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APTs. UNFURNIsHED tcont. ]

TAKOMA PARK, MD, AREA-one-
bedrm. apts., utilities furn.. washers
and dryer. Out n. H. ave. to END
stop STOP light after p. &: line, right to55 ]
Fairvisw ave.: opsn Sat Sat. and and sun.
4-RM. UNFURN. APT.-couple: no
children. Call after 4:30 pm: Ii.
oNasRM. APARTMENT. pvt. bath;
good NV. location, low rental; will
sacrifice apt. size Frigidaire, ward
robe, other articles. Phone daily,
NA. 5000; eyes. DI. 1851. Ask for
ENTIRE end FLooR-Two rooms and
kit; partly furn. or unfurn., sos;
couple. s1S K st. ne. Front yard
o. direct bus line. only SO So mo. % Nj. MI
7642 or Daleview 1866. -21
LIv. RIM, bedrm., kit, share bath;
pvt. home; " miles past Silver
utils; 2901 Woodstock ave-, SH.
ooGoREn dGSSi a5.er M SsoRRPa R;Ini ENeLEwooD.
Md. Just across District line; 2 rms ;.
use of house. Reas. AP. 5514;
e2nd ST. N.E.-s rms. and bath, pvt.
sntr'; N6 SIS; 4, a apply 2o16 D0uglaSa ia st.
APT, 8 rms, kit. and basement,
ferred. cail cH. 2aos. rs
5-RM. APT. heart of Bethesda, all
utilities furn.; S125 mo. WI SAL.
18th AND E SITS. N.E.-Modern du-
plex apts., bedrm., liv. rm, kit, bath;
rent, $50; utils. not included; End
floor over store.
1857 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-3
rms, kit. bath; $50. WI. SHIP
LEY. Realtor. 927 18th st. NV. Ma.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

41s SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Front bed
rm. kitchenette. elec. refgr: Empl.
adults. Gentle family; s49.5o month.
4s GIRARD ST. NE. s-rm, or Arm.
NORTHEAST BsMT. Apt, completely
pvt; kit, bedrm,, bath; . entrs.;
all utils.: $50. 1929 Abbey pl. ne,
14ss a1SSr Harvard I R:R ST. N.w.-Bedrm. aE
and kit; in basement apt; sober
FOR WORKING PARENTS with day
care care for your infant; nicely hsds fqrn
rWo fy6 Rooms Ms and ia kit. RoGa privil; BATH
children. RA. 4795. -22
2lst. AND PENNA. NV. = 2-rm.
sa RsaneST s45ss aRt FTss RTss RE- oF o5s6 6sent!s
BEDRM;. LIv. RM., bath and kit;
one ne LARGE STGDIo ROOM; running
water, new ,refgr. and gas stove for
sadsd shlle alsSsd sss 1s4s coamsi. stdl1si 4a q
NV. No phone calls. LII
COMB. BED-LIv. RIM. AND KIT
cow. express bus; reas. RA. 57s4.
AVAILABLE AT ONCE. beautifully
furn. 2-bedrm. apt; best NV. close
in section; S1S5 to reliable party.
BE cool AND COMFORTABLE in
nearby Va. in this attractive 3-rm
furn. apt. in lovely home. Pvt. en-
trance. beautiful grounds. Conv.
stores and transp. Child acceptable
S75. Phone Vienna 207. -17
SOUTHERN AVE. SEE bedrms.
liv. rm., lge. kit, pvt. bath. entr.;
new furn.: newly dec; 1st f., apt.
bldg; lge. yard and porch; conv.
loc; couple, baby welcome; utilities.
Insp inv. HI. 1889. -l8
UNUSUAL three-room apartment, pri-
vate walled garden, available for six
months; attractive and expensive.
Telephone EN-. 1858 for appoint
ment. -17
Ali B ST. NE, rms. kitchen. bath.
NICELY FURN. APT, Iiv. rm.. bed
rm., kitchen, tile bath; modern du-
plex bldg; $50 mo-; sc. GE. 1914.
71e EAST CAPITOL sT.-Twin bed,
liv. rm.;. bath, kit; So wk. per per-
1is4 R. r. /. AVE. N.w.-1st fir.: iiv.
rm:. bedrrn., kit, bath; $50 mo. incl
util.; to inspect call Miller, Ia. 62O5
week ends. KARL w. COREY g. CO.,
RE. 1926 week days. -17
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

14O9 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
early brsaktast M Ssst If desired; good food;
DEssrNMssl.' Ts Ml' DDfGaFSoNr DfaSo crRcLE-ons 0Hs of
ton has 2 vacancies for y young % men;
food is delicious, surroundings pleas
sos i4th "s1:' 81. NV NW,Nvacaney " sags; 9 for
young man: nice lge. rm.. twin
SaR sSateeTR slo wR hsae; Ra sgs s
14O1 18th N.W.-Large, airy rooms,
private baths, showers; excellent
% food and service: switchboard. 81
DUPONT e ". AREA1l12s 1nRa;s. sl,;, N. r; ave.
bath. for couple or ladies: also va
cancies for men, In Washington's S
most beautiful EueSthouse; televi-
sion, social privils.. phone In each
T T2om; med. rates. CLUB MASON.
1s0i 9 81. N.w...dood food. La clean
women and men: sood trsnsp. No.
ROOMS WITH BoARD-ess1 9th
delicious meals. GE. 4i24. III
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms, lge,
porch. lawn with croquet: delicious
meals; excel, trans; pleasant young
r geopie; e SATioo III one No. 1927 Belmont
DESIRABLE LoCATIoN-vacancies
for young ladies; dbl and triple;
very good food: laundry privils., S43
and $45 per mo-, 2022 G st. NV.
Is
THE MAR-LEETA-l325 18th st.
n.w.-Nicely furn. cool rms. for
young ladies and young men; run
ming water; phone in rms; showers;
excellent board. -22
ROOM AND BOARD wanted for
elderly lady; prefer pvt. home with
older person. AP. 0673. -lS
S47.50
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEr

DARsoN APIS. 5000 Manchester
,rd;. SILVER Spring, Md; de luxe l.
bedrm. terrace apts., parouet floors,
$s1. so including utilities. TO in
2 BEDRM. APT, quiet and cool, de
luxe; S93.50 including utilities;
adnss msnaser only ADt II no inspect sps soptsst pat
His Apts. Section 2, io3 Schuyler
rd.. Silver Spring, Md. 81. 1855;
LYON VILLAGE APTs.-An address
Of SlaiI distinction @ d a few minutes % drlye "
all utils. furn. Rental once open
n $40; LYON PROPERTIES, NC,
MEURiLEE APTs.-specious / and 2
bedrm. apts;, close to transp.. elem;
Biadensburs. Md. WA. 37ai.
11th AND GIRARD SITS. N.W.--Liv.
rm., bedrm... kit, and bath: tenant
RGMrHRiEs afs II Hs Seait6Ps ssl @G sal SA g. s7sS
5000 BLOCK 14th ST. NV bed
rm;, liv; rm., dinette. kit. and bath,
nstse e. e. and Rsa5ns Sst5 siag ~ so rm m
cluding all utilities except telephone.
Call YOUNG g. co. 924 14th st.
,n;yyS, n;y, ST SS s669 .Drs .,,,,.,.
2hD dr. coilese sarh Mdcoo1 HGSas elsan
l and 2 bedrm. apis. adjacent to U.
Wash; excel. transp. CAN AP. l544.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS bedrm.,
liv. rm. dinette, kit, bath, screened
porch; middle-aged couple preferred.
ssis K sT. N,w.@Nevly dec. 1-bed-
I'M. apt, in historic bldg. in George
only. See janitor on premises.
4 ROOMS, pvt. bath. No drinking.
Adults only. New Hamp. and Web
afs stsr uaDEn%oo1D4 PD aG 14sS; s.. N.w-5 N1s rms,
bath, glassed porch; large yard; nr.
AVAIL. IMMED., /, 9 bedrm. apt.
bedrm. apts.; rent $50 and S95.5O
neud es coaV AVsns o pentsron and fuu5 n
Navy Annex. LLOYD APIS. INC,
800 Tenn ave.. Alexandria, Va. OV.
ISIS sYsVi IN ST. N.w.-a rooms and Bath,
Nj NJ sS5d %e5tehfas soss IA PEEPS 2SSS fSss fSc
sGtf1TTfLAhN6S' tfTf Il D. nMiAANoR-unfurn.T Tn base
ment apt; $50. 1881 Lewis ave.
MoDEkN Siii k 41SE aPT., pvt. home. NV: WI mr..
CATHOLIC church, exp: bus: or 2
girls; $50. Bog 21S-R, Star: .-17.
bath, util. includ.: conv. loc. Open
one NJ -BhpRoeM 'afR snt APSRarMENr ART in nn mod
ali sTh utilities aRt oi0e Can So Jo ssss sa ncluans
55I4 14th ST. NW.-Lge, bedrm. and
lge. kit. GENTLE home, SHOPPING and
1Si7 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Apt.
sSiSss and Bath. FLOYD Fl f Z. ' DAVIS WIS., 4 CO., g.
1929 K st. NV, Ma. -O352. is
1906 EUCLID ST. N.W.-3 rms,
kit. and bath apt. for 3 or 4 adults.
See janitor or call AID. 0531. I'll
ApTS. AVAILABLE at Cobur ter. 300
Defense hwy. BladenSbure: Md
ter bus stops at door. WA. 2,7n6s,
/ RIM, KIT. and bath, can be seen
Mon. III, 213S P st. NV. -18
WARDMAN K-Shoreham Vic.-3
newly decorated rms, pvt. bath; all
util., 500 mo. NO. 3O53. is
AvAILABLE-One bedrm.. S69.5O 2
bedrms.. S77.50. incl. utils.; adj. to
National Airport, Applications taken
at 1910 Vermont ave. NV. RIM. III,
9:30 to 11:30 am. any day but
SAVANNAH APIS, 18th and savan-
nah sts. Sc, 2-hedrm. apt, S84 Sc,
utils. incl: near shopp center and
transp. TU. 4647 and GE. 1881.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

avail, within 40 days, 2 in family;
bedroom, sitting rm.; mr.. bath: pref.
couple. $50 mo. Box 1881. Star.
TAKOMA PARK-silver Spring area;
furnished room for 2 girls; private
home. JU. 1880. liz
LOVELY CORNER front rm.; pvt.
bath; gentlemen; $4S per mo. CHI.
1906. III
- Gentleman's dream
room, adjoining private bath: $45
g month; FA. :4s39: II
fax Village. Nicely furn. rm. in
pvt. home. Call Mon. through Fri.
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CONGRESS PARK
APARTMENTS
NOW RENTING!

AND 2-BEDRoOM APIS.
18th and Savannah SITS. Sc.
IN THE DISTRICT
10. 2-0151-JO. 2-0162
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ROOMS WANTED

INSTRUCTOR and mother
desire 1-bedrm apt: pvt. bath.
Utils. incl. Unfurn. Within 90 min.
bus. Garfield Hospital. Box 110-R,
Star.
ROOM with kitchen privileges In de-
sirable section of city or suburbs, by
refined young business woman. Box
7S-S, Star. 49,
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HOTEL HOUSTON
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

10 EvARTS ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.
next bath. or sgle rm. good transp.
ais h0 r $50 81. N.EsplnTie II pm room, S double
bed; light cooking privileges S35
month. DU. 1881. 21"
LOVELY COOL sgle. and dble. rms,
twin beds, 3 lge. picture windows,
good transp.. privils. LA. 6-5071.
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FARM & GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fire.
places, fishpondS. retaining walls
work. F. MARCUcCTo. Route 5
Horners lane, Rockville. Md. Phone
BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-spray.
ing. lot clearing yard maintenance
81. 1918 or RA. 1879, after 6
VIRGIN ToPsoIL, best quality, an,
quantity. quick delivery: drive-waJ
gravel Ii. 3-2275, Ii. 1884. is
PLANT SHADE TREES. SHRUBS ano
all other nursery stock now We also
Specialize in sodding; For free es-
6l92 Aver ROAD. Hyattsville. Nd
EOP SOIL-Very good, rich 4op soil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable. Call HI. 1888. III
TREES REMOVED, trimmed, etc
fully insured; very low rates; free
estimate. WI. 1925. WI. 1850. -21
TREE TRIMMING and removal, any
size Job. Also topsoil delivery Call
AK 6SS5 IL
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.W.

1924 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn.,
clean, double rms, only Ss week;
1903 n. H. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
area; extra large dble. rn. DE. S495.
1419 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
yourself; showers, study rm.; down
1918 BELMONT RID. N.W-Large,
ss e5s or A%Rle Baa ss6 RsFkBE B SIP Pki ssl From
pm, MONTH";, all Sat, Sun. 20.
S545 PORTER ST. N.W.-Large
single room. 2nd floor, cross ven
laund priviis;: lady only. Or. 1904. :
2O59 PARK RID. N.W.-Rm., semi
pvt, bath; .S35; Govt employed
rgHTNI rggeHnTtlNsImsaMnn; Am p.9x Ap; $685. Nou.u. -
Lee. Snd-h. front rm., pvt, home
Call OIL. $3.50; gentleman only
ATTIC IN NICE HOME, in exchange
4Sff SPfk vEAzRY H2; fSG7 e. Nw.-Beautifu, Maf
tFsnsp.. aniim: phone. '"ea oR. szfS5 s4sd
1905 10th ST. NV, across from
water, next bath; for ladies'; by
DoWNToWN-Large room, $40 per
wk.' small $50 per mo. RE, 1890
RooM-Large ID room. semiprivate
bath; good TRANSPORTATION. 1856
lis 5sI6hfl'sf 81. ss NV wv THE churchili- IT,
Clean. single rooms, running water,
double rms, SO up. NO. 9s6s.
NEW, HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.---Newly deco
rated rooms; daily msid seTyiee te and
ass Buc4ASAN iS'sife 81. NV w. laTse So front
room, conv. trans. nicely furn; pvt,
family. ia 6sSI. lis
WARDNAN AREA-Attractiv double
5Faasp tran snd $3.50 So EsR Rff ss ssFvli5 H6 ss9S
1897 CONN. AvE.-Attractive rm.,
HOLLYWOOD bed, 2 large closets: share
MANOR M4aSsR ZIP PAkkIslngie 4G fol young ha lsdy;
9Th NV. GE' si$s. JUSTINE %
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10th st. NV.
Newly decorated, lge. front rm., four
wins. windows; - refined home; semdipvt
1855 N. II. AVE. N.w.-"The Psna-
manian"; very nice Sgle. and dble.
rms; cool and quiet; reasonable.
1853 P ST. NV, Dupont Manor
twin-bed ,rm.; reasonable. -I7
145O GIRARD ST. NV, "The Palmer
House"-Very nice, cool, clean, sgle
room; $27 80 month. is
1433 DECATUR ST. N.W.-Cool
nicely furn. sgl. or dbl. rm., laundry
privileges. limited kit. privil. Il
desired. RA. 9S43. III
CLEVELAND PARK, at beautiful
Hemlock Hill-A single rn.,. small
but very nice; also unusually lge
$50 ft.) studio twin-bed rm.. suit
able 2 gentlemen; brkfst.,. kit. priv
ns.; blk. Conn. ave. shop. dist.
restaurants, theater, P. o., stores
W0. 1000. lis
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GOODACRE APIS.
FIREPROOF

Several new l and bedrm. apts..
immediate. OCCUPANCY: lge. rms. lge.
closets. all modern conv., l blk
from Flower Theater and new shop
ping center, on busline: SS5 and
$97.50. utils. incl. Apply s619 Piney
7111. Open daily, 9 am. to s pm;
Suns. l nm to s nm
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GIVE A LITTLE WAIF a good home;
cats. kittens, dogs and puppies. Cal
ALEXANDRIA ANIMAL WELFARE
LEAGUE; hours 1890 am. to $3.50
pm. Mon through Fri. AL. 1859.
WANTED-Services Springer Spaniel
stud dog. Please ring OR. 1922. lis
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, q
Ed B. reg, 7-week-oId puppies,
beautiful markings, excel. health,
wonderful for pets or hunting, S25
and S35. Call Fairfax 405-W. -17
DOGS BOARDED-Clean, individual
runs. R. D. LINDSEY, Colesville,
Md: Silver Spring 039S. lis
SCOTTIES. choice black puppies. Axe
reg. ch. bloodlines. MacKINNoN.
1909 Roosevelt Arlington FA 1892.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies; several
golden tans. Sire: Asgard's Harras.
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $500.
GREAT DANES
Have choice puppies left, ready to
go; priced reasonable. Also older
Danes, male and female All regis
tered. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va,
Duke ST. extended. adj Quartermas-
ter Depot. TIE. 2430. oV. 4561..
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
ATLANTIC GARDENS

In the District. 42o2-2s Attn st. s.e.:
several 2 and 8 bedroom apartments
$92 so and $780, 80, including util-
tiles. in q recently established gar
den-type apartment project; ultra
modern features, sound proofing,
spacious and cool quarters; designed
grounds, convenient schools and
shopping;. 20 minutes to town by
express bus. Resident manager
Mrs. Lewis, at 421S 4th st. s.e.,
Apt. 201. 10. 2-642S.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1923 K st. NV. MA. 5O05.
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WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. In remodeied 70
dec. bldg Running water II ever,
rm. Large closets: dances and fire.
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer
selected menu: S4S TO $3.50; 1872
21st ct NV. HU 3624
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double and single rooms. some will
private bath: American plan; excel
lent meals: home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO. 1866.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont. J
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

3O1 FARMLAND PL. s.E.-Room with
twin beds; Va block from Boiling
Field; conyen. transp.; kitchen
privils.: $3.50 ca. Call 10. 2-1822
103 C ST. Sc, mr.. CAPITOL lge,
connecting rms; Ink. Also single
1928 B ST. S.E.-Lge., clean, conf
rm.. adj. mod. tub and shower bath;
good transp.; meals nearby; gent.
permanent; S25 month. -l8
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
co. 1866 TILL 9 PM.

FURN.-Enttre household contents
old glassware. silver. misc. china
highest prices. s. E. FURN EXCH.
21O 9TH Sc: AT O5s5
Gas .asr.I RANGES. gas reSg;; ,heattn'
l0ii nth st nv Ma. Ss52 w.
GOLD-Bring your old gold, plati.
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 5S years
at 935 st. NV
HAS ANYONE small bed-sized radio
that they would donate to a Mary.
land public hospital? II so. phone
WI; 4O04 between the hours of
and IL am
MOTOR. approximately 10 h.p., II
running condition; Immediately. MR.
ULMAN, EX O6OO. -I9
NEWSPAPERS, RAGS, IRON and me.
tai; highest prices paid. D. c
WASTE PAPER CO.. I'll Kenilwortt
ave. ne.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

STUDIO APT. for /, 2 or 8 persons
secretarial switchboard; rates from
$65 up; meals per day; selective
menus; reference requested. Call
rMo Mfs' fatsSn RnssE HR 6Ea3GPFun 1874 os eroSna
floor rms, bed-liv. rm., modern kit,
all tile floor. pvt. entrance; business
cpl. preferred. $50 z. Capitol st.
UPPER 18th sT.-Large rm.. kit,
bath, sun deck, 500; 1-rm. Kitchen
etse' bath $50; room and BATH $50.
FARM1SGToN-1e24 SSGfTfo 18th st. NV NV
Bedrm.. liv. rm.. kitchen and bath:
cottage in rear of bldg.; maid
service. service. telephone; ref and al
wk.: also bsmt. eficiency apt, S17 so
DowNTowN w RGj INV N.w.-lge bldg. 1in nicely
bath; $Is6 81 v, mo; 5s$ 1lsh IL st. NV;
dEeRafTowE hs SiT4; NEFEa BAdaEhoR hhA1TF APT. RS
bsth; sdHn SLY lly Ho. En si44 fltfhsnet'e i7d
ATTRACTIVE. clean. is min. down
town, 3 persons, $75 mo. all utils.
incl. 1852 Fairmont st. NV. shown
six Lovely RMS. 1st a.; NV. sec;
Call GE. O72o. -1s
MCLEAN GARDENs VIC, duplex apt;
liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. and bath;
S125. incl. util.; adults. GE. 7431.
41s SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Front
bdrm., kitchenette. elec refgr.: emp.
adults; gentle family; S49.50 mo.
SPACIOUS APT. 4 girls, cheap be-
cause 2 stairs, lge. rms, Q lge.
closets, pvt. bath, good beds; GE re-
buses, J-6. J-3. J-1 and Georgia ave.
carline. See 100 Maple ave. D. C.
line, Takoma Park. -17
FRANCIS Ya5M scoTT e1clsIH KEy Az ART na2I H2TEL
Completely ' furnished % ant. AFD tub his ana
shower, $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
/ or 2; full hotel service: no time
limit. 500 Goth st. NV. MA. b426.
14ss 14ss \ \ 81: Ct. NV: NV:
2-rm. apts completely furn, recently
decorated; conven. location; $40
and S15 wkly. 10
NEAR CORAL THEATER = Liv. rm..
bedrms Sit'' dinette. bath; all utils.
Georgia ave. and Varnum ST.; liv. rm.,
2 bedrms., kit, bath; all utils. incl. (:
J.; G. WELDON CO., Realtors. ME.
BOIL. LIZ
65 M st. NV rms, kit. and bath
nicely fgrnr in lge. apt BLDG; adults
sS5 Sit MT; M SssS ysERoe s,E Pl. NV rms.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO. INC.
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PIANOS, WE PAY Cash
All styles. SH. 303a.
PIANOS WANTED S S s
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. Ma. 1870.
SEWING MACHINES wanted at once
several good sewing machines. elec.
trio or treadle. Please call Ma. $500
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any cond.: iewelry. brio -a-brac,
china, glassware. Dora Krupshaw
Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-O
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. North 0300.
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leics,
ContaX, Rolle1eX, any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER, 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Park free.
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WESLEY HALL,

S47.6O
1925 18th st. n.w.-Nice dbl. rooms;
also singles; excel. meals. -25
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CHINESE CoROMANDEL SCREEN
very tall, 8. 8 or IL panels; will pay
good price. Phone EN-. 6129. -21
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5121 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Newly dec
grated Tm., pvt. bath. twin beds.
1901 IRVING ST. N.w.-Dbl.. airy,
well furn., conv. to bath, trans.
laun. and kit. privils. HO. 0864.
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Sd nv 4D s7ss s7sW viii ii cali. cali ~"
FURNITURE wanted at once; good
furniture; entire home or odd pieces
Also want grand piano and electric
Tefrigerator. Call MR.. GRADY, MA.
FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. 1873
Residence, AT. 251S
FURNITURE-WIn puy entire con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old ehina.
nric-a-brac. Buying and selling fol
65 years. HOPWOODa. sth and q
StS. NV ME 6267
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MEURlLEE APTS.-Specious / and 2
bedrm. apis; close to transp.. elem.
and high school. shop. center and
theater. 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921.
rm., bedrm.,. kit. and bath tenant
pays all util.: S65 mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors, MA. $3.50.
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CHECKING MACH, food and bever-
age. Call MR.. FERREIRA, DI. 3436
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FENCING

Bulldozers and Leaders
For grading, excavating and land
clearing. Free estimates AT 0725
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-03
U. Of Louisville to
Admit Students.
to Close Jim Crow
College

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-(ANP) The
University of Louisville will admit
Negroes to all graduate divisions
during the 1950-51 school year. and
to all schools, graduate and under
graduate the following year.
The schools board of trustees
voted unanimously to take this
action last week. 1t also voted to
close Louisville Municipal College,
it's jimcrow adjunct after the 1850
81 school year. 1t has notified the
members of the faculty that their
services are no longer needed.
In taking this action the Univer-
sity added its name to the growing
list of Kentucky colleges opening
their doors to colored students
since the amending of the states
Day law to allow Negroes to at.
tend college with whites.
Other schools already having
taken this action include Berea
college and three Catholic colleges,
Nazareth and Ursuline colleges
for girls and Bellermine college for
boys, which will admit Negroes to
all departments. The state school
the University of Kentucky, has
10 Negro students enrolled in its
graduate departments and n I'M
dergraduate who is taking a course
not taught at the jimcrow Ken
lucky State college for Negroes.
Announcement of the schools
action was made by DR.. John w.
Taylor, school president. He said:
I'm fully in accord with the
boards action. 1t is a forward
step for the university"
-Four Negroes already have ap-
piled for entrance, he revealed. One
seeks to enter the law school. one
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-03

YONKERS, Ny Christian e
Burckel and Associates, book pub
fishers, announced this week that
DR.. C. James Fleming, Philadel-
phia, Pa, has accepted the editor
ship of Who's Who In Colored
America, the biographical direc-
tory established rs years ago and
which was recently taken over by
the CEBA organization.
Fleming will assemble a staff
which will issue the first edition
of who's Who in Colored Amer
lea" since the World War II. II
will include approximately 5000
names of living men and women
who are serving their communities
significantly, those who hold piv-
otal positions in all of public,
professional and business life, and
those whose names frequently ap-
pear constructively in the news.
Fleming assumed his duties Mon
day.
Christian E. Burckel, Director
of the publishing house, in announc-
ing the appointment of new ed
itor, stated that he had consulted
a number of people, including col
lege presidents, business men and
newspaper editors, and that most
of these suggested Fleming as the
most suitable and best qualified
person for the position.
A former New Yorker, Fleming
has just completed over four years
as secretary for race relations of
the American Friends Service Com
m~ittee, Philadelphia. From 1941-
as he was regional director of the
Presidents Committee on Fair EN-
ployment Practice, and earlier
served in several capacities on
newspapers in Norfolk, Virginia,
New York City, and Philadelphia.
He was also editor of the Kappa
Alpha Psi Journal from 1888 to
1850.
Fleming is a graduate of the
school of journalism of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin and holds the
master of arts and doctor of philos-
ophy degrees from the University
of Pennsylvania.
In order to answer several in
quiries, Burckel Fleming explained
that no one will have to pay any,
thing whatever for being included
in the volume and that no solicit
r or agents are authorized to
ask for, Or accept, a fee on the
promise of having a person listed
in who's Who In Colored Amer
ica."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-05-03
Randolph and
Wilkins Report Latest
F.E.P.C. News

The decision of the Democratic
leadership to defer Senate con-
sideration of S. 1928, the Fair EN-
ployment Practice Bill, is but the
latest in a long series of such
postponements and has given rise
to a charge by the Republican
Policy Committee that the action
has been inspired by Democratic
political considerations. and in
dicates a lack of good faith in any
effort to put over the civil rights
program" While the Republicans
have yet to demonstrate their own
good faith in regard to F.E.P.C.,
the delaying tactics of the Admin
istration lend credence to their
charge.
The F.E.P.C. bill has been on the
Senate calendar ready for floor
action since early last October.
Even before the Congress recon-
vened in January, supporters of
civil rights legislation were led to
believe that F.E.P.C. would be
taken up early in the session, i'm
mediately following the oleomarg-
arine tax repeal measure When
that time arrived, however, it was
announced that Senate considera-
ton would be postponed until after
the House had acted on the bill.
After exhausting every possible
delaying tactic, the House finally
did act, and on February % passed
an unsatisfactory "toothless" mea-
sure Successive assurance were
then given that the bill would
reach the floor of the Senate about
March 10, then about March "a,