davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW RAMBLER OFF MASS. AVE-
Finest quality. stone and brick; wide
center hall, ltV. rm. 15x23, large
sep. din. rm., paneled den, 3 bed
rms. (master bedrm. 1Sx1S), 3
baths; full bsmt.; storage attic:
built-in garage; huge all-electric
automatic kit. Truly a great value
at $36.500. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411: ewes. WO. 6-3235.
TWINBROOK
$500 cash S85 q month including
taxes and insurance. 8 months old.
3-bedrm. shingle bungalow. Assume
4 percent G1 loan. Space for fourth
bedrm. and 2nd bath in attic: flrepl.
in lge. liv. rm.. lge. equip. kit. with
Bendix washer. Priced S10,S00. Call
Mr.. Hoke. ewes, OIL. 4-4593.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV, CO. 5-O222.
WOODsIDE PARK-Choicest lot and
one. OF finest homes. Big garage.
baths Exceptional. A beauty for
cLAUD WOOD. Realtor. Ju. $1,000
SIGLER SPECIALS
SILVER SPRING-2-bedrm, brick.
81 $50. $3.50 down
WHEATON, =. bedrm.. full hsmt..
S10.950, S400 down incl settlement
charaes.
SIGLE2 g. CO.. Lo. 4-s3s3
Lo 5-4254
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BETHESDA VALUE
Ga 500
BETHESDA-S175 500

SO. 900 down will purchase this brick
rambler consisting of liV. rm. with
fireplace, dining space, extra large
equipped kitchen. 2 bedrms., tile
bath, paneled den: close to all
schools; lovely level lot with plenty
Of trees: gas heat. Ewes, OIL. 2-01 SO.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Colonial center hall in excel. cond
throughout. First floor: Living room
with fireplace. large dining room,
screened-in rear porch used as
summer dining room. Second floor;
master bedroom with bath, 3 other
bedrooms. and bath, den and sleep
ing porch. Full basement. maid S
room and bath. GE Oil burner. Lot
S5Xl25 with outside. fireplace and
HOME. not Just house, this is IT
Price S29.500. Call Mr.. Leigh, MA.
$4,000: evenings. OIL, 2-37g9. BOSS
d. PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV.
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TEMPIE HILIS. MD.

Arlington-2824 Sycamore
Vacant; 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
bsmt., S135. IA. 4-1045. IA. seer.
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HOUSES uNFuRNIsHEp
6OO8 7th PL. NV.

6008 7th PL. NV.
6. rms. bath and powder room. auto.
heat, diShwasher and garbage dis
posal, S135. Avail. Dec. 15.
5115 9th ST. NV.
z rms. and bath, gas heat, S110
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 8-2210
COLORED-I469 MORRIS RD. Sc.
7 rms. 2 baths. 2 kits, modern row
brick, gas heat. $115 per month.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. 4-0531,
JE. 2-0259. -
DELAFIELD pl. NV.
% rms. bath. 2 screened porches;
oil h:-w. heat; $115 on lease.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-1229 INGRAHAM ST.
N.W.-Lease WITH option to buy to
responsible tenant only. Newly dec
grated, mod. brk. home, rms. IA
baths. 1St floor powder rm., rear
porches, nice yard. gas heat, S140.
HO. 2-362O,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SUBURBAN OR COUNTRY HOME in
MONTGOMERY or Fairfax County 3
bedrooms. Consider eventual pur-
chase. Box 269-Z, Star. 8"
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GEORGETOWN = 3140 Dumbarton
ave. n.w.-Liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
Gently decorated. S175 per mo. shown
by appt only.
1927 PORTER ST. N.w.-Attrac. =
rms, kit. and bath; oil heat: single
gar; $3.50 per mo-; avail. Dec. z.
TORRE REALTY co.
1925 N. Capitol st. Ho. 2-7200.
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831 ADRIAN ST Sc

ALEXANDRIA. VA-3 bedrms.. 1
full bath. and 2 half baths. EQUIP
kit, level yard. conv. location. Oil
h.-w.h. S125 mo. XII. 9-6644; TIE
6-7343.
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Colored-Mod. Brk.-N.E
S495 DOWN

EMI-DET.-BSMT.- GAS HEAT
Stopl Here is your dream house;
cbmpletely redecorated, only 8 years
old. semidet. brick. lovely large
rooms, modern tile bath. hardwood
floors, full basement, gas heat. 10
your own easy terms, Call
1St NATL. REALTY
RE. 1851. Call Day, Night and Sun,
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EXECUTIVES HOME

BRICK COLONIAL
3 BEDRMS., 312 BATHS
Erected by builder for himself; liy.
rm.. din. rm., equip. kit, brkfst,
rms pwdr. .rm. on 1st A.; rec. rm.
2 stone patios; beaut. landscaned
lot; many extras. CALL DI. 7-4244
(eves. Mr.. Jolles, TU. 2-4235),
JOLLES & SENNETT co.
The Home of Real Estate"
1O25 VT. Ave. NV DI. 7-4244
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JEFFERSON MANOR bedrms.. liv.
nm, din. rm., equip. kit, full bsmt.
Gas hot-air heat 500 mo.
AL BAKER & SON, INC. 4
116 S. st. Asaph ST., Alex Va.
KI. 9-6644 TIE. 6-7343
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1882 EDISON ST

3732 EDISON ST.
New 3-bedrm brk. semidet., 1 blk.
Arlandria shopping center. 5 min.
to Pentagon, 10 min. to d. c.:
$110. ST. 3-4150, JE. 4-4321. 4
NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON COL
LEGE-2 bedrms., bath and parlor.
din. rm.. kit, h.-w.h., cellar: re-
modelled throughout: rental SS5.
D. CONNOR & SON
1919 L st. NV. RE. 7-2426I
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,ULTRAMODERN

y y = w AA'4 y - A14N4N
Three-bedrm. brk. house; elec. dish
washer, elec. laundry. gar. disposal.
resi-; RESIDENTIAL: % siii5. I'm; Insp. uUSaHSi todsy
DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. S-SSS0:
after = MIR. Gordon. WO. 6-1a35.
TEMPLE HILLS, MD.
Brand new. Cape Cod brick. large liy.
Fnil dry bsnlt: nice neishborhood:
3 miles D. c.; S1l0 mo.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor
Iu. 4-6227. Lu. 4-2253.
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CORNER

CORNER
VACANT-DET. BRICK
Modern in every detail. LIST H., large
iiv; .ya room, ROOM. din, rm;, kitchen, den
rms, sewing room, 2 full baths;
stairway to heated attic; gas heat:
det. garage with breezeWay to
house. Full bsmt. w/bath. CALL
Mr.: VIGDERHOUSE lEVES. AID.
6-8563).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 x st. NV. Realtors, ME. s-54OO
\ First in Sales for 20 Years"
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600 BLK. IRVING ST. NV.
FOR SUBSTANTIAL DOWN
PAYMENT, ONLY $4,000

2 MODERN-STYLED KITCHENS
Colonial front porch tapestry brick.
3 rms: floor of porch is cement;
hardwood floors. oil heat. long rear
yard and recreation rm.; a blk.
from carline. hlks. from school.
Try to see this house. Ii. 6-5eo4
AID. 4-03sS. "a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WILL SACRIFICE ESTAB. sewing
machine-vacuum cleaner sales and
service. Owner retiring. JU. 5-2345.
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5000 DOWN

6,g50 sale price on beautiful new
brick Cape Cod. Call ia. 9-7O0O
or EN-. 2-4794 after q.
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. tcon..,
'oL.-16th AND H N.E.-sEM1DET.
HOUSES FOR sALE-sE.

ANAC0STIA-Outstanding 3-bedrm.,
semidet.. home. Priced S10.950;
$1,000 down. SIS month. Mr.. Har-
ris, ALDRE. INC, LU. 4-0747: ewes.
LU, l-7126. .
The guardian., 1953-01-31
Former Hubife
Buried Here

Friends received word this
week that former Bostonian Mrs.
Mary cambridge, widow of the
late Luther cambridge, had pass
ed away in New York last Mon
day.
The remains were brought to
Boston for burial, by her daugh-
ter, Ethelind the services held at
the Davis Funeral Parlor at noon
on Friday, January 30, with in
terment in Woodlawn Cemetery,
Everett. Services in New York
were held in st. Martins Episco-
pal Church, Rev. johnson, rector.
Mrs. cambridge was the first
matron of Rest Haven and also
served the Womens Service Club
464 Mass ave-, as matron in the
twentieS. OF an old West End
family Mrs. cambridge was of
regal bearing and took the keen
est interest in civic and racial af-
fairs. During her long period of
i'll health she had the tender and
affectionate care of her devoted
daughter, Ethelind.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
FAMOUS CIVIL RIGHTS CHAMPION
TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY, FEB. 1

Thurgood Marshall, Chief legal
officer Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People, will speak at the
Ford Hall Forum in Jordan Hall
Sunday evening, February /. His
subject will be CIVIL RIGHTS
AND WORLD PEACE"
Mr.. Marshall has appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court Of the
United States and the Federal
and State Courts for most of the
states of the South, and has re-
Gently appeared before the Sup
RENE Court as one of the Coun-
sells for the N.A.A.C.P. in the
case now being tried dealing
with segregation in the public.
schools of the South.
Mr.. Marshall has been the re-
cipient of several awards, among
them the famous Spingarn Medal
and the Newspaper Publishers
Associations Russwurm Award.
Reuben L. Lurie will preside.
Mr.. Marshall will answer ques-
tions from the audience. Doors
open at 7:45 and the public is
cordially invited TO attend.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
JUNO CIRCLE
INSTALLS
OFFICERS

Friday night, January %, an
unusually large number of
members turned out to the meet
ing of Juno Circle, No. IL, Maid
Marian Degree, Ancient Order of
Foresters, and an interesting and
enthusiastic meeting resulted.
Several applications for mem
bership are pending, and it is
hoped that a large initiation may
be staged probably next month.
A feature of the meeting was
the installation of the newly
elected Officers by Deputy High
Chief Ranger Ernest O'Banyoun.
For the new term the Officers
are: Junior Past Chief Ranger
Ruth Neblett, Chief Ranger F.
Warner, Sub-Chief Ranger r.
Nourse, Treasurer, Fredericka
Armstrong, Financial Secretary
May E. Whittier, Recording Sec
retary, Phyllis Johnson, Senior
Woodward, Gertrude Brown,
Junior Woodward, Helena John
son, Senior Beadle, Matilda
Haynes, Junior Beadle, Maria
Barrow, Trustees; Adeline Scol-
took, May Thompson, Rose
White, Chaplain Mabel Vaughn
Ruth Neblett, the retiring Chiei
Ranger, was presented a toker
of appreciation for steady, faith
ful service, by Matilda Haynes.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
THE KENSWILS MARK
THEIR FIFTIETH

tholomew's Episcopal Church,
Cambridge whose Rector's Guild
Martha has headed since its in
ception; the Rev. and Mrs. Wal
ter D. McClane, former rector of
the same church; Mr.. Louis E.
Pasco, Sr. Warden of the church;
DR.. Alfred P. Russell, Asst. Atty
General and Mrs. Ray Guild
(who was receiving congratula-
tions on his recent appointment)
Atty and Mrs. James G.. Wolff,
and Messers and Mesdames Oscar
Fitzallen, Edward c. Williams
(Sophie Ross) Frederick H. Yam
cey, Walter J. Stevens, Edwin A.
Moore, Sr., Harry Ellis, Ferdin-
and Rousseve, George Roberts,
Powhattan Ruffin, Edwin A.
Moore, Jr., Nathan Gotten, Will
bur Russell, S. H. Hastings,
Claude B. West, John Turner,
Louis E. Pasco, Jr., ]. Shelton Pol
len, Jr., Henry Kenswil, and their
little son, Ernest III, Edgar B.
Howard, Reynold Greenidge; al
so Mesdames, Lydia Allston, Ad-
cline Campbell, Fannie Hughes,
Florence Blake, Adelaide Buzz
ellie, Florence johnson, Olive M.
Boyer, Sadie Merchant, Ethel
Smith, Airline Wharton, Ella o.
Banyoun, Bessie Ferguson,
Maude Trotter Steward, Eliza
beth Mccoy, Bessie Rhone, Nina
Hopkins, Martha Grant, Gladys
Hall, Nellie Pollen, Emily Davis,
Misses Julia Smith, Myrtle Wor-
thy and Messers Alfonzo S. Lat
timore, Edward Cooper, Harold
Scott, Julius Jordan, Everett
Peace, Maurice Pollin and others.
AS the first of the guests were
preparing to leave a telegram
arrived from Atty and Mrs. Ed
win Kenswil of St. Louis, Mo-,
brother-in-law and sister-in-law
Of Ernest and Martha, sending
their love and best wishes.
The guardian., 1953-01-31

Surrounded by friends of many
years and in a beautiful setting
Of lovely flowers, the gifts of
friends and arranged in living
rooms, dining room and recep-
tion hall, Ernest and Martha
Kenswil celebrated their Golden
Wedding anniversary last Mon
day light, January 26, in their
charming apartment at 28 Cob
den ST., Roxbury.
Never did Martha look more
beautiful and Ernest appeared as
though he had just stepped out
of a band box. The bride of so
years ago was gowned in an ex-
quisite daybreak pink satin dress,
floor length with bodice and bo-
lero jacket trimmed with tiny
irridescent pearl beads, and Err
nest was immaculate in tails.
Martha's corsage was fashioned
Of lace and centered with dollar
bills and depending tassels and
she carried another nosegay bou-
quet, also fashioned of lace and
dollar bills, both the unique han
diwork of Mrs. Ada Hastings.
These were the gifts of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hastings, the Fortnightly
club and other friends. Present
was Mrs. NIFTY Phillips who
served as bridesmaid at the
wedding fifty years ago.
Wedding gifts were displayed
in the living room where the
happy couple received their
guests who were arriving all
through the evening, the last one
ringing the door bell at 11:30
pm. The night was the coldest
of the winter and only few of
the ladies ventured out in even
ing gowns but all were most at
tractively dressed, and many of
the men were in tuXes.
Mesdames Sadie Merchant,
Cora Perry and Medora Duncan
served as hostesses, greeting the
guests and assisting in the
serving of delicious repast of
chicken salad, olives, pickles, po-
tato ps, ice cream, cake and
punch, candies and nuts handed
to each guest from the beauti-
fully decorated table spread in
the dining room adorned with
a handsome bridal cake. Mrs.
Mabelle Moore, former hostess
and proprietor of the Rowland
Manor was very much in evil
dence during this interesting
feature of the evening.
The friends who crowded all
the space were a happy assemb-
Iage, as they chatted with some
they had not seen in years,
among whom were the following:
the Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth de
Pugh Hughes, rector of st. Bar
The guardian., 1953-01-31
DR.. DUBOIS
TO SPEAK
ON AFRICA

Revolt in Africa" will be the
subject of the address by DR..
w. E. B. Dubois at Community
Church at John Hancock Hall
Sunday, Feb. | at 1890 Am. DR..
Dubois, the country's greatest
living colored scholar, historian
and economist, was one of the
founders of tht National Associa-
tion for the Advancement of
Colored People and the editor
of its journal, 'The Crisis" He
was Professor of Greek and La
tin at Wilberforce University
and Professor and Head of the
Dept. of Sociology at Atlanta
University. He has written many
books on the history of the
colored people and African. his
tory and the Reconstruction
period. His best loved book is,
"The Souls of Black Folk. DR..
Du Bois a native of Great Bar
rington, Mass, at one time served
as Minister to Liberia. His Afri-
can interests prompted him to
found a series of Pan-African
Congresses and he is now Vice
Chairman of the Council on Afri-
can Affairs The service will be
conducted by the minister, Rev.
Donald G. Lothrop. Edith Vein
baum will be the soloist and
James M. Armstrong will be at
the organ.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
Dubois and ThurgOOd Here Sun.
HISTORY PROGRAM
AT SHAW HOUSE

The Parent Teacher Oragniza-
ton Of the Shaw House Nursery
School, the Fathers Club and the
Friendship. Club of the Robert
Gould Shaw House will present
the Annual History Program of
the House on Tuesday evening,
February 10, at $50 pm.
Speaker for the occasion will
be brilliant John H. Bustamante,
graduate student at Harvard
Law School who is also collabor
ating there on a book on Consti-
tutional Law. Reviewing the
achievements and significant
events during 1852 as related to
life of colored people is the well
known Mrs. Frank w. Morris, Jr.,
Chairman of the Diamond Ball"
and former Community Organi-
cation worker with the Urban
League of Greater Boston. Mem
bers from the Shaw House
Chorus directed by Darnley Leon
Corbin will present appropriate
music.
The program will take place
in Maria Baldwin Hall, II Wind
sor st., Roxbury, a fitting place
to hold such an event as Maria
Baldwin, the principal of Cam
bridge school was one of the
most outstanding women of her
race
The guardian., 1953-01-31

ALvIRA HAZARD. one of
Ne wEngland's finest newspaper
women. will Join us in spirit IN
this humble tribute TO the Jewish
people. Miss Hazard has passed
on to report on another Planet.
But while she lived, Alvira was
humbly Christian, always willing
to give other races and creeds
their due honor. And she always
tried to stand firm on equal rights
for all. Perhaps Mr.. Wincheli
will someday be as truly great
The guardian., 1953-01-31

treat me like any other normal
person"
Mrs. Stevens gets around on
artificial limbs and is able to
carry out her household tasks all
though all her fingers were
amputated except the left thumb.
When found in an alley on
Feb. 8, 1851, Mrs. Stevens tene-
perature was 81 degrees, COM
pared with the normal tempera-
ture of 9S.S, and her blood was
like thick molasses.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
BOSTON
BAKED
Democracy is philosophy
for the thoughtful
DIR. MARY BETHUNE.
By MABE KoUNTZE

MIKE JACOBS, like so many
within the gifted Semitic race,
grew to great stature in pro-
portion to his service to other
people. This has been true since
Biblical Days and it is equally
true in modern times. Mr.. Jacobs
made his immortal mark and his
earthly fortune in the sport Of
boxing. He did so only by top
pling the Walls of jim Crow
which act enabled America to
enjoy a great champion, much
greater democracy.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
EBENEzER CHOIR
TO BE GUEST

Ebenezer B ptist Church
Senior Choir will sing Sunday
morning, February 8, at the
Morning Service at prominent
Church in Roslindale, Mass. DR..
William S. Ravenell will be the
guest speaker. The Choir will be
conducted by DR.. William An
drew Rhodes who has arranged
special music for this notable
event.
The guardian., 1953-01-31
frozen Woman
Leads Normal Life

CHICAGO-Mrs. Dorothy Mae
Stevens, the woman who was
found in an alley in near zero
temperature in a frozen" state,
is going about living a normal life
and says the wants people "to
The guardian., 1953-01-31

An automotive industry execu-
tive predicts an atomic-powered
vehicle in about 20 years.
with ordinary talent and ex-
traordinary perseverance all
things are obtainable.
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Deaths Reported

CFrom D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics.) }
Eugene Long, 49, washington.
irving Parker. 90, 142 Washington pl. Sc.
Fay McCathraA. 81, 423 Massachusetts
Robie SGs' Moore, n;o so, 1900 Mosart pl. NV.
David Fidler, 78, 1921 9th st. NV.
Adelaide Ford. II. SO Elmira st. s.w.
Clarence Beail. SO. Sc New York ave. NV.
Josephine Tyler, 6S, 2241 14th st. Sc.
Ida CUNNINGHAM, 6S 1923 7th pl. nv.
Elizabeth Lobsiger, SO. 2013 New Hamp-
carman Bates. so, 214 Massachusetts,
Josefa Sds. Calhoun, 90. 1923 Connecticut
Ruth fe; Ford. nI so, s5os 18th st. ne.
Richard Fryer, So, 1925 18th st. NV.
Fred Nejedly. 81. 2122 st. NV.
Geraldine Bell. 40, 1000 18th st. NV.
Anna Ehlers. AZ. Baden. Germany.
Martha Grey, 10. 1927 Harvard st. NV.
Infant Weed, Hyattsville. Md
John Smith. 102, 933 N st. NV.
Emma Emma Meetins. SO. ss15 7th st. NV.
Annie Gray, 73. 326 Mclean ave. s.w.
John walker, 70. 22s 10th St. ne.
Henrietta Haywood. SO. Charles County,
George Bayne. es 1914 Walker st. Sc.
Richard jackson. 81, 5000 Central ave.
john Woodland. As, 24o5 SHOWS ct; NV.
Henry overs. A. 2424 Shannon pl. Sc.
Blanche Austin. 43. 1015 N st. NV.
James Carter, 43, IL Eye st. NV.
Devan Davis, 27, no address given.
Evening star., 1953-02-13

Give yourself fine suit for Valentine und leave SIG
to $2l in your wallet! The story behind this sale one
with twist into worsted fobric that wears BETTER holds
a crease and its shape longer Shorkskn, check and
herrnebone pottens in your fovorite coIors Single
and double breasted models regulars, shorts, longs
sizes IS to 46. Ask about Divided Poynent PIon!
Pay B in 80, so and 90 days. No down Poynnent or
service charge.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

FRONT LARGE ROOM. End fioor;
TG. Tefk' s-ssSgb, s94 G st. Sc L. s.9ess'
1850 Harvard sT.-sleepinR n rms. ;
privileges include reception rm.. kit.
laundry. AID. 2-9446. -27
DOWNTOWN, 414 Sixth st. NV
FTisidaire; $iS.5o' ME-. s-!$E4S' sSE
419 9Th ST. s.w.-Large front. 1st
A.: sink, range, refgr. Infant al
Icy l9%ed E%de 5pt no drinkers; $40 Tk.
BAsEMEsT Msi MSlsSg0I STUDIO, refgr.. GEr clock
S. HSAxst;L GARoLiNA AVE-. E. Sc. E ?iSo Ss4@Larre
dble, rm.; on busline:, refgr.; S10.50
wk. LII. 7-4634 after 6 pm. .
ONE LARGE STUDIO ROOM, refgr.,
stove, running water: quiet couple;
$3.50 .wk. Also single. $8.75. 1349
Columbia rd. NV. -27
DOWNTOWN, 81 New York ave. NV.
---Lge. bedrm. with compl. sep. kit,
5I6 8th ST. NE or 8 rms. for
light housekeeping. with porch.
AUTHORIZATIONS gas range in
room; share. refrigerator and bath.
So $S5 me mo. GaNsTSrsIf09 GSll "a STTS9S. AVE
Bird f.; bright rm. with sink, range
and retgr.; lady only; $35 mo. Then
COLORED-FURNiSHED ROOM. nice
NV. Taylor 9-796s after 5 pm.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOXERS. Axe. fawn. males and fe-
cSeKEe Ss1si n Ftjrss; s'zaii Hkc reg. vks..
worms. worms end / Temporary distemper.
COCKER SPANIEL, at stud, bis ok
and white. Axe; small fee. ~.
sCoTTTiiEs-pups and adults. Axe
reg, finest blood lines. MacK1NNON
500 Rooseyelt st Al JE 2-3432
Sire of well marked pups with cor.
MALTESE TOY FEMALE PUPPY-
A rare breed. Axe reg. 4 mos. olds.
Home raised WA. 7-0736 20
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY. Axe
reg line bred from ASgard's best
bloodline. ASGARD'S KENNELS. .JE.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. Axe
reg. excel. show possibilities. best
RTE tf2 Hne sHoRT.HAhRED aHs1effsh fs4o aermaa
Pointer pups. highly bred. beautiful
Esrt ly msTesd Lo h,s5gs ys5g saffectiOnate; Az Ak C
WANTED-Dog lover to adopt male
JU. S-9447. after d pm.
COLLIE, 8 mos. old. male. friendly
with children; $50. After $40 pm.
1908 Silver Hill rd., Silver Hill. Md.
BOXER. year old. fawn male: 500.
JU. 5-6092. go
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RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA. Cont }

TAKOMA PARK-Employed couple or
2 girls; near Washington Sanitarium.
ROOM for gentleman. next
to bath; newly decor; bus at door.
925 N. Jackson st. Phone A. 2-713S.
after 6 pm. -26
ALEXANDRIA--Brigh room for en-
ployed lady in home of refined cple
March /; convenient bus and shop.
brkfst. optional KI. S-7147.
MT. RAINIER-Furn. rm., prefer
lady. Kit. privils.. next bath. Conv
transp. AP. 7-6O77. -27
LANGLEY PARK-Single room next
to bath; cony:; new Hampshire ave
ARLINGTON, NORTH very de.
sirable furn.. rms, in pvt. home
SSir-foam Ss a. MATTRESSES, Hsefis,. phone rsfe5;
SOUTH ARLINGTON-Lge.. coy frt
sleeping rm:; nr. Pentagon ant
S-2241. -27
Evening star., 1953-02-25
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED

'iS" iiv rm.. mkt kit.. bath: $ss.5o. Enc.
apt. S79.6o. rtils. incl. EIev. bldg
DISTRICT HTS. APIS. DE luxe l.
bedrm, apt. $75: garbage disposal
ss4Hce Snls At6 q doEntown 5o ssS SsSSo Du'
BEAUTIFUL APT. in select OIds. o 3
bedrms. 2 baths. library. liv rm..
din rm.. kit. buffers pantry, In
fl0isd sm sun HD O9Ffa aasss sdulf' only aB at'eF
NR; r. s; CAPITOL AND ATLANTIC s;E: = :
utiis. incl: no pets; cple.; refs; SIS.
JO. 3-6Ssa or 10. 3-44Ss. go
LGE. LIV. RM., kit. din. area. foyer
and bedrm.; for adults only; avail.
Mareh /; Rent, S61 so. 2116 + st.
MEURiEEe Fl Sff 'aniiGFi iaiGPFris.-Av.flable, spa
cious l-bedrm. apt; adults only;
close to trans. shop. cen. and thea
ter. 2 blocks beyond. Bladensburg
Jr. High, Sch. turn right at 53rd
place and Defense hwy. WA. 1921.
1854 CONN AVE. 1gs. apt, tour
S150 AID. 2-1516; ewes. Wo.
TWo Vt"SSi BEDROOMS, . baths, AFT.
Twins room. dining room. kitchen.
SITS mo; near 18th and Columbia
rd. NV, .AD. 4-350O. -27
ANACOSTIA. S.E.-New de luxe
bedrm. apt: conv. to schools and
Shopping; s72.59, plus utilities
tisaad GAstEs co" IL 1896. 1o
aN.fONETTE GARDENS. D. c. line
s.e-Lge. l-bedrm. apts., with liv.
rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath: laun-
dry. storage and parking. Conv. to
fare bus and shopping center; SS4
incl util. 10. S-S119. Resident
mgr. 14l4 4sth aye. s.e.. Apt. 1;
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE. AND s4th
ST. S.E.-1-bedrm. apt. 4-famiiv
nat. S6S.l4. plus utils. Apply man
ayers apt. 3315 Dubois pl.. Sc.
after $50 pm. LU. 1-1960. 81
3rd ST. NE. 1-bedrm apt. with
screened porch in mod: duplex bldg.
Adults only; S62 .09. JU. o-70O4