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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

OF the party's chief dispensers Of
patronage
The story said; Milton q. WI
Iiams has had under con-
slderation for several days an Of
fer Of a Federal appointment
which Is both responsible and lu-
crative."
The Observer-Sun indicated that
the offer had been made In q letter
from Howard. However the COP
leader said In q wire TO the spoles-
man and Recorder papers, reprint
ed in fun elsewhere on this page
II deny that made such any
such offer TO Mr.. williams or any
one else" Howard admitted that
williams name had been discussed
in connection with the job but
said that no offer had been made
to the Minneapolis man." / wrote
him about this discussion and that
was ALL" said Howard.
The conflict in facts. was dis
covered when the Spokesman and
Recorder papers made q routine
check to ascertain the type and
kind Of job the Minneapolis man
had reported he had been offered.
A wire TO Howard by I'd Black
well, Spokesman and Recorder
staff writer brought Mr.. Towards
telegram stating Williams had not
been offered q Job.
II Is expected that some Mime
sofa Negro vii receive a job under
the Eisenhower administration.
The last important job held under
a Republican administration on
the national level was that OF US.
Minister to Liberia which was held
by st. Paul attorney william T.
Francis until his death in Liberia.
Under the Truman administration
q Minnesota woman, Ann Hedge
man, now Of New York was AS
sistant to the Federal Security
Director the top Job held by a
Negro woman in the Democratic
administration. Mrs. Hedgeman q
Of the Arnold family
which lived for years in AnoISa
was well trained and a top adj
ministrator.
Raymond w. Cannon Mime
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Johnson had done the most out
standing publishing job in the
u. s. in the past decade.
The EBONY publisher told the
advertising men that Negro media
existed because the general pub
Neutrality-suspicious. and news
papers did not give the u. s..
Negro-One-Tenth a proper proper
ton of its editorial and news
coverage. This was the reason for
the founding of the Negro Press
In 1927 the speaker said, and
today 1t is the reason for its
existence and growth.
Alert advertisers Of goods, Mr..
Johnson said services and products
win spend IL million dollars for
advertising in 1858 to reach the
Negro market through the Negro
magazine and newspaper because
this media reaches the Negro con-
sumner intimately and in a manner
that creates loyalty for the ad-
vertised product in the Negro.
johnson told the advertising
men that while Negroes had pref
ty girls, weddings, attended
church. achieved many outstand-
ing things, the daily press and the
monthly magazines generally dis
regarded the normal everyday
life the the Negro family.
NEGRO parents, like to see their
daughters weddings in the papers
but they find them only in the
Negro papers and therefore their
loyalty and interest in that press
transcends that interest in any
other media"
Mr.. johnson said that he ap-
preciated the United States more
after a trip to Europe. He said
that the lowliest Negro born in
America has an opportunity to
rise to heights in wealth and ae-
complishment. He said that in
Europe the race problem is non
existent but that the economic
problem which dooms the average
man born poor to remain poor all
his life is the problem which
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

illustrates Europes millions.
The tremendous progress which
American Negroes have made in
the past few years with the CO.
operation the white majority was
cited as the reason of the Negroes
basic faith in the American sys-
tenn.
johnson said Negroes all over
American realize that there Is a
long way to go in their battle for
ending the ills Of discrimination
and segregation. and the evils at
tendant, but that most Negroes
are busy making progress, stop
ping every now and then to take
a swing against the things
which they do not like in Ameri-
can life.
In a preliminary remark in
humorous vein occssioned by New
mans introduction, Johnson point
voted for Eisenhower because he
thirds Of Americas Negroes vot-
ed for Stevenson, he said, because
the Illinois governor promised
them something. johnson said he
felt that people have a right to
vote for the man Hwho promises
them something"
At the close of his address the
magazine publisher received an
ovation. Presiding at the meetinb
was Maurice Mccartney, presi-
dent of the club and advertising
manager Of The Dayton Co. Ro-
ger Holt, vice-president Of the
club and Munsing-Wear ad mana
ger was program chairman.
Seated at the speakers table
was Bon c. Cruising, sales mana
ger Of Minneapolis-Moline, Darrell
Brady, nationally known photo
grapher and member of the
Hollywood Advertising club; Cor
don Malan, club secretary and
Cecil Newman.
= The Minneapolis Advertising
club has two Negro members,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
BenneSf Heard
BY capucisy Crowd
AZ NAAcP Meet

n capacity audience heard Il
Howard Bennett. prominent at
torney address the st. Paul
Branch Of the N.A.A.C.p. in their
observance OF National N.A.Ac.p.
sunday March IS.
The Sc. Paul branch voted TO
send a resolution TO the school
board in support Of the Maxwell
Parent Teacher Associations de-
mand for a new school as recon-
mended by the Bureau OF Field
Studies Of the University Of Afin.
nesota. II was brought out that
the present obsolete building with
les inadequate facilities, places q
handicap upon students and teach
ers alike and results In the trans
fer Of scores OF children outside
the school district.
II was voted 20 send i resolution
to the proper authorities regarding
the rights OF some two hundred
families that win be forced to
move because Of the proposed re-
development In the area bounded
by Rice st. ROndo, Western and
Aurora AYES.
Tape recordings Of the very
forceful speech by Mr.. Bennett
and the important actions taken
by the N.A.Ac.P. win be played
free before any group desiring
them, by contracting the secretary,
John M. Culver. Dale 4297, or
Cedar 21D1.
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Evening Classes A.
North Hiah School


North High School
The Advisory Council Of the
North Side Community Center,
announces the opening Of evening
classes at the North High school,
Registration win be held on Mon
day and Tuesday, April Q and Z
from 2 p. m. TO p. m, at the
school.
The many activities offered will
be Of special interest to the ladies
and win include home making,
hobbies, business interests and q
charm clinic. Every woman wants
to look her best and the charm
clinic win teach her how to cul-
tiviate her latent charms, and
bring out the hidden beauty she
possesses.
Glasses viii be held from seven
o'clock until $50 p. m. beginning
April 8, and win run for an eight
week term. Sessions win be held
on Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
This win be under the direction
Of Mrs. Dorothy Chalgren. director
Of adult education in the Mime
apolis public schools.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Illness Forces ChaS. DOty
To ReIinquiSh Duties Of
Masonic Grand Master

II was announced this week by
Harvey Moss, deputy grand mas
ter Of Minnesota Prince Hail Ma
sons that Charles d. Doty, grand
master for six terms was re-
linquishng his duties because Of
illness az Of March 81. 1868.
The Masonic leader has been
ordered by his physicians to take
a rest after his weight dropped
from over zoo pounds down to
40 pounds.
After several weeks Of confer
ences with members Of the Ma
sonic fraternity in this jurisdic-
ton Mr.. Doty decided last Sum
day to turn the reins Of his office
over to Harvey Moss 1904 4sth
Ave. s., Minneapolis. that next IN
line Of succession.
In a statement wednesday the
new Masonic lcoark e-@e 49,
beers Of the lodge regret the illness
which has forced grand master
poty to retire from active diree-
ton Of the jurisdiction.
Moss said the great progress
which the Masons have made since
Mr.. Doty assumed office was .
living testimony TO his energy
faith, and intelligence.
He also said that members q
the lodge all over the Jurisdiction
are praying that grand master
poty win recover his health after
a rest.
Under the circumstances oe-
veloped Moss win direct the az
fairs Of the grand lodge until me
Grand Lodge meeting In Winni-
neg. Canada on Sept. n.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Perry Howard Denies Offerins
Gu" Williams U. S. job
GCllowGY Elected
Local SIG President

The finals Of the election OF
Dining Car Employees Union No.
sic, resulted in the election OF
Nathaniel N. Galloway for preai-
dent; Hector p. vassar, General
Chairman; Wilbur Cartwright,
vice president; Leonard Carter,
secretary and treasurer; Lionel
Allen, recording secretary, and
William Wade. press agent.
The following members were
elected the executive Board:
George Todd, Leon Smith, Fred
Law. Cleat oliver and Elmer Har-
ris. Sr.
Maceo Moody. was named sys-
tenn chairman for the Great
Northern Ry., Maceo Finney, ays-
tenn chairman for the Northern
Pacific Ry., willard Jones. system
chairman for the 500 Line and
George Mayo. system chairman for
the Omaha Ry.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Jolly "I6"

Jolly "I6"
d Second Annual
Style Revue
The Jolly "16" of st. Peters
A.M.E. church is presenting its
second Annual Style Revue,
Fashions In Season Around The
Clock" on Friday evening, March
20, 1868, at 8 p. m. at the church,
41st and Fourth Ave. s. Admission
$1.00.
Do not forget the place. The
place is st. Peters A.M.E. church,
41st and Fourth Ave. s., instead
of Central High School as pre-
viously announced. All tickets are
good at the door night of March
20.
Come early and get a good seat.
M. L. Simmons, Minister, TheI-
ma Wade, Pres.-advt.
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Josephine Chambers
Marrios On California

Word has been received tnat
Mrs. Josephine Chambers formerly
Of Minneapolis and a prominent
Urban League worker and socialite
was married in Los Angeles. Calf,
to Mr.. Edward stillwell Bailey.
Further details were not available
at press time.
birthday Party; Mrs. John Cy-
rus. 4005 Fifth Ave. s., enter
tanned a few friends on Saturday
evening. March IA, in honor Of
her sister, Mira. Patricia Ingram's
birthday. The hOnoree received
many gifts. Canasta was played
during the evening. followed by a
delicious lunch.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

apolis attorney IA perhaps the
most active Minnesota Republican
along with Talmnse u. Carey who
spoke several times for Eisenhow-
er in the recent campaign. Cam
non has attended the Last four
national conventions at his own ex-
pense.
In Sc Paul and with state lead
srs especially with the old time
Republican leaders s. Edward Ran
Is said to be the man with the
most influence.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

The st. Paul Council for Social
Action win hod its monthly meet
ing Sunday evening, March ~,
at $3.50 p. m. at the Dayton Ave.
Presbyterian church, Dayton Ave.
and Mackubin.
Thomas A. Talley, Executive
Secretary of the st. Paul Urban
League and Vernon Dale, Housing
Management Supervisor for the
st. Paul Housing and Re-Deveiop-
ment Authority win lead q panel
discussion on Adequate Housing
for Negro Citizens" The public
Is welcome. A coffee hour win
follow.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
AM.E. Churches Sponsor
Queen Contest To Help
Build Youth Camp

The African Methodist Episcopal
churches OF Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Duluth are sponsoring a queen
contest to raise their share of a
$25. 900 fund to aid in the construc-
ton of a youth camp at Casso-
polls, Michigan.
This camp will be the only one
of its kind in the Fourth Episcopal
district of the AME church ana
will be called Camp Baber. The
project when completed will ac-
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to get such groups to plan voca-
tional interest meetings for high
school age groups. (See attached
copy of correspondence).
Highlighting this week-long OBJ
servance win be an address by
Rev. Archibald J. Carey, Jr. at
the 9th Annual Dinner Meeting
to be held Thursday, March 26,
$50 p. M, Coffman Memorial I'M
ion. University Of Minnesota. This
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Ebony Publisher Tells
Advertising Club Why
Of Negro Publications
By Staff Writer

The March meeting of the Minneapolis Advertising Club
heard John Johnson of Chicago publisher of EBONY JET
and TAN magazines tell HOw To Sell the Negro Market
the Hotel Ncolet Wednesday March 49, at luncheon
johnson introduced to the club by Cecil Newman,
of the Spokesman and Recorder Newman said
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Promoted: Miss Constance
Gross. 7ss st. Anthony Ave-, was
recently promoted to billing clerk
at Field schlicI. Inc. in st. Paul
Constance was previously employ
Cd as a stock clerk and has been
an employees Of the store for two
years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

meeting is open to the public.
Rev. Carey Is Pastor of Quinn
Chapel in Chicago, a practicing
attorney, member Of the Chicago
City Council, Vice President and
Director of Illinois Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association and As
sistant General Counsel and Di-
rector of Unity Mutual Life In
surance Company. Rev. Carey will
be remembered by many as an
outstanding orator Of national
reputation.
Reservations for the meeting
can be made by contracting the
Urban League office, AT. 1412.
Groups interested in promoting
vocational interest programs with
young people can make such ar
rangements by calling AT. 1412
also.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

MRS. MABEL DIXON
Drive Chairman
comodate more than 900 youth
for camp purposes. Mrs. Mabel
Dixon wife of Reverand James c.
Dixon of st. James Church, st.
Paul is chairman Of the drive.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

~
Above telegram Republican National
to
The ymadeb blackwell
nh
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Divorced: Mrs. Shirley Jones.
s7OO Fifth Ave. s., obtained a d.
vorce from Robert L Jones in
Hennepin County District Court
on March IS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20
Vocational Week:
Annual Urban League
Dinner With Carey As
Speaker On March rs

The Minneapolis Urban League, Red Feather agency
will observe Vocational Opportunity week from March 23
Mayor Eric G. Hoyer has issued Proclamation that sets this
week aside as Vocational Opportunity week
Communications have been sent to local churches clubs
and of youth activities by the League in an effort
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Curtis Chivers Of the Spokesman
and Recorder papers and Milton
C. Williams, Of the Sun ana OBJ
server.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Usher Board, The Usher Board
Of Pilgrim Baptist church WIN
meet Tuesday, March "A, with
Mr.. Ann warricbs, TAI ST. An
thony Ave.
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COP National Committeeman
Denies Minneapolis Man Was
Offered $4,000 Year Post

The report carried in the March ~ editions Of the Twin
City Observer and the st. Paul Sun that Milton Gus VIII
liams had been offered $4,000 year secrearal post
Virgin Islands categorcaly denied Saturday in tee
grom from Perry Howard Republican National Committeeman
from Msssspp whom the newspaper story described
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THIS IS WHAT 1.-THE MANI SAID
-, =: ;: WESTERN :: .:
E1-g2@-l
~ 1A40 ~ I EHT-S1WaTaJ

.M749 ~" I : 05
%.WA121 So COLLECT WASHINGTON DC ~ 335P
FED BLACKWELL
351 MINNEAPOLIS SPOKESMAN 34 THIRD AVE SOUTH MpLs.
Fl DENY THAT MADE ANY SUCH OFFER TO Mr. WILLIAMS OR
ANYONE ELSE. We. HIS FRIENDS. oNCY DISCUSSED HIM IN
CONNECTION WITH THAT WITHOUT ANY SUGGESTION FROM
WILLIAMS AND NO WAS PRESENT WHO HAD ANY AUTHORITY
70 MAKE SUCH AN OFFER. WROTE HIN ABOUT THIS DISCUSS ION
AND THAT WAS ALL
=PERRY HoWARDz
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BEAUTY SHOP IN
INV LocATIoN

NEW LOCATION
Higgins Beauty shop, formerly
located at 52s Emerson Ave. NJ, IL
now located at HOS Dupont Ave.
N. The telephone numbers are
Cherry 1921 and Cherry sO26.
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Easter Parade cabaret party IS
Depot Mite Clnb, a. Lexington
ave. at Lake Josephine. Easter
sunday night. April .. Adnlnsien
gH.00--Aiv.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

Fish FTy-Friday mite, March
20 at Jeffs Place, 255 RondO Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

, The Minneapolis Advertising
club has two Negro members,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-03-20

A rich vegetation o. associations and
organizations for worthwhile causes Is an
American Characteristic. Americans are
great "joiners,n and the enjoy ''campaignsH
and drives for memberships or contTi-
buttons. Social clubs are plentiful and
even they are taken for with q seriousness
difficult for stranger 70 understand
Enthusiasm - invested b committee work
OF small importance IN churches, lodges
clubs and civic organizations Of an kinds
-Gunnar Myrdal
Evening star., 1953-11-14
APTS. FURN.-VA. (cont.D J

- Charming, spacious
garden type; picture windows; liv
rm. with 1854 TV, dinette, bedrm.,
tile bath, beautifully equipped
FURNISHED-Sublet Dec. / through
Jan. 90; .3-bedrm. duplex; Arlington;
completely equip. except linens; bus
at door. Call TIE. 6-08S3 after 2
FALLS CHURCH - Completely furn
3-bedrm. -and-bath apt; in 4-family
can eesncy lease gENoiT ETNSoeIired esIt0I Si05 KR RD
8-6677; ewes, 3-II41.
s. ARLINGTON = Very conv. Penta-
gon; liv. rm., bedrm. twin beds),
tile. bath and shower, kitchen; SI10
including all utils. and some maid
service; gentleman only. OF. 4-S035.
AND 1-BEDRM. APTs.
Modern. beautifully furnished;
special weekly and monthly rates.
maid service optional; situated
Rte. so, Arlington blvd, 20 min.
from D: c., Telephone resident mgr,
PiEfaE REAP E1n GsfsSfnt eoR esS
8 MIN. PENTAGON. Arlington Ridge
rd., and goth st. bus stop-Large
bedrm., lge. elec. kit, dishwasher,
disposal, etc. Sitting rm., storage
rm., porcn with view of Washing
ton; Share bath. l person. OF.
suBIET 2-bedrm. furn. apt, mr..
Wash. blvd. $85 mo-, incl. utils.
Avail. Dec. 1 for 3-4 mos. BOX
ALExANDRiiA i - Furn. bedrm., iiv.
rm:,. kit. and bath; SIS. to $50 so;
6-6670, 10 to 6.
ARL.--2 bedrms., de luxe, newly turn.,
nr. Memorial Bridge. Extra conv. bus,
shopping. $110. JE. 3-7476. liz
ALEXANDRIA-One-bedrm.. garden
type apt, newly dec. utils. furn.;
go go s.N9os No children orr pets. can
6edrms.; conv. Arl., Govt.
VIZ HAVE "qT APIS. and and RRsss:,' houses. .turn
or .unfurn;, Alex. Arl.. F: c. RIM.
2lS' S15 King ST., Alex. XII. S-13l3.
apt. suit. ! or 2 quiet.
recently dec. liv. rm., bedrm.
Kit. and bath; 500, incl. utils. Close
in Arl:, IA. S-ShSS.
Ssls 1shs ne ned faaa"Jf soo JA 4fsia nlfsy fufP
FOUR RMS. pvt. entr.: conv. to Pen
tagon and Ft. Myer. 2120 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va. -I5
NEW, modern cottage; Q girls, $3.50
wk. each or couple; laundry room,
washer. Conv. to Penta. and Ft.
Myer; 3 drs. from bus. See Sat. and
Sun. 1910 N. Adams ST.. Arl.,- Va.
ONE OR GIRLS. 90 to 27 yrs. old,
to share lge., furn. apt. with another
girl; separate bedrm.; near Hecht's,
buS at door. Call IA. 1890. is
FOR COUPLE or . businesswomen. in
attractive, pvt. home; 10 minis. from
Pentagon: overlooking city. Phone
TWENTY-FivIIE MINIS. to Fort Belvoir
or Pentagon-Spac., 2nd-f1., we'll
furn., well-heated. pvt. apt. Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, din. rm.: 3 exposures
ca. and closets; wide hail. lge, pvt.
bath tub and shower; Ven. blinds,
downstairs porch: lge. garden, auto
shed; utils. provided: good road; car
essential; empl. cple. pref: refs.
req. 500. Crescent 4-J-3, Burke, Va.
REFINED. quality mahog. -furn. bed
room, liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath; apt. bldg. 1911 N. Troy, mr..
Pentagnn. Dec. l. Sl15. JA. 7-926S.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
APTS. FURNISHED-MD.

HYATTSvILLE. 1901 Decatur St.
Furn. or untuen.. 2 rms. with bath;
TAKOMA PARK - rm.. kit. and
bath; S523 all utils. included. ,Call
MT. RAINIER. 1904 Perry st.. Apt. A
IS rms, semipvt. bath: $65 mo.
Apply Apt. 3 or call RA. 3-13S3.
MT. RAINIER-Entire second floor
couple pref. Ss5. uN. 4-S93l;
TAKOMA PARK-very attractive g.
room apt; S55; ideal for one busi-
ness lady; on busline.. JU. 9-4559.
evenings and week ends l6"
TWO RMS, kit. and bath: empl. cou-
ple:- no children or pets. Call UN.
TAKoMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm.. 1
Kit; and bath. Utils. furn. JU.- s.
LIV. RIM. AND BEDRM. APT. Very
attrac.. privils., semipvt. bath;
ladies' pref; transp. nearby; reas,
CCLLEGE PARK-Bedrm., liv. rm.
with Daveno. modern kit. tile bath,
pvt. entrance; settled couple pref.
r. Ayail Wn,, pes Ix We o1s 5554S., Il5
Nice. 2 rms: Kit. and PVT bath. TV
come com $50 $50 a mo. Me. S-64a4: ewes.
and week ends, JU. 5-O421. -15
WALTER REED yICINITY-Clean,
3 rms, pvt. bath and entr.; no
ease, 500 JU 9-5a57.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Two rooms. bed
liv. rm. combination and kitchen;
1-fare zone; adults. WA. 7-6S97.
Evening star., 1953-11-14
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

Mr.. 21th AND PA. AVE. SEE
gas heat and utils. 10. 3-6ss9.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
rm,: dining rn;; kit. bath bath. All front
SPasiSSS RS6M and rmS bsss EN- so s9o7 z1k KENNEDY
st. G.w.. Above quiet camera store.
Clean. rvt. entrances. SS4.50.-
DOWNTOWN =. bedrm.. liv. rm.,
foyer, kit: garbage disposal, bath
oSE SS9 Bf6RS fo SISTi2; TERRatP e & APIS sS5
l-bedrm. apt, S73, incl. all utils.;
closets. incinerator on ca. A.; chill
dren welcoms, Apply WHEELER
TERRACE APIS. See Mrs. Jarvis
I29l ano Valley ave. s'e.' Apt. 1o1. 20.
Mr.. NICHoLs-ATLANTIC-1bed bedrm.;
no pets; utils. not incl; couple; refs;
S6at Ssth apt g. ssrsgs sIsssS utils' furn. f46
co. EST, 1895; 211o Nichols ave.
asss s:e Eealtor Iats 81 Eu. i 4;25o1 u R.drr, uv
4lli.s htbCLtCA anu OdblY UOEsOO 0OC
1928 COLUMBIA ST. NV apt,
x gnsqFSS. MfS ws9k e9i 2ToS5I To 3itb AND GF6 fa
G1. rms, osnx snd bath. sth. Good cond. $40
NEWLY fIT Y3OiH; 6HE;csotRkIirED-1 stsIi rm., lif KIT.
n.W. n1a OfSU' pu s2s7iss. 29iSS: -'O' ~ @i5 %.
n ST. s.E3-TTo l,ssdrm. apis; EoSd SSS
DuFoNT CiRCLE1Lse: enc: apt,
ADAMS. 952 K st. NV. Ma. s-S3os,
NEWLY DECoRATED-s rms, kit.
Key at Hamilton Pharmacy. 5l25
Georgia ave. NV, ia. 9-4093 or
SO 50 NRSToN RIS1tS ST. NV rms. MiR Kit,
snd and bath; s1S SS SS4;7s sro one rw' xENS Xii a5S
REALTY GO, us Fla. ave. NV.
LfV. w. RM.. Risa4I bedrm., kit, bath, incl.
porch. Also 2-rm., kit. bath apt;
in large, mod. bldg. Tu. 10000;
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Attrac. re-
dec. apt; new Frigidaire. lge, closets.
liy. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. bath.
Elevator service. ST. 3-42S2.
HILLSIDE TERRACE APTs.-Near
Pa. Bridge Sc. Very large. bedroom.
large living room, kitchen. and
bath; extra large closet space;
$3.50 per month. utilities incluoed.
Convenient to transportation, shop
HRs HRs f9d foLLE9 isa00i soS cay asrd 5es st. mss ss
,sS5 81 4IaIal cA29ERr ST. NV, mr.. IL 18th
and Columbia rd.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath. S6950 and S79. so, Elev.
bldg; all utils. incl; children well
4s7 s9f istS see ST Ef'' NEERtire Ne Ent oi 1st H.
4 rms. bath and bsmt.; conv; to
spection By appt. Lo, 1881. Ga
NEAs NTaSs aUafPH' DnfPoNr c1RcLE-s-bedrnoSom
duplex apt; very nice, large rooms,
fireplace in living room; available
LAMBoRN. or 4-s5s6, OF. 4-s035
1919 BELMONT RID. N.w.-1iv. fm.,
P26E e2SiEaffAi 4ANSHR SqiR''9Ss aSa ,stR st R0i N
1soi Ma faahosi 10Th ST. s.E.-a bedrm. IaS apt ::
onlv SIS per mo. incl. all utilS.
ICAN, SECURITY AND TRUST Co.
s85 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-Two-I
rm apt, -bsmt.. S67.50.. Three-rm.
apt. 3rd A.. $3.50; utils.. gnfurn
See caretaker in Apt. 4 or call
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
aSai SA 5Sfa Fo3SkfH ST. N.E.-Entire sS End
P. ]. WALSHE.. NC. 1115 Eye
ct. NV. Ma. S-646s. -16