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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
Some Premature Deaths!
tChicago Tribvne)
"DEsPoNDENT OVER ILL HEALTH =.
SHOT IN HEAD. DIES, 36"I

The devil takes IS years via OF the four
European religious eriPpIes the DEVILS medicine. surgery
and psyehiatry, and spiritually naked prayers
Another victim Of European reIigion-prisoner OF
dev-whieh excludes the life of Gods Christ Science
ReveIaor thereof-Gods 10 His
Messiah Son. reached her goth yesr-and who supposed
o be her death bed at age 45
But cod-not the DEVILS mafers medica-raised her up
Mrs Pauline Bennett, IS, of sl29 w. SD ST.. stiekney
township died yesterday in Little Company Of Mary Hos
pis. Police land husband She apparently shot her
self.
oEmocRAT-FoRmER ATTORNEY GENERAL
AGE 49-HEART attacks
Thinking fsvrel Another VICTIM OF The MENTAL
POISON Of the TRAlToRoUs. DEVILS DEMOCRATIC,
FRAUDULENT PsYcHoLocYn
indianapolis, Aug. (Speesl-Jsmes e. MeManamor.
49, former attorney general Of Indiana died here yesterday
OF heart attack native Of Indiana polls, he elected
Democrat in 194S and was defeated in 1882"
JUDAISM FORCED TO SURRENDER
IS YEARS TO THE DEVIL
Fifteen years in Detroit inadequate TO Offset the mental
poison Of Is years the New York melting pot psychology
Whom Satan hath bovnd'l tJesusI-
Entirely too much. through animal magnetism. material
iy false gods Of SEX alcoholic beverages tobacco subsu
ton Of Adams and Ewes for the ONE and ONLY Parent
in the entire vnverse!-"our Faheraofher Cod sIhsr.
moniovs"
Harry shen--a pIssferer Mr.. shen, Al, died Wednes
day in his home al 1878 San Juan.
Born in New York City Mr.. shein Detroit resi-
dsn, * vears
~. VAS msmhsr of e,,ai Birth and tho Marian Gil;
vermsn Post Of tie Jewish War Veterans"
BOY. a. DIES IN CAR cRAsHI
OF home, church. and Sunday School VOID of-or
deficient in-cods Christ Miracle Science Messishi
The wages of sin is deathl
BUT-reaIy, there is no DEATH spiritually eonsdered
Death is Just disturbing visible mortal thought
pieturel rundown! Departing to Join those millions
pepeEcr con pEpEEcr l,NlvspsE
Demonstrates to the pure in heart the AllNess OF
Cod good. and the unreay OF matter evil SIM disease and
desthl-and World Wars event
renee Jesus ms wo''o sns. pass away ,-.oeess
ing ms awakening 'o", '"s WI '0'~'@ s"as"Y ''se %
material existence :" ''' Asee"s'o"'na TOT YOU enc
your and yoo' ne P'0"'e'' wy "0'N' '"o "eN" '"'"
ye dol
MI esmens. aug "'"'" syo' ~ 'o''
huron was k''eo '"''sn'T' ''e"'' Gnu D'0'"s' "s's
injured IN z-ear eo's'on'
PERHAPS UNDERTAKEN CAN BE ExcLUDEDl
BOOTH GIRL, l9, IN IRON LUNcI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
BOY. a, DIES IN CAR cRAsH"l

OF home church. and Sunday School VOID of-or
deficient n-cod's Christ Miracle Science Messishl
The wages of sin is deaihI
BUT-resy there is DEATH spiritually consider dl
Death is Just disturbing. visible mortal hovght-movins
pietvre1 rundown! Departing TO Join those millions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-28
DEMocRAT-FoRMER ATTORNEY GENERAL
AGE 49-HEART attacks

Thinking failure! Another VICTIM OF the MENTAL
POISON Of the TRAIToRoUs. DEVILS DEMOCRATIC.
FRAUDULENT PsYcHoLocYllI
indianapolis, Aug. lSpeeia)-Jsmes e. MeManamon.
49, former attorney general Of Indiana died here yesterday
heart attack native Of indianapolis he elected
Democrat in I94s and defeated in 1882"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Rabbi Harry Sky Named
To Post in Alexandra

The Agudas Achim Congrega-
ton, 14OO Russell road, Alex
andria, has announced that
Rabbi Harry z. Sky. of New
burgh, N. Y, has been chosen
the new spiritual leader of the
congregation. He will assume
his new pulpit Monday.
|. The new rabbi comes to the
Alexandria congregation from
Congregation Agudas Achim in
Newburgh.
Rabbi Sky earned a bachelor
of arts degree from Yeshiva Uni
versity. New York City. in 1945.
Later he earned a degree in He
brew literature and received his
ordination from the Jewish The
illogical Seminary in New York
City.
After serving as a student rabbi
at Woodside,, Long Island, Jew
ish Community Center and as a
temporary rabbi with Temple
B'nai Abraham, Newark, N. j.,
he was rabbi at Temple Ahavath
Achim in Gloucester, Mass, be-
fore going to the Newburgh post.
Rabbi Sky. his wife, the for
mer Ruth Levinson, of New York,
and their 2-year-old daughter,
Rina Lynn, will reside at 1906
Commonwealth avenue, Alexan-
dria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
8 Colleges Represented
Al Goods Convention

Representatives Of women
students organizations from
eight area colleges today are at
tending a regional convention
of Associated. Women Students
at the University Of Maryland.
Schools represented are How
ard University, Western Mary
land College, Wilson Teachers
College. Hood College, Dunbar
ton College. Maryland State
College at Princess Anne. Amer
lean University and Catholic
University.
Dorothy Delaney, 8008 Takoma
avenue, Silver Spring, a member
of the University of Maryland
group, is chairman of the con-
vention.
Held at the university's new
Student Union Building from
10 am. to 4 pm. convention
activities will include panel dis
cussions on student government
and q luncheon for the delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Veterans Rehabilitation
Seen Strengthening U. 5.

By restoring destroyed and
demoralized victims of the last
war to positions of economic
independence and political and
moral strength, this country has
taken its most significant step
towards insuring its own sur
vival, Charles E. Saltzman, I'm
dersecretary of State for Ad-
ministration, said last night.
He spoke at a dinner-meeting
of members of the board of the
international Goodwill Indus
tries, held in the Hotel Statler.
He pointed out there also have
been rich by-products of this
restoration in terms Of economic
benefits to our own country"
Mr.. Saltzman praised Secre-
tary of State Dulles for having
made maximum contribution
to the building Of a durable and
just world peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Rockville Church Plans
Dedication Of Addition

An auditorium and a school
addition at st. Mary's Church,
Rockville, will be dedicated at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow by the Most
Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, Arch
bishop of Washington.
Five classrooms, an all-purpose
room and a kitchen are included
in the new facilities. The TOO
seat auditorium will serve for
religious services until construc-
ton of a replacement for the
present church, built in 1917.
The construction cost about
$245, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Council Of Churches
Calls for Faith 10
Meet Fears Of Times
By cospor Names
Star Sfaff Correspondent

BOSTON. Dec. 4.-The Ma
tional Council of Churches
closed its third biennial assembly
yesterday by calling on Chris
tians to meet the fears of these
times and the threats Of war
with confidence in our faith"
and the courage to face "the
choices which confront u.s."
The councils message to the
churches" touched on the nu-
merous issues confronting the
churches in relation to society,
to each other, to the clergy and
the laity, and to the worldwide
fellowship of Christians.
Stubborn Barrier.
Hitting again at the Com
munist threat, the message re-
iterated the churches view that
"totalitarian and tyrannical sys-
TENS have found in it (church)
their most stubborn barrier. In
our own country our churches
have been united in opposition
to the attitudes, conditions, and
practices that encourage COM
munism. We reject communism
because of its atheism, its dis
regard of the rights of the indi-
vidual, its misunderstanding of
the nature of man and of soci-
ETY., and its inherant tyranny"
The statement also expressed
again the churches stand urg-
ing support of the Supreme
Court decision abolishing seq
regation in the public schools.
1--WE believe it is the RESPONSE
bility and opportunity of each
local church to create the at
titudes essential to carrying out
this decision" the message said.
1--WE call on all Christian
churches whose faith recognizes
the unity Of men in God to help
make the transition from a
segregated to a non-segregated
society not only in the public
schools but throughout the COM
munity. especially within the
life and practice Of the church
itself. We deplore all efforts,
legal or otherwise. to circunn-
vent the Supreme Court de-
cision."
Urge Fair Practices.
Stands taken by the delegates
on other issues included the fol-
lowing:
/. Investigative procedures.
"There are some happy signs of
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Newberry, S. c., Mr.. Samuels
first entered the Government
agency on December 4. 1905.
In 1945 he was awarded the
Nays Meritorious Civilian Serv-
ice Award.
Mr.. Samuels was educated in
Atlanta and attended Georgia
Tech. In World War I he was
in the Navy as assistant ship
routing officer at the port OF
New York. He was in the. Naval
Reserve until 1910, when he was
placed on the honorary retired
list as lieutenant commander.
Mr.. Samuels, his wife and a
daughter Jane live at sos Wood
land terrace. Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

Wallace N. Streeter, Methodist;
the Rev. j. Clinton Hoggard,
National Baptist Convention,
u. s. A., Inc; Mrs. Theodore O.
Wedel. Episcopal; Tilford E.
Dudley, Congregational.
Business and Finance Commit
tee Bishop G. Bromley Oman:
John G. Ramsay, Presbyterian
Church, q. S. A.; Barbara Wei.
gapd, United Lutheran Church,
General Nominating Commit
tee-Victbr j. Tulane, A. M. E.
Zion; Bishop Oman.
Program and Field Operating
General Communicable. Hog
gard.
Washington Office General
Committee-Dr. Arthur S. Flem-
ming, tie Rev. Marion j. Cree
ger and Mrs. Streeter. Meth
odist; DR.. Russell Dixon, Con-
gregational; DR.. Edward L. r.
Elson, Presbyterian. U. S. A.;
the Rev. w. H. Jernagin, Ma
tior al Baptist Convention, U. S.
A.: the Rev. Henry c. Koch,
Evangelical and Reformed; DR..
Edward Hughes Pruden, Amer
lean Baptist, and the Very Rev.
Francis s. Sayre, jr., Episcopal.
Stassen a Member.
National Lay Committee
Harold E. Stassen. American
Baptist: Representative Judd,
Republican. of Minnesota, Con-
gregational: Mrs. Hastings, Di-
sciples Of Christ; John T. Jones,
Mrs. William F.. Knowland, j.
Scott Milne and Mrs. Streeter,
Methodist: Secretary of State
Dulles. Representative Hope, Re-
publican, of Kansas, Craig r.
Sheaffer, Presbyterian, U. S. A.;
Robert S. Henry, Presbyterian,
U. S. A.; Ruth Taylor, Mrs. We
del, Episcopal.
General Accounting and Au-
diting Committee. Spencer
Love, Presbyterian. U. S. A.
General Pensions Committee
Robert j. Meyers of Silver
Spring, Md, United Lutheran.
Special Committee on Co.
ordination of Service to the
Armed Forces-Dr. Fred E.
Reissig, United Lutheran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Campbell to Speak

Wallace ]. Campbell, director
Of the Washington Office Of the
Cooperative League Of the
U.S.. A. and chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee Of CARE. will
speak on Cooperation and
World Peace" at II am. tomor-
row before the Washington
Ethical Society. 1922 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

q return to. a more careful pro-
lection of human liberties within
the framework Of tested consti-
tutional procedures. We must
continue to press vigorously for
fair practices In our public life.
for the right of the accused to
face the accuser. and for the
preservation of those freedoms
which are our cherished her
itage."
2. Separation of church and
state. THE historical American
doctrine of the separation of
church and state has been ably
defended by our churches"
3. United Nations. 1--WE be-
lieve that our Government should
continue to support the United
Nations"
A.. Disar m a m n t. "The
churches in every land have a
special responsibility to further
the achievement Of universal
disarmament and the construc-
tive use of atomic power. We
believe that the common people
everywhere want peace and the
churches under God should be
their voice."
S. Technical assistance. 1--WE
should share with our fellowmen
our material goods and technical
skills, and, wherever possible,
assist those who are homeless
or stateless, and always hold
them before the throne of God
in prayer"
Vision of Unity.
The message also declared the
churches have a greater oppor-
tunity to work together than
sit has ever had, and we must
grasp it. We have the vision
of unity as principle, and now
we must translate it into actual
practice"
To this view the statement
added, There has never been
a wider opportunity to preach
the Gospel of Jesus Christ than
just now. There is hunger on
the part Of this generation which
only the Christian Gospel can
satisfy. The need is for a more
understanding ministry in order
that the gospel may become
more effective in daily life"
The assembly closed with
service in Old South Church,
Congregational, installing DR..
Eugene Carson Blake of Phila-
delphia as the councils third
president. He will serve until
the 1857 meeting in st. Louis.
ID. C. Residents Named.
Washington ID. c. residents
appointed to different boards
and committees of the council
were:
General Board-Mrs. j. War
rem Hastings, Disciples of Christ:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
School Provides Music

The Students League of Many
Nations Of the Practical Bible
Training School, Bible School
Park, N. Y, will provide music
and bring the message at the
II am. service tomorrow of the
Landover Hills Baptist Church,
Seventy third and Buchanan
streets. Landover Hills, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

sells through
out the world
was retired by
the Navy Hy-
d no 6 ra phic
Office yester-
day after A
years Of Fed
eral service.
He is Leo M.
Samuels, So,
director Of the
photographic
Omce's Divi-
sion of Chart
Construction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Church Of Reformation
Pastor 5 Sermon Listed

The Rev. pr. Lawrence D.
Folkemer, pastor Of the Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation. 212
East Capitol street, win speak on
Lift Up Your Heads at the
church's II am. service tomor-
row.
The church's MONDAY advent
services win continue at 1910
pm. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Art of PRAYER Topic

The Christian Rose Cross
Church will discuss. "The Art
OF Prayer" during a meeting
at 4 pm. tomorrow in the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Lunqley Hebrew PurIey

The Langley Hebrew Congre-
cation will hold its general men,
bership meeting at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in the Citizens Bank
Building, New Hampshire ave-
nue. and University lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Leo SamueIs Retires
From Chart Office

An Alexandria man who super
vised the compilation and prep
aration Of nautical charts used
by the Navy and merchant YES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
DR.. Freed to Preach

The Rev. DR.. Walter B.
Freed, pastor, will preach on
"In the Service of his Majesty"
at the 8 and II am. services to-
morrow at the Luther Place
Memorial Church, Fourteenth
and N streets NV.
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COLORED
COLORED
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY

Attrac. ! and 2 bedrm. apis. in mod
brk. garden-type bldg, cow. to
shop. and transp; bedrm.. 500 80;
2 bedrms., $50. Apply ianitor. 1900
Eaton I'd. Sc, Apt. 3Oi tjust of
Nichols ave.. DREYFUSS BROS,
1919 18th st. NV, MA. S-05S2.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

CLOSE iN--Excel loo;
new ! and 2 bedrm. apis. $40. SO
to 500. Utils., except cleo: 10
Minis. 10 D Z. Mr.. Glebe rd 4014
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Mr.. MINNESOTA AVE. AND 34th
ST. E.E.--Newly .redecor. l-bedrm,
apt. in duplex bldg; q Apply 1913
Mr. Ru0S %AR Fl r. REEDEMoaern BLDG.
din. alcove, bedrm., kit. and bath:
$500, utils. incl; available Mar.
is Cali 9-5 weekdays. EN-. 2-223l'
$3.50 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.-Liv. Tm..
rec peaf rm,; al. ali utii. incl; $77.So mo.
ME. s-4941. %
FINEST ADDRESS on Conn. ave-
.3x23 TT, spac. dressing rm. tsuit-
able for bedl. other furn.' COW.
heat and air cond. indiyid. con-
trolled: laundry rm.. valet shop.
garage. sun deck; $3.50. Phone
EN-. 3-2S00 liz
COLUMBIA RD.. 18th ST. NV
Elev. bldg; 2-bedrm. apt. with
foyer, liv; rrn;. Kit, dinette, bath;
1919 w ST. s.E.--Liv. rm.. 2 bed
r, IT. pvt bath r S sF SsR;1 le 81
heat. scHuLLER. Ma 5000.
NEW BLDG. 200 Valley ave. Sc 2
bedrms., 3 expos, disp. bus, shops.
Boiling. 10. 2-5541. EN-. 3-9426;
%
31s S. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--3 rms,
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO. 1874
l4th st. AID. 4-2005.
1920 MONROE ST. N.w.-Large eff
cheney apt. with complete new kitch-
en- and tile bath; 500 mo-. in
cludes all utilities. See MRS. GANTz.
Apt. 3, to inspect.
APIS, 1925 18th st.
n.w,-Spacious efficiency apis, am
pie closet space. in new air-condi-
toned bldg Walk downtown. .Immed,
occupancy, SIS incl. utilities and
secretariaI service. Inquire desk in
lobby
1921 CROFFUT PL. Sc. tnr. Green
way Apis l--Lge. 1-bedrm. duplex
apt. completely redecorated; addi-
tional space in bsmt.; rear yard;
S6950 mo-, plus utilities. DI.
7-4244: ewes, tn. a-6194.
. BEDRMs.. DOWNTOWN. $40
1917 Rhode, Island ave, APT. 1o4,
w haessf2Eate6 V RnaIr2 Spe RA
1856 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
o All utils. Sd 3d. Sas-ses .5o-s7s. a
select neiehborhood.
SAM RoSEY. AID. 4-o700
434 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc.
bath. reduced, Bird floor; S4e.50
plus gas. Key in basement.
AUERBACH. DI. 7-6501, AID, 4-5907
a 1s,d Is g ST ST. my NY
Sew. attrac. apis, tall ceiling. flrepls.
one one e e three rms. KIT. hath, s &c
PREFER OLDER ADULTS to enjoy a
bds i sedF soo ss 9Th Ii IL s sais e eEss
to Pa. ave. bus and shopping.
Avail now ALL UTILITIES INCL.
SG5 mo. SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1905 Fl st. NV. Ma. $3.50. -
BLK. CAPITOL-Clean. well-kept.
apt, bldg; efficiency, 500, utils. incl;
avail. immed. ST. 3-S1g4. IL
$3.50 INCLS. ALL UTILS.
3 rms, and bath. newly decorated,
conv. location. immediate occupancy
BUSADA REALTY co.
4415 Southern Ave. Sc. 10. a-s5oo
739 NEWTON PL. NV.
/ nm. kit. and bath. SASS; 2 rms.
kit. and bath $500. Apply j. H.
GREENE REALTY CO. IT'S Fla.
ave. NV. NO. 7-6145. p
1910 MEIGS ST. NE.
Apt. .. consisting of liv Tm.. bedrm..
dinette, kit. bath; screened-in rear
porch; $50. incl. heat and hot
water. See janitor rear of 1908
Meigs St or call.
CAFR1TZ co, D1. T-90s0
10
1929 4th ST. NV.
Apt. A. consisting OF liy. rm., bedrm.
dinette. kit. and bath: available
March %: $3.50 incl. heat and
hot water. See janitor at 337 Della
field pl. NV. or call CAFRITZ CO.,
DI. T-a0So. 10
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APIS. FURNtSHED-MD.
GLENDALE. MD.-conv. to D. c., pv

GLENDALE. MD.-Conv. to D. c., pvt.
liv. nm, bedrm.. gas kit, bath,
closed-in porch. Garden spot. Heat
and cleo. included. $50. Cedar g.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. in Takoma Park.
Pvt. entr., bath, garage utils. incl.
Cow. to shop ctr, and D. c. bus.
Infant accepted. 10. $3.50. 10
6I25 V ST. S.E.-4 rooms and bath.
Use Of laundry rm. Pvt. entr., S65
mo. incls. utils.. 10. 8-S21S. Ill
sKCEPTIONAL, spacious. completely
furn. | and 2 bedrms., utils.. every
thing incl, cow. loc.. attrac. for dis
eliminating; adults. JU. 9-2451 liz
End FL.-Ltv rm.. kit. bedrm. and
bath: quick transp. to D. c. WA.
$1,000. weekdays, after pm.
TAkOMA PARK-NewIy decorated
apt. in nice section; lge. ilv. rm.,
z bedrms,. kitchen. dinette; $50: 80.
TAKoMxG GPPAARK-Nicely furn, / and
2 bedrm. apis. in attractive 8-fam-
lily bldg: Adults. $115 and $97. so.
TAKoMA PARK. near Walter Reed, 2
nicely turn:. hedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and bath. ~. ytil. $50 and 500:
also ENC. apt. kit. and bath. $50.
JU. $500. Iii
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APIS. FURNISHED-VA.

DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Liv. rm.. bed.
rm., kit and bath. $75 to $3.50
service personnel preferred. Call TIE
5000 between 10-6.
N. ARL.. Westover area-Attrac. furn
l,3bedrm. apt; utiis. furn. AR
hhEzD1G GJE REAL ESTATE CORR "a.
2573. 'A ''' ''' 'Ao o
DUPIEx, MOD. NEW; 10 min. D. C.
'Compl. iurn.;. suitable 4 gentlemen;
BASEMENT APT. -Bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. bath; l blk. Colonial Village
and transportation; $50 mo-, utilS.
incl. ia. 7-4231. Ia
NICE APT. in apt. bldg, avail. now
for 8 girls or adult cple.; $110 mo;
"a, "a s,2127 Or La, ho; S-la75. o7-1s
Three rms, kit. bath. street A.;
pvt. entr.; utilS. furn.; $50 mo. ia.
FaiHRaFEAx-2-bedrm. recently redec,
apt; accept children: $50 mo-;
utils. turn. BR. S-9142. -
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LARGE S-RM. APT. ON Arl. blvd: bus.
10 Minis. Pentaeon.. 20 Minis. 18th
and Penna. Conv: shop. Ideal for 3
or 4 adults; "a; 1-640S: lib
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit, dinette and
bath. Heat furnished. Rent, $55.
Apt. /: apply after 8. Apt. 5. !.
SMALL APT, kit. bath and small
bedrm., liv. I'm. and din. rm. comb. !:
call after pm. OV. 3-l521.
N. ARL.. Westover area--Attrac. furn.
1-bedrm. apt: utils furn. Ar
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP. ia.
7-444S: ia. 7-4333; ewes. IA. s.
N. ARL., Westover Apts.-Bedrm.
liv rm, din. bath, kit; COW. every
thing: SQ4 10 KE 2-4S1h Ia
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COW. TO HOWARD UNIV.
Excep. attrac. I rm., kit, bath. huge
closet in mod. well-managed NV
apt. bldg; minutes from downtown,
S11.50 incl. heat and hot water;
also / bedrm.. $50 so incl. heat and
hot water
DREYFUsS BROS.
1919 18th st, NV. MA. S-05S2
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ave. ne: p. T. CONSTRUCTION
Co. 1923 Vt. ave. NV. ST, 3-2166,
III
COLoRED-a837 PITTS PL. Sc
Two bedrooms. living room. dinette.
nshed s2a Ssth b s n'i SIS m lSr
ganitor on pre sahso d z foG WH1s Sc
NANT; 1910 Vermont ave. NV, MA.
c S,1ola; ewes; LU; 2.3311., LA
sm: and blt - apt, ress,; Trinidad
COLoRED-NEWLY CONSTRUCTED
APTs.--Two to four rnl units. plus
Kit, and bath: priced low for quick
occupancy: n block from busline,
IA: e-S66i before S. LII. 1876
COLORED-NEw BLDG.-4end and
Washington pl. ne. near Renning
rd; Liy rm;: bedrm.. dlnette. kit
hath nat . nef T Hts T IL - 81: O.
LII. 1874. 10
COI.ORED-lI4O 4TH ST. N.E.-3
rms; kit, bath. h:w VIII; S75. RAY
Mo G, Or R. RuIPPERT' 1o17 9TH st.
coEok REF e;stSf Tern ST. s.E.-Aspt.
P Dtds mo. Me- NE. s s1fi and bath: 500
COLoRED-IlOs 18TH ST. Ne
bath. S6750. utii. and refgr. extra.
CHARLES C.. CONNER, RE. 1927 is.
coLoRED-e BIG BEDROOMS. Kit,
Just OF sheT T g I'd e Good st. tra ne
district. SHANNON & LUcHs CO,
cn AZ IoRE H st. NV s IA. 81 sTa3S5
bedroom apt. $3.50 mo. including
COLORED-110a c ST. s.E.-one-
bedroom. liv. .rm., kit. and bath in
newly remodeled bldg: 5000 mo-,
incl all utilities; laundry and stor-
is, ises q cali NE; s-54o0.
COLORED-SO3 9Th ST. N.W.-Lge.
I rm... kit. and bath in small conv.
located bldg: all utilities incl in
rent. See -janitor on premises or
ga eaI .n Nj s-S49s. ,,., or NV
incl. heat and hot water. See jani-
COL0RED-628 O ST. N.W.-1 rm..
semipyt: bath: $3.50 mo. Cali
COLORED - DEANWOOD p rms.
KY; and bath, shown by appt.. cali
MICHAEL WALSH & SON. RE. =
COLORED-HOW is THIS for rea-
sonable rent? $3.50 and S6250
plus utils. for a spacious one -bedrm.
apt. in a modern bldg. Big liv.
rm.. separate dinette., kit. with
entrances. Apt. at 1913 saith st. ne.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H
COLORED-i ROOM and kitchen
with Frisidaire; $3S month: adults
only 1t is Apt. 8. 1343 Corcoran
st. NV. Ii. 6-5604. 10
COLORED-APT.. 5 large rms. kit.
bath nice section; conv. transp; Ii.
CoLoRED-3 Rooms, kitchen and
bath. for refined couple; garage If
desired; $S5 per mo. DE. 2-2646.
coLoRED- 14th AND IRVING SITS.
NV apis: ! ana 2 rms. kit,
bath. Call CO. 5-4697. lis
COLORED-NICE PLACE TO LIVE,
30 4eth st. Sc. Apt. 302--New bldg:
SSyosiy sSedTn, apt incl pstlisiss
REALTY. RIA. $500.