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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03
Scholarship
Awarded to
AIstOn Girl

Miss Lillian Murray of AllSton
was awarded the zeta Phi Beta
Sorority $500 scholarship. Miss
Murray who holds the degree of
Associate in Music from Trinity
College, London, England, has
just completed her junior year in
Boston University College of
Music.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03
Historic Church
Changes Owners

Old Charles Street Meeting
House on MT. Vernon and Charles
Streets. Beacon Hill, has been
sold 10 the Massachusetts Uni
versalist Convention. The papers
passed this week between the
Meeting House and the Univer-
salists.
The edif1ce is best known to
the readers of this paper as the
home Of Charles Street Church
for many years till the new home
in Roxbury was bought a few
years ago. Many prominent
clergymen pastored the church
during its occupancy of the old
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03

home, notably among them Rev.
Heyerdy c. Ransome, now Bisho
Ransome. 1t was also the scene
of many anti-slavery meetings
where Wendell Phillips and other
abolttionistS hundred their op-
position to slavery. Fred Douglass
once spoke there.
While the UniversalistS will use
the building for their services,
with Rev. Clinton Lee Scott, SUI
perintendent of Massachusetts,
churches, in charge, the Charles
Street Forum will continue to
hold its meetings in the church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03

ROBERT r. DN[
Who will be guest speaker
~ the First A.M.E. Church
corner Warren St. and Elm
Hill Ave-, Roxbury. .
SUNDAY, JULY II at :
PM. /,
Auspices of The Fathers
Club. A..
Fine music under the al,
rection of L. LOKENAo
GREENE.
All Welcome
Edwin {. Knowles, Pres.
VIM. L. Bagnell, secy.
Rev. Oliver w. Childers'
pastor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03
100000
Raised To Fight
Heart Disease

CHICAGO, Ill. - Plans for the
formation of new local heart as
sociations to reach more individ-
uals, regardless Of race or color,
end the broadening Of research
to accelerate the nationwide
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03
Honor Pupils
Of 8 Schools
Get Awards

Exercises were held at the
League of Women for Commun-
fly Service, $50 Massachusetts
Ave, Tuesday afternoon, June ~,
to award achievement certifi-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03

heart and circulation were dis
cussed at the Twenty-fourth An
nual Meeting Of the American
Heart Association.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03

the best advice on nails and skin.
On sale will be articles to aid
your good grooming, brushes,
combs, c,ompacts, colognes, bobs
pins, and everything to bring on.
the best in you.
If it's service in beauty culture
we give It. If it's something to
aid good grooming, ne sell II.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-07-03
Christ Temple
Choir In
Concert

The I.G.P. Choir of Christ
Temple Church of Personal Ex-
perience will be presented in an
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-30
ATTENTION
rdinance Nc. 299 Reads


Section 2. That it shall be UNI
lawful for the owner, occupant, or
person in possession of any yard,
building, premises, vacant lot, tide
land lot or premises. or filled in
, tideland lot or premises, within
the corporate limits of the City of
Juneau, to deposit, place or keep
thereon, or to permit the deposit
ing, placing OF keeping thereon,
any waste CT scrap material, rub
Dish, refuse, or other unsightly or
offensive matter or material.
Section 3. That it shall be UNI
lawful for any owner, occupant
or person in possession of any lot,
yard, building, or other premises,
including tideland lots and premises
and filled in tideland lots and
premises, within the corporate linn
its of the City CT Juneau, to main
tain, have or keep thereon, or to
permit the maintaining, having
or keeping thereon, any garbage
otherwise than in sound metal
containers at all times covered
with tight metal tops; or to keep
or maintain, or to permit the
keeping or maintaining, sucn gar
hage containers containing gar
bage otherwise than on platforms
or other solid foundations to pre-
: vent tipping or overturning, or the
tops to fall off or to become dis
placed, or to permit garbage to
accrue or accumulate without regu-
lar and reasonably prompt remov-
al
Section 4. That it shall be the
duty Of the Chief CT Police of said
City to make, or cause to be made,
regular monthly inspections, and
at other times when requested so
10 do by the City Council, OF all
premises and property within the
corporate limits of the City OF Ju-
neau; and in the event the viola
tion of any provision of this Or
dinance is found, promptly to give
Informal written notice thereof to
The owner, occupant or person In
| possession to comply with the pro-
visions violated within five 90
days after such notice is given.
Section S. Any firm, person, per-
sons, or corporation violating the
provisions of any section OF this
Ordinance after five CD days
notice given as aforesaid shall be
deemed guilty CT misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished by fine not exceed
ing One Hundred 100000 Dollars
or by confinement in the City jail
rot exceeding thirty 900 days; OF
by both such fine and imprison-
ment.
CITY OF JUNEAU.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-30

pile of trash seen to udoe was one In
front of the Sea View Apartments
en- Willoughby Avenue.
1t has been a pleasing experience,
Mr. Hendrickson said, to have SO
many people willingly participate in
the cleanup drive.
There are a few things to keep in
mind, the Mayor added, that will
assist in getting best results. Where
there are broken bottles and glass
! to be dispoed of, it is desired to have
this put in separate card board box
es. Tin cans should also be kept Sc
parate, wherever possible.
Then, everything to be taken away
should be placed at the curb. Thus,
the motorized equipment will he able
to cover the city and serve the max
imum number of households.
Among the pioneers in the clean
UP, paint-up movement was the city
Of Cleveland, Ohio. The sales and
advertising manager Of the Sherwin
Williams Paint Company of that
city, Mr.. Lemperly, together with
the civic organizations and munich
pal officials of many of the COM
munities in Cuyahoga County, took
part in a countrywide program.
To dramatize the public health
feature, the Citizens Committee in
Cleveland Borrowed a llama from
the ZOO. This ungainly creature splits
constantly. 1t was lead through the
downtown streets, in front of the
May Company, around the statue OF
Tom L. Johnson. and over the CEN
ter of the city, bearing a sign, DO
not spit. To do so spreads disease :
So, following the present cam
paign, some organization here might
desire to put on another against that
nasty custom Of splitting on the
sidewalk where everybody walks.
Cleanup, paint-up, fix-up is a
program that officials of the Juneau
Chamber of Commerce feel may re-
suit in giving a pleasant impression
= the tourists who visit the Capital
during the months to come.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-30
E4GeDEK FdbR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT vi
PUBLIC OPINION UNIVERSALLY ENDORSES
CLEANUP pAIKT-Up FlxUp MOVEMENT

son gives his reason for being SO
enthusiastic about the program. He
declared that the issue of public
health is closely associated with the
results of the campaign.
Bus Ansel of the Acme Disposal
Service has volunteered the use Of
his motorized equipment, and the
city crews are busy gathering up the
rutbish piled along the curb line.
An observer noted that the largest
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-30

In a nationwide survey of the
annual Cleanup campaign it has
Teen found to enjoy virtually unapi-
nous endorsement of the man in
the street" and. one often hears the
remark made that there is a cam
paign in which everyone wins
The cleanup movement is of such
Importance as to merit more than
casual attention Mayor Hendrick-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-30
WA sHTNGTON

WASHINGTON Presidential
Secretary Charles Ross replied cat
egorioally no" today when asked
whether President Truman will pro-
use to CONGRESS next week limited
arms shipments to western Europe.
Evening star., 1948-10-19

2-FAMILY APT.-$16,5OO
Takoma Park, D. C.-Rents for $3.50 a mo.
Inspect st once Il you want doo barsain.
Bedroom Bath, First FL, $19,9 $50
Bethesda, Md-Beautiful brick home, i'm
maculate; living, dining rooms de luxe
kitchen: 2nd floor, 2 large bedrooms. tiled
bath; beautiful yard. Inspection invited.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ner.hwss..

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Only SI4,450.
ATTRACTIVE brick home Of oo rooms bath dG
STSEhfcsT S1Ghf sN asSH iys 2V raRas 2aa
custom-bu brick homes, with 6 rms.
f9s satss e. 81 ssss e1ss aM Ss
low. 4sS7' 4sth St. n:Y.AIivins room;
fss.n dining room noo ges
rooms, bath with tub and shower, gas
h..w,h., steps to attic; large dry base
%snt g.ws t9st 6nA s1S tT5m E.s x
sAREABf iUs Nj NV Woobsmowner a o1eS Transferred;
prewar brick Colonial; consisting of Nv
room @ wo ior ta5e snd t Td
BATHS BATHS On on End d; finiished srd H.; lovely
r WITH bath plus lsTndTy and
Call US for appointment to see. r. A.
TWEED Co. EN-. 1890. 55O4 Conn. ave.
For quick service. list your property with
BETHESDA .AKEA-Attractive detached
stone, on half acre ground: bedrms. and
bath on LIST floor; bedrms; and bath on
finely constructed home Is in beautiful
sSas,'!4a ssSa sasil IhoS p@ s5is conn. 20
& e. sgSE ssSSs #ssa ii:S VI Fl ss$S
sfTHEsDAf Sci; Mh feasn xnEA-N.v broom Isa S1ie1
large. level lot. sI4, 300 With GOOD fnsnc-
HIT tng Ishs EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. esoo: eyes.
BETHEsDA-a-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod
~ los. $500. EARt I. wRiHosSsl III vi VI.
poo; ewes. WI. 1914.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE GEORGIAN coz

ATTRACTIVE GEORGIAN COLONIAL white
brick home. completely furnished; excel
lent Barnaby Woods location; charming
living room with fireplace, 3 bdrms, 2
baths. 1st-hr den, powder rm.; rec. rm..
reasonable rental avail Nov. l for 6 mos.
Call EN-. 1855. all day Mon. 10
FURNISHED HOUSE. 10 miles from Wash.
S75 per mo. MRS. MARTIN, 1417 Rhode
SILVER SIEVE avs spRiNG, RING Mp.-stone BUNGALOW.
lovely section OF Silver Spring; 3 bedrms.
liv. rm.. dining rm.. kit and bath. nicely
new soBEDM, a-sToRY BRICK. heated
Oct. "a to Noy: 23, $3.50 Out Conn ave. e
Kensington, Md. left on Prospect st, to
ssBEDkM. aBE fRGifE FuRN. HOUSE, all modern con-
veniences, oil h.-w,h h.; immediate possession;
strictly residential section, Alexandria, Va
Phone Alex. 293S or OV. 0249. 30
KENWOOD, MD.-Individually built CEN
ter-hall residence; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
rage, auto. heat, spacious lot. trees. walled
IN garden; completely furnished in an
mo; no small children: Prefer refined
settled couple who will appreciate home
of this character. THOMAS j. FISHER. &
CO., INC, 73S 18th st. NV, d. $3.50.
NICELY FURN. s-RM. BUNGALOW, 5347
st. Barnabas I'd. Sc, Md. Spruce OILS
Evening star., 1948-10-19
APARTMENTS UNEURhIsHEp.

TERRACE APT. unfurn., in new brick
home, Takoma PIX: $50; no objection to
! child: must guarantee reasonable clean
liness: 81. 9593. 6-S pm. 10
ROCKVILLE rms: and bath; share
kit: utilities furn.: $50. 100 w. Mont
gomery ave. WI. 1921. 80
TAK0MA PARK-3-rm. apt. with l bed.
rm., closets, oak floors; adults only; $96;
util. furn. OWNER. Sligo 2150 mornings;
e5O1 14th ST. N,W.-Two ground floor
adjoining apis, renting as one; rear apt.
for living, kitchen, back porch, huge liv.
rm., dining alcove, bedroom, bath; front
apt. same without porch; front to be only
used for business, profes. or ofices. shop,
showroom, etc; $3.50 monthly. Apply Mrs.
Frenchs apt, or THOMAS FISHER CO.,
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900 Con-
necticut ave. is taking. applications for
unfurnished apartments for permanent oc-
cupancy during the following hours: Week
days and Sundays, l to pm; Saturday,
IL am. to 5 pm. Rentals-One living
room, one bedroom. bath and kitchenette,
$3.50 to $3.50 per month. One living room,
two bedrooms, two baths and kitchenette,
1928 to $3.50 per month. THE WINDSOR
CO, INC, Owner. Mrs. Helen NJ. schild-
9Th AND SHEPHERD SITS. N.w- rms
and bath. newly dec. util. incl; will
accom-. 3 or 4 ADULTS; Tyr. lease, 800
mo. Cali RE. sire or RA. 1890. 80
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1s14 MASS AVE. NV. Vacancy. for
young man in large room. adjoining bath,
excel. meals S4S50 per mo. 80
FOUNTAIN COURT, 18th season-Larse
tele; moderate rates. MARTHA WASH
1NGTON SEMINARY MANAGEMENT, co,
ARLINGToN-For couples: will consider
] child, school age; home-cooked meals;
ige,, light rooms. daily room service;
parking. cony. ,transp. to city and Penta-
1851 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished twin
bed rm.; Selieious meals: good transppor-
RooM fa5SM AND BOARD for doctor and sister;
single rooms, in NV Ask for doctor.
WOMAN. W GIRL OR coUPLE-Large front
newly dec new twin Deds sf
room buSlines ,sd., At door; children vel
1909 18th ST. NW.-vacancies in dbles.
to share for young men; excel. meals.
The THE MANSION CLUB, 1880 Mass. ave.
NV has vacancies for ladies and gentle
men who appreciate, comfort, refinement,
LARGE. FRONT ROOM, convenient leca-
ticn; day care for child while mother
works: incIosed yard HU S6S3
Evening star., 1948-10-19
ROOMS. ApARrMENrs 70 SHARE

CAPITOL HILL-Girl will share large
front studio room; share kit. and bath with
another congenial girl; $50 mo. FIR. $3.50.
I GIRL to share 5-room apt. with 2
other girls. caA FIR. 9261 after pm.
ONE LADY will share with congenial
ladies her spacious apartment; twin beds.
tranquil atmosphere; cross-town and Conn.
bus WO. 1898. 30
YOUNG LADY to share an apartment
with another lady in Va, near Pentagon,
Navy Dept. Call GL 0572 after pm.
18th ST. NV or girls to share
apt, with another girl. Call DE. 1888 aft
YoUNG MAN to share rms with another
man. very modernly furn.; intellectual at
mosphere Call RE 9692 after $50.
QUIET GIRL to share apt with girl:
refined, conven. neighhorhood. Call WO.
1894 during day; Ho.> after pm.
GIRL $3.50, share studio apt. in pvt
home, on busline with another girl; close
IN So; Arl.; hrepl.. kit. pvt bath. , ia.
2115-W. -21
WILL SHARE APT, near Massachusetts
and Wisconsin aves Emerson 1910. 30
ONE OR TWO GIRLS, $3.50, to share spa
cious 2-bedrm. apt, Sc, with Jewish girk
excellent transportation. LU. 1894. -21
YOUNG LADY with young lady. share
charming NV. apt, ideally located; all
utilities and home privileges; S65. HO.
b39S after 9 pm. pa
Evening star., 1948-10-19
HOUSES UkFURNisHEp.

UNFURN. or partly furn., newly deco
rated. modern S-room house in D. c.
with 2-car garage: on 5 acres of ground.
within 5 miles downtown Wash: also
numerous outbuffdings which could be
used in pursuit Of hobby or to increase
income. l. e., truck farming, poultry, dog
breeding. ETC.: 5000 per month. Address
P. o. Box 1908. North Station. .Arl., Va.
4-RoOM BUNGALOW; conv. transp.. In
Falls Church; will rent at once.sFA. 1890
after A pm. " go
ANNANDALE, vA.-Unfurn s-rm. new
Cape Cod brick bungalow; sl27 so per mo. ;
about mi; out Columbia pike from Penta-
sTTRacr1VR sGPi ae: We 's-RM. BRICK det. house:
2 bedrms., full bsmt, with Bendix, oil!
downtown D. C.; sl25 mo. ow. 7945.
GRIM. BRICK. 2 baths. auto. heat, cleo.
ares area nsf5 sf5o ''0sfi ST. 5s5 sas school, Sligo
CHARMING GEORGETOWN HOUSE. $50:
roof terrace. patio. for rent to some one
locating one or two bedroom apt. S65-
slRooaf so IS BusSG2Low. modern. brick 70. With
ss Hyss mo ea MISS I'll sfstd sSsACn Tak0g "a F ss
BETHEsDA-Ney homes; g snd rms,
EAkGE EAk5 T S6oafNG E6S5sHT WI hoGsG, SasG DOWNTOWN
particulars cali LINKiNs CO.. isis N
St NV. DI S6SS 20
Evening star., 1948-10-19
ROOMS ruRhisHsp-Mp. & VA.

COUPLE wishes gentleman guest; conv; to
service at entrance. TIE. 49S1. "a
DOUBLE ROOM, in new house; private
bath, telephone and radio; close to
transp.; pref. employed couple. sH 6Ssl.
FURN. RIM. for 1 or 2 gentlemen. pvt;
dinner, also laundry II desired: military
or Govt. personnel pref. OW. 2460. lie
PVT. BATH, twin beds; refined home
g1s fa ke1 b4dRs Anst0n uni phoSs
dEinkVsrs. 5 GL 5sss. ,ooo c,nn 20 .xs
Bus at door; large bed-living room, private
bath, ent., twin beds. WI. 2571. -21
IOOI6 GREENoCK RD., furnished room
for lady. SIS week. Sligo :44e6. 2o'
LGE. FRONT RM., double bed, 2 windows,
newly dec, l or gentlemen; n blk. bus.
Silver SPRING. CHEEKY rm. for young
people; l mi. or min; ride D. c. line
ARLINGTON, VA. 535 No. Pollard St
Furn front bedrm., gentleman or eppl
couple preferred: unlim. phone, la1nd
privs., cooking optional. Call after $50
r. RSm.i ARhiNGfoN-Newly dih eHaos, furnished room
for l gentleman: nice nefghborhood. on
busline; $40 per mo. Call oW. 1885.
Evening star., 1948-10-19
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

FURNITURE yAN-Two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age. ANACOSTIA MOVERS, AK. 6446
SMALL JOBS-Pers. effects. baggage, etc.;
S3.75 minimum; any time, days ewes.
Suns. ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK. 6446
SAFETY STORAGE & TRANSFER. CO.
Individual compartments as low as So per
month. Moving local and long distance.
For immediate service call Sterling 1892
or TIE. 51sS: Sun. and eyes,. TIE. 1885.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO o4
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage: AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton, D. C. and Eastern. Southern or Middle
West States For free estimate. phone ST.
1895; nights and holidays. phone Bruns-
wick. Md. 2766 and reverse charges,
MOVING, careful handling by experienced
veterans unreasonable rates. free estima tes.
MR.. GARRETT, OW. 1851. Il
EX-GI-Moving. packing, storage. Grating;
reasonable rates. efficient service. No Job
too large or too small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
EDELMAN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-10-19


FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, large or
small; must be in or near College Park.
Write E WINETT. Box 3917. Univ. Of Md.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, modern. rooms
SO to 500 monthly: eolo5ed business,
NAB TI.n ~ cal sr MI 49, 542s or TR 1906. Ia
RECENT RETuRNEE from Cairo, Egypt.
Air, Force, CO., desires home for self
and family; bedrooms considered, 3
n90d an1n AT Fails Ghuh sah Iu5n
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and adult daughter
need unfurn. house or apt. in good neigh
borhood., NV. Arl. or nearby suburbs;
fnfs rSscE Sssl Feis G
2 or 3 bedroom house. Call COL. MELCHER,
RE. 600. Ex. 7320s. q am. to 8 pm. 20'
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Two, 3
bedrooms, NV. section. Telephone AID.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and two children
desire 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house,
Bethesda. NV. or ne. section. Phone RE.
s40S : aA7AL vi Sa1FR oFrrcrss desire s.bsdlm sdr
exchanged o am. to s pm. NO 3311;
CLERGYMANs FAMILY need 4-bedrm.
unfurn. house within 2 mi. Wilson High
'eGs os 0y sESRooM hSE VIZ Go6sE SsRs or apartment.
furnished. f!nI wanted By girls: central loca-
TWO YOUNG CHRISTIAN COUPLES with
out children; permanent residents. desire
WASH state es; your rur price o. ylIins n to main AIM
tain and redec. OR OOfS. 30
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY with large apt. viii rent nV. rm.
aae ssSn c sRo al ihsIs sss sahday s ya s
sssi! evEnfook1ks ssS ss 1ssaasoEnHAMnz,y1T Tn
maid, linen. AID. 1920. IL am. to 8 pm.
Esa sssEoo APr sns ssasps tsn.a S'
pa sao bath En- 79I dnss5s So sls5 s 5eouESs fs
Kit, dinette: res res. hotel 18th st.: utilities
incl: S165 per mo-; refs. Box 154-B, Star.
NV. SECTION girls: large, newly dec
GRATED. nicely furn: studio liv, rm.. dress
ing in bed, no wild parties. Write, giving
name; name; phone g en-. number and how employed.
sfnvER sc flo-s srkfse-srm sis5 and bath 7is fur
entns6ce essd apt SIS mo res ho ebes ana 0ys p
NICELY FuRN. bedrm and kitchen in
.ss .a! Hs sR; s5 s;Hg * 5sss sas after f5soJ1a
Z BOYS OR GIRLs-sls rms tile
St suEtfr IL 1S To 3itt SGNE small cut, ss en-
esPteman spt xs5' fesn Ho ss95 4
fssi sis. 81. NV, H Dupont ss' c,rcle-B Back
yard for baby; 2 rms. semibath; S25 and
osg vi cikcs ssffeHs 1a
tied man pref. 1747 1sth =. NV. DE.
NEAR CONN; AVE; sooo-Liyins room,
1903 n ST. N.w.-Large. fufn. three
NICELY sHGH ap' FURNISHED Groom apt. BE bed
room, private kitchen, private ent., semipvt
Rssh go ETRG'ss H Dr. ssas
f'sssesf: Ss:essEf:pEESSooM Noon APT complete With
ali rooms have outside light; modern brick
bldg. of only units. In Takoma Park.
Ist-FLOOR nonhousekeepinr apt, bed
rms, liv IT, shower and layatory: maid
s61s wooDLEY PL. N.w;-Lovely. all
fS fsshsn sPs sssesens tTsnsSoPsssion ahe IA
CHEERFUL, nicely furnished front apt.
dae, .s sss:n se and bath isD1 so ss gsE
CoUPIE, woman for gh.w. for 2 adults,
man to bs Otherwise employed. State refs
ssss4 sSs isTTc NJ. PLEASANT ST. large double
bed-livine rooms, attractively furn., for
st; tss S. $751; sdS6. 5gpnins water cooking fsfi
GIRL, 1885. to share s-room. attractively
furnished apartment with smother girl.
RM aND bSfa Ssfifd ApF A. vs Gs40 Ink
rangement, at 1928 New Hampshire ave,
sos. See Mrs. Finn at sANDoz, DU. 1924.
-21
MAN, 30, will share his 2-bedrm. down
town apt. with l or 2 others: $50 for 1
siiS S35 Ia "a sSE sT ca eoI pI sas4
rms, kit, dinette. bath, Frigidaire; anil;
End or Ord d.. S115. Inspect after 8 pm.
Phone GE. 45s2 for appt, to Inspect. 20
share kit; 14th and r. I. ave. NV; SIS
CHILDREN ACCEPTED; studio room; hot
plate, refrigerator. 2413 18th st. NV,
i34s N. CAROLINA AVE. Mkt, bed
tiv. rm.; incl. back porch, semipvt. bath;
no drinkers; mar. cple, no children; $50.
A-RM. APT, completely furn.: 1 blk. from
main shopping center; transp. at door;
Exa1oRRIsoN AoENcY. 81. 3444. 81
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APrs, FURNISHED tcen..)

653 MD. AVE. NE.-Large Ink. rm, 2nd
a. front; quiet, young married couple, both
empl.: electric refgr. -25
5th AND SHEPHERD SITS. NV rms.
accom-. 5 or adults; 1-yr. lease; $l1O
mo. Call RE S179 or RA. 1890. 40
BUNGALOW APT, for working couple;
share bath; no children; 500; Sc. section.
AK 1889.
1861 FAIRMONT ST.-1-rm. Ell. apt; kit,
refgr., Semipvt. bath; ideal location. See
manager, 3 to B pm. $5S. -21
BSMT., SINGLE; running water, elec., gas
allowed, use Of refgr.; for Ink; for one
quiet person; $50. 1863 Columbia rd.
NEW NEW FURN1TuRE-Liv. .-bedrm,, dinette,
kit, bath, all utilities; $125 mo. VI.
714S In Southeast
COLORED-SMALL FURNISHED apt. for
employed settled couple. Elk. 694S