amount of the grants
made to the physicians is S44,476.
All the grantees are professors at
the medical centers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10

ing upon their work, and endlessly
imploring God to bestow His gra'
eious gifts upon the souls and bod
les Of their patients
The hospital, TOO, appreciates
the worth and meaning of hu-
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
Prostitution Protests
o. Y. Aliens Nomination
To High State Position

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla - NC Protests against the pro-
posed appointment of George Allen Assistant Secretary
OF State for Middle East Affairs have been wired President
Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles by Faith
John Fitzpatrick executive editor of The Florida Catho-
hc newspaper of the Diocese of ST. Augustine.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
Catholic Youth Praise
New Comic Book Code

WASHINGTON, D. c. = NC) - The new comic book
code got pat the back from representatives of organized
Catholic Youth in meeting here
The national council of the Diocesan Section of the Ma
ona Council of Catholic Youth took the action at threeday
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
English Text OF Ritual
For 3 Sacraments Set
For Publication Dec. IA

KANSAS CITY, Mo = (NC) - The Colectio Rituum,
containing both English and Latin texts for three of the Sacra
ments the burial rite and 26 commonly used blessings in
cordance with the decree issued last summer will be pub
Iished Wednesday
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10
Bishop Lauds Hospital,
Nuns At Dedication Of
St. Anthony's S Addition

of the 0
Of thongs
manifested
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-12-10

gathering at headquarters of the
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence here.
Features of fhs new code sin.
sled out for commentator were
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-04
s.t tt ol.xtzol4ys

Estate of Lettie v. Shipman,
inventory and appraisement fill
ed.
Estate of Carlton E. Low e,
final account filed.
Estate of Marie Walters, in
ventory and appraisement filed
Estate OF Samuel F. Lara
way, will admitted to probate
and record.
Estate of Carl E. Hacker, ap-
plication for release of estate
from administration filed.
Estate of Anna st. John, ap-
plication for release of estate
from administration filed.
Estate of Samuel F. Laraway
executrix and appraisers ap :
pointed.
Estate of Sarah Montgomery
schedule OF claims filed.
Estate of Henry H. Smith
will filed.
Estate of Magdalina Nick, in
ventory and appraisement fill
ed.
In the matter of the guard
ian ship of Orrin o. Bradley,
minor, final and distributive ac-
count filed
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases
Perkins Motor Sales, Char =
don, has filed suit for the col
lection of $4,000 from C. A.
Eaton, Wilioughby, o.
jeanette Buckley, Burton, o.
has filed suit for divorce from
Richard ]. Buckley, Burton" )" o.
Jack B. Miller of 129 Grove
ST., Middlefield, has brought &C
ton for the collection of money
only in the amount of $25, 900 90
from Arthur Ladd U. S. Route
322, Chardon.
Leonard G. Cowles of Heath
Rd., Chesterland, O., is suing
for divorce from Frances F.
CowleS, CheSterland.
Edward Prohazka, doing busi-
ness as Geauga Lumber and
Millwork, Chardon, is suing for
the collection of 81 ,352.54 from
Ray Horton, Muson Center Rd.,
Chardon.
Kinsner Supply Co., Cleve =
land, o., has filed suit for the
collection of a cognovit note in
the amount of 308.26 fromK.
G. Blair, doing business as Ge-
auga Sheet Metal Products, Bur
ton, o.
Rulings
The court has ruled that Sage
Tractor and Implement Com
pany, Inc, Chardon, o. should
be dissolved officers of the com
pany were: David N. Sa ge,
Chardons Andrew r. E evans,
Chardon; and Charles H all =,
Chardon. Thomas Rowley has
been appointed as receiver.
Investigations have been or
dered into the character, fami-
ly relations, past conduct, earn
ing ability and financ ial
worth of Frances and Oliver
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-04

Pike, Sarah and Bryan Math-
ews, Willena and James Jr.,
Finlaw, Evelyn and Clark Hunt
er, who are involved in divorce
cases.
A divorce has been granted
to Frances Miller, Chagrin Falls
from John L. Miller.
The court has ordered h t
Mark Sperry, as executor of
the estate of Charlotte M. We'll
ton, pay to Melva E. Spence
guardian of the person a n d
estate of Charlotte M. Welton,
the sum OF $650.O0 for services
rendered in that capacity from
April %, 1854 to July Is, 1854,
less such sums as said guard
ian has been paid to date. The
court also ruled that the exc
cutor of the estate, Mark
Sperry, should receive $780,
from the estate for necessary
services rendered.
Court ruled that Kinsner Sup
ply Co., Cleveland, should re-
cover from K. c. Blair, doing
business as Geauga Sheet Met
al Products, Burton, the amount
of $308 .26.
Court action filed by Irene
Sebor against Barney S e b 7
has been dismissed at plain :
tiff'S costs.
Leonore G.. McGuer, Auburn
Twp, has been granted a div
orce from Robert F. McGurer.
She is granted custody of min
or child, $500 per week for
support of child and he is to
pay $500 towards plaintiffs
attorney fees.
Fred Ferris, 1874 Court S t.,
VS.. Geauga Times Leader, Bur-
ton, o. The attachment filed i'm
the above captioned is hereby
dismissed. The suit filed at
that time is still pending and
Surety on the attachment bond
is hereby released.
Court ruled that The Fidelity
and Casualty Co. of N. Y. has
due them $162.50 with interest
from Elwell r. Ernst.
A garnishment has b e n
placed against the salary of
Bruce Boldon, Rt. 2, Chester
land, for $101.41 to First Ma
tional Bank of Fayetteville,
Ark, less expenses.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BAINBRIDGE TWP. Clair
E. Caldwell, lots 6-7 with barn,
and 2.37 acres to Mildred E.
Caldwell, Chagrin Falls.
Gladys v. and Edward w.
Crafty, lot 80 with house, gar
age and 2.08 acres to Betty
Jean and Clarence Genske,
Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. - Evelyn
Bowman, lot AZ with house and
2.23 acres to Helen B. an d
John E. Heaps Jr., Burton.
CHARDON TWP. - R. T.
Smith, lot 160 with $50 acres
to Floyd L. Hopkins, Cleveland.
Hilda Kiebler, lot 20 with "a
acres to Jean T. Lucy Kline,
Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Ed
ma F. and William J. Duncan,
lot lie with .53 acres to Stella
L. and Fred S. Marx, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-04

EStella and w. E. Allyn, lots
ia, 118, 118, 100 with rs acres
to Edna F. and William J.
Duncan, Chardon
Edna F. and william j.
Duncan, lot 118 with 81 acres
to Fern ]. and Fred Epstein,
Chardon.
Edna F. and william j. Dun
can, lot. 120 with .46 acres to
Estella and w. E. Allyn, Char
don.
Estella and w. E. Allyn, lots
127, 121 with 10 acres to Violet
o. and Charles r. Thomas,
Chardon.
1. r. Martin Land Co., lot
with .33 acres to Nancy j.
and Donald l.. Rhodes, Chardon
Isabelle Carroll, lot IL with
house, barn and .33 acres to
Helen B and Howard H. Bor-
geS, Chardon
CHESTER TWP. = Patricia
Ann and Robert j. Kasper, lot
16 with house, garage and 20.02
acres to Sander F. Bordonaro,
Chesterland.
Douglas G. Oviatt, lot 35
with 2.72 acres to Mary A. and
Leon R. Zilka, Cleveland.
HAMBDEN TWP. = Tressa
and Carl j. Richards, lot %
with house, garage and 30.25
acres to Marion Park, Chardon.
Bertha Thomson, lots 9 IA
with LOO acres to Aldrich Ce-
chura, Chardon.
MONTVILLE TWP. - Charles
O'Bell Sr., lot 5 with 1918
acres to Laura and Frank
Rehor, Montville.
MUNSON TWP. Gladys
and Ward Mcdonald, lots 34-35
with 21.98 acres to Constance
E. and Edward j. walter,
Chardon.
Buty C. Jordon, lots 4-3-35,
with house, barn, garage, and
1.50 acres to Frances M. and
James G.. Shannon, Chardon.
Robert o. Wolcott and Her
bert c. Parpart, lot 80 with 400
acres to Deise Quail, Chagrin
Falls.
Jean C.. and william j. Witt
inc, lots 4-3-35 with 1859 acres
to Margaret D and Lee Wether
bee, Chardon.
NEWBURY TWP. - Laura
Bouton, lot IS with 2.12 acres
to Mary Antolik, Cleveland.
John Poss, lot 9 with 1912
acres to Lillian H. and Rueben
J. Poss, Gates Mills.
Doris and Lewis D. Phillips,
lot 2 with 2.3'i acres to Mary
E. and william R. Clevinger,
Cleveland.
Mary E. and william R.
Clevinger, lot 2 with .86 acres
to Margaret Z. Thomas, New
bury.
PARKMAN TWP. - Ann
and Frank ]. Mesars, lot 8
with house and 100 acres to
Mary Ann Schmucker and JON
as J. Schmucker, Middlefield.
TROY TWP. - Eloise and
John Canterbury, lot II with
house and 1912 acres to Ann
and Frank J. Mesaros, Gar =
rettSville.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-04

George E. Timmons, 21, of
Auburn Twp, and Clare Ann
Mitchell, 10, Of Newbury Twp.
Donald M. Satava, "a, of Bed
ford, O., and Joan Myers, "a,
OF 'Bainbridge Twp.
Dennis Judd, 20, of Huntsburg
and Eleanore Hall, 26, of Park
man.
Floyd Bowditch, 25, of Rt. 4,
Chardon, and Evelyn Sisson,
80 of Thompson Twp.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-04
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR

Estate OF Inez Nye, inventory
and appraisement filed.
Estate of Charles Navratel
administrator de BoniS Non
with will annexed appointed.
Estate Of Fred Gill, petition
for distribution of assets in
kind filed. Final account filed.
Estate Of Frank Edwin John
son, schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Joseph Takacs, sche
dule of claims filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
JAMES CARROLL

JAMES CARROLL
RENTAL SPECIALIST
400 Chesapeake st. SCI and Q
bedrm arts. on end d.: rents re-
duced to ST. 80 and ST. so, includ.
all utils.; laundry and storage in
10 HALEY pl, s.e., near Nichols and
exposures: Ses.50. plus utiis.
507 Brandywine st. Sew, rm.,
A bargain at $3.50. plus utils.
45 5edr Gond9 bus 'e as door ss1 so mr. ,,,i
Let Us Rent Your Property
3ll9 Nichols Ave: Sc. 10. 10000.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHEp-Mp.

HYATTSvlLLE-l cool bedrm., liv.
rii., kit; cow. TO everything; large
rms: adults only. WA. 7-o9S3.
TAKOMA PARK, S415 Flower ave-.
Modern, 2 bedrms.; Apt. 3. $50.
JU. 7-9084. 10
BRANCHyILLE--3 rms. kit. share
bath all utils. mel. $50 mo. WE. D.
PARK. Md: Mod. 2 bed
rin. .iv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and bath.
$50 50, Refer incl. RA. $500, or
park pedrm.. liy.-
washer $50 40. incl. utils. HE. A.
TAKoMA PARK-Modsrate terrace
apt; art: 4 1 rms and q, bath; !, slnpi. epie.
CORAL HILLS ) -bedrm, garden apt
shops. school, bus. 10. s-70sS, g
with dining area, bath; center of
town. S5S incl. utils. Pc. 2-42Q6.
RoCKvILLE-one two and three
bedrm apis; liv rm dinette kit,
bath screened rear porch near
schools and shopping center: $65 to
$50, Pc. 2 BOOB.
z BEDRM. APT, list a.; bsmt,.
screened porch. wan to wall carpet.
liv rm. din. rm. mod. kit. tile
bath; must furn. refs, 81 90; utils.
incl. avail Aug. l. AP. 7-2960.--1
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TAKoMA PARK. CHOICE
All outside apis; ST5-SSA so 500 so.
Tremendous liv. rms. all utilities,
car parking. See Mgr,, Apt. 10,
S515 Greenwood ave,
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700
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CoLoRED s
bath. 2Ist and okiahonna ave ave; ne.
Redec. $3.50 plus utils.
- p T. CONSTRUCTION CO.
1925 Vermont Ave. NV, ST. 3-2166
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II. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N Capitol Ma. 5000
COLORED-8IO 2 81. Me- room.
kitchen and bath: no children: SIS
per month. II. 4-3734. II
COLORED-476 r 81. s.W.-Clean
and newly decorated efficiency. Pvt.
kit. and pvt. bath, $50 per mo incl.
-utils. Only reliable paving tenants;
references. BY appointment. EN-
CoLoRRD-Is.4 ST. N.w.Is
rms. kit. and bath. Newly dec.
Quiet apt. bldg. $50 so. no. 2-7G4ti
CoLuRED-is4o VERNON 81. nm
- rms kit. and bath. beant dec.
a asg steye: apt bids; sT5. NE E.
c $50 ilssr ? IN FRoST. aEaa En-
FRANCES No children: 2lst and
c 66iaSsah ss 1 81. 81 Nl.iE.--ist Al.
3 rms, kit. bath; bsmt, and ga
rage: heat fnrn.; $40 mo. III
C0LORED--l024 nth ST. NV
Lis. rn.. bedrm. bath. Ice. foyer
igex kit an in excel, cond.; in
tricityy incl. in rent Of SO per mo
40 children. See janitor. II
C0L0RED - BSMT. APT. = rms.
kit and bath: pvt. s65. utils. inc..
EC0LORED-sI6 4 ST. NE rms.
kit and bath; nice ant SIS. Incl.
utils. HARRISON = ADAMS Ma
|CSolfboiiRisiED-7is 6 sT. y.E.-5 rms
kit. and bath: see. HARRISON &I
C0LOkED-S.w. sECTION-Apt.: 81
Tconass kit; bath. Wills. cfurn. RIA.
0-37S0. can any time. 81
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COLOREQ
S07 MT VERNON PL. N,W.--Walk to
work. newly redeco.. q Ice, rms.. kit.
bath; only $1,000 no.. incls. heat.
hot water; Key on premises.
lg06 N ST NV. Apt; 7=Neyly re-
utils. Key 1t Apt. 8, next bldg.
4235 CLAY ST. NE. Apt. 4--Bright
2-rm., kit dining area. bath apt. !;
S62 mo-; separate utils. Key at
4s4 5Sth ST. N.E.-s-b., new. bright
cor. bldg, / bedrm.. liv. rm., kit,
din. area. bath: sos mo-; separate
utils, Key ct 3.D;
1912 FOOTE ST. NE. Apt Newly
redecc,. 2 rms. kit. din, area, bath;
SOS mo. incl, heat, hot water. Key
ct Apt. 2, 420s FOOTE.
1925 EDISON PL NE, Apt. 1.-TWO
rms, kit. din. area. bath; SIS mo-.
separate utiis. KEY at barber shop.
2l00 CLAIMING ST Mel and 2
bedrm. apis. In new cor. bldg; $50
4 ao0 EpsSS q Pi S ne .ANN1T2SIa r.
and 2 bedrm. apts.. sos and SO so
mo. Key at barber shop.
ThoS. D. Walsh, Inc.
SIS 18th st. NV. Ola 1857
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COOL OFF
STOP RUNNING AROUND
We have the place you are looking
Tor. These apis. available between
now and September /.
500 Kennedy ct. NV, Apt. 3-Larne
l-bedrm. apt. S64.50.
1441 Euclid st, NV, Apt. 203--I.
viii decorate. -
1911 Park I'd. NV. Apt. 5O5-1.bed-
nm. apt. with picture window;
$3.50, utils. inelud,
5435 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. a.
Large 1-bedrm apt. $74.50.
1871 osth st. s.e.-l-bedrm. ant. !:
S72.50. utils, includ. See res. mgr,
1442 Sommerset pl. NV. Apt. 3o4--
Two-hedroom apt. in beautiful
neishborhood;. S96.50. utils. includ.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 x st. NV. Elk. 3-1sI1.
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FOUR-FAMILY BLDGS.
1919 SIMMS PL. NE.
Two rms din. kit. bath. porch. Apt.
1921 E STREET NE.
Apt. A.
1925 F STREET NE.
Two rms, din. kit, bath. Porch. $50.
Apt. 3.
1901 NJ STREET.-THE
T no E rms, din, kit, bath. Porch.
1926 STAPLES ST. NE.
S46.25. Apt. Q.
The Wash. Loan & Trust
Rental Dept.
300 F st. NV. MA. 8-344O
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MONROE COURT

1874 MONROE ST. NV.
Located IN one Of the incest neigh
Pqth snd II paTs rd 9niS Sedi ss t.
rm kit, and bath; completely re-
deco, S9y.5O. Also ENC. ant. COM
pietely re.seco.; from S65 utils incl.
in rent. For further information, call
MIR. Gin EN-. $4,000.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.
Open Sunday. 2-5
Daily los
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FREE RENTAL SERVICE

We viii find you. the newly decorated
sonable rents. Call MRS. EMMERT
Monday at ME. S.S435.
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ANAC0STIA

ATTRACTIVE new
bldg: / block to shop. and transp !.
corner apis. available now and later,
Two oedr I,s $1,000 a. mel rs, III
81. Sc. DREYF0sS SROs.. 1915
18th sc. NV. Ma. 6-0562.
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coLoREp-1 BEDROOM

COLORED-l BEDROOM
REDUCED TO S65
We will redecorate YOUR choice of
these lovely modern apis. utils.
incl: blk. from Benning and H.
AuDly 749 51st st. Sc, Apt.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
IL
COLORED
10 EVARTS ST. NE. /,
2.rm. apartment in excellent neigh
borhood; available today; $50 q
FRED A, SMITH CO.
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
COLORED
1894 MASS. AVE. Sc.
Living. room. djnette, kitchen. bath.
bedroom and porch; SIS q month.
utilities included
FRED A SMITH CO.
Ills 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24Sg
COLORED-oPEN SUNDAY 2-5
5411 DIX ST. NE.
2, bedrms.. liv, rm.. din. kit, and
bath mod. apt. in excel. cond.: irn-
med; occup,:. seq mo-. See MRS,
RICHARDSON at premises or cali
III. 7-4Z44 Mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
TRIP ABROAD?
&C. N. r.. VIENNA

I am planning to 60 abroad
on one Of the larger italian
liners. cabin class. and I would
like to know what clothes I'll
need for the trip on the boat.
I have been told that I'll need
five changes daily progressing
from shorts to formals. and at
the other extreme. I have been
told not to clutter my suitcases
with anything more than the
barest essentials. Since this Is
my first such trip, am COM
pletely confused and would
appreciate the advice of any
one experienced in such mat
tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Readers Clearing House

mrs. II. E. X, ATI5n0t07J
I know Of q place near Luz
ray, Va. a two-hour drive
from Washington. where one
can have q nice farm vacation.
It is a nice clean place. has
good fishing and cool sleeping.
You do your own cooking and
it has an electric refrigerator
and stove. or you can eat out.
whichever you prefer. One
family can go alone or II you
have some good friends that
would like to 60 along 1t Is
large enough and each family
can pay half the rent. II you
will write me through RICH ]
will tell you more about 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01
Conducted BY
BETSY CASWELl
ORCHIDS;
FLORIDA?
mrs. NJ. o.. Washington

tMTS. M. Os WUSIttGvGOU/
Can any one give me de-
tailed information about year.
round living In Southern Flor
ida and o nice section to
settle in for gardening? Also
I would appreciate hearing
from any one interested In
already growing orchids. My
whole family has become
orchid-culture conscious.
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CIRCUIT BREAKER?
(B. J. NICK, Washington
Can any one give me any
information, on the miniature
push-button circuit breaker
Thank you.