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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Birthday Party At
Coleman Residence

A birthday party, honoring Mr..
V. Coleman, was given SATURDAY.
night at 35 Benning Place. De-
llghtful refreshments, a~ttractively
arranged, were served the guests
who showered the honoree with
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Present, in addition to members
OF the Coleman family were: Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Thompson, Ii
notify Green, Charles Buford,
Vlrl Griffith, Anthony Steele, Ed
ward Owens, Mrs. Alberta East
land and Mrs. Edmonia Ammons.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

Dor office, which is financed by
an appropriation from the Euro
pean Recovery plan countries and
the ECA, is to solve the problem
of surplus European manpower.
Prior to his present post in the
Bureau Of Employment Security,
Rucker served as Territorial Re-
preventative of the U. S. Depart
ment of Labor in Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands. He has been
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

previously with the headquarters
of the U. S. Employment Service
since 1910.
Rucker is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Illinois and has done
advance work at the University of
Chicago. He was born in st.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Appointed To
Labor Office
In Switzerland

WASHINGTON, CAMP AL
vim M. Rucker, 46, organization
and methods examiner of the Blu
reau of Employment Security of
the U. S. Department of Labor,
has given a years appointment as
an employment service expert and
advisor to the international La
Dor office in Geneva, Switzerland.
In this position, Mr.. Rucker will
assist in planning and initiating
projects to promote migration
within Europe and from Europe
to other countries. The major OBJ
Jective of this special migration
program of the International La
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
Drop Charges Against
Engraving Employees

bert West, Woodrow Strong, Lewis
Muschette and Jerry Stewart, all
Negroes. These man who are now
with the Bureaus transportation
division, were employed in the
currency-making plant for four
or more years where they worked
and received high efficiency rat
ings.
The letters received by the men,
signed by the bureaus employ
ment officer, stated that "Inas-
much as there appears to be a
possibility that your action was
attributable to a misunderstand-
ing on your part as to rights Of
the management of this bureau to
require overtime work of employ
ees, the disciplinary action to
be taken against you will be init
ed to this letter Of reprimand."
Union negotiators asked that the
INSTRUMENTATION charges be drop
ped in view of the fact that the
bureau has no printed regulations
concerning overtime, and also be-
cause the Transportation Division
supervision is unsatisfactory.
Primus Burke, president of Lo-
cal No. 5, which was organized
at the Bureau last September, is
[also employed in the Transporta-
ton Division. He backed up the
charges made by the accused men
that the Division foreman, while,
is "highly discriminatory and IN
cooperative in attitude, frequently
provoking his men by unreason-
able demands"
In this case, his request for the
four men to work overtime came
too late for them to cancel prior
engagements without hardships.
Union negotiators expressed
satisfaction with the cooperation
shown them by the Bureau En-
ployee Relations personel. They
said, however that they hope the
bureau will follow the recommend
atoms for positive action to
straighten out the poor ALDERMAN
agement relations in the Trans
portation division.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

WASHINGTON (ANP)- The
four employees Of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing, who were
threatened to be discharged last
week on the grounds of insubordi-
nation for refusing to work over
time, were later officially notified
that the charges had been dropped.
The favorable action followed
negotiations between the Bureaus
Employee Relations officer and
representatives of the Govern
ment and Civil Employees Organ
izing Committee-CIO.
The man against whom the
grave charges were made are Ro-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30
AMP Poll Says
Continued From Page 1

are their chances?
(5) Are Negro men and women
especially active in the campaign?
What colored people are most out
standing in the campaign or poll
teal picture there?
The outstanding fact revealed
in the poll was that the Negro is
interested in the man who is
going to give him civil rights and
is voting for him.
The most unique incident was
the finding of a 90-year-old Chi
cago woman who will vote for
the first time in the Nov. 7 cleo
ton. Born in slavery days in Qua
dalupe, Tex, Mrs. Nettie Alma
Patterson, lived in the south un-
til she came to Chicago five years
ago. Her precinct captain said he
found it difficult to get her to
realize that voting was her right.
When AMPS reporter asked how
she would vote, she unhesitating-
ly answered, "a straight Democra-
tic ticket"
California Negroes will o
party lines in voting for governor
and senator in the coming election.
All persons interviewed agreed
that Negroes would support Rep.
Helen Gahagan Douglas in her
fight to reach the senate, but they
did not agree on her Democratic
running mate, James Roosevelt,
son of the late President Roose-
welt.
Although one Negro, Mrs.
Charlotte A.. Bass, is running for
congress, she is given no chance
whatever to win. Augustus Haw-
kins Of the state legislature is ex-
pected to roar back into office
easily.
Numerous Negroes are active
in campaigns of both major part
les. The Negro vote will probably
go to the Democratic party be-
cause Of cross filing. There is no
strong political machine in this
state. Paradoxically, Earl Warren
will be reelected in a state where
the Democratic registration is
nearly double that of the Republi-
cans.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-30

CARNATIONS making up the Ameri-
can Council are the Alpha Kappa
Alpha, Alpha Phi Alpha, Delta
Sigma Theta, Kappa Alpha Psi,
Phi Beta Sigma, Sigma Gamma
Rho and Beta Phi Beta.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
ROOMS EURk.-N.E. Cont

COLORED-RM. FOR COUPLE or 2
men; home privils; 406 47th st. ne;
LU 4-50S9; $40 per week -27
COLORED-2 nice dble. rms. and 2
sgls. rms; refined Christian home;
garage for rent. 1oos R. 1. ave.
ne. LA. 6-4972. -22
CoLoRED-RooM for couple or 2
men men hens hoWe privils,' $40 a week.
coIoREDWRaon ~; aI5pssi To RENT Tg4 fH4r
e en- p. Co% e1is, Call IL FE. khS s74o iu5o 5os
coLoRED-1se5 QUEEN ST. NE
Dble., End f.. front; men. pref;
CoLoRED-514 C ST. N.E.-Furn.
room for l or 2 men. FIR. 7O52.
coLoRED-1a17 OWEN PL.-Lse
transp,; $40 wk,; man. AT. 1863.
coLoRED-FURN. RIM, next to
bath; $40 week. LA. 6-667S. so
COLORED-ONE LARGE room; dou-
bled bed; for employed couple; privi-
leses, Ii. 6-1461.
COLORED-11GO MORSE ST. NE
Fur. rm.; single person or married
couple; conv. to transportation. AT
9Sl0.
CoLORED-121s MARYLAND AVE.
n:e.-LoVely rm. in pvt: home. next
to bath; prefer refined gentleman.
CoLORED-N.E.; LGE. front rm.;
new furn.; employed cple.: use of
Kit; bus at corner. Ii. $1,000.
COLORED-DOUBLE furnished front
and middle rooms. 1416 Morse ST.
ne. Lincoln 6-S227,
Evening star., 1950-01-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. J

45l4 sth 9Th ST; N.W.-Lge. rm;; adjoin;
meals; conv. transp. GE. 1890.
SILVER SPRING, room and board for
l empl. gentleman or lady, good
meals, all home privileges; nice
place to live; SIS week. 1914 1st
LARGE aEst SiIfG; PIEAsaNT s2SSi RIM. for mott mother
with child, day care for child. Nc
VACANCY, mother and child, day
cae, care or full time for child. ia.
1908 10th AVE, rakoma Park, Md
SUBJ suburb home ncHd tSF fsneq sand4y sas shd
service If desired.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Master room
with excellent board in private
home Of adult; laundry privileges;
block Conn. ave. bus. EN-. 1921.
SO; @ AIRLINGToN-couDle or girls
17S6 MASS. AVE. N.w.DFine ne'fc food;
share large, redec. dble., triple ms !;
emp, men, women or students; Soc
privils., recep. hall, ph., maid; $50
"a mo-, S15 wk. DU. 9557.
aALEXANDRIA-Room with board op-
tiOAd4 1oE men, next TO Da Tn I;
reas. rates; bus stop at door, on
MI, MI, Vernon ave-, in Del Ray section.
3i45 nth ST. N.W.-Men pref, good
tranSp.; home-cooked meals. CO.
DoUBLE RooM-Nicely furn., for for .
quiet, men, with board. home at
mosphere. ia. 1896. go
downtown, 1925 10th n.w.-Sgls.,
pvt. bath or run. water. lge. dbls. {;
reas. rates; superior food. CO. 1850.
1926 10th ST. N.W.-The economical
way to. live: dble. or sgle. rms. share
rms, for boys or girls; $3.50 and
up; plenty of heat, hot water. lots
Of good food. -23
l401 18th, n.w.-large double, also
rms. to share. Excel. food and serv-
ice. Switchboard.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people: excel meals and
transp.; maid service; SAT. so mo
lS27 Belmont rd NV, MI. 9435.
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
Beautiful rms. avail. at reas. rates for
young men and women; one of the
flnec. guestnouses in WaShington
Delicious food. Excellent transp. 20l3
Mass. ave. NV DE, 979S. 80
Evening star., 1950-01-22
ROOMS WANTED

CHEERFUL RIM. with a few priyiI :
Arlington pref, by elderly lady en-. en-.
gagged IN child care; references.
YOUNG MAN. nondrinker and nom
smoker, would like room and pos
sibly board in private home, vicinity
10th St: NV. Box 201-V. Star. .
YOUNG LADY wants single room with
board in nice, quiet home, NV. Box
226-V, Star.
MAN, employed at Pentagon, wants
room in Alexandria, in nice home
best references. Box 234-V, Star. :
PERMANENTLY EMPL. Gov. woman
desires comfortable, modern room,
vicinity Mclean Gardens, Wiscon-
SIN carline or adj. short bus ride.
Box 251-V, Star.
BUSINESSWOMAN desires room In
quiet home. upper NV, 18th St.
section preferred; references ex-
changed. Call IA. 71I3.
COMFORTABLE ROOM with priyil.
OF some light cooking. MISS M. S.
KRAMER, 3401 Newark NV. "a
LADY with excellent references wishes
sleeping room. in Burdick School
area. in exchange for service; taking
nurses training course 6 hours
daily. Call OIL. 5445.
REFINED WIDOW wants room in
Petworth or GEORGETOWN; own hot
plate; $50 month. WI. S691.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
ROOMS FURkIsHso-s.E.-s.w

YOUNG LADY. Jewish; lovely rm. in
newly furn. apt; light kit. and
laundry privils.; unlim. phone; small
family: VI. 7414.
SINGLE ROOM. suitable for young
employed lady. Call AT: 6591. PA
decor. private home; $40 mo. 1920
Mass. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-6O10. 80
REFINED COUPLE; l bedrm.; share
heating and cooking. 4l21 So. Cap
itol terrace S.w WARD, 10. 3-SS63.
910 VA. AVE. S.W.-2 Ink. rms.
gas heat; walking distance Of down
town quiet adults; home environ
CLEAN ATTRACTIVE room; new
40is Que St. Sc, Tw. oi0s. % ps3 cpsei
and 11th s.e-Lovely sgle. and
dble;: clean; all new furn.; age
20 EO-4o; o., ent privils; 1915 G Sc.
LARGE FRoNT RM.. Si.0 facing IA ing pa BARK, !,
suitable for ?; pvt. family; phone
CAPITOL. LOCATION in 200 4th St;
newly dec; next to bath; conv.
transp.; lge. closet. AT. S153.
hILLCREST = Attractive room in
m9dern re3e 1odr home ne res res; near near buslinnes;
LARGE DOUBLE front room. next
to bath. Phone 10. 2-s956.
NICE SINGLE. next to bath. in apt.
center; kit. privils.; empl. lady; no
other roomerS. VI. 7419.
GENTLEMAN; attractive rm., next to
pam qMi unlimited phone; in pvt. home.
Mr.. BARNEY CIRCLE-Bright, clean
front room. in congenial home; ex-
cellent tranSp. Ii. 3-3272.
EAST CAPITOL ST.-Nice, very fye,
front twin-bed rm.; $40 per wk.
Also larse az &c single room. 81 so wk
1is Is fARRSoLfe fqlSo eysT S. sESf Il; s25s1; Can "a =
Gt, 81 c. H; o. Bldg; furn. ,rm., sgl. or
reasoeable' rel eliSe' quiet auto heat ba. h.w
LARGE FRONT RM. for empl. cple,
no drinking. Phone, laun. privil,
eony loc' transp, shopping. LU.
CORAL HILLs-Lge., well furn. dou-
pie bedr;;, laundry and phone privils.,
BOILING FIELD VIC, lovely rm for
girl in pvt; home; mr.. shop. center;
reas. 11S Yuma ST. se. -22
LARGE ROOM, with twin beds. con-
tinuous hot water, men or couple;
cconny, to SCongressional Library. Ii.
"li7 3end ST. S.E.-one bright. dou-
pie nm. for 2 men or couple, with
,s1s ssitshen p.iyils. TW. 1447. ~
tTin tT 7ssI BEDS for 2; pvt. gentle home.
DOUBLE BEDROOM, exclusive, Kit,
privils.; convenient to Andrews Field
and Census. 1911 Fort Davis st. s.e.
CoLoRED - ao5 C ST. s.w. Two
large rooms for light housekeeping :;
will rent separately; privil. ST. 3l75.
Can after 6 pm. -22
COLORED NICELY FURNISHED
RM;, for refined employed couple;
cooking and laundry privileges. 1915
p st. Sc. Ii. 3-336I. -23
COLORED-Lge. back rm., 2 Ise
windows, use. of kit, bath and phone.
deSire girls or nice quiet couple.
Lu. 4-7lS9 Tues. It'll 8 pm -23
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. for
3 emp. ladies or students. board If
aeslred. 129 N. c. ave. Sc. " block
coIoRED & LARGE ROOM for 9@ re-
liable couple; all privileges; $40 per
month. Ii. 7-1361. -23
COLORED-LARGE front room, for
couple or single person; steam heat;
home privl. NE. 1853. -22
COLORED-FIRST-CLASS; one
room apt. kitchen and bath. heated
Sppiy 1015 s. Car. ave. Sc
COLORED-FRoNT BEDROOM for
rent, with kitchen privileges. LU.
CoLoRED-cple. or 2 girls. in a
respectable home: Ii. 4-644s.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
WOMEN
ATTRACTIVE HOME
COMMUNITY KITCHEN, LAUNDRY
MAID SERVICE
1720 MASS. AVE. NV.

a@O If4@4SO. IA v IL. ~" w.
From noon. DU. 9447.
1920 MONTAGUE ST.-Large
bedrm., next to bath, 4
windows, closet; SO wk.
Single bedrm. mr.. bath, 2
windows, closet; $3.50 wk.
Ideal tranSp. Meals if de-
sired. RA. 4753.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 9,I,, K st: St. n.T;-Nicely furp; rms;
sw,tchbd serv: 81 so up. Ex. 7725
COL0ltED LADY for 2nd floor fur
niShed room in nice home, convent
ent to transp., 400 5th st. NV.
IA. 1869, Sat. afternoon and all
CoLoRED@DoUBLE RIM. suitable
couple; &C cU1king :U9l ngo privils. 434 Manor
coIoREDETwo ceoIoREDTiw% %;co17 FRONT RMS, Kit,
share BATH reas. 636 Quebec pl.
CoLoRED-oNE FURNISHED Toom
for rent. for man or man and wife
conoRF6-Ii%. cemP5PyH6: Nv; ofaa Room for rent
light housekeeping, cooking facilities.
COLORED-1331 VERMONT AVE-
Lge rm., in refined home. for en-
pplloyed woman; cow. loc. DE.
CoLoRED-IRvING ST. N.w.-Lse..
attrac. rm., suitable for l or ?
persons: conv. transp. ia. 6SS4. :
C0LoRED-Ise3 WYOMING Ave
Nicely furnished rms, S25 and $50
mo; nr. bus, streetcar and shop
CoLoRED@coMF;T.o oiRS RM. for empl
epIe.; cooking priyils.; no children.
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. pvt.
close, cony.. transp. 3012 Wsrder
c0LoRED-s ATTR. ROOMS, for
After g. co. 0a42, No Children. ita5S a3.
CoLORED-FURNISHED ROOM. hot
water heat; for man; 1888 v St.
coEoRFb@FURRS;. e X Pbonf RE; SgsS. RM for gentle
Ran' ~ o8Ga on 14th st. carline. Phone
COLoRED-cLEAN, comfortable rm.,
quiet home; kit. priv; employed
glr! 2534 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-FURNISHED room; 18th
a1f ana Florida iaoE ave-; man; Ss week.
coLoRED-REAR ballroom, So wk.
ri IG39 80 G9rcoTan St. NV; HU. 774o,
al priy;; no children. DE. 6S9S.
COLORED--LARGE, neatly furnished
room, End floor 'front.' reliable en-
priyileges. no. 4547. '''e' SO'ne
CoL0RED-NICELY furn. rm. for Q
girls; twin beds; cooking and laun-
dry privileges. AD 1888. ia
COLORED, - REFINED gentleman;
'front.' bedroom: some privileges; S35
CoIoRED-SicE ROOM for !; refined,
CoLORED-LARGE front room with
twin beds; 2 men, 2 girls or couple;
with privileges. ia. 1888.
CoLoRED-FURNIsHED large front
room. 4 windows, for 2 people, with
coI9RESsREs P69Ps s. eash Esek FRdNI H0 SM s79l ,
privils; W St; bet; N. Cap. and 1st
CoLORED - SEATON PL. NV. -
Large attract: rm, for refined
coLoRED S ptS1Ii sGLE. R8. kI WITH Tith some some
coLoRED-LGE. Ink. ROOM
Newly decor, nicely furn. front rm.
and PVT. kit. with Frigidaire: Twin
beds Empl. girls or cple; Refs. SI0
C9LoRED = zoo COLUMBIA RID;
man. Call AID. 1912. -22
COL0RED-2726 18th ST. NV
Double front room; for young men.
AD. 7032. -22
COL0RED-FURNIS one room,
cooking privileges; man and wife, or
2 girls. 1114 N. Capitol st. NV. Ii.
2-gS5n oos
COLORED-732 QUINCY ST. NV
Large room, couple or girls, men;
privileges; also single room. RA.
6940. o2s
CoLoRED - NEATLY FURNISHED
rooms, in refined home, sgle. and
dble.; privileges. TU O125. -22
COLORED-I516 QUE ST. NV
Comfortable room for refined mel
share or single, privils. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
RMS. FURk.-MD. G. VA.

TRANsP. TO PENTAGON LoveI;
furn. rm., twin closets. 8 exposures
mod. det. corner home; no othe,
roomers. ia. 906S.
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN will shar,
nearby aIb- virginia ,t home With on, one OIL
Dr or oeStlshen go tTgnt .Ts
dble. IA. S-25Ia. I24
1920 34th ST, Mt. Rainier, Md.
prefer 2 girls or emp. cple.; dble
rm in pvt, home. WA; s072. 20
ATTRAC. sGL. RIM, pvt. home; mr.
Slarend9ni SF rn o,11 bus at corner; IS pei
YOUNG MEN-opport. to share &
home in nice res. section; maid serv.
ice' 2 meals; conv. transp. OIL. 1878
2 RMS. AND PVT. BATH, kit. optiona
st; St; y n, Arl., va. MRS. SILVER
cherrydale sec.-IoSel, S
single bedrm.; reas. to young un.
married girl; conv. transp.; hone
urivil. oW. eo91 or CHI. oOs0
HOME. spic and span. 2 or 8 bed.
rms; empl. ladies; your kit: on Sil
Spg: kensington bus. SH. 3042.
hESANDRiA-Rm. adj. pvt bath
married cpl; house privileges. .Tele.
VISION, excel. bus service, Residence
OV, 1859; office, 10. 9-94o0, Ext
ARLINGToN-Double room, kitchen
ppTlvilegeS; pH SEES $40 mo-; conv. traansp
SINGLE or double, "a blk. to bus, II
ean' cH ssos 5S Pentag0n and Navy Annex
TAKoMA PARK-well furn., ouiet
room In private home, next to bath
kit, privils for breakfast to employed
lady. ! block from J-6 express bus
81. s1ss. No other roomers.
WITH ADULT FAMILY 0-min. ride
from Pentagon; large single rm.
LGE sGLE. RM.. new house; $40 pc,
mo-; mr., Clarendon shop. center
restaurants, laundries and buses tc
Wash. and Pentagon; liv. rm. and
laundry privils. 93I N. Kenmore
St, Arl;; Va. Gil: 9o12.
RyINGToN-Double room. bedroom
setting room combination; separate
and restaurants. GIL. 92s2.
ARL.-Nicley furn. rm., for 1 or 2;
no other roomers; " blk. to bus
GENrLEMAN-Attractive rm. in pvt
home; y block from Russell rd.;
SILVER sPRING-Large rm., 70,
couple; use dining rm., and kit. Il
conv. location. 81. 1888.
LYON VILLAGE-Sgle. or dble rm.,
for. girls: semipvt. hath; breakfast
MT 4 disiTfsi RafSiER, sH MDlse. 1a2s rm., suit
ahie 1 or 2: conv. to transp,; pvt
ROOM, twin beds. suitable for Q;
kitchen and laundry privileges.
ALEX, attractive warm rm.. pleasant
home desirable location, excel. bus
BEaUfffuELY isTTlffi IL l7ag rTRx. ROOM. ne next
sssa eiose tgansn Ry noms sH mai s1a5 80 dFlnfps
s22 so M0.-single rm.. next bath,
1st floor; convenient transp. TN
LOVELY RIM, ad,oin. bath. in pvt
home; for 2 empl. ladies; 2 blks. II
DOUBLE .FRT. RM,. next to bath: 3
and laund. privils.. 81. 2157. --22
ARrINGTON-Furn rm., kitchen
privils.: stores. bus stop. l blk:
Clarendon. 3 blks. CHI. S492. ---22
ARLINGTON, 1924 North Sth St
c9zy room in private home. oGoall Can
RIM. FOR e MEN. next to bath. twin
highway. Arlington. Va. -23
DOUBLE ROOM for 2 gentlemen; pvt
bath and shower; cony. transp: tc
M.sraR hss HT faEi fsaEEDiRoboM. be ssss; sissn, comfs
almost pvt. bath. ia. 2-iso4. -a9
PROTESTANT home = Large front
rm., I'd. &. Equipt. to accommodate
4 ladies' or gentlemen. Call 81
o3fo. *
Evening star., 1950-01-22
ROOMS UNFURNISAEp

BSMf RM., 80 #. long; Conn. ave.
ideal for hobby or storage. OR
Q670.
$500 27th ST. NV rooms, rented
together or separately; block Ward
man Park and Conn. ave. co. 0947.
COLORED-2 MODERN unfurn. rms
for refined married couples. 1l26
Spring I'd. NV; Du. 35l5:
large closet; use of entire house
co. 1914.
Co1ORED-UNFURN. RIM. for rent,
s Snctinn IL 7-h1QA
Evening star., 1950-01-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

700 5TH ST. N.E.-Newly redecor.
sunny, Groom apt. For empl. cpl.
or ladies. sos. Ii. 4-7656. -26
1916 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Living room,
dining room and kitchen, 3 bed
rooms, 2 with twin beds, 2 baths;
suitable for group of employed men
,S41 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-2-rm
studio apt. for ? or 3 girls. Linens.
utils. furn.; $40 each wk. for ?
81 for 3. DU. ,9012. -22
L.H.K. APT, 2 rooms. next bath;
also sgl. rrp., furn. 1242 21st st.
NV. NE. S79S. 30
2-RM. APT.-Nicely furnished. newly
decorated; unlim. tel; bus at corner
40l Allison st. NV.
6iE. $3.50. 0.--
428 NEW JERSEY AVE. s.E.-2
rooms, share bath. Has refrigera-
tor. Plenty of heat. Util. furn.
Couple only.
1-room efficiency. for couple. With
refrigerator and stove. Will satisfy
l.. J. MILLS & SON
MA 1SR1
Evening star., 1950-01-22
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE

CHEOAFEAhE I lEEFGHCE
New, luxury, garden-type apartments,
available Feb. l; living rooms 13x20,
one and two bedrooms, kitchen and
bath; every modern convenience
including picture windows, 7h-cu.-
grounds; 10 minutes to downtown
via the new South Capitol st. Bridge,
convenient to shopping and trans
portation.
Take A-2 Congress Heights bus to
two blocks to Chesapeake Terrace
sign, 4th and Chesapeake; available
for inspection Saturday and Sun
day, LIB pm, or call johnson,
Evening star., 1950-01-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

HERNDoN VAo ,VIC.-Semifurn. 4
large rms, good-sized pantry; lust
across rd. from new schoolhouse; 5
acres where one can have chickens,
COW and horses al S45 mo. Hern-
don 4-J-2 I'D
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.

PRIVATE ROOM in bachelor apt; !;
ideal home for man; kitchen and
privileges; 20 min. downtown; rea-
sonable. Box 206-V, Star.
COLORED-ROOMS FURN. and ufi-
furn., in, all sections, Reasonable
FRONT ROOM, settled
LADY, prtytlegesi e4r line. Call eve
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937: ewes, GE. 1916.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service: furniture, trunks and
ib@aggage. At o2569 9T FIR; o3sS;;
across the country; safe, storage in
shone No. FSNs So4 uNoN fxRefs sTosaG Ro5fk6
MOVING BY VET.;, exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Can
GREgrNWSon ang SiRe Mr. TRcSsFFRa c9SK; GIL ri 51sa:
5346. Let US move you. No joS
too small. Reas. rates. Careful
LOCAL MOVING; reas. rates for full
or part load; So minimum charge.
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COUNTRY BOARD
BOARD AND

BOARD AND ROOM infants, chill
dren to age s; modern country
h9me; school bus at door. MRS.
-BICKLE. ST. 5000. Ext. 270S
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oUT-oE-ToWN ROOMS.

MIAMI BEACH. FLA.-duesthouse,
pvt. entrance and bath, or room,
main house. pvt. bath. For infor-
nation. phone TW. 21S0. pa
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APrs. UkFURkIsHEp tcon.. }

DARSON APIS, 5000 Manchester rd.,
Silver Spring, Md-2-bedrm. apt,
Immediate Occupancy, S95.50 in
Guiding utilities; 2-bedroom apt,
available February Is. $3.50 in
cluding utilities. Call BELFIORE
CO., rental agents, 1911 l. st. NV,
DI. 5522. -23
house. 2 bedrms.. liv. din, kit
heat, cleo; SIS. SH 1854 -22
ROCKYILLE-Two rooms. utilities
included; $65. Rockville 1895. 81
ARLINGTON-2 rms, kit
ana bath, refgr., stove. all utils.;
S65 mo. l5712 N. 7th st. --22
MD.-3-room unfurn.
apt, util. furn.. semiprivate bath;
empl. couple preferred; S55. WA.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS
UNIVERSITY LANE AND

UNIVERSITY LANE AND
OLD COLESVILLE RID.
These beautiful, spacious
apis. are now available for
immediate occupancy. SPA
CIOUS ROOMS. HOLLYWOOD
PICTURE WINDOWS, VENE-
T1AN BLINDS, PARQUET
FLOORS, EXHAUST FAN,
LAUNDRY FACILITIES and
many other desirable features,
Efficiency apts., Sa9.50; |
bedroom apts., S7s.75-$s1 80,
and 2-bedroom apts., S92 90:
including all utilities.
RESIDENT MANAGER ON
PREMISE
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
DIRECTIONS: Out Michi-
gan ave. which becomes
Queens Chapel I'd. =, to Old
Colesville rd.. turn left on Old
Colesville I'd. to University
lane and apartments. Apply
on premises or downtown of
JONATHAN wooDNER CO.
RE. 23SS or RE. 1926
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SHIPLEY PARK APTS.
OPEN SAT- AND SUN

i1Es 2 occupANc?. SC TMSS SsSs a.bed-
room apts., $3.50, including utili-
ties. Bus on corner, 30 minutes
from downtown, close to shopping
Apply on premises or downtown Of
nee. JONATHAN WOODNER CO,
1900 18th st. NV, RE. 1888. RE.