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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-09

contest; girls IA to II will COM
pete in the senior division.
Singer predicts that close to
$4,000 girls will try for the big
time and the big money. The girls
may register at their local Singer
Sewing Centers through August
20. To be eligible for the contest,
dresses or casual wear must be
made in the classes and com
pleted by September 8. Each of
Singers 1850 Sewing Centers in
the United States and Canada
will pick a senior and a junior
winner, and these girls will re-
ceive complete scissors sets. The
winning garments are sent to one
OF the 80 regional centers, and the
best entry in each division at the
regional level will receive a
Singer Sewing Machine. Senior
winners will receive, in addition,
a $500 scholarship.
The winning garments then are
sent to New York for judging by
nationally prominent experts in
the fields of sewing and fashion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-09
Seem Stars
By Dolores Calvin

New York Lionel Hamp-
ton couldn't buy enough New
York Daily News this Sunday
when wife Gladys was the
featured personality. How the
News got Gladys to pose for
pictures, we're wondering for
she hates publicity even in a
two million circulation medi-.
UNI F. Connie critics - Just
getting around to seeing Scar
men Jones" = were furious
over it. Seems they just didn't
like American Negroes playing
the roles. Commented the or
gan of the party - Pravada
SnobiShly: =" Why was it ne
cessary to turn SpaniardS into
Negroes? How can such cheap
trash be combined with the
deep artistic and realistic mu-
sic of Bizet?" Russia sure did
miss the point.
1t will be wonderful to see
Pearl Primus back in action
this Fall. She's been out for
a year on maternity leave
- but is now anxious to be in
the swing of things. Already
she's organized a troup of ele-
ven and is booked solidly for
eight weeks through the
South.
Art Tatum to open in Paris
October 18th. He'll tour the
continent Summertime in
TV has Lena Horne teamed
with Stan Kenton on CHS for
July 18th. Roy Hamilton goes
on the NBC Variety Hour.
Jackie Robinson a whizz at
cards = any game, too. He
plays at it as hard as he plays
baseball That was much
ado about nothing calling in
Roy Campanella for an exa-
mination Of his liquor store
in the current State LIQUOR
Authority hearings. Naturally
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-09

There's gold and glamour in
them thar sewing machines.
Prizes totaling more than
$85, 900 in scholarships, cash, sew
ing machines and other prizes are
awaiting the national winners of
the annual Junior Dressmaking
Contest sponsored by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. The
top young seamstresses of the
country will come to New York in
the Fall with their mothers, for a
glamorous, all-expense trip, visit
famous places like the U. N. build
ing and the Stork Club, and be
guests of honor at a special fash
ion show. Leading New York perA
sonalities will be present to vote
the girls into first, second, third
and fourth places, and Singer Of
ficials will award the final prizes.
The Junior Dressmaking Con-
test is more exciting this year
than ever before, for younger
girls will compete with their older
sisters for high honors. Girls 10
to ID will enter their own junior
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-09
Women Cove
Automobiles
New Beauty

Ever since Cleopatra chose
linen for the sails of her Nile
River barge, women have been
calling the turn on STYLE ana
comfort in travel. Nowhere
is the Woman's touch so evil
cent as in the design of to-
days cars
In recent years, women
nave Steered car DESIGNERS
toward import and changes
IN both the cars interior and
It's mechanics. If the distaff
orlyer hadn't put in her two
cents worth, cars probably
wouldn't have glove cornpart-
ments, inside lighting, assist
straps, floor carpeting ample
baggage space in the trunk
compartment or non-skid tires
The designing female has
affected car design in other
ways, too. Car manufacturers
listened to women's pleas and
answered with the light, low
Stream-lined car currently on
the road. Women's need for
cars that were easier to hand
le resulted in modern power
assists in steering, brakes
window lifts and seat adjust
ment. In ali effort to sinp-
my women's driving, manu-
1acturers introduced auto
matlc transmissions to replace
clutches and gearshifts.
Mllady's other suggestions
resulted in wider doorways
lower steering wheels, larger
oack-up lights, more adjust
able sun-visors and glove
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-09
Music Box BY MAXINE SHAW


The most progressive orchestra in today's enter
tainment field is ronted by two the countrys out
standing arrangers Ed Sauter and Bill Finegan were
responsible for most of the chakd up by Arte
Shaw Woody Herman Red Norvo Ray Mckinley,
Tommy Dorsey and the Glenn Miller Orchestras Their
musical scores lent distinctive touch to each OF
these bands, thus assuring fame for their leaders.
In 1852, Bill and Ed decided it would be wise
move to have an orchestra of their own orchestra
that would allow them full freedom in their writing.
Instrumentation for their orchestra is an unusual
departure from dance band standards. 1t includes
trumpets; saxes; 3 trombones Piccoo; Oboe Bass
clarinet and Recorders; English Horn; Piano; Bass
Drums; Guitar Harp and Tuba; and a percussion Sec
ton containing a Xylophone, Marimba Chimes Ce-
leste, Tympani, Glockenspiel Tambournes and Thun-
der Drums The entire section also double flute
These instruments are utilized in order to get the
fullest results from the complex and imaginative
scores penned by the famous co-eaders.
In July of 1852, RCA Victor released the frst
sauter-Finegan recording, "Azure-Te" and Doodle
town Filters" The recording was a smash success
Critics and FANS alike fell in love with the style of
the Sauter-Finegan Orchestra In December of the
same year by popular demand RCA released special
LIZ OF eight SauterFinegan Hits entitled New Drec-
tons In Music" Due to the great reaction this LIP re-
ceiyed it was decided to go on tour so the people
tnat enjoyed the record could hear the band in per-
son. Wherever the band appeared people came in
groves 10 hear their new and exciting music
The sauter-Finegan Orchestra has appeared on
TVS Saturday Night Review" and radios oCanel Cara
van More recently they were selected bv Rolf lie
nermann to perform his Concerto For Dance Band
ana orchestra" They and the Chicago Symphony.
conducted by Fritz Reiner, played the conpoSition
TO tremndous ovations The concerto was repeated
at Carnegie Hall featuring Dmtri Metropolis and the
new YORK Philharmonic. The -Fnegan orches-
scores -' O"-A0' o@Au
me Sauter-Finegan Orchestra will appear at the
Iotem Pole Ballroom this month on the same Bin as
tne Louis Armstrong group For an evening Of dam
ing ana listening pleasure this is one night of music
ena1 deserves place in any date book This will he
your only chance this season to see this wonderful
cnestra I'm sure If you do have an opportuntv r. e
aa near the sauter- Finegan Orchestra YOU viii CONS
out loyal fan Of the music Mr. sauter and Mr. Fin
egan have created for your enjoyment w. ~
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ARR. va. 2434 N Ohio st.-Room
$50 mo. or sis.SO si. u. s.sS$Sis.
ARL.-spseious. sttrae. nm. pvt,
bath; lge. pvt. home; small adult
family; gentleman. ia. 2-l59b.
N. ARL.-Master bedrm.. pvt. bath
and entr.: 5-min. drive Pentagon,
Navy Annex; empl. man. IA. 6-6o22.
SOUTH cow. Pentagon
Master bedIfa., modern home; pfi-
tate lavatory and private entrance;
gentleman. $40. TIE. 6-3e31. 80
BETHESDA-Room. private bath: in
lovely home. $40 month. single. Ex-
eeiient transportation. OIL. 4-7640.
BETHEsDA-Lge. sunny rm.: phone.
Tv. semipyt. bath; q real home. OIL.
2-236Q, Ii. 7-970S. 30
ARLINGTON-Lge. rrn., next to bath:
pvt. home; unlim. phone; l block
bus: gentleman. ia. S-7357. go
RIM, walk-in closet;
I blk. to bus and Va. Square. IA.
4sIs SHERIDAN ST., RiyerdaleMlst
n, double bed. pvt. entrance: close
TO ERGO Field. shopping ctr; per-
sonahle man; So wk. uN. 1890.
GREAT FALLS ST., Q biks. from bus
= sgle. bedrms., share bath; kit.
prtVils.; empi. girls. Call after 4
pm: weekdays, all day sun. JE.
2-0455. 30
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, fur
nished apt. 3o35 18th st. n.ws NO.
1911 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. shore S
n %s co sd asht housskesDinE; $3.50 81
ONLY Sis ' VIZ. large studio rm.. pvt
shower. refsr.. stove. 1915 Columbia
1899 ni DELAFIELD rL. NV ise.,
nicely furn. rms. scr. pch.; Diet
home, blk; transp. RIA, 8-s45s. -25
f fr9Snt s niee TX. furn., utils. incl.i SO
TWO Ssto co On HP.f EQUIPPED. semi
dble.; upper Brentwood. RA. s-e5Ii,
NEAR sHERArON-PARK HOTEL, wa
ter refgr.; sober adults. DE. 2-4o30.
1925 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Larr,
room. double bed. refgr.. stove, rum
nina. water. near bath; good transp. ;
mr. 18th and Columbia I'd. NV. Ho.
18th 81. Me-. ssis-Lars. end-a,
front rm;;; refer, hot plate. sink:
iii MASS. AVE- N.w.-Housek TS
a ans rms Ilnsn,w with In, cleo Kitchens: gtiis
PARK snS RD. N.W varn is.sIse, ,st!fioor
i faSnt' We water. ssfsr.. ETC.; suit. empl.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. nicely iar.
nished: S14 wk.. al utilities, Baby
Welcome; l7o5 Kilbourns pl. NV.
se - 4 s-s n h.w.-s,ur. stove. "a isisr
WHELAN. HO 2.SS93
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large room with
refrigerator and hot plate: phone
and laundry privileges. DE. 2-2705
1910 p ST. NV, "The churchiir'-
Large rm. with complete kit. linens;
SIS VIZ. NO. T-9S68. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM,
furnished. good transportation. La.
6-7429. 80
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APIS. FURNlsHED-p. c.

ATTRAC. Tv APIS. Si4 wk up;
child or babies welcome Also hskpe
MI. PLEASANT. ssi1" ietS Il st. f n.S.1
Lee. iv, rm.. bedrm., mod. kit, mod
bath, clean, conf turn. good Joe,
LILY RIM; ] and 2 bedrms., Kit. bath;
os ss'A "a. VI A tiao So avg E Ha s-i Bs,S
cHPirof aiILL Scc omfortabis1 i,v.
en 81. Gss g. Il. ziss ss.sA; $50. a "a
18th AND 4 SIS. N.W.--Mod. iiv,
rm bedrm.. bath. kit; utils., maid
service: 2 girls. NO. 7-eI29. 30
1919 KENYON ST. NV rm,, kit.
bath. $ST 80; 4 rms. kit. bath. S75.
CAPiToL HILL-Attractively iurn.
ished efnciency: linens and utils,
it4s MASS AVE. N.w.-Larse Eng.
and rear entr. No drinkers. DE
soss 18th ST. N,w.-Emc al ait.
furn.: utils. incl; SOS mo. see res
DoSWNrowN. 7a7 18th st. nv nv.
sss..ha; utiis. insi.; $3.50. ia , J.
soibiERs HOME AREA, % Hawai-
ave. ne, No. 2-comfortable 2 rms,
kit. bath; ezS mo. Phone NJ
Yolnt, with FRANK Q. PHILLIPS
ewes. M 3-227e. lie
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MOTHER and child, day
car Sare foT child; all home privileges.
DOWNT6WE-Daily. weekly and
monthly rates: select menu for dis
criminating people: single, double
home away from home. RE. 1886,
Du. 1884 or AID. 4-I625. --22
ROOM AND BOARD for WORKING
m metz With ehilS and day care for
: Ice, 2nd-FLOOR front rms. semi.
gv6; bath. for 2 elderly ladies. RA
EXCELLENT FooD-ssl. or dbl. rms
Sl5 wk.; parking space; men and
women. 1409 10th st. NV. AID.
s;;456l or ewes, RE. 7-2osl, Ext.
NR. SOLDIERS HoME-Double and
single rooms; excellent o ssosookins. good
MA club residence for refined
ladies and men. 5gle. and others
with pvt. or semi-pVt bath. 5000
wk. up. incl. full course meals and
hotel serv. co. $3.50, Nc. 1870.
RID. NV, sooi-Nics
attrac. rm.: good meals: air cond.
Only sis wk. Young cpls. CO. 5.
1917 n. 1. AVE NV, DOWNTOWN
Single and double rooms. reas.,
so8a meals. Bendix and ~. DE
CALVERT HOUSE, 14oi 18th Nv
Ideal residence for business people
sIl;t,hS students ssiectiye menu.
sunny, COMFoRT2BaIEO II ROOM ON on
and floor, in home-like guesthouse
for elderly people; excellent meals.
2206 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 2-5309.
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1302 BELMONT ST. NV rooms,
kitchen, bath; newly decor. rent
QUIET UNUSUALLY NICE pvt. apt;
lge. 3 rms. and bath; pvt. emit. Corner
house; only $50 mo. with utils. 4501
DUPONT CTRcLE-Attrsc. Ice. enc
tehcy, din. area, kit. modern bath.
No pets. Suitable for 2; Siio mo. !:
util, incl. NO. 7-0S6S. 80
1874 IRVING ST. N.W.-Apt. No. .
or bsmt. apt: liv.-alcove bedrm..
pvt; bath bath: ki Kit utii. furn-; empl. cple.
1926 MASS AVE. N.w.-For one per-
son, comb. bedrm. -liv. rm., mod. kit.
and bath; $69.50 mo-; incl. utils
RA. 6-l644. or HO. 2-4700. 80
N.W.-Nicely furn. 2-bedrm. apt.
s sSsny. shops S, ttranspia Ytils incl Or
1926 18th ST. NV. Apt. 4ob: key at
switshboard--Look at, then cali MA.
18th ST. NE, IFS. near Eastern
High--2 rms, kit, bath; suitable for
2 adults. ! child; $S5. INCL. utils. !;
Ist me- $50 ERNEST H. LUNG
GE0RGETowNGsmaiip new house.
baths. patio: $175. Also apt. with
firepl.. garden: -S125. CO. 5-4Ss9.
Mr.. CONN. AND FLA. AYES lge
suitable 8 adults. Cain RA. 3-iss6.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn: apis. by day OF
week, Call Ma. S-5425.
LONDON s!noN HALL APT. HOTEL, 1873
w; rm.. kit. bath; day or week, Ma.
D S;PStS CIRCLE. 1922 p st. NV nv
Front bed.-living room, kitchenette.
bath: 81 . week. HUI. 1851. 10
CAPITOL HILL. 126 C st. NE
a pR S. asG!9 $50 q Il sid Rs fn fs ssn5
DESIRABLE newly furn. 3 rms, bath.
Free telephone and utilities. 512I
. dlinois aye i ny. "a. 3.oI5s: Ia
tHsnsp ' $50; s opsn k Isis 7o75 sGn'
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. T NV
Excellent Groom apJs., S90-SlO0:
1 essse oGp apss 81 go M 70 sase
sirable bldg. facing Ogden Gardens;
auire Apt: 2 or DE. 2-3009.. 30
S.E.-S92 80 mo-; liy. rm,, bedrm..
dinette. kit; and bath: children ae-
H fsAessp Of # eIaREN6oN s9 On busne
Living rm., dining rm,. kitchen
cite. bedrm.. bath; all utils. furn; ia.
1918 sia'| RIDGE pL. s.E.-Beauti iS
f TYR 20 one;rm.. kit; and bath apt;
isss or ' cali CO. n ses5 a5A M S Rssn-
APT. IN wOODNER, plus furniture
all for SIS, pU. 7-5499.
turn. Utils. incl. Bus at door. So
Sl5. 194s Calvert. AID. 4-96s1;
!: RMS, kit. and bath. well-furn.
Christian home. Pvt. entr., quiet,
Park. EXP. bus. Reas. IA. 9-S315.
Iasa RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
+. Is. S2i R;Ta17' pL. sw.- -o5D
eaI haf PENN Z aPos I SIZE s1' r. r.
N I;Sss4 sc En- s c3srs ,.n. =. 20,
With, full kit. and dinette. OIL. A.
GIESo5ssGErowN Interesting apt.
Historic Halcyon House. Recently re-
modelled. Open fireplace. excel.
closet space: spiit-ievel bedrm.: effic.
kit;: $3.50 mo. HU. $1,000 or NO.
254i 18th ST. N.w.-3-rm. bsmt.
apt: pvt. bath. Also 3-rm. 1st-fir.
apt; pvt. bath. co. 5-514s.
18th ST. N.W.-An attractive furn.
1-rm. studio apt; pvt. bath: In an
exclusive pvt. apt, delightful at
mosphere for refined empi. and cul-
tured gentleman; monthly rental.
1853 sss' c ar; TIsIS? sr. n.w.-EaIs so or
i-bedrm. apt. elev. bldg. new furn
laundry facils.: ONCE on prem. 20
1918 18th ST., of Col. I'd. NV
ENC and bedrm. apis. $3.50 UP.
Mgr Apt. !. AID. 4-032S. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Efic. apis.
mo. DE 2-4S66. --2l
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ARLINGTON = 3119 Ninth Road
North-Newly furnished living room
bedroom. kit. and bath. Near shop
ping center and transp.; separate
entrance; utils. furnished; SS5 2 mo
ONE BLOCK FORT MYER-conv
p ps psspPnr mca bed nlaan DIa,
utils. 12I5 N. Quinn. ia. 1927
apt, mr.
rivers rms. and kit. 3 f1replaces
yeranda. patio, 2 entrs.; very suit
81 1 m': NRdays SID io-s. XII. s-7sss
ARL. s; eozy Groom bsmt. apt sS
2lst st. 8; OF. 1880. al
bedroom and bath: private entrance:
area; SIS month pt6rm JE. s sisS for 2s
Ind A.; children and pets &C
cepted. "a. 7-44s7. GROOM co.
comfortable a-bedrm
apt, in duplex house sun porch
s snd Dyt e. f pehaso on s end shepp anG
S-379f. 80
$500 ARL. BLVD; newly decorated
living room, Tv: 2 bedrooms. dinins
room, kitchen and bath; convenient
to Pentagon; available April
Adults only; no pets. ia. 1884
furn., / bedrm., 500. so
SIIO; lge. 2 bedrms., $40. l71C
N. 10th st. Apt; 4. u, 3-7478a
mr.. Union Station, Alex. OV. j.
ID sc 50. GARFIELD. ARL.-Two-rm.
ant. !: nicely furn.; "a blk. TO busline
adults only. ia. 2-S235. 30
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ARL.-Bedrm.. iiy. rm.. dinette. kit.
sisc. Nod. Sids. SOS. ia. 2-is9o.
ARL., AIR coND.: cow. ioe.; mr..
bus; 2 bedrms.. closets. extra Ice;
S136.5o or S146.50 IA. 1850.
LOVELY 2-BEDROOM APARTMENT
with. large kitchen and living room.
Ideal for 2 couples. Good for Fl.
Belvoir commuters. near open-air
theater; S115 per month. Phone
XII. 9-6644. Downtown area Of Alex
andria-Can be used for 2 couples
renting from SIPS per month. Phone
XII. 9-6644. Arlington. opposite #
Myer-Modern 1-bedroom apartment
In APARTMENT building. Available
April l.. S1l5 per month. all utili-
ties included Phone XII. 9-6644.
FALLS CHURCH-spacious 3-rm.
apt; liv. rm., bedrm-. kit. bath.
porch: eonv. loo. Call CO. 6-6627.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Lied
room apartment; jsnitor service.
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton; all utilities; SIS to 500 so
Call TIE 6-667o between 10 am
and Q . m.
ARL.. nr. Clarendon-Entire End d,
5 rms. bath mr.. bus: 10 minis PEN
tagon, p G $llb; incl. utils, Avail.
ARL.Es-bedroom apt in apt. bldg.
ping. S125. IA. 2-1641, after g..
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FREE HANDLING and groominG
classes for Boxers: auspices Potomac
Boxer Club. Sundays at 2 pm
south drill field. TT. Myer and Ma
gruder Park. Hyattsyille. For In
formation. call whitehall 6-63S5;
s f.s IL 5ooS lines pu HSa1sN Sae
1908 n. Roosevelt. Arl JE .-343a
males: fawn; Axe reg; wormed and
distemper shots: reas. 81. 7.3O5S:
color: males and females. Du; D.
poODLE - Toy Miniature. male, o
weeks. excellent. black. Axe reg.
POODLE s,i L. MINIATURE. male, black, 3
mos. Axe, beautiful. finest pedi-
c sTef CO s2i-c 5I5544 W old Axe %.
Boxer 9sSi S 1h g. wk ss ola Axe req,
:: males. 3 females. RE. 5-7335.
PARAKEETS--After years Of Sc
lected line breeding. the famous
Kengene Aviary is selling out the
entire ens stock PRICED red. to ss this week
WEIMARANERs. males. females. 9
weeks show, field or companion dogs.
PUPPIES for sale. purebred Collie
mother father German Shepherd
Price. s. or less. Pleasant 9-2467.
SC0TTIES. Axe. oh. bloodline. typey
little Sesusies You'll be pr 9ss7 70
BOXER PUPPIES, 7 weeks old. male.
fawn and red; reasonable. Call ia.
Axe reg. 3 male broke
dogs; puppies ready to go. Call
F EfH2efp f1,5i free. to SO sood
COLLIE. Axe. 10 mos, male, TIL
eslored; had all nee. shots. No reas.
offer refused. JE. 4-3456. 30
male. 8 to 8 mos.
as PET for young children. Call OIL.
GREAT DANE PUPPY. Az mos, old.
black mask. housebroEen, is used to
children. $50. j. W. WoopFTELD.
s Sg!sar Loaf .s dr; Damascus, M Nd
COLLIE. female, sire Newaygo's Billy
l Daa Or esr to 3e fs suc ME no 5sa
BOXER PUPS, Axe reg. male and
female, mos. old; also yr-old
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and older
Danes, all Axe reg. also Dane stud
service: see our puppies today; price,
SIS up. ELPAW KENNELS REG.
Alex, Va. Duke st. ext. TIE. 6-243O.
OV. 3-456l. -2I
country home for
male dog, English setter. 3 yrs.
Call 10. 5-S4S2. go
COCKER SPANIEL, spayed female.
brown and white, eligible for Axe
registration, ) mos. old. JU. 5-oS37.
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ROOMS FuRNisHEp-N.E.

NICELY furn. m; quiet ne. section.
Men preferred; IL; 1892, 40
3OiS THAYER ST. N.E.-Larse,
nicely furn. room; windows. kit.
privls.; very reas. no. 2-3S45. 30
COLORED-CLEAN attrac. front bed
rm. large closet: air-cond.: excel.
transp.; empl. gentleman or man
students. Sth st. ne. Ii. 4-1125.
co,oRRn-FupN rM sris @o q,
double, privileges. viii accept ]
COLORED-a LICE. CONF. attrac
rms. in pvt. home. empl. men q
cple.,. home privils., mr.. transp. Ii
6-4246. 30
CoLORED-a4th ST. N.E.-Nic,
large front rm., near bath. VI blk
from transp., man. Ii. 6-3S73. &c
COLORED-S1NGLE or double room
clean. quiet, pvt. home. Reasonable
c Sa.t XII Ice PVT, ROOM SG 70,
girl or lady: home priyils.: 1878 wk
After 5 pm. HO. 2-42S5. 1e'
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
PLACE, convenient to Boiling Field
NRL downtown. Bright. nicely dec
GRATED outside apts., overlookinl
Galveston pl. Liy. rm., bedrm., di.
nette, full-sized kit. and pastel till
bath. 5000 mo-. furn., incl. al
utils. Resident manager on premises
20 Galveston pl. s.w.. 10. 3-42S6
COLORED-ATTRAC. FURN. 3-rm.
kit. and bath apt. avail. Call aftel
g pm, Ii. 3-634S -22
COLoRED-N.E. SECTION-Furn. OIL
unfurn, rooms, kitchen and bath
CoLORED-1356 IRVING ST. NV
Beaut. furn. effics. and 1-bedroon
apis, except. clean: cow. to shop
ping and transp. Rents reas., utfls
incl. Can be seen between $50 anC
or sftsr 9 pm; ", 7-77S1 go
room. dinette-liy. rm.. kit, semipvt
s NH ti ssare ~ Nth .as ether lady Sai
furn. or unfurn.: SIS mo-, OF on,
I'm" a1 iHFRs; share bath; SAC %. mo
CoIORED@eO5 D ST N.w.-Two
rm. apts., rent reduced, newly deco
rated: furn. or unfurn. RIA. 6-1I01
FuRN. BsMT
N.W.-l rm.. kitchen and bath: rea'
sonable; utils included. EN-. 3-56Q1
COLORED-3IS SHEPHERD ST. NV
Il or 2 room apt. semipvt. bath
quiet couple; reasonable.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ior everything. Cali PARKWAY s.
HoRssE PASTURE FOR RENT. CAL
Manassas 601 -J-2. 30
PALOMINO FOR SALE. 10 months
old; eligible for P.B.A. registration
Manassas 66l -J-2. 20
aI SIEEP, 10 ewes. IA lambs. / buck
regular Hampshire. $500 for lot.
GOAT. Coon MILKING GOAT. re-
Gently freshened' price reasonable.
TENNESSEE EN- iissSae' WALKING HORSE, gentle
and well-mannered, but lively; can
be seen at Oil River I'd; S225.
HUNTER JUMPER. Bay seldine, six
years old. Sound. well-mannered.
no. 2-6lO0. Br.. 200. 80
SMALL PONY; black, 40 inches. g.
yr.-old solid white horse, Bay quar-
ter mare. Palomino mare; = hunters;
several top Western horses: pony
brake cart: pony basket cart; 4
one horse trailer; 2.horse trailer;
new and used English and Western
saddles. brides. etc. Am interested
IN buying all kinds Of ponies and
horses. HILLTOP FARM, Fisher
road, Temple Hills, Md. 10. 7-S022.
HoLsTEIN cows AND HEIFERs.
hoss; s sSTs' pigs bears. OWNER
poaLsD HEREFORD BULL. regis.
tered 4 yrs. old. reason for selling.
keeping heifers. His calves can be
seen. Would consider trade. Gath
ersburc 154-W
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ROOMS FuRNlsHEp--N,w.

1885 N. II. AVE. N.W.--Lovely sci.
rm. with windows, $50 month. also
NEW a4MPsHiRE HOusE-17i4 New
Hamp ave, newly decorated rooms,
1888 18th ST. .--Businesswomen
sgle. and dbie, rms; clean, beaut
furn.; modern baths NO. 7-9669
MT. PLEASANT, 1712 irving St.
Lge. attrae. fri. master bedrin. with
pvt. bath, shower for ref. person In
quiet home: excel. transp. CO. 5-Tote.