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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Grange llall Monday evening
March l3. following The clubs din-
Her meeting in The RoauOin Tea
Room, starting ~ y. ~ president
Ralph hnll WIS general ehairn IN
oi tho aitnll assisted by Dr. W. q,
DalarY ~ Richard Boebu and Roy
noRnn
Former Warrant Ohoor carrie
Joseph M0ulinia, who WAS station
ed on Tho Army mino plnntor
prank ? "a fori Miles, during The
World War H. received u recon-
mendnilnn for full pardon Oil
N0ndny March q, when he appear
ed before The State Pardon Board
la DoyoG accompanied by his nl
turnpya caleb ~ Wright Of GOs
nrRriuNp and John J MoNoilly Of
liohob0lh The 80 yonl old former
ofllcup nntiyo of The island of
Seychelles n the Indian Ooonn, scr.
we'd q sontnn,p on u charge Of inyOl
uniary mAnhlnuRhiop, IN Connoes
llOn with The death ~ n shipmAl0
W . John ~ WOrthingl0n "a the
laileTs home on silver Lake IN Re.
hobOih Beach on November 3 lD43,
After serving nine months Of nn ~
months soDianeo imposed IN the
SUsseA County Court Of oyer and
'rorminor ~ Georgetown, on Dopo-
mber 33rd, M0ulinio WAS granted
a parole Amer visit with friends IN
Loves ho went bnok to sen w the
4 . Merchant Marine Service, ~
which ho held an officers o0ns
mission, maklng bis first trip ID
tho pnrsnn cur and later io jap.
an llls arrest followed the shoot.
Ing Of W0rthingi0n during VOL
en- nunrrel between W0rihiDRt0n
and W0rthlDgl0n'H wife, Elaine, h
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Maull.
Mrs. Mary Dorman mother of
Mrs. Edith Simpler Of Lewes, is .
patient at the Beebe Hospital
Major and Mrs. Justus B. NaylCr
were the dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. freeman Bennett at their
home IN Milford Thursday evening.
Master Freddie Clifton III son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frediick G. Clifton Jr.
is confined TO his home on Franklin
Avenue with the measles. Friddio's
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Dr. Co..

Veterinarians say that the pfac-
tice Of letting dry cows shift for
themselves on scanty pastures and
fields, without supplementary feed
ing, accounts for a great deal Of
low resistance to reproductive
diseases and low calf and milk
production.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

many friends wlsn him a speedy
recovery.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
Today's Editorial

ANOTHER ARNISTICE D.tY CONES IN OUR MIDST
Just 30 years this Saturday Nov H. first World
War officially endedon the 1lth of the 18th day of
18th month
That had the world 81 sos $50 military casualties
unreasonable human suerings and billions of dollars When
hostities ceased, there deep rejoicing
But since then, another World War (I) has been fought
causing many times losses human lives properties
Today the world is engaged in still another strife
which lOoGs if not checked soon into "A third World War
Our physically abebodicd already have been called
the coIors, and thousands of them have died
The issue is quite clear in tie current strife
Which do want The freedom offered by Christianity
the slavery suggested by Communism.
To Americans it simply this We Americans shall
fight to the endf uphold the Christian princ
pies applied in country's policy.
Christianity, true, has altogether succeeded in
modng the American thought towards human equality and
human dignity and human rights But deny the
tremendous strides made by people
As the old saying goes, Rome wasn't built in day
In the meantime, let preserve of silence in
of Armsce Day this Saturday Nov II and IFS heroes
and in hope that peace founded Christian principles will
day be permanent
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08

Choir rehearsals, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Jean Herbert, are being
held from 80 pm. every Tuesday
at the japanese Baptist church in
preparation for the Christmas Can
tata to be held on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
The JBC choir, which was pre-
sented in a spring concert last May,
will be greatly enlarged for the
Christmas Cantata with the addi-
ton of more male voices, Mrs. Jon
Matsuo, music director, stated.
Officers of the JBC choir were
announced today as follows: Violet
Arase, executive secretary; Keigo
Saito treasurer; Yoshia Dol, mem
bership; Sunni Tanaka and Hideo
Kondo, social chairmen; Shig Tsuji,
librarian; Fumi Matsumoto. publ
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
COLLINS WHIPS
HIAWATHA IN
135-LB. GAME

Gene Boyd's hustling Collins ele-
ven knocked over HiaWatha, "a to
6. last Saturday on the West Seattle
Stadium field for its fifth victory
of the season in the south section
of the Park Departments 135-pound
tackle football league.
Collins, by virtue of its victory,
now has a record of five wins, no
loss, and one tie, and faces Rainier
at II am. this Saturday, Nov. IL, at
West Seattle, in its final contest. A
triumph would give Collins undis-
puted championship of the south
section and the right to tackle the
north section winner for the city
title.
In last Saturdays contest, it was
quarterback Don Arai's right arm
which turned the winning trick for
Collins. Arai tossed three touch
down bound passes-a 35-yard I'D
to Jack Ishida, a 40-yard I'D to
Ronald Briggs, and 10-yard I'D to
Sam Berzola. Donnie Kadoshima
raced rs yards for the only other
Collins It'd.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
JBC Choir Plans Christmas Cantata;
v. Arase Is Groups Executive Secretary

city; Mrs. Mary Shimada, choir
robes; and Kaz Ishimitsu, sergeant
alarms.
Troop SO cub pack will meet from
2 pm. every Saturday instead Of
Thursday afternoons, Yosh Nakaga-
wa. cub leader, announced today. All
those of cub ages, through 10
years, are invited to join the pack.
A tea for foreign students at the
University of Washington will be
held by the Christian Friendliness
department from 3-5 pm. this Sun
day. Nov. IL, at the University Bap-
list church. Hosts and hoSteSses
from the JBC will be Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Sakura, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Yamamoto, Mrs. Mutsu Homma, Ka-
zuko Yamamoto, Marianne and Che
rianne Sato.
A communion service will be held
by the Japanese Baptist church al
its 1l;l5 am. Nisei worship service
this Sunday, Nov. IL, according tt
the Rev. Emery Andrews.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
DuzzerS Schedule
Barn Dance

Duzzers have scheduled a Barn
Dance" from 7:30 pm, Sunday, Nov.
IL, in the church.
John Ikeda. chairman for the af-
fair, has as his committee members
Marion Unosawa, Kazzie Murakan1i,
Reiko Tanaka, Julia Hikida, Art Yo-
shioka, Jim Osawa, Shig Tada. Carl
Niwa and Richard Tsuji,
The committee requests all par
Elephants to dress comfortably as the
main part of the evening will be
spent learning all the popular folk
dances,
To plan a suki-yaki dinner on
Saturday, Nov. IS, for the University
Temple and Haller Lake Methodist
youth fellowships, the MYF will hold
a workshop meeting in the church
from 1880 pm. on Sunday, Nov. IL
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
THE NORTHWEST TIMES SPORTS
NiSei Vets Drop 1910 Tilt to RamblerS;
Tackle Boys Club Champs on Nov. 10

Coach Darrell Jackson also COM
mented that his team put up ex-
cellent showing against the Ram
hlers, especially in the first half.
Nisei Vets will play scrimmage
game against Chi Psi fraternity
eleven this Sunday, Nov. IL, in
stead of Yesler Terrace. The game
will probably be played at the Uni
versity of Washington frosh field
from 2 pm.
On the following Sunday, Nov. 19
the Vets will face the Boys Clui
league champions in a benefit game
from Q pm. at the Catholic Menoria
Stadium, 18th and E. Jefferson Ave
Admission price is so cents, instead
of rs cents as announced previously
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
FAITH BIBLE
Washington Hall


Washington Hall
II a.m.-Worship Service. The Re.'
James Cook to speak.
$50 pm. Christian Fellowship
Meetings. Pathlighters, intermediate
Followers and Junior Fellowship
Places of meetings to be announced
later.
Tuesday, l p.rn.-Basketball.
MARYKNOLL
18th & Z. Jefferson
am. and 1880 am.-Low Mas
Benediction will be held follcwinl
t0:30 Mass
METHODIST
1895 Washington st.
10 a.m-Skeptics Hour. Jr. Skep-
tics Hour.
Sunday School.
IL am. - Nisei Worship Service
The Rev. Paul Hagiya to speak.
7:30 pm.-MYF workshop.
1880 p.m.-DuZzers' Barn Dance"
NICHIREN BUDDHIST
1912 Weller st.
10 am. - kindergarten children
and juniors service.
II am-Young peoples service in
English.
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. So.
$50 am-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
II am.-Nisei Service. The Rev.
T'etSuo Saito to speak on why are
we Protestants?"
ST. PETERS MISSION
1910 King st.
9:45 am. - Church school. John
Yoshida, superintendent.
HOO a.m.-Morning Worship Ser
vice Vicar. The Rev. Andrew N.
Otani. Nursery.
to p,m.-GFS. LIST and 2rd
Saturday of each month.
$3.50 pm.-YAF. LIST and Bird Fri
day of each month.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08
8ocme to Ghurc6Asa.
BAPTIST
901 Z. Spruce

BAPTIST
9O1 Z. Spruce
Gas a.m.-Sunday School in nur-
sery school building.
10 a m.-Issei Worship Service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei Worship Service
Communion Sunday.
730 pm.--BYF in the social room
Mondays-Okazaki Glass at Fujin
Home from pm.
Tuesdays - Choir rehearsals from
SO pm.
Observation-Disclosures in gym.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
10 am.-Sunday School.
IL a.m.-Young Peoples Devotion
al Service. Senior Girls in charge.
Organist, Jean Full. Rev. S, Ma
sunaga to speak.
8 p.m.-Bodhi Society every first
and third Friday.
CONGREGATIONAL
3O5 18th So.
10 m.-Sunday School for nur-
cry. kindergarten, beginners. pri-
mary and juniors. New boys class
n primary department.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei Service. The Rev.
Al Chin Tsai to speak on 1.-THE Faith
of Protestant.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-11-08

Although Nisei Vets dropped a
1910 grid tussle last Sunday, Coach
Don Sprinkle of the Queen Anne
Ramblers had nothing but praise for
the Nisei's showing against heavier
and taller men.
I'VE played one of the hardest
games of this season against the
Nisei Vets" Sprinkle said. "It was
Just case of too much weight and
height against them"
The aim Uf education should be
TO teach us rather how to think,
than what to think-rather to i'm
prove our minds, so as to enable us
to think for ourselves, than to load
the memory with the thoughts of
other men. -Beattie
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS FURhisHEp-s.E.-s.w

EAST CAPITOL sT.-Attrac. 2-rm.
suite. liv. rm., bedrm., S11.50 wk.
Nice lge. front twin bedrm., $40 per
wk., also nice lge. sgle. rms, $3.50
per wk. Ii. 3-ol29; ewes, Ii.
NEAR BOILING FIELD. shops,
movies, transp.: private Jewish
home; nsw; new gentleman pref. Phone
sos EAST CAPITOL sT.-one large
double f ' room for two adults: Seos Sook-
SINGLE RM. for men nr. Anacostia
receiving station; $50 mo. l414
s4s r ST. s.W.-Furn. Ink. room
R%. iSr fS9Rls 8Baf bEb, MB qoeS fof Jewish epl.,
no children. Kit. privs. il desired
723 T.entucky ave. Sc. AT. 1881.
MRS. REzNICK. -13
1852 s ST.-Lge. front rm.. twin
beds, for couple. semi-pvt. bath,
coSGREEsgg lsS9dEE grlys; Ak sss4 t,,r la
privil.; conv. to Boiling Fid. and N.
pm: wkdays.; $50 each dble.;
,SSd@ ,Sd@.5o SINGLE 4045 lst st. s.w: :.
es!s EIbraEy ER 19F pfR EF ss15 sSiB beds;
CORAL HILL. s.E.-Lge:. well furn.
double rm1 Laundry, phone privil.;
IS 18th ST. S.E.-Large Ink. rooms
f9T sober; Clean respectable people.
iI9 9th ST. s,w.-Housekeeping rm.
refsr:: oStnk' sink compl. furn.; SO gk.
NEAR NAVY YARD. l blk. Pa. ave.
and 11th s.e.-Lovely sgle. and
dble.: clean; all new furn.: age
Fo4S apt ept ph Rx R5ivs ss4s iSls % sR 5,i
COLORED-5O4 D ST. S.E.-Dble
front rm. for employed couple. Home
privileges. FIR. 1858. -12
COLORED-16I7 B ST. S.E.-Large
'front.' front rmiTi CLOSETS CLOSETS 2 gentlemen or
COLORED-4O8 S. CAROLINA AVE.
s;e.LLarse. attrac;; dbl; gm.; rent
coLoRED--sGLE; RIM, for man or
coGoRrD4LARaP o9nan; Ii aESye4 FRONT ROOM,
for / or 2 employed gentlemen; ref
erence required: private home. VI.
AS3S
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS uNFuRNIsHED

ANACOSTIA, 8 lge. bright rms,
newly DECORATED; cooking; $40 mo-
ss2I 81 4Pa1i PsTH ST., N.w-Apt. "a
Rm. for empld lady; ref. reqrd. After
8 am. Sun. AID. 1775 -
COL0RED-vICINIT 18th AND CO.
lumbia I'd, in bsmt. of apt. house,
small unfurn, rms. Suitable for elder
COLORED-LGE. RIM. with pvt. porch
in Spanish villa. 1922 Central ave.
me-: $45 per mo. Call Monday, Ex.
CoLORED-LGE RM.. for couple OF
single man. 1888 18th st. NV. DE.
coLoRED-UNFURN. FRONT RM
for rent. for couple, on car line.
Ii. 7-5194.
COLoRED-UNFURNISHED ROOM
suitable person; convenient trans
portation. HU. 1921.
COLORED-1140 21st ST. NV
Must be clean, sober and have steady
Job; Ink. AT. 1884. ST. 1856.
furn,, for Ink; excel. downtown
location; newly remodeled BLDG
tenants must be clean, sober anc
have steady Job. Call MR.. HER.
SCHEL. RE. 0392, 9-6 any day.--1s
CoLORED-1 RIM. and bsmt. kitchen
NV, sec; 1 blk. from bus. Ii
COL. N.w.-poubie room for {
people. DU. 6O26,
Evening star., 1950-02-12
RMS. EuRN.-Mp. q VA.

ARLINGTON VA.-Bright room, Just
like home, kit, laundry, living rm.
privils.; ideal location. CHI. s492
beorm,. nicely furn,. tile bath and
shower, nr. bus. 1927 N. Utah. -13
FRONT BEDRM.. next bath; ,laund.
and phone privils;:a conven. transp.
.KINGg6N, WI sig5 aftsF ss4S S;aS. 9 ou.ntico 81
gentlemans dream room with ad-
joining private bath, $40 wk.
ALEX. vA.-sgle. bedrm. in nice
location. one block from busline.
Gentleman. Phone XII. s-7935;;
ARL,, VA, nr. Lee blvd; and diebs
rm.. semipyt;. bath; break. laund..
livs gs.5g 5m. PRIVILEGES; empi. girl IA.
BERWaYN. MD. Lovely sunny rm..
COW On 4SiS; ipSE;NrAeoN AND nav
Nicely furn,. double bed. innersp.
mattress; gentleman. GIL. 6os5.
ARLINGToN-cheerful room; no
1aaet man; reasonaSie esSMsli hea a. {Noses mug
ARLTNGToN-Nicely furn. rm.; u
block to bus; no other roomers.
CHEVY GTi Y90cRHA CHASE, MD.-pleasant rm.,
quiet, modern gentle home. blks.
from bus terminal; $50. WI. 3410,
KENsINGToN-Dble. rm.. home priv
ileges; CPL Weuld accept child.
AsmAl drs to bus euieS fo min rI1 to pentason
2745 8. Uhle. cH. e644.
ARL.-Lse. attractive frt. rm.. newly
decorated. new mattress. semi-pvt.
bath; close but; Gil: 1921; ~
nslrsS aDs house aS pllvyes ey ssis
vision; excel. bus service. Residence,
oy; 4e59; ONCE. 10. s-s4oo. Ext.
SILVER SPRING Mos. s..raesiye
shower: refined siris Or empi. epie.;
some privs; 81. 1886.
home. S35. S25; prefer gentlemen;
references. sun. and ewes. cH.
ARLINGTON - Large sunny rm..
daily maid service; excel. transp.,
parking privil. II you like wide
open spaces, call GIL. 500. is
CARPoRT, bedroom, private bath,
in new rambler; phone, kitchen
as ssEsc. on to Lee f bd Iash fA ooss sSs
SPACIOUS STUDIO RM.. pvt. home.
share bath with another; telephone
and and iagnd: MT z7gE privileges; empl. lsds
rDRS1sMED fhsSi Mf; 71RS; RSom, next to 1sa s.th:
ARLINGTON-single rm., close in,
on front; large closet; best neigh:
berhood. 1 block from bus. Gan
ARIINaToN-pouble al NSSroiN rm., twin BEDS:
couple preferred; conven. to down
town Washington. GIL. 491s. -13
VIRGINIA - Convenient transporta-
ton; clean and eomfo5table; reason
able rent. JE 3,9272.
3si0 31th PL.: BkENITWoop-Eteely Is
home; mel men only only; :: ss5 S1n mo. " Wa. 7s1i.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-semibsmt. stu
dio s.'n5nn Em,. ;is PVT entrance; bath, kit.'
to appreciate. SCI, S45; dbl, $50.
Ast1NGroN-n. RI. SeSt room. one or two
NICE feI'if BEDRM. Win Sit2 kit. privileges;
nice. quiet home. CHI 0449.
SILVER SPRNG-Large room for 2
Kitchen, dining room optional: also
eonyenisnt location. 81: 253s. Co.,
dio-type room. twin beds: chests snd snd
ssss s!Sist' aa sn Sasb oas viii ea 'ssSssr sSs
a Or 2 sinsla men; excel BUS BUS service; ; !
television. Rssldence. Qys 1850: Of
rsIis Al 20 aa4a4 BIZ; ,o2, or double.
day Sun. JE. 3-S756. -13
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS WANTED
RFFTNFD LADY, In GOOD health.

REFINED LADY, In good health, re-
tired Govt. employe. interested in
room in Protestant .Christian home;
board If convenient. Please write
all particulars. Box 241-x. Star.
A SINGLE AND DOUBLE, furn.. pref.
with private bath; on quiet street,
near bureau OF Standards or Chevy
: Chase Circle. =. J. REGAIN, 3637
woRKkisHoP-2 students need small
bsmt. workshop, near center Of city.
will reconditton II necessary, toilet
facilities. UN. 9455. bet. Clio.
ELDERLY LADY, good health, wants
quiet room with tray service In D. C.
Prom. pay well. state price and de-
scribe. Box 261-x, Star.
REFINED BUSINESS GIRL desires
single furn. rm., private bath, vic.
Dupont Circle. Box 33S-T, Star;
WISH STUDIO ROOM with cooking
privileges, 1st or End alphabet NV;
girl. 35. Box 255-X. Star. 12s
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont

140i 18th N.W.-Clean, nicely furn.
rms; business people. students;
excel. food and service, switchboard.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nv
Vacancies for young people, S4750
Two good meals; conv. transp.; maid
DOWNTOWN. 1925 18th nw.-sgle,
pvt. bath or run: water, lge dbls.;
reas. rates; superior food. CO. 1850.
1855 N ST. N.w.-several attractive
vacancies for young women of re-
nnement. Enjoy our home, our food
and our hospitable drawing room
gith gth,s television. MRS. WALLACE
oUfET MHTTRsiEi LADY would be- be in
Sesra SseassseG d in IN sns giving you room and
Write to: MRS; MABEL c. r. Nc
sWEEN; 1899 Brewer place NV,
WENDELL MshDi; Z TTiERRAcE-pl.a,anmt m14 rms,
for young people: excel. meals and
iFssnsp saa Belmens mais rs ssfrnss ns S s9s5
1925 10th 81. N.w.GEconomicai way
singles: s47.5o ca. per mo; EXCEL
THE A WINCHESTER, Apr-HoTgEL,
living m. pvt. bath. pvt. telephone.
5G5sl 5iss saFVi6i o4 81. fsE $780, MANAGER RIB NE
PETWoRTH-2 adj rooms. with 2
rsono aoTnle BEDS S .loo ! dressing and living
M S0G% G9%NE 81. 81 BETTER sisSi pLAcE5slRRm. pLAcE5sRR
R1N nish oEdskfsss Sc. sss7. 1876 Columbia ia rd'
VACANCIES for young ladies. excel.
food, private bath, walk. dist. to
downtown; refined group Of young
PVT. DETACHED HOME, and-fioor
ttr9,nnt' tr9nt' next next to bath. nicely furn: !.
food, meals daily Incl. Sun. $50
ROOM FOR TWO, beautiful suburban
home; all conv.; trans, close; excel
,Han !ens meals TaNsfr 4 desired Union 1909
furn.. for 2; twin beds; 2 bathrms. !;
excel. meals; reas.
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. TWIN RIM. for
girl; in Jewish home; conv to Govt.
agencies; excel. bus service. VI.
14o6 10th ST. N.w.-a-room suite
for foorr 3 or 4 girls; $59-$55; dble;
BOARD with day care for for babies and
share rms. for working mothers,
yelopment $50 wk. WA. 1915.
ARLINGTON, FA.-Room. board
laundry and day care; empl. mother;
mr.. Pentagon. OW. 1872. III
1853 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-com-
Portable rms, sgle, dble. with run
ming water; triple; excel. food,
cony: 14th and 10th st. trans; bus.
people and students. HU. $3.50.
ROOM AND BOARD with Christian
family in exchange for light house,
hold duties; pleasant home for
middle-aged lady. WI. 1867. IA
FREE ROOM AND BOARD-Do YOU
want q good home In exch. for
part-time services? Box 314-T.
CLUE MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. NV
Lovely rm. to share with another
girl; also vacancies for men; live
at Washington's beautiful guest
house; phone in each room; good
food and service. NO. 677O. ID
I4O9 18th ST. N.W.-Twin bcdrm.
and vacancy in twin; extra early
breakfast; teleyision. MI. 2G40.
ATTRACTIVE, lge. front rm., dble. or
sgle., Mt. Pleas. area; cult. pvt.
home; excel. Eur. and Am. meals;
semipyt. bath and phone; l pers.,
s95: pers.. S140 mo. HU. 5945.
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS FURN.-h.E. Cont J

ROOMS FURk.-k.E. (contD
COLoRED-RoOM for single man;
cony; transp; At: s247. I2
Nicely furn rm. for rent. Nr. bus
stop. Privil. AT. 9s1O.
COLORED-NICE ROOM, next bath.
1898 Bladensburg I'd: ne: II. 3-46l2
COLORED---1676 MONTELLo AVE.
n.e.-Single and dble;, furn rms. In
pvt, home, for refined employed
C0LORED - BROOKLAND - Com
Portable twin-bed rm.; couple; home
priyils; Call after IL am, LA.
CoLoRED-100s 4. I. AVE. NE
Nicely furn. dble. rm., garage avail.
COLoRED-LGE. FURN. RM.-suit-
able for employed couple or gentle
men. vi. 1877, 252 Div. ave.
Evening star., 1950-02-12
ROOMS WITH soARp

ROOM for working mothsr with
I5IS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single and double; ladies and gcntle-
men; S11.50 to $3.50. DE. g64b.
2o1 = NJ. N.E.-Nise room and
excellent board for Z refined sober
gentlemen. ~.
Evening star., 1950-02-12

water. water in il each room; reasonable
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM. for
refined couple: kit. privils., conv.' to
transp; MI; 474a. 1893 3ss3 g St. ~ IA
dna arinkins' f' eaPI snpi Sat. 0and and Sun, any
cohoRED-.aUEBEc S D.. aESa PL. N.w.-Em-
ployed couple or refined ladies. Lge.
front rm:. next to modern 1,t,;1t bath new nsv
conoREbASR. 6G1i BA: sRs0ii i4th AND EUCLID
NV. = Attr. front rm,, cooking
priyils.. for refined empl; ms rried
Wk' | ca. No. oao3 after 5 pm. ia
CoLoRED - "HHLCREST HOUSE"
$500 18th st. n.w.-Nicely. furn.
rms. for empl people. married, or
snare rms for ladies or gentlemen;
No children. Apply in person. -
COLORED-16I5 NEW HAMPSHIRE
for ladies or gentlemen. No children
coRRSo,kS coRSokED@a e peSia NEWLY FURN; RMS !;
privils. COG Que st. NV. AK. 31ss'
coLoRED-LGE. GaRbLGE FRONT RIM, single
or dbl, conv. to transp., some
coLoRsEiDSas4 N MANOR PL. Nv
oSSIohrSsE5ELg SSlS s. TH sp9S sSrn front; 1s next
Il Blk. 18th st. car. TU., 1929.
CoLoRED12S Y ST. l.t lge. front front
e. Sied; 5oss Essidential 10ne' nice location
coLoRED-RooM, furnished. for
couple; conv. transp. NO: 1908.
coIoRRp@IAReE $50 E EooM; ss11
CoLoREDIf0aI PARK RD.-Furn.
bedroom and kitchenette; low price.
CoIoRED-MAsTER REDRM,, for
canine. cIti au Du. o7s1.
COLORED-1533 T ST; N;W.-An
attractive single al and l,,f dolnls aasa room
coEosRDMFRoNT tSL 5sRI lofni T RM.. NJ eple. & with
sesereseIsaan1 jam s, M HI. ASS. Ia
One single and l dole. rm.; turn: n,
mo; phone, maid service. with or
Z Ho. 8T1a, MISS PARTRIDGE. --13
COLoRED-LARGE FURN.q RMS, $40
CoIoRED1LARGE FRONT ROOM.
For 2 employed men. can D4. 0066
ooGoRHp2NfcELY 5Gfoaahks aei 1sESnihsfi hfsGfiRN. RIM
For Q persons; near bath 353s
Warder st. NV. TU. 1874.
man: Ige. rn., cple. Kit. privils.;
must be refined. 615 Lamont NV,
CoIoRED-1751 s ST. N.w.-Room
for rent. AID. S666.
COLORED-VERY DESIRABLE. large
front rm.. all modern conveniences;
recommended empl. couple or girl;
kitchen privils. arranged. 1921
Kenyon st. IL
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RM.--For
man or married cple.; home priviis.
CoIoRED-1 NICE LGE. FRONT RM.
For l or 2 refined people. 1905
Quebec pl NV, ia, 1885.