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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
Bowling News

Next Saturday and Sunday
should find everyone at East to
take part in a glorious weekend.
AS you will notice in our schedule
there are a few intermixed events
the time element remains the
same, but due to the irregular
amount of entries in certain di-
visions and the distance of travel
we hope this schedule meets with
everyores approval. BY follow
ing the code carefully and not
failing to report one half-hour be-
fore time, we insure smooth
running tournament,
In regards to the novelty song,
any sort of variation you might
think will be different from the
rest. regardles of the side of your
group the type of song and dellv-
cry will count A trophy sort Of
prize will be awarded. But please
we are counting on all clubs to
take part in this part OF the pro-
gram.
Meal reservations are still be-
ing asked for Saturday and Sun
day, that is supper for Saturday
at 9 100 p. m. and Sunday zoo p.
m. Immediate action is asked for
Saturdays meal and changes will
Our COnSrats to Wallv Geig
and Helen Mendlik on their re-
cent engagement, Another good
man bit the dust. Orchids to a
swell couple from all of us.
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OUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Rosemarie kascher

Youngstown, O.. Feb. 16-Plans
are going ahead for our Pre-
Lenten Dance Of February 10Th
The admission will be SOC per
person. Steve Pavolinsky's or
chestra is booked.
"'Alf you Old Timers who would
like to play in our March 4th Old
Timers basketball game, please
contact George kascher, Phone
53469.
Our Childrens Chorus is prac-
tising already so that they car
sing at the game. 1t is lots OF fur
to have get together like the
gala one planned for this occasion
The last time that we saw some
of the Old Timers in a game wher
we were Widnesed kids in pig.
tails and knieer pants. Believe me
they are still stiff competition for
our present teams. We hope by
then to also have some novelt,
boxing matches, so fellows, star
getting in shape
A group OF T. S. ]. A. Chorus
members met at Cleveland West
last Friday night to choose music
for spring concert in Cleveland
1t won't be too long before we
start rehearsals so watch thi!
column for further details.
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ed so fast. But for Monaco it was
fine all around team play that
did the scoring. 1t was Thellman.
Jena and Kinkade that hit from
the field. While Workman and
PRICE were, good on the. foul line,
t\Vorthman5 sunk eight out,oi pine
and Price, six outIof eight which
is good shooting in any league.
For Canton the big gun was their
big center, Bob HAYES, who drop
ped in eleven buckets and two
fouls forla tot a of twenty-four
points. Next came Neel with a
" i>ket each quarter and three
fouls for eleven points.
Monaco made eighteen out of
twenty-six fouls shots while Can
ton made eleven out of twenty
one tries.
Next weeks game shapes up as
another thriller. With Canton on
their home floor, they will have a
slight edge. Youngstown will play
a combined East-West team start
ing at I p. m. sharp. The game
will be played at the Belden
School gym.
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Monaco Wins First P|oy-off Game
New Castle defeats Farrell

Monaco and Canton battled from
start to finish in close fray The
final score was 56-53. The lead
changed hands each quarter but
never more than three points. The
score by quarters was Monaco 9
-26-37-56; Canton @12--2,4l-+-
4O-53.~ . - 5>1. >'|
In the preliminary, New Castle
found the range in the second
quarter to defeat Farrell 2o-12.
Both teams had trouble finding
the range throughout the game.
In the first quarter, both Mo-
naca and Canton were overanx-
ious and were throwing the ball
away during the first five minutes
1t was not until the second quar-
ter before anyone found the range
jena poured IN tive baskets In
the second quarter while Hays
put in three for Canton.
In the second half the game
was played at fast clip with
both teams clicking better.
In a game like this it is hard
to write an account of what hap
pened because everything happen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
CLEVELAND EAST
BY Carl

Cleveland, O.. Feb. l6-Our
Scarlet and Grey bothered and
sheltered their way to a close win
over the Old Timers last Satur-
day 55-55, close game over the
members of some of East greatest
teams.
Next Saturday will find our
East group at Canton to merge
with our Western allies taking
on Youngstown in the prclim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
ATTENTION.
Junior Members of Branch /.

You are hereby informed that
Sec'y. VIM. Schuster of Branch |
has send to all members a double
card informing them that our
annual banquet is held on Feb.
l9 and all members are requested
to return one of the postcard in
forming the Secretary that he is
or is not attending the banquet
If you did not receive that card
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

the estate lett to dependents i'll
the event OF death.
The thousands of TN viewers
who are either seeing "Crusade
in Europa" for the first time or
Joining the vast television audi
encc for a second viewing OF the
famous Eisenhower series will Sc
a vitality important phase OF
World War ii in this Wednes-
DAYS installment.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
AGENDA CLUB
BY Loretta Weiss
Guest Night

For the interested. the curious
the lonely etc. - For an evening
of good fellowship and fun --
Join! Join Join! the Agenda
Clubs open house. Feb. 20, 8 p
m. at basement of Teutsch Me
mortal Lutheran Church.
This is a special evening for
anyone Is years or over wishing
to visit us.
Don't hesitate to notify either
Gus President Ennis Barber,
Comm. Chairman, CL. 3OO2, Mike
SCHNEIDER - or ust any Agenda
acquaintance. u3tS4 a....l .5;,4u1.
This means you, i you llsSg yrs.
or over, single or married You
have a date with the Agenda
Club, Feb. 10Th. at 8 p. m. in
Tcutsch Memorial Lutheran
Church basement.
All 81 of Agenda members are
rolling out that pluesh carpet
especially for you.
Let's make it the 100 (mem-
ber) Club.
May the evening be a memor.
able one and maybe you'll ever
like us SO well that you'll join us
for always.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

reach TIE Con.
gress. The Bud
g e t Bureau
once a sinnlp
check has be-
come a fornlid-
a b | e power in
determining the
direction Of nj
irv as well as
the am mNunt Of
G X e c u tive re-
q u e 5 t s 70 /
furc rs.
SeNator Il c
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THIS AND THAT

Poll is. unpredictabte. An epi
dcnti tic0,may .occur. at any time
Help your chapters. "" .'.'' 81
are yon eno your relativea mem
bers Of the Sick Benedt Society
md Central verband? II not. nov
u the time to Join. For moro InfoT
.lation call tho local representative
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
MORE JUNIORS CLUB
VIEWS WILL BE FOUND
ONPAGE7.

than call the Secretary VIM.
Schuster Florida 5l29 and make
your reservation that way.
The Committee.
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|. Virginia Islands of United
States:
,. Alaska.
3. Denmark.
4. Egypt .-
5. American Samoa.
6. Guam.
!. Hawaii.
g.. Panama Canal Zone.
9. Puerto Rico.
10. Columbia.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

Are you and your relatives men,
bers Of the Sick Benefit Socity
and Central. Verband? If not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

pose that would lead to the accomp-
lishment of his own hopes for the
country as a whole. ...'
Such bill will need the most
careful study by the best heads in
both Houses, but it has great po-
tentialities.
TESTiFYIiG before the Joint
L Economic Committee last week.
Mr.. Alva w. Phelps, President of
The Oliver Corno-"tion, told, The,
cor1mitAce that thc farm machinery
industry has returned to buyer
market. ..<. .
II mu have given Judge William;
; N. Fastie deer satisfaction to
"opoin+ "a c. c~s n home demon
:. alton cgrH. the first native Me-
70 Viroin Islander to such a post.
Ycu will recall that Judge HASTE
vas Governor of the Virgin Islands
b>fore his elevation to the bench.
NOl always is 1t the great ma
~ tions that set. the examples!
We can all learn something from
one of our little sisters south of
the Rio Grande: Costa Rica. With
a new budget allccating only / mil
lion dollars for all defense and
police expenditures the government
is providing $3,250,000 to education
with another Sl,750.0O0 set aside
for public works. This should mean
much to the future of Costa Rica!
A NEW processing of grains de
u veloped by the Central Food
Neurological Research Institute at
Mysore, India, is expected to result
in a tremendous increase available
to India's millions. Grain struc.
lures closely resembling rice may
replace natural rice diets to- the
extent Of five percent by alfalfa
alone, which yields much more per
acre and has three times the nour-
ishment value. Maize, also, which
grows in great abundance in India
can be used in synthetic rice" @
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This and That from WASHINGTON
BY Congressman Frances p. Bolton

DOR some time a storm has been
L gathering against the methods
by which departmental budgets
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
QUESTIONS?

Answers to the Questions VIII
be found on page 7
Can you give the capitols of the
following? .
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is. ]. A. BASKETBALL
RESULTS

Farrell VS.. New Castle
Played Jan. %. 1850
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Monaco

Totals ). 25 90 7S
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Farrell

Totals
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Canton

Totals .... 81 IL 53
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Totals .. 3J l3 S3
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S Columbus-B. Schmidt
H. Farr
lOungstONn-P. Lindert
d. Lindert
Evening star., 1950-06-30

GENTLEMAN to share 2 large Hight
housekeeping rms. near Dupont
Circle. Unl. phone, televiSion, twin
beds. $50. Ho. 1870. after Q
EMPL. WOMAN will share attractive
home with empi. couple; utiis. paid.
all privileges. WI STA.
C0EGENIAL MAN. about 80, to share
1st-f. apt. with porch. NV. sec., 10
min. walk downtown. NO. 2409. 80
80 to share 4 sunny rms. and hath
apt, ami. excel. transp.. rent $50.
REFIEED LADY wishes to share her
comfortable apt. with employed cou-
pie; everything furn.; unlim. phone;
excel. transp.; no drinking. WA.
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with
another; private room. Call after
2 pm. Vic. 10th and Columbia I'd.
YOUNG GIRL to share etaeiency apt.
with another at 215 C st. Sc, $40.
Call AID. 1888 after 2 pm. 80
MT. RAINIER, Md or Q girls TO
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
girl; $3.50 mo. ca. Call AP. 1898.
YOUNG GIRL. to share with another.
large. recently dec. and air-condi-
toned room in private home; rea-
sonable. Call CO. 1852 after 6 Pm.
1850 Church st. NV. 30s
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS, APTS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY between ages of 25-
35, to share modernized efficiency
apt. Reas. DU. $500. Apt 625.
GIRL, 2o-27, to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with / girl. Conven. transp.. 10
min. downtown. CO. 8071. p
CONN. AVE.-Protestant lady to
share large apt. with another. pvt.
bedrm.. $50. OR. 1886.
GIRL TO SHARE newly furnished,
attractive apt. with 2 others. close
in. Call HU. 1888. g
4S13 COLORADO AVE. NV, young
man to share master bedrm., pvt.
home, facing Rock Greek Park.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. in Bucking-
ham with another, private bedroom.
OW. 5755 .
APT. TO SHARE with two other girls,
S33. Call DE. S662. 1901 Park I'd.
YOUNG MAN wanted to share bache-
lor apt Call LENA TROPIN, NO.
4935, Ext. $40. 2s
Evening star., 1950-06-30
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

THREE BEDRMs.-Completely furn.
residence, including linens; avail TO
jan. Jan; l. reduced & rental IF for full full
.FIIsnT6;sa 1ysi 9;T6 en- ,a. IS4s, ,n n.,,, 1s ssn.
AdSfo dix. sstie fan t@s cony. wass VAN ssn. bas.
lines; July and Aug, $3.50 per mo.
wooDIfDoE. SS 6Sfss .yE. Be, s71s So. 1S Dsso..
ave. n.e.--Det., Q bedrms., auto,
heat; quiet neighborhood. good
S6 nsa0ols Seen ys,rI s. .DD s.'' e. {. nS1f ST. s
FoxaALL village bsdrms'' q
furnishsds / bath; available July Is.
cHEvY CHAsE-Beaut. home. gar.
2-car gar; $3.50 mo. Also luxury
4-bedrm. rambler. $500 mo. MRS.
CLYDE C. DUNNINGroN. WI. 1895.
BEAUTIFUL detached brick in good
Sc location: . bedrms.. bant., Gas
heat, nicely furnished. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO. l2li Pa. ave. Sc.
siss ia S'S 8 81. NV. opposi.. Scott os 10.
tel-HeW furn. and decor; "a bed
~ Sms;i caS porshi ag, ssraSs; py. SL,mo,LL
rm. white brick house. scr, porch,
sssDas sa'a hosF shfh in 9y sSa,ss.st ass
tion: ton n Nicely furnl clos. . Penn:
sil ssa' wss1ER Psf ni Ga froRsss.. Rs M:ns Msas
inEton BUILDING. Df. $500. so
CHEYERLY MD-20 min. downtown.
beaut. modern home In exclusive
section, 10 rms, 81 baths, nicely
rage: lee. level shady iot: syaiiakis
July LIST for o mos, maybe Longer;
q, 1900 per mo. CLYDE T. ADAMS
MODERN BRK., 2 bedrms.. Indian
Spring Village. Call Juniper 7-s06t
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

BsMT. APT, furn.. pvt. entr. and
shower, in gentle home: $40 per
mo-; employed couple. IA. 5274.
1922 P ST. N.W.-Single, elec. refgr.,
sink. gas stove, completely furn.,
walking distance to downtown, $3.50
wk.; sleeping rm. with adj. bath, $5.
MI. 1865. Il
CLIFTON ST.-White. large 1st-fioor
front; conV. location; utilities. co.
ssI4 18th ST. N.E.-Double, nicely
f9rn;' grill refgr.; good loc. DU.
1851 QUE ST. N.W.-The Kennert;
lovely, large front room and kitchen
727 WEBSTER ST. NV; lge. front
rm.; well furn.. stove and rfgr.:
emp. adults; $50 mo. RA. 9703.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, unfurn.
For refined couple, mr.. Walter Reed
Hospito'. Cail GE 4409. q
1874 MASS. AVE. NV. The Oak
mont,-Rooms ns9ntns sui suitable t,h |: 2 or 3
kitchen. S65 to 500. .
Evening star., 1950-06-30
RMS. EURN.-MD. G. VA.

ARLINGToN-s Il.I Is, girls, Is. brkt. rk, PRIV;
FALLS Church, lge. cool rms. !;
country estate; mr.. bus and stores.
AhI1SGToN' 1liIs:I ID double b Dn. rm stshsp
FALLS CHURCH = Nice sized rm.,
semipyt; bath: girl or woman. Call
CHEVY CHASE MD.-Lge. corner rm ,
private bath; SIS wk.; 2 adults;
breakfast privileges. Will consider
child and full housekeeping arrange
mentsc w. 4310, q
st. Girl only, nicely furn. rm., next
to bath, bus in block, unlimited
phcoe. CH. 1883. .
ALEXANDRIA-Plea room, for I
Or Z pleasant gentlemen. Call AL.
BEAUTIFUL FURN., pvt. bath, gar,
light kit. privils, WI. 1856.
ATTRACTIVE SGLE. RM., pvt bath;
cony. to Lee hwy. in Arl., ia.
AURORA HILLS, so. ARL.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool. twin bedrm., dble.
closets, pvt. bath, nicely furn., pvt.
home, desir. location, conv. transp.,
; min. to Pentagon, Navy Annex,
National Airport. Suitable for / or 2
gentlemen or cple. Occupancy July
l. For further inf, call OF. 1888.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

4 rms, screened porch,
apt. bldg. beautifully furn-, clean
Near Col. VII. 500 mo-, CH. 2l65
LADY OR COUPLE to share s-room
bung allow with employed lady: all
utils.. unlim. phone; Gentle home:
express bus; no children. Single.
$50 or couple, $50. SH. 1924, see
M. i4th AND EUCLID NV. comb.
bed-liv. rm., lee. kit. newly dec,
next TO bath. NO. 1888.
D0WNTOWN-NR. CAPITOL. All
bath aa b. beaStifuIiy % furn Aps IN apt W'h bIss 9'
$3.50 mo-, Incl. utn. and ianitor
service. Also a large 2-rm. apt
with pvt. bath, SS5 mo. See
JANTTOR, basement
1907 ILLINOIS AVE. NV, 4-room
apt: pvt. bath. all utils. furn;
garage, $50; adults; COW. transp.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD

NV. Vacancies for ladies and men
in Washington's most beautiful
guesthouse; television, social priv
lis, phone in each room; mod. rates,
CLUB MASON, NO. 6170.. A
1890 LANlER PL. N.W.-Between
10th and nth ST.: attractive corner
guesthouse, has the following va
cancies: Very nice single, semiprivate
bath, S55 mo-: very attrac. dble.
one with private tub and shower.
S62 .50-S52.50 mo. each. Share dble
with extremely neat young man,
very cool, adjoining semiprivate
bath, $3.50. All outside rms. Meals
really very first class. Ample por-
tions. Daily maid service. l blk
CAPIToL-LIBRARY VIC. Comfort
ably furn., quiet room, for employed
lady; S26 mo-. breakfast privils.,
dinners if desired. Ii. 3-1967. .
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms. lge
porch. lawn with croauet; delicious
meals; excel; trans; pleasant young
people; $47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
14Ol 18th N.W.-Clean. cool rooms;
l single, some showers, selected
menus. switchboard 80
COOL ROOM, one adult or adult and
child. Care of child; home privil.
large yard. MI. 1850. i
1901 @ ST. N.W.-Good food, clean
rms. sgle. and dble. for young
women and men; good trans. NO.
4095 4
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS WANTED

from Indiana, desires
room in modern home with private
family. Give full particulars. Box
273-M, Star. 30s
would share another lady's home
and expenses. Box 303-M, Star.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS uNEuRNisHED

LARGE FRONT ROOM, facing park;
4 windows; reasonable. Ii. 7-S240
evenings. Il
ing facility. AID. 9S11.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1921 A ST. S.E.-Desirable front rm.,
or 2 gentlemen; clean, comfort
able home, semipvt. bath; reas.;
near transportation. 3
CAPITOL HILL-Attr. rm. next to
bath; site Library of Congress and
Capitol; gentleman preferred. FIR.
I24 9Th ST. S.E.-Newly decorated
bedroom in quiet home, conven-
lent to carline; reasonable, for or
2 people. Call Ii. 4-7346. .
12i 9Th ST. S.E.-Newly furnished
sleeping room, suitable for l or 2
gentlemen. Call Ii. 4-7346. .
1913 18th ST. S.E.-Large bedrm. for
gentleman only; newly decor; conv.
transp., near Pa. ave. FIR. 225S.
CoLoRED--1eth ST. SCI large
dble front rm., l middle rm.; for
empl. couple; privil. co. O213. 80
COL0RED-S.E.; 2 furn. rms. for 2
refined men; close to tranSp. Call
FIR. GOAL. 80
COLORED-NEED AN APT.
I have 3 pvt. apis. for $1,000 to
$4,000 down; 2 apis. have 3 rms,
kitchen and bath; other has 2 rms,
kit. and bath, concrete porch, lovely
yard, brick garage, gas h.-w.h.; live
in l apt. and let other buy your
home. Mrs. Stone. VI. OILS.
zAGAMI REALTY CO., Ii. 1887.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
APTs. UNEURNIsHEn tcs.t.l |

; RMS. BATH. 24ol s st. Sc. Apt.
No. /: conv. To bus, stores: any time
Fri.. Sat: Sun. to 3 pm, or CON-
NOR & RYAN, RE. 32l6. Is
TWO BEDkMS.. living rm.. dining
rn1., kitchen and pantry. 6 closets:
all rms. very large: / blk. from
grade school and rec. center Chill
dren welcome; very desirable NV.
SECTION: GUS. WO. SORE.
ALEXANDRIA bedroom, liv. rm..
dinette; apt. avail July Is: 500
blk: South Patrick; S67 So. utils.
inclu. HO. 1900. Ext. l07, after 8.
614 G ST. Me- -bedrm.. kit. liv.
rm, apt: no children or dogs: white
only. Ii 3-S794 =
I20s c ST. N.E.-lst A.: ; rms.
semipyt. bath and porch; gas. cleo
trtoity, heat furn.: $40. No obiec-
tien | child. See after pm. OF
ENTIRE End Il. avail. July Ia rms,
kit, pvt. bath. closets; $40. util.
incl. WA. 4655. %
NICE COOL, dry English type bsmt.
apt; has liv. rm., bedrm.. kitchen,
private bath. all rms. Ice: front
and rear entrances: has some fur
niture' / infant ok; sos. 1857 A
SIT 5th ST. N.E.-Ap,s. consisting
OF 2 rms. kit. and bath available:
rent S60.35 mo. B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 10Th st. NV. Ma. a100. Il
Evening star., 1950-06-30

WESLEY HALL
pacious dble rms IN remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running waJa, ir every
rm. Large closets: dances and fres
movies Rec. rm Bendix washer;
selected menu: $40 to S5S.5 i42f
21st st NV HU 1924
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms, some with
private bath: American plan; excel
lent meals, home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 3566
$3.50 MONTH"
1875 Mass. ave. NV; fine food; nice
redec. rms: men or women: 500
mo. up; SIS wk.; privil. Clean, cool!
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE, DE. $3.50
30s
Evening star., 1950-06-30
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE: S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

1st and C SITS. ne, AT. $500.
COLORED-6I4O ORLEANS PL. Ne
Nice clean furnished room with
your kitchen alone. Call Ii. 4-s599.
3Os
COLoRED-L.H.K. ROOM - Reliable
empl. cple.; one dble. rm. for single
empl. person. Ii. 3-0132. 80
COLORED-RM. FOR MARRIED en-
pl. cple.; also bsmt. rm.; cooking
PRIVILEGES. 5417 Nash st. ne, HI.
626I. 80
Evening star., 1950-06-30

UNIVERSITY GARDENS
1-bedrm. apts., SS1 so; 2-bedrm.
apts.. S91.50. including utils.: conv.
transp. and shopping; r. /. ave.
and Knox rd., College Park. Md.
Telephone Sligo 623s; SH. 1857.
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ApARrMEkrs uNsueHlsHro
GL.ASSMANOR

Spacious l and 2-bedrm
apis: designed for gracious
living.
A BEAUTIFUL. NEW suRuRRAN DE-
vEI.oPMEST AWAY FROM THE
EkAT AND TURMOIL OF THE
CITY. YET ONLY is MIN. TO
DOWNTOWN.
ALL BEDRMS. TWIN SIZE, DIRECT
l-PARE BUS SERVICE INTO PRoJ-
ECT TELEPHONES IMMEDIATELY
AVAILABLE.
s. CAP ST. AND AUDREY LANE
RENTAL OPFIcE OPEN DAILY
AND SUNDAY. LO. $500.
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POOKS HILL
APARTMENTS

BETHESDA. MARYLAND
Just Beyond the Naval Hospital
on Wisconsin Avenue
i BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM,
D1NETTE, KITCHEN AND BATH
$112.50 UP
TWO BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM,
DINETTE. KITCHEN AND BATH
$149.50 UP
Features include secretarial switch
board. utilities, three elevators, car
two large parking areas. Storage
space on each floor: roof garden,
Resident manager on premises
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ROOMS FuRkIsHED-N.W.
$500 QUE. THE CARLYN
ROOMS FURkIsHED-k.E.

NICELY FURN. RMS, hot and cold
water, tel. and radio, adequate bath
facilities. Hotel Serv.. dble. from
$3.50 up, single from Sl250 up
SENATE HOTEL, 101 D st. ne. i
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME.
Settled young couple will find this
large front room cheerful and re-
laxing. Laundry privileges. Call
IA. 2661, after 3 pm. II
102 5th ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.,
5 windows, pvt. home, new furn.,
twin beds: 2 gentlemen. II
ZIG 9th ST. N.E.-Comfortabl rooms
with or without kitchen; convenient
TO transp.: S25 sgle; S45 dble. .
NEAR STANTON PARK-Quiet home.
single. rm. next to bath, conven. to
transp.: settled lady. FIR. 1852. 80
2OII MONROE ST. N.E.-Double rm.,
very attractively furn.. for lady;
cony, transp; Ho; 1873; .
new home. no other roomers; So
wk. 500S 14th ST., LA. 6-7324. Il
THE GALENA, 1872 B St. n.e.-Girl
to share rm. with another; laund.,
cook. privileges. FIR. 971s.
THE MAR1CK, 13S B st. n,e.-Com-
Portable furn. rm., twin beds: laund.,
cook privilege; dble. TR. 9154.
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KENT VILLAGE
/ and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM s7l.T5
Utilities Included In Rent

From Peace Cross at
Blsdensosrs' ga take tske Route o: 3; 90 TO
Route 2o2. go la miles 70 Kent
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village. Landover, Nd.
AP. 0l6e
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-Towh

APIS. new. modern.
furnished, private bath. 2-3-6 rms.
Week, month or season reasonable.
TOBEY APIS, Boardwalk and So.
Division, Ocean City, Nd. 80
Evening star., 1950-06-30
APARTMEkrs uNFuRNisHEp
1904 OUARLES ST. NE,
S6Q50 UP

One bedrm., liv. I'm, dining aleoye
kit. and bath: near intersection Of
Wash and Lee hlvds. in Arlington.
pm, weekdays only.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
COOPERATIVE APARTMEhTs
TILDEN GARDENS
COLORED

1915 10th ST. NV.
Why rent, when you can be your own
landlord, of q Ice. liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. and bath apt, in this modern
apt. house for q reasonable down
than rent? Call MA. e036 or TU.
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tcontinusd on Next Psss)
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COLORED-TWO-ROOM APT. in
cluding bedrm., kitchen: also hall
room for sgle. person. Call AK.
7782. i