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The Miami times., 1951-06-30
Mt. Zion News

The Mount Zion Baptist church
will give special thanks on Sun
day for the independence and
freedom wkiGh America enjoy.
The SNbject 0pf the mornings
message will be "How GlOriotsS
is Thy Name . Lord" Baptismal
Service will tbe theld at tbs pm.
and the Con1mhnion at 7:30.
Another successful Daily Vaca-
ton Bible School was terminat-
ed on last Saturday when some
three hunADed children went to
Virginia Beach in celebration Of
the closing OF the school. Child
rem attending are faom the various
churches throughout the city and
their willingness to attend setup
a challenge to all churches TO con-
cern themselves wsiEh a broader
prospective for a youth program.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

According to thy Graees work
in meek humility, this will Il odo
my dying Lord, Il will remember
thes-"
This hymn will be the opening
hymn for the services at the
Greater Bethel .AME church, 243
NV 9th ST., on Sunday morning
July l. Another month has pass
ed and again the Gxeater Bethel
Church will open her doors to
her hundreds of members and
visiting friends ON this coming
Lords day. The holy communion
will be the main feature of the
day, with the pastor DR.. w. F..
BAH, delivering both the morn
ing and evening sermons and wih
administer the holy sacrament to
the flock of Christ. The two
choirs Nos. and 2 viii furnish
the beautiful music at both SER
vices respectively.
All people who profess save
and faith in Christ, saints and
sinners should 60 to church on
Sunday. The fifteen and twenty
minute sermons from the pastor
during the summer months will
begin the Streamline program for
our Sunday services
The church is also praying for
the sick and Shut-in. The holy
communion will be taken to the
sick and shut-in on Monday July
2 by the pastor and Others. Class
meeting on Tuesday night and
Love Feast tonight, Friday. Why
not plan to visit Greater Bethel
AME Church, Sunday, where the
spiritual tie runs high at all
times. Bethel is your friendly
church that welcome visitors at
all times.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
Surprise Birthday
Party

On Tuesday evening friends of
Mrs. Hilda BlackShire, quietly
and unannounced, walked into
her home to wish her a happy
birthday. A very splendid even
ing was spent. In the party were
Mrs. L. Galloway, Mrs. L. Riou,
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, Lindsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. Capitola
Solomon, Mrs. Louise George and
Mrs. L. Miller. Mrs. Sadie Saun-
ders, not knowing 1t was Mrs.
Blackshire's birthday, simply
dropped in and left her beauti-
full gift.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

Mrs Johnnie Mae Mcmillan OF
1243 NV 66th st. is in charge OF
the clothing department. MIS-,
Mcmillan is a former student OF
Morris Brown College OF Allan
Va, Ga. vr
NMrs. Carrie Burney of 1444 NV
list st. and Miss Sally Davis OF
65l5 NV 18th ave., are in charge
of the fountain on alternate
shifts.
Gerald. Pulver and and Teddy
Worthheinner are utility en-
polyees in the establishment.
The entire building is air cool
ed and wei appointed with the
latest in modern fixtures. 1t boasts
three public telephone booths, a
complete line of records with two
record testing booths and twelve
other distinct departments - in
cluding drugs, clothing, sundries,
tobacco, newsstand, prescription,
money orders and kilograms, cos
metics, jewelry, ice cream, food
and complete fountain service, all
at your service from. 8 am. to
midnight daily and Sunday.
All of Miami is invited to the
grand opening of ]. and j. Drug
Department Store in Liberty City.
Gifts of various descriptions will
be awarded to openeing day
patrons.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

you WANT TO help give the
Dunbar Nursery some of the
things needed for the betterment
of our youngsters? Well, here's
another chance to give. A combi-
nation radio-television set will
be given away in Sept. Every
Friday night a print dress-sport
shirt dance, for the benefit Of the
nursery is sponsored by the
Rockland Palace. For further in
formation contact any member Of
the Rockland Palaces band on
how to get this television set, and
have a fine time.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
J. & J. DRUG DEPT.
STORE HOLDS
GRAND OPENING

The newly enlarged super-de-
luxe J. and j. Drug Department
Store, located at 14l0 NV end
st. just across from Liberty Square
at 14th ave-, is holding its Grand
Opening this weekend BEGINNING
Friday, June 30.
The co-proprietors julius
doc" Kesden and Jacob DOC"
Pulver, announced that it is with
deep gratitude for valued past
patronage which they received
from their many patrons, that
they are holding the grand open
ing of their new store. Several
new departments have been add
ed substantially increasing the
number of items 'on sale. The en-
tire establishment has become a
Cut-Rate store, with all of the
prices reduced to fair trade levels.
The proprietorS also announced
that they will meet or beat all
competition.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving remembrance
Of our loved one,
STAFFORD GAMALTEL DANES
who passed to the Great Beyond
Jtane q, 1949.
On the Resurrection Morning
Soul and body meet again,
No more sorrow, no more weeping
No more pain
The Family
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
READERS DIoEsT's.. Jul

READERS DlGEsT's.. July Is
sue carries a piece by George S.
Schuyler, "The Phantom Negro"
condensed from Freedom mag
Not bad, read it Watch local
juke boxes for a new tune tagg-
ed fool Blues, it's Lady Doris
Strachan. of the Sweetheart OF
Rhythm hit on a Hollywood label
The band is out California way
(Hollywood) It's Tops Club
Til, fine renovation job has
placed. this popular Grand ave.
(Coconut Grove) club in the
bracket of groovy niteries.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
NEW EMPLOYEES ADDED

Among the several new en-.
ployees who will welcome you at
j. and J. are DR.. o. w. Probert,
pharmacist, who is in charge Of
the prescription department. A
resident of Miami, DR.. Probert
formerly practised in Ohio and
boasts Of 43 years experience as
a pharmacist.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
NURSE ELoIsE REYNOLDS

OF Harlem and hubble, Bob, are
due in Sunday am. enroute to
Key West on a weeks vacation
with parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Butler Edward Wake
graduated from A. and T. College
(Dr. Ralph Bunche delivered the
addresS) along with friend Carl
Riou. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wake Sr. were up for the occa-
sion -. Little J. Hartman Tay-
lor jr., celebrated his birthday
last Monday. A party follows this
Sabbath.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

DIR. Ball wishes to express his
thanks to all of the contestants
who participated in the Miss
Greater Bethel Contest which
terminated Thursday evening,
GuAe Fl at the church and for the
very fine sum of money raised
81 I6e7.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
WELL KNOWN
MIAMIAN PASSES

Mlamlan OF l0ZU NV 0tn place,
lied at / am, Tuesday, June 26,
at her residence following a long
period of illness.
A native of Nassau. Bahamas,
Mrs. Parks had been a resident of
Miami for many years. Several
years ago, she became i'll with in
.ernal complications from which
she never fully recovered. Re-
Gently she showed signs of i'm
provement but later suffered a
relapse.
She is survived by a husband,
Moses Parks, four daughters, Mrs.
jeanette Johnson and Mrs. Gym
thia Alexander of Clarksburg,
N. j., Miss Jean Parks of New
York City and Miss Althea Bessie
Parks, a senior at Booker T.
Washington High School of Mi.
ami, one son, Earl Parks of Mi
ami, a mother, Mrs. Eva Hodge,
and a sister, Mrs. Edith Hyler,
of Nassau, Bahamas, a daughter
in-law Mrs. Wilhelmina Parks,
several other relatives and many
friends.
Funeral arrangements under
the direction of the Richardson
Funeral Home, are incomplete at
this writing.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

July -Picnic at Carver RAN
ches. C0nveyanceS leave church
at 10 am Come and enjoy your
self.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

Watch for the Benefit Program
he Southland Singers will Spon-
sor for Temple!
The Miami times., 1951-06-30
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of Mr.. Wilfred
Stirrup, who went to be with the
Lord June 20, 1850.
He is not dead, he is just away.
Mrs. Bertha Stirrup, wife
Wilfred Stirrup, son
Gwendolyn A. Stirrup,
grand daughter
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

GRACE ROBINSON, Browns
Famous Corner barmaid, has al
ready packed her duds for a Os-
shining, NY vacation next week
A., Garth Reeves along with
Benny Edwards, Pearl Jonathan
and Lillith Thompson, returned
from a motor-trip vacation to
Manhattan. r
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

PEARL JONATHAN and LII
lith Thompson returned to Mas
sau on Wednesday after spend
some time here and in New York
I. Ditto Fred Cooper of the
Nassau police dept. and his
daughter Zelma, who vacationed
with relatives here Willie
Mae benson took off for Long
Island on Monday Petite Mar
garita Perez and Bro. John are
vacationing here with h r
grandmother, Mrs. Marie Perez.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

So 81 FL "a
The Best Known Mystic In the
U. S. A., for Fifteen Years In
Miami. Now permanently Iocat-
ed In his Own Home at 2118 NV
62nd Street, Miami, Florida.
THEY COME TO HIM
FROM THE FOUR CORNERS
OF THE EARTH
Rich and poor, white and col
ored, bankers, lawyers, doctors,
ministers, land owners, tenants
and laborers. Men and women Of
life.
BY train and bus, they come, in
fine cars, in wagons, on horse
back, and on foot Some 60 away
happy: others in tears; all are
told the truth, whether good or
bad.
Talk it over with your friends.
Don't put it off. Delays are dang
erous. Make up party, share ex-
penses, load up the car and head
for Miami, or come by bus or
train, but get here If you have to
walk.
This may be your last chance,
so blame yourself for what may
happen If you do not take It and
find yourself too late, on the
wrong road.
COME WITH OR WITHOUT
MONEY
Is 8 Is 8
3 "a IL %
PROF. HOMES
2118 NV. 62nd St.
MIAMI, FLORIDA
Bus - to Do0r
Those who cant come In person,
send 2 one deIIar bills and a self
addressed envelope.
Absolutely no letters answered
without stamped self addressed
envelope.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

Lot in Carver Ranches. Price
reasonable. Call at 1915 NV Sth
place or phone S@O7O4.
The Miami times., 1951-06-30

According to thy Graces work
in meek humility, this will Il cdo
my dying Lord, Il will remember
thee"
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16

Mrs. Eva AbramOwitz flew to
Detroit to witness the marriage of
her first grandchild. Young Is
rael congregation and Sisterhood
members sent congratulatory
messages to their ardent Board
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry RObinOwitz
bid farewell to her sister, Mrs.
Tanya Bercutt, LA, enroute to Is
rael for six months and to attend
the World Zionist convention as
an official delegate of Pioneer
Women, of which she is a regional
officer. Another visitor is his sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Bello, LA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Katz, Phoenix,
visited their friends, the Herbert
Feigs, last weekend and brought
news of the engagement of their
son.
New arrivals from New Orleans
are the Edwin Coopers and daugh-
ters, Vicki 4, Priscilla Ann 3, liv-
ing on N. Forgeus. He's with a
local department store.
Naomi Silver, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs lanes Silver. celebrated
her ninth birthday March 9 with
a Hop-Along Cassidy party for
thirteen guests. Children came in
western dress, had a barbecue
supper and saw movies.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
&ociab
and RersonaA

Hyman Bassuk is cOnvalesclng
at Tucson Medical Center after
an operation yesterday.
Mr.. Morris Berger, Cleveland,
has returned to Tucson and is
living on N. Forgeus. When Mr..
Berger arrives, they plan to take
a iaunt to LA. He is in the bur-
lap bag business. Their children
are guests at Del Rio.
Mrs. Leonard Lebetkin and chill
dren, Louis and Sharon, Alham-
bra, Calf, are spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Peterson and sister,
Mrs. Harry Glazer.
Jacob Steinman, New Orleans
merchant, is a guest of his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Steinman.
Here to attend the BriS for the
Harris Salonic baby are the
grandmother, Mrs. j. Rappeport
and great grandmother, Mrs. Fan
ny Newman, both of New York.
The Arizona post., 1951-03-16
Mrs. Louis Farum who, until

Mrs. Louis Farum who, until
she moved to LA several months
ago, was active in Sheva Pioneer
Women, writes that the Post
keeps them in touch with "home"
and its doings. ITO say that we
are lonesome for Tucson is put
ting it mildly. My niece and neph-
ew, Sylvia and Sidney Nevins, are
like our dear children. She
was delighted with the Sheva
Club picture and story about new
members.
joe Kraus, New York auto dis
tributor, is visiting with his
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Cohen, Elaine Blvd.
Guests at Peacock Inn include
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moment, Chicago
photographer and financial secre-
tary of the Washington Blvd.
Temple, Chicago. Others are Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence H. Levey and
daughters, LA, Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
id Pinkas, New York bond broker,
and Mrs. A. Eisenberg, Worcester,
Mass. spending another season
here. Her husband is editor of
the Jewish Observer there.
Word was received of the death
in Los Angeles, following a heart
attack of James Bloom, former
resident on E. 4th.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

WANTED TO sHARE-Furnished
apt. by employed single girl. Nc
Lean Gardens vic; ref. EXCHANGED.
LADY WILL SHARE air-conditioned
furn. efficiency apt, NV. RA. 2aS8.
OR 2 GIRLS, to share 2-hedrn.
apt in NV. MISS THOMPSON.
coNGENIAL and refined man to
share large. cool, modern, WELL
furn.. apt. with another; TV; walk
ing dist. downtown. Call DI. O072.
EMPL. CULTURED. refined lady to
share beautiful furn. apt. in NV.
SECTION. Wo. 9117 after pm.
1 HAVE A LOVELY APARTMENT to
Jh Taars s-TEse Tita some nice girl; all conv.
NV; SECTION, Jewish girl will share
with another, attract. fur, modern
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. ant.
with others. in NV. section.
u5,1 Pnqne s Hu; 1915 after 8 pm. .
nished 2-bedrm. apt. with conEenial
business girl over 80. oW. 3314.
BACHELOR, $500. to share 5-pm.
apt; twin bedrms: cony. s,e, sec;
inter. music, arts, pleasurable liv-
ing. Must see to apprec. 10. 2-3S07.
NV. ON cARLINE and busline:
saas spt' isSr0V En-. s7d8. e share nicely tqFn'
coLoRED GIRL, to share apt. ne.
LU. 4-391s, Sat. and Sun. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE area: / or Q girls
e to shssTg sIgo 2-bedroom apt; S27.; ref.
CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.w

CAPITOL HILL - Large front room.
newly decorated; 4 windows, twin
beds: 2 persons: Ii. 3-7263.
121 .4th ST.-Front room in WE'LL
kept, home. cony. to Cong. Library;
23S 1st ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. sgle,
rm,, nr. Congressional Library; men
1918 33rd PL. S.E.-Lge.e cool End
Il. bed-llv. rm. in new, mod. home
of empl. couple. Lounge chair, exten.
phone, fine dble. bed nice and quiet
l person, $50. VI. 373S. --6
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Lincoln PIX. /
blk. carline; 1st-flr. front rm., cool
quiet: reas. AID. 2913. -5
1921 FORT DAVIS ST.-Nicely furn
Sgle. rm., conv. to shop. and transp, !;
gentlemen preferred. AK. 1929. %
325 PA AVE. S.E.-Lge. front rm
with kit. Call TR. 934S. --5
1sfI BAY ST. s.E.-Twin beds, pvt.
bath; sgle. or dble.; conv. transp
ssb5 Is 5th 1i ST. s.E.-eirls. lge. we we'll
CAPITOL. Il. 7-1465. ave- 5. hf
BEDROOM, next to bath.
Wirdow fan, near Armory BLDG,
$40 each per wk. Pvt. home. I5l .
E CAPITOL ST. Sc. Ii. 4-3921. -
CAPITOL HTLL-Opp. House ofice
Bldg. block. Libr. of Cong; Q adj
high-ceiling. well-furn.. non-house-
keeping rms; End f.: suitable / or
2. Ii. 3-2913. 5
Evening star., 1951-08-05
8 LIVESTOCK tcon..

FOR sALE-Polled short-horn bull,
Fascinator Red and Standard zeph-
yr.. Seen at home farm, Norbecx,
Md. Rockville 240S or National
s610 w. r. WINSLOW.
FOR SALE registered yearling
milking short horn, bulls. excellent
L E. cR1sT, JR.. welcome, Md.
Phone La Plata 4474.
35 SPRINGING HOLSTEIN heifers. 3
registered Holstein bulls, all calfhood
vaccinated for Bangs and blackleg
Call Herndon 24-R.
PONY. large: 8 yrs. half Tennessee
horse gentle mare, Sl35; Western
saddle and bride. S1S5. AL. 1909. "
BEEF STEER. 500 lbs. and I4-mo.
heifer. milk type. MRS. BELL.
Corbin. Va, s mi. SO. Fredericks-
burg, No. 2 hwy.
Notwithstanding calves, day old.
j.. r. CLEAVLAND, 1909 Allentown
I'd. Sc, Washington, D. c.
GENTLE SPOTTED PONIES, 2, young,
"a bred. gelding and mare; saddles
and brides. Gil. 3074.
2 FRESH cows, 3 and 4 years old j;
l registered Jersey has heifer calf,
beauty; 3 Guernsey heifers, we'll
bred; Shetland pony, gentle, small,
a beauty; English saddle, bridIe'
martingales, S35, good eond. West
ern saddle and bride, SIS; halters
and collars, So each: hand lawn
mower. good cond.. SIS. Priced to
sell. c. M. HIRST. Fairhill Farm,
4 miles west of Falls Church on Lee
hwy. Phone FA. 2009.
SHOW-TYPE BRED PONY MARE.
5 yrs, medium size; saddle and
bride; S225 or best offer; horse
buggy and harness; sale or trade for
pony buggy and harness. WA. 6049.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS WANTED

BOARD AND AIRY room with com.
Portable, single bed for active,
elderly lady who has own furniture;
must be accessible to Transportation.
Call Oliver 1924 before 8 or after 5.
LADY wants rm. on or near 1stR or
Col, I'd. or near Pentagon bus. Box
NICE FuRSisHED ROOM wanted by
gentleman, Northwest or Southeast.
Box 2S6-R, Star.
LADY, employed. quiet and dignified.
wishes large room with private fami-
~; kitchen, and laundry privileges.
This must be my home. References
GENTLEMAN, retired. musical, wants
single room, light privils.; give full
details. Box Book, Star
ENGINEER, Govt. employe, wants
quiet, sunny room or small apt, on
or near Mt. Vernon blvd. or in So.
Alex. WO. 31OS.
BUSINESSWOAIAN, refined. Catholic,
desires furnished room and kitchen,
or kit privil. near church, transD.
Box 360-K. Star.
REFINED, middle-ased gentleman de-
sires room and breakfast in private
home; prefer with elderly couple or
adult home; will do light work
around house; state price. Box
RETIRED LADY desirous Of room
4rontl, in private family, meals.
EHDERLY Hni pGY-n LADY 1tsf' wishes room with
bath, meals' preferably private home.
MAN wants select room near Capitol.
DI S7R1
Evening star., 1951-08-05
POULTRY. RABBITS & EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, $40 K st; NV
peultry Supplies; NE; 00sa;
each. Hens. suitable for baking or
stewing. 81 so each. Rtggs rd., Box
30. Rt. ] Hyattsville, Nd. S. & NJ.
800 CAPoNs. ) wks. old, bar. and
White Rock. will be available Aug,
: 15. Reserves yours now. special
price son large orders, o. 9. MAX
WELL. Lanham. Md, WA. 1916.
N. III. RED PULLETS. 3 and mos
old. S1.35 and 81 65 ga. Capons,
s wks. old, $3.50 ca. o. G. MAX
WELL. Lanham. Md. WA. 1545. IS
DUCKS, about 30 Mallards and
Pekins, also about so partly grown
reasonable. SH. 6146.
RABBITS, special sale N. e. whites
3 does ano l male for S25: also
half grown stock and does with
litters. SH 6146.
90 PULLETS. New Hampshire. 3 mo
s111, 1l1 y, s. 30 saeh Cypress 9471 ep ron
New Hampshires, Barred Rocks,
White Rocks and Heavy Assorted
Prices at Hatchery. A. F. HOOK
MAN, R. IA. Bel1efonte, Pa.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS EURh.--MD. & VA.

1917 N. EDGEwooD ST. ARL. Love
cont. hot water, IA. S-531S. IS
MT. RAINIER-Front dbIe. bedrm.;
conv. transp. UN. 0263. -5
SGLE. RIM. for man. next to bath: Is
minutes to Pentagon' $40 per mo.
BEPRM, and kit. avail: man and
LGE., AIRY DBLE. RM., newly redec.;
PVT home Of adults; within "a blk:
blvd, .Arl,, Va, JA, 2-S656. -5
ATTRAC. RM., sgle. or dble., pvt.
home, q block Pentagon or Wash.
bus; unlim. phone; men. ia. 4-0499.
SILVER sPRNG-You will like IT.
Large double twin-bed room, also
extra. small room, private bath.
Suitable 2 employed; new furn. 81.
SILVER SPRING. near center, pri-
arse Ea1s entrance rnG sc and bath nsT h9gSs
SINGLE ROOM AND BOARD for
working gentle girl. All home
privileges AL 1857.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Modern furn.
rrn.' close to bus and shopping GEN.
AfEAcPTvr tfE qW 294a Rao Or 1A vicinfy t29sS 18th
and Esst-West hwy, Woman aSed
40. Refs. JU. 1921.
LARGE DBLE ROOM. twin beds.
next to semi-pvt. bath; Ia blks.
from bus; 3 blks. from Clarendon.
Va. Two ladies OF. couple. CH. 1868.
LARGE ROOM for settled lady,
cheaper If she stays in in the ewes.
Call AL. 1870.
TAKOMA PARK-To adult couple 4
lovely rms. and bath. First 4. front
and back screened porch. $40 mo.
NORTH ARLINGTON Master bed
rm., pvt. tile bath Excel. neigh
borhood. 10 min. Pent. No others.
OK 1881
DOUBLE ROOM, 2 gentlemen. semi
pvt. bath and shower twin beds.
Gentle home. $50. JE. 3-7741.
SINGLE RM. in home with private
bath. 1 bl from Hopkins Applied
Lab. In Silver Spring. Telephone
in room. $40. SH, 6S74.
MT. RAINIER, MD, nice lEe. nm,
grill, refrig.. nr. car. stores, working
cple. $40 wk. UN. 4446.
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E

s22 CoNST. AVE. N.E.-S27 so mo. !;
imm. occup. See tenant in base
LARGE FRNT. RM., twin beds: conv.
TR. 6614 Sun. after Z weekdays.
is R ST. N.E.-Attractive front rm,
southern exposure. 3rd aoor; conv
NF' tsanfP L2NcoLS 81 Sk PARK RI 49s$ ortable
rm, with porch; next to bath: light
PRIVATE ROOM for employed gen
tleman in private home. Call AT.
1897 all day.
REASONABLE PRICED; for man or
woman: private home; conv. tranSp
IWi EisT i4p7 capfToIpLarge afr { p1 sleeping
rm.. suitable for l or empl young
men or empl. couple. Phone Ii,
ROOMS for men only;
redecorated since occupied, unlimited
phone and refriserator service. Ii.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS with
all privileges. VI. 1855. all day sat
and Sun; weekdays apply after 6
1911 D ST. Me- newly decorated
rooms; car passes door; nr. shop
GR GiPs fonT senssT' s,,Itahis IL 7aIS2 fo3 men
ferred. Also l single room. 1907
1851 PENN ST. N.E.-Poom. next to
bath; ] block from bus; man only;
81 week AT 1888 3
SIT OGLETHORPE ST. NE.-Lovely
room for, gentleman in gsgo new home on
housekeeping l K ri = rms. Ii J. $3.50 'S'''
FRONT ROOM; pvt
entrance; single, or double; nr.
transp; on M bus line; ia. 1852.
CAPITOL HILL, 132 Constitution ave.
ne. Lge.. well-furn., double rm.,
conv. location.
RM. in mod. elev. apt.
bldg; connecting bath; shared with
Isa9 / 9thfE1 No. Bss ss7ot g. door For refined
ROOM next to bath. 1 gentleman: nr.
Union Station; only in family,
pRoFEssIoNAL WOMEN or Govern
ment workers room with twin beds
for two; also double bed; new raInb
Ter; nr. bus. Refs. required. IA,
Newly dec, well furn.
2 closets. rm. phone. Pvt. home.
S32 so mo. DU. -3433.
1918 STAPLES ST. NE.-White, !
Ice. studio bsmt.. .rm. with private
Fl EnDlSysd Sysd44 couple. $40 or s12 50.
AIS R. /. AVE. N.E.-single nm.
southern exposure, pvt. home. reas.,
MicHfGHN Rci Hgs PARK, lse. front rm..
nicely nj turn soy with lge. closet; Cstho-
1910 s + sT. N,E.INice MI AHt nm. rtSt' next to
bath. Conv. bus ana car, s. wk
Gentleman only. Ii. 3-37S2
Evening star., 1951-08-05
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

6O4 G. ST. s.E.-Two Ink. rooms:
50 and Sl0.50 per week; sink, stove,
refgr.. DU. 2a52. Ii. 6-4172, d
lge. rm,, and kit. conv. tranSp.;
empl. cple. DE. 45f2. 10
10th AMI. IRVING-One room, gas
ranse, redtgro linens and dishes. S12
1iSo Gsc A3i GIRaRD R2nRi ST. Nw-LoToely
range; near bath; S55 month. -
2147 r ST. NV. front studio rm.,
refgr.. radio, t,v,- 2 or 3 persons:
NICE RM. in lovely home for empl.
parent with child needing care. NO.
S444.
MODERN FURN, LH.K.-2 or 8
adults; nr. buslines; pvt. entr..
|. r. . b.r.. shower. kit ia 1855
800 r ST. N.E.-Light housekeeping
Mr., DUPONT CIRCLE, large Ink.
rm.. refrig, hot plate. single or
cple.; also sleeping rm. DI. s625.
1859 LANIER PL. N.W.-Studio rm.
with porch. sink. stove, refrigerator.
J or " Dersors, S60-S75 NO 1901.
CoLORED-LH.K. ROOM for rent,
elee., refgr., front room, first floor.
$l1.50 week. FIR 1852.