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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-31
WHATS DOING .
G AT THE CHURCHES

In his morning message to the
st. Peters members and friends,
the Rev. NJ. l. Simmons talked on
The Eternal Question" taken
from Matthew 27:32-Pilate said
unto them, What shall I do then
with Jesus, which Is called Christ ?
They all say unto him. Let Him
be Crucified." The pastor remind
ed US that the same question that
troubled Plate and others then, Is
still troubling the world today.
Christ Is q problem: A Condem-
ming presence Of all that's bad in
our land. He IL not only q prob
lem, but Ia a solution TO the prob
lem. He can rid US Of our selfish
natures and make US new crea-
lures in Christ. He left these three
thoughts uppermost in our minds
Light, with the moral courage TO
live up TO II Ia not enough. Unless
applied. II Is no good. 2. The man
who In q victim Of the people he
serves, II not his own and cannot
make his own decisions. Plate
didn't have the courage to re-
lease Jesus. We must decide for
ourselves what to do with Jesus.
3. PLATE was too job conscious TO
do right. A Job that can't be run
on q christian basis Is not good.
You can make Jesus q part Of
your living.
Both the Junior Choir under the
direction of Mrs. Halle Ewing,
and the Senior Choir with Mrs.
Dorothy Simms, organist director
made beautiful and appropriate
music In the morning worship ser
vice.
Our pastor has one more service
In his series Of Lenten Discussions
at Grace Presbyterian Church,
From reports I have heard on
both sides, Il has been q most
satisfying experience. The Senior
Choir win accompany him on this
Thursday evening.
We missed many people from
our services from time to time,
but no one In quite 30 much missed
an Mrs. Leila Smith, who La now
i'll In the hospital. Whether she
was working in her club, the Pas
tors Aid, or keeping fresh flowers
In the church, or Just quietly sit
ting In her pew contributing 70
every good cause. she gave valu-
able aid a. one Of Gods humble
christians. We really miss her.
Congratulations TO the VIM.
Seabrons, IT'S q boy! His sister
from Glencoe, III. 10 here helping
out with the family while Mrs,
Seabron Ia away.
Miss Val LAMAR was presented
in a ricital last night by the Lay
mems Organization of st. Peters,
She was ably assisted In musical
numbers by the Cantinos, Mr.. o. J.
Thornton, Miss Ann HorTis, Mrs,
Elise Lyle, and Mrs. Roberts at
the piano. Miss LAMAR In private
life II Mrs. Ernest Putnam. Her
family and the family Of Mrs.
Bessie Lewis were friends long
ago In Virginia
Glad TO see Martin Luther Jr.,
and his mother back In church
Sunday.
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and Kenneth Jones who win become Mr. and Mrs. somse in May
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CARD OF THANKS

Our sincere thanks and deep
appreciation to neighbOrs, friends
and everyone for the many deeds
Of kindness. gifts Of love, words
Of consolation, donations of cars,
beautiful florals and sympathetic
understanding during the illness
and passing Of our beloved, the
late Julius w. Avery. Special
thanks TO Mrs. d. Wheeler for the
beautiful solo rendered and Rev.
Floyd Massey and Rev. lace Clay
burn. God Bless YOU
Mrs. Matte Avery, wife
Miss Bertha Avery, and
Mrs. EnolA Oyerton, sisters.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. L. c. Harris delivered the
message on Sunday for the morn
ing worship. The choirs rendered
beautiful music under excellent
leadership.
Mrs. VILLA Mae Smith was re-
installed. Welcome back, Mrs.
Smith.
In the evening, due TO the wea-
Their, the choirs program was can
ceIled, although the services for
the church went on. Rev. L. G.
Harris preached again. His sub
ject, Rattle them, Roll them,
They've got to pass"
The attendance for the evening
was fair.
On Palm Sunday. Mrs. Val La
Mari win be presented by the
Senior Choir. Come out In the eve
ming for the treat
Early morning service for
Easter viii be at 9 o'clock q. m.
and Sunday school program be-
gins at 7 o'clock q. m.
Rev. z. z. Byrd, Asst pastor.
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grabbed an orange, anAtched my purse, and q ID
the corner just a. the StreetcaT pulled TO . topa
Any other tims would have had my ~ cent? in
my hand. However, this morning everything went
wrong and a. opened my purse 10 get my fare
the car Jolted. knocking q woman half way down
the tale, little boy into my left shoulder and the
contents Of my purse all the Slick muddy floor
OF the streeteaF
Anyone would have thought II was "optician
day" II they could have aSsn all OF the eyes that
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FEAST no me HELD

The North Star consistAry No.
II. Prince Hail Afflhation. win
hold their annual Moundy Thurs
day services at Q p. m. at 81.
James AME church on Thursday.
April O. The public IL invited TO
these services.
After the services. the feast Of
the eonSistary win be celebrated In
tho dining hall Of the church. Only
the Fraters. their wives and com.
pany win be admitted 10 this feast.
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FVnOr0l Services Mold
RoT O@0Pno WslnuIoF

Funeral services were held at
Brooks Funeral Home Thursday.
March 80. for Rev. George Wing
Ter, II IglehArt Ave-, who died
Monday March ~. winGIer Ia
survived BY q daughter. Mrs. II
sic Holloway Rife. ak grand
children, Robert, DelOriA Earl. III
sis. David and willis: two sisters.
Mrs. Addis Klein Of ST. Paul and
Mrs Fife Myers Of Cairo, m.
Burial was at Elmhurst cemetery.
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ROOMS FURkIsHsD-N.E.

III6 z ST. N.E.-Bright. warm room
next to bath: plenty OF hot water;
good transportation. =
18th AND r. I.-Well-furn., lge.
front rm., So per wk. AID. 3l63. p
THE GALENA, 132 B St. n.e.--Fresh,
single, double; girls; s25 up. Ii
THE MARIcK. 1ss B st. n,e.-Lge.,
ssahi pTiTii eR dbIe, sa5 s up iAIa Ii 4-spS4 sHS4
elS L ST. N.E.-Bedrm. and kitchen
pvt. bath; no children. Call after
.5; Ii; 6;s595- sr NE ,,...a,
ssfr s. vs5y s1 sfs5a1s sfsailss H. Is 5sSgg
sgle. or dble., next to bath; bus al
door; vicinity of Catholic University
$50 9th sT. Me- large, / small
room; bath between; con6yen. transsp.
sIlo s DAKOTA AVE; N.E;-Eurpr
ave; l or 2 empl gentlemen: $40
$40 mo- NO. 6452 before 5 pm
MI. 3744 after $50 pm. 80
40I0 18th ST. NE. nr. Mich. ave
Large. clean, sunny, warm, quiet
room; near bus and carline. Il
x433 NEWTON ST. N.E.-1 or gen
tlemen; senipvt. bath; home privil: :,
incl. tslevision. HO. 5619. 80
COLORED-SINGLE room for refined
coLORED -DouBLE ROOM - viii
1000, after : pm. 80
COL0RED-NICELY furn. or unfurn
rms. for refined emp. man or couple
643 L street ne. 80
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

eoneenial Hhsrf0nS man n apt ~ith sm another her
rvs Rso' Yo5NG s5S Go MES. Eo 9sss5 1seS to ,h.r.
a9een6new aee Siys nesy Wellfprnished a,s apt on
Il. 4-sses. sa nes5 7:s61a:$o pa!s ochureh, Phone
WILL SgARE PLEASANT APT. in
Sc. apt. bldg. with employed lady,
3Q-40; twin beds. full kit. privils. ;
go per mo. Call LU. A 4s
ATTR. BUCKINGHAM BiH1i APT. ISe share
with refined lady. 80, to IS; conv.
MRS. JONES after 6. CH. 1905.
DESIRE EDU., NEAT WOMAN, 30
50; snare smartest 10th st. eff.
apt. After z. all day Sun. NO. s00s.
NICE RIM. next to bath: will share
woman; kit. privileges; "a BLOCK
from transp.: IN Arl. GIL. SS1l.
DUPONT CIRCLE-aWanted empl
another $50. snA1s 10. F@; iaaa aPt 4s pm' pish
CONGENIAL GIRL, to share efficiency
apt; separate beds. 2 closets; conv.
TO shopping center; 20-min. express
e9s aK dsoTwntoWn: sT1s all Drivils.; very reas.
NEW new 0eaf' APT. HousE-professiosnal Ms
woman wants another neat, intel
lgent, successful woman share EN-
cheney apt. Call HU. S675. .
LGE. BEDROOM, share kit. and din
ing rm. with employed lady in quiet
nome. GIL. 0956 after 7 pm.
YOUNG LADY to share home of
young widow. pvt. rm., kit. privil.
phone and util. furn. "a blk. transp.
IN West Hyatts. WA. 5000 after g.
WOULD LIKE young lady to share
furnished apt. LU. 4-4969 after
coSGENIAL GIRL to share se newly
dec. efic. apt; NV, close dntn';
reas. Call EX. 1851 after 5 pm.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, S.E.-Widow
VIII share lovely clean, warm, mod
girls; private bedroom; home priyi-
leges. AK. 6474 after z pm. a
1 OR 2 YOUNG BUSINESS WOMEN,
25-35, to. share new. very attrac-
AP, 1921 4
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1901 18th ST. N.w.-Nice light
housekeeping room for couple. S35
per mo. Bsmt rm. for one man,
S23 per mo-: refgr: and stove. =
1735 P ST. N.W.-Large Ink. room,
utilities furn.. $45. Also Ink. room,
1ass assiuR (. '1se' I. AVE. W. Nw.-Rm. vi with
per per wk: No, 74s5. aN "
10th g IRVING SITS. N.w-1 large
housekeeping room, 1st floor: $l3
Lee: Sfsk- aT4hAe' Gal1 H. ssiG saEE, nM. semi.
private bath; .lgt. hskpg.; share
refgr with / other; nr. Conn. ave.
uptown theater; S45. EN-. 1892
I'm fm hSS satase rf for NM MARRIED siSe eo9ne nSfe
1ast asaf EncI1D DaeI, D4S 81. ROi N.w.-one 2-rm
unit; small; furn. or pnfurn.; semi.
uvt. bath. Annly 1st focr. front. -
bdI2 LIZ GA AYE SIEs NWFgTn W. i Urn 1T T fo
iiv. rm. csIi oE; $500 It'll o pm
1867 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lge. .3rd fl
unfurn rm., small Kit; in hall. Pvt
sssa ssth ri. RI TsIy; PhyEAsaNT ARi 3S2s Sr. NV
front rm.; nicely furn;;, running
to phone and bath. DE. $3.50. Il
NEAR PORTER AND CONN.-Furn
or unfurn. rms; S35 to $50 mo
500 EAST CAPITOL sT.-one room
private refrigerator, stove and sink
LARGE FRONT. Ink; baby al
lowed; by week or month. Seer
1431 Clifton st. NV, Ho. $685.
CoLoRED-l7os N. J. AVE. NV
Nicely furn. front rm. Frigidairt
and hot plate to refined empl. cple
Ref req.; $48 per mo. Call aftel
5 pm.
N.W.-Rms.. light hskp.. unfurn.
semipvt. bath: sober adults. Se'
janitor. 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Observation-Disclosures brick; 4
bedrms, bath, liv. rm.. din. rm..
hall and kit; vacant; only S11. $50
Act quickly This is q bargain.

Observation-Disclosures brick; 4
hall and kit; vacant; only $11. $50
Act quickly, This is a bargain.
cGfvEfasp ffI dE 2302 PARkPirs. ri Pm otierlns.
An attractive, 4-bedroom. 1h-bath.
brick home, located just of Conn.
ave, featuring an attractive recep-
tion hall, living room with fireplace.
dining room. delightful den and mod
iandseaped a lot. st. an and ifs Brick R0fs garage. rage
Priced under 100000 with excep-
tional terms for quick sale Call OR.
004S till 8 pm, REALTY BROKERS.
INC. 5506 Conn: ave.
PARK-Brick home over
baths. Price. s22 $50. CAN Mrs.
CHEVY CHASE-S24. .0oo-This at
trac. .det. brick, in fine location. has
fully equipped kit, bedrm. and bath
bath; rec. rm.. maids rm. in base
ment; large rear screened porch;
2-car garage; property in excel.
iIRS fRa fes5 RoRsERDoRErR haDelRf e5H IL.
CHEVY nv e CHASE, % D. ca close-in To-
cation. a very wide corner lot, an
interesting and livable brick and
frame residence. A special feature
Is the brand-new kitchen and break
fast rm. Attractive living and dining
rms, 8 bedrms.. 2 baths. 3rd-h.
rm. and storage rm;, Gear built-in
garage. H;-w.h; with gas furnace,
by tall trees. Owner interest in
quick sale: Call Wo; 1900 un:' o
pm, EDW. H. JONES & Co. c.,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-spacious. older
home, in the conven. Summerset
area. Large recep. hall, liv. rm.
with firepl.. banquet-size din. rm..
kit, powder rm, porch, on 1st fl;
4 bedrms. (3 twin size). and 2 tile
baths on End A.; beaut. fin. 3rd f.:
with half bath; full bsmt:. oil
modernized and attractively dec;
an excel. value in q fine, estab.
neighborhood. well financed. For
appt., call Mrs. Edwards, OR. b033.
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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RMS. FURN.-MD g VA.

ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM. pvt.
bath; cony. to Lee hwy. in Airing
FOR GENTLEIAN Pleasant sgle
rm. with running water; in pvt.
home, Is min. to State Dept. or
Pentagon. ia. 2-0544. .
BEDRM.; kit. privileges; yard. child
accepted; $50. UN. 1887 after z
CHEvY CHASE. MD, charming. sun
ny, studio. rm., PVT. bath. sun deck.
phone; suit. for 2 friends or work
ings CPL; Ink. 8 blks; past Dis.
trtct line toward Bethesda. 4 houses
on Wis: ave. WI. 1887. B
COTTAGE CITY. MD, first f.. next
bath; conv. transp.. sgle. ST. dble.
NSaRs Ear CHEVY Nv S1fs CHASE crRcLE-Iarge hS
room, semiprivate bath; $40 week.
WI. 1886, OR. 1888. 80
1871 N. 18th ST., ARL.-Furn. room
for rent. next bath. gentleman. GIL.
N. ARLINGTON. lee. dble. rm.. next
to pvt. bath and shower, pvt. home,
gentleman, cow. transp. GIL. 35O5.
ALExANDRIA-conv. Pentagon. At
trac. rm., pvt. bath, desirable loca-
ton; excel. bus service. TIE. 1892.
sIs 5th sT.-Nice, large double room,
conv. to transp. and Navy Yard
$3.50 week. AT. 1859. 80
TAK0MA PARK, mr.. Montgomery .Jr.
College - Twin-bed rm.; walk-in
closet; next to bath. SH. 3579. Il
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900 will handle thi.
spic-and-span 2-bedrm. apartment
in practically new fireproof bldg
Priced at S11.650 for quick sale
r E. MALCOLM. Realtor. OW. 1924
NAYLoR GARDENS. 30th and NayloI
rd. s.e.--Just listed-one nicely To-
Gated 1-bedrm apt. immed posses
ss siea aso will redesoTate ssn Total r rries &C.
End floor, wonderful view DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI 1000; evenings
OR. 5761 or TW. l191
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

coLoREDmFAiRMOsI cRMo,sts ST; sI. NM t,s at
beautifully furn.; HO. 1897. i
COLORED-3534 10th ST. NV
Brand-new furn.. 2-room kitchen
dinette and bath apts.; util incl.
$3.50 mo. See janitor on premises.
LISS REALTY CO., RE. 1864. Il
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GILBERT

2460 18th St. n.w.---Sgle. and dble,
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881
COLORED-NEATLY FURN., COM
Portable lge. front rm.. twin-beds.
refined home: conv. transp. Ia.
CoIORED-DoUBLE AND SINGLE
rms. for quiet working people; conv.
transp:; privileges; RA. 6S95. 3 ,
bath. Employed couple: 1865 South
Carolina ave Sc. Call Ii. 3-99244
coEoREbMNrcE s5feb i bm RIM. next to 0s0 Sath,
for empl. couple or men. 2o36 lst.
COLoRED-537 KENYON ST. NV;
z neatly fTrni rooms; kitchen priv
coIoRE6MlARGE i1ssef SaH re Ssas eontortable rm
conv. to transp;: to, refined man or
woman. Cell after 6 pm. Ho. $3.50.
coLoRED-1o41 QUEBEC PL. NV.
eouDie Suoe itGn' % room sirls; n eHse GoSernmant s
CosORED@DoWNTowN. DHao1FSi 9TH tND P
ST. in large bldg. newly renovated !;
Tensttian estda blinds Ia etc 81. sincFS ars
CoLoRED@s55 IRVING ST. NV
couple. ia. 1929 after pm. 3o'
RH;Sy H;Sy.; sSpa Spa Il, Reliable man Pso PHONE
coIoREDb-Two FURNISHED rooms.
CoIokEbgs2l0 sa0 sT-pOuble room.
privileges. NO. 7113 after 3. "A
COLORED-RMS., / dble., / sgle..
attr furn, home privil., conv.
transp.. GE. sss9 after 8 pm.
CoIoRED-RM. for empl. man, next
TO bath, unlim. phone. AID. o367.
1889 4th st. NV. .
COLORED-1731 EUCLID ST. NV
Single, front. quiet employed per-
COLORED - NICELY FURN. front
room. twin beds, two employed girls,
home privileges. co. 5199. p
COLORED-1431 QUE ST. NV
Lge. front rm. nicely furn. for re-
fined empl. cple.. kit. privileges.
Call before ! or after 8. 3
COL0RED-SINGLE and double
rooms, can be rented together. Re-
fined people. Privileges. NO. 1880.
CoLORED - Beautifully furnished
room next to bath, phone, near
transp.; clean home. HU. 60T1.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

3 CONNECTING ROOMS end bath,
fer ofice or living quarters; women
only. RE. 4s70 between 8 and Il
COIORED-NEAR 18th AND CO.
LUMBTA RD.-Sgle. rn. for empl.
elderly lady; must have ref; Sis
Der mo. RE. 1888. II
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

MANOR PARK tnesr Whittier Sch; =, -,
heais 2sag aaisF a sanE Rn small
under $50. Wo. 91s1 after 6. .
SINGLE WOMAN desires furn. or un-
tsre eon aBt t. ssh sssf Ssz nssFm sss w. Boz
EFFICIENCY APT. unfurn.. with
shower. wanted: or will buy ffurn'
WIDoW and 2 school children need
2-bedrH. Unfurn, apt; can pay
MI Rainier and silver Spring. Cali
wANTEDMsub-let "a TIiSgls furn. a-bedroom
apt; or hoIse' onss. n;w. about Jan; I to
2 OR 3-ROoM unfurnished apart
ment: NV. section, close to good
references furnished. MI. 1477 after
Harvard. ph.D.. now in Govt.
wants /, Q or 8 room apt. with
kitchen, furn. or unfurn: will deco
rate or repair II necessary. George
town or NV. Box 3S2-G, Star.
PROFESSIONAL MAN and wife wish
l or bedroom unfurn: apt; privacy
PERMANENT L. OF c. EMPLoYE de-
sires / bedrm. or large efflc. apt. ir
NV. apt. bldg. only. VIII consider
buying some furniture. CHI. 031s. g.
FAMILY OF THREE desire conv. in
town tow pnfurn n nss6 apt. Pref. NV; max g.
WANTED By BUSINESS LADY-one.
bedroom unfurnished apartment
NV. preferred. Box 1886. Star.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

2 OR 8 GIRLS to share new det. brick
house in Sc. section; separate bed
rm. with closet TW. 1905. -
WILL SHARE lovely home with one
or two persons. ia. 0S23. e23 Dela-
NICELY FURNISHED, newly Geco-
rated home. to pvtly. share with
couple. Phone CH. O39S. =
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEr-ss.-s W

LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds,
next to bath; for couple: home
privileges. AK. 1904. 1852 F st. Sc
coLoREDA5o5 B ST. Sc. Apt.
2o3-Room; settled man; home
privileges. AK. 731s. 3'
VIC. BOILING FIELD-Double rm..
1st f. fr.; rent as sgle.; semipvt.
bath; home privil. LU. 4-1S66.
1917 30th ST. Sc, of Pa. ave
Lovely rm., pvt. bath, S11 wk.; or 2
rms. with pvt. bath, suit. for 2
gentlemen, IS wk. ca. VI. 1910. -6
GENTLEMAN ONLY-Front bedroom,
$50 month. Call VI: 1915. 80
EXCELLENT ROOMS, single and dou-
Bile; warm; next to baths; coffee
privileges; Frigidaire. Call AT. 1888
or EN- 1888. l.
CLEAN FRONT ROOM. double bed. 50
wk.; single room, 81 wk.; no drink
ing. FIR. 3349. 80
EAST CAPITOL STREET
Near United States Capitol, very
nice lge. rooms. Sgle. SS per wk.;
dble. $40 per wk Ii. 3-0129; ewes
and Sun, Ii. 3-27s1.
COLORED-I RIM. and kitchenette
for cple.; Sc. section. Ii. 3-4021;
CoLoRED-NEWLY furn. sgle. rm
for empl. person; Sc. section, Ii
3-15S5. i
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAN ACCOMMODATES 2 empl. adults,
in attrac.. pvt, home. The meals
are really good. Phone HU. 1868.
ROOM for employed mother and
child, day care for child; near
Sfnoot; Hn Gsfs home privileges; reasonable.
VACANCY for working mother, and
14O9 10th ST. N.W.-Pleas. rms, good
$780, fSoq; congegial Ts aa1o group; Tv; dble. or
Ice: DOUBLE, with running water,
one with board. Cali CO. osso. 2o0il
BOARDING q OR eiSi DAY CARE for infant
y na,n private licensed home. Call FA.
1aSes 18th ST. N.w.-An exception a
for girls available: MI. 5774. %
double room Il with pvt. 1 bathS: alc
vacancies for, young men and young
tanne women excellent board: walking dis
lnr Dupont Circle. tE pouble tssh ST rooms. nw
meals. 7 days per week; daiIy
maid service; phone in ali rms; iaree
liV. rm.' social activities. 'Ho. 6767.
36I1 14th ST. N.W.-warm room to
self; delicious meals, including sun
Gays; pvt. Protestant home; for en-
p!oyed. dependable. refined woman.
| TU. 1886. 20
iloi 18th Nw.-Newly dec. sin single
and double; business people, stu
oents; excellent food. switchboard.
l704 QUE ST. N.w.-clean rm
home cooked meals; good transp'
,IEH IpEHarking fac. NO. 4095.
| WENDELL TERRACE = Large. COM
nnortapie. warm rms. sgl.. dbl. triple;
nv; nv rm;' m GOOD food; excel. trans; S4S
MI. 9435 49, H."
HYATTSvILLE-Room and board for
| or 2 people, / block from carline;
low rates. Call AP. 604S. 80
hM. AND BOARD for children. Seat
PIeasant. Md. 10. 9-a723. 80
1855 PER MONTH"
| 1IS6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine foodi
Men or women. Shar 1pe rodoc r,,s
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WEST ,EY Ar

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re.
dec. bldg, Running water in ever,
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer,
selected menu; S4S to SIS, 80. I42f
21St st. NV. Hi 3604
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double. and single rooms. some w,tt
private bath; American plan; excel.
lent meals, home atmosphere; 24-fr
Switchboard and elevator service
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HILLCREST, 2129 32nd st. s.e.-Det
brick, u rms, 21a baths. reer.- rm.,
garage; nicely furn. rent. S165.
~ 10th st. s.e,-5 rms, bath, gas
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"S55 PER MONTH

15S6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Men or women, share lge. redec. rms.
GID wk;. S5h mo. up; soc, priv
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE, DE. 1886
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1858 PRIMROSE RD. N.W.-De-
tached brick, 8 bedrooms, baths,
finished attic, built-in garage; fenced
rear yard; conv. transp. Available
MAURicT iiHsnss ffiIrzoERALD. MA. 8sse
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APTS. UkEURN. tcont.)
NEW APTS.. NV.

NEW AFIO., INV.
67l3 14th st. n.w.-3rd section now
nearing completion. Open for in
Spection Sat and Sun. For in
formation call ALDON PROPER
TIES PF T363 a
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THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE; liv. rm.,
din. rm. kit. and bath; lge. yard
and garden. 2-car garage; on Will
son blvd. near z Corners; S110 per
month ANailahle immpEiatPlY
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CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 empl. adults,
in attrac., pvt. home. The meals
are really good. Phone HU. 1863
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LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
SPECIALITY SHOP

TOURIST HOME, 700 T NV for
sale; rent reas: Zoo. Restaurant
for sale Ma. 4R39. -
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DEL1CATESsEN AND RESTAURANT
Doing GOOD bus. northwest Baltl-
more; beer and wine license. good
living quarters, well established.
EISENBERG, Plaza o044; Mohawk
9. Md 40
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CONTINUED on Next Passl
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RADIANT VALLEY

1t11O1IAIN V1AI11I
dodern 2-bedrm. brick bungalow,
gas radiant heat; conv. shoppini
and transp.. walking distance to
elementary school; S135 per mo.
Call rental dept, FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC, 1928 K st. NV.
MA 50O5 40
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Mrs. (. N. Pagan Dies;
Lived Here for so Years

Mrs. Ethel M. Fagan, 10, a
Washington resident for the last
half-century, died here Sunday
She lived at 20 Rock Creek Church
road NV.
Born in Chicago, she was edu-
Gated in Philadelphia. Her hus-
band, Michael j. Pagan, a plate
printer at the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing, died 26 years
ago.
Mrs. Fagan was a member of
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church, &c
Grant Circle.
Surviving are a son, Arthur ],
Pagan, 40 Monticello road, Alex
andria; five daughters, Mrs. Law
renee A. Kennedy, Mrs. Helen l.
Schleith and Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Hines, all of the Rock Greek
Church road address, and Mrs
B. Earl Wenger, 1916 Seventeenth
street NE, and Mrs. Raymond
M. Nelson, 5426 Fourth street
NV, and three grandchildren
Two brothers and two sisters also
survive. A son, Edward Pagan,
died in 1912.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow in st. Gabrieps
Church. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.