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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-11-29

labored BY his side in the rigors
Of the climate of West Africa.
Upon their return to their home
land she again took her place by
his side in the many duties and
responsibilities as pastors wife.
Here at Allen Church where his
last labors were given, her broad
sympathies and cooperative spirit
contributed largely to their un-
eqnaled success. During his i'll
ness she stood by his bed day and
night administering to his many
needs. Her devotion and tender
care can not be adequately de-
scribed in words. Mrs. Ridley
was faithful unto the end.
He leaves a faithful and de-
voted wife, Mrs. Martha Ridley;
two brothers, James Young, re-
Gently Of the y. S. Navy, and F.
Arlington Young, teacher in Gar
field school, Dayton, Ohio; step
father, John Young; three uncles,
relatives and hosts Of friends and
admirers.
Relatives attending Funeral:
Mr.. and Mrs. Braden Tatum,
! Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
| ter Tatum, Cincinnati; Mr.. Blair
Tatum, Wherefore; Mrs. Ruth
| Pcrnell, Chicago; Mrs. Effie Tarp-
ley, Cincinnati; Miss Gladys Ia
! tum, Cincinnati; Mrs. Anna Da.
/ wilson, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs
4 Arthur Jackson, Cincinnati; Mrs
Christine George, Washington
DC; Mr.. John Young, Xenia
Mrs. Florabelle Atchison, Cincin
natl.
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MISS WAYMIRE

Continued from page -
teaching service included terms
at the old Newcom school, at
Franklin school and she was
transferred to Garfield school in
1912 as an eighth grade teacher,
later being named principal. She
remained there until 1882, when
she was named principal of
Webster school, post she held
until retirement.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss
Gertrude Waymire, Dayton, with
whom she lived, and Mrs. B. r.
McCleery, Glen Falls, NY, and
sister-in-law, Mrs. Edwin Way
mire.
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IL served Wilberforee Ilniversi-
ISL. sixteen years, until 1889,
Il llen he came to Allen A.ME.
tjsrreh. Dayton Ohio.
MAGAZINE
Tic N gro Journal Of Religion.
III la36 he began the publica-
ton of our best and most wide
IL read magazine, The Negro
journal Of Religion. Here was
job FOR which he was especially
fitted. sThe Negro Journal OF
Religion could boast Of being on
more college and university IL
brary table sthan any other Ne
gro publication. 1t was the most
widely quoted journal among
Negro publications.
Director of Tawawa Assembly:
Ministers Seminar:
Each summer the Negro clergy
Of the Third District assembled
at Wilberforce University under
DR.. Ridley's leadership for per
iod Of religious devotion, instruc-
tion and recreation. He called
to his aid representative Of all
denomination of this Mid West
area as lecturers and instructors.
j 1t was a season Of mental re-
freshment, religious reneWa land
inspiration, and physical relaxa-
ton.
Ohio Academy Of Science:
DR.. Ridley was a member of
the Ohio Academy of Science.
Public Address:
He was in constant demand by
the Kiwanis clubs, Boards of
Trade, Chambers Of Commerce,
Civic and Religious organizations
of white groups. Youth move
ments in Michigan, Ohio, illinois
and the East Of the white race
called him often to be their prin-
sipal speaker.
In his own church, as public
speaker he was unexcelled. There
is not a large city in the United
States that has not been charm
ed by his matches wit and mar
velous oratory There was no
gathering Of Negro youth where
he was not welcome and sought
as a speaker on the program,
Family Life:
In June 1917 he was married
to Miss Martha Tatum of Gin
j einnati, Ohio. Mrs. Ridley shar-
ed Loyalty in the labors and sac
ridces Of her distinguished hus-
band. She want with him and
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RFIlcIolJs ACTIVITY:

RELIGIOUS. ACTIVITY:
Iie t4s admitted to the Ohio
Conference III Washington. Gil,
ohio apan the recommendation of
the Hoiv Trinity 6'hurch. Nilber-
fofc4 University and Tic District
Conference at Jamestown, Ohio
Ill 1919
Y lifle 3 sftl'fsl l11 q i''Si'e ! -
.eioeleai '9eisii'lal8 fs P.'s,e0ieo 8
tile 17iloN f1lE e'isi ''4s. 'is''
oaiA' f.sS'i'' 'as'i's i.8te49s' ss'
}1.desaa aS'il li' s4 IL -
ltilId '5l5ssl ill 'iS'''''' 4sa' o'isot
FROM elsss e't'tsf' IS 49,
Nf.sL al1l4a W. s'e 1.s.g iisi0i'
.2@iial's'4i t1l8osa
Ia connection WifR als MISSION
aly Work II Africa, ne served as
Eliza Turner Pastor 81 the Eiiza
Turner Chllrch u MonioKla' west
Affica lie afsaflized the ilfst
A + League on tle West Toast
Of Africa, and published the flfst
African Recorder. lle was the
founder and organizer q brooks
Chapel Me. Church II Grew
Town rs was the flfst president
of the College and Industrial
School established by Blshop
Brooks, During his stay IN West
Africa he served as secretary 70
the American Legation. n the
midst Of these activities ne con
tracted the dreadful Alfleai
Black Water fever that hhalls
undermined his health
Upon his return TO America n'
was sent as PASTOR TO Quinn oha
pei Church, wilmington ONO
During five years OF service q
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" Young, Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Warmaek, Mrs. James War
mack, Dayton; Miss Helen Round
tree, Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
sic Bull, Frances Clarke, Colum-
bus; Nh. and Mrs. W. E. Singer,
Mrs. Anna Hart, Cambridge; Mr..
AMI Mrs. Gimblcr, Dayton; Orpheu
Choral Group of Allen ME-.
Church, Dayton; DR.. and Mrs. A,
Continued on page 81
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great educator and Christian
gentleman.
He is survived by his widow
and host Of relatives and
friends. The funeral was held
Friday, November 20 at p. m.
at Phillips Metropolitan G. NJ. T..
church on Carlysle avenue, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Burial was in
Alabama.
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MADAM LENA
Csc Special Reading
Hours: 9 A. NJ. 10 p. M.
YlNE WELCOME

EVEK I IINE w ELCUWT y
You will find Madam Lena is a
true born Palmist who is always
ready to serve humanity by help
ing those in trouble and distress.
Through her aid and advice she
has brought success and happi-
ness to many troubled soul.
You will forever bless the day
YOU seek the consolation Of this
famous woman. If you are wor-
ried, distressed and in doubt, you
need her aid and advice.
153 Washington St. Dayton, O.
LOOK FOR SIGN
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DUcATIoN:

He attended the public schools
Vicksburg thru high school,
ter which he matriculated al
lcorn College, Alcorn, Miss. His
ivanced work was done in Ohio,
here he achieved the degree Of
d. from Payne Theological
sminary in 1918; ABB, Wilber
,rce University, 1919; Am. Ohio
ate University, 1920; ID,
ayne Theological Seminary,
326. All work toward the Ph.D.
gree was finished except the
nal thesis.
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OBITUARY
RTH:

TX m:
Lendell Charles Ridley was
IN at vicksburg, Miss, April
.th, 1896, the son Of James
id Mamie Ridley. He was bap-
sed in infancy by the late DR..
ills. He was converted at an
srly age.
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Zion Baptist Church
Observes 10th
Anniversary

The observance Of the 10th
anniversary Of Zion Baptist
Evening star., 1940-11-09

MT. RAINIER ROOMS. KIT, BATH;
pvt. clean. comfortable, convenient: gener-
Gus closet space: bright; $3.50. WA. 25s3.
MILTON HALL. 2@22 EYE ST. NV. APT.
2l4-l rm., SunroOm. Kitchen. dressing
closet and bath: all utilities included; overs
looking garden: $3.50. IL
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1920 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-STUDIO
room. kitchen, private bath; separate en-
trance front and rear; S47.5O includes
sS,,its lO@
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NEAR GLEN ECHO-Large room in new
Colonial home for gentleman with car
Wisconsin 5234 before pm.
1923 BLAIR RID. NW.-CoZy room. next
bath; u block to bus; 20 mi. to city; ga
rage: $40. RA. l24s. To-
TAKOMA PIX, MD-lst st-fioor room, pvt
bath, new brick home. automatic heat;
reasonable Phone SH 1861.
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ROOMS WANTED,

RETIRED BACHELOR wants inexpensive
room about u mile Lafayette Square, pri-
vate house or occupied apartment; usually
out during day. Box 243-Z. Star. To-
UNFURN OR PARTLY FURN.: father
and Tyr. son. in private home, near
school: mothers care meals and home
environment for boy; father works nights.
eats out; n ". section. Box 194-Z, Star.
COUPLE desire l or room furn. apt, kit
bath, elec. Frigid.; location NV. or Airing
ton, State price by week. month Box
277-Z, Star. To-
REFINED, settled lady desires large. un-
furnished room for light housekeeping.
Roy o40-Z Star 0s
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, goth
and SITS. n.w.-1 room, kit. dinette pvt.
bath: day, So: / or 2 persons, week, SIS;
month, sos Full service. Frigidaire, nicely
furn. Ma. 5425. LINKINS co. direction
1881 n ST. NE-2nd FL, BEAUTIFUL
ly furnished bedroom, living room. kitch-
en-, sun porch bath, shower; gas electric,
heat. hot water. Frigidaire, linens. dishes;
couy. theaters. shopping; reasonable.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSES, S52.50 LIVING
room, bedroom kitchen. dinette. oath'
laundry and yard; rent includes light. neat.
refg, gas all conveniences OF modern
apt with the atmosphere and accessories
Of an individual home. Apply at 5O35 N.
CAPITOL St RA 1853
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
GRAFTON HOTEL

DOWNTOWN.
1908 18th, at K-Newly furn. and dec
rated rms. next baths, inner-springs; reas.
10s
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Master bedroom,
single, S45 double. l44 Grafton ST.
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ApARrMENTs UkFURkIsHED.

DOWNTOWN. 1915 18th ST. NW.-AT-
tractive front, . bedrooms. living room.
reception hall. Kitchen bath with shower:
free refrigeration: elevator; .S75. Similar
manager on premises. DE. 3S43.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

ELDERLY MAN, good room and board,
H. Jarvis, 1889 Newton st. NV TO-
LONELY, HEALTHY MAN, 20, wants SIM
pie, comfortable home with kindly old peo-
pie; reasonable. Box Soy, Star.
COUPLE wants warm room, twin beds, near
bath, and board, 3 meals light lunch.
from Dec. 1st through winter: S75 month.
Address Box 175, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
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EXTREMELY LOW RENT.

Excellent location, the Traymore. 1117
18th st. n.w.-Beautifully furn. apt. con-
siSting of large living room, dinette, kiteh-
en-. bath: Frigidaire. large clothes closet:
including linens and dishes, elec. and gas,
$40. Apply manager, Apt. ..
Evening star., 1940-11-09

1139 Conn. ave.-Large. comfortable
rooms with Simmons innerspring mat
wk. up; double. 5000 wk. I'D; with pvt.
bath. singles, $3.50 wk. up: doubles.
g17 40 Wk IN
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS

broom bungalows. S45 to $50 so; g.
room ROOM houses; SHe S5o-s55-Sao mo: and ;
Sunday. H. c. MAYNOR. 23i4 Rhode Is
land ave. ne NO 433S.
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MAN, young, to share comfortable rm in
pvt. home Meals optional. Express bus.
Unlim. phone. RA. 3025.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tCOnJllIued.)

Master bedroom, twin beds, private bath;
cunv. bus. 30 minutes downtown; S45 mo-;
for two gentlemen or employed couple:
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NICE. WARM ROOM with running water;
quiet house. Ala ST. sc. Atlantic
3gO3-W
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1918 LONGFELLCW ST N.W.-Large front
room; twin beds: private home; excellent
location: convenient transportation; gem
tlemen 10s
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.


SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES IN GOOD
For et5on do az rentals starting from $50. rs.
American Security g. Trust Co.,
MA. 4s15.
45l0 South Dakota Ave. NE.
=, rooms. 2 baths. h.-wh (gas furnacel,
eatte' pult-ln garage, 2 screened porches
asig S6S.5o HOHENSTEIN BROS, 7th
ana SITS. ne. Lincoln 0S97.
WOODBRIDGE.
1918 r. !. ave. n.e.-Detached. s'rms.,
bath, oil heat, garage. $50.
2204 Evarts st. n.e.-Detached. 7 rms.
SOS
1914 Newton st. ne.-semi-detached 8
rms. bath. oil heat; garage: reconditioned.
Also 43s 10th st. n.e.-corner row
brick, | year old rms. bath, gas hot
water heat, $50 so.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
2125 R, I. Ave. NE Ho. 5000.
NEAR WALTER REED.
1929 Whittier st. NV, off 16th-Modern
brick; s rms, 3 baths; maids quarters;
finished attic; oil heat: built-in garage;
new-house condition. 500
3119 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
D rms, incl. porch, > baths, Law. in
basement; oil burner, garage - SS5. 90
GARRETT PARK. MD.
Al MONTROSE AVE
4 rms, bath, h.-w.h.; newly deco
rated; garage ------- $3.50
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CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND; 30 QUINCY
st-Furnished suite. study, bedroom and
private bath: private residence; one blocK
from Connecticut ave: S35 a month. Cen
tleman preferred. Telephone Wisconsin
Evening star., 1940-11-09
NEAR WALTER REED.

1929 Whittier st. NV, off 16th-Modern
brick' 3 rms. baths; maids quarters;
finished attic; oil heat: built-in garage;
new -hOuSP condition g00
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B. F. SAUL co.

National 21OO. 925 18th st. NV
1914 34th ST. NV.
g rooms, bath and garage. semi-detach.
ed: newly pepered and painted throughout
Rent. $1,000.
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GLOVER PARK-Nicely furnished room in
pvt home, all conveniences; close to
GEORGETOWN University. Emerson 605l.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.


THE THE, wEsTM1NsTER. l6o7 18th Nv. Nv
water, inner-Spring mattresses: single So
up; double, 81 uD; showers, elevator,
GORDON. HOTEL. on beautiful 18th st;
rooms, near, showers, 81 uD: double from
S10.50 weekly: with bath. from S12.5Q
weekly; 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; excellent dining room
1922 L ST N.W.-Single and double rms,
conv. to showers; c.h.w.; tnnerspring mat
treSses; sing, S4-S5 doub. S7-SS.
THE VIVIAN; 1923 j st. NV, offers lovely
rms. all with running water, newly deco
Venetian blinds showers. switchbd., eiev;
single, Sc 80 wkly. up; dbles. $3.50 UP.
2519 CONN; AVE, OPP, bus stop, park
Single, double, suites, studios; innersprgs.;
o opt refE ssfPs Ped ao RS5nS s524 atSDla'eS 00Afo
1888 wARDER ST. N.W,-Newly furnished
room. reasonable rent. TAYLOR 1888
47O1 KANSAS AVE Nw.-Nice front
room, all modern improvements. Tele-
phone service. Buses pass door.
1854 PARK RID; N.w.M-7single room. semi
and and H car lines. fie Adams o5os. ''-e1' '"'
IA 18th ST. SE.-Attractive single room,
shower, private home, all conveniencesi
trans. Atlantic 7746.
CHEVY CHASE; $500 33rd St; n.w.-LoveIy
room for cultured settled gentleman.
Woodley OS43.
1877 IRVING ST. N.w-BriRht, cheerful,
double and single rooms. every convenience,
reas. Also room and board. DU. 1920.
1916 CALVERT ST. NW-Large front
room, nicely furnished. twin beds. inner.
spring mattresses. phone. plenty heat and
hot water; refined adults.
4739 18th ST NV. mr. Decatur-Private
residence; large attractive, front room;
near buses and 2 car lines; $50 one. $50
2. Georgia S263
LADY: home atmosphere: well furn.;
Besutyrest mat. large closet, next bath:
plenty heat, hot water: phone, $50. 254S
14th W, Apt. lat Euclidl. after 4.
PETWORTH. 41o7 sth st. Twin
press bus; gentleman.
NEAR WIS AND MASS. AvES-Trans.;
large rm pvt bath, c.h.w.; gentlemen:
single S25, double S35. Emerson 2147.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

4939 N. H. AVE N.W.-Large front room
IN pvt. corner home. twin beds: express
bus at door: gentiles only; S25 month.
Randolph $3.50
Evening star., 1940-11-09

62S MASS. AVE. NE-Lovely room for
| one who enjoys fellowship with other
| roomers: bright and cheerful: near bath;
| IN pvt. home: use Of living room; near
1 Lincoln PIX. 18th and st. car line;
| single, 500; double S25
Evening star., 1940-11-09

?39 18th ST. Sc
8 rooms: redecorated S27 20
Evening star., 1940-11-09

private home; convenient transportation:
unlimited phone: Jewish family. RA. O329
Evening star., 1940-11-09
ROOMS UkfURNIsHED.

large room lst floor. running water;
newly decorated; $40
Mr. TAKOMA BUS rms, kit, bath;
entire 2nd floor: 2 entrances: detached
home; ami; adults. GE 1907.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

". CHEVY CHAsE-6 RMS. BRICK.
newly dec, auto. heat; garden: porch;
near stores, bus, etc: $50. WI. 6149.
Mr.. BUREAU OF STANDARDS-SEMI-
det.-7 rooms, oil heat, 2I2 baths, nre-
place. garage, inclosed porches; SS5.
Eanrpia Q401
Evening star., 1940-11-09

l441 PA. AVE. SE-DUPLEX:. 1st FL,
5 rooms oil heat. porch. yard. basement:
S35 MUNSEY TRUST Co, Real Estate
Tapt National SOS0
Evening star., 1940-11-09
1915 18th ST. NV.
QUIET APARTMENT.

Nicely furnished single. non-housekeep-
ing apt: maid, linen, elec. Resident
manager
Evening star., 1940-11-09
S75.

SOB Franklin ST.. Alexandria Vain
Yates Gardens is this new home faithfully
reproducInE the finest example of architec-
ture OF Early Colonial Alexandria. 1t has
IN such features as random width plank
hooring exquisite tireplaces. a charming
wall garden and an inviting. hospitPbie
entry way. Call AID. 6623 or Temple 2SoS
REALTORS. EDW. R CARR BUILDER
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(Continued)

rms. bath. h.-wh. Available 18th.
Ihspectlon by a9pointment DE. 6361.
2S09 9Th ST NE.
rooms, bath hot-water heat,
gas cleo: large front porch $500
P. j. WALSHE, INC,
Evening star., 1940-11-09

1928 Garfield St. NV.
Modern, detached home, rms. a bed
rms baths. oil heat, refg.. 2-car gar
maids quarters; immediate possession
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th st. NV Ma. 0352.
1901 1st ST. NE.
rooms, kit. and bath. refg., s45.
WALTER A BROWN, 1415 Eye st. NV.
Ma. 1852. WI. 5134.
437 10th ST. N.E.-2nd-FLOoR APT,
rooms and bath; heat not furnished.
e. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
e09 18th St. NV. DI. COST.
Continued on Next Pogs.)
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BURIFTTH

SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES IN THIS
DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY. Il ROOMS
AND BATH. SOME WITH PORCHES. GA
RACES, ELEC. REFRIGERATION. S65-SS0
NEAR PAROCHIAL, GRADE AND HIGH
SCHOOLS: SEE MRS. McKONE. 3722
SHANNON & LUCHS,
1908 II ST NV. MA 2345
Evening star., 1940-11-09

JEWISH MODERN HOME. Dupont Circle
Large room. newly furnished. shower, con-
Meeting bath; privileges. North 4OO5.
1906 LAMONT ST. N.W-Larse, double
room, twin beds: also single bed in double
room with congenial young gentleman. de-
licinns meals AID no1o
Evening star., 1940-11-09

TAKOMA PARK. MD,
205 Albany. aVe.-New brick bungalow, @
rooms. bath, recreation room. built-tn
garage, front and back porches. NV h..
elec refrigeration: large shaded lot. Rent
o. B. HOPKINS,
1928 vt. Ave. DI. 7271 or WO. 0929.
UNIQUE GEORGETOWN HOUSE, IN
excellent condition, automatic heat and
electric refrigerator; rent, Sl15 month.
BOSS e. PHELPS, 1417 K ST. NV.
m FOXHALL VILLAGE. NEAR WESTERN
High School, graded schools and George
,scwn University Six. bedrooms, 3 tiled
baths, oil burner, electric refrigerator.
Excellent condition Rent, S125 month.
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K ST. NV.
zoos sth ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH,
LINKINs CO, 1922 H st. NV.
1929 LEGATION ST. NV. "a SQUARE
west Gem. ave.-Small detached home,
large front and rear yards; 3 bedrooms,
sleeping porch; oil burner; electric refriger-
C. W. SIMPSON CO,
2O24 Vermont Ave. NE. 300.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

1910 i4th ST. N.W.-IDEAL FoR ROOM
ing; heated apt. o rooms, baths; per-
feet condition: 500 W. H WALKER
Shoreham Building Ma. 1850.
Evening star., 1940-11-09
451O South Dakota Ave NE
WOODBRIDGE.

o,oo rooms. 2 baths, h.-wh. (gas furnace).
rsSC'' ratCo'' punt-ln garage, 2 screened porches
anS I, $3.50 HOHENSTEIN BROS, 9TH
O L itnlnsn
Evening star., 1940-11-09

WILL SHARE 2-ROOM APT. WITH GIRL
between 2O-30; reasonable. EN-. 1894.
1905 c ST Me- ROOM. KITCHEN
ette; attractively furnished Murphy bed
running water: S1.5O.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

$3.50 COLORADO AVE. NW.-BEDROOM,
liv rm. din. rm. kit. bath; Frigidaire on
house current; reas. Res. mgr. Apt. ZOZ:
1865 N ST. Nw.-LIVING ROOM KIT
chenette, bath; u blk. OF Conn; aVau.
Nov. Is: S43 so includes utilities.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

2OI5 10Th ST. NW.-3 WELL-FURNISHED
rooms, private bath. sleeping porch cabi-
net sink Frgidaire, phone; recently deco
rated; SI5 week.
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Ills MONROE SIT NV

7-room and bath frame detached hom,
large grounds; will be papered and painted
Rent. $1,000.
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1887 r. 1. AVE NV ROOM, K1ICH-
enette dinette. bath, dressing room. Walk
ing distance downtown DE. 2S30-R.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

2001 COL. RID.
Room and board, 50 week. Near Conn.
ave. on Mt. Pleasant car line.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

"a BLADENSBURG RID NE-One room,
suitable for man and wife, home privileges;
. Il
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3424 MT. PLEASANT. north of Newton
Large, sunny, corner rm., single or double;
porch: quiet neighborhood AID 5I6I-J
Evening star., 1940-11-09
SHOREHAM HOTEL.
Desirable Corner Apt.

Desirable Corner Apt.
apt, 1st-cIass furnishings, Utilities in
cluded. SIS rental 2410 Goth st. NV.
Free parking. Resident manager.
AN ADDRESS OF CHARACTER,
1929 CONN. AVE.
modern fireproof elevator bldg, ad-
Joining ROCK CREEK PARK: restaurant
in bldg. 24-hr elevator and secretarial
phone service; well-equipped clubrooms,
beautiful roof garden, squash and hand
ball courts are at the disposal of residents
and their guests without charge
2rf1.. dinette kitchen and bath apts,
tastefully furnished
Rents include gas, elec., refg. and Sec
retarial service.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Evening star., 1940-11-09

1916 Bird ST. Nw-Two ROOMS, KIT.
bath. large porch. refrg-. utilities; conv'
trans: adults: $4,000 3 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-09

GEORGETOWN. 1888 N ST. NW.-4
rooms, kitchenette and bath: clean and
neatly furnished; Frigidaire; janitor serv-
ice ApnlY 34l4 n st NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
The Navy Gets Ready

The calling into active service of
more than $1,000 men of the
Organized and Fleet Reserves Of the
Navy and the Marine Corps. while a
routine step in the emergency
mobilization of the Nations man
power, has special significance at this
time. The call, which had not been
expected to come for several months,
Is a reassuring indication that the
fleet expansion program is pro-
ceedlng ahead of schedule. New
ships are sliding down the ways, old
ships are being modernized and mer-
chant ships are being converted into
naval auXiliarieS faster than trained
men can be supplied from regular
Navy sources to man the additional
craft. 1t is necessary, therefore, to
summon the peacetime-t trained re-
Servists to fill out the depleted
regular ranks aboard new and old
vessels of the fleet. The Organized
Reserves are civilian sailors who
voluntarily have fitted themselves
for naval service in just such an
emergency as confrontS the country
today. BY regular drills, intensive
courses of instruction and occasional
cruises at sea, these young men, like
their comrades in-arms of the Ma
tional Guard, have prepared over a
period of years for the call which
now has come to them. The fleet
ReServiStS are Navy and Marine
veterans with a background of ex-
perience which will enable them to
take their places promptly and
efficiently beside the regulars.
The timing of the call is important,
also, when considered in relation to
the new threats directed at the
United States by the recently formed
tripartite totalitarian alliance. This
tWo-ocean lineup of lawless agrees
sors has given emphasis to the need
for tWo-ocean American Navy to
protect our shores from attack by
way of the Pacific or the Atlantic.
The need for speeding up the
construction of ships and equipment
and the training of crews and tech
nicianS has become doubly urgent.
Fortunately, the three bellicose
powers which have become our
potential enemies are seriously
occupied right now with aggression
in other quarters. But the days for
preparation are precious and we
must make the most of them while
fate favors us. Every ship that can
be added to the fleet, every man that
can be trained for the rigors of
combat duty help to prepare us
against the perils of what Secretary
Of the Navy Knox aptly has termed
the international brigandage of the
era