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I1as this senate tho courage 70
preserve and carry On lhe Spirit
II Democracy Raaemeer asiiaa
Hcn. Arthur uultm Eo, pad
iawyrr ailad lewyars who aa
condemned FEpc "a what Ne aall-
"a ''hearsay eudancer
re read from parts 81 me Aiin-
nesota Law Review c wra he
opinion that It avs 8 Substantial
publication re also read 3 report
by ire Minneapolis fair employ
meat commission
the report stated that N over
the 5000 tasog that haes baen Ee-
viewed ~ the various EEPc come
missions throughout tho nation
there have been only seven public
hearings and two court actions
Tho court actions IN each case
were test cases to test me con-
stitutonality 81 the law.
Whsn the final vote was taken
all 81 me senators from Ramsey
ana Efennepin counties voted Il
favor al the bin except Milton
LAghtner, from the 40th district
IA gt pau rdehtnar has quite a
large minority population living
IN his district.
Here Is how the senators voted
"a EEpCi
For ts0ls Ainen, NJ u. AndeR-
sen, Nj n. Andarnon. BDnniweli,
Burdick. carr, Dahlqulst, Daun,
Dickinson, puemlso, Duff EeiAt.
Gillen. Groteum. c. b. johnson,
yulisoWakl Larson Leinm. Lowe
gren, hlnseIS, AEayhood. MINER,
hIullln. Novak. Osnrlon Elmer
Peterson, Rogers. Roof Rosen-
meier, aageng, salmore. 6chulia.
giegcl vulxallch. WahlBtrand We
faid, WEIGH, Wright zwach
Against (22js a. A, Anderson,
10. p. Anderson. Baughman, But
Ter, child. Covert Dplap Eng-
britson, Erickson. George INN,
Johanson, J. A. johnson. Ledin.
Laehtnsr Mitchell Palm, Peder-
son, Sinclair, sietvold wagener.
Wrabcx
Absent: Murray.
Not voting (Bl: Carey, Keller
Lauerman, lEattson, Sullivan
Gators note; Those names AZ
pearing IN bold face are from
Ramsey or Hennepin eounty
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COMMITTEES $50
that q report Of
the commission
aecrseaiyB sai
ary and other
costs Of aduiinis
tering the biii
could Be given
II d expected
that the appro
priations com
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81. PAUL ogRL
WINS THIRD PRIZE
lM nnEeg nEalaAl

~ 4AAANA ANA8NA%NN
Adrfenne Lazenborry, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy TIagon-
berry, s41 st. Anthony Ave, st.
Paul, won third prize in the dress
category IN q fashion designing
contest for a back-to-school
wardrobe conducted BY the
American Girl magazine with
schuneman's participating, VINO
conducted the contest on a local
level.
-Four nationally known manu-
facturers participated IN SPONSOR
ing the contest; the Joseph Love
Inc, Little Empress Coats. Inc,
LorlogB. Inc. and Royal Knit
wear, and each Of the top winners
on the local level win compete on
a national level
Adrenne was given q SO GIT
bond By schuneman's. She Is ~
years old and . freshman IA Cen
trial High School
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Minnesota Senate Passes
FEPC Bit So To M After
Three Hour Debate

After a heated three.hour debate FEPC pissed n lhe
Minnesota senate az the legislature Monday Apr b Yos
of 39 to ~.
This marks the iirEt time slnce Il was first introduced
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I-l777T-777-77| -7---IlI = WI
Guest speaker a. the monthly
dinner meeting OF TIE oethssmans
Lutheran church, Hopkins. Tues-
day night. April z was Cecfi 3.
Newman, Twin city newspaper
editor.
Mr. NsWnan's subject was
'Bsothefhood a Challenge % the
Christian Church1
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Church Queens
Busy AS Contest
NeCFs TFs Finish

The st. Paul district Of AME
Churches Queen Contest continues
70 gain momentum with Constance
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Capacity Crowd Enjoys
10th Annual ST. Thomas
Easter Style Revue

capacity crowd hand TO enjoy the Goth annual
Easter style revue presented by the Mems club and Womens
aary Of Sc Thomas Episcopal church held Monday eve
nng at the Minneapolis Labor Temple Easter in Pars was
the name OF this years revue
AS the curtain went up scene Lets 90 10 Church
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breakfast PinoChIs Club: The
Breakfast Pinochle Club win meet
on Saturday. April Is, at the home
Of Mrs. oilie Grantham, $40 lyle
hart Ave.
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The fate of the bin now lies h
the hands 81 the house nppEoprio-
lions committee where hearings
were postponed Monday 81 TIRE
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M NatA@~ ~Nftt8 atAY rtAAts
about i.
8anlzer-senator says Hard Way
The climax came however when
Sen. Hans 6. Peterson, banker
from Rothton. pulled this one out
Of the hat
y want every citizen 30 grow
up the hard way I ala"
n Peterson had had a southern
drawi, you would have Thought
You were listening 10 arguments
IN Georgia or Minslasippi against
an anti-lynch bin.
The senator was telling of the
experiences that happened "a
him ard his II brothers and sis
ters whom they came % this coun.
try and first settled IN lliaalaalp.
pi
Worked For 16c Fnf Day
He rambled On about how they
were dlscriminat6d against be-
cause they were foreigners and
how they worked for IS cents a
day picking cotton.
Mississippi Lynchlngl
Then somehow Senator peder.
son got on the subiact Of lynch.
ing and told how 10 witnessed q
lynehing Of q Negro woman.
According 70 the senator's yer.
sion 81 the affair the tragedy u
the event was not the lynching,
but the fact the wrong person
was lynohed.
mo law could stop that mob, 2
the senator rOarod, and no law
can make people hire who they
don't want
Then PedeFson concluded By
stating that hs and hla brothers
and sisters were better citizens
a. q result Of being dIscrimlnated
against as chlIdren.
And therefore he reasoned,
Everybody should have the right
70 grow up the hard way
Then another senator brought
up the argument that FEPC was
part OF q sinister plot BY those
who advocate World government.
And the straw that broke the
camePs back came when Sen. A.
o. sletvold, Detroit Lakes and
chief spokesman for the opposi-
tion, attempted 10 twist an ad-
dress by John johnson, publisher
Of Ebony, Jet, and Tan before the
Minneapolis Advertising club
several weeks ago into proof that
there was no need Cor FEPC.
johnson told his Minneapolis
audience that Negroes as wen as
other Americans were better or
economically than they had been
for years.
In the past two weeks Sen,
sIetvoid had been telling legisla-
tors and persons interested in the
FEPc measure that Minnesota
Negroes DO not want an FEPc
law. Csee editorial, asletvolGs
Pipe Dreams.")
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Cooper representing St. James
A-M.E. church in ST. Paul, making
her appeal this week.
Miss Cooper, a graduate Of will
beforce University Is active in
young adult activities in st. James
church. she has adopted as her
slogan, There is always room at
the. top"
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor. repre-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-10

Mondays debate Ia ths arinne.
sofa state senate proved one
thing: that iawmaireru IA Mime
sofa At least don't want Ia IS
down on record as being biased %
prejudiced.
without fail, an ID 81 the SEM
ators who spoke against fha nln
prefaced their arguments 81
stating THAT they didn't hava ono
drop 81 prejudice Ia their bodies.
But BY the time some 81 them
finished talking they had raised q
lot o. doubt IA the minds 81 the
spectators n the gallery aa Ia
whether Or not they were pyo.
iudicad.
The opponents reasons for be-
ing opposed 10 tho bin ran
through tho whole repertoire az
the reasons that are given. but
usually not an at one time, by
people who claim they are against
discrimination, but At the same
time are against doing anything
about Il.
Banker senator says Hard way
beat
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FNRtY ElEaRo FDToRg

il was astounding On r1aucnw haes
wards % see how wen written ana
were ne majority 81 fhcae period cais
they Etnted and pleaded their caue
q logic ana q aloouance when aaidoal
below the highest level az Journal
there wae ere NFaf cause
nen able co niaasiEe iip fc EhB GAUGE
time There wefe among the eclt0f
these paper mn az nhilltV 6
man Of learning. amsa Wo,1on
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40 be exact, Il q 70 be re-
msmbered that for years, wen
Evening star., 1953-03-20
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

BEVERLY HILLS - Master bedrm..
new home. Conv. to Pentagon, pvt,
entrance. Unltd. phone. Share adj,
bath with l. Gentleman. $45. TIE.
6-3S31. -22
ALEXANDRIA - Pvt. home, phone
incl, new furn. Corner pic windows.
2 closets. twin beds or sgle,. TV
radio, semipvt. bath. 3 buslines, "a
min. direct Pentagon, Navy Annex,
18th and Penna. XII. S-315S after 6.
COLLEGE PARK-Lge. furn. bedrm.
dble. closet; one, $40; two, S45.
WE, b-4929. 30
DOUBLE ROOMS, SIS week and sim
gle rooms, $40 week; private family.
N. ARL.-Master bedrn.. for refined
young man; cony. loc.; gentle home
$50 mo. ia. 7-02l8. 30
ALEXANDRIA--Large bedroom in pyt
home;, special privileges; conv. to
C0Ny. TO PENTAGON-Of Wash
blvd near Clarendon. Double room,
,tMln beds. IA. 8-1515. -25
tOhN. KM., next bath; l blk. from
2us; 70 Minis. to Pentagon. Call
Observation-Disclosures. ENsiNGG2fSo5NN rm., semipvt. m
oath; IN quiet home: cony. transp.
empl. lady pref. LO. 5-2274. -22
CAMP SPRINGS, MD, near Andrews
A. +. B.-Mod. home: or 2 gentle
men; no meals. Cypress 1856.
30
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}, | ApARTMENrs UNFvRNlsnED



CoL0RED-8lO c ST. NE bed
rms. liv. rn,. kit, bath; $3.50
util. extra. Call DE. 2.322S. z to
COLORED-32s 18th ST. N.E.-S7s
mo; Call zAGMA1 REALTY, Ii
ECoLORED-2 RMS; empI. cple.: kit.
share bath; utils. furn. Call LII
COLORED-RANDOLPH ST, mr.. i4tt
II rm., kit. dinette and bath
Utils. incl; $50. PLANT g. COR.
DON, INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV. CO
5-0S3G. -3l
|COLORED-4 ATTRACTIVE APIS,
and 2 rms, kit. and bath each, 1886
Lewis st. ne. 1424 IL tn st. NV.
6l9 Otis place NV. 301 End st
s.w. Good condition. Reasonably
priced. Call Monday, after S:3(
am, MRS. BRADLEY, DE. 2-1160
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GIRL UNDER 80 TO SHARE lge. enc.
ct; IN aG neg ,o6Eg. 6lSg.' excel. location
TARoM2 PARK@dlrl to share at
f'ys ssoss g.. csP iGy after 70 ~alssF p REQ s6
WILL SHARE new Arm. apt. in Con-
gress Heights with another girl, 49,
25. Call days, 10. 3-1586. 30
GIRL wishes to share attractive apt.
eai eiH ao fRS'hsE sss55. Si5l Brentwood ac vla9ase
SssEsr1EGD. SsasER iRi TS X. 'ss-44iRs s45s5 4z Fz
REffNRD RSEiRaSR2i LADY to share apt. &TS With
CONGENiAL GIRL, to share nicely
furn. one-bedrm. apt; all utils.;
good loc. IA. 5-6506., -21
Man: white or eolored: thoroughly
Fsh FfaDf snothsr ana5e sf6 te So aP5
in advance. Only serious minded
need apply, NO. 1857. -22
YOUNG MAN. to share 3-bedrm. furn.
reasonable; Is mi. from D. c. ia
GIRI GIRtI2|'ifo 10 SHARE MODERN APT,
with another girl; walking distance
TO Boiling Field. 10. 2-If96. -26
to share sttrac. I-bedrm. apt. IN
apt. bldg. with another lady; excel
transp.; $50 per mo. NO. 7-0866
22s
Sc. AREA-Young girl to share apt
With another girl; breakfast privils.
$50 mo-; close to transp. LU. 4-3573
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC.-Settled WON.
an Govt. worker to share nice apt
with settled woman; own room. Ho
YOUNG MAN WANTED, to shar,
apt. in Sc. with two other men
pvt. rrn.. phone, TV. LU. 4-370s
after 8 pm. -22
with employed single man: neaI
good transp. Ii. 4-5437 before Il
COLORED-CPLE. TO SHARE APT.
ne; $45. Ii. 4-5S63. 22S
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING-New modern brick
rambler: bedrms., liv. rm.. din.
cite, kitchen and bath; convenient
to schools and transp.; $3.50 mo
DREYFUSS BROS. MA. S-05S2;
SILVER SPRING - Three-bedroom
nicely furn. home. attrac. corner
location; real value. JU. S-8872
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -
sftrscts. spacious dstaeh corner home in
to transp. and Oni SPRING valley % ,sEop. R0p.
oath; garage and ige. attic fan for
sOm%eE so seet E fcntS5t sS55. A. WAY T. ADTtl Il n
MILLEE M Ewes cali wo. s-4SSS;
VACANT-Ige. 6-rm. house; 6 Girls;
10 min. to Pentagon; utils., utensils
blankets. incl; $16o mo. TIE. 6;S4Sl8.
PARK. MD. tnr. univ Md.
zssiio- zzssii HpElii VI: .HS #
'sZ$s s;5:s' 'Isg ss: % H.sSHi ssgss
GLENDALE. ND MD.-5 rooms and -bS Bath
gas kitchen, tiled floors, large fenced
yard: Oil heat. $50 mo. Cedar
sill s1I'' \. ROCHESTER, Arl.. va va
estate for rent. Completely furn. Up
TO l yr, with possible additional
time. Main house consists of liv. rm.,
lge. study, lge,. din. rm.. kit. and
guesthoase with combination rum:
DuS-Quest bedroom. bar hath and
mahog. paneled, beaut. furn. ofice;
greenhouse, servants quarters; Gear
garage; veg. garden; quantity Of
towering trees, zoos OF Towering
6Haos bIuoS @ ana lge: prennissdl gardens;
Sis miles from downtown. No stop
lights to 25th and K sts. NV. This Is
an unusual rental property in an
area readily accessible to. schools
and churches and designed for com:
renS ss ynf Tv aSdss aSd ssdo TsTs sta. Snd
Rent, $3.50 per mo. CAN ST. 3-3727
ARLINGTON. so. - Groom corner
brick. center hail.. 3 bedrms .includ-
ing one 1st a. with complete bath; 8
blks., Columbia. pike, Glebe rd.. oil
nsa' hn fsRtsIon ss%s lse NsHy !St annss
SI75 mo. CO. $500. 80
SIX-RM., 2-STORY brick, ami, ga
rage. auto. washer; conv. stores,
schools; CHURCHES, ttrTaalnnsp; appoint
KenSington' Md. Possession Mar; 90.
HOUSES AVAILABLE in D. c. and
Md;; Sl35 to $3.50. Call Mr.: Lung.
W0: $1,000. THOS: L. PHILLIPS. .
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS; fenced yard:
mos; $3.50 mo. OIL. 2-6431 after 9.
1883 SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-3 bed
rms, 2 baths, beaut. furn.. rec rm.; ];
built-in garage; ,$175 mo. Good
references ss.s e1sS Tea1irsd. Call Ex. 3-4Jl13:
4s4s sxsS'' 'REEssEERvRoSffss EsE1RSf RID. N.w.-Nexly
decorated, attractive; 3 bedrms.. 2
modern kitchen. paneled rec. rm..
piano, powder rm:. laundry. gas
heat, summer circulating unit. OUT
f8S5 ssed 5iR'S: ssgo S:l ms Teresa Sa
N. ARt.-s bedrms.. 2 baths, fun
eSnys sqs SIT; t;,iEIs S1sS; "a p2;55ss. @ss
HRRoEn laRRlaf 0P co lse lot Rst Et5i'sT sTdkel
sS1T W0ODLEY RID. N.W.-Attrac-
lively furnished. 3 bedrooms and
den lor extra bedroom). 2 baths on
End a.: bsmt, and garage; $500 per
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-charniinE,
clean, attractiyely furn., 3 bedrms..
fin. attic. 2 baths, det. horse;
S223.5 mo. EN-. 3-022l. --22
COUNTRY HOME with large yard
and garden, on Defense hwy, 10
and child's fm.. on 2nd A.; 2 liv.
rms. glassed-in porch, etc. on LIST
A.: oil heat; gas and elec. Rent,
SI45. Phone MR.. MuLLIKIN, off,
nee. Elk. 3-S141; residence. Laurel
500. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-20

CAPITOL HILL-2 rooms for eeptle-
IN R Vew n Library of congres soo
nearby. Call Fri. eve. Sat. am.
Sun. pm, Ii. 4-6S96. 81
COLORED-629Is MARYLAND AVE.
PRIVILEGES; reasonable rent. Elk
CoL0REO-32e nth ST. S.W.-
Twin-bed rm.. suitable 2 gentlemen;
ccnv. workers Pentagon or nearby
ca. After 8 pm, ST. 3-126S. -22
Evening star., 1953-03-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-one
room kit. and bath: completely
furn. conditioned apt; tub and
shower; S5 to 81 per day for OF
limit. 800 goth st. NV. Ma. S-5426,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Located between
Pentaeon and Fort Belvoir, in
downtown Alexandria: $50 pei
mo. Couples only. Call between
EFFICIENCY APT, S45 and S65
Maid service. Mt. Pleasant car
1901 Conn. ave.-Furnished EN-
ciencies; 20-ft. liv. rm.. lge. dressing
I'm, pullman kit. and bath, plenty
OF closet space. Resident manager
on premises. Phone EN-. 3-3S00
1888 C0NN.-Bedrm., liv. rm., kitch.
enette and bath; adults: SI10 Z
month; utilities incl.
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PLEASANT HILLS
DUPONT CIRCLE
DUPLEX Apt.

132 WEBSTER ST. NE.
1 bedroom, bath. liv. rm., kit; newly
decorated. Modern furniture. Pvt
entrances. Conv. transp Adjacent
to Catholic University. Ia. 9-0782
{ COLORED-TWO BEDROOMS, each
with door opening on hall; private
Kitchen, other apartments. 1886
cehoEES-A.E. ea15 &, ny sEcr1oN-@co9aool. @9o
furnished r&i k' H. ssnBys snsBX4 bath; sf nicely
COLORED-14O5 e ST. S.E.-2-rm.
semipvt: bath apt: S49.5O. Key in
COL0RED-18th AND CALIFORNIA,
18th and Fairmont, Georgia and
Kenyon; 1-rm.. kitchen apt; &C
see, Apply JONES REALTY, 22I7
18th ST. DU. 7-0656, 10 to z pm.
CoLoREp-s- RMS. kit and bath
H.n NV 'al1srea Apa a. Ho RSuise aesi5f H5s eus st
MODERN DUPLEX. 1874 E st. ne
$s5r rms; mo kfti fiti beth; bath. Nicely 9gn tHrn
COLORED-3-RM. FURN. APT
Working man, woman, or cple. LII
3-3507, IL to 4 pm. and 6 to 1880,
6l9 Tennessee ave. ne -22
OLORED-1-RM., KIT. and bath
apt; furn.; $50 per mo. Ii. 4-33ll,
call after 4 pm. -2I
ICOLORED, BROOKLAND-2 bedrms,
furn. or unfurnD: utils. furnished;
conv. to transp. and shop. centerS.
Refined persons only. RA. 6-5O61.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST. day or night.
reasonable rates. Experienced men
HILL TRANSFER co. Ii 6-9342.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s.
L. MORRIS. 1910 18th st. NV. Cali
TU. 2-1150 after 4 pm.
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
AGE CO.. INC. Established laO6l
MOVING AND HAULING day OF
pU. a-e6ss77 s7'oASte or No. 7.5ssa. Ssss Fn0n'
to some other Western State? Daily
service ON household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, MA S-4852.
MOVING DONE bed
rn. apt. as low as S15. all work
ROYALL TRANSFER. We will move
you by. Job or So hr. 6 rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-O066. 24'
ACTION MOVERS-Fast -colored
movers. We move by the lob or hour
Dependable, low rates. DE. 2-6136.
QUICK MOVING - Refrigerators
coucheS,. odds and ends or entire
households. Call NO. 7-2713. -2h
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416
22S
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

$40 nth ST. N.E.-Bedrm., kit,
wARsBSaaASs ifsaHRRs faRRk SiG, VIZ "ssf ssi7 sh 18Th
st. n.w.-Lge. rm:. run water, refgr.,
Stoves semipvt' bath. NO. 7-467s.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, compietsly
furnished, inc. refgr.. running water.
a5$sS 1sth 3ais 81 81. M Nwist Mg SARA 4 ieS e
pvt snt sis e SE slos ios eOmplets one s1k5j sis
1883 lR!RfSNG lR!RfSNG NV: N.W.-:sinsle, Iai Nicely
nIaT.d rHrn:; FSraigidoire' Sa next bath. em-
GEoRGEToWiNS,' 5000 Que st. NV nv
rms, elec. rangette, COW. to bath.
Bus at door. AID. 4-Si66. 90
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Two-rm. ant
ior Ink. comfortably furn., 4 win
oO"s' Call after g. NO. st 1880.
ELge.; nicely furn. rm., twin beds,
hot plate. refRr.. running water,
utensils utils. $55. HU. 3-0725.
se7 A ST. Mclean 1st-foor SIN
gle. next bath: pvt, entr.; laundry
HoEsEkEsEPiNGi Rooms Rooms: sink M@s and
retriEerator; near transportation;
1SOP"F 1S4o 81. NV. Nv TBeO; TSe churchiii"- MI"
Efficiency apt, bed-liv. rm.. Kitchen
cite. adj. pvt. bath; maid serv. $50
wk. NO. 7-9S6S. as
128 c ST. NE. (Apt. 53)-Neatly
furnished rooms. all utilities. jani-
tor service. reasonable rent. 21S
1913 KENYON ST. N.W.-L.H.K.
,IISoEs ,RiSs Les $!sS $Ss; co; s. 5:sSi5. S; 'e '@55
Bedrm., liv. rm., kit, adjacent
bath; $50; suit. empl. lady. -26
18th AND RHODE ISLAND NE
Two lge. rms. and kit, suitable for
3 or 4; airy and bright, free washer
and phone, front porch. AID. 4-3l SO.
ONE LcE: STUDIO RIM: Gas stove,
refsr. Child allowed. Was SIS wk.,
now $3.50. Also sgle., was $40
now 1915. 1863 Col. rd. NV. -22I
416 14th ST. N.W.-L.H.K. rm.,
nicely turn., very clean: cple. or Q
girls; also, 2-rm. apis. RA. $4,000.
Mr.. GEO. WASH. U.-Lge. rm.. suit
able for 2; nicely furn.; refer: all
uttls. incl. RE. 7-2491. -22
DUPONT AREA, 2O19 N st. NV.
Nice room for l; Frigidaire, hot
plate: next to bath: SO wk. DU.
1858. DU. 1854.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 8 rms: baby
ok: flx for you; 4 transp.; nr. shop
ping; reasonable. AID. 10000. -32
1916 EAST CAPITOL ST. NE, lge.
nm, nicely furn. Frigidaire, stove;
linens furn. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
CLAIR APTS.-S. .E.
MONROE NELSON APTS
SOUTH ARLINGTON. VA.
H0H TnEpTA uTC ADTcs

9OO1h h66A4NG4ON. VA.
COLUMBIA HTS. APTS.
Available are some Of our newly dec.
KING.SIZE 2-bedrn. apis. in this
charming garden community. Rents
$o9.60 mo-, incl. utilities. To reach:
Out Columbia pike to Greenhrier st.,
right / long block to ONCE at SI6
9. Greenbrier. Open daily and sum
day, 10 to 9. Phone IA. 7-5565.
COLORED-NEW, ONE BEDRM. At
dO44 44th st. ne. excel. loe. and
RYON, INC, RE. 7-3216. 30
C0LORED-044 EASTERN AVE. NE,
Apt. 203-2 rms. kit. and bath, in
modern bldg, S67.5O per mo. Can
be seen eyes,, or call Ma. 1856.
COLORED-a RMS. KITCHEN, bath.
utils.. in pvt. home: empl. cple. pref.
Il; II; 7,l464, Il; e;9239; ,22
sep1ipyt. bath, for quiet empi.. eple.
S66. utils. fnrn. NO: 7-5525: -21
COLORED-TWO ROOM and kitchen,
cple. preferred. 215 Cromwell ter
rage ne between End and 3rd sts.
cS2oRES@s REIs RMS, KIT. and bath
MICHAEL WALSH & son. 1Si1
Eye st. NV. RI. 7-s2s2. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-20

CoLoRED-CAPIToL HILL
FREE RENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
Part-time janitorial serv. (automat
heaD. Man must be handy with
tools; and wife can not be employed.
pvt. bath. Call Ia. 9-17o2.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 10th st. NV
For refined girls, home-cooked meals
nice rooms, Bendix washer; S47.5Q
up: or If desired room without
Ice. DBLE. RIM, good breakfast
friendly Southern home: excel
transp. RA. 6-392S. -23
MARBURY AALL--I7O9 21st st. NV
BIZ: Conn; newly decorated and
mach. Reasonable rates. Phone.
1901 18th N.W.-Lge. dbl; also
share rms; business people, stu.
dents: selected menus, switchboard
YOUNG LADY-RoOm with board
1903 1911 N.w.-rhs Circle view
homelike guesthouse; lge., triple
management. HO. 2-S536. 81
THE MAR-sALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV.
home away from home: excellent
mecIi 4AsEE TE so%Rb' tooq%fRd5' ANxinasEE tHSIlltlfi
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan, excel
meals; home atmosphere. no. 2-3566
WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV, HU. 3-3624
20 residence halls catering to youne
men and women. Running water
Daily maid service. Bendix washers
Selective restaurant-style menu
Recreation room. Free dances
movies and TV.
MAR-LEETA GUEST HOUSE
1925 18th ST. NV.
THE MAR-LU GUEST HOUSE
140S MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
HOME AWAY FROM HOME
Excellent meals. TV, washing mach
Ladies and Gentlemen
Evening star., 1953-03-20
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

MOTHER and small child desire rnl.
with board and day care for child.
Box 2S6-A Star. zoe
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HOTEL 1440

21O I'D xV
One rm., kit. and bath; 24-hr. phone
and eley. serv.; S24.50-S3l so wk.
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV. "a
LOVELY FURN. APT.
For 3 nice girls; hne Sc. section.
close to Census Bureau; strictly pvt. /;
al utils. furn.; $50 ea. 10. S-5777.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
ROOMS UNFURNisHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CoLORED-N.E.. Mr.. saith BENNINC
RD.-Conv. transp. and shopping
kit. privils.: $40. Ii. 7-0S84. 3.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

ALL RENTS REDUCED
Liv. rm., sleeping alcove, kit. dinette,
shower; nicely furn. All utils. incl.
$3.50 wk. 1868 Columbia rd. NV.
COLORED-1311 p ST. NV
Nicely furn;, newly decorated; S12
CofLoREE11 CoLoRE1-ii0s IitS'o o ST. Nw.-First
a. rear; $50 mo. Call zAGAMl
REALTY, Ii. 7-9377. -21
C0L0RED-2628 UNIVERSITY PL
NW:--Lge. front rm.. Semipvt. bath
$11.50 per week. TU. 2-3573. ga
Evening star., 1953-03-20
GLASSMANOR

GLASSMANOR
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A
SIsAsb, SHEAh dHRD4AN.THpE dATIaAST1HhE4A APT rUE AT
MODERATE RENTAL.
Daily-Weekly-Monthly
Some apts; completely equipped. incl.
Apts. also avail. To reach: Out
South Capitol st., q. blocks over
D. C.. line. Rental ONCE. l01
Audrey. lane. Open daily, o-6; Sat.
Evening star., 1953-03-20

ROCK CREEK APTS.
2411 goth ST. NV.
"a NEW BUILDING)
Overlooking Rock Greek Park, 1 block
Conn. ave-. efnciency. S35 wk.; l.
bedrm.. $50 wk. furn., maid serv.;
free parking, utilities. Open 1O-7
DE. 2.O927, ---22
Evening star., 1953-03-20

1855 G 81. N.E.-3 rms, bath: utiis.
asfl: aail iSe iDei: TO- $3.50 S9f a. rm'' BATH
1865 H ST. N:E.-3 rms, kit. or
rms. kit: S77.5O-$72.5O: heat. hot
2s4s seii MT. EleS; T1EW w., pL. s.E.-1st H.. 4
720 r ST. NE rms, Kit. and
bath: incl. utils.; $7S. Call ZAGAMI
REALTY, Ii. 1887, -21
Evening star., 1953-03-20
1924 PORTER ST. NV.

Coop. owner, leaving Washington for
2 yrs. wishes to rent well-furn.. l.
bedrm., liv. rrn.. dinette, kit. and
PARK, TO middie-aeed couple No
children. Rent .$125 per mo. To
inspect see 1anitor on premises or
call II. q. SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000.