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NOtre Dame

Continued from page y
and st. Joseph Cathedral are
located.
HERE THEY ESTABLISH
ED a Select School for Young
Ladies' and also continued
classes at st. Patrick and Holy
Cross elementary schools. The
new convent was too large
for the nuns needs and was
without a garden. Besides it
was only a short distance
from the capitol and in these
early Civil War Years, v0lun-
teers, office seekers, and the
usual adventures who follow
wars and catastrophieS came
from all directions. Troops
poured into the city TO find
temporary lodging.
So in 1862 the present Rich
Street site was selected be-
cause it was removed from
the center of the city and
yet the neighborhood was
gradually becoming pOpulat-
ed.
Rich Street was not paved
at the time, but then only
two streets were Town and
High. The Sisters had an easy
walk to their two parish
schools. BY this time the Sc
lect school for girls had been
discontinued.
a SMALL TWO STORY
red brick building was COM
pleted i'll 1863. During the
next ten years the Sisters of
Notre Dame welcomed Bishop
Sylvester Rosecrans, Column
bus first Ordinary. They also
began a three-year (junior)
high school course for girls
at st. Patrick's. In 1871 they
moved their 200 students
from the old stone building
that had originally served as
a church into the new Holy
Cross school building-which
when it was discontinued last
June was the oldest school in
continuous existence - both
public and private - in the
Columbus area. In 1878 they
took over the instruction of
girls in st. Mary school ON
Mohawk Street.
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uate studies in theology and
received the lectorate in
Sacred Theology and Licen-
tiate in theology. In 1850 he
was named to Providence Col
lege as assistant dean of men
and professor of the The
ology. Since 1851 he has
been assistant pastor of Holy
Rosary Church, Hawthorne,
NY. and during this time
taught Philosophy at Mercy
College. North TarTytown, and
conducted theology course
for the n knoll sisters at
Maryknoll. NY.
The appointments were am
nounced by Bishop Clarence
G.. Issenmann and the Very
Reverend w. D. Marin, 0.P.,
provincial of the Dominican
Fathers in the Province of
st. Joseph.
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st. Joseph Academy, begun
in 1875, was the first addi-
ton to their convent. A three
story brick building was erect
ed west of the convent build
ing. Six years later a chapel
was added to the rear of the
building. Later in 1879. a
large residence hall for the
Sisters was built to house the
increased faculties of st. Pat
rick, Holy Cross and the AGA
DENY.
BY THE BEGINNING of
the twentieth century the
nuns were moderating a liter
airy society for young ladies,
called in honor of the Sees
second bishop, the Watterson
Reading Circle. 1t had estab-
hshed the still worthwhile
Tabernacle Society and was
conducting religion classes at
the State Blind School.
Five additional schools
were opened in Columbus by
the Sisters, st. AloysiuS and
st. Joseph Cathedral in 1907,
The latter discontinued along
with st. Patrick'S in recent
years due to population shift
to the suburbs, st. Augustine
in 1924, st. Christopher in
1913 and st. Agnes in 1855.
ALSO STATED BY the
order is one of the new inter
parochial high schools, Bishop
OPP Hartley, which graduated
its first senior class last June.
The nuns staff parish schools
at Lancaster st. Mark, Logan
st. John and Westerville st.
Paul in addition to their Co
lumbus schools and have am
other convent, MaryhurSt, in
Columbus.
COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN
is changing rapidly but the
Sisters of Notre Dame will be
a part of that change just as
they have been for the past
LOG years.
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New POsts..,

CONTINUED from page y
training at the Dominican
House of Studies, Washing
ton, DC. He was ordained
June 16, 1880.
He COMPLETED HIS post
graduate seminary work and
was appointed to Providence
st. Plus parish. He served as
a Naval chaplain until 1916
attaining the rank Of lieuten-
ant commander. He was APP
pointed Providence College
Dean of Men in 1947 and re-
manned there for four years
and then was assigned to
preaching missions and re-
treats with residence at st.
Stephen priory, Dover. Mass.
In 1858, Father Shea was
elected prior Of the st. Cath
crime of Siena Priory, New
York and was named pastor
of this large city parish. After
the completion of two terms
as prior he returned to mis-
sion and retreat preaching.
FATHER DioNNE, a ma
tive of Providence, Rhode
Island, studied at Providence
College, st. Rose priory,
Springfield, Kentucky. st.
Joseph Priory, Somerset, the
Dominican College of the In
maculate Conception in Wash
ington, DC. He was ordained
June 8, 1949.
HE COMPLETED HIS grad
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POPE HELPS

SEVILLE, Spain - NC) -
Pope John XIII has sent a
message Of coincidence to vic
Tins of floods in and around
Seville, and has dispatched a
gift of more. than $4,000 for
flood relief.
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Continued from page u
Leo's time, as compared with
the communist prosecutions of
the present age in which bish-
ops, priests and Catholics are
separated from union with
Rome.
To those what patiently cry
after truth and justice" Pope
John addressed the words of
St. Paul: "You have been Civ
en- the favor on Christ's be-
half not only to believe in
Him, but also to suffer for
for Him"
The encyclical briefly trac-
ed st. Leo'S life. He was born
in the Tuscany region of Italy
and reared in Rome where he
entered the ranks of the cler-
gy. While a deacon, he distin-
guished himself in the serv-
ice of the Church and after
the death of Pope Sixtus III
succeeded to the papacy. He
died in November, 461, and
was buried in St. Peters basil
lea, where his remains still
lie.
THE ENcYcLIcAL discuss
es St. Leo 'as a faithful serN-
ant Of the Apostolic Seee, as
Vicar of Christ on earth and
as a Doctor of the Universal
Church"
Pope LeO's great defense Of
orthodoxy came in his defense
of the two natures of Christ
against the HISTORIAN heresy,
which denied this doctrine.
Then came his defense of the
primacy of Rome against the
declarations Of the Council
of Chalcedon.
In a part of the encyclical
entitled 1.-THE Leonine Cen.
tenary and the Second Vatican
Ecumenical Council" the Pope
restated the high idea which
St. Leo had of the unity OF
the Church" Pope John said
pointedly: There can be nc
perfect union of the faithful
with Christ, the Head, nor
perfect union of the faithful
among themselves as members
OF the same living and visible
organism, if to the spiritua.
links Of virtue, worship and
the SacramentS there is moi
added the external profession
of the same Faith"
THE POPE CITED the words
of st. Leo! "The integral ano
true Faith is a great bulwark
to which nothing can be added
or taken from by anyone. Il
the Faith is not single, il
does not exist at all"
To demonstrate the primacS
OF the Bishop Of Rome, Pope
John again quotes ST. Leo
"ln all the world only Peter
Is placed over the evanpeliza
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Attorneys Retreat

THOMAS MORE SOCIETY annual retreat
will be held Jan. 5 through Z, at the Diocesan
Retreat House. Pictured above, making plans
for the attorneys retreat, are Dick Patchen,
standing and Francis Eberly. The annual
meeting of the Thomas More Society will be
held during the retreat. For reservations tele-
phone Francis Eberly at CA. 1883. A special
retreat master will be engaged to conduct the
exercise.
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ton of all people, over all
Apostles and over all the Faith
erS of the Church so that,
although there are many pas
tors and priests in the midst
of Gods people, all are gov
erned properly by Peter, as
all are governed principally
by Christ The Lord deign-
ed to make this man Peter)
partaker of His power"
AFTER INSISTING that
the primacy of the Pope is
the same as the primacy of
Peter. the encyclical also in
sisted upon the "the supreme
and infallible magiSterium
teaching authority reserved
by the Lord to Peter person
ally and to his successors"
1t recalled how Christ pray
ed for Peters perseverance
in Faith "as though the per-
severance of the others would
have been better guaranteed
if the soul Of the chief would
not be overcome"
What St. Leo said of st.
Peter, the encyclical declared,
he also said of himself. Pope
John continued the application
to himself as heir of Peter
and Vicar Of Christ.
He continued:
"In reality, st. Leo teaches
nothing new. Like his prede-
cessors, st. Innocent and st.
Boniface, and in perfect har-
mony with the we'll known
Gospel texts upon which he
comments, he is convinced Of
having received from Christ
Himself the mandate OF the
supreme pastoral ministry"
In his invitation to unity,
Pope John said:
"The chorus Of praises sing
ing the sanctity of the Su-
preme Pontiff st. Leo the
Great was in ancient times in
agreement both in the East
and the West. o. may he once
more receive the plaudits of
all the representatives Of &c
clesiastical learning of the
churches which are not in
communion with Romel
WITH THE PAINFUL diff
ferences OF opinion about the
doctrine and pastoral action
of the immortal pontiff thus
overcome, the doctrine which
they also profess to believe
will shine with greater bril-
lance -.
I'VE likewise cherish the
great desire TO see all peo-
pies enter on the way Of
truth, charity and peace. And
it is precisely for the purpose
of rendering the Church more
capable of accomplishing In
Our times this great mission
that We decided TO convene
the Second Vatican Ecumen.
ical Council"
The Pope said that his
warm appeal for unity is
primarily intended as San
echo Of the prayer which Our
Saviour addressed to His Di
vine Father at the Last Sup
per: THAT all may be one.
even as Thou, Father, in Me-
and ] in Thee; that they also
may be one in Us"
Pope John said he has nc
doubt whatsoever that Christi
prayer will be answered, fol-
did the Lord not say thai
His Father always hears
Him." The Pontiff added:
UNFORTUNATELY, as il
the past. We must record will
sorrow that also in these
times the unity of the Church
does not really correspond Il
the communion of all believ
ers in one single profession Of
faith and in the same practice
of worship and obedience.
However, ii is a cause Of
comfort and gentle hope Il
Us to see those generous ant
growing efforts made in var
ious parts Of the world fol
the purpose of reconstructinl
even the visible unity of al
Christians, which respond!
worthily to the intentions
commands and wishes of thu
! Divine Saviour.
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CENTER HALL-Iiv rm, din. rm.,
pantry, kit, 3 hedrms, baths,
terrace
Call Mrs. Chaun-ey Murray
RANDALL II. HAGNER 81 CO, INC.
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ARLINGTON

2 story, semi detached brick house.
Full basement, oil heat. Rent
$3.50. 1886 South Uhle st. Key at
1924. H. G. SMITHY 8; CO.. ST.
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AURORA Hills AREA

- ARLINGTON, VA.
1925 S. 22nd St., cony. to Penta-
gon Fl. Myer. Navy Annex, g.
bedrm. brick Colonial VIZ baths,
large liv. rm. with fireplace, rec.
rm.; patio with plenty of shade
trees: fenced rear yard; $3.50 per
mo. Open Sun. 1916 pm, or call
weekdays. H. 6. SMITHY CO., ST.
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HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

AREA-Furn. 4-bed-
rrn., 3-bath semi-det. residence Il
bath on lSt flr.) Located bet. Wise.
ana Mass. ave at 800 3Sth st. III
John Eaton, Alice Deale and Wood
row Wilson School area, S275 per
% mo- u mo. lease if desired. OPEN
TODAY FOR INSPECTION.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-. -
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LARCHMoNT REALTY co.
E. 4-390O JE. 2-G41!
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

hALOhAMA - Elegant l. room,
Walled-in terrace, lockwood garden,
double garage. 5000; AID. 2-O4O4.
KENSINGTON-3-bedrm. brk. ram
bier; full rec. rm., other fea.. Sl4O
mo-, VII. 6-70S7: LO. 5-9751.
KENTLAND-Detached. . bedrms.,
large fenced lot: with option Ia
buy. ST. 3-5690.
LANDOyER RD., 561O-2 bedrms.,
finished rec. rm.: off-street park
GN Ing; esl5 S112 mo. 772-279s; ewes,
LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedrm. det,,
Cape Cod, full bsmt. with rec. rm.,
vacant; Sl2O mo. DU. 10000.
LEWISDALE 10 3-bedrm. ram
blers at Sl35 mo-: peri. cond.; mr..
schools, churches, shop. center.
GEORGE SULLIVAN, 2106 Ford
ham ST. HA. 1920.
LOCH LOMOND VILLAGE, (ManaS.
Sas. Va Cape Cod, 3 bedrms., .
baths. lge. fenced lot: SS9.5O with
option to buy, ST. 3-569O.
MANASSAS, yA.-3-bedrm. brick
house, WEfull bsmt., has Z firepls.
Sll0 mo-: call 7O3 EM.-s-43S6.
MASS. AVE. AREA, MD.-cute, l.
bedrm., brk.; Sl12 mo-: immed.
occup. Open Sun. l-5 pm. From
western ave. turn on Earlston DIR.
at store, 3 blks. to 4S24. MRS.
SWANSON, Wo. 6-lS57.
MCLEAN bedrms.. 3 baths, rec.
rm., cent. air cond., $500 CROW
ELL 4 CO. INC Arl. office, ia.
MCLEAN, VA, 5947 Westbury Rd
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NI1EV 7 O1AOE
Stone Colonial. 8 bedrms., 3 baths.
heated sun room: lst II. den and
powder rm.; convenient to public
and parochial schools. Conn. ave,
shops and transportation. Ewes.
Leslie Williams, FE. 3-6915.
W; G. and A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
ALLSTATE MOVERS

Your best bet tor low-coSt instant
moving, | room, So. = rms, $40;
3 rms, Sl5. LA. 9-4l"0.
BoXLEY MOVERS AD. 2-sS2?
6 rooms, $50 up. careful, courteous
men; large padded vans.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage. ReaS. rates. ia. 9-2937.
EXPERT MOVING. local and long
distance Low rates; Tree est Call
.HU. 3-iS30
FURN.-Refgr., washers moved,
insured. eXpCr. white men. Call
HARRIS. 449-5436.
HARRIS MOVERS - Insured van
services; cXpcr. white men. SS per
hr. for > men and a van. Office.
LO. 1-S34l or LO. 7-4764.
HILL MOVERS-3O year rep. IcC
Fully equipped: very reas. All
serv. SP 3-0666, LU. 1-9500.
LIGHT HAULING-Pick up and de.
livery ReaSo able rates. Call AD
4-SS?7.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a specially. S. L. NOR
RIS, TU. 2-ll50 or TU. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; storage in sep
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cargo Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION
STORAGE CO. INC, Est. 1900.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA AREA
Local Moving; Reas. Rates
CL. 6-21SS, ewes. JE. 4-633S
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TIST-Long term lease, home and
office lor the price OF one, sos
mo. $3.50 Suitland rd. Sc. Wash,
D. C Liv. rm., breakfast rm.. kit,
din. rm., TV rm., full bath with
shower stall 1st H.: 3 extra large
bedrms.. l2X2U, l4XlS and lOXl3
with fun bath 2nd fl; full bsmt
with outside entr.. finished rec.
rm. with firepl. u bath. laundry
facilities, FOR full inIomation, call
OGLESBY d RICE REALTY, LO.
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lcONIINuEDl

ale EAhNUhth-Spac. 3-Dedrm., =
bath brick Colonial; lge. liv. rm
lge. refrign dbl. ,oven range ane
deep freeze, Full bsmt with firepl
and outside entr, Det, brick ga
rage. Excel. city neighborhood
conV. to churches, schools, shops
buses. VIII reuecorate subject tC
lease. Sl75 mo. so. S-945S Sat.
Sun. and ewes; wkdays. TIE. 6-7300
ALEX, S.--3 bedrms., Ia baths
lge., fenced rear yd. w/patio ano
barbecue pit; Sll5 mo. 76S-269S
ALEXANDRIA = 4-year-old brick
split level, ; bedrooms, Ia bath
equipped kitchen, recreation room.
vacant, clean, Sl45.
lNVESTo-CORP. ia. 5-3521
ALEX. AREA = 3 bedrooms. fun
| basement Slo5
, bedrooms. . baths, full bsmt. Sl5O
! bcdoomS, close in Sl@5
|CROWELL & CO., INC.
REALTORS so. 5-5OOO
ANDREWS AREA -bedrm. house
Wlbath; acre of land; 500 mo.
| iii. a-5l36.
ANDREWS -SUITLAND - Clean, ..
| bedrm. brick Lge, kit, bSmt., rec.
rm fen yd.; $ll5. RE. 6-6546.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA houses,
/ > hedrmS. each, one with finished
bsmt. HI. 9-7420.
ANDREWS CLINTON - 3-bedroom
rambler; close to Andrews AFB /:
immed. occup.; Sl6O mo- McAL-
LISTER, Realtor, RE. 6-44O0
ANDREWS CLINTON = 3-bedroom
rambler: close to Andrews AFB;
! immed. occup.; Sl60 mo. Meal
LISTER. Realtor, RE. 6-4400.
ANDREWS -SUITLAND = 2-bedrm,
| brick: basement. all conveniences;
Sl25; avail. immed.; RE. $4,000.
ANNANDALE, Columbia Pines-For
rent. with option to buy; 3-bedrm.
rambler; baths. din. rm., large
liv., rm. opening to patio and
Paddock pool; large rec. rm..
laundry and major appliances
furn.; carpeted. PL, 9-"S19.
ANNANDALE, 46l6 Hillbrook drive
contemporary in Fountainbleau
Estates; 3 bedrooms, 2lg baths,
completely equipped kitchen, rec.
room, garage, patio by appoint
ment only; $2I0, RoUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP, S36-
$500 or 45l-25O0.
ARL. HALL AREA-Three bedrms.
two baths. liv: rm., din. rm.,. fam
lily rm. with two-rm. 1and- d-bath
sep; apt; all steam heat. JA.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm.. ground-fl. apt,
VIZ rms. in attic, deep freeze, sun
porch; wIutilS. JA. 2-S254.
ARLNGTON-Air-cond., . bedrms.,
semi good location, 2 blocks
gHhnnls fnnrnH hork Vard nT
6353.
ARL.i N.LEBriek Cape Cod in excel.
Ist H.; Iiv. rm. with firepi.. din.
rm.. kit, bath. . bedrms., scr.
porch; 2nd fl; 1 lge. rm.; fenced
wooded lot. House compl. reno
waited; avail; $40. KE. S-6647.
ARL. N.-Luxurious new homes
cLuB area: 4.at5 %HS bedSms.. bSRHSiN )
I baths; 5 min. to D. c., no traffic
lightS: 500 to $3.50; some with
! OPTION-TO-BUY To inspect see
Mr.. HERTZ at OPEN HOUSE,
3i17 North Military rd. FLOR
ANCE REALTY CO., ia. 4-6OO0.
ARLANDRIA-Pentagon 5 min; 3
/ bedrm. nr. bus, stores, schools.
/ Clean, Sl00 mo-, OF. 4-645O.
ARLINGTON, 500 South 3lst street
| in Oakcrest-3-bedro brick ram
bier convenient to schools. trans
ortation and shopping; immediate
occupancy; Sl40. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE CORP. S36-
| 500.
ARL. BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.-
) bedrm. brick. Liv. rm., sep
din. rm., rec. rm.. large porch ia.
7-3253.
ARLINGTON
| ctOrv eap,t
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ATTRAC. 3 bedrmS.; on lge. lot;
Mass. ave. ext; nr. schools, trans.
shopping. RA. 6-372i.
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BETHESDA
TOWN HOUSES

OIL. 4-69l6 OIL. PISS
BOWIE. MD. = New 4-bedrm., -
bath Cape Cod. Fully air-cond.
Kit, EQUIP. gar, $110. CIR. 4-5laI
BREN MAR PARK, 1913 Beryl road
Contemporary: 4 bedrooms, liv-
ing room, dining room, rec. room
and fully equipped kitchen; Sl55.
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP S36-RoOO or 45l-ohOO
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HOUSES. FOR sALE-N.W.
SHEPHERD PARK"

Gracious slate-roofed brk. Colonial
home in nice area mr.. Walter Reed
Hospital. 3 large bedrms., 2R
paths, full din. rm., nice kit. with
breakfast nook, lovely porch;
shady yard; h.-w. heat; garage
THOMPSON CO Ill 5-4n6n
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. OFFERS

REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES, 5000
block, 20" St: open II to dark
New brk. ramblers; g inns, 3 bed
rms. 2 baths. de luxe kit, full
bsmt: with half bath. large level
HILLcREsT. 254s 36th st.. nr.
Southern ave.-Brand-new det.
brick rambler: g rms, 2 bedrr1s.,
81? baths, walk-out bsmt.: $50.
800. Open 9-6.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH. off Pa. ave-.
3O16 90 st.-Det. lge. brk. ram.
bier WI rms. 2 baths. lge. fam
lily ,rm.. paneled rec. rm.. den and
bath: garage. Priced right with
substantial cash.
HILLCREST. Bend ST.. mr.. Ala. ave.
-Det. brk., 9 rms. rec. rm., pch.,
lge. level lot. S21,50O
5000 BLK ALABAMA AVE- lge.
rms. .paneled rec. rm. wIbar. lge.
fenced lot. S16.500, $4,000 dn.
FORT DAVIS ST. Semidet brk.. 9
rms. 3 bedrms.. rec. rm., pch.,
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2nd FL. FRONT. | blk. W. of Conn.
ave.-Lge. IL. bedrm., bath. kit.
dinette. = lge, closets. furn.: So
500. BY OWNER. EN-, 3-iS14.
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WOODLAWN

NEW RAMBLERS, 3 bedrms.; some
with 2 baths; daylight bsmt.: table
space in kit, tabletop stove, eye
level oven, plenty cabinet space,
extra large closets. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Sl25-S135 mo.
Open Sun. l-5. Drive out and rent
one of these beautiful homes. DIR.
Wash. Baltimore pkwy. to Rt. 80,
right l mi. to Goth pl.. left to
Buchanan ST.. left to seth ave,
right to Greenvale pkwy., left to
houses and open sign.
n JAMES G. coNLEY CO. INC.
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MINI. AVE. Sc, 23I2-New house
cond., 8 rms. g bedrms). conv.
tranSp. and location. S125 mo.
MT. RAINIER, 37O3 Gath st.-3
bedrms.. liv., din. rm.. kit, bath,
full bsmt., oil heat. brk. bungalow;
Sll0 mo. HA. 2-7129.
NATIONAL SHRINE AREA-Pleas-
ant Hills; 8 bedrms., full bsmt. ;
avail. now: SIPS. J. B. TIFFEY
& SON. LA. 9-4111, Monday.
Mr.. SEARS AND WIS. AVE-
bedrm. brk.. compl. redec.: full
bsmt.; excel. transp. OIL. 2-7551.
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MI N ISFILLE, MU., IROgeTS HtS.
Near Bus Line
500 Mo.-5300 Emerson St.
S95 Mo.-5309 Emerson st,
Gnp@

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-2 and
3 bedrm. houses: choice location
in Falls Church, Annandale and
Arl.; newly dec, close to schools,
shops, etc.
Sl10; 1854 N. Fairfax dr.; 2-bed-
rm. brk. semidet.: equip. kit, full
bsmt. with outside entr.
S135; 1910 Allen ave-: 3-bedroom
brick rambler; elec. kit. din. rm.,
living, rm. with firepl.; full bsmt.
outside entrance.
Sl35: S02 Ridge rd.: 3-bedroom
brick rambler; elec. kit. din. rm.,
living, rm. with firepl.; full bsmt.,
outside entrance.
LARCHMONT REALTY CO.
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Open Sunday, 2 to 5

WOOQWdlu u O. INOIIlS
Phone 965-l5O0, zoos Pa. Ave. NV.
FIT. BELVOIR AREA. 2lO Jana Lee
avenue-Three-bedroom, ! \. bath
brick rambler with full basement
and carport: occupancy Jan. /.
Seen by appointment only; Sl45.
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP. S36-6200.
GEORGETOWN. 1926 Prospect St
Open by appt; magnificent river
view, corner brick. 3 bedrms.,
baths, din. rm., fireplaces, bal
comics, newly remod 500 mo.
FE. 3-1524. or 33S-945S.
GLENWOOD, MD.-3-bedrm. Co.
lonial on 3 acres, Sis mo. ASH
TON REALTY CO., WA. ASH.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS, MD.-Brick
bungalow; excel. cond.; liv. rm..
kit. = bedrmS.. bath lst flr., full
bSmt., attic. LA. i-663l.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
THE WESTCHESTER

MAIN BUILDING-Foyer, liv. rm.,
solarium, bedrmr bath, kit, car
p@, air Cond.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WILL TRADE office bldg. with
10000 SO. IT. for land or end
trust notes. owner FRANK CAL
CARA. RE. 7-2l60 or ewes. OIL.
2-l0S7.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
H-l0 THE SUNDAY STAR
COOP APTs. FOR SALE
FLYNN CO-OPS
NAYLnR GARDENS

Edmund j. Flynn Co.
Coop Apt, Authority Since 1900
Washington BldG, MA. S-D565
Evening star., 1961-12-17

212l. Mr.. Cassidy, Ell. 6-3263.
McLEAN-Distinctive new 4-bed-
room. 3-bath brick American con-
temporary; all-electric kitchen W.
eating space; paneled recreation
room. fireplaces. double carport;
and for next summer, centra, air
conditioning. Located on attrac-
tive handicapped corner lot in area
OF better homes. Immediate occu-
pancy; 1925 per month. JORDAN
INC, REALTORS, Ell. 6-6000
Ell R.ASrN
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-04-19
Bouoneinion Club
Schedules Dances

The Bauanginian Club announc-
es the following social affairs in
its calendar for the rest of the
year:
May Is - Anniversary benefit
dance.
Sept. 16 - Fall benefit dance
Dec. 9 - Pre-Christmas bene-
fit dance.
All these dances will be held at
the Washington Hall starting at
500 pm. Admission is S1.25 for
gentlemen. Ladies are admitted
without charge. according to Mar
iano L. Balaneio, club president.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-04-19
Four Beauties
our State

Continued from Page u
chandise from eight European ma
tons will be on display at the
Trade Fair.
Secretary of Commerce Luther
H. Hodges will be in Seattle to
open the Trade Fair, Thursday
evening. Public hours are $50
to 1880 pm. week days and 100
pm. to 1890 pm. Saturdays and
Sundays.
Admission to the Trade Fair is
one dollar for adults and 35 cents
for children. In its new location
at Pier 81 more than 1000 free
parking spaces are available.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-04-19
Trade Fair
Entertainment
Continued from Page u

entertainment events.
The 1861 Trade Fair, i'll moving
to Seattle's waterfront for the first
time in the shows 10-year history
will benefit from 1000 parking
spaces available at Pier 81. An
other new feature of this years
exposition will be the appearance
of European exhibitors for the
first time. Morocco and Iran will
also join the growing list of over
seas participants.
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