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INSTRUCTION COURSES Cont. }

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KERPEL SCHOOL OF DENTAL
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pRIvaffEo affoi SPANISH LESSONS, native.
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French, Russian, German. English.
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BoRR As SCHOOL, 1911 Conn. ave.
NV. DE 5337
TUTORING. algebra. geometry. Latin,
Frerca. German. English. history,
elem. J. j. bjects. UN. 1888. 5
FRENCH PRIVATE LESSONS, gram
mar and conversation By highly
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Modern training in all subjects: day,
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For men and women: short ap-
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
Standard Fluid Hydra-matic
Dual-control cars, free pickup serv-
ice. ms pm. daily and Sun
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ATTENTION
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Executive, engineering background
experienced In heating, air condi.
tioning, building equipment. Capable
manager and supervisor OF procure.
Mature, sober. reliable. Box 152.L
Star g.
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Help WoMEN tcon..)

CLERICAL WORKER, for temporary
position in our service department
once at 18th and L sts. sc. typ
ing helpful. Call Mr.. Biederman
for interview, Ii. $4,000. L. P.
STEUART g. BRO, INC. -13S 18TH
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PERSONALS Cont !

REDUCE-Turkish baths; gentlemen.
WILLIAMS, formerly opp. Mayfiower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. GIL. 6l72.
PERSONALITY development, class or
private. eXper. instructor; also per-
sonal problem co-nseling. Weekdays,
EX. 5635.
EXPERT silk handmade lamp shades,
designing and renodeling of all
sinds; pick up and delivery. HI.
TAILOR. tirst-class. experienced in
making ladies' and mems clothing,
difficult alterations; can accept more
sWaf T2sf. sHopEcIothinr. TA, lSs, furniture.
fur coats. Buy! Sell, Tradel
NEIGHBoR SWAP SHOP, es1 5th
st: ny; We pick up
TrsaS s1oan aohns GS1 sell zSgr KE e sddes coob 99i
NEIGHBoR Riddles. SWAP SHOP
balcony. Center Market. 9th and
HAIRCUT. 4 stSi ! TR1Me-New york,s hand
BARBER SHOP. 100 18Th st. n.w.'
LOVELY Sharon La Rue. night club
vocalist. at liberty during Dec. de-
sires local engagements; contact
MfEl MEi Ss1S sISE or M6fhER's 61 f's3 CARE . to
child in my home: reasonable board.
Ceh Fairfax 53G-W.
WILL PERSONS who saw woman fall
from No. 30 streetcar. 9TH and ra.
az, NV July =, o:,j5 pm, contact
CoWFIDgNTIAL osi i s,Hi Az TYpING expertly
done, daily, hourly. evenings. week
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts otherwise than contracted
BY, myself. JOHN N. HATToN, 597
HOME OWNERs-special Xmas rates
on papering, painting, floor sanding.
piasterins; 90 Dvy years rs exp exper' no
HAVE YOUR SILHOUETTE PHOTO
$3.50 per 100. For appt.. co. 34l2.
CORNWELL CONVALESCENT HOME,
Is, Metropolitan ave, Kensington.
Md.-Fully equipped to care for
bed and ambulatory patients; super.
co-operation with attending physi-
clans. Chronic and selected alco-
holic cases accepted. LO. 5-2782.
CoLoRED-ExCLUsIvE new old
folks home; nursing care, Call
vARiIr2 nRH; PAYS FsaTERs HassSn Gkoup. 3h5H well
coming additional members for Civ
ing entertainments regularly at hos
pitals: oren. singers. dancers, COM
edy, musicians, etc. Phone CO.
4SG3.
VACANCY FOR LADY. semi7rivate,
24-hour nursing care. OR. 5l43
VACANCY for elderly lady in a clean,
quiet, rest home wholesome food
and tray service. sH. 40l4. .
VACANCY for elderly lady; clean.
quiet rest home; wholesome food
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. DUNCAN McDON-
AID, 3719 End st. Sc, Wash, D. c.
4"
ESCORTS for ladies and gentlemen
ESCORT SERVICES. INC, 2017 S
st. at Conn. DE. 5000, 2-7:30 pm.
CHILDREN BOARDED in licensed
1905 A
PROFESSIONAL MAN and two chill
dren, 7, and p, need home. child
care while father works; prefer
middle-aged couple; near school,
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES
ALLEN L LLOYD, MI. 1896.
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRED. also
washers: guaranteed service.
DEPENDO REFRIGERATION CO.,
Day. UN 1912 Ewes, UN. s575.
ROOF REPAIRING, waterproofng.
Want small jobs. Work guar. F. P.
WADDELL. TR. 1879. Ii. 4-194s.
ROOFING, an types, no Job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEI c BOYD. INC. GE. 106S.
ROOFING, all types; new work and
fToRAg fna aaigtiRF; HU tFss asss stima'e'. 4 D.
UPH0LSTERED-Couches chairs, re-
webbed. spring reset; your home or
i s. N. IANNsY. IL eSgAts ossC. al An.''
UPHOLSTERING and repairing:
springs :retied; bottoms. cushions re-
built; all work guaranteed: free esti-
uPHoLsfIRIHd Pftes Gss1 n 1as17 aas TeDar,n. m,
down. r. TYNEs. Ii. s-2l22. =
UPHOLSTERY, RUGS cleaned, moth
Ice Call Lockwood 5-O355.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint-
ed. retaped. recorded. PARK AVE.
VENETIAN BLIND co. 62i4 r. I.
"a, aye ! RiysIdals; Md uN. 1s45
Ehite Sh sSIa workers; $3.50 average room.
mate, call JIMMY GoAs at EN-.
A PERFECT JOB-painting. KEN.
Toning and small jobs. UN. 0094.
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. storm door entrances,
basement rooms, porch Enclosures,
etc. For estimates call MIR. WILL
SON AT. 400. -
FENCING-Prompt and expert In
stallation of chain-link wire fencing.
1t protects your home and keeps
your yard safe for children's play.
Gail NE. 1910 for free estimate.
GRIFFITH-CoNsUMERS. 1413 New
FEScNG ESsk aye AND RiD AWNINGS chsin-
link fencing. aluminium awnings;
immed. installation: FILA finance.
30 mo. to pay. VI. 1884 or LU.
FLOOR sERvrcE-nothins but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing,
cleaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes ,, TLooR1NG CONTRAc-
TORS Mc.. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL EsTEP u And Il TILE CONTRACTING,
SKI tile bath, S140:- l or more.
old or new, sinks. f1replaces and
walks: free estimates given; also
plastering and general repairs. DU.
niooDERN1zING and additions; cellar
se,t@ate, se roo cf NAfioNA oNRAcf 1Gs tsfe
PAfSriNIFoa AIN mo. roa reasonable es ri lev price and
a cheerful estimate call CHARLES
A. BARNES. Ii. 3-3272.
VENETIAN, BLINDS
Builders and home owners. save 2oS :.
factory prices; custom quality; free
estimates; day and evenings. WA.
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SWISS GIRL

wanted for domestic position in a
SWISS French home. Other Swiss
help employed: excellent pay. Call
OR. 1888.
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SAT,ESWOMAN

For one of the finest 3ewelry shops In
Washington Excel. opportunity Tor
comretent. high-quality woman who
has had successful ses ys sEper m IN naste selns
lars as to reference. salary expected
sHERMAN's JEWELLERS. 72s 18th
st. NV.
SALEsWOMEN-opportunity for re-
fined woman. oyer, 80. to take
hs5ss Of , sftasIasdt al drees Tss Tsns Is
q real business with o future. No
i.::cstment. Write Box ooh. Star.
eEAMSTRESS for small upholsterins
shop. white; good salary; hours ar
ranged. Call AT. 2137 or FIR. 1862.
sEAMsTREsS for dry-cleaning store;
good hours, steady work. Apply
443 7th st. s.w.
sEAMSTREsS, experienced lwhite),
work; Vol mems ciothine; central down
town location; pleasant SURROUNDINGS;
permanent, good salary, excellent op-
portunity; give references (connden-
tiail. BOZ 1881. Star.
SECRETARY for small laboratory IN
Riverdale: some nookkeep1lns;, ta 1das, p.sii- p,esi-
dent; hrs. can Be arranged II nee
essary. BOX 376-H. Star. 06
sEcRETARY to aviation editor to live
in lge., pvt. residence, SO mi: from
movement to city: typing 20. snort
s5.ioo Der year, plus excellent room
and board. Mail detailed applica-
tiol 20 YoNDER LEA. Route 1.
sECRETARYY and church worker. full
or part time; prefer Presbyterian
background, Box 366-M, Star.
SECRETARY for private school execu-
tive. Apply BY. letter giving ape
sired. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
vERs1TY. 1909 d1oth st. nv.
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sALESLADIES. experienced, chill
dren's wear, full or part time; excel
lent salary and commission. Apply
eALESLADiES, experienced, for coat
ard dress department. Excellent
salarv. FISEMAN'S. F at 7th.
SALESLADIES WANTED, experience
helpful but not necessary. r. w.
SALESLADY Experienced woman
for ladies coats. suits and dresses;
excellent salary plus commission;
steady position. Apply sLoANs.
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WEAVING

Tears. cigarette burns, moth holes
reweaved. We also do dye work.
ST. 9784.
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HOUSEKEEPER, white, woman for
ghw. and care Of 2 children; live
In; Annapolis. Box 39-M: Star. 80
1boarding club; 6:45-7:3o daily;
2-hr. rest period; prefer clean. sgle.:
neat girl. age 20-25. Can live ini
Salary. 500 mo. plus 9 MIS-; 6-day
wk. 1nterytey SUNDAY. z Pm
MANAGER for boarding house; white,
no children or pets; exper:, ref;
under 55 Of age. Box 296-M, Star.
NANICURIST for new barber shop
Can have all she makes but must
assist as cashier SH. $500 Mon.
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HOSTESSES
AND
DINING ROOM MANAGERS

DINING ROOM MANAGERS
% to 3S, for large restaurant chain;
must be thorouRhly exper, in super
vising employees and handling Gus
toner relations: excel. salary for
BURGESS, $40 Conn. ave. NV. -6
woman interested in perm. home
and small salary in exch. for house.
keeping duties and semi-inyaiid
mother; pvt. rm. in new home, all
mod. convenieuces. WA. 9212 after
a q m 4
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
Standard Fluid Hydra-matic
Dual control cars, free pickup serv-
ice. ms pm. daily and Sun.
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GARF'INCKEL'S
F st. at 14th. IS
NURSE, white. middle aged, for g.
month oio baby; live in; on beauti-
full country estate: must be capable
nurse, with excellent refs; salary
open. Phone Elmwood S0S.
NURSE, registered, pvt; nursery school:
$3.50 per mo. Write giving age,
marital status, exper., refs. Box
NURSE. nfsH. Witt; White. % to 40 years; pri-
vate hospital; live in. Call co. 4754.
NURsE-sEcRETARY. doctors ONCE,
age $500: r. n, preferred; and typ
OFFICE WORKER, knowledge OF
esiffsiPinFFo es MK FosTEs sfisssfls Mon AZ @
PERSONNEL DEPT. CLERK
clerk-typist. white. age 90 to 80,
attractive appearance and personal
ton. Must be high school graduate.
accurate and rapid typist. capable
Of handling intelligently . large
number Of telephone calls and take
pride in doing the Job correctly
p.r ge,asa %esk ~ssk With at an exeelent s epporo
tunity to learn all phases Of per.
sonnel work. Telephone AT. 1884
on Monday, between o am. and
noon for appointment.
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon.
good personality, with knowledge Of
fgures, capable on telephone. Ap-
ply in person. ROBERT OF PARIS,
REeEpfHosIsT. as5s T9osf sFe' also answer studio
phones substantial pay increase.
Tor lady proving conscientious and
capable: also need for several tele-
phone canvassers. Write fully. Box
S1-M Ster
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SALESGIRL

For jewelry store; must be expert
enced: excellent working conditions.
Give ali particulars as to reference.
salary expected and experience In
first letter. SHERMANS JEWELERS.,
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Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
repaired by own service dept. BREN-
NER, 933 Pa. ave. NV; trade-ins
Eree ma Ring RE 043A
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MANICURIST

For our Antoine Beauty Salon; must
be thoroughly experienced and able
to conform to Antoine high standard
GApEINCKEI'S
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VENETIAN. BLINDS

Builders and home owners. save zoe
factory prices; custom quality; fr
estimates; day and evenings. w
1876, BARRON MFG. co.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
ST. PAUL. ANNE. CHURCH

Req B. A. Galloway. DID,, Pastor
The pastor preached at both
services, last Sunday, and was
the same spiritual teacher as
ever. In the morning, he dis
coursed on the subject, "Show
me the Father, and wound an
eloquent sermon around the text.
A new member was added at this
service. In the evening, he spoke
on Seeking the substance" and
he got about all out Of that
suggestive text that could be de-
sired. The increased attendance
showed that the night service is
approaching normally. The jun
ior choir and the Temple Sing
ers, each contributed a number
in the morning service, while
the senior choir furnished the
background for both. Next Sun
day the whole day will be turned
ovec to the women of the church
and they are planning to make
an interesting time Of it, sitting
the men Including the pastor)
in the pews, while they carry
on all-day services, and provide
food for those who do not care to
go home between services.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19

Millinery class is Mondays, 800
$3.50 P. M, and Art Glass is open
on Tuesdays, TO P. M. for adults,
The Little Theatre Dramatic
| group meets on Wednesdays, TO
P. M. and Square Dancing and
Dressmaking classes are both on
Thursday evenings. Dressmaking
from TO and Folk Dancing from
$40 P. M. You may secure
copies of the programs at the
Center and, of course, the classes
are open to any adults in nearby
cities or towns who wish to drop
in. If you like dancing, sketch
ing, painting; if you like to make
your own suits, hats, gifts, or if
you like to get on stage and
act comedy or serious drama,
now is your chance. Election
Day, Nov. 18th, saw a good repre-
sentation of colored citizeY.s at
the polls in various capacities.
Mrs. Vivien Fisher and Mrs.
LaBlanoh Puryear worked on
ballots in Ward Six, Precinct one.
But the new mark of civic prog
ress was the presence of two
colored candidates on the 1949
Medford ballot for the first time
on record, and of course, the first
colored on the first Medford Plan
E ballot. Also present was the
first local Medford aldermanic
candidate, Mr.. Columbus Ether
idge, who started the ball rolling
by garnering 1000 votes on the
Ward Six and last Medford
Primaries in 1947. I spoke with
all three. Mr.. Etheridge. the 1947
candidate, and Mr.. Randolph E.
Walker and William 'BilI' Phil
lips, the two l949 candidates at
the polls last week. Regardless
of tabulations, they have already
made civic history. They have
initiated a solid precedent, and
all three endorsed a move for a
local Non-Partisan Civic Club.
The fire destruction of the his
toric old Brooks School was a
tragedy to those of us who have
long graduated. The youngsters
may not understand the loss.
Efforts this week will be made
to resume the education of num-
erous students. The value of the
Center in a crisis is now under
stood.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19

airy, Mrs. Lenora johnson. trea-
surer, Mrs. Lillian Perry, chair
man Of publicity committee.
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NAL. DEN
EMfANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH

Req. Earl w. La,oson, Pastor
In response to the Armistice
Day Program sponsored by the
Reapers Club of the church a
number Of friends gathered at
the Parish House Sunday after
noon to hear the fine array of
talent; Miss Iris Todd, pianist,
Graduate of Boston University
School Of Music; Mrs. Vera Davis
Smith, reader; Mrs. Ruby Stew
enson Jones, lyric soprano ac-
companied by Mrs. Ina Payne
Braithwaite; Mrs. Alton j. Hin
ton, organist. Mr.. Starr L.
Scott, veteran of World War II,
guest speaker, Remarks by Rev.
Lawson, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son was in charge Of the pro-
gram. UsherS, Mrs. Blanche
Burnett and Mrs. Ruth Hall.
The Mrs. Elsie Young, Virginia
Handy and Ruth Bonds served
as tea pourers. Mrs. Annie Partin
chairman, Mrs. Ruth E. Day,
president. Among the visitors
in the city over the weekend are
Mrs. Vivian Hanna Bowman and
son, Michael; Mrs. Ruth johnson
of Washington, DC. hTe mon
thly meeting Of the Five Eold!
Club was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy B. Simmons,
Wednesday evening. After the
business meeting a social huor
was enjoyed. A delicious COLA
ton was served by the hostess.
Mr.. Harold Sparrow, president.
Rev. Guy Outlaw of Hyde Park
will be the guest speaker at the
Rally services, Sunday afternoon,
November 20, with Miss lone
Digger, guest soloist. Congrat-
ulations are being extended to
Mr.. Herman w. Carter as Inter
national Field Representative of
the Congress of Industrial Or
CARNATIONS for the New England
district. Mr.. Carers ONCE is To-
Gated at 10 fremont street, Bos-
ton Mr.. Edward Morrison of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Evelyn
Clayton OF Baltimore were on last
week to attend the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Eva Smith at
the home Of Mrs. Harold Tenney
Of Herbert street, Everett. Mrs.
Clayton was accompanied by
Mrs. Sarah Queen.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
MEDFoRD CONCERT

The Shiloh Concert, at Cheva-
lier Auditorium on Tuesday, Nov.
5, could have had better attend
ance, but the program was
superb with Henry C. Ellison,
bass baritone; lone Digger,
mezzo soprano; and Louise
Parks, dramatic reader, scoring
a brilliant success. Those who
attended were thrilled with the
beautiful effective contributions
of each artist. Mr.. Ellison's music
included Beethoven, Handel,
Mozart, and Romberg's zone
Alone" a duet with Miss Digger.
He opened the program with
Beethovan's Worship of God in
Nature" and closed with He'll
mans New Born Again" He
sung an aria from the Opera LIE
Nozze Figaro and Handlers Hear
Me Ye Wind and Waves" from
the opera, "Scipio." From the
works of Clarke, Edwards and
Forsyth, his golden voice filled
the Auditorium with 'r-'le Blind
Ploughman," the favorite, Unto
the Night and "The Bellman."
Certainly the well rounded pro-
gram of Mr.. Ellison and his ease
of Interpretation justifes his
American radio and Carnegie
Hall nationwide music promi-
nence at this time and his pres
ence in Medford added great dis
tinction to our city. A bass and
a soprano usually offer brilliant
and enjoyable contrast and that
was true last week when Med
ford's own Miss lone Digger,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19

member Of the Tufts-Jackson
Chorus, the Odikon Singers, and
Shiloh Choir, pleased the mixed
audience with her duet with Mr.,
Ellison and beautiful religious
renditions of ''The Lords Prayer
and Sweet Lii Jesus Boy;
the wedding favorite, Drink To
Me Only With Thine Eyes" and
the popular still AS the Night"
and Morning" Miss Louise
Parks, Emerson College junior,
and one of the reigning queens
OF dramatic reading, was tops
last week reciting Dunbar's EN-
enlargement" and such warm
home memories as "The Sort of
Girl That Mother Use TO Be"
and Shifting the Rock" among
other gems. The capable accom-
panists were Dorothy johnson
and Joenelle Bryant. Those who
missed this concert have very
much to regret.
The Medford Youth Council of
Churches is developing plans for
a Medford church basketball
league which they hope will in
clude Shiloh. The league will
secure gym. More later. A
Thanksgiving Day Dance, Thurs
day evening at the Center by
the Junior Matron's Social Club
will feature a popular band and
a five dollar door prize, Many
Medfordites participated with
the National Guard in the Armis-
tice Day parade. And local resi-
dents were decked out in tuxe-
does and evening gowns attend
ing the fashionable Phi Beta
Sigma Frat dance at the Green
Acres Country Club last week,
Friday. Arthur States and Wally
Kountze attended the third an
nual Cotillion at the Hotel Statler
and sponsored by the Resthaven
Junior League the same night.
Wedding bells rang last week,
Saturday, for Miss Dorothy
Griffin and Mr.. Walter Tucker,
married at New Hope Church,
Winchester. The popular young
couple will live in Cambridge.
We welcome the young Allston
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
liams, now residing at 10 Lincoln
St. The Center Weekly Adult
classes invite your registration
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19

Evangelist Gertrude waters, Of
Flushing, N. Y, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the Women's
Day exercises at st. Paul A.M.E.
Church, Sunday, November 20
Mrs. B. A. Galloway is the Chair
man, Mrs. Sadie Boston, secret
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-19
WEST MEDFORD

Thanksgiving services will be
observed in many churches this
Sunday, preceding the holiday
next week Thursday. And to
all Guardian readers may we
wish an enjoyable Thanksgiving
How
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
OFFICES FOR RENT

1909 H ST. N.W.-3 connecting rms.
beaut. show windows. Call ME
DoSCSToR's OFFICE SUITE, near
MAGEE RADIO. WI. 6666. lie
DESIRABLE OFFICE for optometrist
or dentist. Thickiy popu. ated area.
Great need for both. Modern build
ing. IL Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
Md. Rents BEGIN at S25 per mo.
iat e 4 rms. HENRY sALUs. ST.
F iai11E.it3' LIFE INsUR. BLDG, near
18th and K SITS. w.-Seyeral desir-
able ofices now available. ranging
from S25 per month up; suitable for
any type Of l business .xs, enserP rse
DENTAL oFFICE-completely equip
ped cony. transp, NV. area. Call
oFFICE IN LAWYERS SUITE. wood
ward Building. avail to administra-
ti ys, l eE ala incl Sec and tele. seFv
ATTRACTIVE, small, pvt. ofices, furn.
or unfurn.; receptionist, telephone
service; immed. occupancy. Call
: OFFICE FEE RMS. LIST f., newly dec:
rent rent all hs or part dst Gsated IL Hys nss
-21
SILVER SPG.-Pvt. office or desk
space. Phone and seer. service.
Opp. P. o. Call WORTHINGTON.
Sligo 3700.
DOWNTOWN-ofice or desk space;
second floor front; secretarial serv-
ice If desired; reasonable. Ma. 1927.
13
1903 X ST. N.W.-Available immedi-
ately, 2-rm. suite. may consider fur
niShing. switchboard service avail
able RE. 1865. III
APPROX. 1000 50. FIT. space avail
able, consisting of z rooms. 2 wash
rooms, good natural light: suitable
for professional Offices, architect or
engineer. Inquire on premises, ago
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, UN.
OUTSIDE OUTSIDE OFFICE, 12x24, carpeted;
furn. or unfurn. 18th and New
York ave. NV. ST. o442. -16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING
AUTHORITY, 1877 L Street, North
west, NOTICE TO OWNERS ,I;RS AN, ANp
SQUARES CONTAINING INHABITED
terms Of Section s Of the Act Of
Congress, as amended known as
the District Of Columbia Alley
Dwelling Act" the National Capt.
tai Housing Authority hereby mott
f1es owners and tenants Of alley
squares containing inhabited alleys,
may be demolished, removed, or
vacated. and that the square may
be replatted on or before July l.,
1872 The As t defined a ii the m ssid A't
any court, thoroughfare, or passage
private or public, less than thirty
feet wide at any point; and (2) any
court, thoroughfare. or passage,
private or. public, thirty feet or
more in width. that does. not open
thirty feet upon a public street that
is at least forty feet wide from
building line to building line; (b)
The term inhabited alley means
an alley in or appurtement to which
there are one or more, alley dwell
lngS, tCb Inc Term aRey dwelling
means any dwelling fronting upon
or having its principal means of in
gresS from an alley. This defini-
ton does not include an accessory
building. such as a garage, with
living rooms for servants or other
employees, II the principal entrance
to the living rooms of the accessory
building is from the street property
70 which it is accessory; Cd The
term dwelling" means any building
or structure used or designed to be
used in whole or in part as living
or sleeping place by one or more
human beings. The National Capt.
tai Housing Authority, by JOHN
1HLDER, Executive Officer. -l3