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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

Observation-Disclosures Els
enhower indicated for the first
time last week that his age will
be a factor in his decision on
whether to seek a second term.
Mr.. Eisenhower noted in accept
ing another resolution calling on
him to run for reelection that no
president has ever reached his 10th
year in the White House.
The 64-year-old Chief Executive
would be 70 by the end of another
four years in office.
Mr.. Eisenhower again indicated
however that the world situation
year from now will be the de-
termining factor in his second term
decision.
The Presidents remarks were
made to a delegation of Ohio Re-
publicans who presented the resolu-
ton passed by the State COP Com
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
IS Year Old
African May
Get Education

johannesburg, South Africa -
Stephen Ramasodi, a 16-yeor-old
African schoolboy, who was refused
a passport to take a scholarship
at exclusive Kent High School,
Kent, Connecticut, may be able
to realize his ambition to become
a doctor by studying in South At
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Asks Parole For Mrs.
Ingram, Sons After
7 Years In Prison

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 8 - An ap-
peal for the release of Mrs. Rosa
Lee Ingram and her two sons who
are serving life sentences in Geor-
gia prisons, was quietly made We'd
nesday to the State Board of Par
dons and Paroles.
A petition, filed by Atlanta At
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
LOCAL LAWYERS MAKE HISTORY IN LAUREL RAPE CASE
School District
Plan Adopted
bv Board In
Integration Move
Attendance To Be
Based On Natural
Geographic Areas

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 8 -
In a sweeping and historic action,
the Oklahoma City school board
acted Monday to approve school
redistricting plans based on natural
geographic attendance areas for
each school building in the city
with no gerrymandering.
The school boards vote which
wiped out the old system of sep
arate or Negro schools and set up
a more normal district for each
school building followed closely the
recommendation recently present
ed to board members by the Okla
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Dr.. Jernigan Gets
Royal Welcome
In London

London, England - The red
carpet of welcome was rolled out
here recently for DR.. w. H. Jerna-
gin president of the National Sun
day School Baptist Training Union
Congress, and his party at the
Baptist World Alliance.
The agile sc year old DR.. Jerna-
gin was hailed as "The Dean of
Youth Leaders in the World"
This was only one of many honors
which came to the Baptist leader,
his party and his wife.
Before the church leader and
his wife left the U. S. A. they re-
~ Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Negroes GET Rich
In Texas Oil Boom

CORSICANA, Tex. - Many Me-
groes in this high producing oil
town are finding themselves on the
receiving end of unexpected and
unprecedented wealth as Corsi-
cana stages its third major Gil
boom, and perhaps the biggest in
the city's history.
Corsicana which had over 1900
producing oil and gas wells before
most persons now living were born,
is likely to re-enact scenes Of the
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Billy Graham Hits
Churches On
Race Stand

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Evange-
list Billy Graham told members
of the National Press Club and
their guests Thursday that 1t Is
time for the church to wake up
and take its place of leadership in
racial relations.
DR.. Graham, who returned We'd
nesday from a four and a half
month European preaching tour in
which, he said, he spoke to 4,000,-
OOC persons, was the luncheon guest
speaker at the club.
During the question and answer
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
See Threeway
Fight For Control
OF Shriners At
Natl Convention
Next Week
Grand Masters
Council In Open
Rebellion Against
Imperial Potentate

Detroit, August 10 - A three
way fight for control of the Shrine
organization will probably steal the
spotlight from other activities when
the order meets in Detroit August
IA for its annual convention.
Despite the turmoil which has
beset the Shriners for the past two
years and the hectic fight between
DR.. Raymond E. Jackson, Imperial
Potentate, and the Grand Master
Council, Jackson has predicted a
successful session this year.
The Grand Master Council, which
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Price And WarfieId Score In Concert

cerpts from "Porgy and Bess."
They performed such favorites as
Summer Time" and II Got Plenty
OF Nothing" with the artistry for
which they are we'll known. The
Warfields had to repeat their final
duet "Boss You Is Ny Woman
Now"
In addition to the nostalgia
Gershwin music Of which there was
plenty, Minnie Guggenheimer,
founder of stadium concerts, re-
ceived a special citation for "inter-
faith-in-action" during the inter-
mission.
Miss Price who has recently be-
come one of the outstanding sing
ing stars of the nation is a native
of Laural, Miss.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
GreenviIIe Preacher
Under Bond On
Rape Charge

GREENVILLE, Miss, Aug. s.
Especially - The Rev. j. w. Will
liams, Greenville, Miss, pastor,
New Morning Star Baptist Church,
Rolling Bayou, Leland; New King
Solomon Baptist Church, Seventh
Street, Yazoo City; Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church, Louise, Miss, and
Baptist Church in Thornton was
released here last Thursday in
Judge Taylor's Justice of Peace
Office and was bound over to the
Continued on Page Six
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Georgia County Pledges Equal Schools

Monroe, Ga.-The Walton Coun-
ty School Board promised dele
cation of Negro citizens that it
will strive to remove "disparities"
in school facilities.
The Negroes, led by Monroe
undertaken Daniel w. Young,
specifically complained of poor
heating, worn out desks and limit
ed class room space in the county
high school for Negroes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Big Doublecross
Now Underway
In EIkdom

1.-THE big doublecross is now on
in Elkdom," Trezzvant w. Ander-
son, candidate for Grand Secretary
of the IBPOEW opposing w. {.
Hueston, declared this week.
Anderson said that the admins
tration had already sharpened its
knives and were ready to plunge
them into the backs of several Elks
big-wigs who had hopes of becom-
ing Grand Exalted Ruler in 1866.
This is being done, the local
newsman charged, "thorugh the eff
Continued on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Segregation Issue
MayCIose Parks
In South Carolina

Columbia, S. c. - The State
Forestry Commission Of South
Carolina is considering closing the
states % parks as q result of court
action filed to force the parks to
admit Negroes.
The suit was filed to gain admit
lance for Negroes to Edisto Park
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Johnson Asks
Eisenhower Appoint
Judge Jackson

CLEVELAND - An appeal to
President Dwight D. Eisenhower to
appoint Judge Perry B. Jackson to
the Federal Judgeship Of this city,
was made last week by DR.. Robert
H. Johnson, grand exalted ruler of
the Improved Benevolent Protective
Order Of Elks Of the World.
In backing up q resolution passed
by the Ohio State Association OF
the IRPOE OF w. DR.. Johnson
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
New State Baptist
Group Holds First
Convention
Eighteen Students
Get Scholarships

GREENWOOD, Miss, Aug. g.
The Progressive Missionary Baptist
State Convention, newly organized
group which broke away from the
General Missionary Baptist Con-
vention at its 1854 convention in
Yazoo City, according to reports,
in protest against the stand Of its
President Rev. H. H. Hume regard
ing the school Indignation issue, re-
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

The group also asked that Mon
roe Negro children be returned to
the city school system. Under a
contract entered into two years
ago, they now attend county
schools.
Board members told the delega-
ton that the current school build
ing program, with state aid funds,
is expected to remove many of the
Continued on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
State Baptist
Convention
Raised $42,252.14
1856 Meeting At
NatcheZ College

GREENVILLE, Miss, Aug. g.
(Special)-Rev. H. H. Hume, Pres
ident of the General Missionary
Baptist State Convention, this
week announced that the final COM
plete audit showed that the con-
vention and its auxiliaries raised
a total Of $42,252.14 at the recent
Vicksburg meeting.
The convention will hold It's
1866 meeting at Natchez College.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Negro Student
In Japan Likes
Country People

TOKYO, Japan.-The only Ne
gro student at the international
Christian University located near
here is going all out to understand
Japanese culture.
He is Peter Cross who says his
purpose at the institution is etc
prepare myself to make a more
worthwhile contribution to human
ity's struggle to exist in one global
brotherhood"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
New 100000 Catholic School
To Open To All Regardless OF Race

Central Louisiana Register, offic-
ial newspaper of the Diocese Of
Alexander, in it's July 9Th issue.
The release stated that the new
school, which will be completed by
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
4-H CAMP DELEGATES TO CITE
HORACE heidi, c. A SCOTT,
farmer, RETIRED AGENT

Delegates to the eighth annual
Regional All Club Camp, August
1922, here at Howard University
will cite four outstanding leaders
for their contributions to the pro-
motion of rural youth programs,
P. H. Stone, Federal Extension
staff assistant and camp director,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

announced this week.
Those to be honored are: Horace
Heidi, noted band leader who con-
ducts a nationwide search for mu-
steal talent; c. A. Scott, editor
and general manager Of the At
lanta Daily World; Mrs. Laura
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

Shreveport - The 100000 Cath
olic high school which will be con-
structed on a five-acre tract at
Arkansas and Alabama streets, will
be opened to students regardless
of race, according to the North
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Africans Permitted To Drink At Bars

LEOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Con-
go.-For the first time in the his
tory of the Belgian Congo, Africans
are allowed to drink at bars fire.
quented by white people. A new
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

decree says no licensed hotel, res
taurant, or bar may refuse to
serve natives, provided they are
not drunk.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Leading White
Citizens Grow
Weary Defending
Negroes As School
Petitions Increase
Tension In State
Petitions Spread
Growth Of Citizens
Councils In State

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 8.-(DSN)
Reports from throughout the
state this week, especially from
the Mississippi Delta area, center
of the states dense Negro popula-
Continued on Page Seven).
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13
Gov. Alexander
Under Fire As
Virqin Islands Head

ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands
The Virgin Islanders are riled en-
ough at their Gov. Archie Alex
Continued on Page Five)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-13

Patronixe Our Advertis-
ers - Their Advertising
In this paper shows that
they appreciate your
trade.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
APTs. UNFURhIsHED-vA.

ARL.. new bldg, mr. Hecht's--1 bed
washer, drier in bsmt.; $3.50, incl.
utils. Phone IA. s-7304. ii
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm. apt, incl. all
w gstiisI; LAIR s9S per mo. IA. 7-241o.
CLARENDoN7-4 bedrms., Iv. rm.
dnn dinins RanF Tp' x It. s79oa baths Nr. clarsn-
ARL.-Close in. best section; 2 bed
rms. quiet, wooded area, parking.
transp.; no children; sos. Out VIII
son blvd. left on Oak St, right TO
hSEc1l l5St 18th rd. North. MRS. FAN
s6oNone-bedrm. apt. nr. wash. and
Arl blvds., Pentagon. TT. Myer. Navy
days. EN- 3-920S ewes. -
ARLINGTON. Columbia pike at Fred
erick st.. Magnolia, Gardens---Avail.
dining dining room combination. . large
ment. parquet floors. Venetian blinds,
mo One bedroom Ss2.bo. For
info, call ia. 5000.
AmGose mer d a1s psspsrs ssdrm t91 sqn sn9s
Quiet area, excel transp,; SS2 80
and, .Sl10: no children. 3710 Co
l:BEpHRMg.' H g'1l APT. at aa1o Wilson blvd,
Arl,, Ice; din. rm,, new refgr. and
range range Freshly painted. S75. ia. T.
ROssLYN AREA - Newly decorated
1,-bedrm. apt; all utilities; bus at the
ooon; immediate possession. Call ia.
ARR bedrm. apt. walking dis
tsd4. tanse All Hall. 1 block Hecht,s
street parking; sos mo, Incl. all
util, March / occupancy. See man.
ager, MR., HARIG. Apt. 9. 5ls N.
Thomas. ST, "a, $4,000, or call Of
nee hot,r, ia. 1896 during business
ARI.--1- -bedrm. apt. in mod. apt.
BLDG, mr. Ft. Myer. 5 min. Pentagon.
I'm e sysil sSnv noR. 5Ro0'J Jsl Oui: u4i:e$sS plHs pug
ALEX;;-1 -bedrn. apt: tile bath;
couple; $40: heat and hot water
incl; janitor. SO. S-701s. %
ARL;, lsL., best section. Arl. Han. Pen
3. c. Lovely Wooded area. 4oi4
Columbia pike. ArI., va.
BEVERLEY PLAZA sECTION--ons
bath; S9b: call Res. Mgr. ov. g.
1881 NO, 18th sT.--one-bedrm. apt.
ayailahle. Feb. 10. Call Res. Mgr.
+. MYER AREA-Large 1.bedroon
apt, in garden-type DEVELOPMENT.
STORAGE and laundry room facilities.
$H ger mo Call resident MANAGER
TWo BEDRMs.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
garage; near AB&W bus. 10 min,
Pentagon; adults: Si10. JE, 2-756f,
ARL.--RossLYN--2 bedrm.. Sss;
/ hedrn STH incl ras. al hus IA
FALLS CHuRCH-2 ise, rms: Kit.
aand bath, Adults only. On Lee hwy.
ARL, near Fort Myer - / bedroom,
apt. S15 mo-, ineluding utilities.
MAR "a '-94Ss pFSrSc6N Sf 6S zta44 one bedroom.
bath, incl. all utils, SIS. Call r, A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors. MA. 5000.
ARL.-New duplex, . bedrms, i!v.
irm., din, rm;, bath, large KIT.
shoppns dhfaysSay sehools maas JJfn'IsGi9 JH IsGi92$ Ok'
2-BEDROoM 1st floor, strictly mod
stn Sore al BE So seat ov AfBn4R5S6 Bt4oSo He'h'
TT. MYER. Pentagon--lst-h. 1-bed-
rm. apts., $75 Incl. utils. Res, mgr,
Apt ., 1900 N Pierce. IA. 1855.
ARLINGToN-Attractive, newly dec.
l-bedrm, lst-n.. sarden-type apt;
smplt closets, storage, larndry ia
cilities; off-street parking Ideally
located. 8 Minis. PentaRon. ! blk.
n. .Myer. ia. 7-54 ~. -
ARLINGTON, N.--Loyely ,hsmt. l.
s64 so mo Avail. ia. s-3215. s
- :. =, a - ryy~ 1T-NTTnTS
Evening star., 1955-02-06

COLORED
We have several desirable 1-bedroom
apts., available at % 46th st. Sc.
near corner Of E. Capitol st. and
Benning I'd. conv. to shopping and
transp.; $40 mo-. incl. all utils.
KARL w. GORBY g. CO. INC.
9OS goth st. NV:
RE. 1926 LU. 2-3 %
Evening star., 1955-02-06

1sIsesHalxd sesrms. AND ; bat6 S eons. sis 1tt;; t.
schools, shopping and transp. OIL.
4-2645. p
HYATTsvILLE-l-b bedroom apt. in
Princess Ann Apts.. Conveniently To-
Gated In respect to shoppins,
churches, Sanitary Commission and
saaAfS Der mo. Incl. util. " Cali AP. 7ei1If,
CORAL HILLS. AT D. &. LINE
Garden apts.; 2 bedrms.. $50; 3
hedrms.,. sos incl; util,s nr. shops.
school, bus. 10. S-70SS. %
TAROMA PARK. SO Columbia ave-
Living rm; dining rHi.., kitchen. back
entire entire md L.: pvt pyt. entrance: heat
and hot water included: Just re-
decorated: $40 per month. Call
Mr. OATES, RA. aero. RA. s.
SILVER sPRING-TAKOMA PARK
Attractive and 2 bedrm. apis.
conveniently located; ;S72;5 to S95
fs mas; spTins fi 447iss, IA eSosi sves. and % Week
ends. -
TAKOMA PARK. 125 Lee Ave. Apt.
s-New 2-bedroom de luxe apt.
$50 SO plus utilities; year lease. For
value received your inspection Will
convince. Ju; 9-3S27;, IS
CHILLUM 'TERRACE-Lge.. 2 bedrm..
ds luxe modern equipped. master
TV antenna; We have ! very large
I-bedrm. apt. avail. New Hamp-
shire ave-, block over D. C.. line
to Sheridan. right to bldg: D: c.
express bus: res: mgr: i23 Sheridan
oLNEY. MD. near Civil defense Col
iere: & spacious rms and bath
in new home; pvt. entr., porch and
garden space. SP. 4-5754. -6
SILVER SPRING. -bedrm. units,
newly decor, in Sligo Creek Park.
overlooking wooded area sep; d.
Rood Reoef closet ass space. @ % Cross %yentiistiSn,
laundry, storage and parking facils.
Free nv antenna; from $50. incl.
utils.; adults. Call MRS. WHEELER,
res IaEI,rR mGs; ~ 81 5-735S; sa.n :, 1S tm
E;;, 6it; and ad BATH bath . utils' furn:' go,
s.s;sa Ssai VEST We; 'idofa; MdoofkaE;LAND AVE, ter
race apt. 3 rms. and tiled bath. pvt.
entrance, 1-fare zone; $50 mo-
heat and hot water incl. Call ~.
CoTTAGE S5rTGE CITY-Bsmt. apt, PVT
Kit. and bath; private entr: Bus "a
blk; S73, incl. util. HA. 2-3416.
1114O OLD BLADENsBURG RD.. 1
mile east Of Ga. ave.-Vac..: 2-bed-
rm. apt, pvt. bath. kit; 31a acres;
yard; $50 mo: Elk. $4,000. 6
some utilities furnished: Near trans
portation; $40 mo. JU. S-1322.e
PARK, MD.-Attrac. g
bedrm. apt. on 2nd FIR. Only SS2 so.
Adults only. Mr.. bus and stores.
OWNER III h-21h0
Evening star., 1955-02-06
CoLoRED APARTMENTS
COLORED

COLORED
ALL NEWLY REDEC.
! bedrm., liv rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath. 21st and D SITS ne. S67 so
no.. plus utilities.
9 bedrms. iv rm.. dinette. kit. and
bath, 2lst and Charming st. ne.
S75 mo plus utilities.
P. T. CONSTRUCTION
1923 Vermont Ave. NV ST. 3-2166
Evening star., 1955-02-06

BETHESDA. Md and 2 bedrooms,
liV. room. din. space, kit. bath and
UEL &. BodLEY. INC. OF. 1-1s70
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. cor. 1-bed-
rm. apt, in 6-unit bldg, S75.65,
util. incl. adults. 10. 5-2l33;
Two Arm. apts.. $50 and sos. wills.
incl adults preferred. HE. 4-65l9
EAST WEST AND CONN. AVE. -one
bedroom. living ROOM, dinette. kit
and bath. Private parking for each
tenant: S75.. Call r. a; HUM
TRK6Ts RRJEs Pssk Rsslsor 79Sa IA SIoSer sSoSo
$40 Incl. utiI. RA. 5000. ID
TAKOMA PARK, 7515 Maple ave.
near elem. and jr. high schools
Modern 2-bedrm. apts,, Sl06 and
S92 so incl. util Also 1-bedrm. apt,
ar ssa EaitWss' ns vt sTy MHNoR sRd s HsE AfHee me
JU. s-i3l5 days; JU. 9-0729 eyes.
37is QUINCY sT.-Apt.:: 2 large
rooms, large modern kitchen and
bath. available for immediate, occu-
sany g between IT, nsPs's and Psf Sso " da kfs
sSo9 So QUINCY ST.. villa Heights, Md.
2-bedrm apt, most desirable loc.
for shopping and pub. transp.: nice
residential area; 2 blks; from Wash.
Bsltlmere PARKWAY and Rt: 50.
disposal. yard. pvt entr.: off-street
parking; utils. furn,; $50 mo. Ju.
rARoMA 2os PARKS rms. bath; ideal
for lge. family; remodeled; new kit,
floors; $50 30 mo. 1911 Piney Br.
ssi5 sdl5 RED re- 'ISd, ToP ROAD. Tskoma Park.
s7s 7s SO me. EVergreen 4-S45s.
no children or pets. Lo. 5-2404
TAK0MA PIX, Garland ave.-One
Ibedrm.. liy., rm.. dinette; modern
idry;. ] storage, thermostat heat;
nev-house cond. Adults. JU. 5-320s.
rAKOMA PARK-one-bedrm. terrace
apt. 3 exposures, 2 entrances, tndi-
yidual heat heat control; $40, utils, furn'
BETHESDA, MD.-Two lge. bedrms :;
acres y rm eSd1en s Eeleot ssta nVs Its sntr furn
SS5 mo. s400 Old Georgetown ,rd.
COLLEGE PARK-Three rms. kit.
and bath, private entrance. garage,
SILVER SPRING-open for inspec-
tion; | and 2 bedrm. apis. newly
decorated; immediate occupancy;
rate dinette, table space in kitchen,
large range and refrigerator, storage
% tenna and storm windows; SIG to
$500. plus utils.; Ha block buses
and Q blocks Flower ave; shopping
center Out Piney Branch rdt. ielt Ell
plymouth, / block to $50 Bradford
rd.. Apt. /. JU. 5-5462. JU.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
COLORED
Walk To WORK

COLORED
WALK TO WORK
|l115 18th st. n.w.--Elevator bldg;
3-rm. and bath apt. newly dec.
S75 me-; adults. See Janitor.
COLORED
1348 EUCLID ST. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT.-$82
INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES
Apply Mr.. Steele, Mgr, or call D1.
Norman BERNSTEIN sYNp1cArEs
coLoRED
1870 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
., rms, kit; and bath; very desirable
$5f1 iSth ST. NV,
2 ,ora RMS, .,ors kit sss and bath; good central
'0'a i4is 18th ST. NV.
Good downtown loc. l-rm. apt; $35.
SIT sl9 SRw sRs SEasE1 SSs a7rR AvE. aD' NV. S7'
y good downtown neishborhood: SS5.
134S MONROE ST. NV.
8 ,ia1.o,. rms, III sss and bath in good NV
'ee''0n' 2fs' 49, 18th pL. NE,
'm''' Htii ioi4 p. 4sth niS PI. NE. O'' 'O''
rms 4s9s ~; sase %shpF POs sr ant. SE sSs'So'
Good transp., 2 rms. kit bath;
4255 EAps ST. NE.
New ait; 2 rms, kit. bath: $50.
531S B ST. Sc:
Attr. 2-bedroom apts.: SIS.
GOSS REALTY co.
ma. s.13b3 2144 K st. NV
Evening star., 1955-02-06

rrn.. 3 exposures, extra closet space:
washer, drier in bsmt.; $3.50, incl,
utils. Phone IA S-72n4 II
Evening star., 1955-02-06

1851 S ST. NV.
! BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM, XII,
DINETTE AND BATH. S74.50. RES.
MANAGER. AID. 2-7444.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

1900 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
HUGE -bedrm. apt. In de luxe bldg.
Individual storage, incinerator.
laundry. TV antenna. Ideal location.
$50, incl. ALL utils. Key at Apt. ].
MA S-A0T0 Il
Evening star., 1955-02-06
1920 N ST. NV.
II. G.. SMITHY co.

EFFICIENCY APT. 1 ROOM, KIT.
AND BATH. S44.50. RES. MANA
GER. HU. 3-327T.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

H. G. SMITHY co.
s11 18th St NV. ST. 3-33O0
CoLORED-2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH
7I7ElscY gas and heat furn. CAN
CoLoRED-FIvE RMS, bath and
porch: 1882 9Th st. ne.: S75. Ma.
$4,000 or EN- 2-5s42 --6
CoLORED-1-RM., kitchen, screened
porch; share bath, apt; l child ac-
coGosED4iSsi YS1R' 9s3R N.w.-5 rms
s4s.5o. % dEoRoE 5R is' +. HaNEs faSHEs my. my
MA; s-3964 or RA. $4,000. 10
COLORED -, ROOM. kitchen and
bath; near transp. 1926 Maryland
coIoREp = FRONT, l-room, Kit.
utils incl: 500. NO. 7-6lO1. %
C0LORED--LINCoLN PARK AREA,
Very large, rooms, kitchen and N
With li'f FRANK ssi Ks 5. PHI1LiPs, Phi 81. ' =
AL: ewes. AD. 4-0S71:
COLORED--6O03 CLAY ST. Ne
2 rooms. kit, dinette and bath; re-
eT2REEs c. ssa eoNSER RS fsHs RE 75aIs Hs
coLoRED-141s S. CAROLINA AVE.
S.E:-2 rooms. kit, dinette and
bath; $3.50 plus utils; CHARLES
CoLoREDM5oi oRnSISi NA8 sand ND ST. ST s.E.oa
plus utils. CHARLES c. CONNER
CoLoRED 1911 cARRoLLBURG
RD Id Sss6 st Es oor rooms neSv kitchen da.o
coneRiE6@l4oi co6snteedRiE goo @pnsh; Mass. AVE. s.E.-
2 rooms. kit, dinette and bath;
Se7 80 plus utils; CHARLES C.
cG1 69SNER. SkERlsIo, RE; 7$s1S. sItS ST S. SO
: rooms, kit. dinette and bath
CONNER. RE-. 1915. #
CoLORED--125S 10th ST. Me-
rooms. kit. dinette and bath; S62 90
glpps utils; CHARLES c. CONNER
C6LoREDNArr. 81 RRElIDG1gArr BLDG, / rm., m new
1896 Meridian pl. NV. only blks.
north of 14th and Park I'd. See
ianitorr or call sIGLER q CO. RA'
c3IoRE;D-1o4e 44th ST. NE
rooms, kit. dinette and bath. S65
gi9s @ utiis; iii; CHARLES c. CONNER.
c6EEoEaEp. SE aEIslSs fSsas HARVARD ST. NV.
Open Sun. 3 to 3. It
COLORED - MAYFAIR MANSIONS,
3S19 Jay st. n.e.---For discriminating
clientele Several 3la-rm. apts.,
freshly decorated. H.-w.h., laundry
rm., off-street parking included. in
rent, S71.23 to $74.59. Phone Lu.
CoLoRED-UNFURNISHED APT. for
rent; accept children. Call any time,
CoLoRED@NR. CoLoRE1Dp23NR 9th AND L NV,
Newly essasaed esssrssed aaaaS Tms,' ki'chen aho
COLoRED 1913 CLIFTON ST. NV
Elev bldg, 2 rooms. kit. and bath;
beaut. decorated; Venetian blinds;
conv. loo, $3.50 mo. DU. 7-bS59.
coLoRED-soO BLK. L ST. Ne
8 rooms. kit. and bath, all utilss
incl. plenty Of hot water and neat
ST550. LA 6-3560. IS
COLORED-I RM., kit. and bath,
pvt. home. Ii. 3-l495. IS