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Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Memory Lane -

Five years ago at about this
same time of year, if you remem-
Der, property owners in the
Roosevelt School District school
voted almost unanimously for
$164,000 school bond issue for
which to purchase sites for two
schools, one on Broadway west of
oath Street and the other on Third
and Fifth Streets between Illini
and SouthgateLThe nine acre site
west of 24th Street was purchased
from the Progressive Builders, es-
timated to cost in the neighborhood
of $4,000 Phoenix Welfare
League of which E. A. Emerson
was president, celebrated tenth an
niverSary with program at Tanner
Chapel . Mrs. Edna Atkinson of
1910 E. Adams had as her guest,
her sister from Brenham, Texas
. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker
of Honolulu, Hawaii, visited their
two children, Ernest and Jane, and
Mr.. Walkers two brothers, Ernest
and Mac .. Rev. and Mrs. Rob-
ert jefferson, sol E. Apache
returned from a short motor trip
to San Diego, Los Angeles and
other California towns The
Western Jamboree Benefit Dance
given by the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority was a financial success,
with $50 of the proceeds sending a
Carver student to music camp at
ASC at Tempe >. East Broadway
Housewives organized Garden Club
Evangelist L. B. w a shing o n
named president =. Three beauties
vie for Sweetheart of Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity. They were Hazel
Williams, Matte Fay Lewis and
Marvalene Farmer =. DR.. Lowell
c. Wormley was speaker at Roose-
welt P-TA giving the various stages
of cause, prevention and treatment
Of "The Common Cold' and
Bob's Rose. Room softball team
played their first game of the sea-
son at = Phoenix ySoftball Park
against Clark Smith, losing 40 on
one-hit game.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Former Phoenicians
Visit Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. James Earl, for
merly of Phoenix. motored from
Los Angels, Calf. last week for q
short visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Earl is the brother of Mrs.
Leola Dykes, 91O w. Grant ST.,
and Mrs. Earl is the sister of Rich
ard Minyard, 1899 E. Adams st.
Mr.. Earl returned home Sunday
night. and Mrs. Earl, who is stay
ing with, her brother will return
by train Saturday night. She may
be remembered as the first secre-
tary of the Mathew Henson Hous-
ing Project.
Mrs. Ida Austin, 1119 South 9th
Avenue, entertained Mrs. Earl
Wednesday afternoon and served
home made hot tamales and chill.
ice cream and cookies. Mrs. Bessie
Peters and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Bass also attended.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
ORGANIZATIONS
Percy Julian P..T.A.

The Percy Julian and 10th street
schools Parent Teacher Associa-
,fion will sponsor rumfnage sale
tomorrow (Saturday) beginning at
$50 @, M. and continuing through
cut the day. Members of the plan
sling committee include Mines.
Thomas Wilson, chairman; Will
Aiarn C. Smith, Letha Slaughter and
Aleonard Wilburn; and MeSsrs. Al
;oridge Keith, George Diggs and
William Wilson.
the location will be on the
southwest corner of Broadway and
15th street. Proceeds from the sale
will be used to purchase an cleo
tric water cooler.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Former Phoenician
Returns For Marriage

Amidst : the tbalmy sunshiny
weather and the warm hospitality
OF his friends and admirers, Julius
A. (Bus) Lee, a former Phoenicain,
returneda@to his beloved Phoenix
last weekend to take unto himself
lovely bride.
MIR. Lee and his bride, Mrs.
Lille Belle Montgomery of San
Gabriel, Calf, arrived in the city
last Friday night, accompanied by
the brides brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Bratton,
of Los Angeles. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by a friend
Of the groom, Judge Al Flood of
the Phoenix Westside Precinct
Court. Witnesses were the rela-
tives of the bride and Mrs. Charlie
setta Banks, hostess to the party
while in the city.
The Brattons are very distin-
guished citizens of Los Angeles, he
being one of the two Negro CPA's
in the state. He served for many
years as supervising auditor of Los
Angeles tax board of equization.
He also ran for United States Con-
gress in 1912 from the Southern
District of California. Mrs. Bratton
just returned recently after a trip
around the world, having spent
considerable time in Bombay. In
dia.
The newlyweds will reside in
San Francisco where Mr.. Lee will
begin his new position with the
Calvert Distillery Company this
week.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Newly-O Organized
Club Entertained

One of the latest clubs to or
ganize in the city was entertained
in the beautiful and artistic home
of the architect, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
C. Ensign, 22O0 E. Bethany Home
Road. The newly organized club
is called the Phoenix Business
League, comprised Of Negroes in
business.
About 20 of the league men,
bers gathered last Monday at the
architects elaborate home which
is built in the side of mountain.
to hear a lecture and view Slides
on industrial and residential ar
chitecture of the countries of
Europe and Old Mexico. Games
and refreshments followed.
Attending were Messrs. and
Mesdames Clarence Myles, S. c.
Boyer, Lincoln Ragsdale, Henry
Clack, and D. F. Benson; Mes
DANES Robert Tate, Gilbert Grey,
and Pearl Cook Turner, and
Messrs. Jordan Harris, H. A.
Dawley, Carl Sims, William Dick
ey, Manuel Cherry, and Lonny
, Grey. 4
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Carver PTA

A meeting Tuesday night. April
ri, in the library of the Carver
yaigh School, is scheduled for the
Executive board of Carver's Parent
Teacher Association. Tentative
-4elans for a party to henor this
wears graduates will be outlined.
The following morning, the two
delegates to the state meeting,
AIRS. Robert H. Harper, president,
and Mrs. Scotty Oby, program
chairman, will board chartered
Greyhound bus with other dele
sgates for Flagstaff where the g.
day meet will be held.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Jottings On Your
/ SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Call your into the office before
i Wednesday Pm. Phone At 3-3682
Fashion Show, Tea
Soiree. Successful

The members of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service OF
Wesley Methodist Church may re-
cord their Fashion Show and Tea
Soiree given last Sunday at the
church as one of the seasons most
successful church affairs. Between
the hours of three and seven. men,
bers and friends gathered to view
fashions and to be served tea.
The first half of the program
was the showing of fashions by
small fry, the junior. the inter
mediates, the youth. and the family
groups. Mrs. Cora Griffin played
background music at the piano.
Little Miss Gertrude MurreH gave
a piano solo; Master Morris A.
Ward. Jr., a saXophone solo, and
several selections were rendered by
West Phoenix High ensemble.
Tea was served Immediately fol-
lowing the program with back
ground music furnished at the up
right by Mrs. D. F. Benson. Vocal
solos were offered by Mrs. Emma
lyr Collins, Mrs. Ollie Mae Chris
topher and the Rev. VIM. Stevens,
the pastor. Mines. Vergie Woods
and Thelma johnson sang duet,
as did Misses sLaverne Bass and
Geraldine Mcdonald. Mrs. Collins
also played piano duet with Mas
ter Gabriel Romero.
Officers of the Society are Mines.
Walter B. Scott, president; Morris
A. Ward. Sr., vice-president; Mabel
c. McFalls, recording secretary;
and Bette Moore, treasurer.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Fashion Designer
Says Plan Your
Travel Wardrobe

NEW YORK (GLOBAL)-Mrs.
Beulah Bullock, a top dress de-
signer of 500 West 143rd Street,
New York City, recently empha-
sized the Importance of well
planned wardrobe, especially when
one has a trip in mind.
Climate varies, very widely
from country to country" said Mrs.
Bullock, land it is always de-
termining factor in travel ward
robe planning"
The talented young woman,
whose future plans include eStab-
fishing a "Plan Your Wardrobe"
business, believes that the need is
great for this kind of service. "Our
women" continued Mrs. Bullock,
'do not always havve the proper
guidance in choosing their ward
robe, especially their travel clothes.
Some of them would as quickly
choose a fur coat fer Florida as AN
organdy dress, or in making a Sc
lection for Canada, commit the
same type of error"
Mrs. Bullock possesses an un-
miStakable knack for speed. She
can drape and finish gown while
her customer waitS-a great time
saving feat for the girl who goes
to business. She won first prize at
one of the Harvest Moon Annual
Balls in Madison Square Garden.
The organization gave the award
for a gown which she fashioned
out of 38 yards of heaven blue
Chiffon and which was adorned
with host of 20-inch ostrict fea-
theirs evenly spaced over the whole
skirt.
lam a lover of beauty" said
Mrs. Bullock, "and I enjoy express
ing my ideals of beauty by Gre
ating materials into suits, gowns,
dresses-any type of garment"
Mrs. Bullock is known as the
personality designer" because she
makes each garment to compile
ment the personality of the GUS
toner, and she has been called a
perfectionist because of her en-
thuSiastic search for her idea of
finesse when she is creating a
garment.
Mrs. Bullock, who IS a member
of st. Marys Catholic Church, and
who came to New York from Hen
derson, N. c., about 20 years ago,
said she has sewed successfully
since she was nine years old. She
is the proud mother of twow chill
dren. Lucy and Bubby. and grand
mother of .Anette, whose mother is
Lucy.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority

South Mountain Park was the
scene Of the first annual get-to-
,eether of the Sigma Gamma Rho
and its chapters-the Beta Pi and
-sshor Club-last Saturday night.
Over 25 people turned out for the
delightful evening of fun consist
sing of music and dancing, topped
off with a delectable dinner served
zin buffet style.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-17
Merry Mixers Club

s,The Merry Mixers met at the
A1ome of Mrs. Marie Walton of 60I
South Fourth Avenue last Sun
day. A new member, Mrs. jamie
Washington, was present, also Mrs
,stEssie Pruitt, who has been absent
on a six-month sick leave. After
business, the group engaged in
various games.-Mrs. Lillian eagle
aeporter.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

1917 n. EDGEW0OD. ARL.. lovely
room PRIVILEGES. ia. s-Ss1s. TO
single or double: 7S5 sliSo ave;
Silver Spring. .JU. 5-2274. --16
AVONDALE-Bedrm.. pvt. bath, uni.
phone; linens furn.; all cows. blk.
furn. sgle, rm..
radio; pvt. home; nr. bus. shops,
restaurants; unlim. phone. ia.
SILVER sPRiNG. close in - Large
room, nicely furn.. dble. bed, mahog.
desk; gentleman. JU. 9-69S2. lie
COLLEGE PARK-Lge. furn. bedrm.,
dble. closet; one, $40; two. $40.
ARE., RE. 0s1eS'; So, Of, Columbia pike. near
Pentagon: lovely twin-bed rm., re-
fined ladies; privils. ia. S-2622.
N. ARLINGTuN-a quiet sleeping
rms. for men; pvt. home; 1 blk. to
N. ARLiNGTON-Lge. rm., conf.
conv., pvt. bath; near bus; parking
avail. Gentleman. ia. 2-09SO.
N. ARL., cow Pentagon and down
town Wash; 2 girls or older lady;
2 closets. additional storage, phone,
laundry, kit. privls. considered;
wee, ends and ewes. after 8. JE.
MT iT.iRA;ifHNIER-1st floor. porch, yard.
gas heat. const. hot water: privils.
No drinking. Call WA. 7-7575.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
HOUSES FURNISHED

VA. 4-yr.-old home
2 bedrms.. new furniture; Sl32 so
mo. ia. S-3921. -16
LOOKING for q lovely suburban home
with immac.. attrac. furn. rms.
: Yearly lease. Call JU. S-8S72. -16
5O48 9Th PL. N.E.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
Semidet. brick, 3 yrs. old. Fenced
in back yard. TV ant. Gao. heat.
Lease or by mo. Avail. April l. Ho.
2-4O90. -I6
FOR LARGE FAMILY. near Capitol
Navy Yard; six-rm. furn. brick
nouse, so Dedrms.; good cond. EX
1900 IvYDALE ST.. siI. Spr.-Lovely
rm... dinette. kit. and bath; full
bsmt.; auto. gas heat. Lovely home
JUSTINE REALTY Co, 4l2 Sth q W,
4 ROOMS. sos. 2 mos. in advance
with lease. u mi. north of Belts
vile. UN. 4-9797, Ia pm. lis
NORTH ARLINGTON bedrms.. Ia
baths, bsti sunrm; @ with PVT; entrance;
utils. Incl Incl. 'EGi THos. e' q. ma M2GRupER GsI mS
CO. "a; 2-Sl31, ia. 7-2s6o: ewes.
6-MONTH LEASE-suburhan wash
Compl. furn., almost new, S115 pei
mo. ARTHUR CARR AGENCY. AP,
7-1223 or JU. 5-4162. LIZ
2-BEDRM. BRICK, liv. rm. with
tirepl., lge. brit. attic. laund., bsmt.
lge. fenced lot, $3.50, utilS. incl. UN
4-7747. ST. $1,000, MRS. MONKS
VIENNA. VA. Furn. cottage with liv
rm., din. rm., kit, sun parlor. bed.
rm. and bath. Lge. lawn, garder
space, 500 per mo. Avail immed
Call ia. 6-9197 or ia. 2-S373.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

CLARENDON-Nicely furnished single
rm., radio; pvt. home; near bus,
shops, restaurants; unlimited phone.
s$S 4 ST. N.E.-clean. 1st floor;
FREE free lssnary n% no{ss p5iyi; baby considered
DTPoNT AREA. 2o19 N st. NV
Lge. studio rn.. refgr.. hot plate;
SO a wk, Call DU. 1858 or DU.
rwo G'tai NICE. LARGE RMS. hot plate.
sink, laund. priv. in a det home.
clos close to syerything children and
NV. BEDRM. for lady abstainer:
dble. hot plate. refgr., lge. closet:
excel: transp' unlim. phone. RA.
GGiEI aIE5fOi icPLE-sunny. front. EHS studio
2l47 F st. NV. EX. 3-6633. is
Ink. RM.. S12 wk: ssle: or dble. !;
tion PIX, sol 2nd st. ne. Ii. g.
DUSPPoNTA lSPis "a CIRCLE Ilo v1c.-very 1Hs Lee. 6
$50 mo. RA. 6-065I. .i9
GEORGIA AND NEW HAMP. AvES.-
Double and single: adj. bath; express
bus and cars at door. ia. 9-7654.
DUPONT CIRCLE, e11o r st. NV
Lge., nicely furn. light housekeeping
rm., with running water. lie
1857 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-Lge. studio
rm., kit. S12 wk. sgle.; 2-bedrm.
apt. share bath. $50 wk. for 2; also
furn, rms, $50. AID. 4-3113. .-16
NO. ARL.-Furn. room for refined
girl. .5 or older, in apt. with middle
aged lady. Call KE. S-699S. II"
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. completely
furnished. inc. refgr.. running water.
1912 .9lst st. NV. ME. S-5473. 22
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-3
lGe. rms. for 3; baby ok. Conv.
shops, buses, churches. Will redeco-
rate. AID. 4-0060. -17
2539 18th ST. N.W.-1st fir., bed
sitting rm.; lge. clos; complete kit;
pvt. entr.; S12 wk. for one. S12.75
for 2. DE. 2-1615. -21
1893 CLIFTON ST. .N.W.-Sgle. or
dble. rm.; next to bath: baby ac-
cepted; S11 wk. Also apt. to share.
HO. 2-9507. III
Evening star., 1953-03-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TAX. PK.--Lge. well furn. liv. rm.,
bedrm.,. kit, pvt. bath and entr.
Cow. trsnsp. S101.50. JU. e-7347.
1908 r ST. Nw.-Bsmt. apt. / bed
rm., liv. rm., kit. pvt. bath; Ss5.
ARL;, Nr, Pcnt.; wkly. basis; kit,
ia. 2-3453, KE. 7-Oi49.
LlV. RM., bedrm., kit. pvt. bath. 5
closets; porch: all utils. EMPLOYED.
quiet couple; 500. RA: 3-4654. Is
1?8 NEWTON ST. NV rms. kit.
sos mo; Incl. utils.: girls only. JU.
GLOVER PARK-1 bedrm. apt. /;
closed porch; nicely redecorated; !;
sos. WO. 6-765O. -22
NE.-1st floor, large living rm., bed
rm,, dinette-kit,: utilities; adults;
rRy,EG 1sS Ssckysrd; sT II. Wtaa5,t ea4s19. m II.
bath; empi. 0Sc sduits; excel. fTr; transp. SD; !;
S46. L.h.k.. rm,; $40. CO. 5-0s76,
vA.--Near Clarendon.
entrance. ia. 7-O666.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Located between
aRa aexanaTia eelSS5F ssS pen t
$50 and $50 only TIE 6-6S70
LIV. RM., hedrm.. kit,
pvt. bath and entr., utils., washer;
conv. transp.; sos. JU. 9-7347.
well furn., next to bath:
Frigidaire. linens, dishes furnished.
947 l4th st. Sc. 11'
N. ARL.--Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
bath. kit: apt. BLDG: COW. every
thing; S94.50 KE, S-4Sl5. lis
FRANCIS SCOTl KEY HOTEl-- one
room Rtt and bath: completely
turn air.conditioned apt; tub and
shower, S5 to 81 Ger day for or
2 people, fun hotel services; no time
limit 500 goth st NV Ma s:5426
HEIGHTS SECTION, 10
minis. from downtown-Attracti
larSe 2 bedrms., all utils: incl,
Kit. and bath, all utils. incl.
$92 so. bedrm unfurn., S72.70:
3 bedrms unfurn., Sl0S. Apply ut
ONCE 1000 Mississippi ave. S.e. 10.
2-061S, $3.50 to $3.50. lie
sos e ST. N.W.-1-rn. apt; pvt.
entr. and bath; S47 mo-; refgr. Di,
7-7447. Apply yye10 3 st. NV. Id
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

YOUNG MAN. bet. 1880.
TV,. telephone. Company accepted.
Call after = pm. DU. 1880. Is
GIRL rn1 WOULD n,Il LIKE to share 2,bed3
YOUNG LADY to share attractive
GEORGETOWN apt. Call after 6 m.
wkdys' or all day Sun. DU. 1907
MAN WANTED to share ant,
in Sc with 2 others. Pvt. rm.. phone.
GIRL 70 70 SHARE share APT PIER with t Pm; ! 9th.
ers; pvt. bedrm.; approx. $42 mo-;
niee legation ossdtiion' excel bus service.
GE6RGETowN-youne woman any s5-
IN apt Bldg; excel. transp. 500 per
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with . others
IN NV section: nicely furn.; conv
cIaT ctrsnsp Call Call IA. 9-6541. ~
share sps Please 'es es 2S 5o y'9tss 95 t.
YOUNG MAN to share with another
large; comfortable. conv. bsmt. apt.
EPE SGG SGwfs&y Hfsfyi YotSG s5!s5 MEN have
others: maid meals, laundry. n GOOD GOOD
transp. Ia. a-6743. If
GIRL, 25 to 80, to share 5-rm. furn.
apt. with 2 others; NV; excel.
LADY WILL SHARE 5-rm. bungalow.
] or people. Call uN. 4-S757 or
AZ; 1904. or RE. 1880. Ext.
YOUNG MAN. to share lse., nicely
furn. rm.. twin beds, excel. transp;
mr.. stores; 81 wk.' ia. 9-94O9.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Bachelor share
bedrm.; twin beds. sitting rm.. bath,
phone; S35 month. OIL. 2-2573.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS EURhlsHED-s.E.-s.w.

7Ib 14th ST. Son the corner
Of Penna. ave. Hot plate privileges.
-lS
1 OR 2 RMS, kit. privils.; reas. IA
Brandywine st. OWNER, LO. 2
0523. weekdays. OIL. 2-5517.
S:E. CONG. HTS.-A. r., Just, pvt.
entr., Studio rm., gent. Excel. furn.
and transp. 10. 2-S652, ewes.
NEW HOME, unlim. phone.
rm. next to bathroom. / or 2 gents
or couple. 10. 2-1416.
12O 18th ST. SEA nice home for
working lady. Overlooking Lincoln
PIX: cook. ldry. privils. Ii. 6-1939.
1917 3Oth ST. Sc. OF Pa. ave-: iov.
rm., phone; refined gentleman;
COW. transp. SIS a wk. LU. 2-131O.
s.E.-2 single rooms in German
home. Call 10. 2-1690 between
NICE i" Lee. SEE RS.. Mn twin beds: 2 work
ing girls: privils; reas.; Sc. sec.
COLORED-Lge. furn. room with
kitchenette. for empl. couple or sgl.
man. Call Ii. 3-4541. lie
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ApARTMENTs UNFURNlsHED

BLVD. APTS.-2 bed
rms; Pentagon, Ft. Myer, Navy. An
mex: no children; new bldg, large
closets, storage; parking; $lO5; all
Sdlsi Wills except assR elsetric' 1884 10th gd'
cludes all utiis; liv. rm.. bedrm., sep.
dinette, kit. and bath. Adults. 10.
BERWYN, MD. - Close to stores,
transp.; hv. rm., kit, bath and large
bedrm.; sos: Phone WA. 7-6O30,
coRAn.. En-. H1rnoa.rn t. I;so pim; garden aS aSts
5oi oesF%s s17oss. u'ils' furnished @Y4 s9Y 20
ARi.. VA:@s-bedrm. apt, very close
In; Must be seen to be appreciated.
kENNESY IA hsS1 s' sr. N.w.-sed.-liv. rm.
and Kit. apt. Newly redecorated; Z
employed girls preferred. RA. 3-S153.
ARL.. vA., as11 N. oath st.-Ist A.,
pvt. home; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
rm:, kit. bath; large yard; all utils.
incl, Inc :, exesPt SSs elestric; SlOo; no PETS
CoNGREss M PARK ARTs,. 1899 Saw;
nation cali 10. 2-O15l or 20. 2
tb!a;;., 815S once 91 no1rs o. g, 9 e s. Mon a
AMPLE CLOSET SPACE in IN modern
de luxe 2-bedrm. apt. Large liv.
$3.50 % a menth Incl Incl. ali utiis. Out
S. $. s !sssSn .v:. 4 e: x5 S.;
iii III S1aSSo' CUE ST. NV room rooms,
kitchen and bath; 3rd floor; pri-
yate home; adults; couple preferred;
Ss2s: 4 W. ssu.s5 snsf.so II sSs NJ:
AK MSo'Gfi fAkk-sIvaR TX silver sPRING
area. Immed. occupancy; l bedrm.,
liv; rm.. kit, bath. $76 plus utils.;
Rit!. DedE%i Sash y sio5 & utiis iSp mel Gia rT
LSNSGer LSiNSsfS; "a TARk IiastzEA a2sttzEA-Duple7 aSts.
Schools Sfdrms sad Dss5 D.cppins sor shs ess
MODEM 1.BEDRM. DUPLEX APT,
Home: $50 plus utils. Ia. 9-7559.
Md, Dawson ave. and
North Van. B6nuren: new 2-hedrm.
SHRss a.s:: sss ss snS ssS e.ess G aas. E2 sosC d
PARK,s 1928 Knox I'd
Two-bedroom apt. with living rrn.,
dinette, kit and bath. all utilities
included; S96.5O month: within 3
hlks. of new shopping. center and
Univ. Of Md Call UN. 4-2956.
b1s7, HANNA PL. s.E.-Liv. rn., bed
SIS. WE. 5-66S4. -1S
ONE BEDRM., liv: rm., kit, dinette
and bath, halt bsmt:; $72;S $,,T mo,
COOLEY. Ma. s-I7S7. LII
e6s4 goth ST. Sc, No Al hedrm..
liv. rln., kit. bath: 5000 includ-
ing utilities. Elk. S-340O. -17
s. S.E.---2 bedrms., hv.. rm.,. kit, bath,
back porch; pvt. entrs., front. back:
$500. Ii. 4-2037. $50 to $3.50 pm.
NEARBY vIRGTNIA-Entire end A.;
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath. Pvt
entr.;. SIS, utils. incl. Cow. transp.
and shopping. ia. 4-1345. -17
S.E.-3 rms, fun bath, shower. large
liv. rm.. porches: / block from bus;
al utils: Must be seen TO be .appre-
,ss ssseS GAShsT ASHEss olT: sT sI LII .S.a1 SSass
liy, rm., kit. and bath, sley, bides..
siSsieS siadeS lsundr, ss isiIlil issciIlitless. ~ ussi i9 IN
40S5 MINI. AVE. N.E.-Ayail. March
See Janitcr. Hu. s.6Sol. uo. -is is
Sl59 MINI. AVE. S.E.-I bedrm., liv.
plus utii. CONNER 3 RYON, INC.
RE. 7-S216 and LO. 4.S054. 1T
1919 X ST. N.E.-Liy. rm.. bedrm..
KIT. bath. dinette: close to transp.
and shopping. $50 p per mo. II.
o-1sAz. o.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
APIS. UNFURNIsHED Cont }

325 saith ST. S.E.-Bedroom. liv. rm..
$85. incl. ,utils; New bldg. Avail
able immed; Other 1-bedrm. apts..
s1TzENsERa a2s ssSeS Co. see aR sfsas!7 sylflais7
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - Vic.
14th and K. Sc. bedrm.. Kilt. din
mo. Utils. incl. Call RE. 7-6650. Ext.
80. for information. COLONIAL IN
VESTMENT CO. --1S
DESIRABLE-1 bedrm.. 1iv. rm., din
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FINANCE TI A4SS5oo CORP Iu. 1881 or
ssso SO 1IsRoS; istS ST. N.w.-s55, MO- No. 4:
s-IosS. IEns f5t BxRRT satn CO.. Stils. incl: L1s ne
rm.. Kit. dinette and bath; sos plus
heat and util; CONNER g. RYON,
RI. IN ,,,. most desh5 IT,
iiasr'f?r aPl $essa sdI5s 2 Psts Psos svailaGls
liv; dining room, bedrm;. electric
Pullman Kit; and fun tile bath. $95;
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345. lis
|SUITLAND, near Census Bldg. -
Bsmt.; clean and quiet; lv. rm., bed
rm.. kit, den and bath; no chill.
IT is OUR Pleasure to offer this
two-bedrm. apt. in . new bldg. at
1724 27th st. Sc, only two blks.
from Pa. ave.; all rooms large. in
Guiding the dinette;, adults pre-.
ferred; excellent shopping and
SHANNON d LUCHS. 1906 II st..
NV, Ma. S-2345. 10
ELMAR GARDENS-A lovely garden
apt. development. Now offering q
one-bedrm. apt. at $77.5O and q q
bedrm. apt. at $50. Rentals incl. all
utils. To reach: Out Bladensburg I'd.
ne. to Peace Cross. bear right on
Defense hwy. to EdmonSton rd., turn
left one mile to Hamilton St, right
to apis. See resident manager ut
cali SHANNON & LUcHs CO. Coz 1903
4ans g. And SiD' BEANfNG IA RD. NE. N3s sev
eral 2 rms. kit. and bath units.
TSaailsf WahsH SSs5ss2Se Z soN Re- mo Ss3sI 3M5cHAFa
SiS n. CAPITOL ST: g rms; kit; and
PHRIES. Realtors. Ma. S-6730. III
Kit. kit. and hsaIn, bath; Adults. d11 :, 10 !,
building: nr. shops, bus; 5 min.
Pentagon, D. G.; SIS mo-, plus util, !;
avail: now to young couple. ia.
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.'

CAPITOL HILL - Lge. rm.. closet.
next bath: tel, ldry.. kit. priyils.
l6'
0fICH. PK.-Master bedrm, pvt. bath:
: In lovely neighborhood; linens. phone
e furn.: cony. WA. 1921. lie
2925 18th ST. NE.-Furnished
room; gentleman; next to bath; bus
z at door. La. 6-7659. l6"
SCI, AND DBL. sleeping rms. clean.
plenty hot water. quiet home; for
ref empl. persons: mr.. carline: LII
aos Maryland AVE. NE. Dole.
rm.; newly dec: auto. heat: water;
maid service; $26 ea: lie
COLORED-13SS E ST.--Dble rm.;
home privileges. Ii. 4-2Isi. III
'COLORED - SINGLE ROOM, furn.;
employed man or woman. Lu. 2-793S
all day SUM-; Mon. after $50. lfis
,GOLORED - 14O3 TRINIDAD AVE.
Me- dble. rm. and Sgle. rm.
" Prefer couple or lady. Ii, 6-0419
After Pm. or any time week ends.
is
Evening star., 1953-03-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 10th st. NV
For refined girls. home-cooked meals.
nice rooms, Bendix washer; S47.5O
up: or, if desired, room without
ROOM AND BOARD for i or E 2 men
tnans6 IN sSu'esfSt es ,o seetiSs sSsa1 e0nv s BUS
l576 MASS: AVE. N.W.EFine food.
Share lovely rms, men-women, $50
up: Maid service. phone. TV. Call
Du' 1922. s15-S17'5o weekly rate,
GuEsrMousE, isso
ss@ sSe; seth ST. TESSSK; SsWK.-1ovely ShS single
room room; .,G.s excel. meals; cow. to all
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL- NV.
Double and single rms, zine with
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566
WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV, HU. 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to young
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
Selectiye restsurant;1style menu.
Royies ReGTestion snd TT. r9om. Free Dances
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
20l3 Mass: ave: n.w.-Delightful home
to live in. Reasonable. Have sew
eral vacancies for young men and
women. The best food obtaina Bile.
Excel. transp:: DE. 2-979S. 10
RO-CAR GUESTHOUSE
1901 21st st. NV. Phone HO. 2-73O0
FOOD-SWITCHBOARD
10 Min. to Govt. bldgs., COW. car
and bus service to all sections.
Singles, doubles and triples. Oc-
cupancy at once If desired. Prices
1900. -l6