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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
kenya Task
Still ''heaW"

LONDON, June ID - British
forces still have a "heavy task"
in Kenya, Gen. Sir George Frs
kline, Commander in Chief in East
Africa, said today.
General Erskine arrived to sup
port the Kenya Finance Minister,
E. A. Vasey, in a request for fur
Their financial help. Together they
opened conferences with Treasury
and Colonial Office officials about
the colony's financial crisis.
The costs of the anti-Mau Mau
campaign has exhausted a $16,80O,-
900 advance-two-th thirds of it a
free grant-made by Britain last
December.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Ky. Ministers
Admit Negroes

JEFFERSONTOWN, KY, =
(ANP)-The Jeffersontown Minis
terial Association last week admit
ted two Negro pastors for the first
time.
They are the Rev. w. N. Rich
ardson, pastor of First Baptist
church and the Rev. N. j. Johnson.
The newly elected members met
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
itAgainst City
May Be Filed In
Death Of Fleeing
Youth Shot By
Policeman
Father Says Youth Is
Only II Years Old

A suit may be filed in connection
with the Staying of a fleeing
Negro youth shot to death by the
pursuing city police officer here
Saturday night when the fleeing
youth ran into what appeared to be
dead-end in the darkness and
conflicting shadows in the rear of
the house on the east side of the
alley leading off Hamilton Street
in back of the Home Dining Room.
According to reports the father
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26

overall structure of the American
education. ="
However because the colleges are
situated in the areas predominantly
populated by Negroes, they will
continue to have large enrollments.
The fund, on the other hand, will
continue its campaign to raise the
annual 10 per cent operating bud
gets for its member colleges. This
years quota is $1,75O,000.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
National Sponsorship
Accepted For
Achievement Contests
For Negro ALI Club
Boys And Girls
Certificates Of Honor,
$50 Bonds Head List
Of The Awards

State College, Miss. - National
sponsorship has been accepted in
18 All Record Achievement con-
tests for Negro boys and girls, &C.
.cording to c. I. Smith, state All
Club leader.
In addition to this national
sponsorship, achievement, judging
and demonstration projects have
sponsored awards on county, dis
trict and state levels.
Certificates of honor and $50
bonds, head the list of awards to
national and sectional winners.
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Son Of Aga
Kahn Is Life
M ember nAAcP

NEW YORK-Fight for Free
dom Fund of the NAACP was aug
mented this week by two handsome
gifts-a bequeath of $7,745.40 from
the estate of the late Constance
Ragosine, of New Jersey, and ST.
600 from Sadruddin Aga Khan
Harvard student son of the Aga
Khan.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
neosho.SchooIs
Decide To
Admit Negroes

NEOSHO, Mo. (AP)-The Board
of Education has voted to abolish
racial segregation in the city
schools next fall and to close
Lincoln grade school for Negroes.
DR.. H. R. Bridges, president of
the six-man board, said the vote
was unanimous.
ut was taken after a good deal
of consideration" he said, with
Superintendent r. w. Anderson
present. We felt now was the time
to do it, to comply with the court
ruling" Neosho has 20 to rs Negro
youngsters Of school age.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
South Africa Bars
Prof. Matthews
From Race confah

Capetown, South Africa.-(AN
,P)-Prof. Zachariah X. Matthews.
whom many Americans recall as
the South African who lectured in
the United States in 1862, will not
be allowed to attend a world con-
ference on race relations at Homo
lulu late this month.
The South African government
has refused a passport to Prof.
Matthews, acting principal Of the
Fort Hare university college for
Africans in Transkei. The govern
ment, however, will allow two white
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26

During the 1954-55 school year
DR.. Anagnos will lecture on eco
nomic statistics at the Athens
(Greece) Graduate School of Eco
nomics and Business Science; and
Mr.. Palmer will be enrolled at the
University of Bordeaux (France)
as a graduate student in political
science.
The awards were made under the
provisions of Public Law 584, 10Th
Congress, the Fulbright Act. The
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
UNcF Drops Negro From Its Title

To conform with the spirit Of
the United State Supreme Court
ruling banning racial segregation
in education, the United Negro Col
lege Fund recently decided to drop
the word Negro from its title. It's
new title is now the United College
Fund.
This means that the 81 partici-
pating colleges have thrown their
doors open to all, and are NOW
ready to take their place in the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Mother OF
Jacksonian. Passes

Mrs. T. M. Brumfield, mother of
Mrs. Victor Jones of E. Church
Street, died in Nashville, Tenn,
Saturday. Funeral was held Tues
day, June %, in Nashville. Sur
wing relatives are: Rev. T. M.
Brumfield, husband, Nashville,
Tenn; Mrs. Victor Jones, Jackson,
Continued on Page Three)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
EThlOPIANS make AFRICAN
NEGROES PROUD that BLACK
men, TOO, HAVE UNBORN DIGNITY

among q select few there Wednes-
day, other than proud and salts
fled that it is possible for black
men to have Unborn dignity, no
matter how inferior the plumbing
or lacking in automobile assembly
lines their native country.
This was my reactions Wednes-
day IS stood and stared frankly
Continued on Page Two)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
The cuIfside
Approved Pastors
School To 0pen

NEW ORLEANS, La, = DR.. J.
Leonard Farmer, Austin, Texas,
Dean Of the Outside Approved Pas
tors School," announced that the
1864 Session Of the school will
convene, June 22-July 18th, 1854
at the Outside Assembly Grounds,
Waveland, Mississippi. This school
is conducted each year by the
New Orleans Area, The Methodist
Church, under the administration
Of Bishop Willis J. King, and
Bishop A. p. Shaw administrators
Of the New Orleans Area, made
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
FuIbright Grants Awarded Howard
University Teacher, 81 Graduate

WASHINGTON, D. C.-United
States Educational Exchange
Grants, commonly referred to as
Fulbright Grants, have been
awarded a Howard University
teacher and recent graduate of
the University. They are DR.. Mich.
olas c. Anagnos of 1O1 Sheridan
Street, norteast, associate profess
sor of economics; and Ronald D.
Palmer of 1913 w. Garfield Street,
Detroit, Mich, a 1854 graduate of
the College of Liberal Arts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
First Annual
Home Service Fair
And Kitchen
karnivaI Gets
High Praise From
Record Crowds
Attending Event
Grand Prize Won BY
Mrs. Elnora Catchings

The First Annual Home Service
Fair and Kitchen Karnival spon-
sored by the JACKSON ADVO-
CATE, which ended Saturday
night, won the highest praise from
the record crowds which attended
the three-nights affair which op-
ened Thursday night at the Col
lege Park Auditorium, as a public
service feature designed to inform
the Negro housewives of the city
in the use of the very latest in
home appliances and food prepare
ton.
The record crowds which attend
ed the affair during the three
Continued on Page Two)
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$4,000 Grant To
Piney Woods
School

RENO, New, June 21-(DSN)-
A SEE, 900 grant was awarded Piney
Woods Country Life School located
at Piney Woods, Mississippi, it was
announced here Saturday.
The $4,000 grant was made by
the Trustees of the Max Flesh
mann Foundation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
African Leaders
Denied Right
To Attend
y. S. Meeting
Quakers Criticize i. S
Eo~ Vsc~ Do1souy

PHILADELPHIA, June 18-The
American Friends Service Commit
tee charged today that the "timid-
ity" of United States officials had
prevented two overseas experts
from participating in the Quaker
organizations summer Institutes on
International Relations. +
Joseph Murumbi, African leader
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Negro Man
Charged With
ShootingA AT
Policeman Here

A Negro man is charged with
having engaged in a running gun
battle with City Motorcycle Po-
liceman here Sunday afternoon
which began after the officer spot
ted the man who was driving a
truck running a red light.
According to the officers re-
port; during the chase which start
ed after the man ran the red
light at the Corner of South and
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
BY ALMENA LOMAX

LOS ANGELES Calf, June 26
mo American Negro who has
ever yearned for black PEG. 70
hold their own in the unss. lily
contest of races which is nowhere
50 pronounced as in the United
States, could have helped but come
away from Glendale Sanitarium,
had he been privileged to have been
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26
Southern School
To Make Study
Of Indignation
Adult Training Center
Gets Field Foundation
Grant Of $500

MONTEAGLE, Tenn, June &c.
"A grant of $500 has been made
to the Highlander Folk School by
the Field Foundation for a pro-
gram to help provide for an orderly
transition from segregated to an
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-06-26

HELSINKI, Helsingfors, June II
to the Jackson Advo-
cate)-Dr. ARENA c. Mallory,
President and Founder, Saints In
dustrial School, Lexington, Miss,
is representing the only American
Negro organization at the Inter-
s1ational Council of Women held
llere, June 8-1S, attended by dele
Evening star., 1954-10-21
ROOMS AND ApTs. 70 siARE

N.W.-l-2 girls share mod. 3-bedrm.
home, twin beds. nv, with siris. $40
mo. RA. 3-58g2. evenings. ~
ARLANDRIA, ALEx.--Wanted. lady
TO- share 1-bedrm. apt. With an-
other lady: ccny. loc. to busline and
rent-. Navy Annex. airport and Dis
trict. After 9, XII. S-6S03. ~
BUS. on PR0FES. Man. 22-a5. TO
mare sn izsg esgl iprn apt VIII snSshsr snss1s
s4fs CONN. AVE. NV. .sThe Ken.
Inore-Young woman to share
beautifully furnished apt with
woman; new air-cond. bldg: lge
closet. secretariai phone service. tele.
shoSpins s centers. 1r restsurants ant asna and
theaters. Must have references; $40
CONGENIAI CPLE. or lady to share
2-bedrm. apt, with another lady;
nr: Cheverly shop. ctr. UN. 4-2739
LADY, between 80 and 4U, to share
LADY, 1901 Biitmore st. NV. AID,
KENsWsooioD rowERs--a-s sirls: 5.
ming pool. $40 mo. XII. S-0I09.
LADY wishes to share apt. with an
Sh Ssesr ssags 49, III after Ps. pm ans NV. sec
NAN. 1926. wants another man. en-
ployed, to share apt; clean. reason
able, near transp. See MR.. HARDIN
eyes,. 81. At 1914 18th st. NV. 22'
COLORED GIRL to share NV. apt.
yith another girl. co. 5-355S after
eofoRED-YoUNG MAN with good
job TO share NV. apt. with another
man. Cali bet. 5 and D pm. DE.
Evening star., 1954-10-21

TAKOMA PARK, 66i3 Westmcre-
land ave, LIST fioor;. .. rms. kit. and
bath; utilities included; $50 mo.
Mr.. GATES. RA. 3-2110 or RIA.
3-slf6. ---22
-Liv. rm.. dinette. kit. 3
bedrms, and hath; conv. to schools.
transp. and shopping. OIL. 4-2b45.
TAKoMA PARK. It'll Greenwood sse,
~ bedrma lir. rm.. kit, bath and
porch; $50. ROBERT e. LOHR,
Realtor, RA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING. ND, sligo Park
Hills Apts. Spacious 1 and 2
bedroom units In beautiful Sligo
Park. newly decorated and modern
facilities: utils incl; near Blair
High School and grade school; con-
yenient to walter Reed HOSPITAL.
Call MRS. sEESTED. ~. s-4693.
TAKOMA PARK, 20J Manor Circle
3 lse. rms. and bath; S65 incl. utili-
ties. ROBERT 3. LOHR, Realtor.
RA. 6-3600. ---23
LARGE GARDEN ATS. and 3 beds
rooms $72. 80 and $3.50 up. One
block TO .shopping center. schools:
newly redec.: fast. direct transp.
downtown D. c. 53rd pl and Defense
highway Bladensburg. Md. Res.
Meurilee Arms Apis.
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TAKOMA--Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit and
shopping: JQ; 9-9229;
HYATTSvILLE--Ent LIST a. Bedrm..
kit. liy. rrn., bath. scr. porch. pvt.
entr.; conv. transp.; utils. Call AP.
HALF BLOCK on Bladensburs I'd
Two rms. in Christian home; eInpl
cple.; all utils. $50. WA. 7-25a1
MOUNT RAINIER-Three rms. pvt.
bath, pvt; sntr.; 1-fare zone Can
HYATTsvIIlE, MD.-Purnished: 4
rooms and bath. end tioor;. utilities
furnished: nicely located to work:
married couple preferred. no chil-
dren and no drinxing. Rent, Sd5
month. ,Apply 1901 Baltimore ave-.
TAkOMA PARK-3rd a, furn. apt:
attrac. liv. rm., Eedrms., kit; pyt
bath, hail. Best neighborhood: W
blk. to bus. Churches close: best
schools. JU. 9-4S51. sos Tulip ave.
MOUNT RAINIER, 41os 38rd ST.
3 nicely furn. rooms; private bath;
near transportation. WA. 7-493S.
HYATrsyIL;LEl room. xxi Kit = pvt: ";
mo. Call WA. T-0014.
rnn.. bedrm.. kit. and
bath, pvt. entr.; ! blk. bus and
shops; $50. JU. 7-6549. JU. 5-15i2,
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APTs. UNEURNIsHED-D.c.

APIS. UNtUkNl9ftEO-
sHIPLEY PARK--one and 2 pedrm
apis. In lovely Sc. apt. DEVELOPMENT.
pienty cf closet space. storage rms.
and laundry facilities: conv to bus
schools and shopping center Once
located at a4oo 25th st sc. 10
s5Is 18th ST. N.w.-NewIy dec.
$50 80 and SIS per mo. See res
GhhSSlkiGETowN-Enic. hSliGE apt. modern
bldg; cony. transp.; .utils; incl,
sSSuRfaAM S3a a. HSTE2 sE2o' AR2A, HG a-eaas ssa
Woodley pl.--Two- -bedrm: apt. pvt;
entr.. 2nd A.. lge. attic fan, al
utils; win redec.; $110. DE. 2-1506,
ENJOY THE COMFORT OF HOME
An attractively furnished and deco
rated bedroom apt. with large Nv
ing room and separate dining area:
a weii-kept rear yard. 500. incl. al
utils Avail. Immediately: q choice
lSsat19n o Penns a. 2sls que sHANNN IA ss 'uss
IucHs CO. 7s4 i4th s.. NV. MA
Mr.. 9sai 18Th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Attrac. studio apt: recently redeco.
rated. S35 mo: rent, including utili'
HERE fEss s0ae Is RARReAIXLarse SAN a1ss' bedrm n
unit with dining area plus, ample
closet space: only S5l incl. heat
and hot water: 1874 Trinidad ave.
me-: close to Benning rd. and Mary,
land ave. Intersection. SHANNON
q LUCHS CO.. TIA l4th 81 NV
LooKiNG oo AROUND, Then let u.
show you this neat and comfortable
bedroom apt. at 55 Forester st
s.w. fright of S. Capitol st,J; room
sizes including separate dining area
plenty of closet space. plus storage
and laundry in basement: S66. In.
cludes heat and hot water. Res
mgr. 50 Forester St. No. 10
3-40s7l or SHANNON 4 LgCHs
THE ELDoN at 10th and L sts. NV
Comfortable and spacious bedrm
apts. Just decorated. now avail. al
this cony. location; nice room layout
storage and laundry facilities. ONLY
S65. incl. heat and h.wa 933 st
siT s5is, tss, Of sHASNNoN aaSnii NJ d LIZ I1cHs Is CO.
724 18th st. NV, MA. S-2345.
ISuLDlERS' HOME AREA Desirabl,
bedroom apt at rental you can
beat; only SAT 90. utilities not N,
porch porch. AS Eyarts ST. ne. SHANNON
& LUcHs CO. 724 i4th st. NV.
Ma. s-2345.
excel. transp., vic. Sol
dier's Home; store below also avail
SIS Is 18th ST. NEW. rm., bedrm.
kit, bath: S5S. utiis. incl. OIL. o
513S, OIL. G-1a63. -
i.2e 18th ST. NV. End q. front
| Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath; S62 Do
| utils incl See janitor or cali Tu
CLEAN AND REDEC.--l351 Penna
ave. Sc: t-bedrm.. apt. and rea.
porch; sue per mo. includes utilities
Il HbtDRoSMs, living room. dinin,
/ room. kitchen, reception hall ami
bath; reasonable rental. TIL
liSiS Y ST. Sc. Apt. No. on
bedrm., liv. rfn., dinette. kitchel
and bath. lst a.; 2.unit bldg.
newly decorated; $3.50 plus gtils
I.sia "a ssfEalsc sGEolRclA AVE. N.w.-Essl S
decor; iiv. rnl., bedrm., kit; an q
bath; new gas ranse. MR.. GLEkAs
IA IA; IiNSSEs SlsSSas m. N.E.--1 a osdrm
liv. rm., diiette. Kit. and bath: inc!
utiis., $3.50. Cali r. "a. HUM
GLOVER PARK AREA, 26oS Tunls'
I'd NV rooms. kit, and bath
$50 mo-. including Utilities Phon
Mr. Yount with y. s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-l4l1.
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APTs. UNFuRNlsHED-D.c. lApTs. uNFuRN.-Mp tcsas,

|coLoRED - TWO-BEDRM. APT. -
Nearly new; S75 per mo. See At
53aa p st. ne. Call MILLER. JE.
C0lIaoSRaiRsDIsss col III CAPlToL AVE. N.E.,
Apt, No. 3-Two rms, kit. bath.
perch. $57.50; newly dec. Z. Z.
BREuNINGER q SONS. Ma. S-2040.
|coLoRED-Nh. iStA AND GERARD
NV lge. rms, full kit and
BATH. refined married couple only;
no children; $40 incl heat. co.
COGI,0RaED--sOo COZ You sT. wv. nj.
[ Florida aye. - Offering smart I-bed-
rm. apt, tastefully decorated, for
immed. occup.; mod. kit. and full
tiled bath. plus excel. rnn. sizes and
ample closet space, storage and
laundry in hsmt.; S90-S55 incl all
uttls. except elec. See ianitor. or
SHANNON & LUcHS CO., 724 14th
ST. nws Ma, S-33l5
COLORED--2557 PITTS PL. S.E.--
Liy. rm.. bedrm., din. kit. and bath.
Sewly dec. al utils; furn. 81 mo.
e aooE wSsN5ssN sse 5sHlSor ,oio on PTsdsss vsTan,
ICoI0RED-Iio6 10Th ST. NV
z rms, Kit, and seniipvt. bath, $50
COLORKD--I86s KENDALL ST. NE.
Mod. apt. tnew 19501: ? ige, rms.
din. kit. bath: S62 SO. K. FAIR
BARN. ST. 3-s060: ewes. DE; p
C0LoRED-Isth AND You Nv
rm., kit, semipvt. bath, All utils..
$3.50. no. 2-74O0. IA. 9-4765;
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ApTs. UNFURNIsHEp--MD.

TAKOMA PARK. Md, exclusive area;
utils. incl; i and Q bedrm. apts.;
spacious room in lovely building.
Out New HAMPSHIRE ave. to Ethan
Allen ave, left to Jackson ave-,
and left to Manor Circle. Resident
No. 3 Cali MRS. STEWART. JU.
You'll AGREE when you see these
apt. homes at Elmar Gardens. THE
AREA plus. the comfort and con.
venience Of an. attractive garden
project. Cheerful one and two bed
room apts. newly. decoratedl at
S75 and $50. including all utilities.
Res on mgr s bespeen S5sfs Defense s4 hWy HAND and
Hyatsville on Edmonston rd.. SHAN
NV. NV IA. se2345.
ANTONETTE GARDENS - 2-bedrm.
apt, with lge liy. rm., dinette. kit.
and bath. $40, incl. all utils.; mr..
CO., SoEal ! Hill shp;ct5.; Ia14 Boone Beones
'1aA. apts., z a bedrms.. s. $3.50; Y bedrms,, !,
SI02.50: utils. incl. Near school,
bus, shops. 10. S-70SS. -26
TAX. PIX, 1910 Flower ave.--Nr. bus
stop: MOD. l-DeQrm. apt, easement
windoGs; $50. Open. JU. 7-9os4.
TAKoMA PARK. COS Fairview ave-
Beaut. redecor., 1st-f. apt. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit, ] bedrm.. bath;
storage space, .util, rm,i $3.50. incl.
ONE -BEbRooM TERRACE APT
All electric; 3 blocks from bus and
streetcar terminal, 2 blocks to shop
ping area. Silver Spring. JU. 5-S9O5
--23
BETHESDA, 9 blocks from Wisconsin
ave-, at 4403 East-West hwy; 2
bedrms.. liv. rm.. din, rn., kit. pvt,
entrance; only this one apt, in mod
ern bldg. with doctors office; $ll5
per month.
SILVER SPRING--1-bedroom terrace
apt, kitchenette, pvt. entr.. firepl,
Overlooks Rock Creek Park; 2945
Woodstock ave, JU. 9-l67l, 20
liver SPRING. nr. Ga, and Coles
ville--1 bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette,
kitchen and bath: newly decor. !;
utils incl. $3.50 mo. Call JU.
9-3490; ewes, 10. $4,000. Ri
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APIS. FURNisHED---vA,

ALEX, CENTRAL -. Adults. Home
furn. studio apt. 1-2 bedrms.. gas
heat. AID. 2-1910 daily betgween
ARL.-3 bedrms.: ideal 4 ladies': mod
pvt. duplex; crisp, clean; mr.. shop,
center, FIT. Myer. ia. S-7a33. I'll
ARL.-4 rms. conv. loc.. bus. shop.
theaters; Is min. Pentagon and
D.. C.. ia. 2-6456: after .. ia
FALLS CHURCH. on busline-3-rm
apt. completely furnished. Including
all utilities. adults only: SlQ0 per
month: now available. Call JE.
SMALL APT. for rent. reasonable. for
] person. JA 7-5009. -23
LARGE, attractive studio apt. with
pvt, bath. compl. furn.: incl. linens;
dishes. cooking and refgr.: most
suitable for working couple or stu
dents. $50 per mo. ". Arl. loc. !:
conv. to fast transp.; call ia; 8.
ARL., NEW BLDG. nr. Hecht's-One
bedrm.. new. mod. furn.: 3 expo
sures; extra closet space; washer.
drief in bSmt S110, incl. utilS
JA. S-7304, after 9 pm. ga
Observation-Disclosures apt, attrac
furn.: S15 per mo. ia. 5-G540
TIE. $4,000. -e3
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ROSEMARY APIS

ROSEMARY APIS.
Convenient to Walter Reed. Bethesda
Naval. NH. MOL and Johns HOP
kins. Large. attractive 2-bedroom
apt, newly furn., ideal for family
Play areas laundry facilities. pri::
vate bus service and recreational
1929 East-west Hwy.
Call JU. sligo
Evening star., 1954-10-21
APIS. FURNISHED

Liv. rm., bedrm.. kitchen and pvt
utiis. furn Elk. 3-5252. RI
Evening star., 1954-10-21

All ut1lltleS Included, auto. lauHuI,
and sun deck Cali resident man
ager. EN-. $4,000. rs
E140s 0IRARD ST. N.W.-2 rms. kit.
bath. heat furn., S43.
1886 10th ST. N.W.--Duplex, 2 rms.
kit. bath, porch. $50.
ishs sli n Sats. sr. nords. Nh Esd. rms" dinette
524 i3th ST. N.E.--2 rms. kit. bath
dinette; heat, hot water furn;; S62
1857 ADAMS ST. N.E.-Duplex,
, sIas., rms kit; -, bath; porch; s55s; -.
kit. bath, porch. S50.50;
heat. hot water furn.; S61, 80. I.
1l06 D ST S;E;a-3 rms. kit. bath
7sa r ST; s.w.--4 rms. bath. h-w
1915 eth ST s.w.--2 rms, kit. bath
porch. utils.. S70.
$40 10th ST. s.W.--2 rms, kit.
bath, all utils. furn.; $3.50
THOMAS P. BROWN
615. 4th st. 8 W. MA. S-1s1t
Evening star., 1954-10-21

c0LORED-L0YEIY 5 ROOMS and
bath: like new: no drinking and no
children 1922 Park I'd. CO. 100.
- End AND CHANNiNG
SITS. N.E.-Two rms. kit, plus all
ntils.: refined ARd quiet home, mr.
all transp. and shopping facilities.
Call MR.. EIsENNAN. Ii. 3-57g9.
CoLORED-IIls sth ST. NV.
Furn. Tor unfurn.J, room with
stove and sink. See McRAE, Apt
22, or call HU. 3-43Sl or JE.
n 81. N.W.-Two
nsaIR 6saI@s .consi.d s m ss kis s ME and ssss sss
COLORED--FURN. APT: 2 rms. kit.
share bath. uIils. INCLUDED: $6s 20.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
APTs. UNFURNlsHEDD.c.
CONGRESS- HALL APTS,
SPACIOUS GROUNDS

Exceptionally nice 2-bedrm. apt. with
close to shops and transp.: $50 80
incl. all utils. Apply resident man.
ager. 1925 18th ST. s.e.. Apt, 203
DREYFUSS BROS, 1919 18th st
u w MA 2-nnS1