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Evening star., 1961-01-05
BY DAISY CLELAND
star star Writer

OseA 0bAA "LttSA
Washington residents may
be reduced to "the last sur
vivor" come January 81.
The reason for this state
will be the hectic party pace
from now on. however. The
quote Is the one United Ma
tions Ambassador designate
Adlai Stevenson used at the
Democratic National Con-
vention in describing who
would win the presidential
nomination.
. One might think that the
Republicans would drop out
Of the picture at this point
and that entertaining would
be purely for the victors from
now on in, but such Is not the
case.
Some Of the Events
There Is no firm schedule,
and many events may be
added, but here is a partial
schedule Of some things to
come:
This evening:
Senate Minority Leader
and Mrs. Everett Dirksen are
entertaining at o reception
in honor OF President and
Mrs. Eisenhower and Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon at
the Statler Hilton Hotel.
Tomorrow:
The parties will be divided
between the political parties.
However, the day will 60 to
Speaker OF the House Sam
Rayburn-it's his birthday.
First, he will be honored at
the 6 to 8 pm. reception
given annually by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Miller at the
Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club, and later the
hosts and their guest Of hon.
or will 60 on to . dinner in
honor Of the Speaker given
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Con-
nally. Mr.. Connally is chair
man Of the Texas State DEM
ocratlc Committee and comes
from Abilene. The dinner is
taking place at the May
flower Hotel.
The other party is being
given by Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon and is in honor
Of Republican leaders. 1t Will
take place at the Columbia
Country Club.
Sunday:
The Congressional Club is
having its annual 4 PIN. re-
ception In honor OF the new
members Of Congress. It is
taking place at the clubhouse.
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as social welfare, nursing,
nutrition and library science,
others are in occupations
generally regarded as prima-
rily a mans province, 1t was
noted.
Doctors. lawyers, scientists,
engineers, high-ranking exec
utives. foreign service officers,
commercial and industrial
experts. and specialists in
aviation, space research and
nuclear-age weapons are
among candidates for the
award.
Grades Of the nominees
range from GS-1l to GS-17,
with the largest number in
grade IA. They also range
Evening star., 1961-01-05

yielding windfall benefits to
the Communists"
The revolutionary spirit
that rose in Cuba in 1859 "is
still pretty high today" DR..
Fresquet told the group.
Cubans ARE increasingly
Evening star., 1961-01-05
ISABELLE SHELTON
star Stan Writer

This Governments break
ing Of diplomatic relations
with Cuba. while inevitable,
played into the hands" Of
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel
Castro, a former member Of
the Castro cabinet told the
Foreign Affairs Forum yes
terday at the Carlton Hotel.
The speaker was DR.. Rufo
Lopez Fresquet, who resigned
as Cuban Minister Of Eco
nomic Affairs in March, and
helped organize the anti
Castro Cuban underground.
He escaped to this country
two months ago by hiding In
q 37-foot fishing boat which
made the 90-odd mile trip to
Key West.
Mr.. Castro will benefit
from this country's act, DR..
Fresquet said. because the
Cuban has based his STRAIT
egy on direct action of the
United States Government
on his government"
Mr.. Castro "is not con-
cerned with the people OF
Cuba" the speaker declared.
His plan is to use Cuba as
q springboard to socialist
agitation in Latin America.
IF he leaves Cuba as a re-
suit Of direct action by the
United States. he will be
high In the Communist world.
If he leaves through direct
action Of the Cuban people,
he will be through"
The Latin View
Regarding opinion In the
rest Of Latin America con-
cerning the United States
break with Cuba, DR.. Fres-
quet said he believes that
what Latin America really
cares about is whether or not
the necessary social and eco
nomic changes take effect in
Cuba.
What we all do to fight a
definitely Communist regime
will meet with approval of
the majority Of people Of
every country in Latin Amer
ica," he declared.
In reply to q question as to
whether action by the Or
ganization Of American
States would not have been
better than unilateral action
by this country, the former
Finance Minister declared:
without being cynical, we
have to admit that the diff
ference in size between the
members Of that interna-
tional body is such that de-
cisions Of the United States
are the ones that bear the
most influential impact"
Overthrowing the Castro
government will do no good,
DR.. Fresquet warned, unless
1t Is replaced by a provision
al government that enjoys
the confidence OF the major
ity Of the Cuban people and
that is in the position to COR
rect the economic, social and
political Embellishments re-
sponsible In the first place
for the appearance Of Castro
and the Communist rule.
And the provisional gov
ernment must be replaced by
q duly elected government in
no more than two years." he
said.
Wrongs In Cuba
DR.. Castro rose to power
because there are "funda-
mental wrongs" in the Cuban
political, social and economic
structure, he said. without
them, Castro would not have
risen to power. Unless they
are corrected, there will be.
more Castros.
If Castro goes, but a Ba-
tista like government is in
stituted, we will very soon be
facing a problem similar to
the one we have now-but on
a wider SCALE" he added. The
problem will grow larger, he
said, because democratic gov
ernments being formed in
Latin America will suffer,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Pope Creates
Chaldean Rite
See in Iraq

VATICAN CITY (Radio,
NO His Holiness Pope
John XIII has created a new
diocese and approved the app
pointment of two new bish-
ops for Catholics of the Chal-
dean Rite in Iraq.
Head of the new Alqosh
diocese in Bishop-designate
Abdul-Ahad Sara. Bishop des-
ignate Emanuel Daddi was
named to head the Mosul do
cese.
Bishop Souleyman Seyegh,
former Auxiliary for the Mo
sui diocese of Chaldean Rite
Patriarch Paul II Cheikho of
Babylon, has been named
Auxiliary for the Baghdad
archdiocese.
Chaldean Rite Catholics
who use Old Syriac in their
liturgy, are descendants of
heretical HISTORIAN Christians
who returned to the Church
four centuries ago.
Today they number more
than 5000, including about
1000 in the US. The great
majority of them live in the
Middle East, mainly Iraq,
where they are governed
through IL Sees, including the
new Alqosh diocese.
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l1DnLI I1aILA25LU d
Send Envoy To
Dominican Republic

ROME The Holy See has sent an envoy to take
charge of the apostolic nunciature in the Dominican
Republic in place Of the Nuncio, Archbishop Limo
Zanini, who has been under continuing fire from
Dominican government sources.
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Record Crowds

Record crowds were re-
ported at deanery Do
cesar development fund
meeting this week. More
than 30 men attend.
ed The Central deanerY
meeting at Watferson
high school. Bis o p
Clarence 6. lssenmann
urged the men TO put
every effort into their
work $50 that we can car
ry on the spiritual work
in our Diocese" Bishop
Issenmsnn, Msgr. George
Woiz, Diocesan General
Chairman, and Edmund
Doyle, Diocesan General
Lay chairman, look over
the new contribution
form, which will aid cen.
fral billing this year.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10

Card. Mimmi 70.
Directed Lay
Missions ToL.A.

ROME Marcello Cardinal
Mimmi who headed the
Church's renewed efforts to
revitaIize Catholic life in
Latin America. has died
March s. here Of kidney com
plications following a st0m
ach operation. He was 70.
Pope John XIII had visited
him only an hour before.
The Cardinal underwent sur
gerry for a perforated ulcer
three days before his death.
Al first doctors we're conf
dent that his condition was
good and that there was no
reason for concern. But on
the morning of March 6 his
condition grew grave and by
10 am. he was given the last
sacraments.
Upon learning the the Car
dinal's grace condition, Pope
John drove to his bedside in
the hospital of the Brothers
of st. John of God on an is
land in the Tiber. Pope John
was accompanied only by his
secretary, Msgr. Loris Capo-
villa.
The Pope talked to the dy-
ing Cardinal, who was able to
recognize him and converse
with him.. After a short visit,
Pope John gave Cardinal MINI
mi his apostolic blessing and
then returned to the Vatican.
Hospital attendants report
ed that almost as soon as the
Pope left, Cardinal Mimml
slipped into a coma. from
which he never emerged.
He died at 3 pm.
Pope John went to his pri-
vate chapel to pray when he
learned of the Cardinals
death. He offered his Mass the
following morning for Cardi-
nal Mimmi's soul.
Cardinal Mimmi was presi.
dent of the Pontifical Com.
mission for Latin America,
which Pope Plus XII founded
IN 1859 to study fundamental
problems of Catholic life in
Latin America and coordinate
efforts for their solution. The
Commission has launched a
program Of sending lay volun.
teers into Latin America to
help train Catholic leaders
there. It has also helped or.
ganlze a vast effort to send
priests and Religious to La.
fin America
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WILL PUBLISH
NATIONAL EDITION

Iowa-NC)
The Catholic Messenger, news
paper Of the Davenport do
cese, has begun printing a ma
ti0nal and a diocesan edition.
The national edition, the pa
per announced, will not con-
tain local news. Diocesan news
viii be printed in a special sec
ton which will be pulled out
Of the national edition.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10

Msgr. Antonio Del Giudice,
formerly counselor at the
nunciature in the Dominican
capital, left here March 10)
to become charge d'affaires
of the Holy Sees diplomatic
mission to the regime of
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo.
1t was not known here If
Archbishop Zanini would be
able to return to his post in
Ciudad Trujillo. Apostolic
Nuncio there since the sum-
mer of 1859, he has been sub
jected to repeated verbal at
tacks and haraSsment for the
past year.
THE DOMINICAN REPus-
Lies propaganda campaign
against the 51-year-old prelate
began shortly after the Bish-
ops of the country issued
joint pastoral letters on JAM
uary Is and February 20,
1860, condemning violations
of human rights as "a grave
offense against God and the
dignity of man." The appeals
were made in the wake of a
wave of arrests by the Tru-
jillo regime, and the Bishops
said they could not remain
Indifferent to the grievous
blow which has afflicted so
many Dominican homes"
The Trujillo regime short.
ly afterward started charging
that Archbishop Zanini was
responsible for the Bishops
statements. In late May, then
Minister of Justice, Mario
Abreu Penzo, sent a widely
publicized letter to then Presi-
dent Hector Trujillo, General
issimo Rafael Trujillo's broth.
er. charging that Archbishop
Zanini was san international
provocateur, who should be
expelled from the country.
81 have been able to prove"
he said, "that the pastorals of
our prelates were the work
of Msgr. Zanini, the Nuncio
of the Holy See in our coun-
try" Mr. Abreu asserted that
the pastoral letters were lob
viously seditious' and were
issued with the intention OF
creating for the dominican
government a dangerous and
chaotic situation" He added
that the purpose of the pas
toral letters was ito create an
atmosphere of mistaken pity
on behalf of the terrorists. +.
A FEW DAYS AFTER the
Minister of Justice had ask
ed that Archbishop Zanini be
declared persona non grata"
and thus expelled from the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Top Talker

Peter Tague, St. Rose
Parish, New Lexington,
winner of the Diocesan
Council Of Youth Oratori-
cal contest held last Sum
day is congratulated by
Mrs. George A. FUicher,
president Of the Catholic
Wornen's League. Runner
up was Gary Ceyer, left
St. Mary Parish, Marion.
Tague will be the DCCY
hi-division representative
in the National Council OF
Catholic Youth contest
Monday, April 3 in Wash
ingfon, .. e.
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Mass Intention
For ying,C Given
New Indulgence

VATICAN CITY, IRA"
dio, Nc New induI.
gences for those offering
their Mass attendance
for the dying have been
granted by Pope John
XIII.
The Sacred Apostolic
Penitenfiary, which has
jurisdiction over the Of
flee of IndUlgences, de-
creed that Catholics may
obtain . partial induI-
genee Of 10 years If with
at least q eonfrite heart
they offer the fruits of
their assistance at Mass
for the dying.
A pienarY indulgence
can be acquired under
the usual conditions by
those who offer their
assistance at Mass for a
full month.
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Want something? Something
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country-the regime literally
carried its hsrsssing tactics to
the Nunci0's door. Archbishop
Zanini, who also serves as
papal representative to Puerto
Rico, had been in San Juan
since Holy Week. He returned
to Ciudad Trujillo on May 26.
Two days later, guests"
began arriving at the nun
ciature bearing invitations
to a reception the Archbishop
was allegedly giving for high
government officials. The in
vitations-given$an air of au-
thenticity by the use of the
Nuncio's forged or pilfered
seal - had been distributed
without the nunciature's
knowledge to prominent per-
sons throughout the capital.
ARCHBISHOP ZANlNl re.
fused to be forced into the
position of ''host," however,
and explained the plot to en-
barrass him to the would-be
guests as they arrived. Gen
eralissimo Trujillo himself
arrived - announced by blair
ing motorcycle sirens - when
a fairly large crowd was still
outside the doors Of the nun
ciature. The longtime ruler
is said to have tried to pres
sure the Archbishop into go
ing through with the ''recep-
ton" But the p~relate remain
ed adamant, and eventually
the guests" left.
Archbishop Zanini left
Ciudad Trujillo for San Juan
two days after the incident,
and departed for Rome from
there on May 81. He had a
private conference with Pope
John XIII on July 6. In the
interim, a priest who had
preached a sermon defending
the Archbishop had been ex-
lied from the Dominican Re-
public on IL hours notice.
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SILVER SPRING, Rockville, Whes-
tons homes, 8 and 4 bedrms.
$40 up; immed. occupancy.
YOUNGK1N g. CO., 10. 4-s022 TIL Q
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Gov.
Shepherd
sl2I VIRGINIA AVE.

-I2I VIRGINIA. AVE.
OPPOSITE STATE DEPARTMENT
Attractive efficiency: modern fur
niture. full kitchen. air condi-
TONED; down town location: "a
hour switchboard: from Sl40 per
mo; incl; utils. Apply Res. Mgr.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH - I-bedrm
apt, MISSIONER. SIS: /. 2 and g.
bedrm. apis. bedrm.: / blk
Columbia pike: $3.50. 2-bedrm
vicinity Glebe I'd and PershinI
Six Six. 5 shSD. "I etTll s1ts e5soVeT Al
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
ia. 7-444s. IA. 4-O324.
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BEAUTIFUL VIEW AND PRIVATE.
Ia mi. from Chain Bridge: walk
ing dist. CHA: 3-b.T. ram. $3.50
mo-; avail. Dee. /: IA. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ABOVE THE RIvER-Charming 81
bedroom. 3-bath rambler with .
view Of the river. Beautiful !out-ois,
Basement; splendid quality. Built
in 1860. Better than new! Won
derful ciose-in convenience in the
Sumner Springfield area, MID 30s!
Mr.; Pardos; Wo; 6J43s5. FRANK
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AMER. UNIV. PARK

White brick-and stone Colonial. 4
bedrmS.. 2 baths all good-sized
rooms. Ewes. call MRS. PURSE,
W c. a A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US,
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF EXON,

CLOSE TO d. G. =
PREFER to trade up Sunny ni,v apt y;
cofd, tenant pays heat and cleo
tricity, fully occupied. excel, loo,
fine net return. H. ]. REVANE,
INC, JU. 9-3326. VIII. 5-232l
evenings
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ALEX. -ARLANDRIA-2-bedrm. apt
SlO7.50, incl. utils.; newly dec,
mr.. bus: parking; laundry facils
KI. s-3671.
ARL., So b.r.s., lge. liv. rm. with
adults reas. OF. 1874 aft. 5 pm
ARL., New River House. bedrm.
liv,-din. rm.; fully equipped kit
S145 mo. incl. utils.; 18th floor
beautiful view. 354-3126.
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tcoNIINUEDl

ADAMS MILL RD., 262I-Effie.,
SO: ] bedrm., SS5. incl. all
utils.: > bedrms., 500. no. .
6659.
ANACOSTIA-AttE. spacious I'D
nm. newly decor, scr. porch
Cow. for dining. Sleepinl ; &c
living Rear entr. paTking space
Wen maintained bldg. Avail. Dec
] to refined adult tenants. Refs.
EEn "a EnH 2 nAAn
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VA HOUSES URFURN. TO RENT HOUSES UHFURN, TO RENT
sTLYER sPRTNG-cnlnni.l 3 -.

SILVER sPRTNG-colonial 8 bed
rms, nice cond.: AVIAN. fmmed.
Sl30. Also several other houses
avail. Sl25-S160 per mo. JANIS
c. CONLEY a. CO., INC.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. $500
SILVER SPRING = 4-bedrm-, q.
story brick. Firepl. In hv. I'm, sep.
din. rm-t Lear garage, close u
everything. $3.50 per mo. CAL Mr.,
Cook. JU $4,000.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH; Sc. section; ideally sit
usted, in excel. cond.; parsonage
attached. ZAGAMI REALTY Co.
~ 7lasTT LII. 4-7125
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bEIHEoDA-NeWi bedrms., 3
baths. central air cond., huge rec
5 55s;,.: sS0O per g ~ iHm ss e
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BROOKMANOR, Oxon Hill, Nd.
1900 KeTby Pkwy.-Be the first
to live IN this beaut. new home;
rent very reas. For full details
and info, call OGLESBY q RICE,
10. 1925.
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HOUSES UNFURM. TO REM

ALEX. Residential neighborhood off
Duke St bedrms., liv.. din, kit
full bsmt. Fenced yd. S107 mo.
Call OWNER, CIR. 3-0610. (After
off hrs DIJ b-Q42Q)
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RENTALS NEEDED-Do you have
a house you wish to rent7 We
have clients available. We geners
ally keep q year-round supply o.
homes on our lists, but our rental
statesmen are renting them faster
than we can keep up our supply
Of homes for them. May we rent
your home for you? We currently
manage several hundred rentaI
we rent for individuals, builders
and other real estate companies.
Call our property manager for an
appraisal of your house. Call JE.
$500. JOSEPH W. sEAY CONS
PANY, Realtors, 1l3 West BROAD
street. Falls Church, Virginia.
3 BEDRMS., furn. or unfurn. West
over or z. Falls Church area. can
536-6923.
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ASPEN COURTS

Spacious corner apt, quiet resi-
Dental neighborhood, adjacent tC
Walter Reed Hospital
n nEDnME AMMO O100
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Sc; finest rental Value bedrms !;
redecorated; spacious rooms and
excel. floor plan; all utilities
$50 TO refined tenants. Bus and
shopping. 1908 Savannah St. Sc.
WIZ. G-52TI
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Apt. IS, 2 rooms, kit. and bath;
completely remodeled and re-
decorated. Incls. heat and hot
water, $50. See manager No. 2
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424 CONDOR TERRACE Sc.
Oath and Atlantic stsD Apt. 4. .
rms, dinette, kitchen and bath
$50. Key No. /.
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EVANSVILLE

KENT FOREST - 3-bedrm home
fenced lot; modern kit; vacant
ready to move in; Sis mo. 10
5-2l3l.
KENsINGTON EsTS.-Brick 2-bed.
room home: full bsmt.: close Il
schools and shopping. S125 mo
incl. water and refuse. OIL. 4-747C
weekdays; HE. 4-SS6S ewes, MR.
HARRISON.
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APIS. WANTED
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

l bedrm., liv-
ing rm., kit. apt. A real buy at
$4,000. Other apis. from $4,000
to $4,000. Some with very low
down payments. Call Miss Spencer
at CHEVY CHASE REALTY. I'm
3-lS00; ewes. and Sun, NO. z
S2SS.
CONN. AVE. AREA, 18th & Colum-
bia I'd; 2nd floor. 5 rms, bath
also 3 rms. bath. Maint. $3.50
S23.75. Bargains. RA. 6-632l.
NAYLoR GARDENS
2-bedrm. LIST fir. apt, beautiful 10
cation, 4 exposures, S9,950. S2,75C
down, paymts. Sos mo. includes
everythingt JOHN L. SHELTON
Rltr. 10. 10000.
WHITE HOUSE AREA-Unbelieve.
able at $4,000 Trade your house
now. Redec. and vacant 3-bedrm.
2-bsth de luxe apt. centrally all
cond, h.-w.h. HUGH T. PECK
Bethesda, OIL. 6-9170.
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PARKSIDE

Situated in beautiful woodland set
ting. in he country club section
OF Bethesda.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN. IS to 3b, TO share
Capitol Hill home with anotner
gentleman. Call 546-0467.
1897 POPE ST. S.E.-Will share
my home with 1 or 2 emp. ladies.
Close to shops and transp. LU.
4-S5Sb or RE. 5-32bl, bU. 4-o221.
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ARLINGTON, sOUTH-3-b.r. Cape
Cod, liv. rm., firepl. sep. din. rm.
scr. porch. Full bsmt. Garage. Mr.
schools and transp. $3.50 per mo
or less II tenants redecor. Poss
Dec. /.
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Montgomery Realty Co.

SPRINGFIELD, VA. - 3-bedrua
brick, equip. kitchen, earport and
fireplace; excel. location; cow, To
schools, shopping center and bus
70 Pentagon. avail. Dec. Is; $3.50,
Call 451-l055,
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1925 10th ST. NV.

& rooms. oil hot-water heat; iust
redecorated. Ready for occupancy.
References required; child &C"
JAMES E. SCOTT, INC.
I'll Florida Ave. NV. DE. 2-2010
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Annunciation Parish

A steal at less than $4,000 in an
established neighborhood Of home
owners. Gas hot-water heat, CEN
trail GE air conditioning, large
living room, dining room, modern
kitchen, built-in garage, land
scaped front and rear lawns. Spa
cious bedrooms, ample closets.
slate roof, copper cutters and
downspouts. Very reasonable terms.
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lMAzING SUMNER VALUE! Hand.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-Very immac:
w/attached garage. Finished rec.
rm., breakfast nook, storm win
dows, many extras. Low sos for
immediate sale: JU. $500
IEves) RIA. 3-4239: COLUMBIA
PROP INC
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Mr.. 14th AND RITTENHOUSE
Purchase at less than $1,000 3
bedrooms, ga baths, modern kit,
paneled rec. room, garage. Call
Mrs. Clarke for information, RA.
1854.
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Evening star., 1961-03-12

TV-radio media people went
ough an impressive reception line
Lded by Mrs. Roosevelt and Gen.
liver, Peace Corps director.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
its hero visit an American television
studio.

A RECORD? For what may be q
"Tv first" Peggy Weldon, producer
of ABC's Issues and Answers public
affairs show; will welcome cabinet
officers as guests on three consecu-
tive programs starting today. This
Sundays interviewee will be Secre-
tary of Commerce Hodges. Health,
Educational and Welfare Secretary
Ribicoff will appear March 10, and
Secretary Of Labor Goldberg guest
March 26.
D
WITHOUT HIS AUNTS. Stopping
by our office for late afternoon chat
recently was Frank Aletter, Of the
Bringing Up Buddy series (WTOP-9,
Mondays. $3.50 p.m). Frank is mar
ried to Actress Lee Ann Meriwether.
1855 Miss America, and active in
network drama before her marriage
to Frank.