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Evening star., 1945-03-17

a forum on Temperance as 1t Re-
lates to the Use of Intoxicating
Liquors" tomorrow, with w. T.
Wrenn, E. H. Reed, D. A. Dollarhide
and Judge Eugene Black. The
Mems Forum will discuss Dunbar
ton Oaks proposals, with DR.. Stew
art Webster as moderator.
Mrs. William E. Abernethy will be
guest teacher of the Vaughn Glass
tomorrow. Members of the Florence
NJ. Brown Glass will be guests.
Senator Clyde r. Hoey will speak
at the annual banquet on Friday.
The George H. Winslow Mems
Bible Glass elected j. G. Rundles
teacher; w. C. Hinegardner, assist
ant; T. T. Madden, president; H.
w. Nalley, vice president; w. Pear
ell, secretary; c. D. Coen, assistant;
H. N. Williams, treasurer; B. M.
Leache, assistant; j. P. Hunnicutt,
associate secretary; H. E. Spangler,
social secretary; A. C. Nelson and
P. F. Macdonald, publicity secre-
tarieS.
Representative Jed Johnson OF
Oklahoma will be the guest teacher
tomorrow at the Templemen's Bible
Glass of Temple Baptist Church.
Eugene E. Ditto, attorney, will be
guest teacher tomorrow at the Har-
rison Bible Glass of Congress Street
Methodist Church.
Representative Walt Horan OF
Washington will speak to the Clyde
Kelly Class of Chevy Chase Presby-
terian on Conflict"
The Haywood Glass of Foundry
Methodist Church will meet tomor-
row at $3.50 pm. at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Tayman.
The Trilla B. Young Glass OF
Western Presbyterian Church will
hold a business and social Tuesday
evening.
Representative Clare Engle of Cal
lifornia will be guest speaker tomor-
row at the Sparkman Bible Glass
of Hamline Methodist Church. The
Harriet T. Lipp Glass will meet al
the home of Mrs. R. D. Chandler
at pm. Tuesday.
! The Philathea Glass of PetWortf
Baptist Church will have Miss Ethe
Lucas as guest teacher tomorrow.
The Kings Messenger Glass o
McKendree Methodist Church viii
hold a business and social meeting
at pm. Tuesday. Hostesses viii
be Miss Mary E. Couch and Mis-
Nora E. Rizer.
Mai. Stafford Fletcher will lead ;
discussion at the Fellowship Clas
Iof Chevy Chase Methodist Churcl
tomorrow on THE British Common
wealth of Nations" A box socia
will be held at pm. "wednesday
followed by business meeting.
Evening star., 1945-03-17

June, 1910. Three months later the
congregation moved into its first
meeting house near Fourth and G
streets Sc.
1t was out of this church that the
13 members in May, 1842, withdrew
to found a new congregation. The
members met in the First Presby-
terian Church for three months in
1843 under the direction of the Rev
Jacob Knapp. Mr.. Knapp later re-
corded the members next hired
hall with the understanding we were
to vacate it two evenings in every
week, on which nights it was en-
gagged for holding balls" Trouble
with the dance-hall managers fol-
lowed, but precautionary measures
concerning the lease enabled the
church to stay. In April, 1843, a To-
cation on E near Sixth street NV.
was selected and. the members
moved in to the building. changing
the church name to the E Street
Baptist Church.
The Rev. DR.. George w. Samson,
a recent graduate of Newton Theo-
logical Seminary, at "a became the
first pastor of the church. He guided
its destinies from 1843 to 1850 and
from 1852 to 1859. During the year
1846 Gen. Sam Houston attended
services. "He whitfield during the
preaching but his mind absorbed
the sermons to an extent that as
tonished the pastor, who was also
surprised by Gen. Houston's knowl-
edge of the Bible" The general
came frequently to services, reward
ing "some little boy or girl with a
toy that had taken shape under the
magical strokes of the big ivory
handled clasp knife"
Among the other public figures
to attend the church during this
period were Stephen A. Douglas
and Amos Kendall, postmaster gen.
eral in Lincoln's cabinet.
DR.. Samson left the E street church
to become president of Columbian
College. The church during these
years had a close association with
Columbian College, now George
Washington University. All its
presidents preceding DR.. Samson,
except one, were members of the
E street church. They were: DR..
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Catholic u. Plans
Services for WAVES
OF Arlington Farms

WAVES and civilians residing at
Arlington Farms, Va, will spend
tomorrow at Catholic University,
participating in day of recollec-
ton, under the direction of Right
Rev. Msgr. John NJ Cooper, dean of
the anthropology department, serv-
Ing as retreat master.
They will meet at IL am. in the
National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception and be welcomed by the
Right Rev. Edward B. Jordan. vice
rector. Mass will be sung, with the
Rev. DR.. James A. Geary, assistant
professor of Celtic languages and
literatures, as the celebrant.
At 11:40 am. Msgr. Cooper will
preside at a conference. At noon.
luncheon will be served in Graduate
Hall. Msgr. Cooper will conduct a
conference at 2 pm. A tour of the
shrine then will be made, with the
Rev. George B. Stratemeier, chap
lain of the university, as leader. A
final conference will ensue from 4
to 4:30 pm. with benediction by
Msgr. Cooper.
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Park View Church Sold;
Last Services tomorrow

The Park View Christian Church,
at 627 Park road NV. for the past
68 years. has sold the property to
the Baltimore A. M. E. z. Church
and will hold its last services there
tomorrow, it was announced by the
pastor, the Rev. George M. Ander-
son.
Plans are under way for the con-
struction Of a building on Eastern
avenue in the Silver Spring area.
A program and social will be held
at 7 pm. tomorrow, Bible school
activities will be at 9:45 am. and
the final sermon at IL am.
The first building was Union
Chapel, built in 1877. In November,
1899, it was organized as the Whit
ney Avenue Christian Church, which
in 1919 was torn down for the pres
ent structure.
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Stephen Chaplin, DR.. Joel s. Bacon
and DR.. Joseph G. BinneY.

Stephen Chaplin, DR.. Joel s. Bacon
and DR.. Joseph G. Binney.
The Civil War produced dissension
in the congregation as many men,
bers were Southern sympathizers
The pastor, the Rev. Joseph S. Ken
nard, spoke out strongly in favor of
the North on the Sunday when the
news Fort Sumter had fallen reached
Washington. He closed by urging
his church to rally to the support
of the Government. After a mo-
ment of silence, the Southerners left
their seats and went out" The
resultant withdrawal of members
and the strong sectional feeling
remaining ultimately caused DR..
Kennard, still beloved by those who
followed and those who left him, to
resign.
The church was reorganized in
1877 under the Rev. DR.. j. w. Parker,
who became pastor in October 1876
But another 25 years were to 60 by
before the congregation moved to
the present site at Tenth and N
streets NV. and charged its name
to Temple Baptist Church.
Eight churches have since sprung
from the original church. The
Fourth Church in 1853 and the North
Church in 1873 subsequently merged
with the First Church. In 1857 the
mission started by the E Street
Church became the Island Baptist
Church, today the Fifth Baptist
Church. The Metropolitan. 1878;
Brookland, 1881; Sixth, 1862, now
Calvary; Bethany, 1904, and I'M
manuel. 1906, all trace their origins
to the E Street Church.
The Rev. DR.. j. J. Muir, a Scots
man, was pastor of the church from
November, 1889, to August, 1924. He
was chaplain of the Senate from
1921 to his death in 1927. His
pastorate was regarded as "one OF
the most notable in the church his
tory of the National Capital"
Ministers following DR.. Muir were
the Revs. Thomas E. Jones, Thomas
E. Boorde, Randolf L. Gregory and
Luther Holcomb. Mr.. Gregory is
now a chaplain in the AAF and is
overseas.
The Rev. DR.. John E. Briggs came
to Temple Baptist Church in Oc-
tober, 1943. He had retired that
June after completing "a years as
pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church
serving before that for five years at
the Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
at Atlanta, Ga. He is a graduate OF
Mercer University and Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs live at 16l:
Harvard street NV.
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DR.. P. S. james Guest
At Petworth Baptist

The pastor of Petworth Baptist
Church, Rev. James P. Rodgers,
will make an evangelistic appeal at
both services Sunday. DR.. Paul S.
James, pastor of the Baptist Taber-
nacle, Atlanta, Ga, will begin a
series of evangelistic messages Mon
day night. He will speak at pm.
daily, except Saturday.
On March Is J. w. Marshall, per-
sonnel director of the Foreign Mis-
sion oBard, will speak: March 81
DR.. M. T. Rankin, secretary of the
Foreign Mission Board; March %,
DR.. w. S. Allen, president of Stetson
University, De Land, Fla.
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Albright Entertuins
Musons and Eastern Stor

The last sermon in the series on
Personal Problems" will be preached
at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church at II am. on Sunday by the
Rev. George E. Schnabel on THE
An-Inclusive Problem
At 7:45 pm, Stansbury Masonic
Lodge and Ruth Chapter of the East
ern Star will be guests at a Masonic
service. The sermon subject will be
These Are the Dividends"
On Wednesday night there will be
workers conference.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Notice to Oreanists

The special page devoted to
Easter Music in the Churches
will be published in The Eve
ming Star on Saturday, March
81. 1t is requested that pro-
grams be sent to the Music Edi-
tor only, not later than Friday,
March %, and in typewriter
form. Notices received after
that date will not be used and
no personal notifications will be
sent out.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Farewell Reception

A farewell reception for the Rev.
Flint Kellogg, recently resigned as
rector of the Church of st. Stephen
and the Incarnation, will be tend
cred by a committee of the parish
at the Maret School, 2118 Kalorama
road NV, from to pm. tomor-
row. Members and friends are
invited.
Evening star., 1945-03-17
Federation Meetinq
At Mt. Pleasant Church

Continuing his lenten them, THE
Keys of the Kingdom" DR.. Fred
Sherman Buschmeyer, minister of
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, will speak at IL am. tomor-
row on THE Key of Humility"
At pm. there will be an inter-
church fellowship meeting, under
the Craftsmanship of DR.. Clarence
Crawford and sponsored by the
Washington Federation of Churches,
with Dean Stuart Nelson of Howard
University School of Theology as
the preacher.
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u blDle quiz.
Alden w. Hoage
will lead a dis
cussion on Bible
class work, and
George E. Harris
will preside at
the business ses-
sion. Harold S.
King and w. r.
Schmucker will
partic ! p a t e in
the program.
The A. B. Pugh
Glass of Mount
V e on Place
M e t h o d l S t
Church will hold
Evening star., 1945-03-17

10 1 D I III LIl6
T h ird Baptist
c h u &c h. The
seed then so well
planted has to-
day grown into
the sturdy tree
Of W ors h / D
known as Tenn
p i e B a p t | S t
Church.
The story of
t he C h u r C h
should properly
begin with the
organization of
the Second Bap-
fist. Church i'm
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TrtrnnH

FRIENDS MEETING ORTHODOXY.
18th and Irving Streets NV
II a:m:-Meeting for Worship Welcome.
Friends Meeting of Washington,
2111 Florida Ave.
Meetings for Worship First Day (SundayD
az II am. All interested are welcome
YOUNG People. $50 pm. S. S., 10:45 am
Evening star., 1945-03-17
BY CASPAR NAMES,

One hundred and three years ago
Is members of the Second or Navy
Yard Baptist Church in Washington
were given permission to withdraw
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Organized
Bible Glasses
by PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,

The Organized Bible Glass Asso-
clifton will meet at the Ninth Street
Christian Church at pm. Tues
day. Dale S. Crowley will conduct
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CALVARY

1459-63 Columbia Road N. W.
DR.. ORRIS GRAVENOR ROBINSON.
11:00 a.m.-"God's Stern Warning"
Sermon by the Minister.
500 pima Colony of Heaven"
DR.. E. Cranston Riggin.
100 q m -Youtn MeetippS
Evening star., 1945-03-17

Qhrtatahrlphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
s. s., 10 am. Services, IL am.
1912 9th st. NV. Bird FL Public Invited.
Christadelphian Chapel
1872 Webster ST.. NV.
3. g.. TO Am. Services, l1:15 Am.
Evening star., 1945-03-17

Forum Discussion.
A. B. Pugh
Bible Class
Sunday. March Is
1000 AM.
Mt. Vernon Place
Methodist Church
9th e. X SITS. NV.
Subject:
Temperance"
Judge Eugene
Black, Presiding.
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ROSEDAlE
Tennessee Ave. Near d St. NE.
DON E. GRIFFIN. Minister.

9:45 am.-Church School.
11:D0 s.m.-Morning Worship.
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PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. at Grant Circle.
JOHN CURRY MILAN, d. d.
300 a.nn.-Church School all ages.
100 an. m.-"Disc0vering Christ"
ZOO p.m.-Youth Fellowship.
500 p.m.-"The Way to Success"
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MOUNT TABOR

wisconsin Ave. and 35th st. NV.
ARTHUR c. DAV. Minister.
o:45 srn-Church School
o:45 arn-Men's Bible Glass.
IL: 100 ANA Resolution That Was
Kept"
500 m-"Sa tisfaction of Loyal
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EMORY

61OO Georgia Ave. NV
EDGAR c. BEERY, d. D.. Minister.
$50 m-Church School
100 a m m.-"BeIief and Its Conse-
auences."
$50 pm-Youth Fellowship
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Sth and Seward Square Sc.
Rev. Daniel W. Justice. d. D.. Minister
$50 a.m.-Church School for all
ages.
HOO a.m.-"My Debt" DR.. H. e.
Cromer.
3:15 p.m.-Young Folks Choir.
400 p.m.-Intermediat te Fellowship.
$40 p.m.-M. Y Fellowship.
7:30 p.m.-"Christian Bankruptcy"
Ensign Don L. Francis
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EPWoRTH

Rev. Harry Evaul. D D.. Minister
II 100 am.-Dr. Chosteen Smith.
T.S0 q m Dir Nelson Pierre
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Chr mrthnhta1 Ghnrrh

HEAoouARTERs-METHoDsT BUILDING. 100 Maryland Ave. NE
Resident Bishop, Charles w. Flint, D.,
E. D d.
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Rhode Island Ave. and First St. NV.
EDGAR A. SExSMITH. D. D.. Minister
a.40 a m-Churrh School
HOO a a.m.-Our Mediator. "The Man
Christ Jesus"
500 p.rn.-Guest Speaker, Miss
n1iyo HodroS
Evening star., 1945-07-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER. wife, one child REQUIRE
furn. house; perm. assignment; immaculate
SILVER saf Tssrssefs sprinr Piohs is Sir II il5S ee %
FURN. HOUSE OR APT, suitable for 2
servicemen and wives, in Northwest sec
HOUSE iiea G OR ga oAsppARTMENT-Around middle
Of July; furn: or unfurn.i 2 or 3 ped
rooms. CAL TIE. 4276. 80
unfnrnished i1iil MS VI house. Phone re. $40. 8.
IF YOU KNOW Of any one who wants to
rent a 3-bedroom unfurnished house in
Alexandria. Arlington or Nor5hwsst 4, wash
ME. 1900, Ext. 7ls, MANY thanksp 81
yACATIoNERs viii you suitcase or lease
furn. house or apt, for immediate oc-
S isIs 1a sa RrefSsdDar chdrsna % ca
GNfuRaisRED U RfEiSean HousE. Eng or bedrooms.
in Va, Md or suburb of the District; no
liable. permanent tenants; win take lease
Se HRGp E isS ssFsa With Gsps Sss
ssy furnsSsd In o. ssisss an souss
preferably in Chevy Chase, Bethesda. or
local references; win take ! year Or
able guarantee on furnishings Must be
ayailable by August II possible. Box
Ii. coMDR., wife and e-year-old child,
or bedroom house on yearly basis in
EepIy HorETuIs nSis q Room 4o5, 400 New
INSPECT our residence to see the excel
lent care we viii give your bedroom
iurn. or unfurn. house. Ia NV suburbs,
shss Rs owssr e Tss i he snek e s. p
dssn q Dsss. ssd'is WI s7o7. ~ sis' = '1n
Evening star., 1945-07-02
BOATS.

OUTBOARD ROW BOATS, 2; 1 new. Call
ouTBoARD MOTION. is41 model Eyinrude.
at 1900 Alton pl. NV.
3s-FT. ELCo, dbl. cabin, ctr. bridge, 1.25-
hip. engine, co., system, Aux. gen, bot
tied gas. beautifully .reconditioned: $4 800.
Slip 4.E 1900 Maine ave. s,w,
SMALL CABIN CRUISER. 16-ft., q hp.,
outboard; ideal for weekend cruisings.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, johnson; also small
electric motor. Call CO 2644.
fully equipped. 3 lavatories, pressure
water, full-size protane gas stove; ready
Z s.ifIN III sSqG sMoop asSs s if77s with .uxsry
nsy sails usg4r sRd TiEFsnoS IS Pih
ExcEPTfoNAL OFFERING = As. Dawn
Cruiser. custom. interior. comfortable sc-
cabins Twin Grays. 6-el. 3-to-1 reduc-
ton. Top speed, Is knots; cruising~ 10
knots. Boat and equipment IN Al condi-
tion. OWENS YACHT Co, Baltimore ~,
CHRYsLER MARINE MOTORS in stock for
essential uses. s. KING FULTON, INC"
MARINE SUPPLIES. new stock Just ar
rived; sailboat fittings, paint electric bilge
pumps, gear pumps, kerosene and alcohol
stoves and hundreds of other items. no
priority. s. KING FULTON, INC, Elk.
oUTBoARD MOTORS, new Evinrudes for
July delivery for essential uses. S. KING
FULTON, INC. Elk. 3406.
Evening star., 1945-07-02
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT Cent

MARINE OFFICER, Just returned from,
- asrfs for v,s n o9 aWo g5naa
NO, no pets prefer Arlington or NV. sec.
NAVAL nav .eoi of2., PoaS Wife and daughter. AZ de-
sbout s Aas g. cApr nGssh KsicRERBocRRR sRis,
III; = goo q Or ESt 7e9sS. atternoons. e.
Teauife Or bedroom o ms souse aSe sish or
5 baths. furnished or unfurnished. pre-
Der LIST but will take possession sooner II
necessary, maximum rental. $3.50. Shep-
HOME DESIRED for rent by responsible
public health ofhcer;. lease. preferred: fur
asnsd moF n% ssctGn Best
Navy OFFICER. wife and . children
suburban area; immaculate care assured.
TMAo.BEeDDsRooM TA BEeDDsRo6 6i House, unfurnished. de-
sired BY permanent duty naval ofncer, wife
and greyyn dauEhtcr: Arlington no preferred
@IDDLE3aED Snh5Kfs sRTfhEB couPIE,
tile. no children. no pets. responsible Goyt
2SS sSfs' fME FINE JF FE sSoS Fa III three
Pals Church. must have automatic heating,
PsMflR 81 s ds.fs Gsnss sa fSatR antfa
or 3.roem and bath apt. n;w. ia, 445s,
HOUSE OR APT, 5 or 8 room
house or 4-room apt. for year-around lease,
by elderly businessman, wife and sister,
no children or pets Highest references.
Phone DI. 4949 days GE. 1894 nights and
NEEDED BY AUGUST 1. unfurn, 8 or 0
rm. house, for permanent family Of 3,
Silver Spring or vic; rent up Sl00. 81.
&. r. o. AND WIFE wish 2-bedroom house
er Intarn apt; apt p l OF Md;' ps5msnaennt %p sasn
HOUSE OR APARTMENT, two or more bed
rooms, furnished or unfurnished, by
s OR 8 ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE. near Dis
trict line or in suburbs: have 2 children,
ages and 8. HOWARD G. PAYNE. tel.
NAVY CHAPLAIN on permanent duty wants
3 or bedroom house, furnished or unfur-
nished Phone Michigan 1854. 81
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM house or
apartment urgently needed for rent by
naval ofncer and family. TR. 1879. 2.
COLONEL, wife. 7-year-old daughter de-
sire house or apartment; at least 2 bed
rooms preferably Va. or accessible Pents-
gon; will guarantee care Of building, furni-
ture grounes, accessories furnish refer
ences. RE 900. Ext. 72301. 3'
CoLoRED-SMALL HOUSE for funeral
home MI D264
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

sCOTTY PUPS, ideal 9Th July gift. Axe
reg, healthy. playful beauties: S40-S50-
GENERAL CLEARANCE of all puppies.
preparatory to taking business trip. Prices
reduced. Cocker spaniels. Bellington male.
Persian kittens. Sl5, 500, $40. DOG
HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave, ia. 1921.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbre cocker spaniel,
weeks old. male. AT. 1851.
top lights and stands. all
sizes. Tropical fish and supplies NINA
TuRE TROIcAL FISH EMPORIUM. 39os
DAsCHsHUND. altered female: good home
more essential than price; no children.
COCKER sPANIELs, red; pediEreed; 4
males, A females; reasonable. Call WI.
PARRoT AND PARAKEET. FIR. 213s.
S-MEEK OLD pedigrsedr r, e9ekers $40
BOXER PUPS. Axe registered, litters, bv
Champions Vorspiel and Beacon Out of
Bounds, fawn and hrindle. WA. 33lS.
COCKER SPANIEL, choice pups, Axe reg
istered Temporarily inocculated. Rea-
sonable. WA. 1889.
FOUR BEAUTIFUL KITTENS to give away
to private homes. 625 Pennsylvania ave
SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS. 3 months
beauties, golden tan, white markings, Si5
Falls Church S3I-W-3.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

1913 PARK ROAD NV, Q lovely rooms
refrigerator, semi-priv. bath, for quiet EN-.
ployed couple only Call after $50 pm
x13 week CO. 2474.
2l29 LEE HIGHWAY, Arlington--Mar
will share 4-room apartment with service.
man or civilian. Single about 80. Close
~, bus at door: S4b. Can be seen 1 To
v Sunday or weekdays. Call OK. 4556. g.
1872 5th ST. NE. - room housekeeping
apartment, well-equipped with Frigidaire,
etc. in well-kept house: suitable single
lady; only $3.50 per week.
COOL ATTR. studio basement: near Du-
pont Circle: WAVE and sister TO share,
household exp Box ~, Star
WOMAN TO SHARE apt. with mother anc
child, S35. 225 st. s.w., Apt. 25. Cal
Me. 430S, 10 am. to pm
* BLK. MASS. AND WIS-Lady will
share with / other cool apt, conv. tranSp.
$40 monthly. EN-. $3.50. Box 134-V, Star
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ROOMS fURNlsHED-Northwest

LARGE, COOL attractive room. near 21s
ss double qFt ssRpEE1'f sT or 0sn smDee St
1913 N ST. N.w.-Downtown apt. double
IfS aS6art ssSS'OF sfG6 Men seTTis
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Extra large single
room. large, closet, desk. good double bed
| S35 mo. Also. very small single. 81 5 mo
Iss5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-see-
sfS sfaS cAIiFoRSiA aSis ST. S.w-fsrse double
hhoHseEeepins rom stove oSIa SIX and 1s:
windows; 50 weekly. DE. 1902.
do,S. IooS R: AVE HE-wsII ,I,,nv, furnishsc i,,ss
Pssee Psso "Pfs sT Nv, ~ s'y2 Hpt. 5es-Attraetlye
1900 iith 81. N.W.&IsrSs @ foor9. twin
beds. suitable for 2 girls: s45; private
ifTsSn iaio GfRsRD eHRsR 0s ST. SS9,w-Nicey furn
double bedrn. and adjoining studio rrn.
II northwest apt, bldg; for 3; $40 each
iiie iT 18th ST. N.W.@pupont Circle
mansion beautiful master bedroom. Gre
place. bookshelyes; private bath, gentle
Iii BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Nice furn. rm.
twin beds. large screened porch, for
ladies': S54 mo-; cow. to bus transp.
8a32 32nd ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. masxr
bedrm., pvt. bath, for gentleman; S35; on
iss NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-Room. middle
AGED Catholic gentleman preferred; no
sther oaos TeSmeSSi s. We week Pa RA 1885, .,-,.
SEQ mo, each. Apply l740 K st. NV.
1s0Ts 81 y NWLsrse R @fseohys front room newly
sfsI fsGrftfn uThH 0r AVE, NwwsFsh 81 % eomforf gf
able single. rn., semiprivate bath; gentle
man; excel. trsnsp.; Jewish family: S35
: saps p"ioi 10Th EST ST. S.w.-studio room. Sim
mons davenport bed unlimited phone
Private Esiys eriIopsj home E,ris 80 ca Break
1f1s. EUCLID ST. "a blk. from 14th St.,
Sleeping porch. Southern expos; s25 mo-;
i7oi PARK RID. NV, Apt, 2os.-,Leree
57o5 18th ST. Nw-Young lady to share
| tached private home: good trsnsp.: S35
WfsfEY Rfsffnf aff6aTs R6snSfff MAssfoN e 45se Ma
major twin bedroom. pvt bath and shower,
fireplaces, cool and comfortable, Christian
MASTER BEDROOM. semipriy bath;
$50 month. Gentlemen preferred. OR
CHEVY CHASE-MaSter Deorm,, private
shower. unlim. phone in rm.; gentlemen
only; $50, 1894 Fessenden st. NV
1926 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large twin-bed
room and single room for responsible
gentlemen in private club located in
desirable downtown section; club. facili-
ties optional. SIS double, $50 single. RE
1911, MR.. GORDON.
OFF 18th ST NV, l649 Newton St
Large, attractive room for l or discrimi-
mating persons; exclusive home, private
phone, semiprivate bath large closets;
excellent transportation; $50 per month
3aas LIVINGSTON ST. Nw.-Master bed
room. priv. bath twin beds, large closet:
gentle home; employed couple only. S65
monthly also garage, $40 month, II de-
CoLoRED-sos COLUMBIA RD. NV
Small front room for girl, ch.w.; $3.50
week Call after 3 D m. 3'
COLORED-IO36 PARK RD.: several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
persons S4 SO and SIS weekly. AID. 5a6s.
PARK ROAD HOUSING co.
COL0RED-I662 N. ]. AVE. NV, Apt. a:
nicely furn. double rm. for l person; very
good transp.; 81 wk. NO a464.
COLORED-IS69 CALIFORNIA st. NV; 2
Govt. employed girls to share room twin
CoIoRED@eos COL MONROE ST. NV; re-
fined working girl to share room with
another girl; S. wk. NO. s429 after 8. g