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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Delegates Listed

The delegate, are Paul J.
Cooper Fort Wayne, Fsancis !
Dowdell Cincinnati PHILIP Jose
phi Winkncld. DAYTON Afih~f J
Edmonds. Flint Shelton r Gian-
ger Miss Nellie Hamm Marcus
G. Battle. George A Brown
Joseph II TAYLOR. Madle Jack
son Cleveland
Also MyIon " Taylor Omaha.
Nebraska Pete BOSNIAN. BuHa-
10. n 81 Cnarlcs +. Eason. Flint.
Robert L Wilkcgson. Fort WAYNE
Kenneth O Wilson Marion ONO
GB Winston. Spl ngiold III.
s Vincent Owens ST Paul
MINI Raymond r Brown Stcr.
ling Tucker. Thomas Augustine
Axiom
Francs A KofneeaY director
q Vocational Services and f.
nest L Blown. IT, assistant Soc
retaiy arc local officials OF lhe
Urban League.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04

renee Talbert of Detroit. IS .
graduate OF the Tuskegec Insti-
iutc School of Business. AT the
time Of her marriage on Dec. 81
she was employed with the CITY
Wafer Works Department Of De-
troit as accountant
Mr. Trammell. who heads the
Electrical Division al Tuskcgee
Institute Is the president of the
Gamma Sigma chapter OF the
PHI Beta Sigma Fraternity. The
Trammells are AZ home al Tus-
kcecc Institute in Greenwood
community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
ivil Service Exams.

The following Civil Service
nminaiions have been an,
pHnccd Building Trades ficlpe,
F,h y last filing date IS Fcb
IA Sl.58 10 81 SO pc hu Am.
Repa Apprentice Feb 23sd last
fling 9a'e Is Feb. To- Sl.23 L.
81 % per hour
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Mems Work in the Local Church


The men in small churches should allow the or
ganzaton of the Laymens League outlined these pages
to discourage their organizing themselves into League
For what has been forth here adaptable to any size
church Laymen of small churches may adopt the League
program to their limited the following way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
GOSPEL SINGERS
OF CHORAL UNION
BY Pocahontas Williams

The regular meeting Of the Gospel Choral Onion was
held last Wednesday evening tn Mr. Mitchell conduct
ing the devotional hour. For an opening song sang
Jesus Keep Me Near The Gross followed by the 23rd
Psalms which repeated in Unison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
ChurCheS4
URBAN LEAGUE WORKSHOP
SET HERE FOR THREE DAYS

workshop the National Urban Lear'' Indus
Relations held the Deiro, Office 2o3 Mack
iechniques procedure n us movement
th., Tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Popular Tusksgee Couple Married
In Detroit, Feted on Return Home

TUSkEGEE NSTlTUTE-The Gamma Sigma chapter OF tho
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity surprised the
lovely their where they were
married during the holiday season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
the Laymen's LEAGUE work ir
his local congregation.

q CAREFUL study Of The League
program in the light Of the needs
and interests of the lavmen in
his church and available re-.
sources in terms Of men will sug.
gest the most effective adapta
ton Of Inc program TO his local
situation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04

lor muscular backarhe.. pun on
johu-on's BAck Plaster almost
Ike wearing a heating pad to work.
hal. ; ways: ~ Brings the warm.
ing, healing blood 10 The sore spot.
e, straps iWiiching musrles-cihs
down abs Of pain. CD The pad
guard. against chilling.
Gen Johnsons BtCk FLASHER,
msdr b> johnson \ Johnson kuoWn
for fine surgical products for o.
learr. At all drug ,lorrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-04
Surgesed Constitution for ?
Laymen's League in the
Local Church

Article Name
The name of this organizatiCr
shall be the Laymen's League
".~..,v .,.-,,.~.,.~v............ Churcf
Article II--Purpose
The purpose OF this organi
ration is 10 enlist and coordi
nate the manpower of the
church in the performance Of
essential Christian activities: 10
promote fellowship among men.
and 10 cultivate the Christian
life OF laYmen through study.
worship and service.
II hall be dedicated to III,
welfare OF ..........
.... Church. and to the ,clv-
ice Of God.
Article III-Membership
The membership shall consis
OF male members eighteen year.
OF age and over Membership
shall be OF two kinds acti,,
membees who arc in good lnc
regulm standing with theil
church and associate mcmbcr,
who alc interested Christian ncr
OF the community.
Associate members shall no
have the privilege OF voting II
the regular meetings
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17
Journalism Grants
Announced

NEW YORK CAMP Appli-
cations are open for five fellow
ships of $4,000 each to newspaper
editorial workers for study abroad
in 1851. They are available to
qualified young men and women
with not less than five years of
editorial experience who are MAX
ing journalism their life work.
The grants were made possible
by the late Ogden Reid, editor of
the New York Herald Tribune.
The fellowships are selected under
a competitive program by the
foundations fellowship committee.
Applicants must be endorsed by
the publisher and editor or manag-
ing editor of the newspaper or
press agency by whom they are
employed.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17
Calm AS He Faces
of 100000
By Harry LeVette

LOS ANGELES (ANP) Facing
a battery of federal indictments
which may mean a loss of as much
as 100000 in money and proper
ty, H. A. Howard, deposed presi-
dent and founder ofthe Broadway
Federal Savings and Loan associa-
ton, appears calm.
Last week in a minor skirmish
in Superior court, Judge Leo
Freund awarded $4,675 damages
to G.. A. Ward, a contractor, who
had sought $8,O4O.67 from How
ard.
While losing this suit, Howard,
indicted on "a federal counts,
moved into a new $4,000 home
as if his financial empire he had
built up. through publicity was in
peace. This new palatial, ultra
modern mansion is located in the
picturesque Country club district,
once one ofthe most adamently
restricted Caucasian areas.
Possibly his calmness has come
as a result Of being granted an
other stay this one until June S.
His indictments includes charges
of embezzlement, misrepresentation
of company funds, and other fin
ancial irregularities.
Towards Indictment came as
a great surprise to many people
throughout the nation because he
had been considered a financial
CONTINUED On Pags Il
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17

Charles E. Burbridge, 20, right,
dental technician, third class,
United States Navy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Burbridge of
252 Homestead Ave, Dayton, was
graduated third in his class from
Dental Technican School at the
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, ILL.,, recently.
Prior to joining the Navy, Bur-
bridge was employed at Cox's
Drug Store. He joined the Navy
in February 1949. A graduate Of
Roosevelt High School, he played
football and basketball. Since join
ing the Navy he has participated
in athletics. After 16 weeks of
study, he was also graduated from
the Navy's Hospital Corps School
at Great Lakes. Before being as
signed to the Dental Technician
School, Burbridge has been on
duty at the Naval Hospital, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Students of the 16-week Den
tai Technician School learn oral
hygiene, postoperative are of
dental patients, repair Of broken
dentures, use of x-ray equipment
and other duties corresponding to
those ola civilian dental assistant.
Burbridge was assigned to the
Naval Dispensary, Washington, D.
c., from which place he was al
most Immediately transferred to
Philadelphia, Pa. He recently sign
ed for three more years in the
Navy, and his plans are to study
pharmacy. His inspiration for this
Games from his work at the local
apothecary.
The official TT g Navv nhoto-
graph, above, taken following
graduation ceremonies at the
Great Lakes Dental Technician
School, shows Burbridge showing
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17
National News Items
BY Arnold Braithwaite

The Green Street Baptist Church
in Louisville has had a pastors in
it's 106 years of existence. First
pastor was Rev. GEORGE WELL
pastor was Rev. GEORGE
WELLS, who served till 1850; Rev
RICHARD SNEATHEN who SER
we'd to 1870; Rev. DANIEL ABB
RAHAM GADDIE who served I'M
til 1909; and the Rev. HENRY
WISE JONES', who has just re-
tired A movement to bring
the election of a Negro to a
Court Of General Sessions in New
York City was started by Rep.
VITO MARCANTONIO, chairman
of the American Labor Party, and
EWART GUNNER, chairman Of
its Harlem Council -. Represen-
tative ADAM CLAYTON POW
ELL. Jr., moved back into the
good graces Of Tammany New
York's Democratic organization)
by rejecting the support of the
American Labor Party.
TINY BRADSHAW'S CONVEX
tible Ford is the rage in Cincinn-
att. He has loaded it down with
every imaginable ornament except
he kitchen sink. He is currently
the house band at the Cotton Club
in Cincinnati Your correspon-
dent talked with EZZARD CHAR
les at the Delto Dance in Cincin-
att theother day. He is anxious to
return to action, but is smart
enough t realize his health comes
first. EARL BOSTIC is due at
Springfield's Guy Hotel for a
~three-day engagement.
TIL Ohio CLIO Council is ove-
optimistic. 1t said that bowling
now takes it's place alongside other
sports which have already done
away with discrimination. But the
American Bowling Congress has
only eliminated a clause. The bet
is that it will require a whole
lot more struggle before Negroes
can actually participate. In fact,
the way the ABC explained it, To-
cal affiliates are free to determine
frothemselves whether or not they
want to ban Negroes.
The Federal Security Agency's
Food and Drug Administration
warned about a poisonous drug
which is on the market. 1t is Oxy-
lin tablets, uncoated, distributed
by Drexel Laboratories and Louis
Evon of Drexel Hill and Upper
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17

Uncertain Position
NEW YORK (ANP)- This city
is going to have a new civil SER
vice commission when Mayor o.
Dryer gets through. Already he
has fired the commission presi-
dent, Joseph A. Mcnamara, a
Democrat, and notified Mre. Els
Their Bromley, Republican, she will
not be reappointed when her term
expires on May 81 of this year.
That leaves Darwin Telesford, Ne
gro Democratic member, in a
rather uncertain and uncomfort-
able position.
The rukus was raised when a
grand jury criticised the commits
sion for ''laxity in the imperson-
alton fradus scandal" recently re-
| vealed.
At that time, the grand jury
indicted three men for fraud,
claiming they took examinations
impersonating other persons. One
| of the men under Indictment was
! permitted by the commission to
keep his job with the city although
the commission was fully aware
of what had happened.
Seven more impersonation cases
were uncovered by the Investiga-
ton Commissioner, James Shells,
He turned his findings over to
the District Attorneys office or
/ orders from the mayor.
Mcnamara, 81, is a long time
recipient of political plums from
the Democrats. He is prominent
in Brooklyn political circles.
On the resignation of Ferdin'
and @. Morton as president Of
the Commission, only Negro tt
hold the post, Mcnamara was ell
ected to the post. Subsequently
' Darwin Teleford, Manhattan Dem.
ocrat, whose term expires on May
81, 1854, was named to the va
cancy on the commission a three
person board, two Democrats ano
one Republican. Mayor O'Dwye1
said that investigation of the Civil.
| Service commission was still in.
complete, but to remove Telesford,
public hearings would have to be
held.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17
Wealthy Doctor
Accused

PHILADELPHIA CAMP The
wealthy owner of a convalescent
homie in Roslyn, Pa, was held
on $4,000 bail last week for court
by a magistrate charged with at
lacking a nurse, who applied for a
position in answer to an advertise
ment.
Maurice Kicks, Sc, co-owner
and manager of the Roslyn Con-
valescent Home, was held by Ma
g~istrate K. R. Knox, on charges
of indecent exposure and assault
and attempted rape. He was re-
leased on bail. He was arrested
on a warrant sworn out by Miss
Evelyn Spences, AZ, a practical
nurse.
The nurse reported she answer
ed an ad in a Sunday newspaper
and after an interview she was ac-
cepted but refused to take the job
at the salary offered her. She left
and rturned home. Shortly after
her return home, Miss Spencer re-
ceived a telephone call stating
that her terms would be accepted
and that someone would pick her
up at home.
Kicks came for her in the even
ing, according to the nurse, and
put her suitcase in his car. After
riding a short time, the nurse said
Kicks slowed down his car and
started to tussle with her with his
free hand.
Miss Spencer said she brushed
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17

away the mans arm. He then
stopped the car and after threat
ening her, attempted to assault
her sexually.
When she threatened to call the
police, Miss Spencer said Kicks
arranged his clothing and drove
her to the home.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-17

his diploma to Capt. Curtiss w.
Schantz, Dental Corps, U S N,
senior dental officer at Great
Lakes.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Rooms. APIS. TO SHARE

L OR 9 GIRLS, under 80, to share
2-bedrm. apt. with l Jewish girl; ex-
cellent location. AID. AGO. IA
WANTED REFINED GIRL to share
furn. apt. on car line ne. Refs.
exch. Call AP. 1878 ~ noon to
ARLiNGToN - s-bsdrm; house to
share with 1 or 2 girls. Vicinity
buckingham. IA. $3.50. -26
CONGRESS HEIGHTS SEC, desire
single girl to share apt. with l
other girl; S45 mo. 10. 2-lOs6,
2 BUSINESS GIRLS between ages of
20-30 to share 2 bedroom apt, with
two girls in apt BLDG; NV. DE.
1868; $50 each mo. 25s
ROOM, new apt. bldg, with home
privil.; 2 ladies: no smoking; pvt.
phone: conv. transp. 81. 1885. -2S
cool; NV. section, share with l girl,
age 20-25. ia. 1870. "a
COLORED-EMPL. GIRL, 1895, to
share 3-rm. apt. S35 mo- NO. 6653
all day Sum-, after 1880 wkdays.
OR 2 GIRLS to share lovely 5-rm.
apt; with one other; near Pentagon;
"a block to bus. Phone GIL. 243O.
1880 r ST. NV. Apt. bes-Attrsc-
tive studio rm. for girls. Available
Aug. /. DU. 1892, -o6
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS WANTED

RETIRED ELDERLY LADY desires
room and board with Christian
Science FAM: refs. Box 262rS. Star.
2 SISTERS, Christians, desire Ink.
rooms, partly furnished, clean, airy;
porch preferred FIR. O339. 26s
ROOM with private family. NV. or
Md. suburb, middle-age gentleman;
p. c.. employed; reasonable. Would
like breakfast. Box 24S-S,, Star.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARL.-Single rm., double bed; conv.
to Navy and Pentagon; gentleman
only. OW. 9441 after $40 pm. -25
ARLINGTON, VA.-Nicely furn. rm.,
new home; conY., quiet, pvt bath.
unlimited phone; couple pref. CHI.
5S46. 23a
ARLINGTON-Attr., cool rm,. next
to bath; bus l blk; LIST. A.; sgle. or
dble: 1927 N. Utah St -25
ARLINGTON - Gentleman's dream
room, adjoining private bath, lge.
closet, 1st f.; $40 month. FA.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, pvt. tile
bath. pvt. entrance; by week or
month. oW. 1892 after 8 pm:
ROOM ON 1st FL. with pvt. bath;
gentleman preferred. TIE. 1902.
PLEASANT ROOM for rent to a gen.
tleman, $25 mo. CHI. 1906. Please
call after z pm. on weekdays, all
day Sum- $50 So. Glebe rd.' ArlI;. Va.
1910 37th PL., Brentwood Furn.
sleeping room. next bath, in pvt.
WA. 79II. -24
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD

VACANCY-Private Guest Home for
elderly lady, 2nd floor frt., det cor,
long front porch, End A.; 18th and
rDeGatuT; tray service; RA. 9143. "a
adsr: ofeTs yer very Large Large selection each
sLAUGHfER;s. zl CIT Il M iea7 10th st. a NV.
(nr. Dupont CirD.-Several double
rooms rp11 s,ry1 With is, semiprivats bath suit
men; daily maid serv.; tele. in all
rooms: 9 meals every weekday and
2 on Sunday; lge. living rm.; social
activities; excellent transportation.
14o9 18th ST. N.w.-PIeasant rms ;
early breakfast if desired: good food
15i& Ts coIUMBfA N5i GxfHi RID. N.w.-AttTac- NwMS9
tive rooms, excellent food, congenial
poBiE S59nI; s4S RM Hg Ill., 1s91or 9ego nvt S6e S6n
bus; meals if desired days; men.
LARGE E FRONT RIM. for 2 S people.
With board, d,oH Twin beds. Good transp.
14O9 10th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms. +;
Tv faTlV SFfaktass Mf sa46 if desired good fSGd
14ci 18th N:W:-Large, airy rooms,
private baths, showers; excellent
food and service: switchboard. 81
17O1 U ST. N.W.-GOod food. clean
rms, Sgle and dble. for young
women and men; good transp. NO.
FOR 'EMPLD. MOTHER with 1 or Q
children; excellent care given chill
dren;. attr. rm. with porch in pri-
vate home; reas. GE. 8S05. -26
DOWNTOWN, 1929 K n.w.-Young
Govt. man or student to share with
another large dbl. rm., next to bath;
recently decorated. Excel. meals.
S47 ca. ST. -7067. 80
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms, lge
porch, lawn with croquet; delicious
meals; excel. trans; pleasant young
PEOPLE; S47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
I'd. NV. MI 9435
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. H. ave.
bath for Couple or ladies'; also @ va; va.
cancies for men, in WASHINGTON s
most beautiful guesthouse; televi-
sion, social privils., phone in each
room: mod. rates. CLUB MASON,
NO 6770 %
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEASANT light housekeep-
Ing room, 1st floor; Frigidaire and
gas range; small dog allowed;
S11.50 week. HO. 9550. go
l. ROOM and kitchen, for light house
keeping. Frigidaire and running
water. 2032 G st. NV, DI. S7S5.
500 E. CAPITOL ST. rm., refgr..
stove, sink all to yourself; conv.
transp.; S11 wk., incl. utils. "a
Evening star., 1950-07-24
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
Rd. S.E.-For sale at a subst. dis
count; this choice, 1-bedrm. unit;
take advantage of owners transf.;
lowest carrying charges in D. c..
ewes, TW. 1191 or OR. 5761.
CONN. AVE.-2-bedrm. corner front
apt, completely modernized and re-
decorated, consisting of liv. rm.,
large foyer, 2 bedrmS., closets,
bath, kitchen, dinette and porch. Mr..
excellent shopping center. In Chevy
Chase section. Very low monthly
maintenance. Terms or all cash. Call
owner, OR. 1912. -26
Evening star., 1950-07-24
CHATHAM APTS.

Large beautiful garden apts., cross
ydL ventilation, 3 exposures Venetian sIdtIs
SS5.5 2-bedrms.; S9s.5O. Direc-
tionS: Out N. H. ave. to University
lane, turn left at University lane to
Merrimac drive. Representative in
bldg, 1000, IA
Evening star., 1950-07-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DUPLEX, bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. bath, utils, incl, SS7; avail:
immed. GE. S0S1, RA. 1918. pa
EFFIC. APT. with new full kit, compl.
furn., all utils. incl, only $69.50.
1s45 Lamont st. NV. DU. ss44.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Large
front bedroom. kitchen apt; newly
decorated. ,conv. transp.: S55 per
month, 1888 1ngleside ter. NV,
uNUsUaI Nj RS2'. srd-foor ant: screened Green
for l or 2 ladies; in large, det.
home; near exp. bus; Takoma Park.
40 90 9th iUSif ST. N.w.-Modern eficienos 4
apt. downtown location: reasonable
1915 PARK RID. N.w.-Modern base
ment apt. 8 rms; near transp.;
eaa asafRnsGts K 81. N.Es-s SaEs nicely furn 6.k.
sms eTeryhns 1dsr tufn sIo'e except na dens
1908 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Large
liv. rm., sofa-bed, twin-bedrm., kit,
bath, utils., unlimited phone. stor-
age. nr. stores; adults; no pets. "a
SaE F1RN FHs ana ara 5sth! IN sgSa5 @9a 1R
TAKoMA PARK-1- bdrm. apt. avail
al abe AZ avg gas l. completely pvt; S S9@,
1isi i r R. '1' i. AVE, N.w.-1st a., liv.
rm;, bedrms kit, bath; $50 mon.
CORBY CO.. RE. 3126, 8 to 5.-25
1907 W0ODLEY RID. NV, Apt 32-
Bedroom, living room, dinette. kitch-
en- and bath; $3.50 per mo. Also
2-bedroom apartment, S115. Adults
only. See building superintendent
or call Mr.. Awkward, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, HA.
THREE BEDROOMS. 1iv. rm., Kit,
bath, VIC. 10th and Columbia I'd,
suit. 4 boys or 4 girls. Call TIA.
GEORGETOWN studio, kit,
f1repl., separate entr., share bath
with owner, reas. MI. 7940. "a
N.W.-Conv., spacious, 5 rms, in
modern apt. bldg, beautifully furn.;
2 bedrms., l now ARRANGED as den
with day bed, completely equipped,
gtils incl; 1st Of Aug. to 81 OCT;
1886 FAfRMoNT ST. N.W.-Two
rms, semipvt. bath; $50 mo. base
ment, 1 h.k. rm.. $2S mo. DU. 1852
67a4 BALTIC. BLVD. College Park
Md.-PVt. kit. and bath on 3rd a.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

LARGE FRONT rm., 2 closets. pvt.
bath. twin beds, telephone and laun-
dry facilities; 2 girls; $50 per mo.
AK. 1878. "a
6I6 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn., lge.,
front, twin beds. Also l sgle. or dble.
Clean home. FIR. 49l2. 80
LOVELY LARGE master bedroom;
pvt. bath; gentleman. VI. 0S97.
COL0RED-NEATLY furnished room,
convenient to transp. For employed
couple or girl. Ii. 3-1514. -25
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1872 UHLAND TER. N.E.-Newly dec
call after 6 pm. -25
COLoRED-2 ROOMS for rent. for
couple. MI. 2610. pa
COL0RED-2 RMS. IT. and bath
in ne. sec. Call $50. after 10 am
and all day sun. Ii. 3-95S0. IA
Evening star., 1950-07-24
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
Front room, nicely furn., next to
bath; bus at corner. Call MI. S49S.
BOIL MONROE N.E.-Twin bedrm.
for ] or 2 girls; attractively furn.
HO. 1875. -25
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and C SITS. ne. AT. $500.
COLORED-LOVELY RIM. in new
home: dble. and sgle. rms; privils. /;
me new o furniture; Lu; 1o7561. -;26
privls,: near shopping center LU.
1-44S5. 246
COLORED-127 YOU ST. N.E.-Home
priVls.. couple, front rm. DU. 1924.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT, NV. section,
Wesley Hts, Spring Valley; adults;
3 bsdrooms, 2 baths; WI. .S706. 26'
bedroom house; Arlington or Fair
fax counties; may consider purchase.
RE. 7400 Ext. 1869 days; Otis
AIR iRo FORCE ES LIEUT., COL. wife and
baby, need 2 or 3 bedroom unfurn.
house. conv. to Pentagon, on or
about Sept. list. Call JE. 3-S567,
8 a.m.-6 pm. "a
ARMY OFFICER, wife and children
want 2 OF 3 bedrm house in the
Bethesda. Chevy Chase area; for ap-
proX. 500 per mo. WI. 4240. -25
3 BEDROOM unfurn. house by Sept.
!, prefer NV. or Va. JE. $500.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
PARKWAY TERRACE

IMMEDIATELY
New garden-type suburban apts.. 10
min. from downtown Wash; mr..
schools and shopping; / and 2 bed
rms. all have 2 and 3 exposures;
fully equip. kit. and tile bath with
shower, parqyet and hardwood
dry rm., lge. closets; paved parking
area and storage facilities, all util.
incl In rent. Jordon $4,000. 80
Evening star., 1950-07-24
COI,ORED
COLORED
'ARTMENTs WANTED

EFFIC. APT, unfurn., or bedroom in
apt. bldg. in good D. C. location;
gov. lady; up to $40. VI. S617 Sun.
eve; RE. 4142, Ext. 1855 weekdays.
25"
1-BEDRM. APT. furnished. Silver
Spring, Bethesda; Navy husband,
wife and expectant child, pet: max.
$40. OIL. $500, Ext. 5s3, till 4:3O.
20"
APT. FURN. or unfurn.. rms, kit,
bath, in D. c.; mr.. downtown area;
GEORGE B. SOTO, DI. 4210, EXT,
GEORGETowN MED. STUDENT, wife
child, desires apt. vic. GEORGETOWN
or Clarendon; max. $50. ia. 2-5545.
COUPLE, no children, desire S-4 rm.
apt, nicely furnished: vic. Conn.
ave. NV. CO. 1900, Ext. 416: bet.
lO-1. "A"
QUIET COUPLE wants furnished rm.
with private bath and Ink. for s.
weeks. Arlington, Fairfax Co.
or NV, D. c. Box 263-S, Star.