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chairman, who also is monarch Of
the local Kallipolis Grotto. said
one of the largest delegations is
coming from the Sahara. of In
dianapolis. Ind. About 500 mem
bers of this unit are expected at
l pm, tomorrow. Another big
group still to arrive is the. Alham-
bra Grotto of St. Louis 1t in
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r. J. Bishop to Speak

Robert J. Bishop. executive di.
rector Of the Atlantic Union
Committee, will speak at 8 O'Clock
tonight at a meeting of the Amer
lean Legion Post No. "a, Alexan-
dria. at Gadsby's Tavern. Came
ron and Royal streets. His SUBJ
ject will be: will Acheson's Plan
Protect the United States?"
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cludes a ladies' drum and bugle
corps.
Pittsburgh will be represented
by u busloads of members from
Islam Grotto. scheduled to arrive
here at 4:30 pm. today.
Also due in late today is Susan
Reed, ballad singer. who has been
named the.Kallipolis queen of the
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Grotto. She will be featured on
Thursday nights SesQuicenten-
nial Festival at the Jefferson
Memorial grounds at the Tidal
Basin at $50 o'clock.
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COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND
6Ia Consecutive Quarterly Poymsn'
The Board of Directors of Seaboard
Finance Co. declared a regular quarterly
dividend of IS cents share on Common
Stock payable July 10, 1850 to stock"
holders of record June p, 1850.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS
The directors also declared regular
quarterly dividends of IS cents a share
on $3.50 Convertible Preferred Stock.
and 33M cents a share on sl.35 Con-
vertible Preferred Stock Both preferred
dividends are payable July 10, 1850 to
stockholders of record June y, 1880.
Al. WEIDMAN
Msy Is, 1850 Treasurer
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Dade County Schools
To Observe v. 0. G..

The four high schools in the
County will join over 500 colleges
and schools during the week of
March 1919 in observance of the
18th Annual Vocational Opportunity
Campaign, which is sponsored by
the National Urban League.
The Negro Service Council with
the cooperation of the four high
schools OF the county is spearhead-
ing a program of activities during
VOC week that is designed to direct
the attention of the community to
the training and employment of Ne
gro Youth.
On Monday morning, March II at
$50, all high schools in the county
will conduct a general assembly at
which time the following people will
serve as keynote speakers:
Booker r. Washington High
School = Mr.. Malcolm Corrin, SEN
ior student Morehouse College, At
lanta, Ga.
Dorsey High School - Mr.. Dan
lei IdIlClS, hCNCAoAAACN AAoeAAAAs3
Coordinator, Dorsey High School.
George w. Carver High School -
Mr.. Walter C. Pinkston, executive
Director Negro Service Council( Lo-
cal Urban League.)
Goulds Junior High School Mr..
Albert Crosby, Industrial Arts In
structor, BIT Washington High
day workshops have been planned
in order to give students an oppor-
School.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
tunity to counsel with profession
al people about their specific inter
ests as it relates to vocations.
Friday March II, senior and
junior students will make tours Of
technical high school and industrial
centers.
Throughout the week there will
be radio broadcasts from station
WFEC.
We cannot stress too much, the
point that the future of the Amer
lean Community depends in a large
measure on the training and char
acter of todays youth who are
tOmorroW's citizens.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Mianian Dies In
Virginia

Ben White, of Miami, died IN
Alexandria. Virginia on Tuesday,
March Z. following a period of i'll
ness. Funeral services under the di-
rection of the Francis Funeral home,
will be held on Saturday, March II
at pm. at st. Mary's Weslyn
Church, Rev. E. A. Culmer, pastor
officiating.
The body will lie in state at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Laura John
son, 1916 NV 73rd St, in Liberty
City. from early Friday night until
funeral time on Saturday.
Mr.. White is also survived by two
more sisters, Mrs. Carey Sawyer
and Mrs. Della Minis, in addition to
several other relatives. and many
friends.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
MIANIIANS ARE GAVIN for ca

Iypso music. The Cafe Society fea-
ture this type of music and the
crowd is really up town The
Smith Super Market that one time
occupied the popular spot on Cor.
of End avenue and 18th st. folded as
of Thursday past -. Predictions
of things to come: The FIDA and
the Young Democrat association
will join forces at a too soon date
for the huge Pepper campaign .
The band concert and drill demon
stration of the Famcee marching
band is drawing nearer to reality
in these parts Bethune Cook
man Colleges choir appeared in
concert at BTW auditorium Tues
pm. The Waltons, Reatha and
Herman, have moved into their
home out in Bunch Park" and very
soon Fernley and Flo Taylor will
r crossing the 73rd st. track out
Lpa Locka way to their future
home in the Park !. The new
faces that dish out those courteous
smiles at Community Drug are May
Hampton, squaw of the band leader,
Duke Hampton and Doris--
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Titles were to tell of their fishing
trip down to the Florida Keys Sun
day am. they would say, "The
scenery was beautiful the day fine,
but the fishing was BAD!
And Garth Reeves, Lawrence Coop
er and Chris Ingraham had to argue
for privilege of holding the lone
snapper caught when Charles c.
North took their picture in Home
stead. ed. note: Reeves won out
and Cooper and Ingraham posed
with a can of beer) Did you
know that the Instructor of the
Easy Way Driving School was
taught to drive by Benny O'Berry
of the Magic City Driving School,
his competitor now ? ? Edward
Brockington received a brand new
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
Ken West Neu)s
By MRS. FRANCES BRIGGS

Mrs. Virgfe MickerS Pettus Of
Miami spent a day last week in the
Island City. Friends were very glad
to see her.
Mra Livingston Winters passed
away at the Nava1 Hospital in
away at the Naval hospital on
Thursday morning, March 2, after
a short illness. Mr.. Winters is vet
eran of World War I and well
known citizen of this community.
Funeral services will be held on
Sunday evening, March IL at Zion
AME Church of which he was a
member, with the Rev. B. J. Stat
ford officiating.
Surviving relatives are wife, II
three sisters, two brothers,
a host of other relatives and sor-
rowing friends.
To the family this column extends
sympathy.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
JIMMY BURNS really sized the

JIMMY BURNS really sized the
past fighting cards up. But I'm
personally concerned about the man.
ner in which ring side Negro fans
were treated and a certain member
Of the Press. Since the Negro at
tendance was nothing compared to
previous fights, see no reason why
they were not permitted to take the
seats they paid for. Certainly had
they wanted (ring) reserve seats,
instead of ringside seats they would
have purchased them, and the man.
ner in which the strong arm men
reacted toward a certain member of
the Press was uncalled for and GER
tainly not bit helpful to the in
creasing of Negro attendance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
BUxOM EUGENIA CASH, orig.

inally of Coconut Grove, but now
domiciling in D. c., arrived in the
city Sunday for three weeks stay.
Miss Cash was accompanied by her
d. c. landlady, Mrs. Dora Apple
white, who is now her guest in the
Grove Since this sheet has
taken on Sec'y Rozella Nesbitt
Mickey Mobley is daily visitor at
the Times.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Fairfax, John Hensley, Raddie IT.
vim, l.. P. Waters, team captain;
John Barber, Glen Nickleberry, Ed
ward Stanton, and Coach Shannon
d. Little.
Kneeling, left to right, are: Mari
on Lee, John Smith, Owen Ruffin,
Robert Holmes, Robert Brown
! AMP.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
TEE MODEL AND FORD

Say Tee, you know one thing,
was just thinking about what a
wac one of the foolish cooks I ever
cook my mother use to have. She
saw. Why Ford. one day mother
went up town and when she got
back the cook had the stove chuck
full of ice. Mother asked her, What
do you mean to do?" She said that
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
THE NORMA MILLER Revue i

out of circulation. It's in Dress Re-
hearsal for a trip down. Argentine
way during the summer. It's their
second trip across the border =.
BTW High presents its 1850 Variety
Show March 10 at 8 pm. The show
is loaded with singing, dancing, or
chestrations and comedians. g.
The Daughter Elks have changed
their home for presenting Big
Name bands This time they take
Ivory Joe Hunter into Club Savoy
on April 16 followed by Louis Arm
strong and the master of the Vibra
Harp, Lionel Hampton The
Sphinx civic club, presents its an
nual dance, Friday March 81 at the
ROckland Palace.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
THE DUNBAR NURSERY Bene.

fit Show staged for the Harlem
Theatre Tuesday night, March IA,
at IL pm. will give Washington
Heights another inside view of big
time night club, attraction from
down town. This time the Clover
Club presents its entire revue, fea-
turing Rose Marie, the Vagabonds
(you remember their fine perfor-
nance at the Night of Stars and
Jan hurry along with Frank STAN
ley at the piano. It's really going to
be a grand show, SO be sure to go
out and enjoy the evening and aid
a worthy cause.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

IT'S TOO BAD That the Local
high schools, after IL years of sue
cessful participation in the Elks
Annual Musical Contests, will not
compete this year for the coveted
prizes. Could it be poor sportsman
ship on the parts Of certain ones
or is it due to some other reason. At
any rate the music lovers of Miami
will certainly miss this much await
ed contest Doris Brooks, a Be-
thune- Cookmanite arrived in the
city wednesday morning for a brief
vacation during the interval be-
tween quarters.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Mrs. Mary Matthews of this city
left here recently and is very sick
at her daughters residence in Mi
ami. Friends wish her we'll again.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

On the sick list this week are
Mrs. Eleanor Storr. Mrs. Clara
Johnson, Mrs. H. Smith, Rev. Miller
son. Friends wish them speedy
recovery.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

The Richmond Heights project,
owned by Captain Martin, is making
fine progress. There are now about
30 houses occupied and construc-
ton goes on. This is quite near to
Perrine and we are pleased with
such a growing concern.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

The Babcock-Lamont Co. and Per
rine Bungalows are certainly putt
ing Perrine on the map. They have
built some nice houses that happy
families are enjoying.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

Here are Is good reasons why the
Bishop College Tigers are tied for
the lead in the Southwestern con-
ference basketball race. The Tigers
have 81 record for the season.
The cage aces, standing, left to
right are:
Matthew Bell, trainer; J. Forest
Kelley, assistant coach; Reuben
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11
PERRINE NEWS
BY LEE JORDAN

Last Sunday being the 1st Sun
day in the month, our churches
were we'll attended and many par
took of the Lords Supper, thereby
refreshing their souls 1t is nice to
see this for it shows that we are
growing spiritually.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

The newly appointed pastor of
Newmans M. e. Church, Rev. Leroy
Dell and Mrs. Dell are very grateful
to the members and friends for their
loyalty and friendly attitude to-
wards them since they arrived in
the Island city. Rev. and Mrs. Dell
wish to express their thanks and
appreciation for their surprise given
to them on Friday night, February
"a. II have had many experiences
but not any like thi is one," he said.
This has left the Rev. and Mrs. Dell
filled with inspiration.
Bishop and, Mrs. r. L. Jones and
Presiding Elder and Mrs. G. w.
Limbrick of Salisbury, N. C.. were
pleasant visitors IN the Island City
over the week end. They were the
house guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. j.
Stafford.
~
Presiding Elder G. w. Linbricl6
preached a wonderful sermon on
Sunday morning at Zion M. E.
Church and Sunday night Bishop
r. L. Jones preached a powerful
sermon which would be long remem-
bered. 1t seems like old times at
Zion Church. The spirit was very
good thruout the day at both SER
vices.
The Coronation Ball of Miss Is
land City was held on Friday night
March 3rd at the VFW Hall. The
winners of the contest were as fol-
lows: Miss Sara Evans ,557 votes;
Miss Olga Leggett, 504 votes; Miss
Barbara Welter, 375 votes.
This contest was sponsored by
the Regular Fellows Club. The
president and members wish to
thank all the contestants who help
ed to make this affair great sue
cess.
On the sick list this week are
Mrs. Eleanor Storr, Mrs. Clara
Johnson, Mrs. H. Smith, Rev. Miller
son. Friends wish them a speedy
recovery.
Mrs Mary Matthew's Of thiS city
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

she was cooking some ice for din
ned. Mother said, MY. my, nay,
what a fool you are.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

This contest was sponsored by
the Regular Fellows Club. The
president and members wish to
thank all the contestants who help
ed to make this affair a great sue
cess.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-03-11

CAFE AND Space for sundrie. -
in good location. Only $500.
218 NV 9Th street
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CONVENIENT TO PENTAGoN-New
5-rm.. apt, Arl.; 2 bedrms.; full din;
blks. Clarendon; 2 bus lines; S110
mo. GIL. 1918. -12
GEORGETOWN-E apt, full
size kit. PVT. bath, $3.50 mo-. incl.
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22O1 K ST. NV, DUPLEX
First floor: Two rooms, kitchen, mod
ern bath, heat and hot water in
cluded; S100.
kitchen. modern bath. heat and hot
water included. $3.50.
These apis, have been completely
moderniZed. DAVID Z. BARRY CO.,
ME- 2O25 Ill
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1851 FAIRMONT ST.-Comb. liv.-
sedrm pyt; bath: KIT; apt. bldg.
kit; and bath; employed couple;
sington st., cH. $3.50. -
COZ JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Entire
1st A.; 2 empl. adults preferred;
excel. transp. WIN be avail after
1iss isse N. toI FREDERicR DEL @f; ST.. Arlington
Nice furn. bedrm. with privilege
of kit, din. rm. and liv. rm.; all
util. furn:; / or ? empl. persons:
uNGs1AE & R5ki ppT HTrRacrivE an nNie arm aI apt
NV: newly furn.: pvt. bath. uni.
phone, shop; or 4 adults, RA.
pUPoNr GRPo CIRCLE. 211o R st. NV NV
Lge., nicely furn. Ink. quiet rm.,
IfS FSsaSRSioIsE RMsEpRM HsSi Gsi1lO KiT dnette. tile
bath. util. incl; Laundermat; new
apt; near stores. transp.; S10o LU.
1!BEDRM. FuRN. APT. 4es1 Lewis
ave-, Suitland Manor, Nd. HI. 4107
BETHESDA. 1900 Chevy Chase blvd.
enette, share bath; so monthly
Also large rm;;. sun deck and kitchen;
aeHH lsgndry y psiEiless; sE easoss sl2 weekly: WI
in 4-family building: conv. to
shopping and transp.; S77.50 and
NICELY FURN: APT bedrm,;., for
i44s Wa Washinston Ha ave. eieafe Huntinaton tin on
Apis. Apt. 3o4. Alex. Va, after
sob Dc pm, BUCHANAN ST. N.w-Bs1mt
apt, lge;, room. kit. private BIZ tn;
no objection to children. RIA. 6441
COUPLE OR TWO GIRLS. to share
eoqgle. viii consider i IT, child. FR.
3 RMS, bath and shower: all utili-
124 1925 9Th ST. NE, NO. 4.-Nicely
furn. 1-rm., kit. and share bath:
So'. SS9 M; ~. sSs4. see mgr L1ss REALTY
doth AND BENTON SITS. NV
Beautifully furnished, .redecorated;
living room, dinette, bedroom, kitch-
en- and bath. porch; Sl10 per mo.
Ae9tnss pe9 n,S fSFn' oR s4sI' sPs' same siHe' 500
IAhS tripie bedrm. n ai large fm kit. psaft batS
porch; incl. linens. dishes. all util-
p1RSMsfd RMs kaiTcHESHrrE. af9ti SP Ss0P bath, newly
decorated, lst fir. 535 5th st. ne
See MRS BUCK APT. 8:
pvt. entrance; utils. incl. Near 14th
and Park I'd; Persona ao or empl
1907 3Ist ST. N.W.-Eff: apt. S75;
2-bedrm. apt, $3.50. Call IL noon
sUBLET FOR JULY and August--G
rms, bath, kitchenette; new Philcc
nov 2S-Y, Star
Arm. APT, near Conn. and Cali.
fornia; available July /: mod, conpl
furn., with silver; china and linens
SfJLY LOOT. Charming. clean
Gracious eficiency, Dupont Circle
good exposure; 500 mo. Ho. 1910.
NEWTON ST. NV. 1sO5-1st floor
private bath; ntils: furn'' no Gnu
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MODERN 3-RM. and bath bsmt. apt.
private entrance. Venetian blinds,
washing mach: S75 mo-; employed
f2s fGgpis Allison Gn!y sH 81. fsss fNssWs-Attractive
studio bsmt. apt; pvt. kit. and bath
and entE. Conv. to transp.; ideal
BRiGHTWoOD ~ Newly decor, for
empl. married couple; bedrm.,, Kit
with new sink and refgr., pvt. bath
ScTeened ST cd pGTss. s4ss 4le 1nsrahan m11 st
NEWLY DECORATED, ready for oc-
cupancy June 10; IT., bedrm., kit
and bath. Call GE. 0160.. Ill
N. Z. MINI AVE.-Bedrm. kit. bath
utils; -fuI. fuIn.; cow. transp.; s45. Gal
NR. Tt navy YD.-a bedrms.. kit. bath
adults, child; reduced. 10. 2-S652
18th ST. NV, near columbia I'd
bath: eley. and sec. phone service
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417, x
MISS. Il nwi AVE- ga NV. woe Osios-Larse va bed
tile bath; downtown, near shopping
library and transportation; SIS pei
I3nt1 m1nth1 I DI 773S and ii. z-,a,s
| ~ W4A0OWot oNhApNts bobAb 0bAAs
furn. Ii. 1895. H.
OFF 18th N.W.-Apt. bldg, nr. Mex.
ican Embassy, well furn. front liv
rm.. bedrms., din. rm., kit. $135
FAIRLINGToN-For 3 mos, cool /.
bedrm. apt, 1st f.. 3 expos, from
and back entr.; Ss5 mo. TIE. 2962
1852 so. CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Furn. = bedrms., liv. rm.. kit, bath
utils. or sleep. rms. for 3 gentlemen
with kit. privils. Ii. 3-4613. Il:
BRIGHTWOOD, 1928 Rock Creel
Ford I'd. n.w.-Nicely furn. 1st floor
private home. Liv. rm.. bedrm., lge
kit, dressing rm.; front porch. Al
utils. incl. phone: 2 adults only
Prefer . girls. TU. 1850. IA
CLEAN, redec. 3-rm. apt. pvt. bath
screened porch, nicely furn.: conv
NV. location. GE 04S3. Ill
MINI. AND PA. S.E.-Modern apt
bldg. Liv. rm., bedrm., tile bath, di
nstte and kit. Completely furn. VI
m EXCHANGE FOR 6. III. W. an,
care of serni-invalid, small salary
i343 Newton St NV; TU; 2593.
dec. bedrm:. KIT, dinette. sittin
I $40 mo. RA. 5qS1. Ill
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ARL--4 rms. screened porch; apt
bldg; beautifully furn.: clean; nr
Col. VII: avail. July /; 500 mo
CH. 2165. Ia
NICE FURN. ROOM. next bath. pri'
vate home; for couple or two ADULTS;
cooking, laundry prtyils. Elmyooc
494. Mclean. Va. after pm. IL
BLK. OFF 18th AND COLUMBIA
RD., Ciiffbourne pl. NV, 250l-
Entire 3rd-n-, bedrm., lge. Lv. Tms
kit. pvt bath: SS3 per mo.
18th AND BILTMORE-3 lovely lge.
well furn. rms, kit. and bath. bal
eony overlk Rock CT. P. cross vent
Conv. trans. July Loot. l. AID. 1851
DESIGNED for indoor and outdoor
living; adults only; entire End fir
of new Colonial home occupied BY
professional woman. Two bedrms
2baths, lge closet, lge. liv. rm., small
elec: kit. -dinette, large open porch
magnificent view; spacious ground
comfortable antique furnishings; nr
CheveTly; 500 mo-, all utilities
WA. 6197.
21Os 18th ST. NV rms. apt
refrig., gas stove, cont. hot water
$50 mo. CO. 1852.
18th ST. N.w.-Studio rm., modern.
ly furn.. lge. kit. bath, SS5 mo
Call after 6 pm. MI. 5093. -l3
NEWLY DEC. 4 rms, porch. utils.
excel. transp.; S95 mo. 2606 /
st. NV Me 4560,
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7. NV bedrooms, 1
large living room, kit,
!. elec. heat, refgr.. furn. /;
tile home; one block to
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DUPONT. CIRCLE = large COO
rooms, bath, $50. Phone HU. 1857
after 6 pm Monday.
JUNE 18th TO SEPT.-Attrac. /.
bedrm. incl. piano. at park entrance
mr.. 18th g. Columbia I'd. MI, 576S
MICHIGAN PARK section; duplex
apt, 2 rms. kit, dinette, bath;
incl. porch rm. can be used as bed
am;i ad,,i.l nicely furn.; lease ] ". to 8
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well-furn. 2-bedrm
I'd: nr. 18th and F
lily and Aug. Ii
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CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE
IN THE DISTRICT

IN THE DISTRICT
NEAR BOILING FIELD
Direct express bus service,
via South Capitol Street
Bridge.
Spacious, garden-type apart
ment on 5 acres of ground
in a cool, high, green area.
Ideal place for children.
13x20 living room, master
bedroom, 12x13, additional
| bedroom, 11x10. All apart
ments have 2 exposures,
some with cross ventilation
in bedroom.
Picture windows, Venetian
blinds.
Ample closet and storage
space, some with walk-in
closets.
Fully equipped kitchen, in
Guiding 712-cu.-ft. refriger-
ator, all-metal cabinets,
modern gas ranges with
automatic heat control.
Bendix washers and auto
matte dryers in each build
ing.
Fairgrounds and play areas
for children.
Off-street parking.
l Bedrm., $76.
2 Bedrms., $82 and Up.
(Utils. Not 1ncluded)
Rental Office on Premises
4242 4th ST. Sc.
Take A-9 (express bus) or
A-8 Livingston bus) to
Livington and 3rd, follow
signs to project.
10. 2-9776, 10. 2-4485
VIRGINIA GARDENS
10th and S. Taylor St., adjoining
Bancroft Two bedEns., living room,
dining room, kit. and bath; S92 so.
including utilities; convenient to
busline, shopping and elementary
S. Taylor St, GIL. 6491. III
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GLASSMANOR
KENT VILLAGE

Some Of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets.
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softball. bowling, scouts, nursery
school; etc; memberships available
in adjoining country club: schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
HIS and WM6sA buses into develop
ment.
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1928 N. CAPITOL ST.-Apt nicely
na fIrn;; di,eksIa' clean quiet employed couple;
IN n pfTWoRTH, e1'RtsRai ss4 Webster all St. INV.
Clean, cool. comfortable living
room, inclosed sleeping porch, twin
beds with inner-spring mattresses,
Kitchen, gas and electricity fur
nIlshed; semiprlvate bath; IN private
aSi11f; a9mf; suitable Ta lao for two Christian
1924 HALEY TER. s.E.-Liv. rm.
dlnette, kit. mod. tile bath, spacious
bedroom. new attractive furniture
Apt; bldg. all util.. furn.. conv. to
pup p1Slic c,, trsnsp.; schools, shopping
JUSTINE. 412 5th st. NV. DI.
BEAUTIFUL oNE-BEDRM. APT. from
June 29-Sept. L; 500 mo-, NV.
SECTION; l5 minutes downtown. DE.
lsos oEvARTs ST. NE, Apt. 1o4-
Lovely, 1-rm,, Kit. and bath apt: /:
incl; only S54.5O mo. Apply jani-
ess .sE NoRTH toF TsHRfSJTa5iDp SaRoffSa AVE sRFl1e
nisSed rGSm, kit and bath apt; qnfur- uni.
GARDEN-cool, spacious 5-rm. du-
Tsf RlfH spfns sRssaiss soo 81 LII 95vstf5 xe 81
gas incl; $40 month. AID. 4566
LacoSGaaf La @ 1pifrs.. s41a BALTIC. blvd.
Berwyn. Md; 2 rms, kitchenette,
bath; furn. or unfurn.; no children;
front bus stop; $3.50; utils. free
TWO RMS, kit. and pvt. bath. Apply
~ person, 1885 Calvert st. NV;
II a.m.-9 pm. Ii
8 RMS. kitchen, pvt. bath; in con-
venient Sc. section; prefer em-
ployed adults. AT. 1867. Ill
Mr.. WALTER REED-Lge. bedrm.,
liv. rm, kit. and pvt. bath: in pvt.
home: all utiis. includ.; 500 for
FoR f,Fht RsPiNER ePls; "a; coiiPI SnP5i 5 ind
a.; all privils. of fine home. EN-.
3s6l is,
EFFICIENCY FaICIaS. APT; private bath. bath,
furnished; prefer couple.
| 4317 KANSAS AVE.-First floor, 8
| rooms. large front porch, encl. back
| porch; incl. util.. $120. For appt.
call Ii. 3-794S.