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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
Sentence Sermons
BY Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry
WHERE ARE YOU GOING?

. II is not natural for people
just to wander around; one either
moves with certainty about his
city or travels to some definite
place out of town.
. The long far away trip is
meticulously planned amid mo.
ments of joyful anticipation; then
comes the anxious return back
home, with its weight of duties
under contemplation.
Q This is but a small part OF
life's journey; one hardly gets a
chance to relax before severe pro-
blems darken horizons with storm
clouds of tasks.
. And here Is where one must
know what stepping-stones to
choose; the wrong choice will mar
the future II allowed unchallenged
TO get loose.
. If you prefer the basement to
upstairs and care not for order
and quiet; then this is the shape
your life will take. in brawling
and riot.
. The look upward and ahead
requires preparation - without il
there is nothing secure; il one
does not strive toward a happier
tomorrow, then he chooses to be
sad and poor.
. All, my friend, the forward
Nook, with God. is a searChlight
beaming; no way is so dark that
cannot steer you to His Watch
tower, where joy and peace are
teaming.
. Are you going in this direc-
ton? Then every good thing is
promised to you; He will give you
sunlight for ash and richest
blessings not a few.
Your part of the promise is
the only phase that need give you
deepest concern; for nothing will
God fail to keep but sin and ex,
option which he doth spurn.
. Are you going heavenward
Then there is no time to look back
for 1t is just such off moments as
these that throw men off track
. Many things will obscure your
vision, and objects threaten with
their powerful impact; Just re
member no harm can befan you
II you with God keep your part OF
! the contract.
. Where are you going?
all of the folks well know. fol
there is this about the Kingdom
of Heaven; If you don't take Il
with you, therein you do not go
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09

Friday. April 25th marked the
end of a long and eventful rail-
road career for Mr.. r. s. (Sid)
Harris. For the past rs years he
has run. as porter in charge, on
the parlor car between st. Paul
and Duluth. The one thing he re-
grets moost Of all about retiring
is the companionship of his many
friends and fellow employees up
and down the line, Although he
has served under two other Great
Northern Superintendents, he be-
lieves the present one, Mr.. A. w.
DeIeen, is tops.
Mr.. Harris now recalls with
pride the early struggles of the
Porters and Dining Car EN-
ployees to organize. He was a
member OF the Porters Alliance,
and president of the early union,
Local 64S, A. F. l.. He has also
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
Democrats Urge
Humphrey To Run
For President

Washington - (ANPl - In
the wake of President Harry S,
Humans decision not to run
again for the presidency and the
subsequent search for a strong
successor TO him. Democratic
leaders have urged Sen. Hubert II.
Humphrey ID. Mimi TO seek the
nomination.
The senator who entered the
Minnesota primary with the in
tention of throwing that states
delegates 10 Truman is reported
to not be deaf to the pleas of his
party's big wigs.
To date he has made no deci-
sion. Early in the year he said he
had no White House ambition,
but when asked the other day
whether or not he had changed his
mind. he replied:
MY position is simply this: 1t
is imperative that the liberal
forces of the Democratic Party
find out where they are going and
that they determine the policies
and programs for which they
stand. i am primarily interested
in principles"
Party leaders see in Humphrey
perhaps their strongest candidate
TO capture the large minority
vote. His position on civil rights is
perhaps the best Of any of the
possible candidates.
He led the move that nailed a
strong civil rights plank into the
1913 Democratic platform. This
move widened the North-South
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
A.M.E. Church
Quudrenniol confub


reception for the delegates. The
same morning, the Quadrennial
Communion services win be held,
The list Of guest speakers has
not been completed. 1t is known
that the church had planned TO in
vite President Harry s. Truman,
DR.. Ralph Johnson Bunche, Judge
J. Waites Warning. Walter Reuther
and Sen. Everett M. Dirksen
among others TO speak during the
conference.
The lineup Of various local COM
mittees is as follows:
Concessions, Rev. Walden
chairman.
Transportation, The Revs. G. w
Vann and Fletcher Pibugues, CO.
chairmen; information. the Revs
A. Wayman Ward and r. w. Rob.
inson; Courtesy Rev. David f
Readye; music, the Rev Hymar
B. Mills; decorations, the Rev
Granville w. Reed, Jr.
Public Worship, the Rev. U. s
Robinson and the Rev. A. J. Ir,
vine.
Publicity, the Rev. J. d. Costor
and A. Leon Bailey.
Headquarters, the Rev. ]. s
Drake and Roosevelt Lampley.
Souvenir programs, the Rev s
S. Morris Jr., and the Rev. ]. c
Brewer.
Public Relations. the Rev
Archibald J, Carey Jr., and first
aid. two medical doctors, DR.. L. L
Berry and DIR. ]. NJ. Brown.
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slan-bOTn travelling evangelist IN
the u. S. and Canada, will speak
on his personal experiences IN
Russia during the first World
War, the Bloody Revolution, his
exile TO Siberia, the Famine Days
and the set-up of Communism He
proves the fact that Communism
is not just government but also a
foul religious set-up. He will also
make known the Five Year Plan
of Lenin and the Collective Farm
ing System. He will relate the
Christian persecution since Com
munism came into power. He will
also dwell upon his escape from
Russia under the threat of the
firing squad.
Rev. Houseman comes well re-
commended as a lecturer and his
timely warning of the Christian
Nations conflict against Com
munism Ia in accord with the
Christian world.
Taking part on the program will
be Mrs. Houseman and their two
children who sing as will the Rev.
Houseman.
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IT. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH
st. Paul


The Fallacy of Time" was the
subject of the message brought by
Rev. James c. Dixon to his morn
ing congregation on May 4, COM
munion Sunday. The very beauti-
full flowers were in memory of the
late Alberta LittlejOhn, given by
her husband, Mr.. Maceo V. Little
john.
Rev. Dixon will leave Tuesday,
May 6 for Chicago TO attend the
General Conference, but will re-
turn for Mothers Day services,
going back to Chicago TO stay
through Sunday, May Is on which
day the Bishops are cOnsecrated
May rs has been designated as
Layman Sunday but st. James
viii use May 10 instead at which
time an outstanding Layman will
be presented as guest speaker.
During the summer months,
starting the first Sunday in June,
the Sacrament of Communion will
be given at 8 a. m. for those
wishing to take advantage of this
early hour. Communion will also
be given at the regular morning
service hour.
We wish to thank all persons
who contributed papers to our
paper sale, which is now closed.
Philip Brooks, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brooks, Jr., is now
an altar boy. serving for his first
time, Sunday with Elijah McIn-
tOsh. Euils Pierce and George
Sanders will serve May IL.
Mrs. Jean Waters was appoint
ed chairman of the Children s
day observance. The Mowiki's will
serve as a choir for that day. We
do. hope that all members of the
Mowiki's will be present next
Sunday at 4 p. m. for choir re-
hearsal We hope that you will
help the members of the Youth
Council on the projects they are
sponsoring to help raise their
funds for Camp. Popcorn sale and
Ice Cream social.
Honor Mother Sunday by at
tending church st. James always
welcomes visitors and those who
have no church home.
Bertha L. King, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09

been an officer and active mem
Der of Local $40 since its in
ception II years ago. He organic
ed and administered the Sick
Relief Fund" in the early years of
the union.
While Mr. Harris now retires
from the road. he intends to con-
tinue active in the local and
other community affairs. He is a
member of the Sterling Club, Per-
feet Ashlar Masonic Lodge, and
Chairman of the Building
Committee of the Masonic Temple.
He hopes these activities will
keep him busy so that he will not
miss the Click Clack" of the
wheels too much.
The many friends and Brothers
Of Local 516 plan to give a testi-
monial for Mr.. Harris. The date
to be announced later.
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Rev. Mark Housemun
Speaker At Border
VeSper Services

Border again prosenLs anOJhFF
interesting as well as educational
program at the Vesper Hour Sun
day at p. M, when they present
Rev. Mark Housoman and family
in a program Of song and a lee
ture. Rev. Mark Houseman, Rus
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives
and friends who were so kind and
thoughtful in sending cards, let
tiers flowers and for the telephone
calls during our bereavement in
the loss of our beloved daughter
and sister, Mrs. Lucille Murray.
Mrs. Mary McCowen, mother
Mrs. Willie Nav Mason. sister
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the public for
helping us to win the $25 prize
given by the Minneapolis Spokes-
man for the highest attendance at
the Home Service show.
We are happy over our winning.
Helpers Club.
Alva Jones, pres.
Hazel Underwood, secy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
In MemOriam

In loving memory of our dear
sister and aunt, Mrs. Anna Ward
who passed away three years ago
May II, 1949. Sadly missed by -
Victoria Morris, sister; Edward
Adams. brother; Will Adams,
Brother; Eddie and Bobbie, ne
phews; Viola Outlaw. niece and
Robert Mansfield, nephew.
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ST. PETERS A.M.E. CHURCH

We Were reminded on Sunday
past Of our utter CONSERVATION
one year ago on May 6. when old
ST. Peters was destroyed by fire.
The pastor and trustees procur-
ed Bryant junior high school
which has been our temporary
worship center ever since. We
were so grateful for its acCessi-
bihty and nearness TO most Of our
members that W. overlooked the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
BETHESDA CHURCH NEWS

We heard a very inspiring mes
sage delivered by our pastor taken
from the second chapter Of St
Matthews, Srd verse. Theme.
The Unprepared and The Pre-
pared Five Foolish and Five
Wise" They that were foolish
took their lamps and took no oil
with them. But the wise took oil
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my heartfelt
thanks to Rev. H. Reddick, the
Missionary Societies, and friends
for their kind prayers, cards and
calls during my Convalescing
from my accident.
Mrs. Margaret Lockett
1928 3lst Ave. So.
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SOME CHURCH NEWS

Church news from Camphor
Methodist and Pilgrim Baptist
churches was late this week.
News should reach our MinneapO-
lis office by Tuesday each week
to insure publication. COrrespOn-
dents are asked to cooperate. -
Editor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-09

A hefty, pondcrous woman trod
upon the foot Of an irritable dark
brother who was trying to read
his paper on a crowded bus.
Woman" he reared. get of
my foot and stay of my foot"
Put your foot where il be-
longs" retorted the woman.
You'd better not so tempting
me" he murmured.
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Young Helpers

200 children broke ground with
toy shovcls for a new Nc, % list
religious education hu'H,0g In lra
anarolis
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Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W

1885 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.-At-
$35 mo. MRS. CARR. VI. $3.50.
Z 18th ST. S.E.-Room for empl.
woman; breakfast privil.; good
tranSp.; non-drinkers. Ii. 7-9241.
LGE. FRONT RM.. no objection to
carline: Cali Ii, 7-3OSs. -2i
503 g ST. S.E.-Studio room. private
Nas HohT Saff 7os s1Sso & 6. sc. sk Zgs Apply
CAPITOL HILL, Il blk. House once
Bldg. lge. rm. in quiet, clean home;
unlim. phone; gentleman. Ii. 7-49OS.
1O7 18th ST. Sc. 2 newly decorated
rooms for girls; L double and l
single; private home; convenient
legation; privileges. II. 3-27T6. --21
ente e6te. Tm.; Tn sseoSa oTsfned persons; pvt.
sT:2FRSNT ROOM With twin beds.
Large closet; next to bath. AK.
FRONT TWIN BEDRM.. plenty Io closet
space. next to bath; 81 each; men
preferred. 304 East Capitol st. I'll
COLORED - ATTRAC. FURN. RMS.
near Boiling Field and Andrews Air
Base. Sc, Call after 8. 10. 3-9763.
CoLoRED-1sle 4th ST. s.W.-
mssiS men f5Gn 5o e.eb dsls Eoom %asd for
CoLORED@s.E. sEcTISoSNS SSSe Large
front room for refined couple. Ii.
coIoRED-oNE tlE5Sa; LARGE back room.
3 windows, all home privils.;- Q men
or couple. Phone ME. 4446.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM, Frigid-
hse sreier sleies sn. nSHa 'rifn'p e. r. srink
LARGE; well-furn. housekeeping rm.,
jsSWsroR%ss s|ss; III 7sss. issS St. NV. near M n
;ssss :ss'. eSai: S jssa;f: ss w. fsS:' sss
rvT VT ESTznsGE, SsIz sss 5S sSS faSs sSSd. Island
rsfar twin Is ssds. w. TfVWeiehSn eSn. iGf Show: Z:
sssb sss; oil I,rI ptils lsoo supplied; sio vk.
III TIC 3 ST. NV yi;ses P N.w.-rurn.
ing rms; 50 Wk. up. 20. s-e5S7.
14th ST. NV. 44oe-Iish. SS house
Fsspins Fx ssoE EEm.' nicely furn.: reas. rent.
NEAR YEA iDS4HiPoNr c1RcrE-1arge rm.
completely furn;; inc: refgr. I242
1919 PARK RD. NV. LaK rm.. ME.
iaTa r:ass saassp sat sssst t. eE s1.a4 4sis Ut.'
1903 HARVARD 81. N.w.-Twin
bedrm,. adj. porch: reception rm.,
kit,' on-; lsun-; for . employed ladies'.
oNE ~ sTuDro STUDIO; ROOM, running wat water,
gas stove. refgr.; quiet couple; $50.
1349 Columbia I'd, NV. -2I
rm.. pvt: bath: settled empl. lady,
non-drinker. Can be seen after 4:30
Sat. and all day Sun. Ia. 9s62.
sIs MARYLAND AVE. N.R-I a-rm.
apt: Q housekeeping rms. sgle.
cony. transp.; Ii. 6-2672. So
BASEMENT-Bedroo and Kitchen;
child accepted. Call ST. 0650.
end FLOOR FR0NT-Reaso sonahie; mr.,
bath. MI. eS06; 1908 Euclid ct. NV,
GEORGETOWN - Clean. eomf., dble
rm., on Bird g.. nr:: bath: TefriEsra.
BABY WELC0ME--Refgr... radio. Tv
zi47 + 4. tn. NV. D'1s.VSsaS z. Ssss. sM2ss
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS AND ApTs. TO SHARE

CONN. AVE-, lg. mod. effic. apt; share
with Govt. girl. Sec. serv. MI. 5000,
YOUNG MAN-share apt. with con-
genial. understanding man. 25-4O
yrs; living room. bedrm., kit, bath;
snear Chevy Chase circle; no drinking
BSsffNfGsssH BSSssf 3 81 wiSSAN SSsa e share apt. MIC.
sy 5%'' JE eeeE9; ssgs7 tit' BATH ss pSESh
FIREPLACE, linen, comp, pvt, ex-
press bus. 10 min. downtown, un-
lin. phone, men. GE. $3.50 wk. days.
WANTED-Working lady to share
afs1y nafsayg fuTn' IN spt ga5Id sl cows; nice To-
wHR8wnf anlss cpI Tll III snsc shs5e is' home with
WANTED 2 girls to share newly fur
nished, 2-bedrm. apt. with other
IN sc; Conv. Bollins Field. Can
Lady iIi SsSsa 70 Share atsr. 3 rms. kit. Ss and
section. Call In am DU. s426.
PVT. BDRM. in, vic. of uptown Conn.
oNEBESRMD ESRs DliHsi APT. AM 70 sSaS; sSaf: with
young bachelor: NV. location. Cali
AD. 0290 Sat. 12-6. all day Sun.
800 CONN. AvE.-Lge. dble. .-bedded
s1asSD " 9. .Df ao sss5. siC .5f f
WANTED. HHDoasIiasi GiRIs TO SHARE Deauti-
dec. 7-rm. house with 2 others. Nice
NV. location, conv. transp. Ages 19-
"a S41 mo. Call OR. 9145 after
NURSE Will SHARE 4 lovely room rooms,
Kitchen. 2 baths, with employed
mothsr with child needing care.
cCSGEeNNiAii eNi business girl to share
nice apt. with another girl in nearby
Va. conv. to Pentagon and down.
CH 1000. EXT. 1867. 81
WOMAN. colored. to share apt. in
SoSer ssssea ohees 81 eits Of Good soo
sh,sracssr s,,, Sts- considered. Ali eonv.
Two SaEai GIRLS between Il and 90 ss to
share apt. with Q Others; conven.
transp. AID. 6291 after 8 pm. al
LADY WILL SHARE 3-rm. apt, All
PRIVILEGES. with employed lady. or
couple. Ii. 7-4S61 or III. S-3243.
GIRL, to share s-rm. modern apt in
after 8 pm. all day Sun. JE 3.2o5S.
GIRL. to share air-eonditioned en-
cheney apt 2S01 Quebec st. NV.
Can WO: 6076 after 8 pm. ---22
ONE GIRL share modern 8-rm house
with 3 gentle girls; $50 mo. In
S.udes everything. b3le 1st st. NV.
|UNS11isT2XXGIf 2XI OPPORTUNITY, lady or
cple. employed; fne bedrn. with din.
rm. privileges. In pretty apt. Loca-
ton; everything; convenience. Owner
oSbsent except week ends. Refs. Boz
230-G. star. III
Evening star., 1952-09-21

1881 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc.
(B st). Will rent to refined settled
lady, clean pvt. rm. next TO bath.
Share clean kit. in apt. with widow.
$50 mo. AT. 5794. -21
1919 VERMONT AVE. NV. walking
distance town. Select lge. rm.. suit.
2-3; pvt. bath, kit. gas range, elec.
refgr.: lge. inclosed heated porch.
$50 wkly. EX. 6746. ME. 1904. -22
1860 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Refgr.
Semibath: near Mt. Pleasant car: for
l or 2: $40 wk. -21
NEW GUEST HOUsE-Home COM
forts. Hotel conveniences. All units
with sink. stove and refrigerator.
Gas and electricity free. 1868 Co.
lumbia I'd. at 14th st. NV.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. bright rm.,
stove; $40 wk. DE. 1875. 81
FURN. RIM. for lady;
pvt. home. kit. privil. il desired:
conv. transp.; refs. eXchg. co. 7O57.
1894 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Furn.
lh.k.; large rm. for two; $43.50 mo.
Halt block 14th or 10th st.
$40: unfurn.. $36 mo-; running
water. near bath. Inquire after pm
COLORED-HOUsEKEEPING rooms
for adults only; refgr. and every
thing furnished, Call TIA 60RR
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont.l J

NR. CATHOLIC o.. and 8 buslines
gentleman preferred. HU. 6I39.
400 PEABODY ST. NE, lge. furn
sgle. rm:. next to bath. pvt. Prot
estant home. girls. non-smokers
On Chillum bus. ia. 1888.
SGLE.. modern. quiet, semipvt. bath
good bus service: Sc. ia. O592.
DBLE. RM., all utils.. Tv privil., mar
only. 302 Todd pl. ne. No. 4. -2s
FRONT RIM. semipvt. bath. Refined
nome nome and :, ,nysdishborhood; yd S35 pei
WOODBRIDGE. close to transp.; $40
Call after 2 pm. Phone DE. 319S.
LARGE FRONT RM.. pvt. bath. pvt
2 ROOMS. IS each. Ii. s-77SS
1919 LAWRENCE ST. Me-, lge.
beautiful rm.. very nicely furn. witt
GEL GELS ER EEAk aEoi ESTATE. S&S et5 St
LaSALLE PARK, lovely corner room
in PVT. home for quiet gentleman
sss ss0 t6NsTiTGrhoN u Ntsmllyj MJ, s441 A1E. NE,
lgs:. rm.. partly furn. immed. oscup
81: 30 mo. See tenant in bsmt
LARGE KIM. for employed couple
with day care for child. If desired,
rsiSN 2SS 34th a,,s St; ne; Ii. 6-659S.
f6HN. pH. sasS k4oMs for men, privileses
private home: adjoins bath: Kit.
privileges. DE. O66O.
FURNISHED ROOM in modern apart
msnt pinco,1 on CaBitol aD Hill. Reasonable.
LARGE DoGsIEI. ROOM for . girls
in new private home. Kitchen and
laundry privi.eges. Nice neighbor-
mood. CONVENIENT transp. No other
ssSs sSs%i kHSIs Us isLzNb sziNsb AvE NA ets!9
l or men, transp. at door: use OF
CoEoREDGBRdiSGSHair SINGLE q si'fr front q
room; on busline. Call Ii. 3-3733.
CoLoRED--FURN. RIM. all priviieaes a
Gn. fGonv. sstnrSsetcar. snS Call after 8 pm
coI6RED. oiG isDs' 1909 STAPLES ST. Si ne,
SINGLE iansi Tm' nicely dSsyy furnished. Privi-
coEoREb. tefssi D.: fRpvafE aaYS2Y HoME-s aSS I9,
yers sns1ss ssnv 81 ss ong SSSDe re1eJ no
coIoREDS1cRRD csfsSns nefS ceRD'y kddMHEms M4sas BoSea M
Sguple; p privileges; "a block transp.
COLoRED-N. Z. AREA. 1 partly un-
furn, rIa.. M; transp: Call Ho. $3.50.
COLORED-ONE ROOM, kitchen,
share bath; utilities furn.: woman
COLORED-COMFORTABLE, nicely
furnished. employed gentleman pre-
TERED; privileges. -LU. 2-6672. -21
COLORED-1116 C ST. NE, Apt. 4
MICE room for one lady. employed.
CoLokESDEDoUBLE ROOM, eonv.
transp.; or 2 gentlemen; no land
CoIoRHDMIaRGE tSIe II Drfaises RoSyTTS fR yTSG ROOM,
convenient transportation; prefer
on one or, two men: Ii. 6-5S73.
lovely rm. and semikit. for i or 3
COLORED-AvAIL. ROOM in private
home; priyiIiRes: So. II. 4EDO2
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 8 VA.

sSSTaeT SWy bsa .m ia. o.t: LISP sssssth " blk Lee
ARLiNGT0N-ssle. and dble. rms.
home; @ eonVsn. transp. 0sf Ii. SsotSSnlfi soSdnfi
1911 N. lockwood ST., Arl., va
Beautiful high-type home service,
Just what you have been looking for.
Owned and operated by MRS. MARY
q: GoDDIN ToOMBS. ia. 5-8666.
EAsT 1a';r, RIyERD4aELsrr' w!a a scGp ,I iSr
ARI.-Lovely room for lady. eonv.
Govt: bldgs,, transp. and shopping;
ivpdry iavpdry priy. IA. 4-l631.
fsmiy tit d1oM Srivs dSr gs1ftlsme Ysfa ca rT
NO. ARL.-WeI-furn. nm. for lady,
DT1yase DipT eW sHtr' aSkS elsse to bus and shop
sEsE Ar for RM n es esT' ct sath aass sss feg l.
COL. PIKE, ARL.-Modern furn. rm.,
kit, tiled bath, pvt. phone: bus at
door every 4 Minis: 500 mo. IA.
$500 ssioth ST. Mt, Rainier-1ge.
snt:; nr. transp.; nice neiahbOrhocd.
SILVER SPRNG-Cozy master bed
rm., twin beds. private bath and
shower; hover; n. trans. and stores; 2
next to shower bath; i'o' i block SdafHSm from
Ia LARGE nEE FURS tIso1 Ems. single Ing 'Set op dou-
bic; reasonable, with Light duties.
,,Gs!n, Gall J TO; 1,,,5s 2s9S6. A
quiet, plenty parking space. ia.
TWiSoBED TSWfiSosE OR STUDIO RooMEror
employed girls; share kit: and bath
NJ Gne Sfast ff bedTm Gn e1ss pVs bath;
exclusive residence area; new home:
eempl: gent sggsanItleman; refer: $15 Wk.
sSHra 81 RI0SzIi ARLINGTON overlooking
dow. . closets; gniim: Dh.; share
CaEV1Y" CHEW "tsI CHASE. I MI,.cofner room.
private home adj. Conn. ave;
4SS ssntlepan T. RRFsFfeSNSfd al 2ss seSn
tsi, 1ss fSeF' 4 'oEsS psSt to bath; sentlsTsn'
s. ARL. - Close to Pentagon; bus
transp.; entire upstairs. pvt. bath;
In new home; men pref. ia. s-5412.
CHEyERLY-Attrac. cor. bedrm.. next
Call UN. 1858, any time. -22
ARIA delightful. single I'm. with
pvt. bath: $45 mo-; conv. to bus;
located on Allison's Little Tea House
ISaSd%x STSgHSs SSSB SSRk1:qss or saSo ,,n,i. rm
next bath; roomy closet, quiet
home: ~: S.I741; ga
room, first floor; $50 per mo. SH.
ROOM ROOM NEXT TO BATH, pvt. en-
trance; l blk. to transp. Refined
gentleman only. Phone AL. 1902.
Apply 200 N. Columbus st.. Alex
REFnNED anaTsf W. GENTLEMAN In nice
home. Convenient to Pentagon. 1
other on bath. OV. 1881.
SINGLE and double rm.: semi-pvt.
bath; walking distance Naval Hos
pital and N.IH. OIL. 0451.
ARLINGTON, N.--Near Pentagon and
D. c. buses: or girls: some privil.
ATTRAcTiVE i1ass SrfV "G sGLE. RM.. & pvt. fam
ily; gentleman; SIS wk. 1867 N.
Nelson st., CHI. OIL.
LARGE FRONT BEDRM. for gentle-
man, to be shared with another;
near transportation: unlim. phone.
81. 1888 after $40 pm.
FALLS CHURCH-Large, dble. rm.;
twin BEDS. next to bath; for married
couple; private home. FA. 27S4.
Evening star., 1952-09-21
ROOMS WANTED
RETIRED NURSE desires room -,

RETIRED NURSE desires room with
board. Write c. p. HALE. 1915
NEARBY ssi e VA. ni~' Within viii non 1915 mile,
yLasl- Wash; #, two Es IeSms for twe adults; Is
a1s eSsldss BSa 4k PaE sta wen
MIDDLE-AGED LADY wants unfur-
nished bedroom or Ink. room. BOZ
ROOM, Single, furnished, LIST or End
fir., above Cath. ave-; light grill or
kit. priv; by retired lady; perm; no
rHn1 sHmS1king; drinRi1s; Id Box .;E 40JK, Star
and board in exchange for light
househoid duties. NIL 9515. e.
QUIET MAN; End floor room and big
closet, pvt. bath preferred; Protes-
tant home; downtown preferred, NV.
only; give address, description, price.
MAN, middle-aged, educated, refined,
requires. room with private family;
NV. section. Box Sex, Star.
ROOM and shower bath in Va. or
d. c.. with extra space basement OF
garage for hobby bench; employed
man. Box SIX, Star.
YOUNG LADY, congenial, empl.. high
er education, wishes to share apt OF
home. own bedrm. Box S8-K. Star.
WOMAN. refined middle-aged. 2nd f1r.
NV, kit. priv; will help in home for
reasonable rent. DE. S773.