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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29

pletion was a school. The work
erS pushed back the forest and
laid out the first building, a
boys dormitory, near Flower and
Division AYES.
This was in June, 1904, and
in three. months school was sup
posed to begin. But the long haul
of materials from the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad tracks, over
mud and ruts, prevented swift
work.
! So, the following November,
DR.. Wilkinson turned his class
into construction crew. That
was on the second day of school,
when the college was a cluster
of unfinished buildings on a cam
pus of underbrush and tree
stumpS.
DR.. Wilkinson and other fac
ulty members told their classes
there was little money for the
project, but lot of shovelS and
other tools.
Alternately attending classes
and working, young men lived
in the unheated, partly furnish
ed rooms in the dormitory, a
half-mile walk from the Beall and
Carroll Manor Houses, in which
classes were held. Girl students
were quartered in these houses.
Through the efforts of paid
workers, students, and teachers,
the school was far enough along
by Nov. 30, 1904, to be officially
opened for classes.
In order to train students for
the liberal arts as well as for
mission service, the school was
changed from its original status
as a mission seminary to a lib
eral arts college, and took the
name of Washington Missionary
College. John l.. Shaw was the
first president of the college.
On May %, 1915, the first de-
gree class of five was graduated.
The first issue of the school
paper, the Sligonian, appeared the
following year.
In 1917, college boys paved
Carroll Ave, from Manor Circle
to the college. Construction of
Columbia Hall, the present ad.
ministration building, was begun
Nov. IS, 1917 and completed Feb.
20, 1919.
The college library, press,
girls dormitory, normal school,
and the Sligo Church have been
completed within the last Is
years.
The educational program
stresses practical work as well as
academic training. In addition
to four.year courses in languages
and the social and physical sci.
ences, the school offers its stu.
dents opportunities to learn
trades.
Most Of the 6O0.odd students
work in one Of the colleges "in.
including a fully.equip.
ped print shop and wood mill
And, carrying on the tradition
of the first students who built
their own school, students take
care Of most Of the buildings and
ground maintenance.
Until a few years ago" says
William Sheppard, current presi.
dent Of the college, everyone |
had to work at a job two hours |
a day, whether he needs the
money or not"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
Bacr At Olney

Boxer Buddy Baer trained for
his 1912 fight against heavy.
weight champion Joe Louis on
the Oln6y Theatcr grounds. Baer
was Knocked out in the seventh
round.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
Schools Past
History Lives
In Memories

LII NlCl1lOIlCS
Except for newspaper files, the
history of the County's schools
must be CLEANED from personal
records of school officials, and
interviews with former students
and teachers.
The following are some of these
random notes from the past:
For example, Guy Jewell of
Rockville gives many insights in
to early County school history in
records of Rambling Round
Montgomery"
He says that the large field
in front of Richard Montgomery
High school is "by local tradition
known as the site of Braddock's
first camp after leaving George
town on his Inflated march to
Duquesne."
The land occupied by Richard
Montgomery and the Junior High
school was for long time the
property of the Montgomery
County Agricultural association
and the site of County fairs and
other large countrywide meet
ings."
There was a half-mile track
here. This was the site of the
county school field days, a high
light of the school program from
about 1910 until about 1885. Many
a county man fondly remembers
his athletic triumphs on this
field"
Statistics from Owen Knight s
files show that there were 80
white schools in the county with
SO teachers and 4,317 pupils in
1905. In 1925, there were 62 white
schools with 1863 teachers and
1898 pupils. The decrease in the
number of schools was due to
consolidation.
In 1924, there were 36 white
one.teacher schools, IA tWo.teach-
er and II graded elementary and
8 high schools. Colored schools
had two tWo-teacher and one
graded.
Mr. knights notes on the min
utes of early school board meet
ings offer startling contrasts to
the present day. For instance:
January %, 1906: completion of
upper rooms of Poolesville, SIG.
March 2, 1906: special meeting
to arrange sale of old school
building and lot at Poolesville to
Julius Hall for 1928.
April 2, 1906: on motion of
Roger b. Farquhar, school dis
trict 1-8 changed to include the
children Of Mr.. Benson who lives
remote from Ednor.
The history Of Sherwood High
can be followed in the notations:
Committee consisting of Messrs.
Bently, Kirk and Miss Sallie p.
Brooke were heard in reference
to the opening of new school
in the Sherwood School building,
Sandy Spring. The same deferred
to a future meeting" April 2,
1906.
On June 9TH, we find that Sher.
wood was accepted from the
Friends Central Association.
On October 8, 1906, a "delega.
ton composed of ladies and
gentlemen, members of the Home
Interest Club of Forest Glen, Lin
den, Takoma Park and Sligo ap.
peared before the board and dis.
cusscd the ACCESSIBILITY Of consoli.
dalton Of the schools in those
areas in the most centrally 10.
Gated and best adapted position
for such school"
Also in that year, the Board
Sis for an addition
to BroWningsvillc!
On February II, 1907, Alex
Gossaway and Carson Ward,
for the Presbyterian
Church and the Andrew Small
Academy in Darnestown, appear.
ed to talk over the taking of the
academy into the system as a
high school. A committee was
April goth, the trustees OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
First Budget
Ran to $4,000
Books Show

Our multi-million dollar indus
try, the public school system has
been one of the hottest issues in
this year of 1865.
1t is hard to realize that the
Montgomery County school sys.
lem with its $40,000,000 plant in
vestment and annual operating
budgets running in the millions
of dollars is little more than a
century old.
The first school board"
Thomas Griffith, Benoni Dawson
and Chairman John A. Carter
was appointed by the Maryland
legislature in 1889 to manage the
primary schools in the county.
Uriah Forrest was the first clerk
of the board.
BY 1850, there we're "a public
schools with a population of 81
teachers and $50 pupils. The an
nual budget that year was the
large sum of $S006 of which only
$3007 came from public funds.
What price teachers, those days!
But please note that the teacher
pupil ratio was considerably low
er than the present one.
The Constitutional Amendment
of 1864 set up the basic state sys-
tenn which struggled along until
1916 on very low income. The
present system was established
in that year with a State Super
intendent of Schools as executive
head of the State Board of Edu-
cation with powers of general
supervision throughout the state.
William Henry Farquhar was
the leader of the reorganization
in the county that took place dur
ing the Civil War. He was one
of the first board of school COM
missioners selected in 1866 along
with j. T. Dessellum, F. A. Daw-
son, j. N. Soper, Charles Albert
and R. M. Williams as secretary
and treasurer.
The School Board was first APP
pointed by the county commits.
sioners but in 1870 we find an
elected school board whose MEM
bers were Samuel Jones, S. w.
Davis, Edward Lewis, Isaac
Young, Thomas Water and James
Anderson.
In 1872 the Circuit Court be-
gan appointing the members.
Still later appointments were
made by the Governor until a
county referendum on November
Z, 1851 provided for an elected,
non-partisan school board of
seven members, one from each Of
the five council districts and two
at-large.
Montgomery County is the first
in the state to elect its school
board.
A summary of school statistics
for the year ending September
30, 1880 gives us number of in
teresting facts to contrast with
the present day system:
Number of school houses,
frame, 70; number of school
houses, brick, / number of school
houses, log, 11;'number of school
houses, stone, i; number of fenc-
ed lots, Z; number of schools
having outbuildings, 76; number
of schools having sufficient black
boards, IS; number of schools
having good furniture, rs; num-
Der of pupils for the year, AIT.
Receipts for the year totaled
$33,291.41, including $10,263.36
from the state school tax, S2672.-
20 from the county school tax and
S422.08 from the sale of books.
Disbursements included $24,-
1865 for teachers salaries, build
ing, repairs and furniture, S170-
38, printing and advertising, ST.
25, and left cash balance on
hand of $5.97!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-29
Grand Old Man of Education
In County = DIR. Edwin Broome
Still Works Scholastic Garden
Spirit Still Shines

DR.. Edwin w. Broome, of the Grand Old Men of
education in this country and wodfamous for his phos
optical concepts of teaching is still tending his flowers at
202 Monroe Street and watching his children the
County Board of Education building a few doors away
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

2 ADJOINING RMS, next to bath.
Child welcome. ST. 3-3445. NE.
S-pl54. Ex. 3-9259. -22
WANTED, cpl. with 2-yr. .-old child for
.hskpg,, apt. Free auto. wash. util,
and linens, s65 mo. CO. $500.
. EMPLOYED ADULTS bedrms..
gon. S35 each. ia. 4-1S54. ga
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Large studio
room. 1t. hskpg,; close transp. and
shops. Conn. ave. EN-. 3-S326.
FURN., Pa. ave. n.w.--S10
wk.. All utils., refgr.. gas. hot and
cold water RA. 6-24S5. --22
sSl7 2Sth ST. N.W.--Lge. rm. Mr..
sheraton. Park Hotel. Running
water; TTeofsggr. Tefgr. Reas. Sober. Adults.
so5s 18th ST. N.w.--Nicely furn
front room. double bed, linens furn. !:
hot plate; on carline; for couple, or
lsiG 18th ST. N.w.--Larre. clean.
warm. rm.. with kitchenette, refgr.,
stove and sink. Sl3 wkly. -22
S6 single, 81 so up rooms for Ink.
with hot plate and refgr.. 1928 NJ
,sis Il ma MSsssa sarsviaFs I'VE giso gRir.rr, 2S y,n
downtown; no drinkers. DE. 2-s263.
1883 IRVING ST. N.w.-ssie.. refsr
next bath: S3Q.50. also apt. iiv,.
bedrms kit. bath: s62.50. co.
c0olIo5RafE;D-BRooKLAND N.E.[s12
week; good transportation. LA.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-NE. G.

MONROE ST. N.E.--Attrac. loc., near
Cath. U. for ernpl. ladies; $50 and
$25 mo. Bus at corner. LA. 8-s9SS.
CAPITOL HILL--Efficiency balcony I:
private bath: refrigerator. S65. Ii.
LIBRARY VIC. II Large
comfortably furnished room for lady
Hao II ouiet friendly hone, homs, privileges,
CAPITOL HILL, mr.. Congressional
Library-7ecently restored home on
historic Seward Square. Employed
couple will rent to quiet, employed
person, lge. rn-, attractively furn.
LARGE Ar FRoNT ROOM, phone. laun-
dry and kitchen privileges. S25
919otf Wv aSSo9; clean turn S sin-
gle room for man. 81 week. Ii.
COLORED--LARGE ROOM and porch.
near bath. PRIVILEGES. HU. s-3973.
cOLoRED-Ie17 EvARTs ST. NE
2 rms, use OF all facilities; furn.
LA. 6-5920. -23
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS fURN.-Mp. 3 va.


ARL.. vA.--Nicely furn., conv. To-
Gated, busltnes. good neighbor-
LARGE BRiGHT ROOM. nicely furn.,
pvt. home, suitable for or 2. Next
TO bath. Bus stops mr.. door, 2 blks,
shop. ctr. Rent reas. JU. 7-7324
after q, all day Sun. s----s,,3
NICELY TURN. BEDRAf. White only.
XII. S-9S1g. --23
ARR sgl. attrac. rms. for gentle
man. Close to bath. Cony to Penta-
eon, Navy Annex, Ft. Myer. On 2
buslines. ia. 2-S464. --23
FREE RM.. next to bath for retired
lady who will be home days. Refs
ARGrSGToS. RI SSiE osSsDffAsssd DeAsdkrS2GToS III iaRfA
2 girls; sgi. bedrnis.. kit. .priyii.; $12
N. ARLINGTON = Unusually nice
T9 Eoom s-s1 Tith Y bath. in new brick ss hSsRe.
ARLINGTON--Spacious attrae. rm.,
pvt. bath: Ice. pvt. home. small
adult family: gentleman. IA. 2-1595.
ARLINGTON-Twin-beds cedar closet
On busline; 20 min. DC. Brkfst.
privils. ia. 2-s6e6 after 4 pm,
Evening star., 1955-01-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

POODLE tTortechini). mated with
ins. %sn' inisllissncs; zen SIS. pug j1. s1sslS.
ENGLISH SPRINGER sPANiELs.
champion sired. show stock. OIL
BsAGIGs. 4. broken. . years Old,
BOXER, puppies, male. tawn, Axe
reg healthy. 2 mo. old: $50, JE.
AQUARIUM, set up and ssrylsed.
this fascinating hobby Reas. rate.
For info, cal KE. s-sesl, Mr.
DBsFF !: fsE' s. 5ss52 Pg after Ssis s@
coEGlE cSfdkassiP iPurs--AKc res. littsr, a
wks. full collars; ResiStersd Ssde n, male
seamss ssanstcl ress ssindlf E sssss aGsasa 'hos:
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, Axe,
reg, beautiful black males, 10 wss';
reasonable, FL. d-34S5. -22
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. black and
tan, Axe; males, SIS; female. $50
DGHac5iHsTauND Ga5i ZIG fGpT GPupPrEs, red. long
hair, x miniature breeding, Axe
reg, perm. shots. BAYARb KEN
NElS, JE. 9-US9S.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL. for
merry hearted companion. bred
for beauty and intellisenee, OIL
sCoTTiEs, CoTTTTiiEis Axe. ch. bloodlines. typed
pups, each . potential champ. NC
cLELLAN. Ardmore. Spruce $500
SPRINGER SPANIEL. rsslstersd, !. :; !;
mo. -old male pups with certihed
full distemper and rabies shot; S2o.
pMAEMATiAN M 'PPeGfs, Axe ref, shots.
wormed, good pets for children.
Beaut. markings. Call for sappt.
sIn5AufifIg ~ 1IaSSg' POINTER PUPPY. 5
mos. female: Inagnificent markings.
liver and white: registered; all shots.
COCKER PUPS. Axe. champion
bioodiine: teddy-bear type; house
broken. S25 q pup. WA, 7-227S.
1915 Hamilton st., West Hyattsville'
cooaHLrE oHL PUPS, beautiful markings
and conformation; males. l fe-
THANKSGIVING Day, from reg. sire
and pqre-bIed mother; no papers
on mother hence low prices, start
ing at S25. so. 5-a4e5. --24
COOKERS, black, pedigreed, Axe.
male, female, good bloodline, . Mks.,
partly housebroken, wormed, shotsi
S35 and $40. LA. 6-4365. Ia
Evening star., 1955-01-21
APIS. FURNIsHEp-MD.

TAK0NIA PARK-3-room apt, SIS,
util. incl: on busline, nr. shopping.
Adults. JU. o-4h5p. pa
EVANSVILLE, 1918 Hamilton St,
west, Just over District line bet,
Cath. ., and Nd. U.-2 small bed
rms, lge, liy, rm.. dinette, kit:
fenced yard: sos mo. WA. 7-22IS.
TAKoMA, vic Walter Reed-Liy. rm:.
eeorm., kit, bath; S65. utils. incl.
JU. 9-9229 or LO. 4-0711. -23
ROGERS HGTS, Md or 2 bed
rms, liv. rm., kit. pvt. bath. entr.:
no pets or children. WA. 7-3l12.
TAKoMA PARK-Newly decor. mod
ldry. privl. Call JU. 5-7752. Pa
3-BEDRM. APT, u block to shopping
center and bus line; pvt. entrance;
SIS, utils. incl. 10. S-4213. Pa
TAkOMA PARK, 6701 Eastern ave-
Attractive terrace apt: 2 rms, kit.
sbath; S55.. JTI. 0-3S02.
EFFICIENCY APT, complete kitchen,
near transp.; reas. Call WA. 7-l114
after 9, or Sat. Sun. -23
SILVER SPRING-Lge. bed-liv rm-:,
KIT, bath, pvt. entr.: util.; $50.
JO, B-10(0, ----ksS
Evening star., 1955-01-21
APIS. FURNlsHED--vA.

n, ,ARL.--cozy. bedrm.. liv. rm..
kit. and bath, Just dec, carpets,
Grapes. 2nd-n. pvt, home; sep, en-
trance. conv. to everything. Must
be seen to be appreciated, SOB mo-.
ri VII lae niv kM kss hss S.srm fit
bath. private entrance, ist H.; conv.
loc., bus. shop, Pentagon. main
8. Arl. or. 4-els7 after 5 p.m;
ARL., 1888 goth st, s.--Liv. rm., bed
Tm, ,, KIT snad and aas bath. pvt. entrance; Yn;
q BEDRMs.. Ms'IaGai master ny. rm.. Sg elec.
kit. storage. pvt. entrances: nr.
Shirley hwy 2, G, 9 miles; $I1o,
ON LEE HWY.--Living room. bed
able FEB. !. ss5. ia: s-s557. N-ss
n: Artist fir. Of 2-apt. house;
liv.. rrn.. din, rm.J bedrin., bath
and kit: all util.. furn. Piano, trees,
outdr. flrpl. 500. IA. S-9137. !,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana 1.bed-
isundry PRIVILEGES: downtown s. locs.
ton: all utilities: SIS to So so.
CAL TIE. 6-6670, between 10 am.
= BEDRMS., twin beds, private SEMI
det. brick: ideal 4 ladies or men
utils. incl. Glebe rd., IA. 1888.
FALLS CHURCH--on busline: g.
room and hath apt. completely
furn. Incl. all utilities Couple pre-
ferred. Now available. SI00 per
mo. Call JE. 3-II41. go
SPACIOUS I AND . BEDRM. ATS,
excel. ccnd.: conv. Pentagon. Belvoir,
Se5-S115. KE. S-5283. KE. S-667T.
pa
Y. ARL.-Clean, newly furn. I -bedrm.
apt. pvt. bath. outside entr.; eonv.,
cloSe-in loc. ia 1-H1S0
Evening star., 1955-01-21
COLORED
HOTEL LINCOLN

20 Logan circle NV. Ali rms. rec
dec. Wall-to-wall carpeting. AL
hotel services. Switchboard serv.
ice. Elevator. Maid service. Din
rm. and cocktail lounge on prem.
ises; Ideally suited for Government
and dble rms. with and without
bath. Avail. at reasonable rates
Refs required. Inquire at desk OF
call DU. 7-1102. IA
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS WITH soARp

NICE PLACE for people recuperat-
Ing from illness. needfns quiet. sun
shine and good food. In nearby
Nd. For further information. cali
nH REED VIC, nicely ID farn.
twin bedrm. or single. home. pvt.
delicious meals. RA. SABA.
LGE. DOUBLE RM. with bath and
single rm.. with bath: pvt. home;
home cookins: newly redecorated.
isii s AZ 81. N.w.-sinsle or double.
Board Il desired. Near transporta-
ton. RA; 3-bgss; 80
and shopping center; TV lounge,
excellent meals, 80
nice home; reasonable conv. transp.
cSUiusrBaisAa RD. NV. sooi-Niee
rms. Good meals. Young people.
Ssles.. SIS; dbles, Sl2. co. 5-2493.
HOUSE, I4oi 10th nv
Ideal residence Tor business people
and students. Seleettye menu,
UuIAahhonrd TV Al
Evening star., 1955-01-21
RooMs ANp APTs. 10 SHARE

BACHELOR WISHES to share
Ideally situated In N. Ari. Car ia.
7-270S after 8 pm. "a
LARGE DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA
apt. or will rent room with kitchen
privileges to abstenious Christian
woman or couple. KI, 9-2617. --23
GEORGETOWN girl to share
house with ether girls; college
grad. under 20 pref. AD. 4-60g7;
WIDOW, middle aged. in bus, wants
to share her lovely small home with
another lady in bus. or retired. Maid
serv. Lovely garden. Bus sery. at
cor. to 18th and Pa. ave. IA. 2-6477.
BOoKIsH. musical girl to share
conf attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl; cow. transp. IA. b-0273.
WILL SHARE 2-bedrOom apt; with
chanSed. IN. 1910. -2S
LADY WILL SHARE 2-bedroom apt.
with refined couple or woman. Ref
erences EXCHANGED. uN. 4-3170s
GIRL, "a to s2. to share Conn. ave.
furn.; reas. HO. 2-3969. --23
CONN. AND KALORAMA RD. NV
Young lady will share beautiful q
bedrm. apt. with another girl: all
priyil.: conv. transp. Ho. 2-QSS4,
| OR 2 GIRLS. front twin bedroom
or private room, kit. bath, small
tiiyins tTansp TSS SS s-6ass sisi location egg s.0d
GENTLEMAN desires single man to
share l-bedrm. apt. Hyattsville area.
Box 256-S, Star.
GIRL to share house
with 4 other girls; $33 per mo. Gall
RA. 3-0S20. -23
NV. sEcTIoN--1 girl. preferably
over 25. to share 3-rm. apt. twin
beds; with. another girl. S42 80 mo,
RA. 6-9l6l. -23
AGED professional widow.
will share comfortable 5-rm. apt.
phone. Can morns. or ewes. JU.
7-7402 or Ju. 5-S936. ga
Si%it home With other aser riFIs; 1e twin BEDS. IS
TV: S3S mo. RA. 3-5S02. -26
GIRL to share with another girl.
attrac. bsmt. apt, on Conn. ave:
S33. Call NO. 7-1024. --21
YOUNG MAN, 2l-35. share roomy.
1-bedrm. apt. with cong. man: Du-
pont Cir. area. Twin beds. piano, un-
lin. ph.;; reas. Wkdys.. Df. 7-S464, !,
EFT. Is: eyes,, Sum-, DU. 7-b6Sl.
--23
2 YOUNG MEN wish to share their
apt. with ! or 2 young men, under
"a. ST. 3-6613, 8 pm. to 8. Down
town loc. -21
YOUNG MAN, to share mod, air.
cond. apt. with other man; conv.
location; all facilities: S45. Boz
SIR. Star
GIRL, 25-35 to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with / other Girl: conv. Georgetown
YtUOUNG tO IN MAN. n to share share efticieney sai &c apt
with another man. S5S; all facili-
ties. Phone co. 5-73S1. --23
LADY to share apt, with
one other lady; pvt. bedroom; all
pIiviledges. AID. 4-30S6: AID; q
SS11. --26
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS FURNlsHED-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILL, opposite House ONCE,
blk. Library Congress-2nd A.. next
bath with shower. Ii. 3-2913. --27
LARGE MODERN ROOM for 2:
kitchen privileges. 10. 2-5S69. --23
e36 MO.-Front room, recently re-
mod: sep. bath. pvt. tel; kit. facils.:
gentlemen. Ii. 7-6451 between Q
1s9 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-single
rm., next to bath; convenient trans
portation; home atmosphere. Ii. q
b377. .-27
Evening star., 1955-01-21
APIS. FURNISHED. C

17SI 2oth ST.. x block Conn. ave.
and R-Lafee living. bedroom: well
located; well furnished: modern
kitchen, bath. shower, dressing room.
one dignfied. refined person; SIS.
CAL WILLIAMS, Dupont 7-603e.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
FARM AND GARDEN

PLANT CHINESE CHESTNUTs =
Bliaht resistant, Produce prolific
crops OF sweet, delicious nuts and
provide shade for the home grounds.
Two 8 to 4 Il bearing size trees
offer No. 4.G-for SO, express col
lect Ask for free copy 56-page
sa.a y oaSf oVrsns ssns ars.st u sro8sGs sSGs
OF fruit trees, nut trees, berry
uiants. grape vines, and landscape
@AYNES B Ro NURSERIES,
NALL. CHAIN saws. new ana used
'iarts and service. MALONEY'S.
NC siiyel Spring. Ma. JU s-3333.
BALED STRAW FOR SALE, Also
beef. chicken and pork for freesers.
Pleasant 9.2325. --S3
Evening star., 1955-01-21
HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4lo1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER. MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Just across the District line. One bus
fare. Convenient to shopping CEN
ter and theater; excellent bus trans
portation.
Reception hall. living rm., dinette. 2
hedrms., kitchen and bath: S124 30.
including utilities.
hall. living room. dinette,
bedroom, kitchen and bath: sos,
including utilities. Available Feb. /.
Plenty Of parking. lovely grounds.
Apply In person. WA. 7-6200.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
2 BEDROOMs

ALL NEW FURNITURE
auto. laundry facils., off-street park
Ing; conv. TO Capital Transit bus
and streetcar. For information. call
10 2-37S3 or apply resident man
ager.. Apt. c-1s b03s 3Sth st..
Evening star., 1955-01-21
1910 BILTMORE NV.

Newly dec, / and 2 bedrm; apts, Liv.
rm.. din. rn., kit, bath, f1repl;: lge.
rms; elev. bldg; ". lease. 81 10
SI25. Mgr. AID. 1850. 23
COLORED-N.E. SEC rms. kit.
semipVt. bath; utfls. furn.; close 20
Shopping and tranSp.; modernistie
furniture; SIS. Shown BY appt. CAL
LA. 6-I952. bet. 6 and 3 pm. --22
cOLoRED-NICELY FURNISHED
1 large room, private kitchen. For
quiet, sober, working people; rel
erences: see custodian. 1905 Bel
mont I'd. NV, Apt. 2. after Pm
EN-. 2-1965. -23
CoLoRED-s9I4 18th ST. NV
Nicely furn. 1 rm: and kitchen.
share bath; sal. No children; sl4 yk'
coloRED@N.w-a 81 aIfSoINw rms. KIT. bath
Adults. -Can after o pm. ann wkday; ;,
all day sat. and sun. RA- 6-3364.
coLoRED-c ST. NE, mr.. 10th
Also, 18th .pl. ne, mr.. .. Two
rooms. kit, bath. pvt. compl. ,furn; /;
S65. utils. incl; adults. v. D.
JOHNSTON. HU. 3-46l5. ii :
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-o. c.

APIS. ukFuRSlSHED--n. 6.
sos VALLEY AVE. s.E.--Unusually
large 1-bedrm.- apt, triple exposure,
EsdeeoFatsd. $50. For INSPECTION can
SCI ine ana Q bedrrns,: modern. re-
dec. eArden-type apts. Pof infor-
nation. call 10. 2-35B3 or apply
At rental once. 1910 WahleT. pL.
1865 "a ST. N.W.--I rm., KIT, bath.
uttls. incl, $50: DAYS, IA. s@R700;
ewes. KE. 7-0753.
e30I 18th 81. N.W.---LEe. bright
enc. newly .redec.. modern elevator
oldg,i idrY, fscils. S6s.50 incl utiis
fwo Nc 1ss SEpkMs., rms an utlI. incl: s7S
up. Modern. newly decpfnted- Play
areas Tor children. For informa-
ton call RE. 5-SOd2. iii
MAR PA. AVE. BRIDGE<one and
two bedrnns-. Nv. ffn-. dinsits. kitchen
$3.50 and s75 plus uflls, Across Pa.
Ave. HFtdae. right on Eairlayn ave
70 1919 YOUNG st. 10. $4,000.
sEAurEFUL sfneieney. unfurnisnsd.
on the hfth. noor at The WOOD
lar q Mrs.. Nsuton. AD. 4-ss57.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED

AVE. AND GALVESTON
NRL. downtown. Bright, nicely dec
GRATED outside apts. .overlooking
Galveston, pl. Lily; nm. hedrms AZ.
bath. Sg9.50 mo-, furn.. incl. all
utils. Resident manager on premises.
20 Galveston pi. s.w. 10. 3-42S6.
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COLORED

1883 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Apt, 4, near Ga. ave. and Webster ST
2 lge. rooms. kit. pvt: bath, attrae.
and ali util. Open for INSPECTION
tn 8 pm. FEDERAL RENTAL CO.
9l5 New York ave. NV. Ma. S-74l6.
Evening star., 1955-01-21
ROOMS. uNFuRNIsHEp

1873 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 40
Lee, room. $40 and expenses, for
Protestant woman; no young girls.
no smokers Is
Colored-5th ST. Sc.
one large front bedrm also back
hedrm.: Christian adults Fri. and
Mrs. HAMILTON no. 2-is4o: