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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
JOE CEILING LIFTED IN
PENTAGON C~4FETERIA.S

WASHINGTON, D. C.--Action by
the NAACPs Labor Department crack
ed the lily-white hiring policy Of the
National Foods Corporation this week
when Mrs. Willie Bernard, graduate
Of Virginia Stale College and former
Army hostess. ven to work as a cafe.
terra supervisor in the P~entagon.
Although the Corporation, which
has its h~eaquarters in Chicago and
which manages tie Pentagon's cafe
%terias, has hirei many colored persons
as ccunter-giris md bus boys. it re.
fused to employ NJ. Bernard when
she answered an advertisement in The
Washington Post asking for applica.
tor the job Of cafeteria supervisor,
Airs. Bernard, W, holds a B. S. de.
gree, was told by the personnel direc-
tor, Mr.. Lewis Rhodes, that she met
all requirement.. but when he learned
that she was co ored refused to EMPLOY
her. The NAACP was rformrd bv
Mr.. Rhodes that it was against bis
company's policy to hire colo,ed sur.
ervisors, and al advertisement arpea:
ed again in the Post asking for a
white supervisor.
Alter intervention by Clarence Nit
chell, NAACP Labor Secretary, Mr..
a. c. Boehm, Manager Of the Pcntagon
cafeterias, agreed to hire Mrs. Bernard
However, when Mr.. Boehm left for
his vacation, sabordinates again re-
fused to employ the colored m
The NAACP d~ispa.2I:ed a protest wire
to Mr.. Boehm erd the following dav
Mrs. Bernard was instructed to repor
for duty.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

LUCILLE L. RYAN, Plaintiff, IS
EARLE L. RYAN, Defendant.
STATE OF NEBRASKA
COUNTY OF DOUGLASS

| COUNTY OF DOUGLASS
Harold L. Hunt, being frs duly
sworn upon oath, deposes and says
that he is the attorney for the plaintiff
herein; that the plaintiff filed her
petition on the oath day Of March l947,
against Earle L. Ryan the defendant
herein, the object and prayer Of which
is to secure an annullment Of a mar
rage from the defendant; affiani fur
Their states that the plaintiff does not
know the whereabouts, address or re-
sidence of the defendant and has not
been able to ascertain either, after rea-
sonable and due inquiry and diligent
search, continued for more than three
months after the filing Of the plain
tiffs petition.
WHEREFORE plaintiff prays for an
order for service upon the defendant
by publication.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, a Notary Public, in and for Dou-
glas County, Nebraska, on inis Oath
day Of September, l947.
Ralph r. Bremen
Notary Public
4t-Beg. 9-27-47 End. 10l8-N
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
CHEST "
CO INTO ACTION OCT. ~

Representatives Of the lo47 Com
munity Chest Drive plan to call on
every Omahan some time between Oct
obebr 10 and November 6. This was
the promise Of Edward G. Hinton,
Drive Chairman, as he announced the
official campaign dates. In past years."
Hinton aaid. campaigns have always
been set uf Tor two weeks. Then there
was always an extra week nevessthy to
clean up.
"This year We have added a few
days to our drive. ! am sure that with
this extra time we will be able to 60
over our 1906 SIS quota"
The sum Of money raised during the
drive will be used to support 81 Oma-
ha health and welfare agencies during
1913.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
ALPHA PHI ALPHA WESTERN
REGIONAL CONFERENCE HELD
ON OCTOBER 10 TO II
By r.FMslx1M

DALLAS, Tex.-National recogni.
ton will be focused on the Western
Regional Conference of Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity which meets here
October 10-l1-12. Bedford Lawson. gen.
eral president; and Burt Mayberry, gen.
eral secretary, have accepted invitations
to attend and to discuss with Western
Alpha officials plans for the national
convention to be held in Tulsa. Okla.
in December.
Theme for the three-day meeting is
United Minorities for Full Citizen
ship Rights"
Fridays features will include an
acquaintance smoker and Panhellenic
entertainment. Business session. work.
shop, and panel juries will precede
the Alpha dance Saturday. On sun.
day church services viii be held in
the morning and President Lawson
will address a public iaass meeting at
4 p. n.
Other conference features listed are
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
CERSHWIN MEMORIAL
TO BE EXPANDED

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The George
Cershwin Memorial Collection Endow-
ment fund at Fisk University has been
started with a gift Of $1,000 according
TO an announcement by Doctor Charles
S. Johnson, President. This contribu-
ton, which wins an equal sum for the
University's general endowment from
tbs Cert II Education Board was
made by MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Riea-
er, Ravinia, Illinois; Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton L. Wallerstein, Richmond,
Virginia; and Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
B%lumenthal. Elkins Park, Virginia.
The income from the George Cersh-
win Memorial Collection Endowment
Fund will be used to maintain and ex-
pand the George Cershwin Memorial
Collection Of Music and Musical Lit
erature founded at Fisk by Mr.. Carl
Van Vechten Of New York. The Col
lection, which already contains more
than 5000 items including many ori
ginal manuscripts, was formally open
ed April 25,-at which time Mr.. Van
Vechten made an appeal for an en-
dowment fund to guarantee the Collec
I tons growth and usefulness for future
generations. Mr.. and Mrs. Rieser were
present for the opening ceremony and
subsequently told Doctor Johnson o.
their desire to initiate the Memoria
Endowment Fund. In her letter trans
hitting the gift, Mrs. Rieser said
Here is the $l,0O with which to star
the George Cershwin Memorial Col
lection Endowment Fund at Fisk. /
comes from the children Of my mother
Clara U. Wallerstein, and their spous
es As | think | told you, we started
such a music library in Richmond
which has been a great success. | can't
can't think Of a surer cause I wish
you luck on this project and trust
that other lovers of music will become
interested" Carl Van Vechten has ex-
pressed his great appreciation Of the
generous gift and says: 1T is my
hope that other will feel inspired to
contribute to the George Cershwin
Memorial Collection Endowment
Fund"
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
XXX ACTIVE IN
LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK-In Long Branch, New
Jersey, where the NAACP is attempt
ing to eliminate segregation in the
publice schools, a note signed by the
Ku Klux Klan has been widely circu-
lated. The note, demanding Long
Branch citizens to Help keep Ameri-
ca free from niggers," has recently
been turned over the FBI.
Due to NAACP efforts, the Long
Branch school board has promised to
create a five-year plan to integrate
Negro and white pupils and teachers
in the city's schools. As its first step.
the school board has requested two
white teachers for an elementary
school which has a predominantly col
ored attendance.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
RINNTNG SLOGAN IN THE
COMMUNITY CHEST SLOGAN
CONTEST

"Everyones best will fill the Chest
This was the winning slogan in the
omaha Advertising Clubs $4,000 Com.
munity Chest Slogan Contest.
The winner was Jack r. Hudson. a
travelling auditor for the Hinky Dinky
chain, who resides at 342o Hawthorne
Nv. Commenting on his slogan, MI.
Hudson said that he has entered more
than 100 contests. He usually gives Is
minutes Of thought to the current con-
test. If no idea occurs he gives up and
waits for the next one.
Starting with the two rhyming words
AChest" and "bebst" he dashed off his
slogan in about 10 minutes. This. he
says, is the first winner he had sub
mitted.
The award was made by Floyd E.
Mellen, President of the Omaha Adj
vertising Club and one of the three
contest judges. Others were Sig Bergh
and Charles Harding End.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

FIRST GAMES OF HANDBALL
DOUBLES LAACUE UNDERWAY

Monday, September le marked the
first games of the l947 Handball Dou.
bles League at 11:30 a. m. at the Gen.
trail YMCA.
Four teams participate: Bill Pratt
and Nanny Crandinette; Murray Cham
pine and Ed Carney; Gordon blessing
and George Grafton; and Glen Long
and Bob Miller.
The winners will be decided in mat
ches of two out of three games.
If enough doubles teams are inter
ested another league will be set up
for. Wednesday for Friday noon. Con-
tact Harold Prugh, Bernie Walters, or
Ed Olsen.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Legal Notices

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
mgn FIRE o

For many years deaths IN the
United States due to fire have been
euaraui~o orns",1 IN nm o voar
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

One potato win supply 100 ealo-
ries or about one twenty-ffth Of the
amount Of calories recommended for
the average adult for daily con-
sumption. However, it is essential
that a balanced ration be utilized.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

IN. THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Doc. 404 Ne. l85
AFFIDAVIT
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

the scholarship dance Sunday liekt:
the annual achieven tnt day at Texas
State Fair On Mr-leay October l3.
when the Wiley siitn View football!
classic will be siagri.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
ORDER


LUCILLE L. RYAN, Plaintiff, vs..
EARLE L. RYAN, Defendant.
This matter came on to be heard on
this oath day Of September, l947, upon
the motion and affidavit of the plain
tiff for leave to procure service OF pro
cess upon the defendant herein by
publication, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court from the af-
fidavit Of the plaintiff, that the plain
tiff does not know the address or resi-
dence Of the defendant and has .
been able to ascertain either, after
reasonable and due inquiry and dill
gent search continued for three months
after the filing Of the plaintiffs petit
ton.
1t is therefore ordered that notice Of
the tendency Of this action shall be
| given to the defendant by publication
in a legal newspaper in Douglas
County, Nebraska, for four successive
weeks.
BY The Court
Judge James M. Fitzgerald
District Judge
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27

UJLI al PSlHSJePuu PoIiIe-
gill vi u~o.cruego SrG3nuI sIBq So
umoIo sqt uOA JUN S5lA s5usr
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The Omaha guide., 1947-09-27
Bi-Cansfal Congress

Under its constitution, Chile has
Z bi-cameral congress elected d.
rectly by the people, as is the presi-
dent. The latter has somewhat the
same power as the president Of the
United States.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK at 3S47
Fessenden st. n.w.-In new-house condi-
per mo-; immediate possession Phone Mr.
Barker. THE CAREY WINSTON CO., Real
tors. RE. 1888; ewes. TIE. Ago. -2l
bedrm., 4l2-bath brick house; bedrms.
center hall through, living rm. 13x26; 3
bedrms. and baths on End a.; maids rm.
on 3rd f., rec. rm; "a acre, garage; near
bus: rent, $500: must furnish references:
For details and appointment- to see, call
OIL. 6S67. Ewes, call OIL. 0455. -23
5O34 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV bed
rooms, liv. rm., large kitchen, pantry,
bath. porch. oil heat; S100; gas. elec. in
GUIDED; EN-, 66I6; -23
det. brick, baths. gas heat; 1-year lease
at ,Sl35 mo-; refs, MAX MILLER. 500
! 1th st. Sc, FIR. 2100.
6-ROOM, 3 bedrooms and bath. coal INV.
heat, garage, lge. grounds near Potomac,
Nd 4O-m. from D. G. S75 per mo; I'm
mediate possession. Call agent, JANE r.
KNOX, Rockville o611 -22
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
NAVY CHIEF desires 2 or 8 bed

NAVY CHIEF desires 2. or 3 bedroom
house or apt, furn. or unfurn.; children.
l and 4 yrs TR. 1857 after pm. 81
A 6 ROOM or larger house by permanent
Government employe, recently transferred
from Missouri; small farm considered
R. G MCKEE. 21s 18th s.w. go
3 ADULTS-Small house or 2bedroom
apt, unfurnished; desperately need by
2 SINGLE ARMY OFFICERS desire furn.
2-bedrm. house or apt in Arl.: property
will be meticulously cared for. CH. 6469.
YOUNG DOCTOR, wife and school-age son
desire 2-bedroom unfurnished house. vicin-
lty Falls Church, Vienna, CheTrydale, Mac
lean, Virginia. WA. 1855. 23'
PERMANENT GOVT EMPLOYEES rm.
house; will give long lease. Call after
WANTED BY MARINE CORPS officer, sta
toned here next 10 yrs, unfurn. 3-bed-
room house, conv. to Friends School.
Navy 1t. AND PARENTS want "a bed
rm, house, or or apt. unfurnished' Anacoostia
MARINE OFFICER, stationed Arl, wants,
2-bedrm. house in Arl. or Northwest
Wash. Will consider buying. ia. 30l6.
24s
WILL PAY MOS RENT in advance for
or 3 bedroom unfurnished house or apart
ment; rent to 500 per month: Call till
RE S4O0. Ext 4932
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcens. !,

SPACIOUS RAMBLING white brick Co
louial home, custom built few years ago
situated on o large wooded site. overlook.
ing stream. and located near the Wash.
ington Golf and Country Club. in, re-
stricted Virginia neighborhood near transp
Five lge. bedrms, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces
1st-f. servants quarters, rec. room with
bar, Gear garage; ideal for those who
1895 per month. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co, 2s40 Wilson blvd, Arl, Va, CHI
;snsss NEAR Burr BGREAu I OF ;i' STANDARDS, semide.
taehed &C i l., brlsk, I s rooms; ,Sa s125 nonth
NICELY furnished home in Nd. !, nes3 g.
psr per mo: Call E; M. FRY. slHo INc,' ReaItor
1927 BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-Newly
decorated. rooms and recreation room
81. baths, oil heat, 2 freplaces, Bendix
la block bus; Jan. l, or months
adults; $500 month. WO. 1891. --23
4-ROOM BUNGALOW until May l: nc
children, pets, smoking, drinking or par
ties; garage; $50 month. Ball 42nd ave.
Brentwood, Md
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOME. available
at once. on 60-day basis subject to re-
newal 60-day notice; splendid neighbor-
hood, Cheverly, Md; living room. fire.
place, dining rm., kitchen, den. powder
room and screened porch, 3 bedrooms and
tile bath. full basement; oil heat. garage;
fine condition inside and out; references
must be supplied; $175 mo. ROBERT
MAGEE, RE. T740. 23"
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s-RM. COLONIAL HOUSE, center hall, det.
garage. on Mass. ave. extended. Call OIL.
dSoai 1ooRooM RooMrNG HOUSE, with, apt
vacant; S125. For information. call D1
7549 or write Box 464-T. Star. -22
HILLCREST AREA. Dec. l to April l5, de-
tached Groom house. 3 bedrooms, recrea-
ton room bar. garage. automatic wash
ing machine; conv to Boiling and Andrews
Fields, 5000 per mo. TW. o54s, Box
LADY LADY Will SHARE HOME. available Jan
l; Ss5 mo. River Terrace ne, AT. 1888.
VA WnsHiNGToN Hsia Hoss GOLF and Country >Clur
area--White frame rambling 6-bedroom
4-bath beautifully furnished home, suitable
family: will lend itself perfectly to enter
tanning and pleasurable living; available
about Jan. /. for q period OF two years, al
a monthly rental of S325; can be seen oy
MhRETS REALTY, oW. 1872. III
CHEyERLY, MD.-Beautiful brick bunga-
low with fireplace, fully furnished: bed
rooms and tile bath upstairs. full basement
with VIC. and shower; no objection to
children or pets: 3 months rent in advance
1-year lease: only $3.50 monthly. A. STAN
LEY MOREAU, WA. 2571, WA. $3.50.
1915 OTIS ST. S.E.-Will suitcase fu--
nished house with 4 bedrooms. g. months
for 81 900 cash; nice ne; neishoorhood o GOD;
after g months;r Call no. 1880; -as =,
ss5 s0s WITH e.. ,sg sGSp' cs & ts.' VI sHsss
Saio xdmonston ave. z Riverdais, Nd
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcontJ

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
practical nurse in attendance. AT. e443,
DUPONT CIRCLE - Several rooms for
young women in exclusive guest house; we
are famous for our delicious food and
sxeelsns sye fs5yGs 6E s7ss D1ss1Ns 2ols M4s'
is.5 10th ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished
warm room for young lady; running water.
telephone IN room, showers, elevator, ex-
1872 18th ST. N.w.-Elevator and maid
service; close to downtown; reasonable
rates. Some rms. with pvt. bath. -22
1927 10Th ST. NV. (near Dupont Circle)
Large double suitable couple; triple for
girls; available Dec. lst; meals daily.
incl . on Sundays Call HO. 6767. -
ROOM AND BOARD in a lovely home for
couple: married couple preferred; all mod
ern improvements and good transporta-
1877 BELMONT RID. N.w-Lovely triple
rm.. nicely furn.: clean, warm, quiet house;
delicious meals. laundry privils., maid serv-
ice daily; S45 ca mo-. MI. 9435. %
ARLINGTON. VA, 1892 N. Vermont St
Room or room and board. for working
mother and infant Gil 1049. -21
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. single room:
meals through Sunday: nr. transp.; $50
double, S55 single. 2010 Wyoming ave. NV
CREsTvIEw CLUB. a62o 18th st. NV
Spaces to share for men: double rooms:
students welcome; excellent meals and
tranSp HO 500. 81
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

ATLANTA FOR WASHINGTONi rental; s.
bedroom house or apt. desired: suitcase
lovely 3-bedroom house, large rooms;
location; surprisingly low
rental. DIR. FALK, dav. EX. $500 Ext
3074; night, TIE. 5O14. 22'
EXCHANGE for 3 bedrm. house in Detroit
or suburbs, 3 bedrm. house in Arlington
Forest. Glebe 9047. -23
WILL EXCHANGE modern 6-rm house in
suburban Phila. for house or apt in Wash.
D. C., or vic. on rental or sale basis. Box
405-S, Star. 23'
to Wash, will exchange my Chicago home
for home in Wash. area. Call OV 2163.
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MOVING. PACKING ond STORAGE

VETERAN, just out, of the service; will
!ob tee littls;. cali EARLE AT. 495i. s6'
Sonable rates: cargo insured 5o-mile
radius. Call DE. 9s7l. day or night "a and
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling 2 :pesialty; GE; 1881.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
sTSp1s snd T 2sSS Of R osss stb
new truck, careful hsndlingi rsss; ss- rates sn.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
UNION sToRAGE CO. NC, est. 1905.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. Pittsburgh. Cleveland, De
troit, Chicago. ST. Louis, Kansas City,
Denver and Calf: immediate service
NORTHERN MOVING g. STORAGE Co,
HHbELMAiN, IMovINSGG STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 1857; after pm, GE l416.
EX-GI. moving, packing, storage; local or
long distance; anywhere, any time; no job
too large or small. GLOVER, RE. 546o. -21'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortkwess.

HOUSES FOX SALe-t&0ffnWe3f.
COLORED-819 n. J. AVE. N.w-S3bo
down, easy terms; e-rm., hath row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick with
A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4 st. NV. MA.
S0S6: home, GE. 0297.
CoLoRED - sEMIDET.. BRICK, s-family
nat; rms. and bath. h.-W.h.. each; rear
Gs sARsY ssSF ;S!ss Ms sosS snd sn'p
brick. .as h-vh;. AZ baths: easily con
Csas os1ssd Il for sOts To inspect etc. call sA
coLoSEDA1i47 s.h ST. N.w.-s4so
down; 8 rooms, cleo, gas; S4,a60: S46
1S hMh THb1ANs SDwN AZ S1zt month, ss,
Groom row brick, near 23rd and Va. ave
9oioRshL 9;M Gsn LASIIS, TASSIES, ne EE sSao;
18th st. NV; II rms. 4 baths, brick. oil
h..w.h.; money maker. try and duplicate
Arrange to see and buy It at once. PAUL
55ohDkkb&rR&RsT & MhH5E RR gag SoMfnHgiHis M giR
house with store on Gsorgia ave: brick.
home. and business or Just Investment:
priced to sell now. PAUL J. MILLER, DU.
HA22 till q n.m
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Los ANGELES FOR WASH. d. C..-Two-
bedrm. unfurn;, lge. apt. for similar in
WANTED-4-room unfurnished apartment
in Washington D. C. in exchange for SINH
ssi star apaf'meh' IN o. LOUIS MO- eoA 81. aS7o
WASHINGTON, d. G. Suburban, 1-bedrm.
apt. for 2 bedroom apt. in Norfolk Va
NEW YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-Attrac-
tive 2-rm. apt. furnished; elevator bldg. !.
S71 so month; for 3-4 rooms unfurnished,
Washington; January occupancy. Box.
130-V Star 23s
2 Large Rooms, kit. bath; $40 mo-: NV;
for similar or efficiency. Box 6b-V, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE RENTAL unfurn., l.
room and kitchen apt, in nearby Airing
ton. for rental similar apt. in D. c. Box
ySIM. %if stsf; sSt1sfG;HANcE a-bedrm apt in hI3 Ne
$57 so, for house around $40. PHONE
AD 91S6. "a
FURN. DUPLEX tsmall unit rented) ex-
change for small furn. or unfurn. apt,
NV ROBERTS, DE. 3400. LU. 2907. 23'
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

NSSfVS
SENATE HOTEL, loI P St; ne, II. 51s7
sa6 9th ST: Mise front rm,, first fir.
shower bath; for men only: nondrinkers.
NR. SNR CATHOLIC uN1v-Front single Tm
Igs; closet; ] gentlemsn Ho. 54o2. ~e3 N.s3
rm. for gentleman or empl, couple; bus at
aoor a. UNI II ph9ne; y Z e NV; L Z KIT pryil -23
ERTHEF Has' S 3s;h 70 g go another girl
young girl whole house, well heated; com
pletely furnished finest springs and mat
tresses. laundry privileges and dinners
porch with one other. Near 22nd and
Shepherd bus 5000 18th st ne, HO
1913 OTIS ST, NE.-singIe front room
inner-spring, mattress phone and laundry
p5iyils, ppant eirl, M Nj. 5i3 46i3, so -oou, f.. .
privilesees also lse, rm. with kit. pgiyil'
Nicely NICE y'If FuRN. RIM, lee. closet. for for 2
employed; Kitchen priyils. MI. 5I55. -:!,3
BRookLAND. 44oa 18th st. e-Nicely
fqrn fJd T9qm G1 n pvt home; laundry p5lyil; 5T.
1877 sSs RosEDALE s6 snGi, ST light housekeep-
ing rooms; semipriyate yI ,3st bath; nr. BY bus
sSSae, @ a SO q q mo cafl after SG'Ti pm ~
3oa Il. I. AVE. N.E.-single room, gentle
ences. Cali after S. NO 32I0 -22
RMS. FOR RENT, newly decorated, We;
netian blinds; privileges; cony. transp. and
62a MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large front
room. for men only; twin beds; cony. to
transp. AT 2255 -22
single room, nicely furnished private
home: gentleman only. vi 1915. -2l
CoLoRED-sI2 ST. N.E.-Double or
only: some privileges. Call before pm
AT 4111. u
nished room for rent. Ii. PISA,
COLOREDzl427 F ST. N.E-Beautifully
furn. single rm. for refined person. FIR.
2904 -2S
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HOUSES EuRN. OR UNFURh.

FAIRFAX COUNTY-Beautiful home, over
$50 yrs. old. with all modern conVen-
fences: new plumbing, oil heat and air
conditioning: 3 f1replaces. living room with
random width floors, master bedroom and
bath downstairs: 2 bedrooms and bath up
stairs: large dining room, GE kitchen, all
new equipment: maids room over indoor
garage. Will lease for 9 or more yrs, fur
nished or unfurnished. HO. $500, Ext 316.