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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
Court Orders Del. u.
To Admit Negro
Undergrods

WILMINGTON, DEL (ATLAS)
Victory in the first suit filed by
the NAACP for admission of Negro
students to a white" undergo adj
uate Institution of higher learning
was hailed this week as prepare ion
was made for the admission of
Negro undergraduate to the Uni
versity of Delaware.
In thirty-page opinion handed
down on August 9, by Vice Chan
cellor Collins J. Seitz of the Court
of Chancery the court upheld the
NAACP contention that the facil-
tiles offered at Delaware State
College, Negro Institution, ARE
grossly inferior" to those of the
University of Delaware. The court
ruled that Negro students who are
citizens of Delaware must be adj
mitted to the University of the
same basis as white students
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17

Everybody appreciates a public
official who does more than the
job requires Such an official is
our Prosecuting Attorney, Charles
o. (Chuck). Carroll.
Almost two years ago Carroll
closed his law offices and took over
the duties of the King County
Presenting Attorney because Re
felt that there was exceptionally
important work to be handled in
that office and he sincerely desired
to be of service. Five years in the
Judge Advocate General Division
of the Army had brought him wide
experience in dealing with youth
full offenders. He wanted to apply
some of this experience to prob
lens of civilian offenders where
he felt it would go far to elm
mate some of the trouble spots in
King County. He had theory
that a lot of the crime could be
avoided if a conscientious official
spent time on these difficult sit
uations, and he wanted to test
that theory. Critical observers over
the two-year period agree that
he has accomplished his detectives.
Few people reealize the great
number and variety of problems
which reach the office of the Pros
ecuting Attorney. In the past some
prosecutors have sought spectac-
ular trials and big headlines, and
drama in the courtrooms. That
is not the way with Chuck" Car
roll His efforts are spent to make
our criminal law operate toward
crime prevention. He las devoted
special attention to correcting
methods in dealing with younger
criminals and first offenders, to
encouraging their rehabilitation
and restoring them, as soon as is
possible, to useful places in society
More than any other public Of
fetal. the prosecutor is the con-
stant target of pressure groups,
individual interests and often of
what may be termed mass hysteria-
The last two years have been no
exception. Yet Carroll has never
been influenced to hasty decisions,
and has followed the considered
judgment of his own office in each
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
No More Blues
On Beul Street

CHICOGD- Memphis celebrated
Beal Street. 1.-The street where the
blues began" once known as the
murder capital of the world and
Saturday night Heaven, subject
of many legends and songs, las
slackened its pace considerably.
IT is a sedate, business-like
thoroughfare. says EBONY. Negro
picture magazine. in a five page
feature article on The New Beal
Street" in its current issue
"Beal Street is but a ghost of
the boisterous, clustering thoro-
fare of yesterday" means Ebony
"Its sweet men and easy riders
are gone; its gambling dens and
night spots are shut down A new
Beal street is arising as a
symbol of the new enter
prising, forward looking Southern
Negro of today. Small and large
Negro enterprises are springing
up, ranging from a Negro chop
suey restaurant to the S250,000
Tri-State bank, one of the biggest
banks in tie South. and lending
money to many Negro business
men for wholesale grocery and
butcher businesses. New Beal
streeters have high aspirations,
look forward to the day when
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17

I have been member of organ
zed labor 25 years and have had
to fight some bitter battles for
conditions on the job. Am MEM
Der of Carpenters Local 1889, but
served my apprenticeship in local
242. have four brothers in labor
as follows: Carpenter, brick layer,
asbectos worker and hod carrier,
and two other brothers are school
teachers.
For five years I served in the
Dept. of Labor & Industries in
charge of construction department
where I was able to change the
carpenter classification from $780,
600 in the red to 100000 black,
and this was done during de-
precision by good management and
will to fight for the people of
Washington.
served my country in World
War and 1 will fight against
communism and one-world govern
ment and will still be a liberal
candidate. Have been an active
democrat since 1928 and served
on the Democratic platform COM
mittee this year. If nominated
and elected will fight for social
justice for all the people and up
hold the democratic platform
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
Clean Cosieemaker

Glass coffeemake-s can be kept
sanitary and wholesome by frequent
cleanings with baking soda solu-
ton. using one teaspoon Of soda to
quart Of water. Put the solution
into the eoffeemaker as in making
coffee. bring to a boil. then rinse
Witb clear warm water.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
Thomas A. Murphy

Thomas A. Murphy. a labor
candidate who has seen the bot
tom of the labor picture-My first
job was blowing corn II hours a
day behind a walking cultivator
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
U.s. Wood Consumntion

The wood used in the United
States each year would be enough
to build a walk 20 feet wide. two
feet thick. and nearly 100000 miles
long.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-17
international
Improvement
Association

nOoVGhUIhOkA
Traditional japanese and Fill
pino dances, Chinese opera, ballet
and tap dances, torch and spirit
ual singers are combined into
colorful and varied stage program
which will be presented on August
IT. Is and 10 as a part of the
South Business districts first In
ternational Carnival held in con-
junction with the Seattle Seafair.
In addition to the free stage
show at Eighth avenue and King
street, which will feature such
performers as May Tsutsumoto,
classical Japanese dancer, Lor-
raine and Ronnie, tap duo, and
Sonny Lee, vaudeville comedian,
there will be a fashion revue each
evening showing both period and
modern costumes of China. Japan,
and the Philippines together with
comparable American costumes of
the same period. Models from the
Dorothy Farrir School of Charm
will assist in the program.
Well known Chinese, Negro,
Japanese and Filipino artists and
sculptors will exhibit their work
at a is man showing during the
three days. Exhibitors include
Andrew Chinn, Fay Chong, Frank
Tmita, George Tsutakawa, Howard
Eng, j. E. Griffin, Joe Mayumul,
]. Matsudaira, ]. Washington, Jr.,
K. Nomura, K. Tokita, Milton
Simon, N. A. Pascual, Paul Hori-
uchi, and S. Miyazaki
Japanese flower arrangements
by Mesdames T. Fujikado, K. Otani
and G. Shoji, and S. Unno and
their students will be on display
from 8 till IL p. m. each evening
Mrs. Priscilla Yokata Unno will
demonstrate and explain this art
from 9 to 10 p. m. each of these
days.
An authentic bon odori, tradi-
tional Japanese folk dance, which
originally concentrated the ex-
PLOTS of an ancient Buddhist priest
in rescuing his mother from Hades
will be presented on Saturday
evening beginning at 8 o'clock.
The complete program for the
three days:
Special Evets
THURS P NJ. international
procession. Floats, bands, march,
ing units. Will start at 18th
Ave. and Yesler and will be on
Yesler, 14th Ave-, jackson, 9Th
Ave-, Main St. 9TH Ave, and
| King Street.
THURS.-s and 11:30 p. NJ
Special showing of Victory
Joe" with all Filipino caste.
FRI. 3 and 11:30 p. m--Special
Atlas Theatre Alp Maynard.
FRI. = 8 and 1870 p. Special
showing of Peach Blossom
Maid" with all Chinese cast.
Atlas Theatre.
SAT. = 8 to II p. m.-Bon Odori
9Th Ave. So. and Main st.
Thursday Friday, Saturday
8 to 9 p. m. and 10 to IL p. m.
International Stage Revue-out-
door stage, 8th Ave. and King
st.
8 to IL p. m. Exhibition of JAP
anese Flower Arrangement
Japanese Presbyterian Church,
9th Ave. and Demon
stration, 8 to 10 p. m.
" IL u. III. iAte4ildLiOlldl al
Exhibition-406 7th Ave. So
Saturday hours, 2 to II p. m.
8 to 10 p. H. international
Fashions-Chong Wa Hall, 9TH
| Ave. and Weller. Featuring
Chinese costumes Thursday
Japanese, Friday; Filipino Sat
urday.
2 to II p. m. -Amusements- 18th
Ave. from King to Weller.
Merry go-round ferris wheel and
other rides, refreshments, curios,
and souvenirs.
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AVIATION
BOATS

FOR SALE-Taylorcraft L-2, S40O
excellent condition. Call OR. 300S
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp

TAKOMA PARK-2nd-f. apt, in new
bldg; / bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath, laund. facils.. refgr.,
stove, utilS. included; Ss5 mo. 6sO4
Redtop I'd, Apt D, ST.: 1850, days:
sH. 5101, ewes. and Sunday. -2s
RoCKyiLLE-2 rms, utilities in
te trsnee. Iea: Rockville pie' 4aad Sash PVT. as en-
sLlGo PARK AREA, Silver Spring,
Md.-l-bedrm. apt, $3.50: 2-bed-
I'm. apt. S93, 80. Both avail. i'm
medlateiy. Taea Utilities incl. May be
esii eshr Di Apt s5el 81 RsEoEE SsS9zlsE
observation-disclosures for eat enter.
tanning; 50-ft; living rm., 3O-ft.
optional; 2spIa'es s25o ss57 PANS St sa5ase W
HU, $500. Inspection, ; ; to s pm pm.
1 BEDROOM. dinette, liv. rm.. kit :;
and Rhodes st. Arlington: ST. 20
incl. util., no children; avail. March
10. Call GLebe 6S77. -27
CORAL HILLS-Large 2-bedrm. gar
rd and 'S al utilities he a'qaes bf SHOP s cener TSts
snd ssnddo exp. bus. Res. mgi.. 10 s.
COW. NV. LOCATION I'm ms,
kit, semi-pvt.x bath, lge. porch;
empi' cpl. pref; reas. RA. 1854.
5 RMS. and bath, end f., 2 ent.,
storage; on carline. nr. buses,
stores; adults. DU. 71O7. -26
ANACOSTIA--3 bright Ink. rooms,
apt. bldg. $40 mo. inc. utils. AK
s1o 4o47 istb a,teE sr 8 pr En-. urtDrr . nts
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and pvt. bath
each: Hardwood frs, utils; and
quired. WILLOUGHBy REAL ES-
TAE CO, 500 Mass. ave. ne.
26lS X ST. N.W-Beautifully dec. l.
bedrm. apt. with f1repl.; immediate
occupancy; adults only; see janitor
1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV,
mr.. George Washington Hospital; !
rm., kit, semipvt bath; utils. furn
$50; adults only. Inspect bet 70
pm. MI S24O. 81
5000 CARLTON TERRACE bed
rms, lge. liv. rm. with frepl., all
util.; 4 blks. from Md. u: $3.50 per
mo: Call WA. 5000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS g. CO. -24
2. NEWLY REMoDELED, l bedrm.,
avail in old Colonial home: deco
rated with authentic williamsburg
colors. random width floors, "a pane
windows, full-size sink. stove and
refgr. in kit. -LOG-BURNING FIRE
PLACE IN LIVING ROOM. Apply
G05 Prince St, Alex, Va.
ARL.-TWo l-bedrm. apts. for rent
Gil. 5273, CHI. .550s. -25
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ROOMS FURk.-N.W. (cont. J

FURNISHED ROOM with crib for
baby; share kitchen. Tu. lt44s
NEAR NAVAL HOSP. and Medical
for young man. AID. lois between
4 and $50 pm. weekdays. -26
GLOVER PARK;-Nicely furn., sunny
Tst. ym; some SoIe bed; Or mr.; 5,4 BUS stop; Pri-
BoLivIAS I'' CLUB. 1888 81 18th NV n.V-
Refined business women; clean, beau
tifully furn. rms, modern bath
$500 MILITARY RID. N.w.-sinele
room FOR lady; 50 week; block and
half ooff Conn. ave-; unlim. phone
asii 1911 iath ST, N.w.-Lse. front
ooem o0e o PVT pvt bat bath telephone s@ao IDEAL
1G% az u MoSrAGUE on siGi Ns sT.@pb. sy1b @G rm..
plate. Gentle home. RA. saIi-3s
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE-S45 for ,.
Twin beds. bright, warm. large
closet. 1s45 Lamont st. NV. DU.
1888 IRVING ST, single, co2ily
furn::, next bath. c.h.-w. Coffee
PRIVILEGES; $3.50 mo- -25
1927 ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-Nice lge.
rm: in pvt. residence; unlim. phone.
S35 mo. DU. Ola. -26
500 ALLISON sT.-Lge rm., twin
bCNo' oslo. pcOlin. DUH DTlEnL ana
eesR siesR. Good neishborhood. RA.
THE JAMES, 1'7a1 p st. n.w.Etge.
conf. rms, twin beds. laund., cook
Hrs inS pTiylls;; dble; S22-$25; IS
water; $3.50 wk.; good transp.
15$S I ST. N.w.-warm, front ssle
rooms. adjoin. bath; $3.50 wk1y.;
OPP. Xxi RENNEpY.wARREN sSfn1Ss: - corner
room; also very large room; breakf.
7o5 TAYLOR ST. NV nice nce' rms ms"
shower bath. pvt; home; close trans;
Nd and SIS. RA. 1884. -25
bEDRM; AND KIT, furn., or unfurn.,
szesmn4loath; zsn4ath empl- married cple. RA.
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM, private
bath, for 2 gentlemen; private home;
$50 month. OR. 6150 after 6 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, a633 Jenifer Nv
porch, pvt. entrance, unlim' phone,
auto, washer; ss5. EN-. 37a4.D D1 Ms6
2Il' ST. NV or 3 adults,
s; SnIlo ca lse, corner studio rm.,
SINK grill refer, TV. EX. 0653.
14I9 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nv
Comfy. quarters for men. See them
for yourself. Showers. study room,
downtown location; S25 mo. ca.
57I1 COLORADO AvE.-Attrac Twin
and sgle, bedrm. next to bath
shower ldry., phone prvl. ia. 5799.
RITZ HOTEL, eao F st nw,-sele
rms. Sl4 wk.: dDle rms, SIS wk
dEWn59wn, dissric3 aoG,n1 center bus and SHOPPING
,EW HMfsHIsE MffSIns1s ao6sE. 1851 sefy1fs l7i5 New
rated double and TRIBE rooms: daily
misio'ss5Vice ice. No saSs sRd switchboard serv.
FOR 9 YOUNG WOMEN, pleasant
ise; front rm. with pvt. bath, twin
beds; unlim. hot water and phone.
GOOD laundry facilities. EN-. .339.
1910 ST. N.w.-"The Churchill,
maid service, $3.50 wk. Also dbl.
3107 18th N.W.-singie room for
man; bright, warm, comfortable,
AL AL Sath "a with shower; private home.
1865 EUCLID sT.-For lady, single
Em: adj; bath; conven. transp., laun-
dry privils.; $50 mo. CO. 1857.
CHEVY CHASE, a6aa Jenifer NV nv
bath, pvt. entrance, unlin. phone
auto. washer; $50 EN-. 1924. -o6
NEW FURN. ROOMS, downtown, 11th
and F st. NV, modern daily maid
service, close to all transp., low
monthly rates, $50 mo. ea., dbles.,
Irlples, sgles. 523 l1th st. NV.
re. 81 ewes. ST. 1868. "a
1881 QUE ST. NV. Downtown
Clean comfortable Sgle. and dble
rms. with running water; $50
DOUBLE. 2 single, on express bus
line. RA. 6755.
1874 18th ST. N.W.-CheerfuI clean
single and double rms, from So wk.
UP.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

and White eSf 5ali RyIand SIpDeeS; dr., sage Bee
tkesda. Md. q blk. beyond Wyn-
gate on Old Georgetown rd) 20
pets. Rockville 4493. ~
COLLIE PUPS. handsome, females,
farm raised, husky, ped. Axe reg,
/ wks. Call Vienna 356-W-1l.
GIVE AWAY to good home in counA
try or with fenced yard, / O puppies,
b wks. old. mother police and collie
mixture; good childrens pet. GE.
TOY FOX TERRIERS, spitzs. cock
ers;, reasonable. Also Pomeranians,
Pekingese. Puppies. Stud service.
Pets and small doss boarded. Miss
Hunt, RosEDERE KENNELS, FA.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. pure
bred; 4 left; : Wks.; must go today;
protective. fine with children; males,
SIS; females. SO. SH. 7645.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
rregistered reasonable. Call after
GREAT PYRENEEs, pure white male,
the perfect pet. WA. $3.50.
COOKERS. S mos. Axe, champion
blood lines. Real bargains. GE.
IRISH SETTER pUPPIEs-Leadins
bench and field strains; litter reg.
Axe and FDSB; l male. females;
:, mos. old. Elmwood s94. -26
COCKER SPANIELS, black. black
and white ctan tan pedisreed' s25 os end
CocKERsss,' RS Black, Black s wks.: champion
ship stock, Axe req; wormed. Call
IMPORTED R11n CHAMPIONSHIP French
poodle, has bl. female puppies 3
mos. small stand. Appt.. DE. 3059.
COCKER PUPPIES, females, 5 months,
black and black and white, Axe
registered, inoculated oW. 90"3.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, wks..
blacks. See THE cARoLINA Doc
MAN. 1903 S. Springwood dr., Sill
yer Spring. Phone 81. 5623. 20
DOG for sale, toy police puppy. ,
mos, old, housebroken. Call Wo
DOBERMAN PINsCHERs. male and
female. & mos. old, reg, BACKGROUND
show dogs, travel: must sacrifice;
good home necessary. MR.. COMP
TON. Burlington Hotel, bet. 7 and
siBERIAN HUsKIES. Axe reg, beau
tiful and gentle; some with blue
eyes. Phone OR. 1897.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
I4OI W SoOu liUlitS. tHOlt SllSO
51S3 weekdays o., Sat. 9-lo. no
Sun. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ANIMAL SHELTER
PUPPIES, mixed breed. father black
Spitz, 5 wks., sturdy. playful; So
$40; information TO. SAT-.
GREAT DANES-AN ages, males and
females FawnS and brindles. All
Axe registered. Some show pros
poets. They are beauties. Priced
from 500 UP. ELPAW KENNELS.
Alex. Va, Duke st. ext, 3 miles out.
FRENCH f'V POODLE PUPPIES. black,
standard, Axe, wormed; have ,
permanent shots; $50 and $50.
LO. 5-S4l1.
MIXED COLLIE and setter, black
and white, fine young male, house
broken. friendly, watch dog. 81.
Evening star., 1950-02-24
FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMoyAI-All phases of tree
mates mate fHE GoEuMBH snHazed TREE hEse sERV sst
rHakf f0 sHxbr Ma sSs2 sH sh1ss and
specialize in sodding For free es-
timstes, call LYONS NURSERY.
Sio2 Assr road. Hyat.syille. Md
HARDY WfEsld taso HS h2Nn hzsnEa ssse
nolia trees, SOC ca. open all day
sat Sat- Sun 251o 18th st: ne,
P:F per j ba 4u Ds s. t9s.o 9ss TO- W. VIZ 1879
TREE REMOVAL. also lots and acre
age cleared; latest power tools, fully
no Gay df1{ H. os4 phOTS asht TEE aH
sssS aIss' CHICKS, Kasco feeds, .urp.s BUR-
EEfb ffsef sfoRE sfe m0"ses commeree raRMsRs Isns
sUEfDozER. hour or. contract;
srniyssST.ays' srnsS. lawns parking lots s4 Ii.
GARDEN TRACTOR. ? hip, brand
~ PS' a;ssi Stsh sSi'ivsiof; sHss: fsil
SEE The 1', international Cub tractor
and equipment Now availabLs; Ideal
Tor TO 4u acres MALONE1 ..
INC. sl26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
NEW EQUIPMENT now available
International super A. C g. H trac-
tor and eauipment, corn pickers.
stalk cutters, hammer and burr
mills. corn shelters. disk harrows.
soil pulverizers. manure spreaders
grass seeders,. heavy duty disks to
cut corn stalks, wagons. saws for
all make tractors. New idea corn
pickers. manure spreaders. wagons.
snow plows. bulldozers and hydro
Scoops for al make tractors
GAk1EN SlISei s'r.nks .TnksAcrons-planes Jr.
2k-3 and horsepower and equip
MALONEYS INC. S126 Ga. ave-.
Silver Spring. Md. SH $3.50.
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service
MALoNEY's. INC. 1926 GEORGIA
CHAIN-LINK FENCE, double galvan-
ized, 42-in. high, S1.23 per. #. in
stalled. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Spring, SH. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 1h-hp.. never
unSrased, with cultiVator; slo6.
TOP SOIL-very good rich top soil
for lawns and green houses; very
reasonable. Call HI. 1898.
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FOR SALE Cont
TEL ,EVTSION

New 1850 models; Can JU; 1890 ;os9 90
ADVERTISED brands. Open till g
WoGoDMhoogR gnGs'h s;5,sL APPLIANCE; ss; 1o55os
TELEvIsION SETS Hp TO 4o1s on;
samples and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy. terms.
PiSssE PRfs sEs' until sssa. SeSA. AZ: sS
TIRES. used. ever 200 to select from.
NC 63s n St. NV MI 24oo
1915 s. .S'n mos .ssS spsT;; assa Sc sFacE sssi;
Sun. till pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO, 3619 Ga. ave. NV RA. $3.50
TUXEDO AND VEST, size 3s; SIS;
good condition SH. 9125. is
used several days, S75. AID. 1888.
TYPEWRITERS, up to $40 trade in
allowance on purchase Of any new
portable; new machines. S65 and
up Shop US first, CENTRAL TYPE
TYPEWRiTERs. new and rebuilt
one-year guarantee; terms Our 40th
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
Sat. Ii 3-0Os2.
VACUUM CLEANER SALE-You may
never again be able to buy such a
fine cleaner at such low price.
Imagine. grand new window display
model n,S9 Premier. cost S67.75' now
$3.50. 3Sla Lee hwy, CH. 4914.
WAR sURPLUS--wareho full of
tools. motors. tsrpaulins, rope,
sh1yels, NHR s l;oS9 q Other items en- asH GIcH
WAREHOUSES;, steel and aluminium;
Up. Up IN MALoNEY's BufLDING CO. CO.
sl26 Gs. ave. Sil. spg;, SH. 1880.
TAsHGhs KeRmofe s6
~ auto: $50 so: others DISTRICT
ELEcTRdSS Ell dcTT66SS CO., 5o23 Wis. ave nv
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix: se5
81. 81 best esso offer; moving must sell.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy Spin
Dryer; : yrs, old; excellent cond.;
WASHING MACHINE-Generai Elec-
trio; good eOnd,; s35, 1864 C St SKI ne
WASHING MACHINE. Westinghouse
x:sa;s s:sf SIss f. 5s5S5a f55ssHsS 5Ssl
slashed. Easy terms Open ewes.
till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
1a1 Nichols ave. Sc LU 4-7000
wATER HEATERS, 30 gal. automatic
EQUIPMENT CO.. RE. 1924
WATER HEATERS. used sale, 20
30-gal: from S15: guar. JOHN
G. WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st NV.
YOU CAN SAVE up to 5000 on
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee. also student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms LU-
04I4 i '''"o " '' IVA
MARINE CORPS OFFICERS uni
forms, size 30. summer, winter and
Evening star., 1950-02-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
AVE, off Conn., or

CATHEDRAL AVE, off Conn.--I or 2
rms, kit. and porch; suitable or
3 employed ladies'. HO. 9629. -2S
Mr.. NAVY YARD, .710 Va, ave. Sc
clean enia slas.; Sk6 IS suitable ABLE sober SGT, smpl.
BAecHELoR. Aeii one-room apt. private
bath and entrance; use Of swimming
aDd @ hot m pate avaase ffi TeepboDe
after II am; Woodley 3341 or cali
in person: $3.50 Williamsburg lane
NV, off Porter st. "a
1116 PARK PL. NE. - Liv. -bedrm.
so6a7. somS XII stiss and .an semipvt bath. Ii.
LOVELY Arm. AND BATH APT.
With porch in apt. bldg; apt avail.
Mar. 1; very reas. rent. 81. 5l07.
1 .IssI; RM;, j.. kit, nso semipyt; o bath; child
FR. 35e5 after $50 PM PM @es s-
TWO ROOMS-Living room, bed
room and kitchen, .semiprivate bath.
Call FIR: 2513 for information. -26
NAV IN pHt MARCH saRs III ITuly Fl sdIm durn apt
COM. AND nA, KA,LoRAMA9 RAJ s9iS1 RD1.-Mod- Nc
ern. new, air-cond. studio apt. for !
man, in apt. bldg: new Kitchen, din
cite, peach tile bath; $50. 2014 Kal.
' "' O"h oatuiuds' o-I@ d. III.
OLE LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-Furn,
bsmt. apt. bedrms., dinette, kit,
bath, all util incl; adults only. See
7s5 s'fS NEW JERSEY Eins AVE. hettS% SW 0e5ae r
kit. and bath. recently fuin. Immed.
occupancy. See tanitor on premises.
2-RM.. KIT, AND EATH APT.@No
pets p w Or wo shiIdren' hdE1 ao16 Porter st.
Mr.. BoWIiNG 'FiELD-Attrac. furn.
apt: liv. rm., bedrm, bath. kit
dinette area. 500 mo. 10. 2-asS9.
TO sUB-LET-P Pleasant 1-bedpm.
1871. after 6 pm. weekdays; after
2Ie0 18th ST. N.W.E1-rm. apt,
End FIR: front, $45 mo. Also 2-rm.
apt, $50 mo. Both have gas stove
NEW, attractively furn. arm. pvt.
infant. MR.. EcKLoFF, NE. o4oS. n
VT. AVE-, 1919, lge. bsmt., 2 rms,
pvt. bath, elec. plates, refsr. empl.
adults, SIT wkly.; refs. Ex. 6746.
6O7 4th NV. (Apt. e,-Furn. apt,
8 rooms. Rent reasonable. cony; to
PRIVATE fSya:Tsn ENTRANCE. 1iy. So rm..
Deorm., patn, new equip. Kit, util.,
bsmt.; s69;5o. 1s45 Lamont st.
MT. Pleasant. "a blk. from car
terminal; entire 2nd A., arm. and
pvt. bath apt: Suitable men. Full
rHE XII; KElw1N lEly klleNaFSe SS5s ,s pl; NV rms
kit. din, bath; accom-. 3 or A;
500 mo-; girls only
1918 WEBSTER ST. NV, ! lse. rm.;
bach. apt. Elec. hot-plate, refgr.,,
maid service. $50 mo. TU. 2351.
. bright rms, entire floor, kit,
pvt. bath. in quiet home; adults.
90
Evening star., 1950-02-24
OWNERS LOSS. YOUR GAIN-selIer

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
home at 4542 43rd pI. NV, near
Albermarle st. rms. and bath,
oil heat, hardwood floors, large lot,
Only 81 1850, on terms For appt.
call KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA.
900. ID
Evening star., 1950-02-24
ROOMS FURkIsHEo-Northeo.,

I02 9TH ST.-Nice large front room,
twin BEDS, new furn., 2 closets, pvt.
home. 2 nice gentlemen. -2S
LARGE, LIGHT, FURNISHED, outside
rm.;. near transp.; kit. privils. if de-
sired. S13 Mass. ave. ne. Ii. 7-I7s1.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Men only; con-
venient transportation. Ii. 7-6540.
THE MARICK-13s B st. ne, man
to share Ice; rm. with another; sgle.
bed. TR. 9154 -2S
THE GALENA-132 B st. ne, nicely
furn; dble. rm., twin beds. laund,
cooking privils.; girls. FIR. 971S.
3s11 18TH ST. NE Ink, furn.
rms. for cple. DU. 0519. -26'
COLoRED 1898 BLADENSBURG
HD. N;E:"Nice room. next to bath.
CoLoRED-LARGE CORNER RIM
Next to bath; man, woman or cou,
C0L0RED-NR. LANGSTON THEA
TER-Dble. bsmt. rm. and kit; util-
tiles furn.; clean married couple,
no children. AT 1854