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The guardian., 1953-08-15

with the local league, Mrs. Jes-
sic Locker. president, as the
host. The Greater Boston
Housewives League asks all
business men and women to
have their business shops on
exhibition at the convention,
Send photos to Mrs. Gladys
Green, $40 Shawmu Avenue, or
to Mrs. Ella Martin, 879 Har-
rison Avenue; Mrs. Estella l..
Crosby, II Greenwich Park.
There will be an essay contest
for boys and girls, ages z to g..
CHILD LIFE" DRAWING
CONTEST WINNERS, an exhi-
bition of twenty-five drawings
of children aged 8 to 9 years,
featuring the ten New England
winners, are shown in the Chill
dren's Section of the Open
Shelf Department of the Bos-
ton Public Library, until Au-
gust 81. Sponsored nationally by
the Child Life" Magazine, the
contest stimulated response
from more than twenty thou
sand youngsters, one hundred
of whom received awards.
Ebun Cobina Randall of the
Gold Coast. West Africa, Presi-
dent of the All Gold Coast Gtud-
ents' Association of United
States and Canada who earned
his M. Sc. in Biological Sciences
at Boston University and is nov
an advanced student in medi-
cine In the French University,
France, was the Guest Speaker
Of the first public program meet
ing of the African National I'M
Association held at
the Women's Service Club, 4t4
Mass. Ave. last Monday evening.
His subject, Contemporary AT
fairs of West Africa" was well
treated. A most interesting ques-
ton period followed which was
conducted by Joseph H. Nelson,
the master of ceremonies. Three
Of Boston's outstanding young
artists handled an ambitious
and exciting musical program
with marked success. Solos rem
dered by Mrs. Genevieve Davis
and Joseph Sweeny were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Edith BowleS,
well known music teacher of
Boston. For this large receptive
audience Miss Nan Snow wlac
has just returned from Canada
sang three selections ehciting
tremendous appiarse. She has a
pleasing voice of excellent qua
lity compared with Marion And
erson. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Gladys Perdue. DR.. Ago
dele Samuels, President of the
ANA showed slides of West
africa which climaxed an excel
lent cultural and educationa
program sponsored by the Afri.
can National Improvement As,
ISOLATION, now offering scholar
ships to worthy African stud.
ents.
The guardian., 1953-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Bailey Of
los West Springfield Street
have Just returned from Balti-
more, Nd, where they attended
the funeral of their brother
Herbert c. Bailey, we'll known
resident OF Baltimore where he
had lived on the city's famous
Dolphin Street, 400 block, for
more than 80 years. Funeral
services were held at his church
- st. Johns A. M. E., and
the body was laid to rest in
the Arbutus Memorial Park.
His near relatives left to mourn
their loss are: one sister, Mrs.
Maggie Sample OF Philadelphia;
one brother, Theodore L. Bailey
of Boston; 6 nieces, z nephews
and a host of friends.
James Jones of Crawford st.
has been busily taking pictures
of local places OF business for
the National Convention of
House Wives League, Inc, to
be held in Cincinnati, Ohio,
August II to %. Among the
business places taken we're
Charles Auto Repair Shop, 1888
fremont Street; Percy's Market,
Inc, "a Humboldt Avenue; Az
alon News, ia Hammond St;
Village Quality Cleaners, 495
Massachusetts, Avenue; Mil
Fres News Stand, 561 Colum-
bus Avenue; Fuller Products /
Co., TIA fremont Street. These
will be registered
with Elmer Lancaster, chairman
Of Chamber of Commerce,
D. C. Mrs. Cinda
niece and son, Clar-
ence, of Atlanta, Ca; and
Willie Graham with
his wife, Mrs. Eunice Graham,
and their little daughter, of
New York, were recently guests |
for two weeks of their aunt, |
Mrs. Mary B. Washington, 967 |
fremont Street.
Miss Dorothea Nicoll, Nu-
tritionist for the Massachusetts,
Department of Health, spoke
TO the parents and visitors Of
the summer camp program of
Prendergast Preventorium of
the Boston tuberculosis Asso-
ciation at 1000 Harvard Street,
Mattapsn, on Sunday after
noon, August 8. Her subjec was.
Sensible and Good Nutrition
for the T 3 Patient and His
Family"
A grand session of Love and
Charity will be held at 1O42
fremont Street August 81.
McHenry Boatwright, 13 Al
bermarle Street, has been
awarded a Lotta Crabtree Schol-
arship at the New England
Conservatory of Music for the
year 1953-1954.
The National Housewives
League will convene in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, August 1922
The guardian., 1953-08-15

so stop In Chicago Tor a reunion
with their sister, Mrs. JOSEF hine
Prescott, and in Toledo, Ohio, to
see Mrs. Constance Ridley
Heslip. And by the way, Mrs.
rrescOVo IS expected In Boston
the latter part OF TINS month to
visit her SISter-in law, Mrs. Net
tie Baumann of As Vine ST.,
Roxbury. And the latter looks
forward 10 the coming North Oh
her daughter, Antolnette Bau-
mann Reed of Tuskegee, whose
visit is timed tor ABOUT the mid
die of September. She will be in
Boston two weeks and Of course
will see her sister 1hyla (Mrs
johnston of Keene, N. H. and
of Lost Boundaries fame.
Mrs. Jennie G, Thomas of 1868
Mass. Ave-, announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Cath
crime Mable Glasgow, to Mr..
James H. Tucker, son of Mrs.
Annie B. Tucker of Lynchburg,
Virginia. The marriage took
place Thursday evening, August
., at the Peoples Baptist Church
with Rev. Richard M. Owens, Of
ficiating. The bride was smart
ly dressed in a French designers
adaptation of Queen Elizabeth
blue and wore a bridal corSage
of orchids and stepanotiS. The
newly weds we're rendered a
very elaborate reception inn
after the ceremony at
the home of Mrs. Emma K.
Brooks, IA Durham ST., Back
Bay. The happy couple will
spend belated honeymoon
come early fall in points South
and on the Eastern Seaboard.
Mr.. Tucker is a graduate of
Johnson C. Smith college and
also attended Boston University.
The bride attended school in
Washington, D. C.
News of the death On July %
n Gouldtown, N. j., of Mrs.
Alice Gould Moseley, sister of his
ate wife, Mrs. Agnes GoTld, took
Mr.. Herbert Gould to New Jer-
icy to attend the funeral. Mrs.
death, after only
ew days illness, was a surprise
o family and friends whose
,lder sister, Mrs. Emma Gould
0uriso, was the ailing one, who
S, however, now improving. The
sisters, EInmo and Alice, were
n Boston the year Mrs. Herbert
9ould left Boston for her home
n New Jersey where she died.
The Gould sisters are also cou-
iins of DR.. Charles Gould
Steward. A note from D. G.
states that Harvard grad. pos /
'essor of several degrees from |
That institution, and professor
If Anthropology at Howard u,
Leo Hansberry, has departed for
Egypt on a 7ullbright Fellow
hip. The distinguished scholar
Who is an outstanding figure in
lis field and occasionally gives
ectures on his subject was sc-
.ompanied by his wife and two
.hildren who will be with him
Turing his years residence in
Egypt.
MORE DEE GEE NOTES -
Madame Lillian Evanti enter
aimed in honor of diplomats, !
n her gracious home here.
Among the guests were Mr..
Abate Agede, secretary at fine
Attache of the Embassy if Lii
Embassy of Ethiopia; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Kedrick Brown, Financial |
oeria; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil King, |
and Madame Hogarth |
of the Hatien Embassy; |
Senior Octavio Espionsa of |
Peru, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dol
Ieman of the Netherlands EN-
oaSsy. This was one Of Madame
The guardian., 1953-08-15

To tell your wedding story
in all its beauty, to show you
in your own dear gown, in
Jour own prettiest Pose...
depend on our photographer,
an artist who understands
the difference between brides
land you, The Bride!
Make your appointment
now. for portrait you will
neature all your life TO come.
The guardian., 1953-08-15
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
BY BARBAR SHOP CHORD

(WAAA Q0AAA@D baNAo'@iA eGNS NAN'
see eye -to-eye with the unreco1-
structed bigots OF the Solic
SCUM. nlc14,ating, len MS
tonSorial duties income labori-
Gus, a tremendous ven spreaoS
over the B. E. shop. 1t over
shadows the fremont Boulevard
sunshine. The electric barber
pole seems to turn reluctantly
Serious problems are being emit
ted from great tonsorial mind
whether or not America is get
ting a square deal since thu
Korean armistice has been an
nounced. Yet, owner Jackson
deity fiexes his tonsorial in
struments in constant mood Of
meditation to solve these above
mentioned momentous domestic
and world problems.
Your columnist CLEANED from
owner Jackson In recent in
terview what the latter deems
great situation as far as Amer
ica is concerned "Singman
Rhee is an in between pawn Of
Soviet Russia and the United
Nations. He realizes that the
billions of finance poured into
South Korea Ey America will
cease to flow like the free for
all stream of dollars which in,
part rescued Rhee's dominated
part OF lAorea. mo- anus Ot
United Nations casualties alos
were FACTORS during Cnls clima-
tic surge to stem Communist
Chinese and North Korean man
power. Rehabilitation Of South
Korea will be the first order of
business on the part of the
United Nation. America will be
the entering wedge in shaping
this rebuilding process. Sing
Rnee will De on the outside
looking in Wnen tue 1un arr1is-
tice terms have been signed.
This is a serious blow to
money mad Korean who dream
ed of a unified Korea and him
in the saddle to perpetEate this
All that is left of his
naU4Un Is lallu 1.,-.4l u .Ee 3oU4l
arallel. 1t was a gigantic mill
Iary effort to have saved that.
Old man Rhee can't dictate OF
offer suggestions as TO how the
money shall be spent to reha-
oilitate his part of Korea. All he
can do will be to look on as re-
0resentatives of the United Ma
ions allocate the rehabilitation
finance. He tried to jump the
gun by liberating thousands of
prisoners before armiStice pro-
,eendings had been terminated.
This was dumb act on his par
that made him very unpopuls
With South Korean soldiers. He
4 "a sAa-A 49, ,--s---
ations allies by almost over
turning his government as
master stroke to embarrasS
riends who rescued that par
Korea G. ..-.44 - S Lne leade
so day interim during armis-
ice Developments will give o.,
Nan Rhee a chance to think
,ver his dilatory tactics.
Mrs. Annabelle Carter has
to Dayton, Ohio, after
/ summer course at B. U. while
mere she stopped at the Pioneer.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

1851 and 1852 floor
samples and demon
StratorS. Some one
or-tWo of a kind.
Some with cross-top
freeZers. Not all mod
els at each store, but
a good selection at
each of Lacy's 8
Stores.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

1851 and 1852 demonstrators in fine
playing condition. Nationally IA
nous make 16", TT, 10" and 20"
Consoles on sale at all Lacy's
stores. Not every model at every
store. No extras to pay-the adver-
tised price is the final price at
Lacy'S!
Evening star., 1953-04-03

1851 and 1852 demonstra-
tors In good playing condi-
ton. 14", 16" and II" Con-
sole TV at all 8 Lacy's
stores, not every model at
every store. Combination
TV with radio and 2-speed
phono (trade-in) at Lacy's
9th & E SITS. NV. Limited
quantities! No extras to
pay-the advertised price is
the final price at Lacy's!
Evening star., 1953-04-03

1852 demonstrators in
good-playing condition.
Limited quantities. On
sale at Lacy's 9th & E
SITS. NV. only!
Evening star., 1953-07-26
-. When thousands Of smokers Interviewed
s OUT OF 10 SAID
ENDNG.SIZE
CAvAL LIERS
ARE M DER!

Yes, inhaIe the smoke of a
Cavalier! Ever feel such smooth
mildness? That's the secret of
Cavaliers great gift of pleasure =
smoke that feels so mild. that
tastes SO refreshingly good!
OThis is what you get from new king
size Cavaliers :. smooth, easy-going
mildness you can feel when you inhale
(the only kind of mildness that counts)
and wonderful, fresh, pleasure-height-
ening flavor to taste! Make this new
smoking pleasure yours Try king
size Cavaliers now! Inhale and feel
that smooth mildness! Taste that really
fine flavor! KnOw what it is to enjoy a
cigarette Z. . fully!
See why, when thousands of smokers
throughout America compared king
size Cavaliers with the brands they'd
been smoking, out of 10 interviewed
said Cavaliers are milder!
Evening star., 1953-07-26
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

LIKE A SUMMER RESORT-Care-
free life in an old Virginia man
sion; Is minutes from the city:
large lawns and porGhesr MAID HaLD
BETHEsDH@Large Single front rm..
pvt. home. all conv.; at Wis. aye.
bus and shops; $50. OIL. 2.6434.
ROOM. twin beds. private bath; pri-
vate house; quiet neighborhood: l
JEFFERSON VILLAGE-Large rm; l
or . ladies; $40 single, S65 double;
fast transp.. Lincoln Mem. and Const,
ave, Penta,, Arl. Hall; "a block from
bus Share home with young lady
also cooking If desired. JE. 4-3s5s.
AyoNDALE, Md.-Furn, rm.. in pvt;
phone; B. c. bus fare. WA. 7-323@,
. LGE. RMS. one with pvt. bath:
LARGE s ROOM, 9t HHUGE CLOSET, clos.
in, rambler. viii consider sharing
hGTs Nth cguSls Exams kE SILK 5c.,v
furn., next bath; 8 min: Pentagon;
AFTsAGfyR ERHS t5fnsP ROOM % Mfss Excellent trans.
only cail oV. S-o0s4. W5s
LGE. FRONT RIM, also furn. apt.
for working parents; DAY care for
aTast.yill. shidTsn SSiS Md N1nilton WA 9@a7s st.
BLAIR ifisS'H5i HOTEL. silver Ts sD1ins. Nd
District line, deliEhtful summer liy-
ing. spacious rms, large porches.
free parking; day, week. or month.
~. 5000. JU. e-9776. -26
Evening star., 1953-07-26
MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE
SACRIFTCE SALE

Restaurant equipment, used, and sold
as is. 3 steam tables, $12. $50, $20;
6-burner Garland stove with oven,
grill and broiler, S47; .2-way and
3-way sinks. $16, S27: 5-ft. bakery
case, $57; cash register, $4S: eft
show case. SIS; TIT. beverage refgr
box without compressor, $50; is-h. p
compressor, $45; 2 Taylor electric
chimes without compressors. cost
$1.100 ea., will sell S275 ea.;
barbecue rotisserieS. Sl65, $275;
shoeShine stand for z, no seats. $3S;
1-ton York ice flake machine anc
box model D-E-R-10, S425. 1908
You st. NV. DU. 7-1133. See Mr.
Sykes or Mr. Harvey -27
Evening star., 1953-07-26
ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.E.-s.W.

6I3 MARYLAND AVE. S.W.-sleepins
rm. for rent. close to transportation.
189 81 KENTUCKY aaT1c; AVE. s.E.-Two rms
for . refined gentlemen; one has
double bed. the other single; both
next to bath. Ii. 7-5377. ~
Sc. SECTION, vic, Suitland-Nicely
furn. rm., pvt. home. home prlVlls..
for empl. cple. 10. S-5931. rs
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House once,
block Libr. Cong.-Well-furn. front
rm, 3-speed reversible window fan,
Semipvt. bath, use refgr.; quiet
house; woman. Phone Ii. 3-2gl3
sPAcIoGs fiseT & dble. rm.. det. pvt. home,
for ! or . empl. gentlemen. 1900
blk. Pa. ave. Sc. on > buslines. l
direct to 11th and Pa. ave. NV.
LU. 2-3175.
LARGE RM.. furnished; all home
privileges, accept l child. Ii. 6-5SSS.
313 5th ST. S.E.-Nice. large front
room, double bed; excellent transp.;
81 wk. Ii. 6-1652.
HILLCREST, Branch ave.--Well furn.
room with sleeping porch for single
lady; kitchen and laundry prlvils,;
pvt. rm., 15 Minis. from Capitol,
OPP. bus stop. Call LU. @-4697.
COLORED-S.E. SEC.-Furn. or un-
furn. rm. After pm, Ii. 7-5549.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
APTs. FURNIsHED-D. c.

ATTRACTIVE. ,conveniently, arranged
! liv.. bedrm., din. rm.. and kit. utils.
HOTEL @iOO--l and 2 bedrm. aptS..
FRAScIs KAN s sCoTT SR5TTP KEY HorEL-op.
room kit and bath. completely
furn.. air-conditioned apt; tub and
shower: S. to. 81 per day for or
mt psops $50 g dh hOts' s ssTvfSi a. 10 s5s tt9:
14.0 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Liy. rm.
CooL. CORNER, attrac. s i-bedfm,::
ADULTS. fr sIis incl Tut utll.: RI RA. S:1551: I
7e7 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-a large
attraG S front s% rms mo- bedrn s.aans se%s.
UPPER conn. AVE I At psHenport H st.
Foyer. studio. liv. rm, large di-
nette, full-size kit. and bath; attrac.
fgrn. With, new modern furnittSre.
57a6 9Th ST. N.w.-Bsmt. apt. twin
beds, beds, pix; s,.d to trsnsp'; uniim. ph9ne;
1-BEDRM. APT. Hollywood beds. lge.
KIT; 500 mo. incl, utils, washer.
1asa lDAMs ft se ST. ?G SE GE2Ss0 rms. 2s fi..
dinette; bath. screened porch; va:
SS@F 5SSE S$&I CO. S$s 3Si fs'h 's Ss.,5,s: w.
J Nh -I'Os --O
CONN. AVE. apt. nouse-one bed
! bath; lge. closets; all utils.; switch.
board and elevator. Ho. 1854.
TWO BEDROOMS. liv. rm,. dinette.
kitchen bath screened porch a,Iyt pyt'
refs Sleo mo. Key at Apt. =.
coNS AVE AVE u EFfEcIEScY-6tilitisss:: tf tfIas:
switchboard dY1! elevator service. 20.
CAP. H1LL-Restored enc, lmod.
now. Ii, 7-4716, go
1882 EYE ST. NV. excellent down.
I town location large rooms, kit,
bath: 500 with utilities. NE, s.
11i9 MASS. AVE. N.w.-1arEe room.
couple. S3 more for each acceptable
| child. No drinkers. AID. 4-9is0. 20
GLoRGEToWNcl room tile, tile bath: dnfs
facing garden. SO. Ho, 2-o5s7.
MT. PLEAsANT-Newton st. nr. 18th.
/ Two IsG. rms, kit bath sloo mo.
3 Rooms; k,t.. bath. avail. with paE;- ;
sewing machine. washing machine;
etc Both rent and furn. reas. Gail
DI. 5,3s47 after 7:3O pm; sunday
MONROE ST. NV, 1ss5-Be.ut, q
ns transp. RA, S-ss4e. -36
MONROE ST. NV. 1s31---Pvt. entr..
priv. bath, liv.. rm. bedrm. Eit.;
1SaS SaSltS 10th AsG sT sDt NeT1Gn it enc spt
pvt. kit. and bath; S73.20 per mo.
'f St tF'I nT @sT Wash ARs: HoUs iS5 H' coRP so 20
nGf nish.d *'a steisneiss s eieSsteF bda:
convenient downtown location:
Sc D5sms., 7SSIRRcAN PsI %s srcURY {Aei9f
1901 WYOMfNo AVE. N.w.---Thres
rooms kitchen and bath; !comfortab,-
ly furnished. modern; incl. air-cond.
aRIt lnSHecsiSn 5y yapDoiHTtRRngssr HTRnsr
coITsfAS GO. 81. $1,000 sHSoN''' HS6
WANTED. 3 ADULTS, for immaculate.
spacious : bedrms Nv. Tm.. new
tTsnSP; 1884 Lamont St NV" AID.
1;Oi RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
attrac. bed -liv, rm, balcony, conn.
EAST CAPITOL ST. rms newly
Esas' SS4 Cali II JG ptis 4:7sss 'sni'0r services
NICELY FURN., liv. rm,, bedrm.
mod. kit. bath, screened porch,
pvt. entr.: SIS mo-; adults. J@S
lIt35 N ST. Nw.-Efic. apt, liv..
bedrm., kit, bath; refs. required.
1855 COLUMBIA ROAD N.w.-lA
floor. bedrm, kitchen, pvt. bath.
| porch: utilities: adults DE. 2-9107.
CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star., 1953-07-26
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Large front rm., vel
ia. 4-1271 or AID. 4-0124. -26
LARGE ROOM, nice. closet, next t
70 5. G. G.: ali home privileges; PARK; 81
ing space If desired. ia. 5,S21S
BEDRM. wit with inclosed sun porch
suitable for or . young ladies
use Of telephone: semipvt: bath; 2
doors from AID busline. ia. 2-9d27:
FAIRLINGToN. cool. comfort. rm
with. small family: express transp
Wash. and Pent. XII. $1,000.
ARLINGTON, VA, 3l09 N. Sth ST..
lge.. rm. next to bath: cony, to
Pentagon. Gentlemen. ia. 2-3944
S23 CAVALIER DRIVE. Alexandria
Single room for gentleman in pvt
Seryics z blk; KI. 9-5267.
pvt. bath. picture window. pvt. ent
In new apt. bldg. Close to shopping
AND Tnd trSnso. !snt,.I,dn IA; .r0io7' cor,t ru
ST. wk. 42S N. Monroe st. ia. =
a5iSS' N. esNO ST. ARL.-Rms. for
BFauT Tsa ys k G5yfseS IA Has SssSS eIs9
and entr. Ref. req. Call ia. T.
ARLINGToN-clarendon area: extra
large room, quiet home, convenient
location. Permanent guest only.
$50 mo-; ia. 2-6S3S.
ARLINGTON, employed couple. kit.
laundry. storage, TV priv, JA. s.
ARL.Gclose to Clarendon, lVe. twin
bedrm.. adj, bath. $50 mo. each.
Sglei with Law. $50. Men. JA. :
HYATTTsv1LLE--l ssle.. 1 obi. bed
rm.. ! kit; laundry. tele. privl,;
CHEVY CHASE. MD. Lge. bedrm.
twin beds. private bath. for
breakfast II desired. OIL. 2-T55U
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM next ia
bath on End floor, apt. bldg. BY
settled employed couple, desires TO
rent to ! employed person; conven-
lent to. Flower ave. shopping cen
ter and bus at door; laundry IA
>ciiities. JU: 5.7209. $50 mo.
n. ARLINGTON, Tara area de.
lightful master bedrooms ana bath
in new WILLIAMSBURG home. Gen.
tlemen only. ia. 2-5347.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO OR PERSONS; large front
studio rm,; Eefgr:; clock radio, TV.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, .16aa p
n.w.--Lge. rm; and kit; 1st-f1. frt. !;
Sas SS12;a4 a wk" utils. incl. ,AD.
TWO SMALL ROOMS. pvt. bath.
refrigerator. stove; $3.50 wk. l349
Columbia rd. NV. Also Sgle.; SS.15.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.
n;w.-Basement, Kitchen, pvt. bath,
mitted; SIS weekly. NE. S-1204.
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Hice,
clean light hskpg. or sleeping room;
2I0 E ST: N.W.1ELsrge newly decor.
14s1 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Two Ice
rms. and bath, refgr. and hot plate:
utils. turn.; empl. cple. TU. 2-3534
1913 KENYON N.w.-1 and 2 pleas.
Mr.. DUPONT CR.-completely iurn.,
incl. refgr. and running water. 1242
2lst St, nv NE; S-5473 20
Also 2 cheaper units. DE. 2-I675,
1859 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Under new
management. completely renovated;
several to choose from. -2S
1926 PARK RID. N.W.-Lge.. newly
Ssfi ds;i bedrm; I5 rsoP complete kit" adjacent
LARGE ARG FRONT ROOM, nicely furn.
refgr.., gas stove; ) windows: fol
couple: SI3 wk. IL. 6-1452.
1i3I NEWTON ST. N.W.-L.h.k., lge.
clean room. refgr.. hot plate sink
vEFy f1F q NIP TtT5V No FSRN HU STIi5I9 15E9o
for empl lady; unrestricted use Kit
and dinette: close in. HO. 23-S01s
LARGE, COOL. "nd-FLOOR ROOM
4 windows. cross ventilation kitch-
enette with full-siSe electric re-
frigerator, range and sink; newly
decorated and nicely furnished;
laundry privilegeS; attractive loca-
tion on two-acre plot, removed from
traffic noise; Sl2 per week: single
or double. MRS. LINDSAY. AID
1855 EUCLID ST. N.w.-sinsle rm.;
col. RD. AND 18th ViCINITY-ssl
studio; refgr.. hot plate; S45 a mo
HU. 3-s1O4. AD 2-6239.
535 9th ST. N.E.-Lge. rm., newly
dec. bright and airy; refgr., stove
and sink. Apply MRS. BUCK at
bSu1t. apt. II. 1-fS19.
LOVELY STUDIO ROOM; Frieidaire:
bis at door. Also sleeping rm. Low
c;mT s1mmsr I'M IN rates. I94S Gslysrt. -
s11 sa3y vE ok; z6 gas -SEH' StGys' refrieerstor'
-
Evening star., 1953-07-26

CoLORED-Basement room. tyin
CoLoRED@MIDDLE RooM-For 1
person; quiet home; male or female.
BIS oakdale pl. NV. DE. 2-5532.
ICoLORED-sINGLE FRONT RIM. use
OF phone; no cooking; conV. transp.
man pref; $50 mo. RA. 3-5994.
CoLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM;
will accept l child; home privileges.
CohoRGDELGE. oili ri; tisS' RIM. for working work.
cple.;. small rm. for sgle; person: in
,lp%i pTiiyste UtTh home; ST; oS9ng %;9GG7; sr 80
CoEOREDNCooL FRONT ROOM, )
windows: single person or married
eple.;, So week; no children. Call
coloREpEw 81 REL ST. NEAR n. CAP.
Sgl lady or gentleman. SO wk
CoLoRED@FRoNT RM., empl. cpl
Single, rm., empl. man. Call IU.
.CoISRED-eOl 9SFf. R ST. N.w.-Nieely
furnished room for young lady. S2s
ICoIoRiEID-NEwLY DECOR. front
hall rn1., Tor empl. rehned lady; 81
CoHLoREE66-ioSsi EUCLID ST., Apt
30T-Couple or single lady. Call
Sat. 4:3O pm. HU. 3-4906.
ICOLORED-TWO single rooms. two
double rooms; furnished: with cook.
ins iT1,ve2siE1 griyilegHs sfsc, ho; @16eo 2.lC
COLoRED-s LARGE ROOMS with
cooking privileges. Employed adults
1443 Belmont St, .HU. $3.50 ~
COLORED-ONE NICE ROOM fol-
settled lady. Call Sunday, HU
3-64Sn
.COLoRED - NICELY FURNISHED
front room for employed girl with
home privileges. DE. -3-0O96.
COLORED-LARGE ROOMS. S10.50
Front rooms. ST. and $3.50. Cook
COLORED-NR. 14th & DECATUR
comfortable front rm.; for empl
man. Some PRIVILEGES. TU. 2-0220
Evening star., 1953-07-26
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INCUBAToRs (2). 400 egss. one s.
deck brooder, one single deck
brooder, all heated; $50 chicks per.
TURKEYS. 16 half grown, 3 one year
old, cheap II sold at once. PO.
2-2715.
RABBITS Does and bucks, New
Zealand Whites. from regis. stock;