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nssday. August IL 10 Des Moines.
Ia. where funeral services and
burial were held On Thursday,
August -.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS x

Sunday. August 10. and IL viii
also BE- his first glimpse Of the
new granddaughter.
Visits FamIIyi Mr.. Robert 3.
Brown. son OF Mrs. Esther Brown
Of 3s2s Fifth Ave. s., left Thurs
day, August Q for Binghamton.
~ r.. after spending two weeks
In the city visiting relatives and
friends. His mother. Mrs. Brown
accompanied him 10 New York.
Mr.. Brown In an electrical engin-
Ger and has been employed by the
international Business Machines
Corporation for the past three
years.
Dinner Guests: On Wednesday
evening. August s. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer shivers OF 302l Fourth
Ave. g.. entertained at dinner
honoring their nephew. Mr.. Ro-
bert Brown Of Binghamton, N.
Y. house guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Esther Brown, 3s2s Fifth
Ave. 8. Other guests present
were Mrs. Esther Brown. Mrs.
Theodosla Martin and Donald
Brown.
Family Visitor; Mrs. Rather
Inc Granger OF Glencoe, Long Is
land In visiting her son and
dRughter-in-law. Mr., and Mrs.
Shelton Granger. 223 E. 10th 81.
AZ Camp; Leroy and Robert
Martin. sons Of Mrs. TheodosiR
Martin, 3s2s Fifth Ave. g.. left
Monday, August 3. for YMCA
Camp Icaghowan In Amery, Wis.
They win return home Saturday.
August IS.
Visit Parentai Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Wallace Jr.. and infant
daughter. Mary George OF Madi-
son. Wis. were the weekend
guests OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wallace sr.. HOS Al.
drich Ave. NJ.
Memo Club Meets: On satur-
day evening, August 3. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Bobo. % Hyland Ave.
N. were hosts to he regular
meeting of the Memo Club. A
luncheon was served by the hos
teas.
Visiting Couslnsi Mrs. Lillian
Givens OF Arkansas City. Kans. II
visiting in the city and IL the
guest Of her cousins, Mrs. Viola
Madden and Mrs. Josephine
Brown OF 1887 Fifth Ave. 8. She
arrived on August 8 and on FRI
day evening, August 7. Mines
Brown and Madden entertained at
dinner in honor Of their guests.
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rucker and son.
VacatIonerS Returni Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr. 39I2 Fifth
Ave. s.. and Mr. and Mrs. John
Overton. tS3 Charles St, st. Paul
returned home on Monday, August
10. from n motor trip and vaca-
tlon in South Dakota, Their first
stop was Pierre and through the
Had Lands, then TO Rapid City.
From there they Iourneyed to Mt
Ruahmore and saw the largest
monuments ever carved In rock.
the heads OF our four great presi-
dents: George Washington. Thorn.
~ jefferson. Abraham Lincoln
and Theodore Roosevelt.
To Idlewildi Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Poole sr, 3032 Fourth Ave. so.
left Tuesday. August Z, for two
weeks vacation In Idlewild. Mich.
Returns Homes Mrs. c. L. Pres
colt OF Kansas City, Mo. who has
been the house guest Of her sister
Mrs. Flossie Harris Of 3637 Gin
ton Ave, left for her home on
Sunday. August o.
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VAoationeFs Return Home; Mr..
T&lmAge Wade Of Hampton, Va,
arrived in the city on Saturday.
August 1, 10 Join his wife and
daughter. Brenda who spent the
summer in the city visiting their
mother and grandmother, MrR
Sadie Williams Of OH E. 22nd 81.
On Friday, July 81, Mr. James
Williams Of Detroit, arrived 10
pay his mother a short visit. They
all left on Monday. August . for
their respective homes. Enrouts
home the wades stopped In Chi
cago. Detroit, and Charleston, w.
Va.
Missouri VIsit0Fsi Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold l.. Evans Of 81. Louis.
nephew Of Mr. NJ. q. Evans; Mrs.
Ada Mills, 81. Joseph, Mo, and
Mrs Beatrice Benton OF Kansas
city, Mo, cousins Of Mr.. Evans.
and who have been house guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew q.
Evans Of 3740 Fifth Ave. g.. for
tho past three weeks. returned 10
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans and their
houaeguests spent one week at the
Evergreen Resort, Lake Sullivan,
MINI. Many social courtssiss were
extended the visitors during their
visit. They were dinner guests Of
Mrs, Alice Young and family;
Mrs. William Ridley. barbecue
supper at the Harry Massengill's
evening guests OF Mrs. Walter
Smith and on Saturday evening
were fetsd with a garden barbe-
cue supper followed by games,
given by Mrs. Evans and Mrs. n.
Moore Of 81. Paul.
Missionary Society Meeting;
The Senior Missionary Society Of
Zion Baptist church held liz reg
ular monthly meeting at the
church on Tuesday evening. Aug
s. Regular business plans were
discussed. The next meeting will
be held on Wednesday, September
2.
Out OF HospItRli Mrs, Eaaie
Arnold. 2IO4 &c. goth st.. returned
from the hospital on Tuesday,
August Z and In convaIeScing at
home.
Family Yisit0Fai Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chatham and niece Barbara
Jane of Dallas. Tex, arrived In
the city on Thursday. August q
and are visiting their three bro
theirs. Robert, odelI and Ervy Lee
Chatham and families, They will
be In the city for two weeks.
Home On FurIouEhi Sgt. John
Nancy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wesley Nancy OF 1852 Firth Ave.
s.. who has been stationed in
Korea In the First Marine Divis-
ion arrived In the states on July
~, and arrived home on Sunday,
Aug, q on u SO-day furlough.
HsFrMks Fo0ti Mrs. Lucille
Cooke, 3eI7 Chicago Ave. was
the victim OF one Of those freak"
accident that happen % unex.
psctsdiy, On "wednesday. August
8. she tripped ON q stone whils
walking In the parking lot at the
r, c, Ordinance plant and AZ q
result suffered . broken right
foot. Mrs, Cooke II confined 10
her home with the injured foot
In q cast.
First Glimpse Of GranddauKh-
teri MrS Ora Bates Of Keohuk,
Ia. has been the guest OF her son
and daughter-in.law. Mr., and Mrs.
Melvin Bates. t025 Third Ave, 3.
for tho past ten days and has been
very busy getting acquainted with
her new granddaughter. Cynthia
Gale, Mr.. Bates viii arrived on
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Saturday session will open with .
~ o'clock noon Fellowship lun-
oheon meeting with Mrs. l. r..
Hagen, presiding. followed by n
short session 20 be held in the
auditorium 10 be presided over by
Mrs Carl ". Fraction.
The one O'Clock worship ser.
vice win be under the charge Of
the Sunday School and BTU, A.
1915 p. m. the study book, Mis-
Hionary Education In Your
Church." by NsyiH Q. HarnsF and
David D. Baker, win be presented
for a panel discussion. The book
viii be discussed In sections with
leaders ~ follows;
children and Youth" Mrs.
Wanda Owens. Pilgrim Baptist,
leader. second. "Adulta," Mrs.
Sam Smith, Mt. oIlvet Baptist:
third, young Adults and Leader.
ship Training" Mr.. James War
der, Zion; fourth. Taking stock
OF Results" Mrs. Josephine
Barnes. Bethesda Baptist.
A. the 2;ib p, m. Workahop
there win be- panel discussions on
the two topics. missionary Edu-
cation In This Kind Of worId'
and In Christian Education Chris.
tlan Without Missionary Lead.
Sra7" Leaders In the discussion
will BE- Mrs Claude Lytls of Zion
Baptist: Mrs. NJ. 10. Bell. Mt.
olivet, ~, Pani; and Mrs, Jose
phlns Barnes, Bethesda Baptist,
The topic for discussion Rt the
second workshop will be. The
Church Lays It's Plans And Per-
IndH of Special Missionary Em-
phAain," Leaders, Rev. Floyd Mas
asy Jr, Pilgrim Baptist church.
state Moderator Of the AnaOcIa.
ton. Deacon Harvey Hopkins and
Mrs. Sam Smith. Mt Ollvet Rap
tiat church.
The third Workshop topic. THE
Sunday Church School II Basic"
and Miss IonRry Education
Through Giving" Leaders, Mrs.
Form Helm. Zion Baptist, preai.
dent T. \, and BTu state work;
Mira. Anna Smith. Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church and Mrs Lydia
Brown, Pilgrim Baptist, ~, Paul
The fourth topic. Making Mis-
aionAry Education Live" and
what Makes 4 Children And
Youth Program Cliek." with the
following leaders; Mrs, George
Wallace, zian Baptist, State Dir
ectreas, Mrs. touelia Taylor. PHI
grim Baptist and Miss Maxine
Johnson. Nj. olivst. president Of
Youth Work and Mrs. James
jackson. Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church. assistant state Director
Of Youth Dept.
Al a'iS p, m. workshop reports
viii be received and at 1,a6 q
summary Of all the reports. A
service dedication win be held At
a'AS p, m. with the following
leaders participating Mrs, lou.
ella Brown. Pilgrim Baptist, pres
womens Auxiiiarisa Of the state.
Mrs. Ruth MTpohaid. Mt, ouvst,
president Of Ministers Wives and
Mrs. Floyd Massey Jr,. Pilgrim
Baptist church.
fshn RaN..raa,s .m.nl,s, ,..lta l..
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SIOUX
FAILS
NEWS
N z S

think one OF the incest things
a group OF tOwnsfolks ever did
was when at least 20 all ate bar
becued meats at the Jim Lee Bar
BIO Lounge. The reason was to
show Mr. Lee that AZ a whole we
really deem II an honor to all
concerned TO have such q clean.
pleasant atmosphere to dine in our
town.
Loads Of nice goings on have
been going on around here. Just
listen TO this. Mr.. J. Monkey gave
out free circus tickets TO the
Jaycee circus, and you can inn
agine what a hard time he had
finding youngsters TO give them
to. Anyway, Adrian Tolbert hit
an all time high and filled his car
with the young things and took
them to the carnival. Wasn't he
braveH
Mrs. NJ. Greer has Mrs. u. Al
ford with her for q short stay.
Mrs. Afford formerly lived here.
20 most Of us were happy 10 see
her. she 10 being kept busy by
her school pals and friends. Mrs
A. Ii from Minneapolis. Minnesota
now.
Mrs. J. Bentley Of Denver, Colo.
Ia visiting relatives and friends,
she Ia the sister-in-law OF II.
Bentley's and the VIM Tolsons.
and her father-ln-law, Mr.. c.
Bentley and Virginia Bentley are
all here TO hep make her trip
worthwhile.
Georgia Lee was the dinner
guest of the NJ Coakley's Sunday
Georgia Ii one OF the business
ladies that room out and her land
lady Is gone and most Of her
friends don't seem to want to
trust the gal with her own cookin',
Tom Clayton Is home again
after his jaunt to Kansas 10 visit
relatives. He reports his mater is
doing nicely and he spent an eve
ming In Omaha with some Of our
Sioux Falls folks, Ruth McLaurin
and Basil and Ethel Yann. Bet
lots OF US would like 10 see Ruth
and the Vann's, en-?
Nice TO see Lettie Dysart back
on the counter at he Bar-B-Q
Lounge. Lettie has had a little
much needed vacation. she and
her husband, Lawrence Just re-
turned from Omaha. where Mrs.
d. spent n few days with relR-
tivea.
One Of our newcomers N Mary
HArbor. who returned with the
BarKers from Florida, she In en-
ployed Mt the Delbridge home.
She plans to stay here, 10 let's
get around and welcome her.
Steve Tolbert has reached the
rough old age Of 1, and Mr.. Mox-
ley gave him his first hair cut
while Georgia Lee kept him
amused with q pan on her head.
After his braids were sheared he
looks like a real he-boy.
Alpha Lodge No. 10 felt just a
little bewildered when not one
yuunRster called for the camp
fInd that was to be given for
the best school grades. Parents
should urge the children TO try to
win this camp trip. II can do q
two fold purpose.
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Lacious O Martin, SIS W. Cen.
trial Ave, died sunday, Angus, .,
in Aneker hospital
Survivors are ore daughter. Mis-
Beatrice Martin. SISTER. Mrs.
HAssl Brown, nephew, Claude =,
BrOwn. Jr and . number Of otheR
relatives,
TIE remains were shipped Wed,
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CARD or APPRECIATION

I wish to thank the many
friends and neighbors for their
acts Of Kindness during my re-
cent ilneSs Special thanks 20 Rev
J, j. Ciayeurn and Mr.. NJ T. Ben
For the fiOwpTs cards and other
expressions Of thoughtfulness I
shall always be thankful.
MrS William Smith
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FIia Nc tSaB
ONnEN FOM NHARING FINAL
Account AM Petition FOM
utMfMlnt rauN


STATE uF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEpIN
PROBATE COURT
re Estate of Joseph iIalpern, Ne.
Cedent
IT ~ ORDERED that the fInal
account and petition Tor eNamina-
ton thereof aud tuF distribution
filed herein, he heard On Monday
August stth iahs, 81 70 o'clock A
n by this court IN the Court House
In Minneapolis Minnesota, and that
all persons Interested Ia this estate
preavHt objections, n any, why said
petition should not he granted
Thls order shalt be Published In
the Minneapolis Spok aaman and
copies thereof mailed according 10
law
tSEAL
WITNESS, the HON a J. AN.
pERApN. actinH Judge % Pro.
hate Court this aith day %
July 1854
ERNEST y tOWENE
CLERK Of Probate Court
g " NalpeTn, Attorney.
hAN Midland HAM uldg
tsrckssmah July a. AuE. :. Ia
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BaptiStS Of Two States
Schedule Annual Institute
For MpIS. August 22-23

The Mnncsota-SOuth Dakota State Baptist Association
will hold its annual institute meeting Saturday August ~
and Sunday August g. at Bethesda Baptist church. with
l.. G. Harris, host minister
The theme for this years meeting Is "A Christian Life
That Grows and CLOVIS" Scripture End Timothy GALS The
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There 10 never any guessing ~
to how this paper stands on the
issues oi the day.
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from ~ noon until Z p. m.
The Sunday sessions will begin
at . p. m. and eli auxiIiaries win
participate.
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In nine cases out Of ten you win
find that advertisers In this news
paper are true friends Of the COM
munIty.
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Cali 10 for that printing Job
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When yoa trade with advrrtis-
crN In this paper yOH are patrOa-
lSinG frlcnds and those who AF-
rRECIATG your dollars
Evening star., 1953-02-17
rms. APTs. 10 SHARE lcont. }

TWO MEN will share their well-furn.
apt: with another man; S35 no.;
call co. 5-4353 after 5 pm. -19
YOUNG GIRL or lady to share apt
with married couple, meals included,
YOUNG WOMAN to share living rm. :
bedrm. apt. facing Rock Creek Park;
conv. to transp. Phone Tues. after
g p.m.. NO. 7-6942. --17
COLORED, CONGENIAL GIRL. 24-2S,
to share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. Cali
|COLORED GIRL share apt. with an
other, pvt. room. Ii. 7-4046 after
u q. m. Ia
Evening star., 1953-02-17
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcons.l

C1HVs p; Exceptionally STae ally GOOD condition.
rS$solNoGsXsR $sl 5Gs1iSh 4 fssEcoRDs HiH!D : Out Of
print; Jazz and popular items. MR..
s-S453 after 2 pm. lis
PIANO. used. upright. good condi-
PfANo.steinway MHiGSsG grand. Sell for i less
than half of today's market price.
HUs 3-4857 Sundays and ewes; ADc;
4-5926 week days. $3.50 to $3.50. 1S'
PIANO, beautiful. Bechtein, grand.
sSSss sIssss new of wo oerS S-aiss 5fss0nAOie go
PIANO = Beckwith upright; excel;
tone tone II I cond.. s125: OIL. 4-9oo67
PiANo, iiiSG steinway.. s:efi medium size. up
Knabe, med. size. uprisht, good
sSRd SRdys.. sin"; "A. "7;-a5ssn. ssn'' 'A' eTSO' IF
PIANo6-spinets. S44s; greatiy re-
FREE. full keyboard; new-10 yr.
ersnds ana Ipriehts at s94 30.
RATNERs Music STORE. 736 18th
PfSNSsis-Jordan's have . good seiec-
any used piano. Pay $25 down.
JORpANS, corner 18th and g sts;
Geofgia ave. (phone JU. 6-1106).
Silver spring store open evenings.
PIANOS FOE RENr-only $40
monthly. for brand new, mahogany
finish fun keyboard instruments.
Hauling extra. JORDAN's, corner
18th and q Sta. NV. (phone ST.
3.9400l and 9632 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring (phone JU. 6-1106).
Silver Spring store open evenings.
PIANoS-It y6u want to buy . new
PIANO NO MAR" 4S " ovsr. 1t 16o '1fn instsas s1e
nients on display including the
full Lester Betsy ROSS line. Special
discounts to members Of the Armed
Forces: Government employees, .:
S26 down. Also pianos for rent.
lsT. 3-6300). PIANO MART, lO15
7th st. NV. Gust above the library).
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

TAKOMA PARK--2nd A. pvt. err
trance: liv. rm.. porch. bedrm din.
rm.. kitchenette. bath. Adults: S75
DISTRICT HGTS. APTS.-De luxe l.
bedrm. apt. S75: garbage disposal
unit: ALL UTiIG. INCL Direct bus
service to downtown. 10. $3.50.
PARK, 1926 Knox I'd
bedroom apt with living room
dinette., kit. and BATH. al utilities
blks. Of new shopping center and
Univ, OF Nd: adults only. Can
TAKoMA PARK, Md bedrm. nv
rm;; dinette. kit. bath; utils. mel
styles. ri. $500. ~. 5eSs{7.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MARRIED COUPLE desire ] or 2
bedrm. apt, in .Takoma Park -Hyatts-
f9s
ONE -BEDRM., kit. and bath unfurn.
apt. wanted by 2 young businessmen
before March. ]. Call ma. S-731S
during office hours. --19
FREE-Landlords applicant waitinE
houses or subiets: wash, Va: white:
ooen 2 DAYS MA S-OO01
BUSINESS GIRL wants unfurn. mod.
enc. apt. elev, bldg.: in NV: refs.
MISS DUNMIRE. Sun. AD. 2-6676;
weekdays. MA. $500, Ext. 5201.
URGENTLY REQUIRED, multiple
bedrm. rental units. In sc. area. for
military personnel. Contact Housing
once. Andrews ABB, 10. $500.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
ROOMS FURN.-MD, g VA.

ARL., NORTH-Attr. newly furn. cor.
rm., new rambler home Of 2 adults;
PVT. entr.. pvt. bath, gentleman.
spacious corner room
in pvt. home; pvt. bath, porch;
S1Ens Saniim: phone; gentleman only. ia.
ARLIN NGTON-Bedrm., large. nicely
furnished: cow. to all transp. Call
SINGLE or DOUBLE rooms, Close
to bus; private home: men only. CaIl
sun: or after pm. weekdays. ia.
NICE FURN. RM., near Clarendon.
Va: of Wash. blvd. / blk. bus. ia.
S-1515. 30
Evening star., 1953-02-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. SHOREHAM-Lse. studio. redec.,
beaut. furn.. refgr.. hot plate; bus
at door; $11. 1948 Calvert NV
REFINED, EMPLOYED married S cple
for Ink. rm.; most utensils furn;
LGHT LSThs0Es EskPG PE s51TE Sr scSas cSeSy c0ass
Cir;IsPvt: bath, pvt: entr;, twin beds
ARLiNGTON@4-burner gas range in
ran rmI' share sd1 rsfgr. and BATH sos mo
4io Hs'i kENTGcSY III fa5ST9' AVE. s.E.-s farn.
sober couple. Ii. 4-8167. 30
DUPONT CIRCLE, 21lO r st. nv
Lge.. nicely furn. light housekeeping
room for adults. III
1913 E ST. S.E.-Large front room.
refgr.. stove, semipvt. bath; men
4Pfs PfsfeFfsS i4sS ST! 4! N.%s7Lhk. sls71 rm. COM
aseenied plesfy fuFn FA sso6g sD5 q girls. rAd
254l I4th ST. N.W.-Nice and clean,
second floor; big. front Ink. rm.
$11;5Q wk. for cple.; utils. incl. CO.
,th AN6 RITTENHousE-Beaut. bed
traanasp.; y cpl. or 2 girls; SOS. IA.
1888 n. n. AVE. NV. "The Pano-
manian. well furn. lge. effic. rm..
range. refgr., share bath, lin. furn.
DECORATED. refrr., clock
radio o1 Ty; airf9am; pvt; entrsass;
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Large room
with Frigidaire. stove and sink;
ssmpioyeS adults; $1l per wk. Shown
LGG.. FGRS. light Housekeeping hG Tm.
Sink: stove. refgr. child accepted.
$lS.59 Tk; SO2 E st. NV. lis
privileges include reception rm, kit,
laundry. AID, 2-9446. 30
DUPONT CIRCLE-1416 goth st.
n.w.-Laree room, first floor; rfgr..
running water, hot plate. utensils;
choice Of double or twin beds; SIS
sSssA 18th ST. N.w.-1re. bed
siS.s5 S WRa DE, RVs s-1s7Sa B7sn' Isl -a1 aG0F'
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, i711 18th st.
NV. Single. large. closet. $45. Also
double. extra large, running water,
$50. Both have hot plate and re-
frigerator. Call DU. 1885 or RA.
Col 30. 81
ROOM AND KITCHENETTE
$3.50 wk.. elec. refgr.. gas range. In
NV. section, walk. dist. downtown.
Call EX. 3-1915 or RE. 7-0540. pa
COL0RED-CORCORAN ST. NV
Refined empl. lady; S11 wk.; 1st Il.
frt. DE. 2-9767. AD. 2-6239 aft. 6.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. Cont

COLORED-FURN. ROOM. semipvt,
bath, home privileges; private Frig-
idaire; $40 mo: La. 6.0914. -17
room with small family; nr. Catholic
and Howard universities; $3.50 wk.
Call AID. 4-5099. -I7
Evening star., 1953-02-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-S.W.

ONE LARGE SLEEPING RM.--twin
beds, everything brand new. Call
Ii. 7-6S45 after 7:30. -23
NEAR NAVY YARD and Boiling Field
Large front bedrm.. next to bath
dbl. bed. tnnerSprinR mattress. l419
st. Sc. LU. 4-0321. -I7
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SINGLE RM., suit for gentleman; mr..
bath. One blk. from Scott Circle,
walking distance downtown. 1926
11th st. NV. -23
COLORED-I764 YOU ST. NV
Neatly furnished room; conv. to
cars; Call DU. 7-1225. -17
Nice ige. rm. :,r cmpl. man. DU.
T-23Q2. -1T
CoLORED - FURNISHED ROOM -
Kitchen privileges; suitable for | or
c0;LoRFDE1s6 OH 6?.a N. J. AVE. NV NV
Room for rent. DI. T-S436. is
C0LORED-NICE SGL. FRT. RIM
Furn: also lge. frt. rm., unfurn.,
in Christian home. HU. 3-9526.
COLORED-FURNISHED ROOM-For
rent with use Of apartment; re-
fined lady preferred. Cali CO. s.
9026, after 5 pm. lis
Evening star., 1953-02-17

2 ROOMS. large porch, new kitchen;
conv. to Walter Reed and only 15
min; to downtown: $66 mo. RA,
1922 8BiLiTMoRE ST. NV. near 18th
kit, $59.l0 mo-, incl utils. ME.
WILL SUBLET attractive 3-rm. furn.
apt. in Bethesda: only leaving city.
ri q =, 10th hos 81, i ST. rms, kit; and
1924 WISCONSIN, AVE. N.w.-Beaut.
furn. 1-bedrm. apt. in recently re-
modelled. redecorated Georgetown
sp sp1 1ldg Ss a Adults 9nly; Ineyads1 mmsd s %
ties. To inspect see Jan. on prem
ises or call ME. S-5402.
1881 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-LiV. rm..
bedrm., kit. pvt. bath: empl. adults;
S19 mo-. incl. utils.
ARLINGTON, 10 min. Pentagon-
Attrac. furn. 1 bedrm., liv. rn., din.
shop. ctr; adults; $95. IA. S-2634.
GEoRGETowN-Liy. rm.. bedrm..
kEi6t;' kit;' . bath; bath; f1repL, End a.; $125.
1888 iNDo9ePfiENDENcE AVE. ST. g
me Ise rG4; TX kitensn; nAasIs entire Srd f.; $46
1919 COLUMBIA RD.-1 bedrm.,
Kit; semibath, refgr.; se5 mo. ME.
GEoRGEroWS.. Own. 1000 Que Gos1' 81. n.w.N wlg
Beautifully furnished 2-bedrm. apt.
available in recently remodeled, re-
decorated bldg: $162.50 per mo-.
tor on premises or call ME. S-54O2.
ONE-RM. EFFIC. AND KIT. semipvt.
bath. $50. Also 2 rms, pvt. bath.
semipvt. bath, S75. All utils. incl.
Cony. transp. and location in ne.
section. All white. Ii. 4-1100. lis
Mr.. WALTER REED bedrnn.. liv.
rrm.. dtnette. kit. and bath; utils.
N.W.&HTTR. % srTR. RI RMS. s.sGe' ise kit, BAT bath;
2 or 3; linens. co. 5-O9S5. or MISS
MORGAN, DE. 2-SIOO.
THREE LGE. RMS. and bath. pvt.
apt; conv. to everything. ABSHER
REALTY CO., LII. 7-4413 or Ii.
ALLISON ST. N.w.-s55; / lse. rm.,
kit, all utensils, conv. bus and
time. RA. 3-l6Ss; after 5. IA.
NEAR is., AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Enelish bsmt:, liyg. rm.:. kit, bath,
clOSeti sui. 1Or gentleman, PVT.
entr.; $40 mo. DE. 2-4130. -19
COLUMBIA RD., l332-Bsmt. apt.
3 rms. shower; small child welcome.
3132 18th ST. N.w.-Bsmt. apt. 8
rms. and bath; children welcome.
TWO BabRMs., liv. rm., kit, bath,
nicely furn., in apt. bldg; entire
adults only; CO. 5-4O47: -19
bia apts.-One rm.. kitchenette, pvt
bath. utils. furn.; $64: refs. re.
ouired. DI. 7-3047. See ianitor.
HYATTsvILLE, MD. = Three room
apt. Call ewes. or Wednesday. WA
7-7S2S. 4015 Longfellow ST.. Ia
BSMT. APT rms, kit. and bath
partly furn.; utils.; suit. for 2; $50
TWO-BEDRM. FtRN. APT.-Liv. rm.
kit. and pvt. bath: newly decor
Please call after 8. TU. 2-2691.
A CLEAN APARTMENT
1 large rm.; pvt. bath; refgr. and
air conditioner. 1918 14th st. NV,
Hn O.RSrS. aupc pa R-Q9QR
Evening star., 1953-02-17

ROSEMARY TERRACE
Washinston's newest and
finest garden apartment now rent
trict line su in suburban bur % Ma. at at 1898
East-West hwy. (bet. 18th st. and
Conn. ave.), and Offering spacious
one-bedrm. apis. at $105, and two
bedrm. apis. from $115. Rentals
incl. all utilities. Call resident mgr.
JU. S-1170, or
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1953-02-17
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.E.

65s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Ssle. rm.,
private bath. conv. trans, gentleman.
S45 mo. Ii. 6-S25T. go
CoLORED-4I3 Bth ST. N.E.-Two
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