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Bethlehem Baptist Church
14th st. at E. Adams
DR.. Joshua r. Miner, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
PentecOstal Open Door Church
100 South 18th Street
L. Barnes, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Tanner Chapel A. Nj. Il. Church
9Th st. at E. jefferson
Rev., Charles K. Hayes, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Lucy Phillips Memorial Church
Corner 14th at e. Adams
Rev, L. J. Harper, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
FIRST INSTITUTIONAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
A. G. Hendricks, pastor
1143 E. Jefferson
$50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH
1902 E. Washington
Rev. VIM. H. Stevens, Jr, Minister
HOO am. Morning Worship
9:45 am. Sunday School
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST
HOO am. Morning Worship
1417 E. Madison
Rev. FL. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
9:45 am. Sunday School
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH
1923 S 18th Ave.
Phone AL. 2-5344
Rev. L. j. Dunbar, Pastor
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH
Corner 18th at East Monroe
Elder w. c.. Mills, Pastor
PENTECOST CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST
1902 East Buchanan
1000 am. Sunday School
11:3O am. Morning Worship
Bishop T. Davis, pastor
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
9th Avenue and Buckeye
Rev. N. L. Nuff, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Lucy Phillips
Last Sunday was a high day at
Lucy Phillips. The sermon de-
1ivered by the pastor was master
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15
Rev. M. Thompson
Begins Third Year
BY CEOLA SMITH

The Rev. M. Thompson begins
his third term as Presiding Elder
of the Arizona District; of the
Arizona-New Mexico Annual Con-
ference; of the c. M. E.. T.. Church,
with all the vim and Vigor of a
true church man.
Monday evening he held the
business session of conference of
the new year at Phillips Temple,
Due to very urgent business in
connection with the building of a
church at Flagstaff, he was not
able to be a part of the Sunday
services, he sent his regrets; how
ever he will be at Bethel Sunday
October 18th.
Rev. Thompson can we'll be
called the Old Man of the Noun
tains for he has the distinction OF
being the greatest church expan-
sionist in this western area of the
Fifth Episcopal District. He has
served and built many churches
since he came here, more than
thirty years ago from his native
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15
state of Alabama.

state of Alabama.
During the past two years he has
successfully led this district to
even greater heights. The church
may never fully realize how much
he means or has meant to the
community as well as the church.
He is a fearless and open chal-
lenger for what he thinks is right.
His motto, always build churches
and save souls" He contributes
much of his success to his wife who
is ever by his side and is also a
teacher in the city school system.
They reside at 1888 East Jefferson
Street.
bers have been added to his church
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
9th Avenue and Buckeye
Rev. N. L. Nuff, Pastor
= $50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15
Former Pastor
To Preside Over
Convention Here

Rev. l.. B. Nelson, former pas
tor of the First Institutional Bap-
tist Church, is to arrive here on the
10Th to preside over the annual ses-
sion of the Paradise Baptist State
Convention which will convere at
New Home Baptist Church, Rev.
w. A. Washington, Pastor. Rev.
Nelson will return to close out his
fifth year as president of the con-
vention. He is now pastor of the
Salem Institutional Baptist Church,
in Dallas, Texas. Thirty-two MEM
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15

For the eleventh year, the Ameri-
can Bible Society is sponsoring the
Worldwide Bible Reading program
from Thanksgiving through Christi
mas.
Setting aside a time each day for
a specific Bible reading has received
the support of people on all conti-
nents.
The readings are without note or
comment, and one may use what
ever version of the Bible he prefers.
Below are the readings for each
day, in the theme of personal faith
as selected by numerous people from
many denominations:
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15
Pilgrim Rest Baptist

The morning services were we'll
attended last Sunday, and we were
happy to have one nember to unite
with the church.
Correction
The program given at st. Johns
last Sunday was sponsored by the
State Convention instead of Pas
tors Aid as was reported.
FlOrine Johnson
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15

emeritus of All
Souls Unitarian
Church, Indian
apolis, Indiana,
has been called
as interim min
lister of the Un-
itarian Church
of Phoenix, 300
East Pasadena
A V e n u e, and
will speak Sun
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15
1St Institutional BAPTIST Shiloh Baptist

First | nstitu t j n Baptist
Church moves forward. The first
sermon was delivered by Rev. A.
G.. Kendrick, the new leader. Last
Arizona sun., 1954-10-15

Every Round Goes Higher and
Higher" apparently is the goal of
Shiloh. Each program and effort
seem to be a little better and a
Evening star., 1954-04-28
6-Piece Place SETTINGS

Each setting consists of knife. fork,
teaspoon, fiat handle butter
spreader. salad fork, cream soup
spoon,
Evening star., 1954-04-28
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What's more, all of this power is
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Evening star., 1954-04-28
Secretary Weeks
Buys oCurFrom
Paul Hoffman

Commerce Secretary Weeks
observation several weeks ago
that statesmen aren't selling any
more brings him a new car today.
The SECRETARY, declaring that
he needed an automobile and
hadn't been approached by an
auto salesman for four years,
had a flood of calls after the
statement-some of them from
insurance statesmen.
But one came from Studebaker
President Paul Hoffman, who
turned salesman long enough to
interest the Secretary in his
product. Through Lee D. Butler.
Studebaker distributor here. the
deal was closed.
At $50 this afternoon, Mr..
Hoffman will personally deliver
Mr.. Weeks new automobile
right to his door at the Com
merce building.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

trademark TCP changes all this
before you've used even two
tankfuls.
Shell Premium with TCP stops
that wasteful pre-ignition by
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Power works for you. And, be.
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Moreover, you get up to 215 times
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Shell Premium with TCP addi-
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feel your engines had a tune-up.
There's nothing like Shell Pre-
MUM with TCP. It's a Shell dis.
covery and the only place you can
get it is at Shell Dealers.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

We are living in "drve-in" age-and it is making
nation Of softies We can shop at supermarkets,
60 to church, and even pay traffic fines without set
ting foot outside our cars. And at the golf course
there is eep for hire to transport from tee to tee
But the automobile is not to blame "Its just our
cussed laziness," says Philip Wylie. Read "We Are
Forgetting How to Walk Sunday in THIS WEEK
Magazine in The Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
compIacency Criticized In tuberculosis Campaign

A call to eliminate compla-
cency which has crept into at
least some Of the organizations
designed to fight tuberculosis,
was sounded today by a doctor
before the Metropolitan Tuber-
culosiS Conference at the District
Welfare Department.
DR.. Ralph G. Beachley, health
officer of Arlington County. told
the delegates nothing could be
further from the truth" when
the statement is made that the
fight against tuberculosis has
been won.
"One hears" DR.. Beachley
Evening star., 1954-04-28

said. "from many quarters that
the fight against tuberculosis
has been won. that soon it will
be a rare disease and will be
considered along with smallpox,
yellow fever, or even leprosy, as
a disease only encountered as a
rarity. Even some of the un-
official tuberculosis associations
have expanded to other fields in
the belief the battle has been
Won"
Theme of the annual meeting,
attended by about 800 tubercu-
losis authorities is the impor-
tance Of routine chest X-rays
for all hospital admissions.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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Evening star., 1954-04-28

missing since last Wednesday
noon. He is 43 years old,
6 feet 2 inches tall and
weights 100 pounds. He has
crew cut, mixed brown and gray
hair and usually wears light pink
horned trimmed glasses. MDW
officials said Col. Beckner has
an excellent Army record.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

been missing
for Sc v e n
days.
officials said
Col. Beckner.
assistant op-
erations Of
ficer for the
Military Dis
trict Of Wash
ington, is be-
lieved to be
seriously i'll
and m ay be
suffering from
amnesia.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Aid Asked in Hunt
For Missing Colonel

The Army has asked the pub
lie for help in finding Col. John
o. Beckner Of 2915 South Dim
widdie street, Arlington, who has
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Review
Of the Week
In THE SUNDAY STAR

While France issues frantic plea for help at Diem
Bien Phu, the parey of Foreign Ministers opens
smoothly at Geneva At the same time, the Senator
McCarthyU S. Army controversy occupies the center
of the stage in Washington. If you find you can't
keep up with the headlines they flash across the
front page, catch up with them by turning to Review
of the Week-an exclusive feature of The Sunday
Star.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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Evening star., 1954-04-28

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Evening star., 1954-04-28
IN THE SUNDAY STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE
underwater "Ears"
for the Navy

In the peaceful setting of Tradelphia Lake, twelve
miles from Laurel, Nd, scientists are testing how
well different types of receivers can "hear' in the
water. The scientists work with sound that cannot
be heard paradoxical as this may seem. And there
is also the considerable problem of distinguishing
between submarine, fish and wave. You will
enjoy this very interesting two-page picture story
in THE STAR PICTORIAL MAGAZINE next
Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

FATEFUL NEWS STORIES ARE BREAKING SWIFT SUCCESSION
THESE DAYS. IF YOU CAN'T KEEP UP WITH 1T ALL AS IT
HAPPENS - BE SURE TO READ
Evening star., 1954-10-31

that young love is like no other emotion we
ever again experience.
Even parents who up to now have had
good relationship with their children are sud-
denly fearful. remember one mother who
wept despairingly jamie told me last night
she wants to get engaged. She's only fifteen!
The boy has family background like Tobacco
Road and face that looks like fruitcake
that exploded in the oven! What shall do?"
Many parents, terribly anxious to make
light of the whole thing. turn against their
sensitive youngsters that cruelest of all weap-
ons - ridicule. Don't mind Billy, he can't
eat. he's in lover' Or, 'Well, suppose you
two love birds want to be alone in the parlor!"
Continued on page IS
Evening star., 1954-10-31
A PSYCHlATRIST LOOKS AT

I'D ECENTLY parents throughout the country
l0 were shocked by the double suicide of
teen-aged boy and girl. These A-year-olds
were found, still holding hands, in the front
seat of the boys fathers Car. The garage
door was closed, the motor was still running
Pinned to the steering wheel was note
addressed to their parents, Nov you can't
keep us apart!"
Nearly as tragic was the story of l6-year-
old high-school honor student and her 17-year-
old boy friend who took $500 and a diamond
ring from home and ran away to nearby
city. The girls parents forced them to get
married at once to save the family honor.
Both sets of parents told juvenile authorities,
"And all the time we thought it was just
another case of puppy love!'
1t may well have been! Two youngsters
might still be alive and two Others might not
have been forced into shotgun wedding If
their parents had known little more about
that intense young emotion we call puppy love.
Of course, not all young love affairs end in
tragedy. For the most part our youngsters
fall in love and out again and within six
DR. STRECKER is familiar TO THIS WEEK
readers for many articles on t1saH relations. He
is Chairman of the Department Of Psychiatry at
the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Medicine
Evening star., 1954-10-31

months don't even remember one another's
telephone numbers. Psyehologieally, hoscesev,
sce are discovering that PUPPY lore is alsrays
pretty serious business. Esen though ii seldom
results tn any lasting association, it otten is
good barometer of hosp your child ,ViH handle
future Lore affairs and, ultimately, marriage
itself.
And yet, how seldom do parents meet a
case of puppy love with an attitude that says,
Were 50 happy for you! It's wonderful to
be in love, isn't it?'
OF course puppy love is almost never the
real thing, any more than couple of six-year-
ODDS playing house are really husband and
wife. Yet it is not fair to call those some
times frighteningly intense young love affairs
Evening star., 1954-10-31

Childish" Strong emotions are generated.
The parent who ridicules, discourages or for
bids puppy love affair is doing his child a
grave disservice - and undoubtedly making
trouble for himself as well!
What is the truth about puppy love? What
are its hazards? What are its values? How
can you best stand by your child while he or
she makes the exciting discovery of that sweet
est of human emotions - falling in love?
what We Forget
1T Is important first, think, to examine the
reasons why so many parents - even kindly,
pernnssive ones - are severely jolted by the
sight of their youngster incoming about starry
eyed, hanging on the telephone. We forget
Evening star., 1954-09-25
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.COLORED
1920 G ST. Sc.
One bedroom, kit. and bath: all util-
ities included in rent, only
$3.50
800 56th ST. NE.
/ bedroom, large living room, colored
tile bath. modern Kitchen; newly
decorated; all utilities included in
rental of
$500
To Inspect. sea Janitor in Basement
342 55th ST. NE.
2 bedrooms. living room, kitchen and
bath.
$69.50
See Janitor in Basement at
900 5.th St NE
Fl. L. RUST co.
1901 10Th ST. NV. MA. $500
Evening star., 1954-09-25
APIS. UNfuRN.-Mp. tcons., ,

TAKONA PARK. sf04 Flower ave-
Lovely new apt. in 3-unit det. BIDS;
lee; liy. rm with f1repl.. . lge.
slr nsarms;s Junior din. rm.. kit, bath.
adults. See this any time. JU.
TAkOMA PARK, MD.--l-bedrnx. apt.
So to $50. 2-bedrm. apt. 500 to
S9o. May use own washer, clothes-
line outdoors; storage locker. Ju.
5-7560 or Fulton s5453
TAxoMA PARK. sO0a Greenwood
ave.-Two:: ::bedrm. apt; entr. End a..
fenced yard mr. schools. stores, bus;
TAfkSoiMAO u PARK xxx d IS six,rm.' rS4 a-DafR
apt. list A.: adults pref: refs. req.
Cali between 3-5 pm, JU. 9-S909.
RoCKvILLE-one bedrm. apis. iiv.
rm,,. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch. near schools and shop.
ping center. S65. PO. 2-3003.
TAkOatA Pk.--.-bedrm. apt. utils.
mel Conv. eto shop. center and bus.
Imr"ed. occupancy. $500. HA. 2-S91l
NalEins distance MARYLAND Univ.
7-33i7 or LU .-5e43. -26
$500, GLENVIEW AVE. = Takoma
Park, SS4 80; .a-bedrm terrace apt.
Keys eey Apt lSrn siG5cis EGdENE sha ifif PH1rER FER:
Tower Bldg. ST. 3-S7lls --25
ARUNDEL APIS. 400 3lst St. Mt.
Rainier. Md. (31st and Arundel rd)
everything. All utilities included:
Sg2.5o; See MIR. ANTHONY or ean
HAMILTON MANOR. INC.-conveni.
schools: redscorated l-hedrm. apts..
Open Mon. through Sat, . TO 5 eX-
cept Thurs. Open ewes, and Sun. by
appointment, uN. 4-U2S6. 3342
Lancer driye, Hvattsyille. &c
:i42t Rhode Island ave. ne. WA, =
SAVER spEING-l-bedrm. apt. in
Sligo Park overlooking woods; newly
deeorated; sep. dinette; eross ven
age and laundry facilities; free mas
ter TV anteuna; adults $50 incl.
ntiis GGn MRS; WHEELER Res.
SILVER MSIis : . SPRING Il Lovely e-bedrm. 2
large kit.., picture windows with
cross ventilation; storage and laIh-
dry facilities: mr.. schools; free mas
ter Nv antenna; 81. Incl. utliS. Call
MRS: WHEELER. Res. Mgr, .lU.
sUiTLAND At CENSUS rms, kit.
bath; newly dec, adults; ground
f.: S5G. 10. S-3027. 30
R0CKVILLE--33-be -bedrm apt; conv.
to bus stop, churches, schools and
shopping center; no pets allowed.
Gail PO. 2-24O6 after II noon. --36
TAKOMA PARK. near D. c. line
Bright. comfortable 2-bedrm. apt,
reeuired req red Ju ! 5-44sa au''S '"'S. -s8 tS
1898 EAST-WEST HWY. Just west
OF 10th st.--2-bedrm individual
dwelling unit; duplex with pvt. front
and. rear entrances. conv. to D. c.
busline and shopping: will redec.;
500 per mo, plus utils. Phone MA.
S-Io2l a
TAKOMA PARK rms, suitable
for working cpie. or young mother:
must share bath: $40 mo. JU. s.
2915. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-25

COLORED-a35I CHAMpLAIN ST.
N.W.aa3 rms. kit, bath, S69.5o:
IN l rm.. kit. bath; !! s54.5Sl .S'n Du. e.
7-0312. -26
COLORED-N.W., 18th and Ken
yon--2 rms. kit. and bath: sos in
Guiding utils. NO. 7-292s. go
kit built-in shower bath. tiled firs.;
on car. bus line: AID. 2-9S0S. --26
COLORED--LARGE---1 and 2-rm..
kit. and bath; refs; newly deco
rated; $45 up per mo. 1915 9th
coIoRED-4s1o 81 oi 9Th ST. NV
rms, kit and bath, screened porch;
lovely neighborhood; $40 incl. utils,
HARRISON & ADAMS. ma. s-s30s.
coLoRED-ess N ST. N.w.-Lovely
neighborhood: S67.50 mo. HAIR
R1soN & ADAMS. Ma. s-s30s;.
OF l and @
nARR1soN ] A Ns &sadN Z ADAMs, ass Iss K St
CoLoRED-S.W. SECTION room
and kit. unfurn. apt. $50 mo. GO.
CoLoRED-elso 9Th ST. nv
2 rms. bath; gas heat; $40 90.
RAyMoNg r Z 20 p R: a!s{sa sYPrERT' lo11c Mcs 9Th
CoLoRED0NEw APT. BLDG.-Large
liv rm., dining area, kit, bedrm.,
refgr. with freezer. Venetian blinds.
plug-in TV antenna, ldry. rm. with
washer and dryer; parking area;
S67.50 per mo. Agent on premises
till 4 pm. daily. 311 Division ave.
COLoRED-ass7 PITTS PL. Sc
Liv. rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit. and
bath; all utils. furn. $72 mo. Apt.
building;. transportation at door.
See ianitor on premises. j. T.
WHIsONANT, 1OlO Vermont ave.
coEoREb-fxGEt: a;E; NS: s,daRt: LocArIoNs-
baa batG. ses5o s. AND s7d5o E%S "a snd snd
st: n.e.-l rm. kitchen and bath,
or cali WASHINGTON HOUSING
cGCGf6RttpMoFFtSE GG6Rt "a sF4Sisj AND APT comb.
antr rh1ee 81. 5Us'' 74sn7. ISL kit bath. s pvt
rm., bedrm;, Kit. bath; redecorated;
COLoREDMi-RM. APT. with pvt.
bath, only SS5 incl. utils. Ideal
upper NV. location. ST. 3-045o:
SECTION. End st.
nr. Pa. ave. no children. Call
COL W LOREDEi354 MONROE ST. NV.
- rms. kit. bath. heat and hot
sp water ss SIS sRHfY S sse 'Msna5t0T mi ssgs ssgs
CoLoRED-eo1 EYE ST. N.W.-Two
rooms and kit; h.h. and cleo, gas
S4S mo. CO. 5-2123. 25'
COLORED-REASON PRICED
APTS.--Center location. WINSTON
EnTTETN(S No r-C61O -CR
Evening star., 1954-09-25
1920 Livingston Rd. Sc.
list C0MPI,ETEn
CAVALIER

35UU I4th ST. NV.
TU. 2-3600
FOR OCCUPANCY OCT. 1
Bedroom. living room. dinette and
kitchen. tile bath and shower;
5000 and up.
2 bedrooms. living room. dinette and
kitchen. tile bath and shower;
$97 80 and up.
We offer 24-hour desk. telephone
switchboard and elevator service.
Evening star., 1954-09-25
APTs. uNFuRNIsHEp-p. e.

COLORED-1s4O VERNON ST. NV.
2 rms, kit. bath: apt. bldg: good
transp, heat and hot water: sos.
CoLoRED-LIv. RM.. BEDRM., din,
kitchen and bath. Very nice: S73:
Mon. through Fri. Q a.m.-4 p.m
coLoREp-N.w. sEcTIoN-1 rm.,
ssts sit Gssh nf sasA utiIs; furn' strictly gys.'
ICoLoRRD-NEw tsIsl III, NEW ! APT. BLDG.-Laree
liy. rm., dining area. kit, bedrm-.
refsr. with freezer. Venetian blinds,
plug-in TV antenna. ldry. I'm. with
washer and dryer: parking area;
TIL 4 pm. daily. all Division ave,
coIoREp-I1e ssrd N.E.-s-rm.,
bath apt; gas heat. s65. SAM
c69oEkDMso S9oEY: A2, MASS MASS. AVE. nv Nv
sAM snlSi sosaY sssh ap apt- $3.50 ga heat. ss 80
CoioRED4ioiG GRANT ST. NE
Fireproof bldg. Ice. 1-bedrm.. kit.
and bath apt, No children. S75 incl,
utils; Janitor on premises. METzLER
ICoLORED-a1fi 18th NV rms.
kit. and dinette; semi-pvt. bath;
lights and gas included. S65S 30.
copoRRED&ia.s 81 R1EsDieias EpsoN pL. Ne
floor. Rent. s6s. Incl. atils. see jan,
Apt No. 3 on premises or call H.
6. sMITHY CO., s11 18th st. NV.
|cSLoRfDmiass SLoiaSOoiis .7th ST. N.w.-six
mo mo; geeoodd geode location; excel. tgansp- ran
coHoRED@a7a4 1S4cai7 BENNING RID. s.E.
fea AND 1i?s'i 5edPm. Pm 11aD units. See 50 and
$3.50 mo-: no children under y.
URCIoLo REALTY CO.. ME. s-4941,
coLoRED. 1854 QUEENS ST. Ne
! bedrm.. kit. bath. s62.50. p1'
coIoRED-s4s IRVING sT.-s rms.
kit. and bath; uti,s: incl; Ss5 mo-
coIoREp1issi 81 sRisise.i Z GIRARD N:w.-s
rms. bath; newly dec; supply own
heat; $3.50 mo. Key lower apt;
COLORED-N. CAP. ST, conv, to
Government Printing ofhce-2 rms,
mo. Z. QUINCY SMITH. INC, l4ls
H st NV. DI. 7-905i; week ends
coLoREp 81, 2a 1 = ilss, HoLBRooK ST.
NE. tNr, Sears I-Liv. rm.. bedrm,.
kit dinette and bath; sos mo:
ST, 3-31G0 or EN-. 3-SJpo. ~
COLORED-l591 18th 81. S.W.-En-
tire floor, may be used as liv, rm.,
!. bedrms.. Kitchen, dinette. bath
room and den; utils. incl; $50 mo.
Good transp. TU. 2-73ol. 26
COLORED-I83I 18th ST. Ne
Newly dec, /, 2 and 3 bedrms.. plus
liv. rm., kit. and bath; nr. Mckin-
ley Tech High School. See lanitor
or call sIGLER & CO., RA. 3-343l'
COLOREDwi36s MORRIS RID. Sc
New 3-rm. apt. near Nichols ave.
and Good Hope rd. Low rent. Open
Sat. and Sun. to z pm. Key at
1867. Apt. o26
COLORED-HOME APT; lge. bed
rms, liy rm., kit, bath with
shower. Conv. 1oc. IL 1892:
Evening star., 1954-09-25
COLORED
COUPLES ONLY

1851 K ST. Sc
First offering of these excellent, J.
bedroom units in extremely con
renient location, and Just renovated
all utilities furnished; very reason
able rent Call Mr.. Covill or Mrs
Callas. RE. 1850. COLONIAL IN
vESTMENT CO., s23 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1954-09-25
COLORED
COLORED
KENILWORTH AVE. NE.

1900 BLOCK 49,
One bedrm., liv. rm., .dinette, KIT
and bath: $3.50, incl. utlls; Cal
Mr.. Coyill or Mrs. CallaS. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. 923 18th st
NV RE I-6ti5U -3U
Evening star., 1954-09-25

COLORED-235I CHAMPLAIN ST
N.W.-3 rms. kit, bath, $50 so:
also . rms. S45 2l14 10th st
NV rm., kit. bath; S54.50. DU.
Evening star., 1954-09-25
COLORED-SOUTHEAST
Available Now or for
Future Occupancy

/ BEDROOM
l401 CONGRESS PL. se5
] 407 CONGRESS PL., No. l. IS
I415 CONGRESS PL. ts5
ALBA CONGRESS PL.----L- 65
l452 ALA. AVE. No. 2 65
To Inspect. See Janitor
Mr.. Holman 1452 Ala. Ave. 10. 3-4697
2427 ALA. AVE, No. 800 Se7 so
To Inspect See Janitor
Mr.. Pinkett, 2425 Ala. Ave. Lu. 1-5021
Evening star., 1954-09-25
S77.5o MONTH

Large, newly decorated 2-bedroom
apt, in Al condition throushout,
Front and rear private entrances.
Just l block from bus transporta-
tion, schools and shopping.
See Rental Agent on Premises.