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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

BIT the Old Fox nss SHOWN
rs gratitude Only ns pern.-
i.nE some frs;elra. ofcer q
tie coio.ed divisions O. the
local colosed public schools
., nave free use az MS PARK.
He has never EMPLOYED coz
cred person N any other than
g meniai capacity and vas
opposed 20 The entry Q. COL
cred players into the MAJOR
leagues.
Bv any rule o. "a, game.
Griffith owes something 10
ooiored fans. II ne Nl!l not. as
matte 81 good business ana
improving MS seventh place
club, h.le coiofeG ball plav-
eis It's time for cologed fans
10 stay out Of Griffith Sta
dun
Representative Daniel J.
Fiooq Democrat. OF Pennsvl-
vsnsa. attended Anna Luz
cssis al the Howard Theatre
the other Saturday evening
and. although ne had seen
the Broadway production. re
highly praised the road CON-
pany that PLAYED the Howard
but though, they laid on the
COMEDY little too thick
Lester Granger. executive
director OF the National Ur-
ban League IN his testimony
before the House Tn American
Activities Committee. gave q
Sigma Omega Beta"
new definition for s. o. B.
Finley Wilson. grand exal-
ted ruler. had a full schedule
for the week. He was 10 be
in Buffalo last Thursday night
but didn't keep the engage
ment on MS physicians adj
vivce.
Sunday ne was a, Winches-
ter, Va. for the mortgage
burning OF me Daniel j. Far
rsr Lodge. named in memory
Of his father-in-law. tThe
temple AZ Winchester was SET
UP by Mrs. Wilson and named
for her aunt. Maggie Farrar
DESMOND, who was the first
teacher az Hartshorne School
in Richmond. Va.
Finley was in Gainesville
Md. Monday for a mortgage
burning or anniversary - AL
he knew what that Crescent
Lodge has paid for It's home
and has about $4,000 in de-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

srt. cre enofaer veil enough
So .etc r.sFe.r 81 q, tresc ana
Ctrx o4couCns. and the.
-~.oa +. BLESSED rv he Sp.rit OF
Cor 'aete IS tes;a nv no con-
ceqrs,. . ne .evcict a. such
(. 4~si sscr INC pr.r' q vle~
81 .rt Chr s,ien c--.c..
CIR .toa Science Caurcnes
Sc. ASH re ire subject OF
tre Lessen Sermon n all Chris
,a- Sc.erce caLrc1es through
o. ne Uof.- 1r Sunday. Aug T.
the Go.cea Tiki Psalms 1872.
~ Isl % Lord thou has.
searched re sa- known me
NJ fher shall 20 from thy
SC -l'' ~ Ani'he shall ! flee
.-cr tx presence"
AmorE Ire Bile citations IS
.n.s passage Fps. i43 TO- Teach
me n 20 thy VIII. for thou art
~ God thv sri-!' Is good lead
nc RIO ,-e ian1 % upright
ne,
Cdr-c.s. rassageS 80 DC read
from fre Cngsi.au Science text
ocos & .ence zrd Health WIZ
Kev 70 the Sc p'ures' nv MAJ
BAKER EccT 'rc.gde me follow
snx tp 334 Sr,r.. beng Cos
there rGt one Split. fo- '1ese
can be hu, one int.nite and there
fore one Cod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
E D l T O r | A L S
A NEGRO CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR

Negro candidate has placed Ms hat in the local po-
.icai seek the nomination for Mayor OF Detroit
THIS history akng step resulted n plenty u publicity
ard about the first Negro % seek the highest
political 5ob IL me municipality
Many people Will afree tha; ms chance Of even getting
dominated wi be slim ~, II he can arouse enough in
ere~ among people the polls and vote Sept.
or some candidate NJ viii have made great conri-
h-,.on
Hs move has placed the spotlight the Negro vote
will have politicians specializing to who will get
the bulk Of the colored vote
II records anything the race vote Usually y light
a n. Primary ne proportion as that OF other
That eXspt when they have been aroused 10 such
q. gree tnat trey register with biz protest vote
There We're rar, predictions about the Negro vote up
n the tine Like entered the Council President
George rad given the bulk OF the Ngro vote
sndard Msyor'Nsr Antwerp was y have gotten far
rs.ect.or ,o,s Because 81 excellent appointments OF
Alr> Rosa Gragg r. Bracby and recent police pro-
o.- C.. Treas Cobo 10 nave received the sup
eer x ne cy WORKERS Business and property own
ers
shorty a,.er Tler made h.s announcement we over
heard az .rcer,;.ed member q he masses say, Well
rere's nrs re' get.
r. gsreies u the outcome, should be highly in
- S..rg eec.srr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Joe. there are some additio
plum which the Veterans Admin
January into dividends on your
Let's spell it out in ABC lang
uage like this
A. You have some MONEY
coming IL YOU ever had NSLI
Insurance. no matter II YOU did
allow your policy 10 lapse and
are not presently making your
premium payments.
b The VA Will not attemp.
10 say how much money anyone
will get but the best unofficial
sources say the average dividend
will be about SITS.
{. The forms on which YOU
Will fhe application for your
dividend will be ready Aug. %
and not before.
ID. You can pick up a form In
all postoffices. any VA office
and al your favorite veterans
organizations if they are on the
ball
F.. The application form is in
three parts One part gives YOU
complete instructions on how 20
fiIl out the other two. Keep the
part which gives YOU the in
structiOns and mail the other
two parts to the Veterans Ad-
ministration Then wait and do
not write letters about il to the
VA.
r. The form Will call for the
number OF your insurance policy
You should begin looking for
this number now. II YOU can't
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Tn are 'y0' ~ Tnnf-iy
nat permits coiored cnllcttl
~ 30 snrdiea n prorol-
= na'e snare ~ p.ra. FINDS
expfoooa tnf educational pul-
ss.ts Would Dc permitted
against CsihoAt cn.lasen un-
cof the pfoviNors tt ne p.ll
csr soicn py Kcpse,en's'.se
Graham A Bsfden. Democrat
~ sor,n Carolina
nder fne sormuls ios a.
larng Fedefal iln6 n ~
>'s'o. contained in the Bafcon
bli ~ crlgren .r = state
tctNfcn the ages .. ) and
"a Years including cclorct
cnliafen and Catholics would
BE- COUNTED for the purpose ~
determining The amount ~
money 20 which state would
% entitled
But there IS nothing IN the
bin Wnlcn would require a
distribution ~ Federal funds
mo, 20 mention state and
local iunds--on tne ratio that
INC number ~ colofed chill
d.sn 81 school age bears 20
me total number ~ children
%. school aye.
Under the formula ~ the
Bardcn bill Mississippi would
get an estimated SIG 100000
~ Feocfal funds representing
the excess Of $50 per child
over one per cent Of income
pa mcn's approximately %
peI rent Of the children ~
,cn00l age 10 MISSISSIPPI ase
colored
There is IN Mississippi great
in equality between the per
capita expenditure for educs-
ton for colorcd children and
that for white children.
II approximately 80 per cent
Of the Federal funds went 70
The equalization ~ educational
opportunities for colored chill
dren in Mississippi with those
Of white. there would still re-
main q great gap between
the expenditures for educs-
ton Of white and colored
children IN that state.
But under the Barden bill.
all that needs 90 be- done is 20
raise the expenditure 10 q
minimum Of SIS per colored
child in average daily attend
ancc and spend the remainder
Of The Federal allotment on
white children.
In the cotton belt there Is
. biz difference between the
total number Of colored chill
dren ~ school age IN 4 state
and the number N average
daily attendance. Colored chill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

2 49, we -~'.7
~sg Crrr ror-- .ar 14rf
~ crtr fa'.. ~ ~ s1"
l' frr af~- - rfelf 80
rf.~ Ysa' sr1 frf
rec TX Tre
fur icr r ~r,r frc 'rf SLY
ne ie+9 ',,rss - ~ J-rai
- SeF,o Fc4,a' ~, re0 ~
Eors IN rr-tfvf frgfs 'r~'
SsFroes rase -race re,s re- sD's
r. ~ 2 reai's stature cg.lnf ne
MORE PROGRESS SEEN
HcWfvf IS evrn1szef 'fa'
nucr vcre '~pl. rco2tes- m4r'
70 rraeo ~s-r f1o next ~ - is
vesrs period L re Nesfo health
status y ~ compare fayosarly
vi'h the Nation ae Nroir
DURING re pey6 1881 1916
mortality among segfo men Hsr
rerlcea q per cent as compared
Nth Is percent TO- WITT ncn
Tho 10 expecfarfy - Negro men
IN ie4s pas So, rcais ~ M
rrease ~ 10 wears since 1925 for
white men j. WAS s. wears IN
increase ~ s years IN The l7-Yea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

idi "DETAILS on the S[.oOO. OOO,O O0
tration viii begin slicing up next
National Service Life Insurance
find il place your name. former
rank and your former serial
number on the blank and send
that IN 10 the VA. If YOU can't
remember your name. former
rank and serial number. YOU
don't need any money ANYHOW
You need a pass TO an insane
asylum)
c. The checks will not start
flowing until January 1850. when
they do start 10 flow thew are
expected 10 be sent out az 4
rate Of 100000 dav This should
be enough 10 tell YOU that The
odds are against YOU getting
YOURS the first week. But don't
write. Just be sure YOUR appli-
cation is OK and sit back and
wait.
And when YOU get II joe put
IL 70 some good use-you deserve
IL son,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Since World War !, politicians
ma those VINO are extremely
wealthy materially have been
anxious TO learn now the people
IN general feel about western
civilization under democracy or
IN. other words. materlalistic ide-
ology which is rampant among
those who own the major control
a our social organization. They
wish 10 count noses of those who
are genuinely patriotic those who
arc pseudo-patgloiic and those
wno are highly disguised with
.ndustsis..sm as Il presents itself
IN America. Patriotism IS a noble
and scM-sacfif!cing expression II
ls an expression Of = sentiment
wh.ch is born Of love for justice
and every other safeguard which
OF, national constitution provides
10 all Of rs citizens. irrespective
rs race religion. color. or creed
The veiv essence Of patriotism
Is 3ustce because the very essence
q. the cause Of patriotism IS JUS
ice IND fair PLAY 20 all the ciu-
xenS az the United States and
equal protection 10 them under
the Dag. namely, our stars and
50 pes or the red white and blue
The very flag itself is 4 symbo-
Ism Which gives the lesson OF
equality Is the very fact tina, Il
Is con- posed Of many colors and
evc.y color is respected and loved
BIcoTs
7. appears 10 me those most
int estcd arc the dixlcrat land
lords from Georgia. South Caro-
Ina Mississippi Arkansas. Ala
barna. and etc. No mans land so
T., A black faces are concerned
Negro has no right which the
landlords and the political stooges
feel that they have right 70
respect Also the TaftS. the Hart
le.s and q most OF other blgoted
Republicans OF the north lose all
sense os iust and fundamental
pronk> Of their party toloin the
roh- ieadgng d.xlcTats who are
elected IN platforms Of race and
poor
religious ha;scd eveivtime. II IS
appalling ~ note mat these peo-
ne DO not belive IN fair employ
n,ent practice even 10 the less
fortunate members Of their own
race. They seem 10 want 10 d.
vide tho country into two classes;
~ ole .cn and the starving
ON PAUL robson
Much mas been SAID in the way
.. cr,tic .fi abou, Paul Robson S
>pcech.in Moscow by these same
ra.fow-na nded characters ! have
lead ~. Rooeson's speech many
t,mcs and ! think from start 10
finish. mat il IS q beautiful ex-
p.esSlon 81 the sSslysis OF the
western WAYS Of life under demo-
cracv As compared with commun-
ISM Truth : always guided ov
into lhgence truth IS impartial
an. fllElt+ NNilnt otsN a 49,
~ Robson only spoke the truth.
know Nj Paul Robson well.
! FIRST met INN during my school
DAYS when his brother. William
d. Robson. was a fellow class
mate while ~ Howard Medical
school. Washington. d {. and
all the RobeSons. IN the main.
arc people. American people u
,ou please. who have made full
contribution 70 the culture and
scientific advancement OF our
society.
American imperialism Is not
truly .mpegialistic because there
are those who are intelhgent.
wealthy. and white who stand
ever ready 70 throw oil on the
tui hulcnt currents Of h afr g q
which IS. caused By the race
hating and religous-hatlnf blRots
in Washington When speak NJ
these people. I think Of the con-
trast OF General Eisenhower as a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
HOW PATRIOTISM IS BORN

SNo''f'-' W mr. his n.
swer 10 the query Of one 80. M
sentative, John s. Wooo s ~
Georgia. he said that mors ,.
100000 Negroes were unds, I'm
command IN Europe alone =.
many more thousand, IN A,, sna
and that their LOYALTY was
Improbable and TIA, in tsr, -.
never thought OF the men nns"
his command as a dffefen, ,.s.
variety To him they were ~
American soldiers ana hnaliv :.
said. (quote) 'moreover snonIs
like gratuitously 20 add n ~.
testimony that ] have seen -
experienced nothing since -.
close OF hostilities thar !eads -.
20 believe that our Ncrro nom
lation Is not just as worthy ~
dull and qualified Amer,ca,
citizenship as II proved ,sels n
be on the battle fields az Yuron.
and Africa Such frank express.
IONS as this give the dcWr,roods,
minority. particularly the Neero
hope. that our so-cs.,ed oemo.
cracy Will eventually oe n sue,
that il Will not be necessary FOR
the Negro people OF arr o,hs,
people to embrace communism
or any other ism
should like TO fets.i % YOU
these facts. that from BGr.er Hin
in the Revolutionary Va n ne
close of World Wa II Negro
patriotism and gallantry nss besn
one OF the brightest pages in A.
merican history. II seems % *.
press this thought: ina, t1cgrh
YOU slave me. rape nv mother
and sell ny father and Place nv
sister and brother on the auction
block and hunt me wi'- vow
bloodhounds. your rope and YOU,
faggots and burn me VII die
for you. This 10 mind IS ovrs.
mic application OF YOU p.overb
that greater love natn ronoiy
than he who lays down h.s IL,
for his brother.
belive as Paul Robes son be.
lieves and all other lr,ellEer,
Negroes bellve who do NJ have
the courage 10 say so. that unde
American imperialism. there s,
certain upper crust Of Negro Gil.
ture and refinement that secewss
mercy. and special privilege oui
their basic right 20 full citizen.
masses Of Negroes are ever iroa.
den under the iron heels q our
dixicrat south. II is idle f'r 'hos
members OF the House Cra~e-..
can Activities 10 think that We
believe in their phllosopn WIEN
they exploit such kind arc Eer's
people as Jackie Robinson. We
love Jackie Robinson fcr h : e.
finement and culture and sihle;,
ability. He is dong a great 20
IN sports and from an s'alf.t
point OF view the job 0e'rs
so well done by him that ~ se's
an example for all the yoG'a %
America. black and white alike
We realize his words "ese &C.
fenslve mechanisms 70 keep MN
in the baseball league a-6 We
have no quarrel with rim recs-s
We want him 10 STAY ircre nl'
they should be honest enough
10 get someone who has nc "
Outstanding and the feeling 'sa'
Will cause them 10 SPEAK out q
the fullness Of an honest heart
We need more Robesors srt
Randolphs. and host Of oins',
Negro leaders. which space vA
not permit me 10 discuss. I We
are going 10 make a flll co'i'T.
button in making democracy sa'
for everybody. Finally LEI ne say
10 YOU again that pa'ro'ls,,
comes through the birth csra q
virtue and love and human W.
derstanding: and when this
done. America can cease r1sklrl
atomic bombs 10 DESTROY peop,s
for every Negro in Americs VIZ
be a Paul Revere and gre warn
ing OF our enemies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Nations Capital
For NNPA News Services
BY Louis Lautier

psFa-~iet. q controversy between Ms r
es~r Ro.t. arg ca Sfelnsn reading e me
nl VIII faiF-minded
ser.n tns res.e colored children
jim Grow schools as well as Catholics
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

for one week so they coul7 =
into huddle and get 'nslF IS.
mails straight Now SNOOPY "snn
10 know what are they eolnR "
postpone after they say J 40
They Say-E. p. gave W,
streamliner eight hours start ana
beat IL 10 It's destination iVo
states away so that he could ak
the madam off and brlne ne
back home
They Say-H. B. and {. ".
were seen smuggling up. es'lnI
peanuts and swapping sloone
at the Cinema the other N.Y..
Who said that romance was deso'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Christian Churches
BY REV. MARSHALL L. SHEPARD

Eaors Shepard the pastor Of Nj oivet Bsp-
cAareh Philadelphia and The Recorder Of Deeds Of the Dis
,r'r, Ct Columbia
c-est4sr n .r.errsts marriages IS very much 20
csss Because y ;ne rrerse u INDIVIDUALS
exc. teter, '.r,s oe'r mere and abroad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Furthermore the government ,hould take the lead in
Il. own housing programs toward lowering housing
costs through coordnated organization for the eontrue
ton OF number Of large projects.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Veterans Whirl
By JAMES L. HICKS

Joe there additional on The S. 900 600 900
plum which the Veterans Administration begin sng up next
January into dividends National Service Life Insurance
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RMS. EuRN.-Mp & VA

CH. CH.-Beaut home; lovely rm
with kit. for young person; home
privileges, tennis court. OIL. 5000
1908 LANCER PL.. Queens Chapel
mo ,'' c sai P Pfsvi aa4a pvt home; sac
37O8 3!th ST. Mt. Rainisr-Gentle-
man. large front room. furn.. next
to bath. Phone AP. I779 II
BETHEsDA-Master bedrm., pvt
bath; in lovely pvt. home, single
gentleman. OIL 7640. Il
TWIN-BED ROOM In 2-bedroom apt
for : converted Christian women OF
couple; kit; priyils; oW. 1859. d
TAkOMA PARK, MD:-Room with
double bed. private front entrance
with porch; kitchen privileges, $50
a month; without, $40; bus service
at door. DI. $3.50. A.
ARLINGTON-Love rm.. suit.
or gir.s. pvt. bath and entrance;
COW. transp. CHI. s272.
A DELIGHTFUL SINGLE RIM. with
pvt. bath; cow. to bus end transp
Located on Allison's Little Tea
House grounds. Cal! OF. 1000. -
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, twin beds, $50
per person; in lovely country estate
Olney. Md Phone Ashton 1914.
FALLS CHURCH-Attractiv room
single or oouble, quiet, comfortable
home convenient location. FA
DOUBLE ROOM in pvt. home; conv
transp. for . girls. 20l7 N. Bran
DIVINE. Arl.. ia. 1882 after s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR 2 ELDERLY PERSONS. attrac.
tive guest home in sub. va, nea,
F Fan M.sl Box Al t7e-H, staE ~
yeans lay r s9ed food conv transp
1916 MASS. AVE. N.w.-sest food
Lge. dbles., trpls.; men or women;
redec, clean rms; -S50-6o mo- Phone
lscfp; hall; Maid! Friendly atmos
p GF1s D GlR' TsS GIR ISL 3 .,
Wash.'s finest guesthouses; share
rms; empl. young men. women: exc.
meals, rm. PHI, maid serv. no. 1900
HILLYER PL. NV. 2O13-Excellent
accommodations for men: good food;
phone; maid service: no: 1900.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Nicely .furn. twin
5sa Im home co cooking frsnd yos a.
1905 10th N.W.-comfortable double
for young men, 2 very fine meals;
S52;5 ca. MI. 5774. %
WENDELL rERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people e; excel meals and
1927 Belmont I'd, NV MI. a435
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished warm rooms for
young ladies and young men. run
ming water, telephone in rooms:
sha"eTs 18TH slt ST. home eo9bkne ma
foor front. also share; good cook
ing: TV. MI. 2740. A
LOVELY double room. PVT bath:
good food; n block from Conn. ave.
MI. 1888. s.
1918 HOBART ST. NV. Vacancy
for refined gentlemen; two meals
daily. including SUM-; unlim. phone.
AID. 1851. a
NICE DBL. RIM. in friendly southern
home: $40 wk. each, incl. breakfast
unlim. phone on each floor. RA.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FOR WORKING PARENTS = Day
best Of transp.; reasonable. RIA.
Ink. RIM, bath: maid and linen
1888 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
rms; KIT; and bath: $15 mo. Call
14f7 : PARK RD IN Nv 2 rms. kitch-
en- and semipvt. bath; $40 mo. See
-janitor on premises.
CATHEDRAL AyE.-Attractive apt,
sxHuSlye nW NV, rssdsntial section
saIs n.n s45 hitehen SG prSa
COLLEGE PARKWBedroom. iiv. rm.,
neishborhood; SEQ mo. WA. 1881.
TAKoMA PARK-Liv. rm... din. rm.,
18th ' AND NH' coij HsRi ri kD. '1 XIV
l bedrm;. liv: rm.. kit, bath, dinette.
E pGlsh' A Rsnd dsasi in 6smt'; suit. 3
1924 It'll ST. M .WS-s rms, kit and
t bath; em ggli a s1Is 500; eonyen.
MT: PLEAsANT..Lge; IT. bed-liv: rm..
81 5 sS 0 r. II i5s ss Ap Snli s77gB phone;
accom-. a-3 empl: adults; util.; Ss5.
s$as 18th @ 81. NwG sss a AP cs 1m':
p pia;' sh pIT III, go mo. Shown $3.50
sTuD1o APT. in ~ exclusive suesthome
Switchboard Service ei se5 to sc sso per
mo: per person. includ. breakfast
and dinner; Refs. required. MRS.
sssly Syss:o4 lio f,essn.ss, isSa
SIT wk. Babies welcome. DI. 1855.
TAKoMA PARK, $3.50 Eastern ave-
Bachelor apt. rm.. S35. with. full
faP Ps,' equipment p g to share. Cali 81
DoWNToWN1Kit. and bedrm.. semi.
esmmggil. adults. 511 4th st. NV. re-
Ink, lge. kit. and bedrm. Com.
7 7as'a cnEsrs sP g. sisi NV. near W.l.
ter Reed Hospital, 2-rm. apt. suit.
able for 2 or 8. Utils. furn. Elk.
.-RM. FURN. APT. on Lincoln Park,
to lady or working cpl, share bath;
refs. EXCHANGED. Box 49s-H. Star.
a-RM. EFFICIENCY, new; charming
for lovely lady; TAX. PIX; s67, 80.
2 si K%s .4f kir., bath. 500; for "a eu,.
tured couple. Falls Church. Va. Ex.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-4-room ter
race, apt. private bath. private ent.;
employee sst couple s sasS no children or
MISUNDERSTANDING APT, 1924
Vermont ave. NV rms. and bath,
p psels NO. fq Avail flss dIsfsl HSkS
J; Rob. INC, 1924 Vt. ave. NV.
E Fl: staNs APT, M st., o.oree,own
a.Sgle., female. S45 mo. Ewes. Ho.
1 77ss99fMAss MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
c Sish f2Hsls t S9a vst Arr. Twin.
rm.. bedroom. kitchen. bath, incl.
all util. newly dec. Apply 3417 Both
ave-. Colmar Manor. -
1926 RIDGE PL. Sc, near Navy Yard
Furnished bedrm. and complete
kitchen; prefer employed couple. TR.
1900 BLOCK EAST CAPITOL sT.-s
bedrms.. liv. rm., kitchen, bath; also
Eng. bsmt.; 2 bedrms.. lily. rm,: kit; ;.
bath: S100-S110, util. DU. S2S7: g.
QUE ST. AT 18th N.W.-Entire floor,
new, dec, hv. rm:, bedrm;, bath,
I34s NO. CAROLINA AVE. Ne
l rm., kit. inclosed. porch, semipvt.
bath; married couple; no drinkers.
TOP OF FLOOR APT. in pvt. home. Mar
ried couple, no children, or mother
and daushter. 1915 Park I'd. NV.
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE Cont.
NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
l and bedrm. units available for
sale to vets. Possession. LIV. RIM.
Q2x1S). FOYER, DIN. RIM, MOD.
KIT, TILE BATHS. LARGE BED
RMS. AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
sonable cash payment and mo- pay
ments from S6215 TALL charges in
cluded). COMPARE THESE PRICES
TO ANY OTHERS. l-bedrm. unit,
S5,6S0 up; 2-bedrm. unit. $3.50
up. Also % 3-bedrm. unit, S.
$50. EVERY CONVENIENCE AT
HAND. Sales Office. Administra ton
Bldge.. cor. Naylor I'd. and 3Oth
Sc. Open Sat. Sun. LIS; Tues,
Thurs, SO.
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1133. Ewes. GE. 9220 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-03
ROOMS WANTED

MAN desires nicely furnished
single room, preferably with pvt
bath. about Nov. Is, NV. section
BOX 1886, Star. So
MATURE, employed lady desires room
with private or semipriyate bath
Mt. Pleasant section preferred. State
price. Box 24-K. Star, a.
REFINED WOMAN desires sunny
warm, quiet room. near bath. in
apt; elevator; near meals Refs
Price. location. Box Tx, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-03
HoUsEs-sALE-k.W. (cont. J

NEAR WALTER REED, 9TH and
Dahlia n.w.-Det. brick. g lovely
gar. very large lot. Call IA. GRO,
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO. a
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Just listed, this immaculate de-
tached brick home; located on one
Of the best streets in this area.
This home consists of 3 twin-sized
bedrms.. 2 lovely tiled baths on
End A.; stairway to large noored
also large screened porch, full-sized
din. rm.. kith. with breakfast space;
detached garage: large, level lot:
slate roof: automatic NV. heat.
Seen by appointment ARLIE L.
JOHNSON REALTY CO.. INC, OR.
7lOO. Realtors til O nm "A