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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
BeoF Cot Post
American Legion
Supports Rights

Minneapolis American Legion
Bearcat Post No. 504. second
largest post in the state, went on
record last week in support Of the
recommendation Of the Prcsi-
dents Civil Rights Committee.
The post resolution called for
support Of anti-lynch legislation.
anti-poll tax measures on a ma
tional level and enactment OF
state laws against segregation and
discrimination. II will be present
ed by the post 10 the Fifth district
department and 20 the state CON
ycntion.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Women Who Staged
street Battle freed;
Hubblea COuldn't Testify

The disordsriy case against
the two women, Emma N.
SeSrber. 10 years old. Of 4ss
81 Anthony Ave, and Lorraine
Massey. 10, Of Ss3 Carroll Ave,
was dismisSsd Tuesday morn
ing. June IS, In municipal
court.
The police did not get 70 the
scene Of an alleged fingcrnAll
fight until II was over. last
January In front Of q tavern q
Western and Carroll Ave, and
what they couldn't sec they
could not know. Therefore. the
case was diamlaSed.
The husbands Of the two
women saw the alleged hight
but could not testify against
them. The two women were
charged with disOrdsTiy con
duct.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
MO NINE TEAMS BOAST
TWO TRACK CARTAINA

CHICAGO --~(AKPJ --- The Big
Nine. the midwest'G strongest
athletic conference, boasts two
Negro track team captains for the
coming school year They are
Charlie FonyiIle at Michigan and
Bin Holland al Northwestern.
F0nvills 10 known throughout
the world ~ the nations leading
Eh0tput ace. Holland IL . sprint
fash. Hs has held several Big
Nine dash crowns. lie has also
played end and In the backflsld
on the varsity football squad.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

SaEHuel Howell
Dies In g. Paul
Samuel Howell. - years cid
II 507 ROndo Ave. disd Wsdnss-
day. June 10. II AneksT hospital
Mr.. Howell had ben . resident
h The city for 10 years.
Survivors are Cora SerothSra.
daughters Loretta CrigSby, u
81 Psul; cecils Riley u g. Paud:
Marjorie Coleman q Seattle and
Q son Lester Howell
Funeral arrangements wers iD-
complsas - press time. Rx fur
Their infOrmation eall Neafs Pun.
efal bona, DA 1oSA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

y
Louis should easily win,
Although Jersey Joe has
stepped In and on. Of retirement
half a dozen times ! think he will
win over the aging Louis, who Ia
in this fight 10 make q last kill
II was on December 0, less thar
seven months ago. that Joe Wal
cott belied jon Louis down twice
and IN tho minds ~ many won
the championship hght, although
the decision went 10 tho lncum,
bent, Louis.
Louis has been through 90 q
lighter that In. q FIRST ranking
ono for sgmstima and I would
moi even be surprised II Waleoii
knocks Louis out this time,
rraiizS that many Of my read
ers will suggest that pay q viAil
~ the nearest paychialrlHt con.
corning that last remark. but I'm
not going back In recalling 10
you the many other short endgrs
I've picked In my time.
Walc0tt 10 . ahlfty combine.
ton Of Q boxer and punChsr,
When Q man like WAIeOtt comes
along. thcn Louis, who Ia well
On the decline, must " necessity
b. heading for catastrophe.
Boxing has been q battle Of
hard knocks for Jersey Joe. lie
knows how 70 move around and
after all these years In the ring
he has perfected the ART Of shift
ing--and what . shin that lei ~.
KNOWS hJw 20 bob and weave into
his opponents. Jersey Joe IL mas.
ter Of the nsnsuyeT. OF . series
u msnsuvsfs. doubt very much
u Louis has actually solved Wal
colts style Of lighting
Although Joe Louis, up 70 the
past few years. was about the
greatest heavyweight champion Of
ell times, he has nsvsF been
equipped with enough ring gen.
sTslahlp % Oui-fox Q WsleOtt type
Of . fighter. He has Q style Of his
0wn and h crest against 0ppon-
snts thst lead 30 him. WaIcOtt h
what one calls q spollsT, he has
made . number Of good fighters
look like hams. Louis has never
k,oksd good against fighters liks
Jersey Joe, though In the past he
SOrnsh0w managed 20 beat thsn.
One should nsver undSrsstl.
mate the power Of Louls-espeel-
ally In the early rounds. I stiil
think that he 10 . powerful punch
er and u he should get lucky In
the first couple Of rounds he
could make my prediction look
sick.
There 10 somrthing else hat
makes me write this way. Jersey
Joe IL Whist those who write about
fighters esll . hungry" fighter.
He came up The hard way and
has been lighting for more than
fifteen years. Whist Z have read
about his past In the boxing game
10 that he has had hard shedding
ell the way. Like most eolorcd
fighters he WIS too good for his
own good. Smart managers did
NOD want 70 match. their pEomls-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Program HOnOrs
Rev. p. j. BufOrd
Sunday at 3 pm.

Sunday. June 20. at , pm, q
program in honor Of Rev. p. J.
Buford. pastor, win be held at the
Church Of God In Christ, 7O2 Lyn-
dale Ave. Ne, before ne leaves
June IL, for San Francisco 10 at
tend the National Youth Congress
of the church.
Rev. Jerome Tate. pastor Of
Bethesda Baptist church, viii
speak. The Bethesda choir VIII
sing and members Of the congTe-
Cation viii attend In . group.
There viii be other special num-
bers on the program.
The public 10 invited 20 attend
this meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

According 20 the police. ths
woman had BEEN visiting Grimm.
A. about iis3o pm, MrA Lefty
May Deys who oocupsed . room
IN the house, beard . noise out
side heT door. wEen she opened
The dOor. Mrs.. Hickman had col
lspsed On TIE han 6oog and wan
SobbinG. Help ne, I'm hurt"
The police and the anbsaiancs
were summoned Mira Hbctman
did enro1ae 70 Anrksr hospital
Polies say kra Hiekman aid
Crffhn had tried 10 drown bar IN
. BAN tub md Later stabbed hsE
h ths chest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
j. w. Clemens Is
Reelected Ruler
Gopher Lodge lO5

J. W. (AbeD Clemens was re-
elected 20 his nineteenth half year
term IS Exalted Ruler Of the 81.
Paul Elks last week. He was also
made delegate to the Grand Lodge
session at cincinatti next August
and TO the MidWestern States con-
vention at Minneapolis In July.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
ELECTED EDETOR or U. OF
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER

LOS ANGELES lamp A
native Of Los Angeles, J, Horace
Hampton. was elected by the stu.
dent body as editor Of the Cali.
fornia Aggie, weekly newspaper
Of the University Of California
Hampton Ia 4 student in the col
lege Of agriculture.
A U, S, Marines veteran, Hamp.
ton was a public relations MOO
for his unit. He Is q member Of
Alpha Phi Gamma. honorary
Journalistic fraternity. and q
member Of the Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
AMP CORRESPONDENT on
PRESIDENTIAL SPECIAL

Observation-Disclosures,
Alice Dunnigan. AMPS Waahing-
ton correspondent. h aboard
President Trurnsn's westbOznd
special This h ths first time thai
Q Negro woman correspondent
has accompanied Q President On .
tour.
Mrs. Dunnigan win cover b0th
ihs political aspects and vosDen's
angles for newspspsrs reesiving
AMP service.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Laymens Day
Sunday at 4 pm.
st Peter Church

Chester Stone, u Temple Dap.
tigt church. win be- the speaker
At the annual Lsymen's day Sun.
day. June 20, Ut 81 Peter A.M.E.
church.
MIR Stone IL an active layman
al Temple Baptist church and
former board member ~ the Min.
neapoiis church federation, A. ST.
Peter Sunday. MIR Stone will
speak on Responsibility Of Lay
men In The Church"
The services will start prompt.
lw - .. a..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Mr.. and Mr.. Harvey IIspkins,

Mr.. and Mrs.. Harvey Hopkins,
ST., formerly Of go ~ Dale g..
are now residing In their newly
purchased home Rt SIC Igishart
Ave. Mrs. Hopkins left the city
Tuesday night, June 0, for Hsisna.
Ark, where she was called due
10 the illness and death Of hsr
mother. Mrs. Esther oillard. Mrs.
GillhFd passed Thursday. June 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Ellis Act % Meet Threat
To An Civil Rights

In response 10 TIE rising
threat 10 efvil rights. 50 broth
err Of Gopher Lodge and n
daughters Of Como Temple
Joined in making sppliestion
for . civil riEhts committee
charter from ne national
Grand Lodge. oaly - were re-
CURED for charter appliesfion-
The anal scfion taken Wed
nssdEy was led ~ ". b walk
e., Temporary ehaiTInzn q ths
eommiftse.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

Mrs. Esther Roach win present
her Annual Piano Recital. Sunday
evening. June 20. Of 2 y. m. u
Paul s. Schmitt Music Center,
90 South Tenth So.
The public 10 cordially invited
ADV.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Mems Fellowship Club
~ ZION Presents
Musical, June n

The Mems Fsll0WGhIp Club Of
Zion Baptist church 10 sponsoring
big musical on Sunday after.
noon. June n, ~ the church.
Wstch this paper foF later de-
tails.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

A couple NJ hun .
dred Of ao.callod
flstlc experts are
down In the
training camps
sizing up both
Joe Louis and
Waleo,t for wha,
the Rrea, major"
ity hsvr already
made up their
minds - pre-.
aiciina that Joa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Man Fatally Slabs Woman with
Ice Pick; Appreciated
In Minneapolis Hotel Room

ST. Paul woman, Mrs VeTna Hickman q years old Of
400 West Central fatally stabbed 10 with an ice
pick Sunday night ut 7l2 Rondo Ave.
Wareld Griffin - years old Of the Rondo Ave address IL
being held By police He arrested BY police ct the Sere
Hotel 248 Fourth Ave So IN Minneapolis Monday morn
------------- inG few hours after Ma Hck-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Fourth District American Legion
Backs younsdahI Stand on
Non Jim Crow National Guard

Ramsey County American LegiOnnares joined the fight
OF Governor Luther Youngdah to the Minnesota Ma
tona Guard TO all citizens without segregation Saturday The
powerful Fourth District American Legion convention meet
ing June ii and r. passed resolution supporting the states
chief executves stand nonsegregated National Guard
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Villa Picks Jersey Joe
WalCOtt TO Win Title
From Champ Joe Louis
Nv PERCY VILLA

Enroute 90 New York --~ I'm
picking Jersey tJoc) walcoU 20
win without any IN ands oT butts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Negro Track Stars Converge
On Minneapolis for N.C.A.A.
Meet; Records May Fall

The greatest representation Of nationally famous Negro
track and field stars assembled will appear Friday and
Saturday In Memorial Stadium az the University Of Minnesota
competitors In the g7h annual National Collegiate track
and field meet
The two athletes being billed as the outstanding contest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18
Three Mill City Graduates

Three Minneapolis graduates
are shown above. A. the right Is
Kenneth Mckinney. son Of Mr.,
and Mrs Forrest Mckinney, s23
Fremont Ave. No. u June Eradu.
ate Of North High School where
he was q member Of the Student
Council. basketball and track
teams, lie plans 90 enter either
the University of Minnesota or
Hamline University this fall 90
major In Physical Education, In
the center is Mary seaton, dRuah.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Scaton,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

Il ID estimated that twelve per-
cent Of the weight Of . beet 10
sugar.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

MRS. sEARKs RECOVERING
Mn. Thslms starks, so Ifth
Ave. So, b recovering al Asbury
Hospital after Q serious operation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-06-18

H. ~
man died
Evening star., 1948-04-20
BOATS. (Cont.)

ROWBoATs: New, 4 #. cypress and oak;
special S99.50. Free trailer delivery.
Tackle, bait, Martin outboards. LARGO
SPORTSHOP, Central ave-, at Largo, Md
20"
NEW e4-FT. DOUBLE ENDER, IA gauge,
steel. life boat. fully equipped: Little Big
Huskie;,n, Palmer inbGaTd; 1nslud,ps mas mast
Ext. 7l155 between $50 and 5-20.
OuTB0ARD MOTOR DEALERSHlP avail
able for well-known motor not handled
in Washington. OIL. 2714. -2
CABIN CRUISER, Cruis-Along; So hrs.
of actual running: new boat condition:
has = berths and modern marine toilet:
Just painted and ready for the water;
oUTBoARD MOTOR FOR SALE, johnson
oUTBoARD. practically new. Elsin 5h-
h.p. motor. used only s hrs. Call after
DINGHY, s-foot, flt-horsepower outboard
motor for sale. Telephone Pleasant O052.
DINGHY. s-foot. and 6-horsepower out
board motor for sale. Telephone Pleasant
0O52 22'
ROWBoAT, plywood, new, easily con-
verted into sailboat takes small outboard
motor, built to give long service. $50.
CABIN FISHING BOAT. 3s it.; year and
half old. Call after 5 pm. AT. 1903. "a
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER PUPPIES; elI eolors, AKc reg.
SHOREHAM PET SHOW, 1921 Conn. ave.
AID. s5o7. Daily 10 a.m.-9 pm; Sun, 20.
cockEk PUPS, Il weeks old old; Axe req.
ionsef; @ A ay-eonditioned d0ei Kennels Tef plekeD
MI ySaSy sSsPiEs W. y. 81
standard black, beautiful: S75 to 500.
cockER 1s srANIELs-we offer dogs of
Az wei bred, happy and healthy. WI
koARDING. GROOMING ana every care
mel under veterinary supervision. ELPAW
KENNELS. reg. Alexandria. Va. Duke st.
ext. adj. Quartermaster Depot, TIE. 2430.
BOSTON TERRIER, Axe, male, 8 months.
Pet or staS IIsp@ss TE 396s s.p-n;cts s9
granddaughter, sired by Shmerk, in whelp
to Dictator, worlds record sire OF Dober-
man champions; puppies due late next
week: $3.50 and choice OF litter. Others
bitch at S55; Puppies from 500. Tel.
BOXER PUP, Axe, 10 months, fawn male.
nat. and inter, chs. Reas. TIE. 1852.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. Axe reg; males
sna m 51Saf and Ser ssnds @
dogs Dane stud service by champion)
ELPAw KENNELS; reg, Alex. Va; Duke go
poMFkaNfaN f sH!saasd adj w5e 4 Rsns Female @
but no papers; $50. wi, S67s
FOOD-Cero-M Meato. $1,000; Ken-L- Biskit,
Saoso EaTeld n M Meal In5 s. del RE Wky 5sns ds
MONT. co. ANIMAL SHELTER has puppies
and fine dogs for adoption; shephe rds'
terriers, hounds and others. 81. 5lS3
Open "a
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APIS. FURNISHED Gent J

NEARBY 'vIRGINIA-Lady win share, apt.
with another employed lady. No drinkinE
sVsk ok1E 1Eom fyas I ornar 9saIoo Hi Mon nrh
s sssh week. pi s$si sitsI 5 @ Pm. -
room. kitchen. lavatory. semipEivate bath:
STUDIO APT, furn., liv. rm and bedrm..
Fd m PsH Pa sS5res ssS Vs s1 s9l s %
sss;; sss; zl7 18th St. st. me- Apt. l.. Ii
CONGENIAL GIRL to share large apt. with
3 others, Ss2 month. 1912 Kennedy st.
ovERLookiNG Soldiers Home grounds
enette, semi.pvt. bath; sober. refined. EN-
pioyed @ couple; $3.50 mo-; 6-mo. lease.
8. Rooms. s. nicely h.a furnished, studio % apart
meEt, NE. section: SS5 month Cali AK.
$oii coLGMBIx Rp. Wv studio apt:
isi! IRVINE VINES sT' PAN NwWone men1n room efi.
gentleman sis.1eef ADJ os5S. susS No 1927
es0l 9Th ST. N,E,-christian girl to snare
,1si ME !, large a,s apt with 3 girls $40 mo NO
NICELY FURNISHED . rooms. kitchen and
bath; nearby Virginia. excellent trans
ton; ion. call &C GH Ssoe after 90 pm. .s1
sons; private bath, switchboard service
includes preakiast and dinner; Z days per
EMPLoYED COUPLE. basement apt, furn.:
soe oear sradSars aRSs1s Es Hts nv 5i1a Rv bath
60. A ST. s; s;E.-Bedroom and kitchenette
ssmiprivate bath. ali utilities furn.; $50
sAsEMESNrA IS srGDio tpo, APT. no cooking IA
cilities; private bath. private entrance;
Conn, ave, mr.. Nebraska; $75 mo. Box
ENTIRE Ind FLooR-New private house,
large bedroom. tiled bath, living -dinette.
sll-electric kitchen; at Baileys Cross
Roads; bus to Pentagon. Navy Annex. etc,
but auto convenient; employed couple
S95 mo. Address Box 319-V. Star. 21'
PVT. HOME-Kit.-bedroo upstairs; share
bath; no children or pets 613S Shadyside
ave. Capitol Heights. Md; $50.
NEWTON. Mr.. 18th ST. NV rm. and
kitchenette; employed couple; Frigidaire;
PETWORTH SECTION rms, partly
furn.; 1st H.. Frigd., all utilities, share
bath; for couple with refs; 500 mo- RA
1131. Box 165-X, Star -oI
9th AND BUCHANAN SITS. N.W.-S125 per
month Tor lst,hoor apt, rooms, kitchen
and bath; all utilities included KAY
REALTY CO. RA. 1900. -23
COLORED-FOR RENT, furnished apart
ment to, refined employed couple; references
required; NV. section: S75 per mo. Box
336X, Star. %
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

iss c ST. N:E:-Frent. single room; for
NY Ss e. @Afaohc FfRf%an ~ Tssk
foot living room with picture window, din
room and ultramodern kitchen; 3 bedrms.
and and tiled bath on md foor: full basement
outside entrance. gas a.-c. heat, house
about 1l2 years old and very well built
reasonably priced at $3.50: 5000 cash
MA. $500: ewes. and week ends WI 2933.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
NEAR MINI. AVE AND BENNING RD-
This 6-room semidet brick home is con-
veniently located near shopping and trans
ing room and dining room. and modern
kitchen; 3 bedrooms and tiled bath on End
floor; basement has recreation room toilet
has parauet floors throughout and is in
perfect condition; very reasonably priced
sl451o Can MT Sacksoa soaa Ma sso9
PHELPS. fifEi NC 14i7 st. NV. NV 81
AIRY FRONT ROOM, double bed: gents or
employed veteran and wife; nr. bath; un-
linn phone: $40. Ii. $3.50. 30
hfe mss3e9 hcey sna urn
transp.; empl. cpl. or gentlemen. DU. 0o3S.
and double rooms. near Catholic Uniyer-
FRONT pBLE RM. no drinking, sl2 yk
CoLoREDmLovELY FRONT ROOM for
:, men, located near Fla: ave. and Potomac
Park earline; 15-min: downtown ride.
ST. NE.-Furnished
room, twin beds, in refined home; Govt
employees preferred: 2 men or 2 women.
LII 1898 after. $40 pm. -21
COLORED-SINGLE OR DOUBLE room
for men, convenient location for shop
ping and transportation. 706 sth st. ne
Phone LU 29OS after e pm. 80
COLORED-? ROOMS for , men; furn.. in
a quiet home. 1904 Emerson st. ne,
phone IL 6bS1 2e'
COLoRED-RooM WITH LGE. windows:
private kit, for employed couple. Call
1eth ST. N.E.-Furnished
rm.. privileses; employed couple. DU.
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ROOMS FURN.-Nerhwe.,. tcens.,


newly decorated, In quiet family. single
man or husband and wife. Refined only.
1882 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-one doubls
room. $50 per person; l single room.
SGs SHsr T5f1Pf off DTfoNr SfRS c1.oLE-on. of
few vacancies for girls. 1901 21st st. NV,
III HIS 'sTp aWE ST. Nw.-Lovely second mih H..
lrssses. running water; sia wE; near
THf CHURCHILL. 174o P st. n.w.-Front
Also dbls. rms; $40 wk. NO. 1855.
1922 MASS. AVE. Nw.-single, $3.50
1885 1881 BELMoNT La o,sT' ST. INV NV Apt ampouble
rm. for cple; Laundry privils.: $40 mo.
fn fiss ssas MsRfbfas ffsf, sr Rn' x.wLarse front
room. near bath, double bed; suitable for
sse tEs ssn.Isnsn eall Sc os4s block from
tsns @ "oS sv.AIssss room SitS sYSs Ssss; 'ss nss
TT. ,PIEAsASTENicely urn. rm with
:onven. transp.; unlim. phone. CO. 6d04.
tos t :; twin beds, unlimited phone; s. Sssk
DOWNTOWN. opposite statler, 1901 K
Tars f01ReE Rouss 5S0ms 1Nk near eath
FHE JAMES, i7a1 st. nw.-Newly
decorated rooms. single beds. large closets;
laandry m priy,leses; Siss sirls only; sas "a, and
DowNTowS@Sewly S renovated, large
nicely furnished room. with kitchenette;
S3s; gentleman. Inquire 2o15 o st. NV.
~ ST. N.W.-Furn. rms, 2, dbles. twin
Hsd s fucrIp s fSrR nS 'fTgse Tons
clean unim' phone s'n A'ep S or, pm faS pE
sia7 F ST. N.w.-Basement studio room.
snse sns sh ha Toom Toars S. ss' Ex :sff5 sss couple
1926 18th ST; N.W.-Young lady share
rm; with another young lady. $50 mo-;
| block of NJ, Pleasan5 sarline, ? books
Maxa0H5E fsss coLd%BiA Hdisi m Rb eo4t sndoor room
next to bath. private home; young person,
employed va meals eptional ;v AD 1923, "a "a
nssy SeS farh shower sT snd tnS unm
phone; good :ransp.: entertaining privi-
eoEoRfnsss sSfs fsSs0asee s4 Ap NMnarse 9aa Toom
home; home privileges. DE. 25ss. pa
one girl, some privileges. Cali DE 4s76.
CoLORED-1O5 FAIRMoNT ST NV
ge. front rm. for cpl; all privileges. CO.
3513. -22
CoLoRED-l3th ST. N.w.-Frono rm.
for , empl. people; also vacancy for one
girl twin twin beds home privil.. tel, rec. rm.
coLoRED-MAN TO SHARE large room
with another man: twin beds. Call TAYLOR
CoRCoRAN ST. Nv
Nicely furn. small hall rm., mr.. bath.
ch.-w. for employed gentlewoman; all
coLoREDnNEWlY es5Iltsi p ssH DECOR. front single
5ado Im for refined employed person. RA.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Md. 8 Va.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. conv. TO PEN
tagon, Navy Annex and Signal Corp. and
d. c. CHI. $40.
comfort able rm.,.
man, nondrinker; small family: no other
roomers: excel. transp. OK. 2s73. I'll
ATTRAC. RIM, couple or men, non
smoking and drinking: . doors to . bus
lines; con. for Md. U. student. WA. sa51.
vA-Nicely furnished room.
next bath: 5-minute ride to Pentsgon and
Navy Annex. Phone GIL. 0s56 -21
zoos ALLISON ST, Landover Hills. Md
blk. from bus. WA. $3.50.
3SiO 3sth PL., Brentwood Md-Nicely
furnished sleeping rm.. next to bath in
private family; gentleman only; $50 mo.
85.s EASTERN AVE, Takoma Park
Double rm., pvt. entrance no other room
ers; nr. express bus. Sligo 1864 afteT. 6.
UNUSUALLY large. sunny room with 2
huge closets: One block to transp; TT to
leges. One or two girls OV 1885. -22
SINGLE ROOM. gentlemen preferred; con-
venient to Two buslines: private home; S25
per mo. Call OK. 1862. -22
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SUBLET mo-; for discriminating couple,
delightfully."- furn. small house, rms. ,
Chase. D. c. ideal for summer. owner
retain l rm.. occasional use. Every
thing furn. including utilities. S140 mo.
Box 242-X, Star. -22
FOR RENT on reasonable terms: q home
with widower; middle-ased couple pre-
ferred. Give references. names, address
ana employment sos. Call HO. $3.50
s-BEDROoM, a-BATH HOME in nearby
Arlinston; rental, SEQ per mo; Call ONCE
l143. ~
BEAUTIFUL 6-rm. furn. house: 3 bedrms
May / to Oct. /, to 3 adults. Write Mrs;
Frederick Hillman. R. N. Round School
Msnss; Ne soos South Ashfield' Mass or phone
CHEVY CHASE, D. C. blk. from Conn,
bedrms., 2 baths. brick house with air
conditioner; L car garage; oil heat. Sl95
Call Miss Corbin, SANDOZ, DU. 1884
Ewes CO. 1924 40
Evening star., 1948-04-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FOR GIRLS-Lovely front. room. win
dows; walking dist. Govt. bldgs. on 2 car
GilGoSy.EEscENT ilGsS; EE g3ST' INFANTS boarded in
suburban home. Falls Church 06I4. 20
home; delicious food. 2013 Mass. ave.
Iio6. 18th sT. Nw-comfortable for
young men, Q square meals a day; rates.
SAT to $50 mo- MI. 57T4. -2l
32I MD. AVE. N.E-2nd A., attractive rm
for employed mother, l or 2 children: day
ssTs %EsLEY foY fh,1aLen aafcomprises "a nne pri
vate homes in l block. that have been
fort of its residents; cheerful rooms
running water in room. ample bath facili-
ties; double rooms and rooms for men
to share with men, and women to share
with women: S4S to S57 so per month.
1925 21st st. NV, North S099 al
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1912 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly decorated
service. switchboard; good food NO.
1884 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Attractive dble. for girls; vacancy to share.
for girls and men; pvt. bath good food
1928 18th ST. NV, Mar-Leeta-Nicely
furnished rooms for young ladies and
young men running water; telephone in
room; showers; elevator; excellent board.