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Evening star., 1951-09-11
ROLLING FIELD

) new homes in q convenient s.e
area now ready for immediate occu-
full dining rm., step-saving kit. The
built-in garage with entrance to the
front of house offers a fine storage
space for plumbers or small con-
tractors. These homes are situated
on q high elevation with a fine view
of the entire city. Call for appt.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH 81 co.
MA RAAO Ill
Evening star., 1951-09-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

This very attractive detached Cape
Cod brick home featuring breeze
way to one-ear garage on q large
readS adv To nova hdstape1 1nto V,tbin S % a6
days. list floor contains a living
room with fireplace. dining room
modern equip. kitchen, bedroom and
full BATH. End floor. 2 large bed
rooms and tile bath. Excellent con-
Struction. Price $25,950. Call w. B
WRIGHT, EN-. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-09-11
BETHESDA, MD

DE I1GOD1A1 4NAA~'
VACANT, on Rockville pike, unusua
center-hall brick Colonial; beauti'
fui corner lot. There are two at.
tached knotty-pine wings, one room
and bath, suitable for dr.'s ofilces
teen-age children or guest rooms
House consists of living room tnrs'
place.. dining room, kitchen, 3 oeo,
rooms, 22 baths. recreation room
fireplace. maids shower. Close tt
Bethesda Medical Center. Terms.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive
RE. 1928 Ewes. WI. 4943.
Evening star., 1951-09-11
ROBERT M. DOLBY
REAL ESTATE.
AP. 2100. UN. 0312. Ill
LOVELY BUNGALOW

ONLY $500 DOWN
SPACIOUS GROUND FOR CHILDREN
Beautiful white shingle bunga., very
lge. liv. rm., extra lge. bedrm. and
kit; easily expanded into add. rms.
Full bsmt., oil heat; .K-acre lot.
mo. Call UN. 3507 bet. clio pm.
only MR.. HANBACK,. agent. III
Evening star., 1951-09-11

To inspect these homes call
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SMALL All DOWN PAYMENT. low month

Iy pyrts,; semidet brick; in excel
condition: 3 bedrms. and 2 modern
baths on 2nd A.; liy. rm., family
sized din. rm., well-equipped kit
and den on 1st f.; paneled rec, rm.'
porch and garage; beautifully land
scaped corner lot with lenceo rear
conVenientiy located to everything;
early possession BILLINGSLEY 4
KORzENDORFER, OR. 2326 TN
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Evening star., 1951-09-11
BETHESDA
BETHESDA-S19,95O

distance to Naval Hospital
and N. I. H; immaculate 6-year-old
center-hall Colonial recently redeco-
rated; facing beautiful park; living
room with fireplace, dining room
large screened porch on first floor:
three bedrooms and bath on second
floor; full basement; large lot: good
financing
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

The officers and members, as
well as the pastor are rejoicing
over the very excellent achieve
ments financially of our Mems
Day program. The methods of
procedure for the occasion were
very appropriate. Much credit is
due to Mr.. Joseph Williams, the
very efficient chairman and his
fine co-chairmen, who worked
very comparatively to reap fine
sum for St. Paul's conference
claims. Our pastor is very happy
to know that he has all of his con-
ference assessments in hand one
month prior to reporting. The
mems choir was quite Inspiration
al Each participant revealed
preparation for the part played
in the drive.
St. Paul is proud of the very
fine year of peace, happiness and
progress. A beautiful modern front
adorns the building completed
this year. A beautiful roof on the
main auditorium is another add
ed feature, put on by the Trus-
tees of ST. Paul, lis members
have Joined the church, % con-
verts, and many visitors have been
a great asset to the progress OF the
church. The response of the pub
lie at large has been a redeeming
feature in the progress OF the
years work. Our pastor DR..
jackson, is a very wholesome and
interesting figure in the civic and
social events during this past
wear. Last Easter he delivered the
Easter Morn sermon TO more than
$4,000 people at Virginia Beach,
and was featured speaker at
meeting of gratitude to the City
Commissioners in Dixie Park.
We are trusting that Bishop
John A. Gregg will return our
leader to us. The annual confer
ence will convene in st. Paul
AME church, Fl. Pierce, Fla,
Wednesday morning, January y,
at 10 am. Two busses VIII leave
ST. Paul. Miami, at 6 am. enroute
to Ft. Pierce choir No. 2 will rem
der music and serve for the ser
vices. and usher board No. !. DR..
r. Al Jackson, our pastor, VIII
deliver the opening sermon Many
friends and visitors of ST. Faul
are cordially invited TO attend the
annual conference.
Mrs. Inez Cook, reporter
The Miami times., 1951-12-15

AT ST. AGNES

SUNDAY December 16, the Srd
SUNDAY in Advent, has been des-
ignated as Homecoming at st.
Agnes Church, The purpose of
this occasion is to bring together
under one roof in the church, all
the members of st. Agnes congre-
cation.
Services for the day will be:
Low Mass at 7:30 am, Church
School $50 aIn,,, Choral Mass
and sermon at 1900 a.my and
Solemn Vespers, sermon and In
.ercessions before the Blessed
Sacrament at 7:15 pm. Annual
Registration all day.
Monday night, December II, a
sparkling play entitled Tropical
Moods" will be rendered in the
parish. auditorium. A brilliant
cast of characters will participate
in the performance. You must not
miss it. Tickets are available at
the parish office, 1886 NV Third
court. The hour is o'clock.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
End Ebenezer Church

Sunday was very high day at
EbeneZer No. 2. The pastors sub
ject was II Put My Coat On, But
How Shall We Take it Off? It
was sermon to long be remem-
bered. This Sunday, Church
School begins 9:45 sharp, morn
ing worship, IL o'clock with fell
lowShip $50, evening worship,
q o'clock sharp.
We are having a great time in
our new place of worship. Our
building will start January and
our rally is still on and people
far and near are helping us. II
you will see a bus driver selling
peanuts on route Fl please buy
from him because the whole prof
it goes to help Rev. BARLEY on
his club for the building fund.
We were presented a wonder
full water cooler by Mrs. Nellie
Graves as a gift from two white
men, employers of the city of
Miami Beach, whose names they
do not wish to be mentioned, but
many thanks to both of them.
Rev. BARLEY is going to preach
at Mt. Calvary Baptist church,
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor. We are
asking our friends to please meet
us there.
Rev. w. O. BARLEY, pastor
Mrs. Nellie Graves, reporter
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
St. Luke Baptist
Church News

The services last Sunday began
spiritually high with the superin-
tendent, Peter Williams, Jr., in
charge. At IL am. the Rev. P. w,
Williams, our pastor, spoke on
"The Power of The Gospel" TAX
en- from Romans 9th chapter and
l4th verse.
In the evening service we were
at a high mark spiritually. Our
pastor delivered a soul reviving
and filling message on, Where
is Sarah?" found in the 18th
chapter and 9th verse of Genesis.
The public is always welcome
at st. Luke Baptist Church, on
9Th avenue, between 18th and
10th streets.
Rev. p. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. E. Spence and
Mrs. T. Clayton, reporters
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
St. Louis Catholic
Church News

The Catholic Church of St.
Louis - The Apostolic announces
that the Sunday Mass at 1915
pm. has been discontinued. The
regular Mass formerly said at
1890 Sunday will now be said at
900. Confessions will be heard at
8:45. The Very Rev. Father Je-
rome, pastor, invites you to the
Sunday services and to h e
Christmas Revival Mass held on
Friday, December IA and 21st at
7:45 pm. The revival Mass is a
Candlelight service, and on Fri
day the 2lSt the Holy Eucharist
will be given in addition. Special
message of hope and faith will be
given at all services between now
and Christmas. What is The Fu-
ture Holding for You?" will be
Father Jerome's topic for Sundays
sermon. St. Louis The ApoS-
tolic Church is located temporar-
lily in the Newbold Chapel, 1435
NV 9th ave. Take buSSeS "a or 26
Everyone is indeed welcomed by
God"
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
Attention Ministers

All ministers of this city are
requested to submit the names and
addresses of the two most needy
families in their churches to the
SQUARE Circle Sportsmen Club.
The club is preparing ITS list
of families for Christmas baskets
and the information should be
submitted Immediately. Send in
formation to: SportSmen Club,
l44l NV 69th terri. Miami, Fla.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
St. James AME
Church News
1.-THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
"THE ERIENL

The members of the ureka club
of St. James AME Church wish
to thank their many friends who
helped to make their second an
nual Eureka Night" such
bowling success. The participants
were truly at their best. A big
orchid to Miss Helen Fisher, who
was guest speaker and who as
usual held her audience SPELL
bound.
The climax of 7ureka Night
came when the members and
their friends treked to the lovely
and spacious home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher where the members
of st. James AME, truly the
friendly church, had prepared a
testimonial dinner in honor OF
their beloved pastor and wife,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Blackwell and
the assistant pastor and his wife,
Rev. and Mrs. Gay. The occasion
was indeed one to be long treas
ured by all who attended.
Whenever there is within you
that burning desire for real spiri-
tual food visit the st. James AME
church, where you will always
find the welcome mat"
Rev. J. B. Blackwell, pastor
w. H. Jamison, reporter
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
School Happenings
Dressmaker

Specializes in slenderizing the
girls that are on the heavy side.
Guaranteed to fit. You do not
need a pattern as I will design
something for you. Evening
gowns, cocktail dresses, dinner
dresses, tailored suits, and dress
coats, lounging robes. Miss Ar
lene M. Cole, l435 NV 9th ave-,
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
"MR. CHRISTMAS" ON
DECEMBER 19

Plan now to attend "Mr.
Christmas" three-act play given
by the Little Theater Guild on
Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 8 pm. in
the Liberty City Cafetorium. Ad-
mission 35 cents.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
DORSEY HIGH NEWS
PEARL HAR6OR DAY
COM M EMORATED

On Friday, December Z, the
theme of the assembly was based
on the ne'er to be forgotten Incl
dent at Pearl Harbor ten years
ago. Mr.. John Anderson, social
science Instructor at Dorsey de-
livered the main address for the
occasion, which served to remind
us of the many things for which
we are thankful as Americans.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
PTA TO SEE PLAY

Members of Dorsey's Parent
Teacher Association will be in for
a delightful surprise when a group
of pupils under the direction OF
Mrs. Edith Smith dramatic the
play, "All is Calm"
The school band will also ap-
pear on the program. All parents
are expected TO be present for an
enjoyable evening on Monday,
December II in the Liberty City
Cafetorium at 8 pm.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
NOTICE

All members of Light of the
Morning Lodge No. 1875, Good Sa-
maritan, are notified to be out
Wednesday, December 19 at 7:30
pm. at the Love and Charity Hall.
Financial and unfinancial are
urged to be present. Business Of
Importance.
T. v. Bonivy, Worthy Chief
Henry Simms, Rec. Sec'y
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
"SCHOOL DAYS - THEN AND
NOW"

If you missed the program on
last Sunday at Bethune which was
sponsored by the Dade County
Teachers Association, then you
must attend a repeat performance
at the new Mays High School in
Goulds on Sunday, December l6,
at $50 pm. The panel and skit
depicting the theme, School
DAYS - Then and Now" is GER
tainly a treat no interested pa
rents would want to miss.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
A WORD TO OUR PARENTS

Beginning on Monday. Deem
Der II the classrooms at Dunbar
will be real fairylands for the
children, what with their Christ
mas trees and Christmas decora-
tions. There will be parties in
some room each day during the
week. AT this time we are inviting
our parents and friends to look in
on US and allow us to extend to
you our greetings of the season.
We would have you direct the
children in the proper observance
Of the Christmas season. II is a
celebration in remembrance Of
the birth of our Saviour and our
regard for this, the greatest Of all
worldly events, should direct all
OF our activities.
Remember we shall expect to
see you sometime during the
week of December II through
December 20. Any time of day will
be satisfactory.
Mrs. Clora NJ. Pearsall, Prin.
Mrs. Willimae Murray, Rep.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
DOINGS AT DUNBAR

The Second Grade children have
been studying about Florida
Fruits" Last week they visited
citrus grove in South Miami.
This trip afforded a wonderful
experience for them to see first
hand the things they have been
studying about.
The Miami times., 1951-12-15
HONOR SOCIETY SPONSORS
PLAY

The Andrew J. Paul Robson
CHAPTER of the National Honor
Society sponsored three very live
lv one-act plays on Monday night.
December 10 in the Liberty City
Cafetorium. They were, Foxy
Grandma" Date for BobbysoX"
and Twelve O'Clock Murder"
Members of the Honor Society
were participants while Future
Teachers of America served as
ushers. Mrs. D. r. Newton, Mr..
D. A. Ivey and Mr.. T. S. Grier
are advisers for this group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29

MI and Mis- james Wright of
The Westminster address reported
that he was quiet individual and
talked very little about his peo-
pie He once stated that he had
been married. but was either sep
arated or divorced
Mr. Pewel stated To the TRI-
BUNE that he had attempted to
locate relatives in Augusta. but
at Wednesday noon. had not sue
cceded Both parents. according
- Georgia officials. are dead.
He had resided with the
Wrights for the past 81 years.
Mrs. Wright stated.
Funeral services for Brigham
will be held from the McFall
Funeral home. John r al Mack.
Friday morning al eleven o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29

Mrs. Rose Potter of 32s Mel
bourne and Steve Brigham OF
80 Westminster. were discover
ed dead in Mrs. Potter's auto
mobile. which was parkel IN
her garage in rear of the Mel
bourne address.
Foung BY Son
Jerry her l5-year-old son dis
!, yered the bodies in the garage
both doors were locked.
Mrs Potter was the wife OF
v ,ll,am Potter well known CIV,
/ and political figure IN local
r.rcles and former newSman.
No marks Of violence were
were found on eitoer bodies &C
cordinq 10 the coroner's offiee.
Bo,h homicide officials and the
coroners office report that hnai
tests will reveal that both died
og carbon monoxide Poisonine'
sur, WINS are the husband WI
~ te son jerry and a dauen-
~ Ms Priscilla Limal IS o'
~ l.delrh,3 also Ms Leliia
ch sisfer in-lHw ais" ei Ne
r ,uS, 1ria city
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29
Reds Prisoner Of War
List Name Local ills

One of the first American
soldiers to see action IN no
rea was among four race
ser,icemen from Detroit VINO
we're identified as prisoners
Of war by the Chinese Com
munists last week.
Thew were. Sgt. Albert Poueh
u SON OF Mrs. Margaret Pou5h'
oss Division: Sgt. LsrneY Hamp-
ton IT.. al son of Mrs. Juha
Hsp,on 2l4o Meade Sgt Thee.
dors Hewlett. IS husband OF
Mr.. Mile Hewlett ssl Ine0
dore and Cpl. Howard 7 Isiss
% husband OF Mrs. Lean Tales
222o Jay.
SIT PH.h as ane ot 's
Ams,iran soldier, - see ~ =
xnrea md fought for tT't
~ D. fore he was capture,
r.l..t,r ~ Is by ehmens N>
nf,st, his maihe
M t. let hmm STAY r
,..,, .,n, hc sppeafei g Ne
ltar, lie
FIRST In Combat
iie went 'hfi'''"'
Sac ,nd went MO s''''"'
laws after Amss.e cans s So
,,inr late in June l''0 ~
had been misslns s'n'v ~
,cOniinued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-29
MOTHER. FRIEND
I'M GARAGE Death
Carbon Monoxide
Snuffs Out Lives

Carbon monoxide poisoning was the possible cause OF
death Of II year-old and her 3lyear~od friend
found dead in the locked garage of the woman last Mon
dar w her Is Near-old son.
Evening star., 1951-08-26

The best news / gathered during
the Beltsville visit is that, the day
is soon when we can get potatoes
pre-peeled in almost any market
- and cut to a purpose, that is.
sliced for pan-frying, sticked for
French-frying, whole for boiling or
diced ready for hashing.
Women said lima beans are the
dickens to shell and when women
complain, plant breeders 60 all out
to please them. Now comes a new
Evening star., 1951-08-26

NEAYBE you haven't noticed but
N1 our vegetables and fruits are
changing their styles - they are
being grown a la mode, tailored to
order. Plant breeders are quietly at
work redesigning the wares of or
chard and garden to be more deli
cious to taste, prettier to look at,
easier to fix for the table, easier to
ship. And see how much better the
stuff fits the refrigerator.
Surprises ahead! A few weeks ago
Evening star., 1951-08-26
by CIementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food Editor

flew to Beltsville, Md, to talk
with the horticulturists of the
governments 5 Agricultural Research
Center, men who know more about
the fruit bowl and vegetable plate
of the future than anybody else in
the world. Already peaches are here,
they told me, that won't turn brown
after slicing. Have you met that
watermelon midget - just the right
size for two? Have you heard of the
odorless cabbage now in the works?
Evening star., 1951-08-26

the name, not new exactly but the
sizes are new and so is that maidenly
blush. First nectarines were small
and as pale as milk toast. Today's
nectarine has a portly figure and
shows a cheek glowing like a desert
sunset.
Once we called the green bean a
string bean, strings by the yard.
Today beans are long and slender,
Evening star., 1951-08-26

variety, called Fordhook 242, large
podded, thick-seeded, high-quality,
the pods easy-opening as if they
wore zippers.
A Portly Figure
WOMEN complained about the fuzz
on the peach. So we have peaches
de-fuzzed, smooth shaven, with
cheeks you love to touch, Nectarine
Evening star., 1951-08-26
A Portly Figure

Be In there pifehns all morning long after
breakfast with real staying power! And it's easy to
get food energy that will last you longer! Just build
better breakfast round nourshing Kellogg Corn Flakes
Evening star., 1951-08-26
Whot a big, big difference
in Corn Flakes!

Only Keloggs pour out such big, fresh fakes! Crisp
tender and sweet all through Only Keoggs give that
fresh live flavor your family loves No wonder Kelloggs
Corn Flakes preferred to over any other. And
they're too popular to get store-stale.
For genuine bargain in goodness and nourishment,
get Kelloggs Corn Flakes in the big Family Size package
Evening star., 1951-10-28
ROOMS WANTED

QUIET ROOM with bath, for lady
n renned Christian home. neal
Mt, Pleasant trolley line; references
exchanged. Box 407-X. Star.
GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM, priyat,
shower. southern exposure; near car
address. price for consideration. P. 8
Box 5570. Washington 16. D. c. I
GENTLEMAN desires unfurnishet
room, private bath. refrigerator OF
Kitchen; quiet; permanent; clear
furn; Address Box 460-X, Star.
YOUNG EMPLOYED GIRL desires
nice room near 9TH and K NV. AD
1892 after . weekdays. all day Sun
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room
near Soldier,s Home. References
YOUNG MOTHER will pay UP to Si1O
monthly for. room, board, laundry
hours. Box 3l5-X, Star. 2S'
ing room, ne. or NV. section; $50
mo. Box 2S1-X, Star.
HAVE YOU an unfurnished room with
private bath in your elegant house
near, Dupont Circle that a quiet.
considerste business woman could
d5salFSs 4ssI ~ k.ass5 ss.s s4 o1s4
Give tel. Box 3O6-x, Star.
LADY desires pvt. studio rm, in apt,
kit, priv. NV, by Nov. 10. Ii,
wAN4EDouiet sASNSaS ifs room ana Board
refined employed lady on salt-free
diet; NV. section. Box 491-X, Star.
REFINED WIDOW desires quiet,
comfortable room. GEORGETOWN or
Mt. Pleasant; kit. privls. Box 455-X.
rVErYrTrvr ..,,. ro,r, .ns nr,v.+.
bath in refined home; no other
guests. Va. or D. C. Box 442-x.
Star
MAN desires front room, shower
private; limit. 5000 block NV. RE
230S afternoons, or Box 443-X, Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

MT. PLEAsANT-3384 18th st. NV
by ~ sfRroN sfIsi ST. NV. - Ats Atif.e
ssRipsi ssi sse D. o. Ss sas stS sod rsdsr
MT. PLEASANT, 1929 Kilbourne pl.
NV; light house keeping rooms /;
connecting semipvt. bath; DE. 1854.
TWO BEDROOMS, living room, Kit.
tiled shower, private entrance; con-
venient transportation. ia. 1866.
e444 s7th ST. N.w.-Housekeepinv
room with twin beds; also bsmt.
a1pl aP!; = We; r. sWLRsmt SsS4: studio n31 III
1911 H0BART ST. NV rms on
1st A. for Ink, refgr. and gas
esso PA. AVE. NV lse. rms.
sis. 81. N.E.@Ligft, | Clean room;
sink, range, refgr-, $40 mo-; to empl
Christian lady, Apply bsmt. after
RHoSf ~ S,eiGsEi Tsi.Np ER' AVE- 1gsoi NV. ,so,-
Mr.. NAVY YARD-2 rms. ist n.
nicely furn:; employed couple or 2
ldes iues WEBSTER iEs'' ST. N.w.-Furn
bedrm. and kit. apt; pvt. home;
roomy, sunny and clean; cony. loca.
NEAR II DGPoNr SPps saass c1RcLEMclean A ean dou.
BILE room, fully equipped next to
bath; SIS; adults. Also single
sleeping room, 81. DU. 1885. -
| 2 Ink. RMS, $50 mo-; close tc
transp. "a X st. ne IL 6-34S6
1881 CLIFTON ST. NV. Large
I living, kitchen. bedroom, Ink unit
with running water; $3.50 mo-; ref
1883 r. /. AVE. N.w.-Room with
sink. stove and elec. refgr.; nc
drinking; S11 wk. NO. 1i35. 70
COLORED--CLEAN. LARGE LIGHT
housekeeping rooms, / bedroom aid
| kitchen. unfurn.; refined empl cou.
pie. 1908 Eye st. ne. See Sunday
COLORED, NEAR 18th and Columbia
rd.-Dble. rm., or 3 persons;
with priyils. CO. 49l3. -2S
Evening star., 1951-10-28
HOUSES SALINE. Cont,

FRONT, twin bed, unlim. phone
streetcar. NO. sa07.
NICELY FURN. RIM. in pvt. home
on bus and streetcar line. 4S r. l.
ave. ne. Call NO. 1895.
aga 9Th sT.-Front rm. for youns
man. All conveniences. Nr. Catho-
lie Univ. LA. 6-7917.
FuRN. RIM. ip quiet home for refined
young lady; kitchen, laundry and
Phone privls. AK. 1880 after $3.50
MICHIGAN PARK-Bright, comfort.
no other roomers; bus "a blk; $40
per mo. LA. 6-4745. 80
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN, 800 R. /
n.e.-Newly furn. twin beds, radio.
phone, ETC.; well heated; double, SIC
ca. Also share rm. with young man
500 weekly. DU. 1909.
1873 r. /. AVE. NE rms. for rent
oq dqfa double lsd' Ho g. 1gs4 1ggssa4sleman; single
Mr.. LINCOLN PARK. close to Capito
next to bath; hot plate. Cali Ii
4-4127.
steam heat. continuous hot water
no other roomers. AT. 1920.
BRAND NEW HOUSE; new furniture
French provincial; Beautyrest sprinf
and mattress; lovely. airy rm.; nice
pvt. family. ia. 1862.
DOUBLE RIM. for employed couple OF
women; hot and cold water In
room; fare zone; no drinking
63I Z sT. N,E.-9uiet. clean room
nnext to bath; s25 a month. Ii
44a0 18th PL. N.E.-Niee clean rm
for gentleman; shower bath; S35
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, next tt
bath; first floor; convenient trans
mlGHiGaa R9Tanti9pi PaRktNie.,v "a ks4Si ,urn rm
pvt. family; $40 mo. LA. B-s375
MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath. newl,
decorated; lovely, furniture; neal
Catholic u; privileges. LA. 6-4Ol 3
CATHOLIC U. AREA; nice rm. fol
young girl. Call MI. 6l28 after 8
ls4 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-.
double front bedrms,, facing su
preme Court Bids vacated by ad
bath; gentlemen, i or 2 in room
Immediate possession.
COLORED-Iai2 NEAL sT.--Larg.
ITOflI DeOTH. IOF quiet couple, snare
kit. with / other. Ii. 3-5242. -2s
ICoLoRED--LGE. RIM. for man or cple
IL H9ms e-5osS PGiSils'' must be empl: aI Cal
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT RM.. Som,
privileges. employed couple. 81 '
st. ne. -2S
ICoLoRED-a LARGE RMs.-For
persons who appreciate Nv in fun
home atmosphere; one or both.
FIR. 6029 after 10 Sun. 2030 E st
ne.
ICOLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
room. 4ll6 Anacostia ave. ne
COLORED - 4IO DIVISION AVE
N.E.-Nicely furn. rm. for refined
employed couple or lady; in quie,
modern home; fast convenient
transp; all day Sunday and after
| $40 pm. weekdays. VI. 1ulSt
separate basement kitchen II desired
ICoLoRED-sINGLE FURN. RM.-
/ 1915 Kearny st. ne. LA. 6-6t92
'ICOLORED-6OS NORRIS PL. NE
Furnished rm,; lge; l blk. from
/ tranSp, o min from downtown
| S25 per mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO.. 412 9th st. NV. DI. 1895
CoLoRED-RooM FURNISHED
all privileees; conv. location. DU
| 35ST. 90