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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
SECRETARY GIVEN A LOVELY
TOKEN

Before the close Of the Board last
Tuesday morning Mr.. G.. D. Cotton
presented the General Secretary a
lovely electric, china clock. He also
read the list containing the names of
the local presidents who made con
trbutions on the token. The Secre-
tary was greatly surprised and ex-
pressed her deep and sincere appre-
cation to all concerned
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
MillrY, Alabama
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to let the mapv readers
of the Echo know that really en-
ioyed the September Board IA
these various Board+ gain much
needed information to carry back to
my members.
- Presidents look out, Brothee Ace
Evans is going to increase his mem
bership and his bank account. He is
looking for new members not over
IS or 80 years Of age.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Lodge No. 1924 lost one Of its old
est members in the person of Broth
er Alfred Short He leaves a wife,
four sons, daughters, II grand
children, and AZ great grandchildren,
and ! great great grandchild. Rev.
Ed Cole preached the funeral at Lit
tie Member M B. Church
Jessie Stroee. Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
MACON

Lodge No. 16l has lost a member,
Sister Parlee Thompson, who de-
parted this life on September 20.
Funeral was attended by Rev. j. B.
Cockrell. She leaves 3 sons, dau-
ghters, grandchildren and a host Of
friends.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
S72l0.0O PAID IN DEATH
BENEFITS

Thirty-five claimants were paid
grand total Of $4,000 or $4,000
per claimant This is the greatest
amount of Death Benefits paid in a
single board in many years. This
shows to all concerned that the H.
B. A. is making progress.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
Secretary.

Mrs. M. E. Curry, president Of H.
B. A. Lodge No. 308, is back home
after spending a lovely vacation in
Philadelphia, Penna., where she at
tended the National Baptist Conven-
ton and visited her son.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Sister Pearl Raines has returned
from her trip in Kansas City, Miss
ouri, where she was sent as a dele
gate to the Sunday School Conven-
ton. She is also Vice President Of
the local H. B. A. Lodge.
Lodge No 231, Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
Heidelberg News

Miss Willie Taylor, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Taylor, recently be
came the bride of Mr.. William H.
Husband He is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Husband. Mrs Husband,
is one of the teachers Of Leonia Con
solidated School
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
Important Notice TO
Presidents

Presidents are requested to fill out
renewal blanks for all members who
failed to pay their September asses
sment on or before date designated.
President, please send your renewal
blanks along with your remittances
and avoid the undue trouble that
will be caused by your failure to do
SO.
Secretary.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
B-caEunna News

Lodge No. 494 had its Anniversary
program on the second Sunday af-
ternoon. A lovely program was rem
dered and the Anniversary sermon
was preached by Rev. D. K. Kelly.
We sps& In jw0 new members.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr. Timothy Porter, of East St
Louis, his Brother Elem Porter Of
Detroit and Mrs. Annie Porter Heard
spent a few days with their father
Mr.. Enoch Porter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
September Quarterly
Board "A Success
THE THIRD QUARTERLY BOARD
ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
HELD DURING TIE YEAR

Tuesday morning, September 18th
the third Quarterly Board of the year
convened in the H. B. A. Auditorium
with a large number of presidents
members and friends in attendance,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr. Johnnie Lee Cook and Miss
Doris Vaughn are students of Harris
High School in Meridian. They are
members of Pleasant Valley Meth
odist Church.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
Joinins Fee Remains
SLIGO Until December

The joining fee will remain $1.00
until the December Board Presi-
dents will follow the same procedure
as heretofore.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Prof and Mrs. L. H. Hardy are
happy over the arrival of the If
grand son, who made his arrival on
September 23rd. Mrs. Norma Hus-
band, mother, is doing fine.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

On the Bird Sunday in October,
there will be a big Rally held with
the Pleasant Grove P. B. Church or
gained the Woman's Home Mission,
with Mrs Ollie L. Dawson serving as
president.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
Lauderdale News

Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Johnson of
Petersburg, Fla, was the visitor in
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Johnson. He was &C
companied by Mn. and MS L. c..
Clark
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Selma Everette and
son, and Velma were in Laurel last
Saturday shopping.
Mr. NJ j. Warren, President
Mrs. A. w. Everette, reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

TIC sgt Chester n Knox, who has
served in the army for sixteen years,
is stationed in Japan. He is sending
bis wife and their dauShtet to the
United States. This viii be the ba-
by's first trip to the States.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
SEPTEMBER QUARTERLY BOARD A SUCCESS

members and in the September
Board, 1850, he reported 80 This is
another president who says 1T Can
Be Done.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. George Windham are
the proud parents of a grand baby,
Lanelle Lightsey. Her mother, Mrs.
Delvin Lightsey, is resting fine.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mrs. Cha1mas Windham and little
Anne Mccormick are visiting in Chi
cago.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01
KattieS5urg News

St John Methodist Church revival
began Monday night, September %.
with the meetings being conducted
by the District Supt. Everybody is
invited to attend. Rev. r. H. Rain
kin, pastor.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Miss Royce Mae Rogers, daughter
Of Rev. E. W. Rogers IS one of the
teachers Of Leonia School
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Pfc Thadeaus Gaddy, of N ort h
Carolina has been visiting his wife,
Mrs. Mary E. Gaddy and Son.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mrs M. Z. Curry visited in Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania, and attended
the National Convention. She saw
her son whom she had not seen in
three years She reports a lovely
trip.
Clarence Lee Mann, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr.. Lesley Carter, Of Chicago, Ill,
visited his Father and Mother, MI
and Mrs. Dave Carter last week.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mrs. Leona Wilson accompanied Rev.
and Mrs. J. F. Davis to Mt Sina
where the Rev Davis is pastor.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Mr. A. L. Smith Grace Of Annis-
ton visited in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Rush.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1950-10-01

Secretary
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

The officers think their job IS
done when he makes the arrest
and testifys in court The par.
ents come screaming and shout.
ing at the top of their voices that
poor little Billie Boy couldn't
have done a thing like that.
The lawyers are right at the
heels Of the parents trying to
make enough off the case to
make tha- payment on that car
with the $l25.00 per month note
The bonds men always
hanging around trying to make
few bucks 7. The judge who
sits On his high bench and places
the child in some institution for
one or two years, maybe more,
maybe less, It's according to how
much money was put in the right
place
These people all Of them, think
their job is done just because
they go to church On Sunday and
give a two dollar bill they didn't
want anyway, but is their job
really done? What was done to
prevent this crime? NOTHING.
know you Big Shots with the
big cigars and shiny shoes are
going to- point at the community
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
Who's Who
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page -
and Education An all white
mob sought a white man for the
Staying of a Negro in South
Carolina ... A Neg1so being
Judged as white, in (of all
places) Mississippi :. 49,. Our
Mayor, Martin H. Kennedy,
stands his ground on segregation
in city housing and protection for
minority groups in moving into
other communities Why
shouldn't we appreciate the year
Of 1910 with the fond hope that
1850 will be equally as good or
better. Remorse also entered our
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

houses, but stop and think a few
minutes. :. What good is com
munity house when floor little
Billie Boy is sitting behind bars?
Why did the community house
let him commit this crime? :
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07
This Thing Called Juvenile
DELINQUENCY
by John II. Brigerman

Within the last few years the subject Of Juvenile De-
inquency has been discussed by everyone From jail
the where the child is sentenced the al
eys and the pooroons where the child begins the fall down
the road failure. But what has been done to prevent
this fall NOTHING!
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

inward climb death Of obe fogotten Bill
two kings the Robinson king Of the tapsters
king Of booge wooge that This loss
Evening star., 1950-03-18
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

WANTED congenial young men;
perm. employed to share apt; gen.
tile home. GE. 5646, Ia. 3193. --l9
GOVERNMENT WOMAN desires eff.
a1s rshs M e4s DEsf miss d %AkE u shiSs Gs1 s
2s16 CONN. AvE.-Young girl will
share her lovely bedroom apt. with
another. Box 434-z, Star. 19'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; to share
5-rm. apt. with two others: twin
eisss eHns s. s. .ses ssso9 must see to egpFs aS.
MAN, 81. wishes to share new we'll
furn., modern. twin-bedrm. apt;
reas.; eonv. ia. 2-969s. --19
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm: apt. with
DI. 20s4 after 8 pm.
1 OR . BEDRMs. for business girl;
next to bath; share home with bust
ness woman. TU. 1868. .-19.
ssa sashed aths1 home se st bedpm RTvi Elm tssy ss
GIRL, 5000, to share apt. With
! other; 3, rms. and bath; in Alex.
EHf;Lo9aD SH; d4aaD LADY desires mS2 another
ady 4 go9b.sst Il .s 80 # to 4osss sasss large sD
PVT. v eGSF9SSf6i STUDIO ROOM IN UapT.-Kit
privils.; empl. Protestant girl: S35
III 9TH ST ne. IL 6.O459. 22
share new 2-bedroom apt. with an
other; everything furn. AP. 1921
1 GIRL to share apt. with another
S32 per mo. Conven. Pentagon. Cal
MISS TALLANT, OW. GOAL. --1a
4 COLLEGE GRADUATES would like
. or 3 young men to share 6-bedrm, \,
attrac furn. house, near Conn. ave
and Kalorama rd.: lots of room for
both privacy and entertaining. Can
HU. 9742 evenings or after II am.
Sat. and Sun. 19s
share room or small apt. with an
other gay bachelor; vic. Dorchester
House. Boy 1907. Star. 49,
Evening star., 1950-03-18
ROOMS FuRNIsHEo-Nertheo.,

ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1882 l4th
with wit 5tY showsT; sJso kit. privileges; s12 80
1865 sbi pSi oaANsfNG lssfi ST. N.E.-Front
adults; nicely furnished; convenient
drirkina: Gentleman. $40 mo. 10:
ATTRACTIVE large rm. for / or ., or
smDsyes can doos s9qsjs ss hhGns me lifs7naf is7
sGn,a GagitSl St.; II. 3.75s4: Ia
ssyi ssSly dec and Dssaa nicely fufn. at. sT.
1889 Sas . S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Fgrn.
rm.. semipvt. bath, transp. at cor
aisi n 10th G "s; sr. N N.E.Wharse 4ots; g front
ssdfm. esa1 with laundry privileges. Du.
sss ssD 3 ST. N.E.-Room for 2; 1s break
The Hs'ssiNn GaIENA.S Si 1ss SSIs' 5 st. n.e.--grl.
share m. with another, twin beds.
r5E i ,sass SAsffk i.Is. IS sn Sin a.Mss ..3:4
LGE: FRONT BEDRM-Nicely furn..
with Or without KITCHEN priyils.
MASTER EH; 9Iss Fs68r Fl 81 s-ssIa RMHome is At.
mosphere. only roomer. conv. transp.
CoGIoREDMRM.. FOR cPL2. G or s sgie.
person. cooking p ivil.; no children.
COLoRED-ss6 5th ST. N.E.-Large
furn. room: employed man or
COLORED-NICE FURN. RIM. next
| to. bath for man and wife, empl.
CoLORED-ROoM FOR refined cple.
or sgle. person: all PRIVILEGES. Sun.
coEoRED-s OF RED t." BLOCK BLOCK from Seat
Pleasant carline. AK 6061. -19
| COLORED-LOVELY RIM. next to
bath: private LA R-5O71 -19
Evening star., 1950-03-18
TEIEVISION

New 1850 models. Call Ju. 7-s4oo
for real discount on nationally
Wo3oDMooE W3s9EIs1s d APP sA;lPpL1AMGI; AAi 1o10ss
TELEvisION SETS up to 40e. on:
Samples sam aas ana demonstrators demons a pee FPee
opsn eyes, until 2, M EoyAL Ar
ps1ANG55 E. 81 99ols 99eo2ood 5sl' Nichols ave
1870 W. "; sfoN,s 3 A6T6S + sSEaSsSSieE SasSS
TIREs-Factory recond., all. sizes
s1ss sae til Pm oRfn Rfh Hss7fezs TIRE hRe
CO.. 3619 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50
TRAINS, Gilbert American Flyer,
engines, cars, track. switches, talk
ing stations and many accessories:
Sen ssltess FER halt ea the ooss csHE sS
s4aa. 8 am. to s s pm. ~ -fa Is
TUXEDO, S. b. black. 81 short; little
used, $50. WI. 5002 after 5. 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. smith-Co:
roa nom' bUa 55anf7Sf"' s7Sf $40 Call after s SS'
TYPEWRiTER-New Royal portable
type; reas. GE. $3.50. SO
TYPEWRIIER-corona port. silent
excel. cond. Jo. $4,000 So So
TYPEWRITERS, reduced to whole
sale or lower: forced to vacate. ABc
10th st. NV. RE. 1900. -2I
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
1431 E Capitol St S.20-5:30. inciu
Sat Ii 3-00S2
TYPEWRITER RENTALS, Underwood
8 mos. in ady.., S7.o5; no DEL; s;
add. dep. 5716 18th NV. GE. 1883
VACUUM, Compact, prac. new, tanl
type; leaving town. must sell: $50
OW. 922S. clio am. PA
WARDROBE, SIS; rugs, So; pair o
slip covers. $3.50; all in good con
dition. WI. 5962, Ia
44x24 in; square; s drawers; !,
WARDROBE TRUNK-Good cond.
= S35. NJE. $4,000. -19
WASHER, Spindrier. electric pump
perfect, $50: also washer. wringe
type, pump, perfect, S25. UN. 30l6
-wAsHER-Easy whirldry. apt. size
practically new; S35 or make offer
Call 10. 2-9045. -19
wASHER--Laundromat and dryer
WESTINGHOUSE. $3.50 Call OW. 3572
WASHING MACHINE, GE auto. puml
and wringer. 5 mos. old. hardl:
used; owners moving; $76. OV
1894. 10
Evening star., 1950-03-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

$TSNN t"GtNls "~tStSS
EMPLOYED CHRISTIAN LADY and
groogn groggnn, son desires a-bedrm. apt. IL
CPLE. IDEs. APT rms, kit, bath
pref. pvt. ent.; reas. rent: MRS.
J. COURTNEY, Du. 1000. Rm. 421.
1 OR 2 BEDRM. APT.-utils. furn,
pvt, bath, pvt. ent:; basement apt,
ss to saaar0s ss BOX S5 4ssa star 81
fSaT shsses on family p F. emo mo-
pioyed. perm; no drinking or par
5iss; local Shp Eeff rH 1s7l .,d
tary. 2 girls, desire furn,. apt; l or
ssssaa ss2 ss'ss 81 '''9s re- nssSS sssS
NICE, fci; f1RN. OR uNFuRN., a-beadrm,.
:,al smpl. girls; refs. AK. 1907 Or co.
DOCToR and wife wish small un-
fuTn, fur APT spt; with garden in Dpo. C
MSTHER. SSH aRoIa; pern' sss5 Govt emp. and SON
ssasS s.soo7, MRS. rRoMas, ReazIa fsgs sst and nd
SUM-, 1917; weekdays, SIS. 19'
FURNISHED APARTMENT. reason
or Silver Spring. EN-. 2256. 19@
COUPLE with baby wants 8 rooms,
Ssason.sls nnfarn; sns rent bath A. ss 81! 0uens ls
e YOUNG WOMEN I urgently need /
bedrm.. liv. rm, Kitchen. and pvt.
bath, furn.; 1st d. or elevator pre-
ferred; S65 max: good NV. section.
co. S4SS. 8 to daily. -21
GOVERNMENT GIRL desires small
or ef1ciency apt fnrn: Or unfurn.'
YoGNG ofkia'pi MARRiEp isRi poi coUPLE, II s both
employed, desire / bedrm. furn. apt;
no children or pets. Box 421-z.
UNsFFuijRN. s-bedroom apt. or duplex
p pynS MY il qood sas nSrhtTss EsersSssss ssssss
STATE DEPT. EMPL. wants unfurn
cash for Coop. Rz. sis1.% % Eyes.
COUPLE with infant urgently need
Furn. or unfurn. Phone 10. 9-9272.
EMBASSY GIRLS ta), require furn.
apt. April l. Glover Park or Conn.
NV. Ewes, Sat-, Sun. cH. G295.
TWO WORKING GIRLS desire l.
Ii. 3-4S3l. 19%
close in, desired by 3 employed
women. Box 441-Z, Star .19s
GOVT. EMPLOYE, wife, 1-year-old
child, need 2-bedroom nnfurnished
apt; responsible, quiet family with
excellent references. Call co. s5ls.
LGE. EFFICIENCY or back; furnished
optional. Dupon Cir. area; S50-S60
smo.; must permit piano. Call HAL
JONES, DI. 5646. 19H
COUPLE planning to be married. need
unfurn. eff. or 1-bedroom apt: NV.
pref MISS. FULGHUM. DE. 3762
UNIVERSITY PRoFEssoR in wash.
on oficial business desires comfort
able 2-bedroom furnished apartment.
Phone 10. 3-4267. 20s
apt, l bedroom, kitchen, living rnn..
70 be occupied some time in April.
TR. 0016. 4
Evening star., 1950-03-18
ROOMS WITH BGARD

WENDELL TERRACE-Newiy deco
rated triple for men or women:
double for men, double for .
girls or married couple: other va
ssancies in pleasant spacious rooms. !:
sundss eXesilent .1a meals s.1Hir, per day exssp.
fransp; lust off Mt. Pleasant car
rd. NV. MI. 9435.
110l 10th N.W.-Choice vacancies
also one single, ono double Sc
ARL1NGToN-Girl to share nice rm.
with twin beds: home privileges.
home hon cooked meals; on bus line. Call
PRivATE DETACHED HOME fog for .
employed; excellent meals. Call GE.
ROOM. BOARD AND LAUNDRY.
for mother and child; nursery
SseShnosol sehool training for child. LU; l.
CHEVY CHASE. Md rooms, bath.
in private home; exclusive in every
way, Especially suitable for l or .
fieptiemnn ive emf WISHING ngd fine place to
1895 10th ST. N.W.-Nice 2nd floor
sgle.. S55; bsmt. sEles., $3.50:
other VACANCIES. excel. meals. 80
n,s .th .uhn 81 Wv, oouoe rm.'
town; switchboarG' De. so3o. "
sLAUGHTER's. 1927 10th st. NV.
mr.. Dupont Circle}-Dble. rooms for
young people. Daily maid service.
Switchboard telephones in all rooms.
Excellent food. IA meals weekly.
Large living room. Bowling teams
sneeS sas rstes saa sqRpeF Ho s7sa ssaeh parties go
1908 KANSAS AyE.-Rm. with sun
porch bus by door; Il 5 min. to +
St.: pvt. home. GE. 6121. so
1925 18th ST: N.W.-Nicely furnished
single and double rooms for young
in rooms, elevator; excellent board.
TWO YOUNG MEN to share rm. with
twin beds. next to bath. pvt. home;
home cooking: MI. $3.50. 10
PRIVATE ROOM for l man. excellent
meals home atmosphere. IA. 9596,
@os4 Goth ST. NV. conv. Col. I'd
Nicely furnished double and single
rooms. aome-cooked meals. 7 days
per week; phone and Laundry pr:vi-
cfus sufs Mason rs MI i7as RE n so r ave. 'i has
lovely dble. rm. for . or 3 girls;
also nice dble. rm. for cple. or men.
Live in WaShington's most beauti-
ful guesthouse. Moderate rates; tele-
pnone IN each rm.; excellent food.
DESIRABLE LOCATION-vacancies
for young men and women; private
be tbs: home cookirr. S43-S4S per
mo. 2022 G st. NV
ONE OF BETTER PLACES - Room
with brsskfasst;, 1886 Columbia rd
DESIRE ACTIVE, elderly lady;
lovely room. tray service; other
women; private home. Ii. 3-1764
Evening star., 1950-03-18
DOGS. PETS. ETC
00Ssi rGtS. ctN.
COCKER PUPS, blondes, males. AK!

COCKER PUPS, blondes, males, Axe
S35; waiting to make you happy.
6614 4th st. NV. GE. o1s3. Is
PARAKEETS for sale, also boarding
Sisyen cage oirSs, NS daUn s.UUing special SUPER
ENGLISH sETTER-pure bred bitch,
brood bitch; must sell; reasonable.
BOXER, ifawn. female, s mos. Al.
wIR2.HAIR Sis9 PUPPIES. 8 mos. Ole;
Axe reg; very good pedigree; nice
wnREaAIRED naIklasi ' rERRiEg III SR2ss pups, REAL
beauties; excellent pedigree: Axe;
Ieas.; will deliver. Phone Elmwood
BOXER PUPPIES. 8 weeks; Axe r reg.
male: also collie male. OIL. 5o29.
PEDIGREED ENGLISH SPRINGER
Spaniel puppies; safest pets for
coGkEa @ai shisflAsSi sPANiEk WI fufPIEs sphs champ
s stock; n Utter E,AI Akc reg; 1923 18th io ST.
COCKER PUPS. blond. red and part
CocREk sStas Ah pedsreed dSs female. gentle.
old; S25 WI. 5S45. -19
SCOTTIE PUPPIES. 8 mos. old. black,
Axe reg. male and female; healthy,
steady pups; $40 ca. Bowie 2747
SIABIESE KITTENS. thoroughbred,
weeks old; SIS each. CHI. 2211.
COCKER SPANIEL, beaut., blond
male, housebroken, mos. old. Axe
papers and pedigree; loves children
S35. Call AID. 7400. Ext. 212. ---19
DALMATIAN, extraordinarily beauti.
full IS mos. female, out of champion
Count Won Fleet; Axe reg, wonder
full disposition. Phone VI. 910f
after 9:30 pm. Frid., all day Sat
CoMPIETE RABBITRY, IL does. {
bucks and youngsters. NV. ant
checkers; hutches and all equip
Win furnish buyer for all you car
raise. Call after 2 pm. eyes,. after
! pm. Sun. HI. 54s6. 10.
Axe REG. English springer spaniels
2H mos. old; males. females, S25'
$50. waldorf. Md. Call 3107 19s
BLACK COCKER, male, L yr. old
housebroken. S35. OR. $3.50. --1s
SEALYHAM, male, 10 mo-, housebrok.
en-, inoculated; 21 champions In an
cestry. Sacrifice, S75. WI. 3l2t:
Evening star., 1950-03-18
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS in new house,
new furniture each next to bath:
cooking privileges if desired; near
Pentagon and city; from $3.50 to
$40 per mo-, depending on number
fsfrea HsnaSyns oTis rGom 94 grls or couple fg
CORAL HILLs-Large. bright rm. !;
laundry. phone and breakfast
LEE BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.-Attf.
furn. sgle rm. for lady, home privls.
'ARLiNGToN-Compietely furn. dble
rm. pvt. entrance: share bath; $40
for L, $50 for empl. cple. JA. 4-0327.
COTTAGE CITY. MD.-Dble. rm..
lst f.. next to, bath, unlim: phone.
caEvY u cHasRBsautifully faasRe saS W. 9u4n furs.
rm., pvt: home; semipyt bath; 5
min; walk to circle; $50. Garage
avail. WI. OSs3. -19
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Large front rm.
IN pvt. home; bus by door. oV. $50.
g LARGE, furn., light housekeeping
room rooms; all conveniences; on brsline,
NEW HOME, next to bath: 81 per
geek' oV' sdSs Near airport Pentason. Call
NR. cIHEvERLY rHEArER-Double,
privilege: women or couple, S5 per
~erson. AP a061. 10
NEAR CLARENDON. lge. conf. liv-
g-sleeping rm.: pvt. bath; conv
to bus and restaurants; , young
ladies pref; S25 each. OK. 06s0.
HILLSIDE-Nicely furn. room for one
gil or elderly lady; pvt. home. HI
LARGE ROoM-Double bed, lge
closet, 9 windows, oil heat, next to
bath, 81 wk.: y blk. bus. Wilson
blvd; gentleman. CHI. 6823. 10
SINGLE ROOM. in
large, Silver Spring home; conven-
1ent location; $50: ~. 7-6742, 10
EMPLOYED CPL. OR TWO GENTLE
MEN preferred. FA. 5731. 30
BETHESDA - Master bedrm., pvt.
bath, in lovely home; $50 mo-; ex-
Gel. transp. OIL. 764O. LIS
COLORED, 6I2 Goth PL. FAIRMONT
HEIGHTS-1 lge. nicely furn. front
rm:: s. 80 per week: HI. 9252. 10
Evening star., 1950-03-18

HYATTSVTLLE, MD.-Two-story de-
taehed brick; 5-room modern home;
full basement; all-gss heat; avail.
April /; sos per mo. 10. 3~4156,
COUNTRY HOME, Montgomery Co.:
IL mi. from Bethesda, adj. Potomac
Hunt Club; thoroughly modern, 5
sssarms,;;, ;,.,, baths sun sun porch and
poreh iss door scnsh ana oil 5SrnsT
barn and few acres If desired. Call
BuSGaGow-5 Sun 4GG9 rms. and bath; is sM
mi. north Of Beltsyille; cple. only;
aTTnaeTrSa ~ Rsi Sf det' To' Sosa ssm. house;
oil heat, wail-to-wall carpeting lst
a AND s.sIa stairs 81, ayail saa. Apr, 10; $3.50
MT. PIo' RITNfrR. pn1Ha Ro 4S1s Sfs7' 'aetb stIDe-
heat; arransed for . families: vs- "a
cent; s125 per mo. Phone DUNN q
aG.fT. IF re Row S0ff House. Chevy cha chase.
D. G, section; 3 bedrms., sleeping
porch. Rent, S1o0 per mo. EN-.
KENsiNGToN-e rms: large lot,
fruit, berries, garden. good .well nr.
schools and stores; no util. except
coSvESEsTnY es sSn sh2ns sIo ioGSES G SE eonn eon
ave. home; corner lot: 6 bedrms., 8
baths: mr.. Military rd. and shop
ping: immed. poss.. S225 mo. r. A.
TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
s-RoOM HOUSE UNFURN.. garden
space and chicken houses; good To-
cation in Arlington. KE. 3-55i4-
ARLINGTON BUNGALOW, 2 bedrms.,
. fireplaces, tile bath, garage, unidus
and beaut., S135. Call Mr.. Lee, OK.
0520. THE BRANT CO., 1884 Wilv
son blvd. Ia
(Coutinued on Next Psge)
Evening star., 1950-03-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE for resident
manager of rooming house. Must be
sober and reliable, occupv bsmt.
Ink. rm. with pvt. bath. Must pay
small rent in addition to services
rendered. Box All "A. Star. --19
NICELY FURN. 2 bedrm. apt. pvt.
entrance in old Colonial home, in
Alex. call TIE. 1905 anytime Sat.
CLEAN Cheerful l rm. apt. equipped
for Ink. best Mt. Pleasant sec. to !
refined EMPLOYED girl. AID. 1858. .
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. Large studio
for or .. Dressing room, bath.
kitchen Quiet, niatured tenants.
$3.50; Box 479-z, Star. -19'
QUE ST., AT 18th N.W.-Non-h.k., X. =,
spac. studio rm.. just decorated;
share bath with l person; $50.
soos q ST 81. N.w.-severaI very nicely
furn. rms with cooking facilities;
good transp. AID. 9317. lis
ATTRACTIvELY furn. modern apt:
Cathedral area; available for 8 to g
mos; prefer couple; EN-. 1881 after
z, all day beginning Sat. Ia
2 M rms ..Irn,.a PVT BATH II1i, back k porch.
ing pie. only. MI. 3o55. lie