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APIS. FURNIsHEp--vA.

cozy S-bedrm. apt. Hrepi. in iis
rm.. lee. kit. tile bath 1st 4 !
Lee hwy. IA. .S-114s. IS
DUPLEX, new. clean. cool. light. pic
ture windows: parking: 2 bedrms, =
etc. beds, suit. for 4. IA. s-15o2
ARL,, COLUMBIA GARDEN APIS
1909 Sth I'd. s-Brand-new furni-
ture: box springs: modern through
out: / and 2 bedrm. apts.: reason
able rent; ALSO UNFURNIsHED
ARL.oBesut. furn. apt. in new home;
3 rms. kit. and bath: utils. furn; /;
pvt. entr.: ernpL couple. ia. 4!127S.
ALExANDRIA--Enneiency and 1-bed-
room apartment: janitor service,
laundry privileges; downtown loca-
tion: all utilities. $75 to S92. so.
Call TIE. 6.6670 between 10 am.
ARI.. RI N.@Larse bedrm.. liv. rm..
din sdd kt' bath sEsssgs sgt. kE SIds s.4sGs sl9s'
ARLINGTON available June is:
$50 mo- large bedrns,. dinette,
liv. rm., tile kit. and bath: walk
ing distance Fl. Myer express bus.
] fare to Navy Anney. Pentagon,
Treasury, Agri.. Navy. etc: laundry
and storage facilities. See now to
appreciate. Call KE. $3.50. IS
FURN. APT; Is mi. TT. BeiYoir or
Quantico-3 large rms. utilities.
St,5: also Groom apt. $50. on Rte.
683 between Hodly and Rayenwood
, Park for rent sign on road at
PARKFAiRFAx-l bedrm.. liv. rm..
kitchen. outside terrace: avail. June
Is to Sept, l. Call TE. 6-433s.
ARL.. s3f !. aOth Sri bedrm.,
kitchenette apt; / person, S26 mo. /;
persons. $35: OF. 4-s5i3: --6
1-BEDRM. APT, near Psntason,
s,, slc,s 70 ; sh;SppSirs ". essstsEE;o az II s9Gd S
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n: AK; 3 PIN. sirReIs Or e.nss- s
En- Ss.s sesl: U.s. ins s 'ssTm seiI ana sp4sI ~
Avail inmed ! Hu. 3-6t24s IS
kIt pyt' sedFsnss ssssr ~ SlF.. dssssss; Kssn':
sacRsnon sSSss'no siassI erricIrsc1 a 's s...n,s,
coianSSiss Ssh pife. JH. S-sS5s. IS
FALLS CHURcH-smau upstairv
art. sep., entr,s SIS mo. incl. utiis.
M. fraaspoffatfon. JE l-zl67.
"a
IS ROOMS. BATH, lst a.. PVT. sntE. !:
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3I21 NEWTON 81. H.K.-LAfss bed
sariins: s s:'sRis sSsl Ho. Rssg s.ssss. 81. s'1'
Ist-FLooR STUDIO RM.. kit.: for I
l3ttr st. NV TU. 2-0s2i. 10
18th ST. NV. Embassy srea-At-
Sept. s. Lady. 500 mo. NO. q
5664. "a
UNUSUAL EFFICIENCY, Embassy
netghborhood; terrace. Call between
IL and 8. De. 2-e0dn. IS
$50 M0.-Combination living he'd
room, kit. bath. private entrance:
utils. furn.; nr. stores, Post Once.
printing once: working eple. OF
bachelor. se5 ? ct. ne. Ii. e-le03.
|N.w.-comfortabiy furn. iiv. rm..
refined adults: Ss5. TU. 2-120s "a
Nh. BOILING FIELD-spacious g.
Tm , a2t sss private .aty ., bath; ee.s.itSl.
PES MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Ise..
beautiful s-rm, apt. Clean and
quiet bldg. INQUIRE bsmt. ant. -5
2o7l PARK RD. E.W.--Lovely q
twin bedrms., liy. rm., kit. bath.
screened porch. CO. 5-si4i. Is
1352 Z. CAPITOL ST.-Neat. clean.
eony. apt; pvt. bath; reas. Ii
|I71s NEWTON ST. N.w.-s bedrms.
liy. rm. kit, pvt. b., glassed porch.
idry. rm., 1st a.; $50. NO. 7-7536
Is41 IRVING ST. N.w.-Bsmt. fm
l.. kit, closed porch: priviIs.: bath;
adults; $40. No pets. CO. 6-0s76.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. 172s Goth
st. NV rms. kit and bath
fireplace. ss5. Call AD. 2-25os:
2 LGE. APTs.-I furn., unfurn.
reas.; 3 rms. kit. bath co. 4sIz
5th st. NV. RA. 6-4775. --6
4O16 GA. AVE. N.W.--Newly dec, 1,
2 bedrm. apts., kit, bath. alr-cond.
tile home. EN-. 3-s4s6. RA. S-ssSs
2sIs CONN. AvE.-very nice bed.
i,Sm room sp ssparNsm1oent;s N1o sasd desirable loca-
1907 ssD sth p ST. To IVY W. rms. and
bath. nicely furn.; 2nd-hoor apt
Iiss ASS % RHoDE ISLAND AVE. NV
1 rm. with kit. utils. incl; $11
per wk. co. 5-2177. %
20l5 COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt. 8,
on Conn. ave.-Attrac. efie.. / lge
rm,. kit, bath, S69.50 mo-, incl.
refgr., all utils. Open for inspec-
tion til s pm. FEDERAL RENTAL
CO., 915 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Ma. 6-7416. %
NEAR a0o0 BLOCK CONN. = 4
rms, lovely, cool. conf. cony.
everything: incl. utils.; $100. Ho.
COM. AVE. ArTs-sM rms: sl.-
,yator BID BIDS; ~, silver tsd linen. uttis.
ITS u.s. MolARSS2P. asiTe'ok 81. k.w-y:r,
Small kitchen, bath handy, $50 mo.
S5lS, JU. 9-7354, -b
27o4 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Liv.
rm., bedrm., bath, mod. kit; re-
dec; utils.: "a girls. NO. 7-912e.
CATHOLIC UNIV. vIC.-Bedrm..
hv. rm.. kit, dinette. bath. foyer,
apt. bldg, nicely furn. LA. 6-9bS8.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL.
Completely furn apis. by day or
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
Bachelor apts'. SO. xD. $500.
1915 M ST. NV. downtown---2 rms,
kit and bath, inclosed porch;
eompl. apt; open: co: 5-ss49. .
23& MADISON ST. NV run., kit.
bath: unlimited phone; v blk.
express bus. rent. $55. RA. 6-3471.
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APIS. UNFURkIsHEp--D. c.

els 18th ST. NV. - Efficiency; ]
ON PA. AVE. S.E.----4 rooms, BY. aned
|a9Ps9 Ps!n ADAMS SaS ~ MIL HI. RS. N.w.-Nswly
decorated, / bedroom, living room
kitchen, dipstte. bath and 8 closets
If f. # &! s.sI', :Sssg s.sg f::47 ss!4 y; l.
bIgf' lIIgafed, or 4o. asafeiiisic. can ps
ssT kit. sha BATH. f. newly sds des.. con eony to ii
.saTssD snIsa, and Soss SSss sIds' B 'pHEAEEggs EAEEggsl'
,sst ssinMiiAi nMiAR7sAERb lsiE Z 81. +. N.Wy.ry F s..
sirable 2-bedroom apt. with porch
dntown loc.. s75 mo; adults only
GfEOSRGETOwNW1 bedrm.. liy. rm,
mod. kit. bath: air cond.; $50 mo
without air cond.. SS5 mo. 1918
, 29ts oo, :, nv ;v,Hs Wo. r6og 6cS5oSl lk,tcS.n
home-like: $40 mo. RA. 6-7763:
ONE BEDROOM, NV. AREA. vic. Of
N. Capitol and Missouri ave:-1si
floor, modern apt. bldg. Lee. closets
incineratort laundry facils.;. free
parking; SS5. incl. utils. Fort Tot
ten Apis. 5000 Bates I'd. ia, g.
sG3S 9iSfi isth ST. Nw.-Livins room,
bedrms.. kit. bath; .Si1b mo. Also
and : baths. $3.50 mo. Apply
|NSnsERT fTiiSaRGala AIRS. sses HALEY ter
race bedrms.. newly dec. Large
rooms: ] blk; shopping and transp
RW RssssEch, cn,rGoR.Tpn csl, ~ as5lsi aAsS5nlSsriMEsr
room, bedroom, kitchen and bath;
good Transportation; $73 month.
utilities Included. 1000 Perry st
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 nth St
n.w,--2zrrn., kit. and bath apt, S71
.Is1,toT ins sts Service aa USe9 safH fPp
NC, l41s H st. NV. DE. 10000
downtown APT: 1880 Rhcd: IS
land ave, n.w,-Liy. I'm, bedrm..
hall, kit, bath and porch: newly
redec. Rent. S65. so mo; Also q
bsdrm.. apt. Z, QUINCY sMrTn' sngna
s.E.-LIv. RM.. DIN. RM.. BEDRm.. :.
kit, tiled bath. lge. screened porch.
conv. to Andrews and Boiling, Air
Base. JE 3-9773. -lu
BACHELOR APT. S65-1I36 Co
GEoRGEToWN isoRi IA WI iEfFic., fuil kit, in
Day IA. $500; ewes, Ho. 2-6742,
GEORGETOWN. 2511 Que st. NV
1-bedroom apt; utils. and secre-
tarisl service incl; 500. pc.
sI7 ioth ST. N.E.-Newiy dec, mod.
$40. $40 See Mr.. HARRIS on premises.
407 LEBAUM ST. s.E.--l-bedrm;
bath: $50. ~. incl. utils. 10. 2-lsa6.
1900 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.--6.rm.
apt, completely redecorated.' Rent
3335 G ST. s.E.--S64.50. i bedrm;:
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath apt: All
utils. incl. Vacant. JOHN I. Shell
.dSg Ton ReslsGT ReesalssGpTTo}os ~ reeSrm 2-2eoS; I Inv
rm.. dinette. kit. bath apt. $50 80.
JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
ssas SOVS' { sT. s.E..-sso. 2 bedrms,,
liv. rm., dinette, kit, bath apt; All
.1S TON Ssds Eealtor % iIGirs S1 s-29eSo aaoo T.s.,
ave. s.e.--Lee, 1-bedrm. apt. with
mod. kit. and bath: on street park
ins MRS. PIAsECKY. LU. l-lg21,
JOHN r. DoNOHOE q SONS, 3l4
Penna. ave. sc. Ii. 3-00S4. 20
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APTs. FURNlsHEp--MD.

Z Rlfs. AND BATH. End A.. pvt
entr.. utils. furn.. on busline: eple
only. CAL after 8 Pm. JU. q-e023
cosxPLKrELY REMoDELKD. slts.e
decorated: private entrance: {
adults or working couple. 10
rss7tos PanK-s s.rl., 500 mo.
bus 70 Pa. ave. 10. 9-7347. IS
Mr.. ND. o., * blk. Balto. bivd.-Liv
ntiis;.. $50 SO. ! sdais.. WA va. f-Issi
FuRN.. GROOM 1st Fl. APT. viii
garage: for rent. 632 Military I'd.
Frederick, Nd. cail AP. 1886.
NEAR D. c.. in Takoma. Pk.--Iiv
din rm.. ser. porch. Ss5-sSs incl
Wills. Quiet. refined adults. 10
LIVING ROOM, bedroom with tsi,
beds. comb. Observation-Disclosures
PVT bath with shower. OIL. 2-3173
TERRACE APT:
rooms. kitchen. private bath: mr.
bus and stores. JU. 9-2471. A-6
TAKOMA PARK-cool, sttrac.:
bedrm.. hy. rm,,. kit. tile bath
hwy. at 2 Lee ave. Ju. 7-s54a
sIL. sPG.-L.r. BIZ. kit. din. bath
utils incl; s9s.5o; no pets: ePie
ONE ROOM. kitchen and bath. nicei.
furnished. sll utiis. incl; SAT so
NICELY FURN. 2-bedrm. apt, sum
mer mos, air eond, Ty. goo
trsnsp;; adults; ~. S-sos3: 20
AV0NDALE-Attrac, bsmt.. enc. II
iepee incl; smpf pIns adult. IVA wR. 7.sajsu ulla
TAK0MA PARK-Air cond. bedrm.
Srai s % crssE I 9asn TV ese aea End
Stiis. Can a I 10. 5-oSssi. NV - 50
COLLEGE PARK, ND, 7201 Ross
burg dr.-2-bedrm. apt, 2 blks
from Nd. Univ. Good transp., Sl25
utils. includ. AP. 1880. -
ais 3Oth ST., Mt. Rainier-Is
A.. 2 rms. pvt. bath and entr
S62 so; no children. WA. 7-149s
1900 QUE ST. N.W.-Modern attr
air cooled: liv.- rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath and porch: avail. immedi
ateiy: in apt. bldg. OIL, 2-73S7.
TAKOMA PARK - Beaut. apt. I,
right party: on busline; newly dec.
empi. adults; Ss5. 10. 9-3692.
TaKOMA PARK. ND. - Owner
flrst-noor apt. bedrooms, tyinl
room. dining room. kitchen bath
adults; references. JU. 6-096S.
CHEyERLY AREA-S-rm. apt. pvt
bath. pvt. entr and parking space
also 2-rm. bsmt. apt. For detaili
call UN. 4-3906. -6
TAKOMA--Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit.
bath: attrae., eony. location; EN-,
ployed cple.; s66. includ. utils. JU
fAKOMA PARK one room AMI
kitchenette on End door.. next {,
phone privil.; conv. to tfansp. AMI
shSppins; employed only. Ju
sUBLET 1-bsdrm. apt. June 10
Sept. 1-Nr Langley shop. ctr.
sep. entr.; cool; reas. JU. S-10bb
Dvs. sns4 ssS. Isl ju rS.l s.lsss. ss 0.'n
HILLSIDE, Md -bedrm. apta pvt
bath; near al eonyeniencss; couple
rPRKnMsd PIsfssTsd' SRkss: SsR J9i s-e5es sS r.,sr.
AHSSn also farn. rf1.; $50. 10. s.5459.
i AND e BEDROOM APTs.-CooI
SUBURBAN s q r r GU N . INGS
MopFRN, ATTRACTIVE FuRNI,
TuRE FROM $Sl so UPs INCL INCL
ALIy,,II All TTJLs. rop plREST INE41aui4IS,N RnsEs
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Furnished Beautifully

Il VI l1lo1lCu oC1 uU41 lilly
New bldg. fine furniture, close to
Naval Research, Bolling Field and
transp. Call 10. 3-641s. 6
COLORED = 18th AND BELMONT
NV. at bus stop: $40 to $50 per
Fssssn snss ns sa. uss aSus s'isnsy sssr.nsss pvt
ooIoREp@NEAR aM oRsDoeNAR MARINE BxR.
RACKS AND NAVY YARD-1 and
Z 2nSS ssdrT p1.agy. agtS. ar from SSs; SSS5si; ALL
COLoRED--I710 YOU ST. NV
a1ss iaTn or run aaurs ssnSsasns CSss to 'sas1Sn
COLORED-N.W.--Apt. nicely furr >
single or couple: $50 mo. or $3.50
per wk.; avail. now. ia. 9-0255.
coLoRED-ssso 18th ST. NV
rn1;,,. ra kit lad and nd bath BAT oiao4 fCa man or
coIoRE6JASEok eSuDisi SoO RSi rS aaSSf coSPLE for
matte heat. FREE RENT for lovely
furnished apt. in exchange for
service; man may work out and
woman to be home, Apply DIXIE
HOUSING Co, 1115 18th st. NV.
coLSRED11 4 e a;So 1'%i on 2 ROOMS, ais..
coIoREDS GSIRL TO SHARE APT.
with another girl; NV, 2 blocks
from 18th and q St, all privils.
CoIoRED@i4oa 18th ST. NV.
No. ST. rm., kit. and bath; $50
incl. utils. See janitor or call RE.
COLoREDwsi BRYANT ST. NV
Liv. rm., 2 bedrms., kit. and bath I:
incl. utils. Kew LIST floor or call
COLORED-N.W.-Attract. furn.
rm., kit. reas.; young woman. RA.
6-1S3R after . nm
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

Ja43 OAK ST. N.w.-2-bedrmno no apt
in apt. bldg; conv. loe'; $50 mo
incl. util, IA; 9S05sS: ,o,.
roll Schools-Nicely furn,,,. liv; rrn.
dinette, bsdrm.. kit; BATH; Open;
xs xRA sasMSsEisE s;ssSs; fHsi hyE. EM wv NV. soss,
-Liv. rm,, bedrm.. kit. and bath
air-cond,i S92.50. Ho. 2-32So'
BOILING FIELD-Brisht and cheer
hui. new modern furniture, bed
rm, garden apts.. Just painted; 1.
fare express bus; ample on;stIeet
parking, laundry faeifitiss and stor-
age lockers; $3.50. all uttls. In
eiuded. 10. 2-1055, 10. 2-66!b.
LAMONT ST. NV. 1si4-com-
pletely redecorated and new furn.
iture, 2-bedroom apartments
efieieney apartments. bsd-nvinS
room apartment with. kitchen And
private bath, I housekeeping room
hodern In every way. 20
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ROOMS WITH soARp

business people. Students: seleetet
menu; switchboard. TV. -lb
PARKsIDE HALL, 1924 Park I'd
) n.w.-~P.o.5 9. our hne service
proud Of our excellent food, prou'
Of our many happy guests; COM
see US. stay for dinner, ane you
stay for years. $40 per week. -
: ATTRACTIVE ROOM on Ind 1oor
in iiomeiike guesthouse. for eies1iS
eeDpitn' eeenspin ave. We NV. EN-. s-4i52. Ia
SMALL FURN. RM., ssmipyt. ..,6ati, 5ath
iady or WORKING mother. Accept
i child. RA. 3-T074. %
1aIo 18th ST. N.w.-Newly dec.
GRATED single and double. ~ anc
Bendix. Excel. transp. DU. 7-S694
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 1512-Hom'
cooked meals. maid serv.; so2 90
up. DU. 1880.
Isl FL. FRONT, next to bath; suit
retired or business lady; pleaSan'
soT q s Shopping center or D. c. line
JU. p-0777.
NICE ROOM with delicious meals 4
lady, near transp.. home privileges
HO. 2-34S4. 20
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle
1926 10th st. n.w.-Home- -cookee
- food. Reasonable prices.
ACROSS THE STREET from Nerd.
ian Park Hotel, your. home ava,
from home, excel. clientele and 1909
parking, reas. rates. AD. 4-lo2o
1920 18th st. NV.
MT. PLEASANT-Nicely furn. rm.
next to bath. home atmosphere
excel. table, elderly people. AD
4-1503. -
;stb AND LONGFELLOw-Comfort
able rm. for / or ?; meals optional
Detach. pvt, home. Employed only
Call RIA. 6-2l39.
1921 18th ST. N.w.-Newly deco
rated room, twin beds, next Il
shower bath; excellent meals. -
LOVELY ROOM and bath. exeellen
food, pvt. family, former nurse
Mr.. CH. CH. CIR.-Pvt. home: large
cool bachelor apt; meals. garage
Will Viii AG GIVE BOARD and care t,
elderly or invalid patient in pvt
home EN-. 3-5110.
PENSIONED GENTLEMEN cool from
rms, semipvt. bath with delicious
meals. 1915 wkly.; conv. Ho
THE MARIETTA, 1928 10th ct. NV
Single and double rms. for youni
ladies and men: showers; excel
R0aLu.
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THE CEL-MAR TOWERS
1914 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
This ultramod., well-kept bldg. with
24-hr. switchboard and eley. sery-
NssI1 ies hsS LqE; sviC iTCAsTEspTpILLY EUR Eur;
NrfhHFs WITH SEPARATE aFrtG KIT. KITE, AND spMF pfN
RENTS FROM S74.50 MO. INCL
UTILs; Apply at desk or call ME
Evening star., 1955-06-05
ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY LADY wants 1st-h. rm.
and board In pvt. home; pers. ldry.;
will pay $50 per mo. Boz 327-k,
Star.
REFINED LADY wishes q furn. rm..
w/or without board: End a. Strictly
in D. c. Ref. exch. Box 2S7-R, Star.
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NV, FURNISHED
S74.50
1-BEDRM. APTS.
Amply furnished. attractive floor
plan. Mod. decorated. Convenient
Silver Spring. D. c.; transp. at
door. shopping near by. Rental
includes heat and hot water. Avail.
Immediately. APPLY JANITOR,
1914 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
MA. 8-0580
Dreyfuss Bros. 1919 18th st. NV:
Near 18th & Columbia Rd.
/ or 2 hedrm. apts., 1858 Mintwood
pl NV. DU. 7-2125.
2-BEDRM. APIS. SOS
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
TERRACE APIS, 3347 23rd ST. Sc
Newly and beautifully furnished
apts.: modern Earden-type bldRs.
shops one block; playground and
laundry facilities; off-street park
ing. See MR.. ROACH, MGR. Apt
No. /. 10. 2-9SS9.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

THE BROADMOOH
1901 Conn. ave. n.v.-2 apt, with
bsdrm.. Nv. rm.. din. rm; Kitchen
and bath e. %o,s n IT, Tsn.sl n.at
buildinRs. Practically all appoint
ments OF Q hrst-rate hotel availa-
Bile: 24-hour desk. secretarial phone
and elevator service: splendid din
ing room, delicatessen, beauty par
lor, valet, attached garage build
ing; S acres Of beautifully land
scaped grounds: rents from $40 2
Inquire at desk for Mr.. FLYNN
Ant. 4l3 or call Ma. s-9b67 week.
dAVA
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CONN. CATHEDRAL VIC rms. 2
baths, kitchen and dinette aFea;
beaut. loc.; adults. lAD. s-4967. =
ls0s 18th ST. N.W.--Bsmt. apt. has
lge. liy. rm. with dining area. com
plete kit.. shower, pvt. entr.; Tv
optional; SS5 or $50. RA. 6-7625.
CONN. AvE.-sHORHAM yIc.-New-
ly furn. ! dble,- bedrm. apt: lge.
kit. extra-lee. Nv. rm. and sun
porch: suit. 2 adults or eple; 2339
Ashmead pl. NV. HU. 3-02b4. 20
GLOVER PARK. N.W.--Airy 3-rm.
2nd-h. front apt.; bldg. nr, bus;
avail. till late tAiii refs. Wo,. g.
Nh. cEoRGErowN HOSPITAL
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pvt. entr. Utiis. Incl. S6S. conv.
ssol ssair'Ri &Ri1seoNsiR sa NRSIsiSy SSyE. s.w--flv.
bsSp sSp o. sp ss cy ~: MoaSsn Tsssss
ser or cali TEMPLE RESLTY Co,
iin3 K ST. NV, Ex. 3-6002. --13
isis s.sFma alnNsSSr1 spss. .z. AxE .mn.d Dps Dps
and $3.50 per mo, incl. utils.
EGAN ia. s.SdSs. SsdESspRrTY . TRUST Co.
so e. iPsSs AM. ii gss, s1s E.ss,EsESs ,E; IL;
coSaRsss aHeMs III Ars.. ss.ssSs: AZ. =. aas Mel
lsa lsaashs' = So 50. Mo. 1861. sssss5.. -s s'''
DUPLEx s.E1, seS Sv Bellevue Im s,S Sirel. ar i,
3 aia EARGe Reae ES6Hoxs.s SH its4s Iii. and s Bath.
u,,,, 1890 l7th D. Ct; IN; NV. &c. Sonv; s igc. n, In
LOVE, RE. 7-2044. -. ---6
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51o7 3rd ST. ,N.w.-3-room nicely
entr.; conv, located. RA. 3-2g47
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-07-01

,tY sno fraternity er iis hsnnsvs.
They died after having under.
gone fsrcisI trials which hAvs
set . pattern for the tyrsnss Of
our day and age.
All were killed in 1894 during
the Reign of Terror when they re.
fused To take an oath to abide by
the anti-Catholic Civil Constitution
Of the Clergy Fourteen men, most
Of them priests, who were guillo-
tined in Laval on January 81, 1894,
comprised the first group. The sec
ond group was made up OF four
women, three of them Religious.
Killed on October II, 1894, was
Jacques BURN, parish priest.
When, in the afternoon, His Holi
ness Pope Plus XII, heralded by
silver trumpets, was borne in the
sedia geStatoria TO the brilliantly
lighted basilica 10 join in venerat
ing the new Blesseds, the cheers oi
the multitude seemed more ferveni
than usual, indicating the strength
of the bond linking the Pope anc
the people.
The exiIed Argentine prelsfes.
Auxiliary Bishop Manuel Tsto Of
Buenos Aires and Mssr. Ramon
Novos. pro.vicsr general of that
archdiocese, attended the Sunday
morning bestifiestion eeremon.
les.
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ions then plaguing the Central
American state.
Five years later enmity between
Reds and the forces of freedom
hurst into revolution. In the front
lines against the Reds as chap
lain was Father Nunez
Now approaching so, Father
Beaufort declared it no oddlty for
a priest to be in the public service
of his country The Netherlands
equivalent of the House of Repre-
sentatives always has at least one
as a member, he said.
With degree in international
law from the University of Am
sterdam. he was a teacher until
World War ii brought Nazl occupa-
tion of the Lowlands.
Liberated during the battle OF
Arnhem, Father Beaufort went i'm.
mediateIy to London where he was
invited to join the Netherlands gov.
ernment in exile in 1945. From
London to the UN in San Francisco
was logical step.
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At the same time. the principals
of the two Catholic non-priyste
high schools in Nashville-one di-
ocesan and one parochial-ended
their first year of integration re-
porting the transition a success.
Public schools in both Virginia
and Tennessee had maintained seq
regated school systems during the
year following the us. Supreme
Court decision which held segrega
tion in education unconstitutional
The reports on Catholic school
integrstion in Nashville and in
the Diocese of Richmond were
made in articles in the Southern
| School New<-the official month.
Iy Of the Southern Education Re.
porting Service, set up by south
ern editors and educators last
summer with Ford Foundation
funds with the aim of providing
accurate, unbiased information
=. on Developments in educa.
tion arising from the US. SU.
prene Court opinion OF May ",
1884"
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Seventy eight Dominican
Sisters from various provinces
in America were awarded GER
tificates last week as they COM
pleted the three-year course at
the Institute of Dominican
Spirituality at ST. Mary of the
Springs. Bishop Ready open
ed the inaugural session in
1858.
Father Philip F. Malhern, O.P.,
director of the Institute since its
inception, presented the certifi-
Gates.
The Institute was undertaken by
the Dominican Fathers to meet the
recommendations of the National
Congress of Religious that the
large religious families set up
schools to educate the Sisters in
the traditions and spirit of their
communities.
, Among the Institutes first grad
yates we're Mother Mary Kelvin,
superior general of the Dominican
Sisters of Sparhill, NY; several
novice-mistresses and members OF
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UNS founding here
Father Benjamin Nunez, 40. is
Costa Ricas Ambassador Extraor-
binary and Plenipotentiary and
Permanent Representative of his
country to the UN
From the Netherlands came Fa-
ther Lie. Beaufort. OFM., 2 pro
fessor At the Catholic University of
Niimegen and member Of the
First Chamber Of the States-Gen-
eral, Dutch legislative body.
Both men trace the start Of their
international careers to periods Of
violence in their nations.
Father Nunez, a diocesan priest,
was picked by his Archbishop for
special training as early as 1899
After studies in economics and SO
GEOLOGY at Niagara University, al
Niagara, Ny, and the Catholic Tn.
iversity of America. Washington
DC, he returned to Costa Rica in
1943 to head up a labor movement
organized as the Catholic answer
TO communist-dominated labor un
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.l9 French
Beatified

VATICAN CITY-(NC)- AS
the Church continued to ex
perience a new persecution in
Argentina, thousands of the
faithful gathered in st. Peters
Basilica to witness the beatifi-
cation of 19 martyrs who died
for the Faith during the
French Revolution.
Those present could not help
thinking of the tragic events in
Argentina, where once again
despots violate the rights of the
Church and conscience, and where
perhaps, new martyrs are being
made to testify to new victories in
never-ending struggle.
The 10 martyrs died l61 years
ago, victims of . tyranniesi state
which had written liberty, equal
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communities in Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Louisi-
ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Washing
ton and Ohio.
Nearly one hundred and fifty
Sisters attended the Institute this
summer. Other sessions for the
benefit of communities on the west
coast will be held at San Rafael
Calf, in August
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Two Priest Delegates
Participate in UN Meet

SAN FRANCISCO. INC Two priests both veterans
of the international scene among $50 delegates
30 United Nations member states who attended the special
marking the 10th anniversary of the
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UI tIIP hICIIIIIUIIU UIUCbSE.
Msgr. J. Louis Flaherty reported
that IA formerly all-white Cath0-
lie elementary and high schools
had Negro students for the first
time this year, with so Negro pu-
pills distributed in grades from kin
dergarten through the ninth grade.
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Catholic School Desegregation
Hailed as Success in 2 States

NASHVILLE, Tenn. NC The reaction of Catholic
people to desegregaton in Vrgina Catholic schools has
beer good according 10 the supernendent of schools
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fhs FIRMS listed here deserve
b Ne remembered when you are
distributing your patronage In
,the different lines at business.
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German Reds Sentence
? Protestant Ministers

BERLIN - (NC) - East German
communist courts have sentenced
two Protestant officials to long
terms in prison.