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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-15
Blues SingerBelie New Day Coming

One of TIE greatest of women blues singers
Jersey horned Miss Rhapsody i, looking for new
day in her profession For right now, the race
conscious lady freezes when people type" fem
blues singers vulgar, cheap, eus>ug pistol pack
ing mamas who live the lives off stage of women
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-15

ing the annual conference. She
returned home this week,
Mrs Mildred Brown received word
from her husband, Cpl, Mack
Brown, that he has arrived safely
in France Mrs. Conway Me
Curn who is teaching school Al
Sidney, was guest of her mother
and father Saturday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacey Craylus. Mrs, John
HE Mereuhenson and two sons,
Willie Ray and Ronald, left Tues
day for Corpus Christi, Texas,
where they will make their home
while her husband, Willie Ray, is
stationed for while. They will
also remain in Little Rock for a
few days visit.
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gall left Monday for Kansas City,
Kansas, 10 visit her husband, Pvt.
&. Stegall, who is in the hospital
near there. Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Branseonel of Newark made
a business trip here on Saturday,
Mesdames Lille Nance and Ellen
Ford attended the conficaton of
the Church of God in Christ at
Memphis during the past week.
Miss Margaree Frazier has res
turn to Chicago, having been here
at the bedside of her father, Jim
Frazier, who is somewhat better.
Mrs. N. A. Manly writes from
Kansas City, Kansas, that her
mothers condition is not much
improved. viii :Bo" Martin
writes that he likes Calf, very
much. The corner stone of
First Baptist church was turned
on Sunday eve at a service at the
church. Rev. N, l.. Dove deliver
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ed the message. Mrs. Sadie
Lee Meyers is able to be out
again after Illness. , The follow
ing pupils are on the Honor Roll
for the past six weeks 4th
grade Citizenship Honor Roll:
Leila Hatchett, Clementine Rey-
nolds, Edward Turner, Joe Jean
Wilson; 18th grade, Annie Sue Al
corn, Betty Lou Alcorn, Minnie
+. Scott, Willie M. Scott, Fannie
l.. Williams, Scholarship Honor
Roll, 4th Grade, Joe Jean Wilson,
Fifth grade, Willie l.. Stegall, Sth
grade, Robert Erby, Clayborn
Sprauling, 9th grade, Frank Jack
son, Conway Newton, Minnie B.
Reeves, Lizzie J. Warren, 10th
grade, De Armon Walker, Ruby J.
Balentine, Clarence Hendrix,
Katherine Price. Citizenship Hon
or Roll, Sth grade, Geraldine Kel-
ly, Curing Canada, James Jimer-
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NEWPORT
G.. ID, MAYS

Pvt. Leslie Williams of Georgia
Is here on furlough with his FAINT
~, IA Charles sCown of TT
Benning, Ga, is here on furloueh
with his family. Mrs. Kizzie
Bates, and Miss Indy Eastman of
Little Rock, visited their brother
henry Cooper and family here
during the past week. Little
Miss Joe Jean Wilson was enter
tanned with a birthday party on
thursday at their home on Front
ST A large group of school
friends dined, danced and attend
cd the theater. Mrs. j f.. Davis,
mother was assisted by Mrs.
Franchell Burton, and Miss Eura
MeCurry, Mrs. Willie Mae Ste
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+. 18th, n. l.. r., and Mrs. Mary
Dotson, l4l6 Vine St. Miss Eloise
sykes of l40l Pine St, n. L. r.,
also won a basket OF groceries
for having the ticket with the
lucky number Walter boxes
Jr, Pres, Agnes Daniels, Sect,
Freddie K. Mason, Treas, Sara
NJ. Poole, teacher, Mrs. j. Bon
ner, reporter. Dee. e, 1914, at
300 p, m. the p. T. 4. gave away
a goose, two hens to the ones
holdin gthe lucky number at Ce-
dar st. School, and a prize to the
child who sold the largest number
of tickets.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-15
MAIL US TWO DOLLARS,
AND WE WILL MAIL THIS
PAPER TO THAT SOLDIER
BOY FOR A WHOLE YEAR.
Bush School

Bush School Faculty presented
their Annual Minstrel featuring
b a n d n n a Babies Friday
night, December 8, 1914.
The auditorium was filled to
its capacity, and the patrons ex-
pressed themselves as having had
an enjoyable evening.
The receipts for the evening
We're S90.24. Pupils of the ga
room, with Mrs. Rose as sponsor,
won the prize for having sold the
highest amount of tickets, $4,000
and the 5B pupils sponsored by
Mrs. Anita Williams, sold $19.9S.
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CONWAY


Mrs Isabella Harris with the
assistance Of Mrs. Augie Belen-
ton, and Mrs. Ulmer Wilson and
MIS-. Lucille Dickefson, gave Il
banquet for Ebene2er church. in
honor OF the older people of the
community. Each young person
bought Il dinner for each older
| person This effort Is to keep
out in the Christmas I've Drive of
he church debt Mr. James has
returned home from a short visit
with relatives in Kansas. =.
Union Bapt Church School was
well attended with supt. Odell
Embry right ON the job. The pas
tor, Rev. II. A. Reed reviewed
the lesson, and delivered Won
derful sermon at the IL O'Clock
hour Union Bapt. Worshipped
With 81, John Bapt. church, Lit
Tie Rock, at p. m. All reported
having wonderful time. Total
collection for Union Bapt, was
1920. Total collection raised in
Little Rock was $4,000. The
following circles will meet in the
homes this week, Circle | 2, and
will meet at Mrs. Mary Woods.
Mrs. MIRANDA Taylor, Mrs. Bees
sic Roberts. Members and friends
were glad to see Mrs. Mrtis Henry
back in service after being i'll for
several days. Mrs. Isia Walker,
Miss Callie +. Walker, and James
Thomas were visitors at Ebnezer
AME church Sunday evening.
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conference at the Bethel AME
church on last Sunday and Mon
day night, Dec. 3rd and 4th, which
was the most successful quarterly
conference held at this church
The church at large is the scale Of
progress, Pastor Rev. r. o. CO.
dup. Mrs. l., Tate was called II
the bedside of her sister in New
port, Arkansas, There was a
birthday party given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Nancy Highes in
honor of Mr., Mort Campbell. A
chicken dinner was served. The
guests were Mr., and Mrs. Tomerje
Harris. Pat Collins, Tom Vel.
spoon, Mrs. Lee Brown, Catherine
Edward, Miss Lula Glover. Mr.
and Mrs. jim Harper, Mr.. and
Mrs, G. Williams, Mr. Campbeu
received many presents. -. There
was a Thanksgiving progrem rem
dered at the AME church Thurs
day night in honor of our soldiar
boys. Praying and giving thanks
for them. Mr., and Mrs. Column
bus Files, Mrs, Virginia Stringer
Mrs, Nancy Hughes went to Hot
Springs, Friday, Xmas shopping
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris and Mrs
{. Edward went to Hot SPRINGS
Monday to be at the bedside az
Mrs. Harris sister, Mrs. seeieI
Pennington. Mr.. Wilson, Mis-
eouri Pacific dining car cook Of
Little Rock, runs from here to
FL Dorado and is rooming at Mrs
Nancy Highes, Mr.. j. II. Jack
son of Detroit, Mich, is also room
ing at Mrs. Hughes. Mrs
Amanda Hunter who has been ON
the SICK list Tor some few months.
is improving, She can walk
around. She asks you for her
prayers, The first quarterly
conference of the AME church.
Elder L. 7 Davis. the amount
raised was $75.S5, Rev. f. r. Cur
up, pastor. Mr.. and Mrs. In
bert Wylie left Saturday for And
wine, Ark, after spending the
week with Mrs, Nancy Hughes.
Mrs. Aline Files is on the sick
list this week.
tark of Thanks
What a dreary old place this
world would be without friends
who were so thoughtful of US
during the recent death of our
son and brother, Rev. II. l.. Mil
Ter, We thank you with all our
hearts, Signed, Rev. A. l.. Miller,
Rev John Miller and Mrs. Amel-
err Miller.
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CURDON


Mrs. Sarah Steayens spent the
! weekend in Gurdon, and has re-
/ turned to her home in st. Louis,
Mrs. Clara May MeBide is on her
way to Washington, d. c., where
she is employed, =. Little Miss
Doretha 1inkins the daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs Jim Jinkins was
badly wounded by gas truck en-
route from Arkadelphia to Cur
don, She was rushed to Little
Rock University Hospital by the
state policeman who was passing
by Cpl. John A. Jefferson has
been in New Guinea for some
time, has been moved to the
Philippine Islands. He says he
feels moore at home now. He
has been over seas for years and
: months. Mrs. Starrie Jeffeer-
son is on the sick list this Week,
Mrs Hazel Bell is confined to
bed this week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sheppard has Just return
ed from Memphis, Tenn, where
they attended Holy Conyocation.
Willie Washington is here visiting
his Brother, Mr.. Booker Wash
ington. . E. We are sorry to hear
of the accident Of Mrs. Roxie l.
Charles. The city Of GurdoH
has been greatly damaged by fire,
which happened Monday morning.
Mr.. Walter Junell from Oakland
Calf, has returned home. He
has been working there for some
time. Raymond of Kilgore,
Texas, spent Friday night with
Mrs. Nancy Nudge en- route to
Malvern on a furlough to visit
his mother, Mrs. + Patello
Mr.. Randolph Ross is here visit
ing his mother. He will take his
leave Saturday for Kansas.
| Cpl. Eugene Henry is somewhere
in the European Area. He re-
ports he is doing fine. A ten
pound baby boy was born to Mrs.
Ruthie B. Ross, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. w. B.
Armstron gis home from the hos
pital, He is doing fine We wish
hi ma speedy recovery. Mrs. F.
Charles left for Briston, Wash
ington, Mrs, Florida Charles
Taylor has just returned from a
short visit in Cleveland, Ohio.
Sgt. Walter Jones, who is in a
hospital in Marysville, Calf, is
reported doing very well. Mr..
I and Mrs. Buckner and father are
back from Los Angeles. Mr..
Buckner vii return soon, but
Mrs. Buckner will remain here
with her mother. The Elder B.
f. Davis held his first quarterly
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son, Clayborn SPRAYING. 9th
grade, Itennie Stephenson, Frank
Jackson, Eearey Lee Denton, Van
dora Beard. 10th grade, Jimmie
Reeves, De Armon Walker, Ruby
J. Balentine, Clarene Hendrix,
Katherine Price, 18th grade, Will
liam Wyatt, Juanita Burns, Willie
J. Keely, Trepoia Stephenson
18th grade, Mozetta Tillman.
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BATESVHLE
Mrs. Elise Locke

Miss Vivian Waugh returned
Sunday from Osceola, where she
attended the annual conference
of Bethel AME church. The
students of B. j. II. S. will enter
tain the patrons with Emas carols
Sunday, Dec. 18th at 3 p. m.
Rev. X. j. Tolbert was guest
speaker. Mrs. Marian Baccum
spent last week in Osceola attend
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Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone 256

Mrs. Ruth Brown has returned
to ST. Louis. Mrs, Irene Evans
has returned home after having
spent a year in California. +.
Miss Freddie Phillips is here from
Detroit, Mich, visiting her faith
err and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lugene Philipson. Cpl, Hollie
Freeman, of Camp Claiborne, was
in the city last week visiting DR..
and Mrs. X. T. johnson. Cpl.
Freeman is the son of Prof. and
Mrs. W. H. Freeman, who are
former residents of this city. He
was returning from Fl. Belvoir
where he finished course in Civil
Engineering preparing for over
sea duty. j. Pfc, Lois NJ. Knowles,
of Camp Atterbury, Indiana, spent
her furlough with her sister Mrs.
Wilma Knowles Edwards, a teach
er at State College. Lois Estelle
and George Edwards Jr. spent
Thanksgiving with DIR. and Mrs.
r. T. Johnson, Miss Rather.
inc Grizzard. of Chicago, daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Claude Griz-
card birdie Hollis) is attending
the Ark. State College, Miss
Myrtle l.. Banks, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. S. b, Banks of For
rest City, became the bride of 1t.
William S. Callcn, of Pine Bluff
and Chicago in an impressive cere-
mony at the home of the brides
parents. Tie Rev. s. S. Smith,
pastor Of First Baptist Church,
offieiated at the ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
BY her father, was lovely in a
street length model of pink flan-
mel, and a small pink sequin hat.
Her flowers were a shoulder cor
sage Of white carnations, and size
carried white Bible Rev, George
W. Dudley, Jr. served as best
man. Mrs. Gallon graduated at
Tennessee State College, attend
ed Cornell University, and is a
member Of the Alpha Kappa Al
pha Sorority. She is now work
ING as Home Demonstration Agent
in Columbia County, with head
quarters at Magnolia, Ark 1t.
Gallon attended Arkansas State
College, and Crane Jr. College of
Chicago He is now stationed at
Fort Huaehuca, Arizona. Mrs,
Lanier c. Stevens, sister of the
groom, attended the ceremony. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones, expect
their son, Pvt. James c. Jones.
with his bride Tuesday, December
10Th, to spend the Xmas Holt
days. Their daughter Nurse Cadet
Annye Carolyn Hamilton, of Tus-
kegee, is also expected home for
a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Jones, will be pleased to have
their many friends in to meet the
Mrs. Ollie Mae Jones. Miss
Mary Sanders, and Mrs. Turendy
Sindleton, left Monday, December
Ord for an indefinite stay in Oak
land, Calf. They are the daughters
of Mrs. Mary Singleton of East
2lst The Lords Supper was
held at the St. John A. M. e.
church, Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
Green, delivered a very fine mes
sage. Prof. Freeman, the former
Sunday School superintendent was
here Sunday. He is now serving
in the United States Army. The
Jr. Choir is preparing for very
line Xmas program during the
holidays Plans are now being
made for charging the choir.
Mrs, Ella Robinson left Phoenix, |
Arizona. She left December S,
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Card of Thanks-We, the be-
reayed family OF Henry L. Mosby.
who departed this life Nov 22.
1914, wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our friends and
neighbors for the Kindness shown
us during the illness and death of
father and brother, We also wish
to thank Rev. II, NJ. Green for
the sympathetic and comforting
words. Alpha f. Mosby and
family.
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N. Little Rock
Mrs. A. j. Bonnie

The End grade Victory Read
ing Club observed Thanksgiving
with a big party, Wednesday aft
ernoon, Nov. 30, 1914, which was
enjoyed by all. The club also
gave two large baskets of gro
ceries to Richard Samuels, 1921
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PINE BLUFF
- 3D. = $1,000

1944. Card Of Thanks - We
wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and sympathy and beautiful flor
al offerings, also our many white
friends, uring the passing of our
brother, nephew, and granddaughter
Mr.. Nehmial Frederick who pass
ed December Bird,
Mr.. Richard Fredeiek, brother,
Toledo, Ohio
Mrs, Marquett Freeman, aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt
Mrs. Caroline Mathews, Grand
aunt.
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MALVERN

Eva Y. Ross Ada Il. Wright
The Mt, Zion Baptist Sunday
School was conducted by Supt
Jackson Smith, review was by the
pastor, Rev, NJ. l., Youngblood.
Bethel Sunday school was con
Quoted by Supt, Lawson. The
Bethel Lites will serenade the
community, Christmas, so be OF
the watch. The First Baptist
Junior choir will render the
Christmas program. Rev. j. s
Drew from Okla preached al
ll;0O service. Pref. Bailey At,
tende dthe A. C, A. y. at the Jones
Hi School in North Little Rock
$. lie Raymond Pattillo is visiting
his parents here, Sgt. James
Matlock is guest of his parents
and relatives here. Mr.. and
MIS- raul Bryant VIII soon be re-
slaIhs IN their beautiful new home
on Bank 81, Miss Lucille smith
Is reported we'll and is now at
tending school at Arkansas Dap
INST 'ollese' a, u Rowan oil
flhe Bluff, was guest of Mr. and
MIS- val wright ,,-,
queen OF VI. IL. ;. CHOSEN
MISS Geraldine Edwards, dau-
enter oil MIS-. Allee MerriWeather
oil Rockpoft Arkansas, was chos-
Ell queen oil the Malvern High
SCHOOL FRIDAY
MISS Edwards, very active
Evening star., 1944-09-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

YOUNG MAN desires board and single
room with running water in it EX 6s4S,
YOUNG WOMAN, leaving country tempo
rary period must find comfortable home
with simple. kindly people for elderly
father suburbs or nearby small town;
reas. rate. Give details. Box oS-H Star .
GIRL wants employment in home in ex-
change for room and board; prefer near
Howard University Please write MISS
MMILDRER CARTER, 1925 Gibbard ave,
Columbus ., Ohio 13s
WANT room and board for elderly couple.
Give full information in reply. Box 1l9-H,
5LDIRLY ELDER fsA MAN wishes M 5oqm and board in
BOARD and care wanted in Protestant
home for aged lady. References ex-
CHANGED Box 74H, Star IL.
REFINED MAN and wife wish board and
room IN home. Box 1G9-H, Star.
ROOM and board in Spanish speaking
IaTiIy rITn5 Nv wanted by h-year student MISS
GENTLEMAN, wishes room and board in
pr9teStan' family; give details. Box
EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN wishes room and
meals; congenial gentle family; northwest
sec; Immediately BOURNE. 1919 18th ST.
D1 ,3395. between q and so weekdays.
WANTED, Oct. l, man 60. studious, single
room, : meals; pay S4S if walking dis
tance 10 Internal Revenue; need room for
in winter BOX 39l-Y Star. 20.
GENTLEMAN, bachelor. nondrinker or
smoker. wants board and lodging with
ssemiprivate bath in refined gentle guest
home. Box 3-H, Star IOs
Evening star., 1944-09-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

l4O1 E. CAP. ST. large room and
single room. COW. transp.: some privils.
fsi n1? l$.S ShsS ST. Sc. e. lao at. Ii double room
apt; tao,, eony; 70 Armory and Navy Yard al
500 9th ST. s:E.-Large front room,
twin twin beds; conyenient transportation; gen.
FRoSr sosn oRiS ROOM FIR n private home close
m Protestant na 01S srs hf TR ss5 ss peas '0r 10y s'
l34 F. ST; s:E;-Nicely furnished from, Em;
A isI Eth ST. A0 Sc. "a Apt 8oo2 Large from
twin twin bedroom; near Navy Yard and aTmory
$50 N. c. AVE. s.E.-Single and double
rooms, running water Near Navy Yard
Convenient transportation.
YOUNG LADY in private apartment, with
s, sEs MRS NJ, i$II H. al gay s1adayy Wv. ,sn
bed room, pvt home; close 70 good trans;
Newly FuR% k6boSs: bdSS in Pr P5tysss home
ith sT cheerfO
for young lady; double bed, desk, lamps
LAkGE fKoNT ROOM ZOO oqoniGS"i 5or two girls. Lu
1911 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Furnished. 2-bed-
rm., kitchen and living rm.; owner male,
500 9Th ST. s.w-a or nicely fur. large
housekseping rooms; reasonable; Norse
MasrFR las hs'iMi'fa BEbRooa sa private corner home
trans. all Govt. gentlemen. AT. 1914,
GIRL to share rm. with another, with or
without board; twin beds; walking distance
70 town; opposite Procurement Bldg. Gail
Il SKwL9 S' 'REDEcoRArEp light double room
fs sss 0fts sr on R homs nS near bus
S. single. $50 double. AT 81 O4.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.
WIFE OF OFFICIAL No :,

WIFE OF OFFICIAL. no children. %
nlshed; msf IT,, telephone essential; Georgetown
4-room furnished bungalow in Airing ton on
I-BEDRM. APT. nnfurnished. first floor;
couple; ao District otnf or Arlington; by Sept
bre Naes pnponf sR fuFnisaed cleie De-
UNFURNIsHED, one room kitchenette
town; !2-3 bedrooms; no children no pets
WMaN VS. MI empIeSea 1aeS by
FSKSfsTfb fsfiish AfAkrMiST silS f5S $G
GERS. Medical Corps, NV. section. ordWay
ssSSi SAyx lrfg1Esasr E sa and wife desire one,
ably in Northwest section or % nearby evfr- Vir-
Einia. Telephone 1T. c. W. THOMPSON.
RE 74Q0. Ext: 9766 or 62O44. until 5 :3C
UP 70 seos-Army oficaer and wife de.
sire furnished apt, NV. section by Sept
e; l5sz no children or pets. Call Adams
FuRN1sHED. 2 or 8 rooms with private
na6h' 5aa1' Young married couple. Call TIE.
ARMY OFFICER, wife desire furnished
apartment, NV. section; Immediate occu-
pancy. no children, no pets; prefer modern
apartment building. Adams 1896. MRS.
TWO EMPLOYED SISTERS. colored, de-
sire Groom, kitchenette apt; prefer n ".
section. or rooms with desirable living
conYeniences. Boz 26-H. Star 10.
COUPLE wants unfurn. apt. in studio bldg
or house, northwest; . or rooms, kitchen
ana pam ,to-H. star. 13s
MOTHER AND son, Government workers.
want furn or unfurn. apt. or cooperative
arrangement. EN-. 0906 after g.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, most appreciatiye
fine furnishings. wants one-roon apart
ment in modern NV. apartment building
See me before letting, Box S7-H, Star. los
nished Groom, kitchen and bath apt, NV.
section. Telephone Decatur 5000, Ex-
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. 2-year- -old child
will pay well for Q furnished apartment or
house. Columbia 1000. Ext. lO9-A.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
ROOMS FURN.--kosthssst Cont,

ROOMS FURN.-korthsSst tcont.)
ina SI4 lath a. ST. gT En- salI% dTssS;
s&lsI; & S Is sssS ssssSsnsa' s,l
Ssss Sssssssas5is sensils Roms' 'fso ho
sSiss1s ~ or sirs home DsVlf:sss SsS5Ss?s
BRooKLANDG location. front
next bath, 2 exposures; employed lady
SMEEafUr Al En- PRoNF Pas Rs Room SS ~
persons; single beds. use Of kitchen and
pSrcR Room or xt sr OF Il coap
nest nes to s bath With shower DE 2as5
@ 81 wsEsps M AD' ant dafasase
9o1 B ST: N.E:-one single sleeping room
10 S ST. N.E.-2nd-f floor room, adjoining
sa n 0eaiR AVE. tfr aSft lazy
Portable rooms. twin beds, private family:
sss usoN Tsas m with
asas aIas5s RfIvsSsS ssso no other
26di 10th 81. N.E.I,Large front room
sOs e., CAPITOL sT.-Largc single room,
conyenient ,faNua m Navy Yard and downtown; en-
BRo0KLAND-$ furn. rooms for girls,
Laundry and phone priy;, conv.- trans.
4fr sT M stfG s1ef Tsshdays fsem SspU Mi bs
opposite Supreme Court-Large double rm.,
snIniShed firahia nav pvt. bath tght; very de-
sss sss Mp AvE: N.E:@poaSle Ei; room. next to
sfh sfa ,s.S S0sfs ST. tSop cfp1s0 r
Ssa fro1EE 5SEE yoons yoOm laay tSin
MICH. PARR; 4so7 18th st, n.e.-sinsle
aear as,. tTspsp; rms 81 day Y smpli DU. 647si
room. suitable for 2 or 5; "a block car car
sGs q a435s,1S ss$ s. SEE5ons 57g5 sleeping ROOM
THE GALENA. 1872 B St. n.e.-Light, clean
large closets and chests; laundry facili-
S3: A ST; N.E.-Large sleeping room. first
s9;y.i. sos ST. TN SELsFse front room semi
s siseHsfi SFwToN FSsF ST ST. NE Srprivate home.
tress, unlimited phone; convenient transp +:
il$s MORSE ST. N.E.-wen.turn. rm.
5ath; Tannins hot Water' AT. aGt'" d5ss ssA' 10
ATTRACTIVE single room, unlim phone,
housekeeping DrlVtlS new home cOny
transp employed young girl GE 7702
COLORED-Large room southern expo
sure. for : employed adults. Call Sun
COLORED: Brookland-3 rooms to rent
men only, Call after 8 pm. any day ex-
cept Monday. Hobart 2l67
FOR COLORED-Room for rent for couple
in ne. section. FIR. 0690.
COLORED-Twin beds for 2 refined girls
Call all day Sunday Ii. 1902
COLORED; sol G st. n.e.-Nce double
room for refined young men; twin BEDS
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Rooms WANTED Cont

ARMY CAPTAIN wants that. really nice
rent 70 help Wsshinston's, war housing
Eis Known in residential Msshinston ana h
sTsssss to IN ocss ssy in as s4ss etgssa con
Ihereto. Cali RE. S4oo' d Ext SaA 45s7 & hea, On
rRTSAsfE ROOM ROOM in home or apt by COLLEGE
woman, responsible, employed: near Du-
pont Circle. MI. 1903 Sunday. 8 am. to
APARTMENT or 2 rooms unfurnished in
private home; good NV. section; by re-
oee no 81 s6o sxt sssnns classes
Sieipltv Gi9nh EXEC; f1naJ desires room PVT bath.
Ss-J sec.i pFssier private home and garage. Box
WOMAN, WON Goyernment worker, qgiet far;
SMiiD,iDLE.AGED Sni,i professional man of good
hhabits vents single room in quiet private
1905 4Soo' Ext tn91s 9ee4i to today only. RE
MIDDLE-AGED educated gentleman with
anidet and h tastes a. , wants single room, or room
SsssEiptten Boy iaa.H faye spsr, Rs1ee location
room nS RL wishes
prefer Pr a,o breakfast and laundry privileges.
EMpIoYEb En- pgtSsi Mss SSTI1kEn HIkEi WOMAN w,, g.
and bath. Bog 49-H, Star. '1'''i
SETTLED LADY, Govt. emp-Large unfur-
doWntown. Box 1S5-H Star. ia
LADY, congressional employe, desires COM
share share apartment with same. Box is3-H,
hoOM WANTED in private home where
with fireplace; in good condition. In K
privileges. For lady secretary to Govt.
nigh I official: Box 2s-Z, Star.
WANTED, in downtown area Northwest,
ciean, airy room. preferably with bath
W1th WI Laundry prlyileses,. by Catholic wom-
WANTED-one large unfurnished room
tagon. Box 334-Y, Star. 10s
Il HALL al for & Swiss social club; monthly
mifeeiilnss: mi about 80 members: kitchen IA
ROOM with twin beds by man and wife
until apartment can be located with or
Box 124-H, Star II.