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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
Expression Of
Gratitude

To our many friends Of Miami
as well as our many friends OF
several other cities and towns, to
saw only thank you" our scores
of friends, both Colored and
White, who so nicely and thought
fully remembered us by sending
to us Xmas cards which number
1874, are too numerous to indivi-
dually reply to. So in order that
YOU. the public, may thus know
that we are thinking that you are
among the best people and place,
that we have ever served as pas
tor and wife. While we are COM
mending and thanking you, we
would not forget to make special
mention the kindness of Ebene-
ger Methodist Church through the
leadership of their noble pastor,
the Rev. DIR. George Frank Pom
der, and the Young Mems Social
Uplift Club led by Mr.. DAVE,
better known as Mr.. Bill Rivers
(their leader) who also visited
us and in a kind way, expressed
themselves through precious gifts.
The same may be said of the
"Open Hearted Prayer Band
led by Mrs. Lucille Wilson and
several others. who also visited
our home rendering prayers, tes-
timonials, backed up by the pre-
sentation of some of the most
beautiful flowers, and some cash.
From the very depth of our hearts
we thank you all. We are hoping
and praying that God may Sc
bless and preserve each indivi-
dual, that in any way contribut-
ed to us, as the Lord has pros
pered you and that each of you
may enjoy this year and many
more far better in the future
than you have in the past.
Yours for the Master,
w. o. BARLEY and wife
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
LIBERTY CITY ELEM.
SCHOOL NEWS

1--WE Hold These Truths" q
skit showing the contributions OF
various cultures to the building OF
America, was presented last week
during the regular Assembly
period by the 9Th grade classes
of Mrs. Lessye Stinson, Miss
Ruth A. Jones, and Mrs. Ruth K
Jones. A speaking choir featur-
ing Barbara Wooten, Helen Flan-
ders, Oscar Edwards and Sapdra
! Hanna as soloists and three spec
ial characters portrayed by
Gwendolyn Moon, Emily Terrell,
and Ermei Grant comprised the
cast. Two dance groups were also
presented.
Letters to the librarian asking
, for material on Florida's citrus
! fruit culture was an interesting
language assignment for the
members of Mrs. Willie Colson's
4th grade class. The letters voted
as best by the group were plac-
ed on exhibit in the library.
An octopus found at Virginia
Beach by William Raymond is
now being examined with inter-
est by the other members of Mr.
&c. H. Thompson's 5th grade
class.
National Thrift Week, January
1919, was observed throughout
the school by various classroom
projects. A playlet "Are You
Thrifty" was presented at the as
sembly period by the three 5th
grade classes of Mrs. Gomez, Mr..
c.. H. Thompson, and Mrs. Mich
OILS. Betty McQuay of Mrs
Nichols class served as Mistress
of Ceremonies and piano solos
were played by Beatrice Wells
and LaVerne Gordon of Mrs. Co.
mez' class. The following pupils
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
Racial Unity Urged
BY Churches

NEW YORK - Atlas - True
Americans accept people on their
individual worth . regardless
of their name, religion, color or
occupation. Do your"
This message of Democracy is
now displayed on eight transpor-
tation systems operating from
New York who have undertaken
human relations program under
the uspices of the Roman Catho-
lie interracial Council, the Metro
politan Council of B'nai Birth
and the Protestant Council of the
City of New York.
Railroads displaying the card
are the New York Central, New
Haven, Jersey Central, Staten
Island, Erie, West Shore, Lacka-
wanna and Long Island.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
Band Concert To
Feature Overture

On Thursday night, January Is
at the Booker T. Washington
High school auditorium, the
First Semester Concert will be
presented by the high school
concert band. Among the selec-
tions to be offered will be the
world famous Poet and Peasant
Overture by Franz Won Suppe.
Bandmaster Timothy O'Hara
Savage says that an invitation is
being extended to ex-heavy-
weight champion Joe Louis to be
the honored guest at the concert.
After all, music was Joe Louis
first love.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

On New Years Day the Moth
ers' Club gave their annual Poor
Treat at Malcolm's Park. The
chair was occupied by Hon. B.
A. Cambridge and Hon. A. F.
Adderley declared the treat
opened.
After a prayer by Rev. A. Ad-
derley, addresses were made by
Canon D. r. Knowles, Rev. Love-
lock and Mr.. Stanley Lowe. More
than 500 children and adults
were served with dinners, bags OF
cakes and candies and sodas.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
CoULDS JUNIOR HIGH

The year 1850 has been quite
an eventful one for the Goulds
Junior High School. Our girls are
now members of the All club
organized by our new home
demonstration agent for Dade
county, and are looking forward
to having many worth while pro-
jects during the year. The boys
are equally as fortunate and sew
eral projects are underway in the
Agricultural Department. An
other Agriculture teacher in the
person of Mr.. Campbell has also
been added to the staff.
Other campus highlights for
the past month include a program
sponsored by the Y-Teens, the
rendition of two Christmas plays,
the presentation of the Annual
Christmas story, touch foot
ball game with Goulds Jr. High
Alumni as opponents, and the
usual homeroom Christmas par
ties which our PTA helped to
make quite pleasant. M n y
thanks to the PTA. We are also
proud to say that during the past
year members of our community
have become more blood bank
conscious and have made fine
showing in that phase Of work.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

Clarence Evans, 81, was found
dead at his home on Okra Hill
on January 8. He served as Or
derly at the Magistrate Court
for some time, and retired a few
years ago because of ill health.
Surviving are his widow, 3
sons, 5 sisters, 8 brothers and a
host of other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

were members of the playlet cast:
Mrs. Nichols class - jeanette
Gloster, Samuel Stewart, Herbert
Forbes, and Minnie Wallace; Mr..
Thompson's class - Mary Collie,
Ethel Sanders, Resale johnson,
and Tom Powe; Mrs. Gomez
class - Robert Garrison, John
Jones, Ossie Heard and Edna
Ramsey.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

Marie Johnson and Hattie l..
James, state president and state
secretary of the IBPOEW are in
the city discussing plans for the
Elks' convention to visit Nassau
in April.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
Civil Service Exams
Announced

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WASHINGTON - (ANPl -
The u. S. Civil Service commas
sion announced here last we'd
nesday the opening OF examlnA"
tions for the following govern
mental positions. $500.
Veterinarian, trainee, .IVVs
meteorological aid, $2,65O-$S.lOW
and geologist, $3,100-$3,825. OPP
tional fields in the latter positions
include sedimentation, mineralogy
petrology, geomorphology, gia-
GEOLOGY, ground water geology,
geology of fuels, general geology.
engineering geology, geology o.
metallic and non-metallic mineral
deposits.
Closing date for receipt OF ap-
plications Is Feb. 8, 1851.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
NEWS FROM
THE BAHAMAS

A delightful concert was given
by the Glee Club of st. Johns
College at the Church Hall on
January 4. Mrs. Cleveland w.
Eneas, member of the faculty
and a graduate of Fisk Univer-
sity, directed the chorus.
The renditions of the group
were well balanced and the pro-
gram as a whole reflects credit
ably upon teacher and students.
A large and appreciative audi
ence was present. His Lordship
Bishop Spence Burton spoke at
the close of the program, and
commended Mrs. Eneas for her
splendid direction of the chorus,
and young folk for the brilliant
affair.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
YWCA NOTES

The Business and Professional
Women's Club of Murrel Branch
had the opportunity of hearing
Mr.. Robert Werntz, makeup art
list of Hollywood, CAL, on Tues
day evening, January Is at TOO
pm. in the conference room OF
the Youth Center.
Mr.. Werntz discussed the prop
err makeup for various shapes OF
faces, time and place. All YWCA
members were invited and enjoy
ed their weekly club supper, af-
ter the lecture, at the home OF
their president, Mrs. Zelma Black
MRS. EsPY REPORTS ON
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
During the Public Affairs Com
mittee of the Miami YWCA
Monday, January is, Mrs. Eliza
beth Espy, co-chairman OF the
Murrell Branch YWCA, reported
on the Proceedings of the White
House Conference" which wa!
held in the nations capital dur.
ing the first week of December
1850.
Coming! The most spectacular
variety show of the year. Feb. %
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20
WAS a nervous WEo
from agonizing pain
until I found Pazo!"

a0y9 Mrs. a. Wa Sam AntosaA0s E01a9l
Speed amazing relief from .niserSee cs
simple piles, with soothing Pazos aAese
to relieve pain. itching insiGMiiy-seokheo
infiamed tissues-lubricates dry. hard
ened parts-helps prevent cracking rae ing scse-
f6rting help. Don't suffer needless torture
from simple piles. Get Pazo for fast, Wons
deriui relief. Ask your doctor about q.
Suppository form $3.50 also tubes with per-
lOTated pile pipe for easy application.
sP6so OiRimsRi and SEppositoTies@
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

Mrs. Ellen (Pinky) Pinder, "A,
died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Harold Fernandez in Chip
bingham on January 5. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Fernandez and Mrs. william
Young, sister, Mrs. Marion
Smith at Long Island and a num-
Der of other relatives.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

The Eastern Junior School
held its annual prize-giving re-
Gently under the distinguished
patronage of Acting Colonial
Secretary and Mrs. c. P. Bethel.
Mr.. c. H. Reeves introduced Mrs.
Bethel as master of ceremonies
for the occasion.
Mr.. G.. B. Pinder, principal of
the school read his report and
addresses were made by Mr.. M.
Symonette and Miss Rosalee An
derSon, representing the boys and
girls.
Mr.. Kendall Isaacs, B. A., LIB,
made a short address, Mrs. Beth
ell presented the prizes and the
Rev. Alworth Eardley pronounc-
ed the benediction.
The affair was well attended.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-20

The January session of the SUI
preme Court opened on the
morning Of the 10th. Mr.. L. A.
w. Orr, new assistant attorney
general, was welcomed to the
Bahamas Bar. There are 81 cases
on the docket for the session -
ranging from petty larceny to at
tempted extortion and murder.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-03-16
Recommended Business Directory
ADDING MACHINES

Jones Office Equipment Co.
adding, Bookkeeping. Calculat-
ing Machines
81 W. Ashley St. = Phone 4-7O6O
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL;-Lyon Village--.Frem May a6
3 bedrms. 2 baths. screened porch.
recr: rm.. maids rm; In bsmt.: COM
utilities. GL. I7s3, 81
BbEIdHEsDA-s b.dsaSsI. rooms. rooms and bath, 2
WI. 909s. Adults only. 20
63s gath ST.. S. Arl.. Va.-5 rooms
S125. Temple 8l03. 20s
SUMNER RENTAL. vic. Naval Hos
attic lgeo yd., shade. quiet location
FURN. BUNGALow-2 bedrooms;
large lawn and trees; good section
ne. .Washington; references re.
auired. OF. 9055. 30
- Income prop. Q.
story. 8 rms, Ia baths. lower apt.
furn.; lge. shady lot; cony. to stores
schools, bus, etc. Reasonable. WA
COOL BETHEsDA-Newly redec.' q
bedrns., ha baths. scr. porch; JUNE
16 to Sept. s: SITS mo. WI. 9553
1908 7th ST. N.w.-e rooms ane
bath; auto. heat; lst-fi. den anc
powder rm.; partly furnished; S12t
RALPH b. coHN. tx. 576S.
FOR RENT z. months. completely fur,
nished 3-bedroom home. of Mt. Yer
non blvd. 200-ft. frontage on Poto
mac River; boat available: ideal fol
vacation. Phone TIE. 1442. -2t
ALEXANDRIA, downtown-Avail. nov
for mos, attractive, completed,
furn.. 2-bedrm. detach. house. Cool
quiet; small garden; $3.50 mo. Cal
AL 1926. 80
ENJOY A COOL. comfortable summeI
In my fully furn.. det.. 4-bedrm
Chevy Chase home; July 1-Sept.
$500 9 rno. WO. N7S2. go
ARLINGTON-21a bedrooms, recrea
IL ton or rms. overlook park conv. 10
Evening star., 1951-05-20
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENs-open for in.
Naylor rd. Sc. Very large i-bcd.
room unit with full dining room
LIVING LIl room: ELECTRIC kitchen: near
slr5S 'o5a darp price onbv %ny sSsso al abeq
DRURY realty CORP. MI. 1000;
SILVER sPRING-smali 1-bedrm
apt, immac. cond., garden type
overlooking beautiful Sligo Greek
rarR; r. .Snsnt dnwn payment ne aa 81 40 month
daes lt,eS and 'anitor service. Cali SH
Why PAY HIGH RENT? 1rvest s
reasonable sum and for $71.50 mo.
including utilities. own spacious
s-bedroom siSSlr 1i,, garden apartment: de.
Bases; GOOD transp.. schools ant
shopping; excel. environment fol
children. VI. zoos. 30
ARL. COOP. nr. Pentsgon: liv. rm.
bedrm.. dinette. kit: and bath. Fo
DE LUXE a-BEDRM.. kit; bath
dinette and liy. rm., st A. MONTH,
payments $3.50. Ideal for chill
dren: pets permissible. 5312 Sth rd
S.. Arlington. Apt 5. -2O
5000 CONN. AVE. restricted bldg
One bedrm.. large liv. rm.. kit. II
din. rm.. bath; occupancy on settle
ment; cash, $4,000. EN-. 4367
CHARMING is this spacious :,-rm.
kitchen and bath apt. home on 5tl
Il. Of modern bldg; located close in
neighborhood; S15,15O with sub
stantial cash. Call GF O42O O
Re. 1887. HOME REALTY CO.
Realtors.
TILDEN GARDENS bedrms. liy
required. EN-. 1850 or ST 4422
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E. S. PRICE & co,
HOUSES TO SHARE

ELDERLY LADY desires to share her
home in Vienna. Va, Under very
attractive terms with conseniaI
couple or lady; references requested.
For further information or ap-
BGREY Route eF,e t. Box MSS aos vsnSa Aalns
WILL SHARE 6-RM. HOUSE with 2
or 3 neat cooperative girls. or neat
cooperative working couple. In
fant welcome and given mothers
all utils. furn. Don't apply If not
neat and cooperative. References.
ONE Or TWo WOMEN to share >
ee6ynniannas esnTm home elGse 4G t9 Pentason all
NICE HOME to share, or middle-ased
MODERN H9D faSe;i eoGSTRY IHsf; HOME, furn.: FUR
esad.n Reas baths 4ssas i5splaSf ~ plenty
Wash. Fairfax 179-W-5, 30
TAKOMA PARK-1-2 ladies. to share
bungalow with middle-aeed lady;
conv; transp.; S35 mo. each. 81.
WANTED one person to share cute B.
rm. furn. house with 3 women; good
transp.; nice yard, roses. SH. 5424.
WILL SHARE beautiful home, bed
lawn, shrubbery; Iiv. rm.. din. I'm rm':
Sl75 per mo, all util; furn. 1885
WANTED GIRL. 25 to 35, share house
with 2 others; nr Pentagon; GOOD
tgssnsp.' ns1I .tisl reasonable Can ia: a
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE. to share
modern home on BAY 80 mi; man
must love to fish. Box GOD, star.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EX-GI - Moving. packing. Grating
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 1919. 20"
TRUCK AND DRIVER; 194S GMC
2-ton stake body, avail. for hauling
or contracting purposes; Va. license.
MOVING ACROSS TEE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0104. UNION STORAGE
MOVING 81 vE7.Exper. help every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cail
Lny time MR. COOK. GIL, 6i37
ANYTHING. ANY TIME - Moving
pickup and delivery; 7-day week, "A
hrs. day. So minimum. AT. 32s7
IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE
but have to, call ROYALL TRANS
FER, day or night. MI. 1907. 3Os
COLoRED Notwithstanding, low
rates Call anytime. DE. 1890. 3Os
TWO VETERANS with 2-ton truck
desire any type hauling. EN-. 9214.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas- ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 1416. 81
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H. G. SMITHY co.

ONLY $4,000 DOWN for this attrac.
tive 2-rm., kitchen and bath apt. II
Mt. Pleasant area, west of 18th ST..
9TH floor; south and east exposures
elevator. Total monthly payments
500.
TWO LARGE BEDRMs,, plus foyer
living room. modernized kitchen
8 by TO- storage closet and bath il
this bright, well-decorated cornel
apt; convenient in-town location IL
well-established debt-free co-opera
tive; elevator and switchboard serv
ice; an unusual value at $4,000
terms.
ATTRAc. EFFIc. APT. with foyer
Gift. living rnl,. dining alcoye. 4ev
kitchen. dressing closet with Mur1h,
bed and bath. The location Is ada
cent Rock Greek Park. just north o
18th and Columbia I'd; price. Sc.
$50.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. g
sM1THdY4 ss4 NIX co" ST. $500; residence
Evening star., 1951-05-20

AIR FORCE OFFICER wants 3-bed-
room home in NV. or Silver Spring
area. 10. 2-9528 after Z pm. -22
BRITISH SCIENTIST requires 3-bed-
room unfurn. house; garage; long
lease: max. $3.50. Box 95-D, Star.
Christian
couple of good habits wants 2-bed-
rm. home or apt. around $100 mo.
Best of refs. Permanently located.
CHI. 1927 daytime; ewes, OW. 6057.
JY JULY 1st, 3 or 4 bedrm., 2-bath
house. required for careful eoupie
with infant; Bethesda or good NV.
MRS. SPAULDING, WO. O160.
DESPERATE GI. wife and children
wants house, unfurn.; cannot pay
high rent but do not expect much:
mr.. Transportation. Call RE. $685.
or OIL. 2163 after g..
TWO THREE BEDRM. house, elderly
couple; 500 mo-: Silver Spring
area. Box 69-D Star. 20"
ATTEN, MARYLAND OWNERs-Ad.
ditional houses needed in Mont. ana
P. q. Counties (close to NV. D. CO;
Ferry HAY Co. 81. sels. go
CONTINUED on Next Pass) n
Evening star., 1951-05-20

CoLoRED-UNFURN. APT, / or {
rms; rms az z unfurn. rooms, : turn. rms
C0LORED-13I5 CLIFTON ST. NV
select clientele only; completely re
from $Ss up. Just a few left
Superintendent on premises. Cal
THOS J FISHER d CO. INC.
RResltors, 73s 18th st. NV. a
COLoRED-1324 MONROE ST. NV
Efnciency units. S79 so and $500
5-oedrm. 6edrn units, S99 so and slI5
cluded FRANCIS A. BLuNDoN
CO. INC. sos H ST. NV. Ma. o7I4
coLoRED-a RMS, kit semibath
TRo' 22o' tas a!so l rm.' kit. semibsth. $40
coIoRID' - APT, UNFuR.. II I1oc
diving room. dining room, Kitchen.
ette, bedroom. bath);, utIls. included
EoNPaLD EfosSf LDffSpf fSVEsTMEsr TFshss e. Go e.
.coLoRED-s,s col obiH; Gu. ST. NV, sWW2o :
rms. Call WO. 2O91 to see. Please
90 not disturb tenants
ICOLoRED - FRONT ROOM and
sltshenette. snd ,1 convenient to stores
.CoLORED-Two ROOMS, all uttli.
ties furnished; semiprivate bath
Call KI. S-5143 or ST. 1866. ROB.
ERT A. FIELDS. Broker.
ICOLoRED - APARTMENT, rms
Couple Couple DU. DSUsn's5s! sesa. Oa'h' employed %
CoLoRED-10s 9Th ST. NV.
bedroom apt; immed. occup, SSI SC
mo: adults only Call ST. 1851.
coLoRED-2i:s list ST. N.W.-anc
mr.; rms, kit. and bath: SOS mo
tncl. utils adults. Apply Sunday
CoLoRED - NEWLY DEC. APT. :
rms; kit, din, bath. in apt. house;
cnI avalI, now; $50 $50. Ii. 10000.
COLokED-APT; FOR RENT-Liv
gm, oedrms,. kithchen, pvt. bath;
$50; all utils. furn.; adults. NO
CoLoRED-Ises 14th ST. Nv
Entire 2nd flr.. 5 rms. receipt. nan
bath; excel. loc. for doctors or brok.
ef; avail. June Is. RA 5445
Monday. MA. 1857.
COLORED-2-STORY brick bunsa.
ioW; unfurn. apt. for rent SH
COLoRED-lO16 7th ST N-E.-NeW-
" renovated, | rm., kit hath: 90,
h;-w.h;; $50 month.
241u Nichols ave. Sc rms hit
and bath; FURNISHED; inciiudinpix sii IN
heat: S64 so.
Adults only!
NEWSOM
1ll0 H st. NE, Ii. 3-2070
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Share HouSe-Beautifull

One or two congenial girls
to share beautiful house in
Oakcrest section of Arlington;
unbelievably low rent for in
Vulnerable conveniences. Fire
place, screened-in porch, din
ing rooms. breakfast nook,
suestroom and bath, television,
etc. Quick, convenient trans
portation. Call US! Otis 7349.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
APT. 23-OPEN 1-6
1870 BILTMORE ST NV

"a block west Of 18th and Col. rd.-
3 bedrms., liv. rm. with wall-to-wal
carpeting, plus custom tailored
drapes; kit equip. with modern ga!
range, refgr., and automatic wash
mach; ample closet space; apt. beau
tifully dec. Compare this apt. fol
$31 80 mo. Moderately priced with
early possession. Call Mr.. Palmer
HU. 9447.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED

THE COMMANDER APIS. 1928 18Th
conditioned bldg; walking dis.
tance downtown; immed. occupancy
Ss5 incl. &Itils. Apply at desk In
lobby. go
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp tcon,. }

1900 BLOCK IOWA AVE. NV
ii rn house; oil heat; $50 per mo.
water,-rent included, Adults pre-
ferred. Call Mr.. Baker, NO. 5213
Sat and Sun. after 3 pm; other
Gays, qa;s, Ma 1850, 81 Mon. through
VEST LANHAM HILLS MD, 4aas
ISth avenue bedrm.. lge. yd.. 10
miles D C.; mod. conv, pets and
cnlldren welcome; S95 mo-: house
open 0psa l to g. AP. 24l2 Hyattssyilis
NORTH ARLINGToN-Three bedTms,
tul bsmt;, new brick rambler; 2
baths; $3.50 mo. HoLLEY-THoMP-
NE% s0S' ssBEDka' kh isS20i,ssi RAMBLER, 1GS s19S
THOMPSON KE. s.5S55-54 5AII! A5o
sstory row brk;; 5 rooms (3-bed-
rooms}, room r. path; oil burner; lge. yd;;
SHANNON q ! \ ns 4 5yGHs 5gfI CO., 15o51 ii
BETHESDA, 6-rm. brick home aIa-
SCHOOLS; snh W1 available ala Immediately. $50
MICHIGAN PARKS bedrms.. 2Ia
baths. brard-new det. brick. Built
for private. ownership in select
burning frepl.. full bsmt.; 'i garbage
disposal. glass shower, screened
porch: large yard. y block bus
and shopping. Near schools and
churches, $3.50 mo. AID. sl23.
TAKOMA PARK-a5o East-West
hgwy.,, lovely lO-room home with
. baths. full yard. nr, shopping
center $3.50 per mo. GE. O437,
LEEsBURG-Lovely old home, beau
fifIll1V rREtnFad
best section. 3 bedrooms. sleeping
porch and q baths. Central heat,
For appointment to inspect, call
Gleoe O454 or LeeSburg 6SO-J.
John ALLEN JOHNSTON, Broker.
500 66sia1ks' BLK: FoxHAlI q; pl. Sc. a-D.d-
rn. brick 4 months old. Full bsmt,.
gas heat, garbage disposal. stove
and refgr.; 500 mo, GEORGE S.
King CO; JU. 4-2501.
recreation room, attic storage; large
Indian S''ss sPRING ISfH vILLAGeEs &C S9 rms,
3 bedrms,. lily. rm., din. rm.. kit,
hrePL. "a baths: large yd.; conv.
to schools. Shoppins' trans; $40
l2lS kENFIG DR., Annalee lights;
new detached. 2-bedrm. home; gas
hot air heat. large yard; irnmed.
p9sSSesss9n p}sS sHlSSnN Gal Mrs Point EGs Mondsy
WIN o1lANNoN & LOCHS co..
2U3 II. st. NV. Ma. 2345. 30
BRK. RAMBLER. N ARLINGTON
bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. rm., equip. kit and full bsmt.
Adults preferred. Immediate poss.
S135 mo. GIL. 440O, Ext 10s, be-
tween 8 and ) pm; GIL. 6506 after
s p m: Closed Sunday -2l
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Vlreinia-New modernistic home;
full bsmt equip. kitchen, dish
washer. disposal. refrigerator. range.
Car port. Out Lee blvd. Settled
community about 8 miles. Available
June 10th. S16O per mo. ]. Full
LER GROOM REALTY CO., OK.
or CHI 44S7.
1915 CHILLUM RID, AvondaIe, Md
New de luxe 6-rm. home; 3 bed
rms. bath. powder rm. 1st f.: full
bSmt., gas heat: Sl25 per mo-;
yearly lease. Call sH. O424; ewes.
LA. 6-SS00
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.
POTOMAC, MD. on River rd.-Newly
decorated; 5-bedroom house with
spacious grounds; S132.25 mo.
A. S. GARDINER & co.
63l L st, NV. Realtor. Ma. 0334.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HOUSES FURNISHED

WESLEY HEIGHTs-Detached frame
Z rooms, . baths, garage "A oed-
rooms) fully furnished; now avail
able Shown by appointment cnly
THOMAS j. FISHER g. Co INC.
13S 18th st NV, DI. 6S3n. 20
BEVERLY HILLS. Alex
3 bedrooms, bath; y bath on Isl
A.; toilet in basement. recr room
wooded lot; hot-air oil heat; gas;
S20G. 70l Chalfonte dr., TIE. 1895
FALLS CHURCH-June 10 to Sept
10. Dignified Colonial. shady street
3 bedrms., 2 baths, lge. screened
porch Bendix; conv. to everything
5000 mo. Call JE 3-9314. 20
ATTRACTIVE bed
rms, furnished row house. in good
NV section; liv. rm.,. din. rm, j
bedrms,, bath, 3 porches; cony. tc
transp., schools, churches: $125
per mo. Call Ann Chatterton with
JAS. L. DIXON & co.
ct ronn
Evening star., 1951-05-20
HOUSES WANTED 70 ann

COLORED-Couple or 2 refined en-
ployed. settled ladies to share house.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 5682

ALEXANDRIA and nearby. Available
on 2-year leases:
WelliRgton Estates-3-bedrm. ram.
bier. $50 mo-
Jefferson Manor-2-bedrm semide.
tached Sll0 mo.
Alexandria west of Russell I'd
Charming floor plan. > bedrms.
and den. Sl65 mo. or 5000 II furn.