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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12
Mass and Office
For New Marian
Feast Published

VATICAN CTTY-CNC) ~ The
text of Divine Office and the Prop
err of the Mass for the new Feast
of the Queenship of Mary have
been published in the Actd ApoS.
tolicde SediS, official Vatican or
gan.
The new Feast in honor of the
blessed Mother was proclaimed by
His Holiness Pope Plus XII at the
close of the 1854 Marian Year and
ordered to be celebrated on May
q as Feast of the Second Class.
The Gospel of the Mass is from
ST. Luke, Chapter |, Verses rs to
33. The Epistle is from the Book of
of Ecclesiasticus, Chapter "a, Yer
ses 5, 7, 9, 10, II, 30, 81.
The Divine Office for the Feast
contains a special hymn for Mathis.
The Lesson from the Second Noe
turn are taken from sermon by ST.
Peter Canisius and from the en-.
cyclical, Ad Caeli Reginam, in
which Pope Plus XII proclaimed the
new Feast. The Lessons of the
Third Nocturn are commentary
on the days Gospel taken from ST,
Bonaventure's homily on the
Queenship of Mary.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12
Requiem Offered
For Sr. Gern,aine

A Requiem Mass was Offered
Monday morning in the convent
chapel at ST Mary of the Spring;
by Father Urban Nagle, OP.
chaplain, for Sister Mary Germaine
O.P., who died Friday at ST Msry's
The 88-year-old religious had beer
an invalid for many years.
A native of RoXbury, Mass, Sis
ter Germaine was born in 1867. She
entered the novitiate in 1904 and
was professed two years later.
Teaching assignments in Ohio in.
cluded ST. Francis de Sales, New
ark, ST. Mary's, Marietta, and ST.
Mary of the Springs. Sister also
taught in parochial schools at Brad.
dock and McKees Rock, Pa.
Sister Germaine also held teach
ing posts at Dominican Academy
and ST. Vincent Ferrer in New
York City. serving as Superior at
the latter school
Her last active assignment was al
Albertus Magnus College, New
Haven. Conn, where she was a
member of the faculty for many
years.
Survivors include two sisters,
both Of New Haven
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-08-12
Second World
Congress on
Apostolate Set

VATICAN CITY = (NC) -
The second World Congress
for the Apostolate of the Laity
will take place in Rome in Oc.
tober, 1857.
7 Official announcement to
that effect has been sent to
the worlds Bishops through
the Vatican Secretariate of
State and Papal Representative.
es abroad by the Permanent Com,
mittee for international Congress.
es of the Lay Apostolate.
This committee was formed in
1852, few months after the first
World Congress for the Lay Apos.
tolate, which was held in Rome
and ATTENDED by delegations from
"a countries, including the United
States.
The 1857 Congress is dedicst-
ed TO the general theme: THE
Lsity in the Crisis of the Mod
srn World-Their Responsible.
ties and Their Training"
Catholic lay organizations in var
ious countries will be invited to
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problem Of the attitude of Church
toward anti-Catholic movements
Bssing themselves upon the
most recent documents. with \
calm objectivity, in the light Of the
Gospel teachings and genuine apog-
tolic traditions. guided by the de-
mands Of Christian charity. and
prompted solely by their sacred
pastoral duties. the Bishops have
reached the following conclusions.
The Catholic Church will con.
f'nUs her spiritual work for an
ever greater expansion of a truly
and genuinely Christian life
with the means Of spiritual fruit.
fulness which her Divine Found.
or has placed in her hands, and
which through 20 centuries have
YIELDED extraordinary results in
sI fields OF the life OF man and
nations.
Long and sad experience makes
the Bishops believe sincerely that
various attempts of anti.CatboIic
Inflltration in the Latin American
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Latin American hierarchy held
here in the wake Of the 36th In.
ternstionsI Eueharistic Congress.
Besides about 100 Bishops from
dloceses throughout Central and
South America. the conference was
attended also by observers from
the United States, Canada. Spain.
Portugal and the Philippine Is.
lands.
In statement on Protestant in.
filtration one of a number OF
problems discussed at the sessions
in addition to its major theme. the
shortage of priests in Latin Amer.
lea and how 10 remedy II = the
Bishops declared:
Some have asked themselves
whether, in face of the danger of
Protestant infiltration in Latin
America, the Catholic Church NAV
not have adopted bellicose and
offensive attitude of defense. More
than in Latin America, the ques-
tion has been discussed by the
public and the press in the United
States and certain European coun-
tries.
THE Bishops Conference has
painstakingly examined this
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X OF C. Notes

A special program will be of,
fered when Marian Council 1854
meets Wednesday, Aug. "a at the
Whitehall Club. Under the direc-
ton of lecturer Joe Ford, men,
bers will hear report from Lorne
Lomprey who attended Operation
Youth" at Xavier University with
funds donated by the council. The
softball team will also be honored,
and surprise presentation will
conclude the meeting.
Grand knight David McNerney
this week annunced the chairmen
who will guide the councils pro-
gram during the coming year. The
list includes Edward Thompson.
general program; James Toomey,
membership and insurance; Ernie
Lomprey, Catholic activity; Louis
French. council activity; Eugene
Walcutt, fraternal activity; Rich
ard Lineberry, youth activity; and
Harry Whitlatch, publicity. Father
Colby Grimes will again serve as
chaplain for the council.
Frank McCabe has been named
district youth chairman for the
year. McCabe is the first Marian
council member to be named to a
district office.
The next social event planned
by the council is set for Saturday,
Aug. 81, at the Officers Club on
the Naval Air Station grounds,
The affair will honor the outgoing
and new officers and will begin
at 9 p. m.
Assumption Council 1927 is
sponsoring local pilgrimage to
Immaculate Conception Church
Monday, Aug, Is, in honor of
the Assumption. The religious
service will consist of Rosary
and Panediction. All knights
and their families are urged to
participate.
The council also is busy max.
ing final arrangements for the
Day of Recollection which will
be held Sunday, Aug. 81, at the
Pontifical College Josephinum
beginning at q a. m. An invita-.
ton has been extended to all
X Of c men and their wives to
attend. Reservations should be
made through the four local
councils.
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May They Rest In Peace

HISER, Mrs, William F., 78,
Wills Creek. July 80, Sacred
Heart church, Coshocton. Survi-
vors: her husband, a son, five
daughters. three sisters. 20 grand
children and 26 great-grandchil-
( dren.
FLYNN. Mrs. d. J., 73, Buckeye
Lake, Aug, /, Sacred Heart church,
Columbus. Survivors: q daughter,
two grandchildren. two great
grandchildren, brother and a
sister.
HUBHR, Karl, 81, 267 f. Syca-
more ST., Columbus, Aug, 2, st,
Mary church. Survivors: his wife,
Katherine; two sons, daughter,
five grandchildren and brother.
WARNER, Mrs. Ida Mae. 10.
st. Anthony's Hospital, Aug. 3,
st, Ladislaus church, Survivors:
three sons, two daughters and a
brother.
CLEMENTS. Cornelius L., 81.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 4, st. Nicholas
church. Survivors: his wife. Ger
trude; two sons, two daughters,
two grandsons, five brothers and
a sister.
GAIN, Adam, II, 1925 W. Gay
ST., Columbus, Aug. 3. Holy Fam
lily church, Survivors: his wife,
Sarah; seven sons, three daugh-
ters, a sister, Is grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
STACKHOUSE, Mrs. Louisa, 10
"a E. Mithoff ST., Columbus, Aug
4. ST Leo church. Survivors: three
nieces and five nephews.
GRADY, James p, 80, 1882
Perry ST., Columbus, Aug. 5, ST,
Francis church. Survivors: two
daughters. two sons, six grand
children and five great-grandchil-
dren
WADSWORTH. Mrs. Ella, 81.
166 Belvidere Ave, Columbus,
Aug. ), Sacred Heart church, Day
ton. Survivors: a daughter.
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KENNEDY, Mrs. Frances, So
sol Oakwood Ave, Columbus
Aug. 5, st. John the Evangelist
church. Survivors: her husband
Paul: two sons, two daughters, a
brother, two sisters and seven
grandchildren.
SAHR. Mrs. Johanna. 81. form.
erly of Columbus, Aug. 6, Holy
Spirit church. Survivors, three
daughters, four sons, II grand.
children, 10 grest-grandchildren
and a sister.
BEATTY. Claudia. s6. Zanes-
vile. Aug. 8, st. Thomas church.
Survivors: brother.
KURELIC, George. 81, 222
Barthman Ave, Columbus, Aug.
3. ST. Ladislsus church, Survivors:
his wife, Mary; a daughter. six
sons, IA grandchildren, a sister
and brother.
WINANS, Mrs. Winnifred. 7S.
663 Eastmoor Blvd, Columbus,
Aug. 6. ST Catharine church,
Survivors. two daughters, seven
grandchildren and niec,
DAUGHERTY. Harry, So, New
Lexington, Aug 6. ST. Mary
church, Lancaster, Survivors: his
wife, Kathleen; two sons, three
daughters. six grandchildren and
a sister.
DILLEY, Mrs Elizabeth, Zanes-
vile, Aug. 3. St Thomas church.
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form national preparatory commit
tees which will organize thorough
study Of the theme of the forth.
coming Congress during the next
two years. Studies and research on
the national level are particularly
urged as preparation for Congress
workshops which will deal with
formation given the lay apostle
in the family, school, youth groups,
parishes and lay organizations.
According to a spokesman of the
Permanent Committee, it is hoped
that the World Lay Congresses will
henceforth alternate with the In
ternational EuchariStic Congresses.
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countries have produced among in
dlvlduals indifference and luke.
Warmness regarding religious mat.
tiers, and have caused among peo.
pies breakup of the moral and
spiritual unity, which is the foun-
dation of their culture. civilization
and history.
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Pope Sends Greetings
To Cardinals on JubiIees

VATICAN CITY-(Radio. NC)-
Two members of the Sacred Col.
'leee of Cardinals received papal
congrstulatory letters on the occa-
sion of iubilees in their long and
distinguished priestly careers,
His Eminence Elio Cardinal
dalla Costa. Archbishop of Flor.
ence, Italy, was honored by His
Holiness Pope Plus XII on the 60th
anniversary of his ordination. His
Eminence Marcello Cardinal MINI
mi, Archbishop of Naples, was
greeted by the Pontiff on the 25th
anniversary of his conservation as
a Bishop.
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Bishops Conclude EssE-9sf.0 s.z5
Protestant Proselytism Hurting
Latin American Spiritual Unity


hlo DE JANElRO - fNC) - Protestant proselytism in
the predomlnanty Catholic countries of Latin America has
hu the moral and spiritual unity Of the peoples of those
nations and resulted in religious nderentsm among ind
vduals
This the conclusion Of general conference of the
Evening star., 1955-02-17
FOAM RUBBER

30-in. width mattress, SGT so; other
sizes available at rock bottom prices.
n ~ FBANK Ssaz q SON. 4l4 3rd st. NV,
FOLDING CHAIRS. wood. used, in
:.ections Of 2 or 8; 400 TO sell at
SiS Z St. s. NV. S ma. $3.50. $3.50 9 1-iS N
Jacket. fox Jacket. sizes
1S; practically new; very reason
SALE-Brand-new, bet.
ter-erade bedrm., dining rm,. liv.
. rm; suites, factory samples and
y mss for essS. !. LION SSeslsISi WaRaHousF sNz;
BLDG, 480 New York ave. NV.
Daily 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 7-4310,
- Mahogany drop-ieaf
table. 46x3S: Windsor chairs; bed
essEenpSr esina s6s.t WITH SIP sSSers; antique
FURNITuRE UNCLAIMED - Double
bookcase, headboard, S32; breakfast
table. SS; oak ONCE desk. SEQ; roll
away bed. 81 1.a5; Lawson sofo. S75;
French Provincial piano bench. S22;
tufted back Victorian chair, $40;
single or double bed: $40; dressing
bed with headboard. S25; channel
back chair. $50; occasional chair.
S5: ANTIQUE loveseat, $50; inner
spring mattress, $40: bunk bed, S25:
lawson loveseat, $40; sofa bed, $40:
tufted sofa with down cushion, sos;
studio couch. S3s;. Chippendaie
do reupholsterine. refnishine. cabinet
work. furniture cleaning. draperies
and cornices, custom-made furniture.
slip covers. sofa and chair. S47:
reupnolstsred, $50. lebor and ma
teriAl included; 10 eolors Of texture
UPaoIsrERSss RE- szS7 aHs isth. e.
NV. CO. B-51ie. Open ewes. IN D.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ooNoENIAL MAN. $685.. to share
apt: with another man: phone, gy'
bath. Call after 3 p.ms DU. T-lg5O.
GEORGETOWN - Man. 24-30. to
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
man. Rent S65. Call after 8, Ho.
2-9O63.
GIRL. 81 to 80. to equally share COM
ave Is.e. For details, call Lu: l.
0129 after s pm. -21
BETHESDA-CHEvY CHAsE-Bus. dis.
area; woman will share 4-rn. apt.
with nurse or career woman. OIL.
6-4676. g p.m. III
I GIRL to snare 2-bedroem house
with 2 other girls. In Alexandria.
OV. 3-0s3S after 5 Pm. -l7
MAN will share large comfortable
apt. with young man. Downtown
loc. 18th and O SITS. NV. $40 mo.
DI. 7-6242 after pm. liz
SINGLE GIRL to share apt with an.
other girl In Fairfax VII. s.e.. wash:
$50 mo. ia. S-l1S4 after 1880,
N.w.-dirl snare mod. 3-pedrm.
home with other girls. Twin beds.
TV. S3S mo. RA. 3-bS02. go
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for LADY
TO- share ant. with another. Ho,
c0ISooRs2G:D-wANTED-sinsls siri RI to
share apt. with couple; pvt. bedrm.
Call IA 9-3S75. liz
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on BURNERS. new and used; gas
furnaces and boilers: radiators and
heating equipmsnt: VIII sell out
ii sns Of %ensg nj ,ss'ei KE esa sissss ssy' yGH
OIL BURNERS. used. with controls:
SIS. KE. S-598S. --2I
on BURNER. Deico. and 1,000-ft.
boiler with Jacket: good as new: new
sSnt50ls; sent kE nsy ytsss tSsssss-Eallon oil tank
oa s1a,4s}. sHkNhfs slsS Rs sEans s5sss ass witt
vered. sac, Re RfS s-5Sss. s5Ss.'0n; Esf gen
ORGANS : Hammond chord organ,
with guarantee: good buy in used
MINUTES. CAMPBELL MUSIC co
pHoToi NOT 7 ENIARGER, II. l Federal. MO- Model
Sia5. only $50: also ais vi iioovoit volt tVs. a.c.
or dc. Lott rotary print drier. orig.
cost $50. only SIT. Both in perfect
working, cond. $500 Ga. ave-. Sill
rEsNes Hsl ssf'ne' Brana-nev warli!aer ha
$25 down. balance in 3 years.
KBSJTT's. 1880 @ ct. NV. RE; z
PfxNos-Attention adults. would ) you
so psy m uI aanG mex. yIa Class soaf Viii sss
few more. We viii furnish the
piano of your choice and all mate
rials for your lesson, for only $50
At the end Of IS weeks instruction
sos saass R price sod.s y eDnDs.. DsDS Ss Gssa.
CAMPBELL MUSIC. CO.. 11OS @
st. NV. DI. 7-S464. lie
PIANOS-Knabe, Steinway, and other
famous make grands at savings Of
ay HS snd ass FPs Rs sFpdsl?n 1870 ana g
Wal . baisain' Then I get
semiannu,al piano plan clearance is Aedpgs oY sush
famous makes e. steinway. Sob
sT!nx .as others PRICES On s%sI
as low as S595. Terms. los down
9 am Monday. CAMPBELL MU-
sIc. ssIIce. CO.. HOS g st. NV. DI; 2
piASoos-Brand-new standard-mske.
full.keyboard spinets. only $3.50.
Nationally advertised price. $685.
Mahogany finish l0-year guarantee,
Also many values In oSse used spinstss
MszT snd consoles sn, ST s-esoo, PIANO i,S,
above the library. Open Thurs
piANo-wnl sacrifice my mahogany
Estey baby grand; S400 value for
$3.50 cash: must move this week;
private home. TU. 2-556n. --19
PIANO, Steinway upright. A real
opportunity for music lover. $445
or best offer. XII. S-1313.
PIANOS--We have several real values
priceS m sssd from Sno ssss up. Such makes
as Schubert. GeorRe Steck. Pleyel,
Knabe and Steinway. Very easy
terms. JoRDANe. corner 18th and
q sts. NV. Phone st. 3-9400.
PIANos-small size. new spinets. 10
G%an1sfsF GUaS a. ssSo stsS ssss SsDsSs M scs sss
Fsuriass Rss .sss sns o ana a. e sSpsa
ave-. SILVER sprins. (open every
evening". A lis
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DowNTowN--92s O pl. n.w.-s10-
S12 wk.; refgr., linen. Sipg. rms,
$6.50-$7. Warm. quiet. no drinkers.
I74o p ST. N.w.-"The churcGilr.
Large rnn.. elec;. refsr and grill,
pvt bath; S17.50 wk. NO. 7-9S6s.
500 MASS AVE. N.w.-Lovely rms.
attrac. furn.: shower bath. enc.
kit, and din. HO. 2-95S9. -21
I 783 QUE ST. N.W.-Comfortab l.
rnn. apt; 3 windows, next bath; SAP
g LARGE ROOMS and kit, all util.
incl; children welcome: S16.50 VIZ.
I34a Columbia I'd. NV. IL
ONLY SII.25 WIKI lge. studio rn:.
running water. stove, refgr. 1349
eSiS asth sT. N.w.-Larse room
and m porch; porch Ds yster. Y.46sn rsfriseratoria So
! 329 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Large
bright room; / block transp.; pvt.
det. home. RA. 8. S45S. -23
HANDY LOCATION - Rooms and
apts.; pvt. baths: 81 to $3.50. 73b
N. Capitol. DI. 7-0S46. 10. 1-44s6.
coLoRED-eoee CLAGETT PL. NE.
near goth and Bennins rd.; unfurn.
/ rm. with closet kitchen. electric,
gas and heat included; s2S month
coIoSEDG1 dl pleSO1 ROOM and kitchen;
share bath; reasonable. Gail IA
0.4349 10
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HELP--DOMESTlc

COOK AND G.H.w. for family of 3.
Room and bath and very good SAL
sry. 1S ". Kiske st. Chevy Chase
COOK AND G.H.w.--Live in or stay
some nights. Excel. cook with recent
local ref; $35 wk. EN-. 3-41l1.
COOK. colored; general housework:
25-4O; permanent position; refer
ences required; live in. OIL. 4-l09S.
COOK. .G.H.W., live in: small family,
physicians home: age 3O-45; ! Va
day week: experienced: local refs.
S35 vk. Box 444-s. Star. -17
G.H.W., live in: Silver Spring; plain
cooking. laundry; fond of young
s Esss's dsss s89 59s' cs sfTs Esies
Civ. GsSss%S .cooK-rond of children: ha
I've IN; settled woman; s25 week.
G.a.w.0llvs IL s-olfs; in: woman care riS for
height. Call aft. pm. Lo. 7-s253.
G.H.W. AND COOK, experienced; live
in; one child; recent references: top
salary to one who qualities. Only
tirst class help need apply. d HE,
HaoS2sEkEErER Hao,S2.iEakEEr Tor couple pre- pref J,
maint.; Q, in family. EN-. 3-s509
for interview. III
HOUSEKEEPER - Settled white
woman, to live in; fond Of children:
for employed couple, with 2 school,
age boys. under 8 years. Comfort
able upstairs apt; convenient home.
with all modern euuipment: in
Chevy Chase. D. c. Call EN-. 2-7164
after 2 pm. Thursday.
MAID, live in: 3O-4O yrs: g.hw.. no
ccookine: must be fond Of children
s: JU. 9-1028 after $40. 10
MAID for pvt. home; good cook;
good wages. 1411 Kennedy st:ts NV.
NURSEMAID- D-GOvERNESS - White
only: take care o. 3 children: light
hcusework; must have recent city
references: excel. pay. RA. 3-32s5.
WOMAN, white. settled: must have
personality and intelligence, drive q
car. Live in, with pvt. apt take care
Of children. Other help employed
OIL. 4-54S1. -1S
WOMAN, 3O-40. lovely living quar-
day & wk. sSs. Ju. JpIlo7s o7essae5. 's, &ss ga
WOMAN, housekeeping and children
care: 5-day week, 8 to &; salary
open. Write MRS. @. L. KENDRICK.
Route ]. Box 81, Springfield. Va
COUPLE, settled: live in: Chevy
woman cook, g.h.w.: man have job
but do odd Jobs here. OIL. 2-4T56.
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SlTuATioks-WoMEN

PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. de-
sires lob IN hosp. Conv. or pvt,
home. Refs. and cxper. Ii. 4-779i.
PRACTICAL NURSE COMPANION.
Reisrenees, Tsmple 6-1723. 2ls
perience- with excellent BACKGROUND
and reference; managing one Of
the best protects on West Coast.
sWircsbbsSSzsD siWAirscisHbsSSzisD OPERATOR ana a. re.
ss seonks sns q soa laniqcsi: iacT
Evening star., 1955-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, stradivari. ia0 bass,
girls de luxe model: almost new.
best offer WA. 7-6sTs after pm.
ACCORDION, Eietta. 100 bass: good
condition. Call after pm. Ju. 81
ABB. MACH, bes. buys in Gale. ST tyne.
VT Big sale, MITCHELL SALES CO.
56lS Bait. blvd. Hyatts., UN. 4.s437
AIR coNDITIoNERs. Carrier. 8 ton.
phase. water cooled; like new:
AfR CoNDirioSfsR.o.E.. sH ton;
used ! year: excellent condition.
Saertflce. $50 y ST. NV. lis
AIR CONDiTI0NERS. York. S-ton, g.
phase, wAtsr-cooied: ike new: $3.50
ANfi6UGs.yeg've been to the rest
ington Birthday Sales startirg sat-
sddiy sEE hNbsM. q y lis y T. s't cspisol W u n' "
Evening star., 1955-02-17

ANA is@snisn'i-Reai ii nice ist-noors or sinsie.
wis. AVE. AND 1iS 1FEiSssESDEN-Larse
recreation, living bedroom. private
bath and entrance; s45. EM. 3-9o6s
A LARGE ROOM. semibsth; good
transp. and phone priyils.; large
Newly flSss,f' pEcoRAsfiESDS siiSSs I'M. between
l4OO and 1900 BIZ. R. ]. ave-. nisee
61S a3fd ST. N.W.-Large. bright
COM. sSiSg Dsi AND SA' 'kAIoRAMa X sSs.o Attrae.
Also. lgs. sgl with . windows; sac
1908 N. Il. AVE. NV. nr. Dupon Cir
cle-cozy, warm single near eath:
BEATrITUL 41 TffL HoME-172o 10Th st.
Bus ct door,. Single and double:
privils.: reas. Ladies. NO. 7-3422
CLEVELAND PARK. / blk. to Conn.
aye:-Des. twin. very lEs;i bsant. tt
fn1n f 1.s ssrz l. 'fas f SIS sS Issnly isEs
avail. Spacious house. Wo. $4,000.
17ss p ST. NV, Dupont Manor.
Attractive furnished single room,
next bath; weekly rates. -21
142O r. I. AvE.-Beaut.. lge., front
rm.. running water. refgr.. next bath.
shower; maid serv. Du. 7-9623;.
1st FL, dble. bedrm., Ink. next bath
So wk.: also single front room' S5.59i
Ek; 7G3 nG2r Mt f. ysrnon Pl; a NV; Z, is dras
room? Want new. modern furn.? Soft
carpets? Free TV in every room?
Sgle.. SI1: dble, Sl5.. is
1850 GIRARD ST. NV, THE Pal
mer House"-Bargain. Sgle. room,
maid sery.: conv. transp.; So wk.
DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Lge. dble. rms;
refgr., hot and cold water: S12 sgle..
$l6 dble. .wk.; 1918 10th st.. co.
$4,000: after Q pm. AID. 2-95S3.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 10th nv
Sgle.. dble., twin beds, semipvt. bath.
with refined gentle family,
1914 18th ST. NV, THE Floral
Manor" Lovely single rooms, maid
serv., elev.. bus passes door. -21
LOVELY STUDIO. RM. with pvt. bath;
new furniture, newly decorated. in
Q good house. 1923 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
MIscrLLANEous FOR SALE

FuRNlTURE-9-pc. mahog. din. I'm.
set with pads. Also bedrm. furn. All
excel. eond. Reas. price. RA. 6-2056.
Unusual bargains.
Dinette set, with cabinet. cost $500.
ss sss so. pas s ea;s s.. toe ga @aslss sic. gsd
mattress and spring; din. rm.. cost
$490. sell $l25; small bedrnl. suite
$50 plus mattress and spring: iiy-
ing rm. furniture. also ANTIQUE
chair, lamps. table, ETC.; excellent
bargAins; may be seen Thursday
eve, Friday morn. and Sunday
NV Call RA 3-007o
Evening star., 1955-02-17

TRAINED NURSE desires case: day
or night. Al refs. BOZ 45s-V. Star,
LADY desires part or fun time once
snnaI,,v MSrF TsPiIt-dissti ditsstis4a Good tel; per-
GIRL, eoiored. desires Job, salesgirk
recep. cashier, 9 yrs. college. Type
As wpAi. Excel. refs. LU. 4-4574.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
SlTUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., bkkpr.. stats
tical elk, desires perm. pos: exper
tax filing. Can type. Call LU. l.
0057 after pm. 19s
ACCOUNTANT. part time: books
started. caught up, kept part time:
COOK AT prGmps sobsr, rfas FAST; ~ 30 sSa9s years
exper. only; first class. DAVE. Ii
3-e617.
OFFICE MGR Attn. plumbing con-
tractors. exper. off1ce mgr, bkkpr
and buyer capable of efiiciently
handing business doing million.
sition with firm having concrete
plans for the future. Avail. March /
WRIGHT. Box 1872. Kensington, Nd
Evening star., 1955-02-17

MAN wants nightwork; porter o.
MEN sSiHE fssHs for asis s osas ys4
work. painting and misc. odd Jobs
HARBOR LIGHT CENTER. the Sal
yation Army. 300 Eve st. NV. ME
YOUNG MAN. eolored, desires eve,
Job; any time after 8. Restaurant
nosei ana fountain exper. johnson
COLLEGE GRAD. empi.. desires
ewes. .5-12 and Sat. work. Clerical
or what have you? ia. 7-3606.
HOWARD o. STUDENT desires work
IA afternoon and eve; pref. as store
clerk and driver. Call LA. 6-5994.
COLORgD MAN desires part-tirns
wor66 In the morning. Can Ii. g.