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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-08-25

was hit by a truck about three
weeks ago, is still confined at
home because of infection in his
leg.
Mrs. Manuel Mason and daugh-
ter, Beverly returned recently
from Chicago and South Bend,
Ind. In South Bend, they visited
with Mrs. Mae Walker and in
Chicago they visited with Mrs.
Mason's daughter, Mrs. Vivian
Kennedy.
Rev. III. NJ. Carroll, district
superintendent of the Chicago
District of the Methodist church
spoke at the IL a. m. services at
Camphor Methodist church dur
ing the IL a. m. services. He was
here for two days.
Mrs. John CIaIbOurne, 721 st.
Anthony Ave, entertained Mrs.
w. N. Ridley of Petersburg, Va,
and Miss Ada Cunningham at
dinner party recently in her
home.
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ISOLATED Negro Credit Union and
st. Peter AME trustee board.
He is president Of the st.
Paul district Laymen's League
Of the AME church. He was the
second Negro In the q. s. to be
elected to membership in the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce,
(Jaycees and Is one Of the
most popular members Of the
Minneapolis unit.
Chivers came to work for the
papers in the latter part of 1887.
He directs the annual home expo
sitions of the RECORDER and
SPOKESMAN. His biggest job
was direction of the space selling
for the 1949 Centennial edition.
X
Katherine "Kathy" Chivers is a
permanent paper fixture. She at
tends school during the Fail and
social and personal items, an
Winter. In the summer she holds
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs. COrnelia Smith, 543 Car
roll Ave, underwent a serious OPP
Grafton Thursday, Aug. II, in
Miller hospital. She is reported to
be doing fine.
Saturday, Sept. 2, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lamb, $50 w. Central
Ave-, will observe their eighth
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Cooper
of Washington, D. c. are in the
city visiting with Mr.. Cooper's
aunt, Mrs. Minnie Raymond, 654
Rondo Ave. Mr.. Cooper is an in
structor at Howard University.
The Future Builders club met
Thursday, Aug. II at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Warricks,
TAI st. Anthony Ave.
Arriving in the city the early
part of the week for a visit were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcintosh
and daughter, Gwendolyn Lois, of
Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Mcintosh is
an instructor in the Political
Science department at Tennessee
State College. They will visit
with Mr.. McIntosh's sister,
Luella Mcintosh; his father, Eli
jah Mcintosh ST.; his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen McIn-
tosh, his cousin, Miss Eva Light
foot, 635 st. Anthony Ave. Ar
irving with the McIntoshes were
his mother, Mrs. Dora Mcintosh,
of Collins, Miss.
Buzz Brown, photographer for
the st. Paul RECORDER and the
Minneapolis SPOKESMAN, left
Saturday, Aug. 10, for New York.
He will be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Louise Hampton, 701 Car
roll Ave, who has been in Ancker
hospital for the past month suf-
fering from a serious ailment, is
reported to be resting well. She
is still in the hospital.
A short testimonial musical
was given Sunday, Aug. 10 at
Camphor Methodist church for z.
T. Monson, winner of the bass
baritone section of the Aquaten-
NAL singing contest. The Young
Adult group of the church plan
ned the affair, with Clarence
Taylor, chairman. Mr.. Monson
left Friday, Aug. IS, for Chicago,
where he will represent Mime
sofa and compete for the grand
prize in the singing contest there.
Mrs. Nina Crosby, resident of
the Crispus Attacks home, is i'll
in Ancker hospital. Mrs. Crosby,
"a years old, has lived in Mime
sofa practically all her life, and
was instrumental in compiling a
brief history of the Negro in Min
nesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Chapman,
TOT st. Anthony Ave, entertained
their daughter. Mrs. w. N. Ridley
and children, Yolanda Louise and
Don Leroy of Petersburg, Va, at
the Pop concert Friday night,
Aug. Is. Mrs. Ridley and her
children will be in the witty visit
ing with her parents until Sep
TENDER /.
Rev. and Mrs. b. N. Moore, 566
w. Central Ave, will leave Sep
TENDER for Des Moines, Iowa,
where they will attend the con-
ference of the Methodist church
to be held there. Rev. Moore is
pastor of St. James AME church.
Observing their 18th wedding
anniversary Wednesday, Septem-
Der 6, will be Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Benner, 672 st. Anthony Ave.
The Crispus Attacks Home As
ISOLATION met Thursday, Aug. IT
at Halle Q. Brown community
house. Mrs. LEAR Howard Is
president Of the organization.
Eugene Moore Jr., seven-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Moore, 1000 Iglehart Ave. who
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Editorial Influence

Editorial influence of the pa
pers extends throughout the state
of Minnesota. Many of the lead
ing weekly and daily editors of
the state are regular readers of
either the SPOKESMAN or the
RECORDER.
Gov. Luther Youngdahl has
been a reader of the paper since
his days as judge of the Mime
apolis municipal court.
Senator Hubert ii. Humphrey
! became a regular reader Of the
paper before he filed for his
first public office.
One of the oldest subscribers
who has been a reader since the
first month it appeared is Clar-
ence o. CLANCY, vice chairman of
the board of the Northwestern
National Bank, largest bank in
the Upper Midwest.
Ora c. Hall, In the early days
of the st. Paul RECORDER
was a contributing editor. His
speciality was local subjects.
For the past Ia years 80 o /1OoS
of the editorials have been
written by Cecil Newman.
In order to have its readers
familiar with viewpoints of other
editors and areas a portion of the
editorial page is given over each
week to editorial reprints. Some
people consider use of such ma
terial as editorial laziness. AS a
matter of fact often so to rs
editorial pages have to be scanned
before one editorial is found
which in the opinion of the editor
deserves reprinting.
That satisfied grin on Oscar
Newman's face is on account of
two of the four editorials he has
penned. The first one which COM
planned about the ragged Ameri-
can flag on top of the Minneapo-
lis city hall flagpole hit the jack
pot and the tattered flag disap-
peared.
Another editorial of his was
reprinted in part in the Aug. 5,
Minneapolis STAR. Oscar feels
pretty good about his debut as an
editorial word singer.
Myrrhene Allen causes quite a
bit of amusement in the office by
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thousands Preparing
For ReeoFd-Bre0king
Minnesota Sfufe Fair

Busiest spot in the Northwest
this week is the Minnesota State
Fair grounds. where thousands
are working day and night to
prepare for the coming exhibit
ton, which opens Saturday, Aug
ust 26.
Last-minute exhibits are roll
ing into the grounds, shows and
rides are being erected on the
midway. hundreds Of mammoth
machinery displays are being set
up on Machinery Hill. and every
thing is being readied for the big
exposition.
Saturdays program win fea-
ture AAA auto racing in the af-
ternoon. with Johnny Parsons.
this years Indianapolis speedway
winner, as the leading star. Sat
urday nights grandstand offer
ing will be the world-famed Joie
Chitwood thrill show under
lights, climaxed by fireworks.
One of the biggest exhibitions
Of livestock, farm crops, women's
work and All Club work in
Northwest history win be pre-.
sented this year. Every foot Of
outside space available will be oc.
cupied, and buildings will be
crammed to the caves with color
full and instructive exhibits.
An attendance rivaling the re-
cord OF 100000 in I947 is con.
fidently anticipated.
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Jones Of the RECORDER

Robert Jones, st. Paul RE-
CoRDER veteran was one of the
original staff members. A father
of six children, three of them
charming young Misses, Bob is a
real family man. His wife, Mary
wrote social and personals for the
early editions of the paper in
1884. Mr.. Jones is known among
the papers family as the one who
keeps editor Newman's blood
pressure up and high. Nothing
excites Bob and he excites a lot
of people. He is a member of st.
Phillips church, the Omega frat
ernity and the NAACP.
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that matter the national Negro
weekhes, this paper refers them
to Herbert Howell, largest distri-
butor of Negro periodicals in the
N. w. Howell will tell you the
truth and nothing but the truth:
that the Spokesman and Record
er are the most popular Negro
papers in this area. AND he viii
also tell you that they each have
the largest circulation in their re-
spe 2tive cities.
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Anniversary Notes

Curtis Chivers, advertising
manager of the papers is a devout
member of the ALE church. He
is the father Of four girls. He has
served as president of the Min
neapolis Sunday Forum, vice
president of the Minneapolis
branch of the NAACP, member
of the boards of the NAACP, AS
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politely but firmly inquiring
about the whereabouts of her
check each month. Allen is one
of the most promising young
writer's and a bright future is
predicted for her If she keeps up
the pace.
The Truth and Nothing but the
Truth
Whenever arguments are had
about the relative calculations of
Twin City Negro weeklies, or for
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MINoRrIFs IN VANGUARD

What is a minority The chosen
heroes of this earth have been a
minority. There is not a social,
political, or religious privilege
that you enjoy today that was not
bought for you by the blood and
tears and patent suffering of the
minority. 1t is the minority that
have stood in the van of every
moral conflict, and achieved all
that is noble in the history of the
world.-J. B. Cough.
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Advertisers here want and APP
preciate your patronage.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
BETHESDA

Sale or Lease
Fully equipped restaurant; $50 seat
ing capacity; tourist rms. will pay
expense; lge. parking lot. For Ap-
pointment. cal MIR. SMITH. WI.
7735. -
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RooMs, APTs. TO SHARE

OR YOUNG BUSINESS WOMEN
With VI another. SR cail Ap. ssSi. -
MATURE GENTLEMAN to share f.
room apt; a gentleman or couple
ONE GiRII, 1928, to shar. 2-bedrm
apt. in Arlington. Call after $3.50
EMPi. LADY has conv.. comfortable
apt: to share ,,, With ESthe middle-agsd
oTIRf T4Rfn EMFEogED GfL ITi SAD; isSy wanted to
share my comfortable, cool apt; full
kit. priyls. LU. 4-414S. -
WILL SHARE attrac. house in George
exec, trsnsp. For information, cali
GIRL MRi SsRsd SssRResd 90 TO 80. to shar. modern
air-cond. apt. on 18th st; NV. with
SR 1sTish girl ,,;S Can M MI "a S4%Si eth e ,r
other young woman; eongenia
Christian home privileges; $3.50 wk
GE: 1874. 4514 18th st: NV. -
WANTED girls, 26-36. to share
eonv ss 0F% tFan,D h0gsS $50 sth SA 0fHt5s 5iss
$40 TO SHARE Groom bachelor apt.
min. walk to G. w. Call DI. 4o2s.
YOUNG MAN, ao-so, to share apt;
near 2sth and Pa. ave. Sc, vi.
Refined BUSINESS or prof. woman
to share modern ant, OF. rent pvt.
bedrm.; new furn.: excel. transp.;
NV. RE. 7400, Ext. 3717 or 1898.
III
REFINED GIRL will share lovely f.
rm. apt. mr.. Catholic q. with an
other girl; all utils.; unlim. phone;
$40. DU. 1923 after pm.
JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with one
other girl, NV. section. TU. 1888
after pm. p
WANTED-One girl to share apt.
with two other girls; $2S mo. GE.
ARLINGTON-Desire 2 girls, 2O-35,
to share q 6-rm. furn. apt. with
other girls Call OW. S2l1. 5
REFINED CHRISTIAN WOMAN wishes
to share beautiful furn. apt. with
2-9401. -S
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

67O5 14th ST. N.W.-Vacaucy fol
young man in lge. rm., twin beds
Southern home. rm. and breakfast
1SSdd9T Tki Tsfh M wIS..l S9Isi r,s,d.pce 70,
eel. food; switchboard. -15
DOWNTOWN, 725 18th st. n.w.-Rm
and delicious food for refined youns
man; reas. prices. MRS. LENING'
1916 RI. AVE. N.W.-sinEle and
double; home-cooksd meals. Decatur
aoiS MASS. AVE. N.w.-spacious
clean, cool rooms; the iinest food
obtainable; all conveniences; excel
1ssqp;;s tTsnsp;;; yOYnE oz6s men and women
ssos stS T. 81 81. NV. tnsar waiter
furnished, excel. meals, L or 2
empl people; available August z,
WENDELL TERRACE-cool rms, lEs
porch. lawn with croauet; delicious
Tse SsoDi. etSf siS6 ans mo 0isassn iss7 s.%on Sas
IfSl q ST. N.w.%dood food. clear
rms; ssle and and s dbls, for yoSpn' Tn
DUPONT AREA-172o N. H. ave. NV
has vacancies for ladies and men in
washington's most beautiful guest
house; television, social priVils.
phone in each room; mod. rates
DUPONT CLUE, 1925 10th st. NV
Sgle, and, double rms. $47.6O up
VACANCiES for young people; very
good food, walking distance, reas.,
OPP. @. w. u; sgle. and triple
aaSI Iz Oh q 81 ST niNNw-N,c.,v furnished
Evening star., 1950-08-07

10 min. to downtown via s. Capitol
EXPRESS BUS SERVICE
Evening star., 1950-08-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT AND BAR-Sale or
lease; air conditioned; newly re-
modelled; excellent kitchen equip
ment; seat %; with 6-day weekly
gross of $1,000. This place is we'll
known with good reputation. Same
will consider sale. Owner wishes to
travel. Box 42-V, Star.
IDEAL LOCATION for antique shop;
liv. utrs. and extra apt; contains
10 rms, 2 baths: gear garage; 10
Gated on Lee hwy, Falls Church.
Priced right with excel. terms. AR
FAX REALTY; "a 145o.
counts, synthetic cleaning fluid. and
excellent service. Call AT. 1910 for
additional information.
GAS STATION AND GARAGE suit
able for taxi cab service or auto
display; selling account of illness.
REsrATsaNr Isl SIssiN AND BAR, of and nd on,
iE,nt big din. rm. oS.. and danse se, hall, i 10
counts; coants.. slot @ machines legal. legal Pheaas Phons
Waldorf 1895. See to appreciate.
GROCERY with 6-rm. and bath apt.
Rent $500, 5-year lease. Good NV.
section; doing $1,000 per week. Call
MORGAN, RE. 4910. 3
CLARENDON RESTAURANT and
newsstand st nice .ee eeuipment; g1Hn good
issse sseS oWner called hi in Service. Ssa1 cal
MORGAN, CHI. 1895. Sunday and
evenings. ia. 4-0075. 3
GROCERY STORE, completely equip
ped, excellent possibilities. Sale by
owner, best offer. MI. $500. Eve
nings. NO. 4129. -S
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Continued on Next Psss)
Evening star., 1950-08-07

NEWLY DEC, Ink; also cozy bsmt.
I'm. kit; $3.50 ea. Nice as $12 rms.
Quiet, attr. sur. nicely, compl.
furn.; Tetgr, automatic laundry
washer; l young lady ca. 14e6 Har-
Ioio GA. AVE. N.w.-studio-beSrm.
and kit. comb; priv. bath; GENTLE
sISO i7tA ST. N.W.Mtse. Wr. aueiGs; room, eiee.
refEr;. gas range, semi-bath; empl.
couple; good transp. AID. 0574;
S2I G PL. N.w.-Lge. desirable front
bath. Ex. 1873. IL
ONE Ice. Ink. RMI FriRidaire, gas
stove, running water, End Il. 2032
800 Z. CAPiToL ST.~2 rms. S4S.50
mo-; pvt. refgT., stove and sink 1
Al9 eth ST. S.W.-3 rooms, refriger-
alton and running water; on carline;
SIG week. Also 2 rooms. S12.60
MEEK; ,ns I'M infant HoSS considered; no drink
I4si CEIF;ToS ST. N.w.-Lse. front
sgle., dble. and triple rms: laund.
grivil; Quiet neiEhborhood. $50 mo.
NEAR DU1PPoNT cIRCLE-Room with
kitchenette; 1st fr. front; $45 per
mo: 1888 p st: NV.
retriSsTStoTs 10 Tsdio, Tv,. fan or air
CoIoRED, I4is C ST. s.E.-one
room and kitchenette; married cou-
pie; reasonable rent; see any time.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
APARTMENTS WANTED

LINE VICINITY
Two-bedrm., furn., attrac., apt; 3
empl. adults need by Sept. l. Call bet.
and z pm. Ex. $3.50, Ext. 607.
VETERAN and empl. wife desire apt e,
furn. or unfurn.. in G. w. U. vic;
SOB max. SH. 5000.
UNFURN., DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
I adult; S65 maximum. Please call
WANTED-2-bedroom furnished ant,
$50. mo-: Silver Spring or Takoma
Park. Phone FIR. 60s1 after pm.
YoUNG MARRIED COUPLE with
small baby desire apartment; prefer
near Arlington: promise good care
Of apartment. Phone OW. S577.
UNFURN. efficiency or 1-bedrm.. in
NV. apt. bldg; max. rent, $40. XII
S-6579 wk. end; SH. 1881 wk. days
CoLoRED WOMAN DESIRES small
apartment in the vic. of 10th st
and Avenue NV. Call Me. OTIS
COLORED COUPLE, both employed
desires l or Groom unfurn. apt
in NV. apt. building about Sept. /;
reasonable. EN-. 69O2, Mon, Tues
It'll 10 pm. So
Evening star., 1950-08-07
Colored
1000 11th ST NV

For q small down payment and
monthly payments like rent, you
can be the proud owner of q one
room, kit. and bath apt. in this
modern apt. building. Call MILTON
VINNICK or MORRIS COHEN. 1404
1 st. n.wr MA. S036; ewes. TU
NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
rd. S.e.-Here is another unusual l :
bedrm. unit for sale; owner offers
equity at discount; also an ex-
cellently located .2-bedroom Obi
type) unit completely furnished;
charges in D. c. DRURY REALTY
CORP, MI. 1000; evenings, OR.
b761 or TW. 119l.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY AND SUN. TILL 8 PM.
CHESAPEAKE
TERRACE

oUo~ OOIe0VIIIe Nu'' CH' e@VU
Evening star., 1950-08-07
EMERSON GARDENS

1905 Emerson st. Hyattsville. Md,
lovely. cool. 2-bedrm. unit; southern
ave; SOB per mo. incl. utils. UN.
$500.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

Mr.. CONN. AVE. and Calf. St.
Immaculate Groom and bath apart
en-; 4 closets; corner exposure.
Total price. $500 with SO 900
cash and $500 per mo. Call Mr..
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO., st.
1900: res MI 6O04 ~
Evening star., 1950-08-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

6I2s CONN. AVE- rms; bedrm;;
furn.; work. couple; S115. EN-. 27S2.
LIv. RIM. bedrm., din. nm, kit. and
pvt. bath; everything included. goo
O0SN. 81 oz kvE., S92Ti Il an apt, bldg; Very
comfortable; liy. rm.. bedrm;, kit,
dinette., bath, cross ,yentilation;
4SS112ss. 4SS1ss. gtsIsi Es4sh lHsl1 Or Eelgs gs.w.Nkr.
ms lls's suitable 5 iof or 3: n'iz E1 z5S
ALLISON ST. 142s, N.w.-Apt. turn.
4 rms. private bath, private front
and real, entrances, linens; disnes'
1SSS SsSsfH ffHNGshHAM GRAHAM ST. NV. clean and
attractively furn., 2 lge: bedrms.,
kit. pvt. bath, ali utils. incl; suit
able for 2. 8 or adults. RA. 1925.
FURNISHED air conditioned EN-;
cheney apt, downtown; 500. Call
HU. 5000, Ext. 7O3. =
DR6g ANR HaR.1 kF s sTlS lStS sf n%
C62p2ETELY d222fgS FURN., rms, K. and
b., near Glebe I'd. and Lee blvd;
avail: Sept; 10; no children igJs or pets; pets;
coLIEGE PARKeBedrm.. Iiv. rm.,
kit; S6S.50. Also share lge. apt
1st a., pvt. bedrm.; S4S. WA. s33l.
q APIS, completely furn.: COW. to
grocery stores, bus; 10 min. down
town by streetcar; employed ladies'
very .reas. Ho. 6sSS after 9 pm
sos SsefSGSf. B 81. N.E.-Large living room,
bedroom, private kitchen and batn
utils. incl; conv. to transp., Govt.
bldgs, and shopping. Ii. 3-1296.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. Chesapeake
Terrace Apts.-New garden spa.
Jo. 2-44s5. 10. 2-9776. -12
R-RM. FURN. APT. at 1853 Mint
wood pl. NV. See mgr, bSmt. apt.
COLLEGE PARK, MD rms. kit,
bath: bus stop in front; utils. fres
except gas; $3.50. LA CONGA
APIS. 94I2 Baltimore blvd. Ber-
wyn P. @. TO. $3.50. IS
Efficiency APT. at 9Th 9Th, ana 4 kHS Sts'
FOR 1 OR 2 MoS.-Cple. to share
lovely home; no objection to one
child: SIOO mo. sH. 1912. 5 ,
LOVELY 3-RM. APT, pvt. bath and
NEWiy snsE sTR; sTiS1ssEp 81 1913 feT Aug Is; near
9TH and kennedy; 2 rms, kit. bath;
$3.50; two quiet ladies or refined
couple. GE. 3769. -
1884 QUE ST. N;WEENear Dupont
GiTsIs rde .Ga Gle1i Nitsben eTishf R.as ist nsOr
l761 PARK RID. N.w:-Newly dec.
2 rms. kit. and bath; suit; for 8
Girls; $50, incl. utils: tn. 0600. g
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY -
SGmRle'eESi Sfnetts. Kit, .rr bedrm.. bah, RECEIPT
hall, incl. all utils.; Sl10 month
Cali R. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors
,NN51 mSSsACHUsETTs AVE. NV.
studio apt, refrigerator and stove
share bath; $3.50 per week. .
WARDMAN VIC, lust OF Conn, hv.'
bedrm., kit, newly decorated; porch
semipvt bath, util., $50; ] or
empl. women, Ref. HU. S483. -
S111 37th AVE- Cottage CITY Mo. Mo;
entr. WA. 5451. 3
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit. din. aicove, bath; no pets: utils
incl; $g$; S 70 3j6SS9i ;8ss i;rsn. NJ h,d
or 3 adults. 1888 Morse st. ne:
MODERN l-bedrm. apt. conv. t
Boiling Field and Naval Air station
SshGprRfak sRGG tns! util' ". BEsRSs hsRsa pfRs Nc
al sG&S new y II Jersey a;E AVE. We sT.E:&2 T apt,
available; 1 rm., kit and bath, So
mo; Q rms, kit. and bath, $6S; a.
utiis incl. KAY REALTY CO" RA
,sas ,sSSo' MASS. AVE. N.w.-Beau
sficiency 1-rm. apt, fully eauippe
kit, facilities, refrigeration; g
44Geer 4er stS S' ct. Nw.-Enci.ncy apt
rm., kitchenette' pvt. beti
Seas, rate. -l3
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COLORED-APT.. i room and kitch-
en-: utilities furnished. Call HU.
RSoR q
APARTMENTS UhEURhIsHED
BRADLEY BLVD. APTS.-Avail.; 2.

BRADLEY BLVD. APTS.-Avail.; q
bedrm. apts.. $94.5O and $99.50.
including all utils, excepting phone;
veterans preferance. 6701 lillian
dale I'd, Ch. Ch., Nd. OIL. 3240;
once hours, 8 to 8, Mon. thru Fri.
Ia
MEURILEE APTS.-spec1ous / and 2
bedrm. apis; close to transp., elem.
and high school, shop. center and
theater 53rd and Defense Hwy.
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 1921
$500 I4TH ST. N.W.-2 bsmt. apis.
in lge. apt BLDG; 2 and 8 rms,
kit. and bath; see elevator oper-
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APTs.-1-bed-
rm. apt, S69. 80; 2-bedrm. apt. $50:
utils incl. 10. 9-S750.
DOMINION GARDENS. 800 blk. W;
number NUMB i Of i Hs and : bedrm. apts.
with dinette: available for immedi-
ate and early occupancy; rental.
$75 and $90.5O me-, all utils. incl.
Modern apis. with all convenienceS,
Fairgrounds and parking area: excel
transp. facilities; Arlandria shopping
center walking distance; minutes
by car to Pentagon. Apply in office
on premises. $500 Milan dr., OV.
1905 or F. BALDI, Realtor, PIT
Southern Bldg. MA, 2405.
Evening star., 1950-08-07
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. MD. Attractive
home; excellent location, mr.. schools,
churches, shopping center and trans
portation; includes bedrms., 2h
baths, sun rm., screened porch,
lovely garden: oil heat; double ga
rage. By appt. OIL. 6544. $
IF YOU LIKE OLD NEW ENGLAND
things and want home while
looking to buy or bldg. S175 will
rent Georgetown house for 8 mos,
beginntng Sept. to l5 or longer II
desired. DU. 1888. ~
2-BEDRM. HOUSE with yard, oil mt i,
semidet.. mr.. Ft Myer and shop
ping center. EN-. 567S. 9-5 wkdays.
S135 PER MONTH-Lovely new Q
bedroom rambler. % #. living room,
only. BURNT MILLS Hills area.
MIS-; Gavin, ST; 1900, Exclusive.
sYaa yAMEs Esw l. H2MeSHisv R1X0N q CO.. ovr ~ ~
6-rm. row brick house; S125. incl.
heat and utils.; 4 girls. RA. 2O36.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

C0L0RED-FURN. RIM. for mother
and child; landlady give day care
for child, 8 years. DE, $3.50, ~
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DEIICATESSEN

.DELIC. AND GROCERY
Weekly vol, $1,1OO cash; good hours;
nicely equipped, good lease; we'll
established NV. location; known as
q good moneymaker. $4,000 down.
Eve. and SUM-, I. Cohen, GE. 5O55.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. 9389, ma. 1874
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APTs. UNFURNIsHEp tcent. J
LLoYDs APARTMENTS

Accepting applications; l and 2
bedrm. apis. available Sept. /:
garden type; convenient to penta-
gon. Navy Annex, schools and SHOP
utilities. 500 Tennessee ave. Elex-
sndria Va CIV OAhO III
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

across the country: safe storage Ia
ssn: 10 tSNH' SsS4 gNfes 5ss sFosaSs FRosssaaidi
co. INC. eat 1905
EX-GI-Mov., pack, erat, storage;
local, long dist; small or large jobs;
free cartons for pack. HO 5S19. g."
PARKS TBANSFER-Moving at your
conv.: also trunks and baggage. Call
any time. AID. 1887. g.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1416.
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STUDIO. 22O1 K ST. NV.
Remodeled 1st. floor, 2 rooms. mod
ern. kitchen. tub, shower bath. heat
and hot water. Also rooms, mod
ern kitchen, Ia tub shower bath
heat hot water DAVID z. BARRY
NE. 2O25. Ewes. ia. 9279. =