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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Tuskegee PrexY
Honored With
Victory Bonds

Tuskegee INSTRUCTION Sunday
evening the faculty and students
at Tuskegee Institute, honored F.
d. Patterson with surprise on
the tenth anniversary of his cleo
ton to the presidency of the in
stitution.
After briefly reviewing the
progress of the institution during
the ten year period, Captain Nicely
presented DR. Patterson with
gifts from the faculty and students
amounting to S775.00 in victory
bonds. DR.. Patterson was deeply
moved by the appreciation of his
devotion, which voluntarily came
from friends and the Tuskegee
family.
In his acceptance of the gifts
he paid warm tributes to Dr.
Washington and DR.. Motion, and
renewed his pledge to carry on
in the spirit of his distinguished
predecessors. AT the close of the
surprise, he announced that he
would purchase additional Vic
tory Bonds to add to those pre-
sented to him, so that at matur-
ing, they would constitute a stu
dent loan fund of 100000.
Among the hundreds of mes
sages of congratulations rendered
him. were letters from President
Truman, Honorable Henry A
Wallace, Governor Chauncy
Sparks of Alabama, c. c. Spauld-
ing, Walter Hoving, 1914 chair
man of the College Fund Drive
DR.. j. w. Studebaker, United
States Commissioner of Education
and DR.. Ambrose Caliver, special
list in Negro education.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Democracy
Scores

The principles of democracy
scored another gain when Mar
shall, Texas, Harrison County, for
the first time in its history issued
Notary Public Commissions to its
Colored Citizens. In notorizing
Negroes, Harrison County has, at
last, fallen in line with practices
long since adopted and in opera
ton in adjacent counties of lost
Texas.
The first colored American to
receive this commission in Mar
shall is M. N. Craver, a life long
citizen of Marshall, and a veteran
of World Wars Number One and
Two. He is highly qualified to
carr yon the duties of his office
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Maritime Meet
Refuses TO Keep
Negroes Away

New York City.--(CNS)--The
World Maritime Conference in
Copenhagen, Denmark, turned
thumbs down on a proposal to
reject Negro sailors from attend
ing the conference, Delegates,
who submitted the proposal were
from five countries, Great Britain,
Portugal, Belgium, Holland and
Norway. They contended that
Negro sailors had always been
paid less than white sailors and
therefore had less qualifications
Chinese and Indian ship own
ers supported delegates from the
United States and Canada in
chalking up vote rs to against
the biased PROPOSED. The con-
ference is being held under the
International Labor Organiza-
tons auspices in an effort 10
establish world standards of
wages and working conditions
for seamen.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
FORT BENNlNG IGNORES ARM
ORDERS; jim CROW RAMP AM
Negroes Have Been Thrown Out Camp
Cafeteria. Charged In Complaints

Washington.-~In violation of
War Department Order No 81,
the commanding officer at Fort
Benning, Georgia, has allowed
rigid jim crow practices against
Negro soldiers, it was charged
here last week by the NAACP in
letter to Secretary of War Rob-
ert p Patterson.
The NAACP letter charged
that Negro soldiers have been
bodily thrown out of the camp
cafeteria and that in the soda
shop they may only purchase ice
cream cones to take out. Other
charges are:
Negro soldiers are discouraged
from using the main post theater
which is modern, air condition.
ed building seating 1900 per-
sons; small 400 seat auditorium
on segregated basis is the only
place they can use for viewing
motion pictures, theater No. 3
which seats nearly LOO persons
is entirely closed to them.
| The only service club available
| to the 5000 Negro troops is a
small building inconveniently To-
Gated in the woods. After two
year delay cafeteria facilities
were finally obtained last year
These facilities were in operation
for one month when the PIX OBJ
tanned control of service club
sales on food and drinks closed it
AS the PIX does not serve Negro
soldiers soft drinks have beer
available TO these men onl,
through machines.
Negro soldiers are not allowed
to ride in the camps all-white
bus system and Negro officers
have been forcibly elected from
them. The bus system set up for
Negroes uses a different route
from the regular bus line, and,
while white buses run every thir-
ty minutes, Negro buses are not
able to keep even an hourly
schedule, They may not use the
main bus station.
In post headquarters there are
separate sanitary facilities for
Negroes and whites.
The NAACP requested an inn
mediate investigation and a cor
rection of the conditions. A pro-
test was sent simultaneously tc
President Truman.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
0DT Urged To
Break Color
Line In {. T. Jobs

Washington, D. c. With the
seizure of the Capital Transit
Company by the office of De-
tense Transportation under orders
of President Truman, the NAACP
has urged that the ODT proceed
to employ persons without regard
to race or color.
The FEPC found that the Capt.
tai Transit Company which ope-
rates the buses and trolley cars
here had announced a policy of
nom discrimination in its employ
ment policies, but in practice did
not follow this policy Despite
the FEPC hearings the company
has continued to maintain q lily
white policy so far as trolleyS
and bus operators is concerned.
The NAACP telegram to Presi-
dent Truman follows:
Your seizure of Capital Tran
sit system makes possible and
necessary following out of stated
policy of company and union be-
fore hearing held by Committee
on Fair Employment Practice of
hiring all persons qualified re-
CARELESS of race, creed or color,
We urge you direct Office of De-
Tense Transportation put into i'm
mediate practice stated policy by
hiring qualified Negroes"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
PANKE Y'S
ADDITION

AT Marks Chapel, Sunday
night, Reverend r. B. Brown, pas
tor, preached, and Phillip Piggee
ard Miss Dorothy Douglas, stu
dent at Philander Smith College,
also contributed to the program. ,
JohNrie G. Brown, son Of Rev.
end Mrs. II. b. Brown, has re-
ceiVcd an honorable discharge
after two years service in the
Navy. Johnnie enlisted when
only fifteen and has seen many
parts of the world during his SER
vice.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
WORLD YOUTH FEDERATION
ORGANIZED IN LONDON

London. Two colored dele
gates from the United States
were among the eight from
America placed upon the Council
of the newly organized World
Federation of Democratic Youth
formed here at the close of the
IL day meeting of youth delegates
from SO nations.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
MRS. HURD DIES
IN FIRE

Hensley,--Gloom was cast over
all the citizens of both races here
when Mrs, Clara Hurd was burn
ed to death in her home and the
house destroyed by fire at a late
hour in the night. Few people
were astir at the time and evil
IDENTIFY no one noticed the con-
flagration in time to render any
effectual assistance. Mrs. Hurd
leaves brother, two daughters,
a granddaughter, and a host of
friends to mourn her tragic pass
ing
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Beware!!!

According to information gathered along with
nouncement in the daily press of Sunday group of
have gotten together and formed organization labeled
Fair Employment Practice Inc. According to the an
the organization is initiated FEPC to confuse
you in order that the organizers may be amused.
We know nothing about a private FEPC, the men
who sponsoring it. but do know that organiza-
ton to prohibit discrimination in employment without
federal Intervention, claimed by this organization is
goint to get first base Think that over.
There is organization known the Council for a
Permanent FEPC that is waging strong fight in
Washington to get through Congress bill making the
FEPC established by the late President Roosevelt fixed
piece of legislation with teeth. So asking you to
get yourself confused with any other organization
claiming to do any of these things BEWARE until next
week when bring the lowdown on this privately
organized FEPC.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
PORT COMPANY THAT
CIRCLED GLOBE IN TOUR OF
DUTY is INACTIVATED

San Francisco, California--One
of the toughest port companies in
the entire Transportation Corps,
the seth, is no more. The out
fit that completely circled the
Globe in its tour of duty, that
helped to stall the German drive
in Russia, turn the tide at Stain
grad, and continued to unload
lend-lease supplies for the Soviet
armies at the most od-forsaken
port in the world, was inactivated
at Camp knight, Oakland Army
Base.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
PRESIDENT TUBMAN OF
LIBERIA GETS LEGION OF
HONOR MEDAL

Monrovia, Liberia (CNSl ---
President w. V. S Tubmar, Ii
beria's 18th President. has been
decorated with the "rrchch medal
of Grand Commander of the Lee
gion Of Honor as a gesture .of
friendly relations Pierre Ches
nais, French Charge d Affaires
in Monrovia, presented the deco
ration.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30
Getting Set For Jam Session"

CHARLES r. JOHNSON, sea-
man first class, USNR of Buffalo,
New York, gets down to piano
in the Mitisikoshi, Tokyo's larg-
est department store, to lead the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30

The Emma Elease Webb Com
munity Center of Hot Springs
which was formally presented
this week to the citizens of Hot
Springs as a free gift by the Hon.
and Mrs. John l.. Webb. The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-11-30

first Jam session heard in the
Jap capital. johnson is a crew
member of the flagship of the
Commander, Service Squadron
lO.-USN Photo.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1115 X ST. NV rooms, front, top
floor; persons only; gas, electricity; S35
YOUNG LADY between e5 and 80 to
share ! room with, solarium furnished
apt. with another lady, S35. Call bet. z
end g.. 2212 Eye st. NV. Apt, 504. 10'
6Ss MARYLAND AVE. NE rms, End
floor, next bath. shower; employed married
aRGt eoaDIs near saEsaST esT s1s Sk; apist m
Will WILL 2xcHANeE0 tor similar Pm apt si8o IN PHI &
adelphia naval offlcer (gentilel has new,
completely furn, cool, modern apt. bed
ra,,, rm;; kit living rm' ,dinette and bath;
telerhone. Available Aug. 1st on 30-day
basis; refs. EXCHANGED. RE. 0520 or EN-.
z ROOMS. kitchen, bath. completely furn-
1905 NEWTON sT. Nw.-a attractive h.k.
rooms bath. kit, ,Frigidaire. inclosed sleep
j or GIRLS TO SHARE furn. apt. in
Bethesda area with another girl; cony. to
transp.: S45 for I. S35 each for 2. 4S12
hPT FoR sES sf xts kehe8 M 8as Srv.ses
man and wife or 2 girls, $45 mo. 701
WOMAN Vi Man ARs fo SHARE large, airy apartment
with another snd en-, SO
2 oSE ii Ri 6R o41y Two SHARP GIRLS to share
cooperative house with several other sirls,
good tn tTsnsR R $SSso s5s for sha Aeams Mil
s. Girls 70 70 SHARE u modern SIt's apartment
with one other girl. in good neiehborhood
everything furnished, unlimited phone;
sS1E scSoEEokFDDSii SaA III
Garfield loop-For 2 girls. Sunday after
/ pm, weekdays after 6. SIS each weekly,
Evening star., 1945-07-09

T Tsansent rms rms, sH twin BEDS, sa 50 30 per rm.;
Tth DuP6Sf py ss chSIE u so FANS
bath; 2 gentlemen; $40. 1719 18th st.
aosi ist ST. NV single sleeping
rooms fer men only. in private home; S25
soa @Snsh Mabrs6N IN ST. sSs.w-Larse. xell-turp.
shpver, shove y eh.w., = Z windows. ! closets: ,pTi.
neishborhood; neSs ] e express bus at corner; Sii
RomT Rso5 HsfF FoR 81 IssussfRsShsssmAs sRSss chevy chase
from from deWntovn; ali conyeniences; s14 PEI
THE WILSON HOUSE. ia75 y s; N. n;w;m -
ladies, sac EACH double 1 gith bath ss2 10 30
mT mhn fSIfAsasfvseancy S1a Soa M sssa for gentleman
to share Ist-fioor apt, $45: also double
room for employed couple, S35. 20i7
KlnEf KiGiNfrY f. Issh nT Sa RE 4za f4sd
Newly furnished double room, Hollywood
beds innerspring mattresses; Ss5 mo- ca;
| laundry facilities unlimited phone. Call
after 6 weekdays and all day Sunday.
9S ios fIsoSSSGiFELLow fsoSSSGiFE ST. N.w.-rurnishsd
bedroom, kitchen, porch, semiprivate bath
te oas lady gentle nome s4S "a 4sag ssar
30th and Q--Uncrowded home. comfort
ssls els fP PESSsixRyaNA Sssix Rfai AVE. sw1Fsoms @
lsis * sT. NV. downtoyn-Large first lgd
moo moor eaes; irGn' aiso ISem double. tris' A'' p
IS LoSGFELLow N,W...Large fSont room,
twin beds; 2 employed og girls $50 sas saeh'
naR isss ssisilessTs Pssh g. r. 4Gas room fo
ofncers from military services or air airline
Ioro etv 1uia
Dept. same time to Pentagon area; COOL
% share for mother and / child, s14 mo-;
convr to carline and bus. MI, 1887.
tarpshed hssk rgSn non sss4 fSE refined couple 80
COLoRED-io36 PARK RD.: several com;
Portable rooms for single and = marraed ndss
PaRR o4b q 90 e9a II Tssky co AD $685.
neatly furp. rm,; next bath suitable, =
e5Es Il we sash HEiFFiRsSshA so ss
Young gentleman to share rm. with an
other, must be neat, ref. use of phone;
CoIoRED-ls6I CALIFORNIA ST. Nv
Twin and single bed rms; $50 to $40;
cohoREpMr165 tsphed EDS g. QUE sT. NV, Apt. l.
Refined girl to share nicely furnished room
with another girl; no smokers, no drink
e5o coLoRED@i7aa 81 Msek hH"e 18th RsT 81. Apt .
Teacher desires girls or men, neat. quiet:
large room, twin beds, laundry; no cook
CoLoREDW1IsI GIRARD ST. NV
Neatly furnished room. all modern con-
veniences, 81 week; settled man or woman.
DE 943S.
COLORED-IS2s 18th ST. AND I441 QUE
ST. N.W.-Lovely rm. for refined married
couple, no children, $40 wkly: also rms.
for gentlemen, no privileges, $3.s5 and So
CoLoRED-4Is IRVING ST. Nw.-Nice
furn. rm. for 8 employed girls, S5 week
COLUMBIA ST. NV
Back room. suitable for 2 people. So week
CoLoRED-iO1 you ST. N.w.-single
rm. for man, next to bath, continued hot
water; $3.50
Room for single girls, also share rm. with
one girl; priyileges:. $50 mo. Ap: 1898.
You ST. N.W.-Large
front rm, single, neatly furnished, So wk.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Highest cash prices. Call MR., FARREN'
K1pfSS KSISRiis MASHs., typewriters, calculators,
EEss, ssd Sun; co, 1895: week; Di z$a5; ::
Sog1ht, top pTsIssss: TsgalTsS quickly; dyrFs Ia;
CORR BOND BIdg; l4th and, and n, Y z AYE ave
JEWEL BOX. 1921. 9 st. NV. -
BEDROOM: dining living room furniture;
contents of apts. or houses, at oncei we
do moving carefully; storage. Ia. 2937.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, living room
6Tis.s.;bFac. antiGue;S, and and good china
ff tSfay Srs aS s6R frame
tires; aT,, address R. W. WILLIAMS, 500
sIoyS51E, is 70 any az, condition. wanted for
CADET UNIFORMS. sabsrs. riding boots,
SSffF psA sAoS eaI IsiS H5iss eth St
CAMERAS movie eqglp.. photo supplies,
NV re, @4S4 Open am. to 7 pm.
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both anna.
teur and professional; Best prices paid
FORD PHOTO SUPPLY. 500 9TH st. NV
cLVfRik0-Better prices paid for mems
pSee esss elsshi9s 9,..n Hsrrys ,, HISS 5tb St NV
CLOTHING. highest cash prices paid for
used mems, women's and children's CLOTH
ing and shoes. Also furniture. VIII call.
Phone EX 3765 GOOD NEIGHBOR
STORES, 931 5th st. NV, 1922 st. ne.
SLSfsSAssSs PssSsss os,a ,Oi 1tP @ea
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid Get our offer before you sell
ARTHUR MARKEi.. g40 St.
DINING ROOM SUITE and kitchen sci
wanted at once. Must be cheap. Atlantic
ELECTRIC FAN, &C, in good condition;
10. IL or 16 in. Call Ho. 6151, Ext. 4l9.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
DOGS. PETS, ETC

COCKER sPANIELs. REQ, .pedigreed, 6
weeks old; reasonable. WI. 1884.
GREAT DANE PUPS, beautiful fawn, males
and females; priced right. f. D. LIND
SEY. Silver Spring 039S.
BOXER PUPS, Axe registered, 2 litters. by
Champions Vorspiel and Beacon Out OF
Bounds. fawn ard brindle. WA. 331S.
COCKER SPANIELs, Axe reg. S35 and
$50; Boston bull bitch, $50; one husky, 6
mos. old; small mixed breeds, S5 and
$3.50; also frozen horse meat PET FOOD
SHOP, 5000 Lee highway, E. Falls Church
Va; $50 to pm, call Falls Church
2440: eyes and Sun, GL. 3463.
LOOKING FOR GOOD HOME for female
kitten. Call RE. 5970 after 10 am.
BOXER PUPS, 3 months old. Axe regis
tered, champion sired inoculated. DU
DACHsHUND MALE PUP, months old
Axe registered, inoculated DU., 4546.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, weeks old
finest thoroughbred registered stock, beau
tifully marked and healthy, raised because
owner wanted pup of finest hunting strain
for personal use; reasonably priced. AL
day Sunday and after $50 pm weekdays
MAI. PETERSON, 9017 End ave. Silver
Snring, Md: 81: Q747.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, weeks
old thoroughbred, handsomely marked,
healthy, country raised; $40 Up. 81. 0513.
GRAND PUPS, ready to go places, inocu-
lated, Axe reg, best breeding. AL. 0805.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS WOMAN, bet 35-40, desires
single room in private home or apt. NV.
D. C.. Cleveland Park pref. ME, .9576
weekdays 9 to 8. los
REF. LADY, Govt. emp. wants furnished
room or share apt, mr.. conv. trans. Re-
ply to Box 73-A Star. 10s
REFINED. EMPLOYED WOMAN desires
room with private bath and shower in
private home; references. BOX IA, Star.
DOUBLE ROOM WANTED by father and
schoolboy son; board required for son.
Jewish. Box Ala. Star. To-
ROOMS WANTED for male students. This
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school Must be within walking
distance of 18th st. and Park I'd. NV. or
on direct BUS or car line. Phone MR..
MALONEY, HO. 1920, weekdays between
8 am. and 3 pm.
FURNISHED, prefer in downtown or sc.
location. Phone Franklin 5000, Extension
QUIET, REFINED. LADY desires single
room, with or without board: prefer con-
venient to Mt. Pleasant carline. Ma. 1904
between 4 and 10,
Evening star., 1945-07-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUy.

PROSPECTIVE HOME OWNER, in city for
few. days. looking for 4-bedroom, 2-hath
neighborhood; substantial cash; 30-day
nosssssion EN-. 2s99 after 8 pm. -
Will trade sS as part down payment on house.
CoLoREDi-LIsT YOUR PROPERTIES for
sale with us. We will buy or sell. Quick
sS1s pFNT REAITY AZ s3se Co. lof MI hRsSa5ai ss45 o
WILL PAY CASH for or 8 room house.
aas as SIT sF YoGR fs H5TsE 5fsssvS v. .asz &c.
attention sas aUMsJIGsiEs. MSdsJIGs Realtors.
Az ANY Ne sE cas,sf RsS sF "a pRaopERrYw. pa,
sadIaE afIErR RLieso 300 fff spDsassalm s FIR YSs YS6
Il ! or around D. G.; s' need Zee mo- not b Be vaesnSsl
WI; We CAN SzSo SELL YOUR HOUSE at its
sstiSa. ssSs ASK AK foT ' NJ; iS Broxnins. s WM WM
dssH ss BdYERs R 2aS or Sbs B. aad st Ma property
si saALY v eo sesofs ssY pu ahcs hss
lash dsff fSs BuYERs fo fSp GaGa Srss houses near
Catholic churches and schools, 6 to 10
ESRE oh ARaR ReRfx SbrkpIN n5 SeISo lot in Con-
gress Heights. 5000 to $500 blk. on
sisa6 as HoME M N saeke4s e kDe SIG sSy
CASH BUYER Immediately in need OF
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda,
Silver Spring or Hyattspille area: PROMPT
action. Call Mr.. BLAcgWOCD, uN. 1892.
WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNER, 9 or 5
bedrm. home tbrick preferred), in GOOD
section Arlington County; near busline;
FROM OWNER, semidetached or de-
tached brick homes Brightwood section
preferred; cash client. 8. M. ORRISON.
WE ARE PREPARED TO EFFECT quick
sale of several 8 or 2 room houses in the
better sections of NV. Washington. n
you. want prompt action please cali Inn
mediately r., g. puNNE, AT. $500.
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
house today or sell to cash clients walt
ing at full market value: no obligation
for appraisais. MITCHELL QUICK. pI.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and sst you
top cash price. in D. G.. Md. or Va; free
appraisal; plenty clients waiting for quick
results Call "A, II. Parker. RA, 1850 q
Evening star., 1945-07-09

WE NEED apt. or house, ! or 2 bedrms;
end 1t. and wife. CHI. 64s5.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, bedrooms,
NV section. permanent resident; limit,
Slso Snn RRT1EEn Ref iaSA oyT sSST GIRLS need spt
or room in NV. Call ME. 6153 after
8 pm. IL
apartment immediately, preferably NV.
Phone Executive 4500, Extension 140:
to 9. l0s
WILL PAY five months advance rent now
for furn. or unfurn. apt. NV. area. Wish
occupy late Aug. or Sept. /. Naval lieut..
and wife, returned three years combat,
positively permanent duty; no children, no
pets: very civilized; good ref. Tel. NO. 1885.
TWO Canadian girls would like furnished
apartment August l., vicinity Dupont Cir
Gle: UP to 500. BOX 106-A, Star.
VETERAN AND WIFE urgently in need o.
small apt. Please call Elk. 4160, Extension
252g. MISS THOMSON. IL
RESIDENT YEARS--Professionalw woman,
alone, desires Groom unfurnished apt,
NV: best refers. RI. 1900. Ext. 1887.
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Evening star., 1945-07-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LONELY, REFINED BACHELOR viii share
6-room home with Q or 3 adults, one OF
whom will act as housekeeper; house To-
Gated convenient to transportation, near
Walter Reed HOSPITAL; financial part sec
ondary TO congeniaL friendly family at
mosphere: price approximately $40, plus
meals: For personal interview write Box
viii Viii RENT sr for months, August 1 to
October j, charming house with 5 bed
rooms, baths, maids quarters, big porch:
living room and dining room, all running
together to catch all breezes, giving onto
patio on lovely garden among pine trees:
/ block from busline; $500 per month.
OR. 2S55.
S46 SOUTH OAKLAND ST.. Arlington
Army wife has modern two-bedroom home
to share with young woman for one month
at $50 Home after pm. To-
ATTRACTIVE HOME, well furnished, on
Foxhall rd.: 8 rooms and bath, porches,
h. w h., beautiful surroundings: u mile to
bus stop; owner away for a year, will rent
for $3.50 a month to small family. Reply,
giving size of family and references to
Box 70-A, Star
Evening star., 1945-07-09
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northwest

14S5 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Unusually
large front room, windows, twin beds:
will share with another congenial young
man; SIS week. AID. 0645
1926 Sth ST. N.W.-Small single bedrn.i
$3.50 per week, nezt to bath: sober
gent gsntlemann Tn1npra preferred. RE OBJ ,v.. both
m. twin beds; convenient bus and street.
car; Ss5 for ] gentleman. EN-. 0222.
31T 18th ST. N.E.--Clean comfortably furn.
double rm.;. COW: bus and car line; en-
ployed couple preferred; SO wk. AT. 1896.
1881 F ST. N.W.-singie room, 81 per
week: double room, $40. 10s
HOTEL FOX, al6 .14th st. n.w:-Center
hall 4 sk = ss tr0% 9aA hE saa
PARK Park HoUsE o1E HOTEL III L. 500 81 ola issh A st. n9 w.
GREYHOUND Bus Station. Elk. 1866.
1901 GIRARD ST. NV, Apt 51--Single
rm for refined girl aged 25 to 40, kitcher
privileges. MI. 1892 after $50 pm.
1925 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Large double
rm., windows, comfortable twin beds
semipvt. bath, near stores and trans; ST.
Tssfis fssf COLUMBIA HpsiT ai'i RD RW-Men, $50
week, single room, 10 min. downtown or
carline; clean, cool, baths, c.h.w,, show
5si6 9th ST. N.W.--Large room, 2 expos
pvt. bath. nicely furn.; / block express
wEIEY SaS IssYRlspinGH apiGHfs MassoN sa ab oSss Ss3 Ma
connecting bath and shower, built-in cases
fireplace, cleo fan, 2 exposures, s. and n;
we'll appointed Christian home; sos. EN-
913 9I3s 14th sT. Y.w.--sinsie, $40 weekly
doubles. S15 weekly; hotel service. o.