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Evening star., 1950-04-30
TELEvISION ANTENNAs

install your own; complete kit,
S12.75. Regular, super sensitive.
$500 We guarantee your install
lation. Motors at discount. SAVE!
Bring your set in, repaired while you
wait Free estimate. FOX & KAS-
MIR Factory Authorized Service.
3l3 Kennedy st. NV. Ia. 1927.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
LUMBER
IIIMRER

Clear West Coast White Pine-Ran-
dom Widths and Lengths IA and
5/4-Call THE WALDORF SUPPLY
~ Waldnrf 9EnI
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PLASTER BOARD

New 4x6. 90c; 4x7, S1.05; AIS. Sl.oO;
4x9, Sl.35; 4xl0, Sl.50 ACE
WRECKING & BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 4002 MINI. ave ne.
LU 4-050O. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
JIG SAW

rRoNER. Universal. roller tyte; s35.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

china. furniture, SilveruaTe lewelrS
and Chinese art objects. Any GUAM
tity Call Louis SeEal. CH SS3S,
ewes. EN- 6765
Evening star., 1950-04-30
MOVIE PROJECTORS

Camera, nlmS, screens, splicers, etc. {.
top brands; easiest terms; bargains;
trade-ins: one-year guarantee: guide
free BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV.
Park free RE 242A
Evening star., 1950-04-30

HOT WATER HEATER, GAS,
20 GAL. SIS.
ROLLER, LAWN, new, SIS. OIL gill
Evening star., 1950-04-30

6xtixI a lSt-cIaSs cond. GE; S.ou. :
WARDROBE, metal, 72x36xlS. double
door, lock. ST. so; storage cabinet.
cheap. Today. CO. 1925, week,
l1l2 l4th st. NV DI 1872.
matching chair. S25. 6409 18th st.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

or silent, S55. SIS Kennedy st. NV
MOVIE PROTECTOR. Victor 16-mm
sound protector. perfect cond
or best offer: Call 10. 9-S19s.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs. files
safe. add. mach; reas. Today. CO.
1921: Ek DI 131o LIE 14fh n "
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Roosevelt P.T.A.
Holds Banquet

The Roosevelt Ward P.T.A.,
comprised of the Roosevelt 4Oth
Street School and Julian School,
will hold it's annual banquet on
Monday, November goth, at 8
pm. at the Julian School. This
second annual pre- Thanksgiving
turkey dinner promises to be a
grand affair. Mr.. T. C. Barr, Sup
erintendent of Roosevelt District
No. 66, will be the principal speak
er. A short program will be rem
dered.
Funds raised from this dinner
will be used for local P.T.A. ex-
pense. The association donates
Christmas Cheer each year to the
children for their Christmas party.
Mrs. Helen Ballard, president OF
the association, is general chair
man in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Ford Smith will be mistress
of ceremonies.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16

on a 14-year old girl with in
tent to destroy her unborn child
and to produce abortion and mis-
carriage"
1t said the offense occurred on
August 1 and 'at divers times"
between August 1 and August 5.
Within an hour after the grand
Jury returned its report, DR..
Durant was arrested on bench
warrant and held in bond OF
ST 900,
Also jailed was a Washington,
d. c., woman accused by the
grand jury of procuring" the
abortion. She was identified as
Mrs. Matte Harris, about 80, OF
754 Lamont street northwest.
Inspector Russell A. Hawes,
chief of the Alexandria detective
bureau, said the case was first
called to the attention of the po-
lice authorities at Gallinger Hos
pital, Washington, DC, where
the girl was admitted and had a
miscarriage. Hospital authorities
said, according to Hawes, they
believed the miscarriage had been
"artificially" induced.
DR.. Durant, Sc, has been prac-
ticing medicine in Alexandria "at
least twenty years" according to
police. He has long been active
with civic and welfare organiza-
tions, and is member of the
city's interracial commission.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
The I.(.C. Orders Southern Railroads
To Stop Discriminating (oIored
Passengers On Dining Cars

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission last riday officially order
ed the Southern Railway Company
to cease discriminating against
colored interstate passengers trav-
cling first class in it's dining car
service.
Sidney S. Alderman, vice-presi-
dent and general counsel for the
Southern, said in a statement that
the company already has compli-
ed with the Supreme Court deci-
sion"
The ICC order was issued in
conformity with the opinion of the
United States Supreme Court in
the case of Elmer w. Henderson,
director of the American Council
on Human Rights.
The Court held that the practice
of the Southern Of allotting ten
tables in a dining car exclusively
to white passengers and one table
exclusively to colored passengers,
who were curtained off from other
persons in the car, violated the In
terState Commerce Act.
Henderson carried the case to
the Supreme Court after the ICC
and the ederal District Court for
Maryland had upheld the railroads
regulation providing for the seq
regation of colored and white pas
sengers in dining cars on the
ground that the one table reserved
for colored passengers was ade-
quate to serve the number of col
ored passengers and was "propor-
tionately fair"
The issue arose on May II, 1912,
when Henderson was travelling
first class from Washington, D. c.,
to Atlanta, enroute to Birming-
ham. At that time he was field
representative of the Presidents
Committee on Fair EMPLOYMENT
Practices.
About $50 pm, on that date,
while the train was in Virginia,
Henderson went into the diner.
Under the practice then in effect,
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
VOTING
MACHINES

At the request of the City Council
a study is being made to determine
whether an agreement can be
reached with the County Board of
Supervisors which will help to bring
voting machines to all heavy voting
precincts in the City. There is a
possibility the City might pay
rental or participate in the cost of
machines with the County to en-
courage the County to extend use
of the machines. The slowness in
reporting results of the Tuesday
election centered attention on the
need for the mechanical devices.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16

continually protesting against in
justices to colored Americans.
In an address at the cemetery,
Alexander I. Rorke, an attorney,
and librarian of the Irish Histor-
ical Society, asked: "What Ameri-
can dwelling safely in the United
States can be prejudiced against
Negroes who are courageously
fighting and dying for him, his
family and his democracy in the
battle areas of Korea"
He added: "What American
landlord in the crowded sections
of our cities can gouge unjust
rentals from them and then ex-
press surprise when Communist
agents strive to obtain a toehold
among them?"
While compulsory legislation can
never make a bigot shed his preju-
dices, Mr.. Rorke said he believed
"the word of God can do this if
man will but listen to the voice
of conscience and practice the
spirit of charity"
The wreath was laid against the
plain tombstone marking the
grave of Pierre Toussaint by
John w. A. Kelley, former justice
of the Domestic Relations Court
and vice chairman of the commit
tee. Mary Lindsey, professor of
English at Hunter College, read
an original poem dedicated to
Toussaint, and Guichard Parriss,
public relations director of the
National Urban League, who is
president of the Catholic Inter-
racial Council, also spoke.
Before the ceremony, a COM
memorative mass was held in Old
st. Patrick's. The Rev. Charles
keenan,, ST., managing editor of
American" a Catholic magazine,
celebrated the mass and preached
the sermon.
Father keenan, explained that
the John Boyle O'Reilly Commit
tee was not organized to help the
Irish. 1T is devoted to securing
justice, civil and human rights
and full equality for our Negro
fellow citizens" the Jesuit de-
clared. ut is only when mems
hearts are tainted with greed,
selfishness and pride that they
allow themselves to despise, be-
cause of color or race, men and
women for whom Our Lord Jesus
Christ did not hesitate to shed
His blood"
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Negroes Of K. {.
Voted Almost
SoIidIy Democrat

KANSAS CITY, MO. (NNPA) -
Colored voters in Kansas City, vot-
ed almost solidly Democratic in
November z election, helping to
defeat Senator Forest C. Donnell,
Republican, who had a wishy-
washy record on matters partic-
ularly affecting colored people.
They supported Thos. c. Hen
nings, Jr., of st. Louis, who de-
feated Donnell by more than co.
600 votes.
They also supported for reelec-
ton Representative Richard w.
Boiling, Democrat, in the fifth
Congressional district, who was re-
turned to Congress for a second
term. Boiling is a member of the
House Committee on Expenditures
in the Executive Departments,
headed by Representative William
L. Dawson, Democrat, of Illinois.
]. Mckinley Neal, Democrat,
was returned to the Missouri State
Legislature for a third term de-
feating his Republican opponent,
Mrs. Esther Randall Stewart, by
a vote of 4,478 to 1897. Neal was
CONTINUED on page 81
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Big Shokeup
In Chicogo's
Police Dept.

CHICAGO (NNPA) - Capt. Kin
zie Blueitt, head of the Wabash
Avenue district on the South Side,
was one of two police captains
questioned by the Kefauver Senate
Crime Investigating committee last
Monday about their finances, po-
lice duties, and nowledge of gam
bling in the city.
George S. Robinson, associate
committee counsel, who heads the
Chicago investigation and who ask
ed Police Commissioner Prender-
gast to order Blueitt, an acting
captain, to appear, declined to dis
close the testimony the officer had
given or the questions asked.
Blueitt said he was questioned
about everything" He said he
was asked about the pollok games
which reputedly take in 100000
year on the South Side, with the
heart of the racket in his district.
IT told them policy is played on
a big scale because so many people
are involved" Blueitt said. II
told them it's a nickel and dime
proposition, but the totals mount
up because of the large number
who play.
'It's hard to combat, I told
them, because of the method OF
play. They play in kitchens, base
ments, street corners, and barber
shops"
Asked if he were questioned
about the big shots of the racket,
Blueitt said: "Yes, they asked me
about Theodore Roe-if I'd ever
heard of him. I said, "sure, who
hasn't?" Everybody out that way
hears his name mentioned"
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
ANNEXATION
BROCHURE
PLANNED

An illustrated folder, showing
that county property owners ar
tually will save money as well as
receive additional service is being
prepared by the Planning Depart
ment in connection with plans for
the start of new annexation cam
paign. The drive will be spear
headed by a committee of the
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
and is designed to greatly extend
the city boundaries in the hope
that an interim census will be made
worthwhile before the regular
count in 1860.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Open House For
|Hurnon Park

New recreational facilities at
Harmon Park, Fifth Avenue and
Yavapai, will be dedicated at an
open house Tuesday from Z to 9
pm. Exercises will be held in the
new auditorium at 8 pm. New
recreation facilities added with
bond funds include a recreation
building with club and activity
rooms, offices, dressing rooms,
restrooms, a large gymnasium and
auditorium, a swimming pool, COM
plete area lighting and courts. The
cost was about $2O4,OOO.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Va. Physician Indicted For
Performing An Illegal Operation

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (NNPA)-
DR.. Oscar D. Durant, physician,
was indicted by an Alexandria
Corporation Court jury last Fri
day on a charge of performing
an illegal operation.
The surprise indictment, handed
to the jury by Commemorative
Attorney Howard w. Smith, Jr.,
without the usual preliminary
hearing, accused DR.. Durant of
"feloniously administering drugs
and things and using other means
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16

the two end tables nearest the kit
chen were initially reserved for
colored passengers, and when oc-
cupied by colored passengers he
shades were drawn between them
and the rest of the car.
If the other tables were occupied
before any colored passengers en-
tered the diner. white passengers
wre seated at the two end tables,
and colored passengers were not
to be seated at them while in use
by white passengers.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
IrisrAmerican Paw
Tribute To Toussaint
Paw Tribute To A CoIored Roman
CothoIic Who Died In 1853

the John Boyle OReilly Commit
tee for Interracial Justice. James
McGurrin, president general of
the American Irish Historical So
ciety, said the group had been
formed last June to identify the
American Irish with the move
ment to bring equality to colored
Americans.
The committee was named for
the late John Boyle O"R'eilly, an
Irish poet, who edited "The Bos-
ton Pilot" a, Catholic newspaper
between 1870 and 1890, and was
NEW YORK (NNPA)-A group
of New Workers of Irish descent
who are working for social and
economic justice for colored Amer
leans last Sunday paid tribute in
the cemetery of Old St. Patrick S
Cathedral to Pierre Toussaint, a
colored Roman Catholic who died
in 1853.
A wreath was placed on the
grave of the former slave who
was known 100 years ago for his
charity and piety and was par
ishioner of New York's first cath
edral.
The ceremony was sponsored by
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
Hornon Branch
Use Grows

More than 300 persons are re-
corded as having used the new
Harmon Branch Library for meet
ings, story hours, and tours of in
spection during October. In addi-
ton, residents of the neighborhood
have shown a lively interest in use
of the books and periodicals of the
branch.
Arizona sun., 1950-11-16
9-HoIe Course
Near Completion

Seeding Of greens, trees and fair
ways, the final step in the $4,000
development, will begin next week
at the new 9-hole golf course at
18th Avenue and Virginia. The
course will be ready for play jan
uary 1. It is part of the $1,000,0O0
bond expansion program for the
Parks Department.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ROOMS WANTED
ROOM WITH FAMILY &C

ROOM WITH FAMILY ,cathohc
prefD, Lee blvd bus connection:
conv. bath; board desirable. Quiet
iriendy young man. 81. 52a2.
EMPLOYED LADY desires room
nIiI,;ou ruTni, in Virginia; with kitchen
MIDDLE. AGED CoLLEGE WOMAN of
good character and quiet habits,
perm. Govt. .empl., des. furn. rm.,
ample closet space laun priv; re-
filmed home: NV. Box S0-K. Star.
BOXER BITCH and her employed
master need a home, suburbs or
nearby Virginia. Box 61-K. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD
in pvt home, for elderly lady; finest
QUIET. refined. employed lady wants
single room in gentle home: NV;
reasonable. Box 470-K, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD for father and
6-year-old daughter. with Catholic
family, where motherly supervision
during daytime would be available
preferably good section NV. or Arl
or Alex: Va; Govt. employe Box
5S-K. Star.
or apartment TO share with another
young mani must be conV. to transp
Box 105-K, Star. 3qi
YOUNG MAN desires single room ad-
lacent to bath, near transportation
Box 49s-H, Star. oSs
WANTED SINGLE AND DoUBLE
ROOMS-For students of George
Washington University. Write Hous-
nhoS ing Once care of G. W. U. Do not
CULTURED lady, Govt. EMPLOYED.
quiet, wishes large room with private
family. Reasonable. Box 7S-K, Star
-2Ss
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

2147 r ST. N.W.-Bsmt. studio rm.,
sink, grill, retgr., TV, shower, pvt
entr.: Sl3:S1s: EX. 0653. 80
2lE0 18th ST. NV, Ink. rm.. refer,
gas ssso stoves s36 mo- incl. util. co
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Liy- Tm..
bedrm., pvt. bath, refgr: breakfast
pr1vlleges; employed couple; $50 per
month. MI. 3463.
1914 CALVERT ST. N.W.-one room
a week: 2nd floor front. Ho. og75'
BY WEEK OR MONTH, in semidet
home, l4th and Gallatin NV; for
lady; cool, attrac., lse rm.. 3 win
dows., dble. exp: cook: new refgr.;
PVT. bath; unlim. extension phone.
$3.50 18th N.W.-Large rm., elec
refer.' gas range, semibath; empl.
couple; also single rm. AID. O514
kILBouRNE PL. NV, I724-Attrac,
lge. studio rm., refgr, stove, sink:
PUyt. porch; S55 mo. AID. 1884,
" 4'94. 80
NEAR WARDMAN-Attrac. lge.. furn.
m, aSso tEln sLi beds; cooking PRIVILEGES.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1853 P st. NV
Single and, double front rms. nicely
equip. for housekeeping AID. 32qq
"t2l MINI. AVE. S.E.-Compl. furn.,
bedrm. and kit; conv. transp.; pvt.
Shlld dHCe- LIZ. 4-l92S.
MASTER BEDRM.. nicely furn.;
pvt. kit. privils.; . empl. persons:
Jewish home. RA. s271. .
1891 18TH ST, NV. = Nice and
clean Ink. rm., refgr., stove. inner
spring mattress, good transp., in
fants welcome 90
ONE Ink. ROOM-Everything furn.
1or couple, S55 no.; clean home,
10. 2-1639. 3211 Nichols ave. Sc.
1894 MASS. AVE. N.W.-LSe- ii X
rm. with alCove, kitchenette. run
ming water. Frigidaire: S14 wk-2a
LGE DBLE. FRONT RIM, kit. privi-
leees: suit. couple or one; reas. 44O4
9TH st. NV, Ia. 4174. SIS
Evening star., 1950-05-28
RMS. EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

HYATTSVILLE-1 double rm., next
to bath. for / or 2 gentlemen. Pri-
yate home. WA. Oi2S. .cs
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. TWIN BEDRM.
Navy Bldg. and Pentagon. Air-cond,
or 2 gentlemen. Call TIE. 1895.
ARLINGTON. quiet private bom.
p u q: bedrms.. sitting rm.,
pains. TELEPHONE; excel. for 2 or
Soss gentlemen; S12o; restricted. oW.
SILVER SPRING. Mp.-Tvo E% single
rooms with kitchen privileges good
~ transportation. 81; 613S. IS
ssle Sbea. or .,5 dble:; semipvt bath; ~ ext It,
NAVAL ORDNANCE v1CINITYs9
aE3o aice rooms for gentlemen. Cali sH.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-very Low lovely
room, private home; bus passes
aSSD; 0Ser; or garage If wanted. Call WI.
ALEXANDRIA-Nicek furn rS room
TE' ffsirf tsS9 s9upie; home PRIVILEGES. ocall
NICE LARGE ROOM in East River.
dale. Call UN. Ol52. Is
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTs-seIe or dble
nicely furn.; in pvt. home. FA. O32S,
ALEx.-For 1 or . employed gentle
men men; pvt: home: KI. s-S3SS. -2S
ROOM FOR ] OR empl women in
Reras sfiyisefsS Md W. %1 sI74 81 means; GEsen
ATTRACTIVE LGE. RIM. suitable for
.p I or 2; conveniently located. CHI
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-single rm. for
man. nVf
portation. WA. 2150. rs
CHEVY CHAsE-Laree front room in
pvt. home, semipvt. bath; gentle
man, $40 mo. OIL. 4O64. -2S
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED front room
next bath, private home; double bed
ried couple; garage if d. desired: red
NHcELY FuRNfsHRH Ms PH front 'front.' room eS
comfortable home; suitable for re-
naole professional or business wom-
an. 2lO N. Fairfax ST., Alexandria,
ROOM FOR RENT-ouiet. convenient
losation; Esr non WI ssntleman gsu preferred; sa5
BETHESDA-Large room in new
rambler; good transp:; suitable for
Ink; RMS. % to e'rii eple' ohi in lesa Exchange
Will 'H SHARE re coMFoRTs Hd asT of close-in
modern Arlington home with business
or professional woman; breakfast OPP
tlonal; dnaadla; piano; near 2 bus lines. IA.
ARLINGTON, close to Clarendon
Lge. 1st-f. rm., adj. bath. with t.
and s.. $50 mo. man only. Also
tHln ,%n1 rms. to share at $50. CHI.
MT: RAINIER-Lge., airy bedrm. for
CLOSE-IN VA. = Mod home, high
wooded sec. nice rm. with large
closet; $40 mo. CHI. 0216.
NICE RIM: for / person, with kit.
privils.; ] blk. from bus; conv. Pen
tagon; snna $40 wk. After pm. TIE.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. bed living
rm.; finished in knotty pine; 9 or <
adults; clean and comfortable; priv
ileges, CHI S97S.
n: ARL;-Three large, cool rms, pvt.
bath, for 3 adults: blk bus. Can
aarrange ngseo.u use of kit. and Bendix.
COLoRED-MAN TO SHARE rm. in
lovely North Edgewood; S25 mo;
board If desired; privs. UN, All
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.W

DISTRICT HEIGHTS S.E. Newly
turn. twin bedrm., and bath in pvt,
home. Ideal for 2 employed ladies'
1892 seav 'rshsD sF SEA Can larse n1 4iaa tSn bdrm
Boiling Field. Ak. see4, -9a nsSf
EAST CAPITOL, mr.. 9Th st. Lge sgl.
or dbl. nm. Newly decorated. . baths
on floor. TR. 6O26. 80
DOUBLE ROOM. S32 mo-, single
room. S24 mo. Call AK. 21sl. Us
ANACOSTIA, 1918 18th ST. Sc
Lse; I.an 'front.' rm.' neatly furn., gentle
3455 .3rd ST. s.E.-Large. attrac-
lively lively furnished front room. Private
RM. FOR YOUNG LADY. kit. privils.
Bendix washer. 1902 H st. s.e., nr.
c6NGRESsr 6sFnfy SirGass Hr,cATs At 49,, 4a5 . .
TERRACE RID. - Beautifully furn
single, lge. closet, semi-pvt. bath. !;
blocks bus; lady pref. LU. 1-6049.
CLEAN RIM, near Navy Yard. tele-
HILLCREST s. E.-Nice clean rm
acter, or refined lady; home privi-
AfTRAcTiVEiLYy A!ffffs 1fTSi vi ErRN Is51 studio roo
fer fer employed N Sys lsdy; Sd kit prlvil:
sIREfP'ifNsGf f'fsf f0Gas5si RooM-Near Ne p@9S capito,
Confessional Library, Navy Yard;
Gony; transp. Call FIR. 4aS1.
SINGLE IN 5Ha RM. for man. in pvt. home.
LOVELY DELE. RIM. to quiet og couple
or to mother and child with day
care. Reas AK. 3697.
Evening star., 1950-05-28

COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, neatly
furn;' ffulrn;' conven; location. Call NO.
coTSREpG1dg sSS9i Az 10Th ERI S1 NV -gs
COLORED-ROCK CREEK CHURCH
RD.-Lge. front rm, newly furn;
5sfined; ref sLos empl, couple desired. Cali
coIoREp-RooM coIoRtss for quiet employed mks
sSsgple %s n4oo Or 2 Girls with privileges.
COLoRED-FRoNT. dble. rm., upper
NV. section; use of screened-in
P%. PGTea; a445. E blk from 0u''' refs: Ess sSall
CoIoRED-LARsE front room, home
phone. li4s 2srd st. NV, ME-. osso
coLoRED-1oes EUCLID ST: NV
transportation. AID. s1es. oeos, 81 gear
COLORED--LARGE FRONT master
bathroom: 2 blocks to earlines; 2
coEoREpmoSE EIuiney s. ROOM GE faE rs8s ssse
week; home privii. Cali all day
COLOREDSfRoNT and back rooms.
cohokaD@sfcEIY esa Ri oosfi ruRN. RIM. with
coIokED-pouBGE ceodIS'1sEfs: 81 aIso' FRONT RIM,
suitable for L or 2 employed persons,
coLoRED LARGE FRoST II I'm RIM,
furn. or unfurn., reasonable. 5000
cot6REDlGTSssaeD eatb Ii n:Ts Duj R3sboLpH ssfSj ST.
N.W.-.Newly dec. rm., mr.. bath;
also nice adj. rms; kit. priviis
coiokREaDt-,s4 NEWTON rL. NV.
TLse; IA esoS front rm.; home privileges.
cofoRGD-:HALL ROOM. front; Mss Set
tlsa @ man: conv, to bath; hot water
COLORED-i77s WILLARD ST. NV.
-2nd-n. rm. for rent for couple;
coLoRiED-7os rAIRMoNr ST. NV,
Room. furn., for a couple. and
COLORED - 1889 CLiFTON ST
Single room. pvt. screened porch
ssd1oinins' ado next to bath, nicely
CoLoRED-l7os 18th N.w-Rooms
for rent for couple, one child; home
coLoRED-MAN AND w1FE-cook-
ing: telephone. use Of laundry. MRS.
BROWN, 1913 Otis pl. NV, CO,
CoLORED HIGH-CLAss single
room; men or girls; modern fur
niture. phone and maid service;
with or without cooking privileges
MISS PARTRIDGE, HO. 6712 daily;
ewes. AID. 9490. 20
COLORED-Newly furn. front sgle.
borheod; privs.; $40 $50. RA. 1853.
COLORED-32IS 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. rm.; girls: cow.
transp.; home privs. CO. 9464.
80
COLORED-SINGLE FRONT ROOM
Tor respectable man in nice home;
conv. to transp. IA. 051a.
COLORED-UPPER 14th ST.-Nicely
furn. rm. for man or woman; cow
transp.; privs. CO. 1929.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ROOMS Fuek.-N.E. Cont

1901 EyART ST. N.E.-Larre. briEb,
g,,, .I with ny Law a,b tTin beds beds n5sfeT, n5se;,s
trsnsp. conv.; unlim. phone. IA.
NEAR GREENwAY Double room.
rent either dhle. or sg.s.. next bath,
go ssny r fsansp, S4 Can Tw; o7!s s:t,.,;. ais
near senate once Bids; cony.
sois ssnoSP cL1SfoS Il S-Ssi4 81 x.E.-Bedfm. :
lily. rm. comb; prefer men or cpl !;
S3.50 zach per week. no. o. 81;
pEivils.; pvt. home. "2s nth st.
EOS A ST. N.E.-Twin-bed rooms. nr.
bath; close 10 transp.: NJ. Capitol
and Congressional Library. TR.
wOoDR1DGE-Nice rm;, double bed
viii rent single; Iaupdry privileges;
LARGE Nicely FTRNIsHED ROOM.
single or double; kitchen PRIVILEGES;
ze 2s' fs ssSR ss6s 70 newton sf a0Pas'ii5so :' as
oNE FuRN. BEDRM.. hot plate; good
transp.' SIS wk- 171s East Cap
CoLoRED-FRoNT. furn. rm.. cp!e :
middle rm; nice girls. cooking
and laun. privileges. Ii. 7-20lo.
COL0RED-FURN. RM., nice loca-
ton; home privileges. AID. O932.
CoLoRED-aI6 10th ST. N.E.-Two
girls TO share or couple, twin beds.
beaut. rms; reas., privil.; Ii. 4-4946,
CoLORED - LARGE corner room,
next TO bath and phone; southern
exposure; 1 or men. LU. 4-1634
COLORED-NICE front room for
colored employed couple or man,
with privileges. Near eth and H.
TR. 1878.
COLoRED-MED. BACK, ? windows.
no closets, wardrobe, privileges, man
pref, $3.50 week. NO. Os65.
COLORED-EMPLOY couple, nice
ly furn. front room, next to bath:
private home. weekdays after 6 $40
pm, Sun. all day. Ii. 3-4l43. $
COLORED-TWO double rooms COM
bined; kitchen privileges; share
bath. Call Ii. 4-7462 -2a
COLORED-LARGE room in nice
quiet home: near carline; home
privileges. LU. 4-542l.
COLORED-HALL room and large
front room; privileges. ROSA
HEDGMAN, GIT 2nd ST. ne.