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A distinctive rambler-type Of stone
and masonry construction, situated
in group Of towering trees with
6 acres of beautifully Handicapped
grounds; lavish accommodations for
62 guests; top rating from every
ioeatss yesy syn hiss totss
Capitol; income approximately S4,-
900 per month; priced approximate
ly 4 times 1852 income; one-half
cash. For further particulars. call
VIM. w. JOHNSTON, JE. 2-0205.
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co-oPERATIYE APTs. SAID

9-BEDRM. APT. on Columbia I'd,
full-Sized dining rm., Kitchen, pam
try and bath. Elevator and switch
ably at $i2,76o, With u cash.
Please call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G.
sMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; res, AD.
NEAR N2SoSi MERIDIAN PARK-Foyer, nj iiv.
rm., full.siZed din. rm., sun porch,
bedrm., kit. and bath. This apart
SsfSs as 30 on IS tsrms sr Please
call Mr. Gavin, with H. 6. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000: res, AID. 2-50O4.
ECONOMY is the special feature of
this very large 1-bedrm. apt. mr..
Meridian Park. Foyer, Sx1O: living
rm., 15x23: dining rm.,. 15x15:. den
(or second bedrm), 14x9: bedrm.,
14x11. This established CO.
operative building offers a con-
venient "close-in" location and un-
usual roominess, The. price is only
$4,000, and with "a down total
monthly payments would be ap-
proX. sos. Please call Mr. Gavin.
with H. g. SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000;
res, AD. 2-5004. 3
B BRANDYNINE ST. Sc, Apt. 35-
Conveniently located; spacious cor
ner apartment, in 5-year -old mod
ern. building. .Liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
and ? large bedrms. Monthly pay
mentS less than rent; only S82.31
incl. utils. Priced to sell at $4,000.
See It TODAY ,JO 3-4019
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APARTMENTS WANTED

RREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. OF
eSsn Spsses q da3s sHDleS IA. Wesa0 soo01 v "ni'e
TWO ADULTS need furn. apt, Ia
koma-Chillum bus; pvt. bath; have
own phone; no drinking. TU. =
1871,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
CLEVELAND PARK

IDEAL FOR ENTERTAINING
Spacious home with lge. rooms and
high ceilings, fine paneling and
n1a1v unique hu!lt-in features. wide
through side. hall. unusual fireplac ce
din. ; rm. m with Se French rSS' doors doorifc tc
screened porch. fully equip. lge. ALI
elec- kit; 3 twin-siZe bedrms.. sun
porch: big closets. 9 baths on end
f.; ARTIST STUDIO ON 3rd FL. /;
beautifully paneled recreation rm. :
street, near Conn, ave. transp. Large
home section. Once open till Q.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-940n
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les Cont, HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcon..l

BRICK COLONIAL, lovely step-down
liv. rm, with adj. screened porch
den and powder rm., full din. rm.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths on End; lge.
fenced lot; premium NV. location
GER An REAtFoR.. E FOR. So 5oas tSSi Conn. mEr1 ave.
NEAR CATHEDRAL - Fashionable,
highly convenient Mass. ave. heights;
handsome .det. brick center hall Co
iSnial, incl; 4 bedrms., 2 baths on
beautiful level lot. approx. ; c 1ooS1 x 50; g
should sell immed. at $36,950
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-I4I1;
eves., LO. 4-7444.
634 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Profitable
two-famiiy. row brick; first fir.,. 2
bedrms.. liv: rm;, kit. pvt. bath;
owner-occupied; End fir., same lay:
out; sold furn.: now rented. $125
gain, S15.500, $4,000 cash, bal. S8s
mo. until paid. OWNER. RA. 3-6403
81 200 DOWN. payments like rent
9TH, near Kennedy; ,2-bedrm. row
S51sf sf5anf 5sn 81 a. hsat sso7C
1884 18th ST. N.w.-rhree-stor,
brick home, with S large bedrooms
3 baths. apartment in basement
apartment or rooming house. PRICED
to sell, on today's market. A $4,000
first trust available: $4,000 dowr
will handle. Call Mr.. Lawrence
RA 6-1o63. J. NELSON HUGHES
2329 Goth ST. NW.-Small towr
house. l block Connecticut ave-, with
q lovely large rooms, 2 concrete
rear porches, garage. new gas fur.
nacs Price, $1,000, on good
terms. Call Mr. Lawrence, RA
6-1063. EN-. 3-9696. J. NELSON
HUGHES. 10
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POSTWAR BLDG,

IN one of D. C.'s most beautiful
neighborhoods: Marvellous view q
fine residential area and nearby hills
. apts. available in this fine, low
maintenance bldg. One contain!
large iv. rm., bedrm., kit, and
bath. excellent closets, cross yentila-
tion, and newly decorated. The
other contains liv. rm., dining al
cove; kit, 2 bedrms. and bath, ex-
cellent closets, 3 exposures and sew.
eral valuable improvements.
Both are very reasonably price priced anc
ments are great saving ovel
rent.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920l
Washinbton Bldg. MA. $685.
COLORED-VACANT, 3O7 s ST. NE
Small down payment, mo. pay.
ments like rent. Liv. rm., bedrn.
kit, bath. Cau once Of VINNICK
q COHEN. 1902 L st. NV. ME
S-22e4i eyes,, TU. 2-0297. %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
GEORGETOWN

Three-bedroom brick with q southern
garden. Easy terms. Also
several 2-hedroom houses in new.
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
AL 2-060O Ewes, NO. 7-27O5
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcou.. |,
IMMrn1Arr o~rrYpaNrv

FALLS CHURCH AREAS bedrms.
electric kitchen. fireplace in liv. rm.
full bSmt: S125. ,IE. 2-2783. ID
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MOTEL,

WANTED TO BUY
BOX 455-A, STAR 9s
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Va.-2 and 3-bedrm. homes 20 min.
from D. c.: conv. to tranSp.. schools
and shopping centers; monthly
rental from 500. Call TIE. 6-466S
from IL to 8 pm; or, XII. S-9199
after pm: MONROE DEVELOP
MENT CORP.
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FORT DUPONT PARK AREA

FORT DUPONT PARK AREA
MOD. 6-RM. DETACHED BRICK
3 lee. bedrms. with huge closets, Ire.
liv. rm. with fireplace, full din. rm.,
lge. kit. with breakfast nook, rec.
rm.; beautiful fenced lot, screened
porch, gar, and the price Is even
possible. Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-736S.
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opvss1 vss15s ! .GTHEsAIPEAKE g I sT; Sc,
See these wo-family apartments
Quarters plus income to help pay
for them. Only two left. Located in
one. Of Washington's most stable
rental areas, To reach: So. Capitol
to Atlantic ST.. Atlantic to 4th, riEht
to Chesapeake and left to our Sign
at S15.
: MARSHALL J wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AD. 4-2O0S,
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Mass. Ave. Ext, $21,5O0
Red brick Colonial, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, screened porch, garage, 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. Nice level lot. Owner
must sell; excellent value.
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S-RO0M RRICK HOMIE
4645 III ST s. ii

2-story semidet. brick; 3 bedrms.
Nv. rm., dinette comb, ail-elec
GE kit. incl. dishwaSher and gar
bage Disposall. full bsmt. with
matte gas heat; key at 1889 46th
pl. s.e.; Sl15.
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419 Chesapeake st. Sc.
NEW BUILDING CONSISTING OF 2
BEDRMs:. LIY. RM- DINETTE,
KIT; & AND Bath; BATH; cHnDREN cHI TgJ AG; AZ;
CLOSE TO School. SS4.60 Mo.
UTILs. NOT INCL. AVAIL. ABOUT
APRIL Is. APPLICATIONS NOW
ACCEPTED. JACK KRAFT. sos
14th ST NV Ma G-2Qnn IN
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

Washington. D. c.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Q, 1883
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MASS AVE. HILL. S31 5nf

New rambler, ready' for occupancy
33-ft. lv. rm., 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
Dashboard h.-w.h., rear screened
porch. att. gar. beautiful kit. Fine
value.
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BETHESDA, $18,950
Five-yr. .-old det. brick with 3 bedrms.
Lge. FHA trust. Lge. level lot. Good
value. Owner leaving town.
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HOUSES FOR SALe-S.E.

ANACOSTIA - 2 complete apts., in
mod. brick bldg; suitable for renting
property. SI4,a5O. Good terms.
WILLETT REALTY CO., WA. 7-7S50.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-3-bedrm.
semidetached houses; peri. for chill
dren, shopping and schools; SlI6
per mo. HE. 4-S096.
bungalow. nice lot, sos. Immediate
possession. WOOD CO. 10. 4-700n.
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4647 N. 9th ST, ARL., VA.
2-story semidet. brick; . bedrmS..
!iv:, rn., sep. din. rm.. equip. kit,
full bsmt., automatic heat; key
at 4S49 North 9th; S110.
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Ah&N Honors Faculty Member April Is During Founders
Day Celebration At Appreciation Dinner In SU Banquet R
BY John Howard

an
b honred Mr. Mrs Katie Pierre
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
zen House" Announced by A N & n
|ese During Founders Observance
Week Of April 10th Through 2bth
lHN HOWARD

aaSooms shops laboratories and school activities be
the public during week of April 20 IS when the AM&N
OBSERVES annual founders day celebration Using the theme
s Sees Its AM&N College" the institution will open its
pubic inspection Of the classroom teacher in an effort to
me people closeup picture of the colleges efforts de-
uenS who come to this 80 year old institution from all
b nation
f~ from this unique feature the Catherine Coleman dance
Inc college Will present the Modern Dance concert Moving
~ III the dance the group will present echoes from Peru
NE Negro and Water and Basic Dance studies Robert
James Gentry Laurea Walker. Calvin Gill Jean Anthony,
SaH be1nlce Hunt Merits Jones all students; and A.
Lawrence Betty l. Garrett faculty members will participate
concert
Soghters dramatic group the college under the d.
'oh McLnn Ross, will present Delta Power" in Cald
Uuloium Friday night, April "a A special performance
'eo during the afternoon 1000 high school students
'N' the college high school day
' evening April % the celebrated college choir under
' u Ariel M Lovelace, will present the annual concert
p cNo Carrie Taylor, Lille Larkin, Bernice Hunt,
azure" Washington and Eugene Holmes baritones; Marvin
-'' reeves tenors; Arthur Porter pianist and William
a"S' VIII take the student lead in the 65-voce choir
~ Strong band director at AMIN college will present
idtorim e'
"'a"oha events of the week will be the memorial
"ea'caI college and an AMIN college graduate. will
b. 'uUreSs DR. R. OHara Lanier, president of Texas
A=@@eerslly, viii deliver the Founders day address
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Clayborn Speaks to
Naacp Group Sun.
Victim Of Stuttgart Police Brutality To
Air Tale of Beating And KIDNAPPING

mas been announced by Miss E. l. Copeland chairman
W e membership drive for the Little Rock branch of the
7oha Association for the Advancement of Colorod Poo
pie that the drive will get underway Sunday following
mass meeting at the Mt Pleasant Baptist church 14tb al
nSo streets Bishop John H. Caybom is scheduled to be
'"e ptH'cipai speaker at the Sundays meeting
lne meeting VIII start promptly at $3.50 D. m and
several topics of local interest will feature the discussion
among some oil the issues the pending suit in Arkansas to
"ooSh segregation in ntrastae travels and the adoption
pah preparatory to the United States Supreme Court
fung on public school segregation which anticinatad
any week now
Inc SUIT against interstate segregation stemmed from,
l NS' anu conviction OF a Detroit minister who was
Cai geu WIN violating the segregation laws on a Capital
City transportation bus p
Inc highlght of the meeting will be detailed bv Ie
roy rnps stuttgart youth who was recent victim of two
stuttgart officers Phillips will appear at the meeting in
person and will explained how he was kdnaped NV noca
ollicerS beaten and shot at in the broad day light
lhru the efforts of the Naacp the officers responsible
" e brutal beaten OF this youth jailed and given
a fine. ~ 9''
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Teacher Welfare
Committee Meets

The teacher welfare committee
of the Alta met April Attn and
heard a progress report from the
executive secretary on Teacher
Pupil Welfare. Attorney Coun-
sci, w. Harold Flowers could not
be present for the meeting, but
sent a letter in which he outlined
suggestive approaches to the ques-
lions of salary differentials and
pending school facilities suits, The
pending ruling of the Supreme
Court will be the determining
factor in future procedures of the
committee.
A separate but equal" ruling
will pave the way for state level
cooperative action by the Alta,
the State Department of Educa-
ton. local school administrative
units. and other interested groups
and organizations This type rul-
ing would not in any way carry
a mandate for the removal Of
differentials in salaries and this
ituatioa would be unaffected
See TFsCHER-page eight
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10

Mrs. Z. M Towns will be the
guest speaker on April Il at 3
p. m. for the opening session of
the Arkansas Beauticians associ-
alton which convenes in Texar-
kama in its 1858 state convention.
Mrs. Towns who is the daughter
of Mrs. Mary E. Patterson, presi-
dent of the Velvetex beauty col
lege of this city, attended Velve-
tex while attending Dunbar jr,
college. She received her license
70 instruct students of cosmetol-
)gy in 1941 and has studied hair
tying under Mrs. Lillian Robin
son of Chattanooga and has serv-
I'd as assistant instructor of make
Up under Layne Marlin of Holly
wood She attended Kansas State
Teachers college where she stud
led advanced cosmetic chemistry.
According to the local president,
Mrs. Idell Steele, Mrs Towns has
been in demand constantly as
speaker on cosmetology as a vo-
cation since 1916 and has held
many study groups,
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10

tlon Saturday night, April 20 in
the Student union banquet room.
Mrs. Fischer has been with the
college since 1921. She now serv-
es as principal of the elementary
training school. Born in Pine
Bluff, she is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Virgil G. Williams. Mrs.
Fischer received her BIS degree
at AMIN in 1894 and MA at
San Francisco State college in
California in 1850. She has done
further study at the University
of California. In December 1916,
She married Chester d. Fischer.
Mrs. Fischer has served as di-
rector of teacher training; State
supervisor of student teaching
and field supervisor of student
teaching State Department of Ed
ucation and Philander Smith col
lege She is a member Of Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority.
Mrs. Katie Pierre, assistant pro-
fessor of education, was born at
Pine Bluff She is the daughter
of Reverend John A. and Bertha
Jackson. Mrs. Pierre received her
ALB degree from AMIN college
and MA degree from Fisk uni
versity with further study at the
University of Kansas and the
University of Minnesota and Bos-
ton university. She is a member
of Pi Lambda Theta Honor society
at Boston university. She has
served as critic teacher. super
vising teacher, assistant principal
and librarian and assistant profess
sor of education. She is a member
of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
Mr. Jackson was born at Ashe-
vine, NuIiIl SdI OIllld, Ilt ID Llt
son of Benjamin James and Lula
Rachel Jackson. Mr.. Jackson re-
ceived his ALB degree at More
house college where he was vale
dictorian of his class in 1923, He
has completed his requirements
for the Phi .. degree at TIL e
University Of Chicago where he
received his MA degree in 1882.
Mr.. Jackson went to Paris in the
summer Of 1851 and completed his
research at Biblotheque Rationale,
He received the Charles IT, Smi-
ley scholarship in 1949 So Mr.
Jackson has served as director,
division Of arts and sciences, di-
rector of college programs and
head OF modern foreign languages.
Mr.. Jackson is a member OF Goe-
the Society Of America and has
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Urban League In
Annual Meeting

The Urban League of Greater
Little Rock will hold its annual
meeting at Wesley Chapel Me-
thodist church Sunday at 4 p. m.
Virgil T. Blossom, acting super
intendent Of local public schools
will be principal speaker,
Highlights Of the Leagues ac-
tivities will be given by Harry
Bass, executive secretary, in his
annual report. Mrs w Floyd
Bates. president of the League
will preside and L. M. Christophe,
will give "previews and reviews"
of the organizations work.
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Lincoln University
Journalism Dean
Visits School

DR.. Armistead S. Pride, dean,
School Of Journalism. Lincoln uni
verslty, jefferson City, Mo. who
is travelling in southeast Missouri
and northern Arkansas discussing
careers and opportunities in
Journalism with high school
journalists and teachers, was in
the city last week. He spoke to
groups at Jones and Dunbar high
schools Thursday morning.
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Spirit Of Cotton
Given A Royal
Welcome In D. {.

The 1853 Spirit of Cotton Max
ers Jubilee, Miss Rose V. MUIR
ray, descended from an Ameri-
can constellation airlines at Ma
tional Airport in Washington, D.
c. on the first lap of her tour Of
key cities in the United States.
The l9-year-old Texas Southern
See "sPIRIT"-page four
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10
Benefit Show For
Neqro Blind Cent'r
April II at Aud.

A program featuring Big May
belle, the nations newest record
making song star, whose two
current hit records, Rain Down,
Rain" and Cabin Blues, are
among the top tunes on the rhy-
Tim and blues hit parade, will
See BENEFIT-page four
Arkansas State press., 1953-04-10

NCNW HOSTESS COMMITTEE-Mrs. ARENA
{. Mallory, regional director of NCNW, met
with the general planning committee and the
committee chairmen last week. She stated that
she was pleased with the reports and plans of
the committees for the regional meeting April
a and Is at Mt. Zion Baptist church education
building. Shown in the toto are members of
the hostess committee, Left to right, seated
are Mesdames Pearline Johnson, Beverly Swim
ton, Helen Phillips, chairman; Leila Hill, CO.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

LOVELY CLEAN RIM, double bed.
Pref; SaTistian SsGE lady over 80. Privil.
1.is E. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Double
and single room: nicely furn., SIS
LARGE CORNER ROOMS; near shop
ping center; child accepted; nome
HELPING HAND HOME-2O N. Y.
sSene9 cave 9eaas or sirs cs E fGr 4b7 hand
5OI L. CAP. ST.-Sgle.. dble. and
twin bedrms.; nicely furn.; semi
pvt. bath: on cariine. Ii. 1884.
ROOM FOR LADY, private home;
breakfast, phone, laundry, facilities;
SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS; on car
line; near shopping center. 1014 D
St; ne; Il; 1879. s.,7
2Wio 10 Maryland "a ave. ne. III Ii. s8-746S.
2 ROOMS and kitchen. shower bath
in Christian home. Call DI. 1922
%:;7 Ss%s pIisllssss EgEsssHGP ts sB
LGE. tIRo4 FRT. and sgle. rm.. en- e9pl.
adults. home pzivils,; Christian
hon home. After es5o pm. wkdys.' Sat-
CoIORED-NiCELY FURNISHED. for
refined lady or employed couple.
Cooking, laundry privils. Small child
COLORED-SUITAB for cple. and
l small child. Next to kitchen. Close
to tranSp. DE. 2-1192. S
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for EN-
ployed person. Ii. 7-2130. t.
l furn., ! unfurn. tsuit. liv.. rm.),
kit. privils.; cple or gentlemen.
COLORED9NICE RM. for cple., kit.
and bath on same flr. "a blk. from
Home privils.; child welcome. Ii.
3-2732 Ill
COLORED-I LGE. FRONT furn. rm.
refined cple. II. 7-4712. %
COLORED-ROOM FOR SINGLE
Employed Man Conv, TranSp,
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont, ,

174O p ST. N.w.-''The Churchill":
dble. rn. with complete kit. mex,
to bath: lin; SIS wk. NO. 7-9S6S
OPPOSITE ROCK CREEK PIX. soa:
Park rd. n.w.-Niee. furn.. quiet
studio. rm.. refgr.: fine neighborhood
good transp. See it,, you'll take it
Every day after 5. %
1910 LAMONT ST. N.W.-3rd A..
single Ink. room; elec. refgr.: scr
pch.. semipvt. bath. -
Mr.. WARDMAN PK.--Frt. rm.; water
hot plate, refgr: no drinkers. 2S1f
2Sth st. NV. DE. 2-4030. -6
DUPONT !CIRCLE-Lge. bsmt. rm.
well furn. with Ink, bath, refgr.
etc. RA. 3-4S07. -5
DUPONT AREA, 2o19 N st. NV: ige
front rm..- next to bath; hot plate
2517 I4th ST. N.W.-English bsmt.
large room, next to bath. with kit
equipment: clean and comfortable;
$40 mo. AID. 4-1635. -7
COL0RED-LGE. FRONT RM., sep
xitchen; suitable for 2 men. RA
COLoRED-sINGLE HsKPG. RIM
with Frigidaire and stove; conv To-
COLORED-14th AND PARK RD.-
Rm. with stove. refgr.; S12. 332a
Holmead pl. NV, TU. 2-4164. 3
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cSISnEDaS5 Sst EIs 545y, Fs2ST s9S E,94ss RM
cOIoRED%ADULTs oNLY-Home
Srivls: CAN after 5 O'clock. 435
ma Manor narR r.. nv; SS, HT. ~ S79o53i 10
,ish ,I.ar, ST. M;WimcieaI ,io1s3 rms; for reg;
COLoRED @ 1889 CoRCoRAN ST
NW,-Front room. IS .wk; back
room, $3.50 wk.: all privils. NO
COLORED-single and double rooms;
privileges but no cooking; mr.. transp
CoLoRED-1I16 EUCLID ST. NV
Two lge. rms. cooking privileges.
AID. 2-0312 evenings. %
COLORED-2OI8 5th ST. N.W.-Two
extra-lge. front rms; children in
vited: use kit. DE. 2-1491. -5
COLORED-LARGE ROOM. mr.. bath.
privileges, nice home. No drinking.
CoIoRED - 1888 FAIRMONT ST.
Nists itb blSe furnished A1 T9o%s 9lEsg sSm
CoLORED - POPULAR SECTION -
Large front rm.. home privileges.
Basement rm. furn. or unfurn. RA.
CoIoRED-sMALL ROOM for neat
refined employed lady in qui, t
home; convenient transp. RA. j.
CoLORED - ATTRAC. front room
adj. sitting room: cooking privile. es.
Refined person. S35. RA. 6-4334.
cstSRED SNmEss7 IEsa, 4ss AsD 4sgm DreATSe gaTsgs
home. Empl man or settled couple.
PriVils TU. 2-022O. -
COLoRED-211 d ST.-Lge.. clean,
conf. rms, kit. priviIs.: sober adults
only; 50 wk. UN. 4-7045. -
COLORED-1 CLEAN ROOM to quiet
COUPLE ,or, 2 girls. 40 v st. NV.
COLORED-23O3 ist ST. NV
Nicely furnished room with privileges.
C6GoEEH IL aIfSoo: % NICE, LARGE ROOM
for employed person. all privilege.
coRoRREaS 81 RaSS1 Nicely i2fi NeTtHR FIRM ST. front
rm. twin beds; home privils. 1881
Vermont ST., DE. 2-73S3. "a
COLORED ~ LGE. FRONT RMS. =
Emerson st. and You St: $10.50,
$3.50; cooking privils. TU. 2-5471.
CoLoRED-NR. 18th on R st. NV.
Large. nicely furnished rm., twin
beds; 2 ladies or couple. NO. 742l2.
CoLoRED-3117 18th ST. N.w.-Lge.
front rm.. nicely furn.; KIT. privils.
RA. 3-1SS4. -
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1895 KENNEDY ST, N.W.-Detached
home. 2nd-floor corner rnl., newly
dec: empl, lady: refs. RA. 1856.
FRONT ROOM, unfurn., for couple.
Single room. man or woman. with
home rrivils. Ii, 7-9117. "a
1923 9Th ST. N.W.--A lge. unfurn.
1858. -6
COLORED-N.E.-Large room in pvt.
home for cple.: $40 mo-; all utils.
incl; mr.. tranSp. Ii. 7-6362. %