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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
Ike Seen Sure Runner
Again For Second Term
BY MONROE MASON

WASHINGTON Almost a
week Of intensive observation
into a core of political I'M
certainties ended as a grave
COP problem fingered in sus-
pense, though seemingly now
on the verge of being solved.
President Eisenhower with
deliberate caution may am
nounce at the opportune time
a personal statement that can
be considered a definite, forth
right decision to run for re-
election as President of the
United Statesl
This revelation comes I'M
solicited from a source that
has never backfired or crum-
pied into imagination. It is
an on-the-spot news pickup,
unexpected, as it appears, and
happy that President Essen
hower's health and capacity
to assume his executive duties
were far removed from poll
teal implications.
A few hours after his ar
rival from Key West, Fla,
Washington was agog with
jumbled information, which
average newSmen diScredited,
yet kept their ears to the
ground like your humble
writer did as a precautionary
Continued On Page Six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
The Be Lucky Pea

Did you have blackeye peas
with your dinner January
first? You ate some? Yes?
Then you followed an age-oId
custom based on belief, or
superstition, that eating
blackeye peas on New Years
Day will lead to some good
fortune during the year and
that any neglect of the Gus
tom means no luck at all, as
many of the veteran adher-
ents of the custom will assert.
though sometimes ightheart-
edly, with bit of humor.
The New Year fad Of eating
the peas has persisted so long
that the younger generations
have no knowledge as to how
and when the practice got its
start; nor can oldsterS give
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
NY. TaxAdvisOr
Succunbs Here

The sudden death of Will
liam keenan, Sanders, pronni-
znent Tax Advisor for the
State of New York last We'd
nesday, January 18th, 1856 was
a shock to his relatives and
many friends. Though it was
known that he was not in the
best of health, theseriousness
of his illness was not appar-
ent.
Mr.. Sanders came here with
and at the urging of DR.. and
Mrs. Waylnan Coston of Will
mington, Del, to have a COM
plete check-up at one of our
we'll known clinics and also
to spend part of the holidays
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

a definite explanation. They
will tell you that the practice
originated in the south and
hat southerners introduced it
to northern communities 1t
Is so we'll established now
that grocerS in colored com
peas nantfcipation of the
munitieS stock UP with the
New Years big demand.
styles the commodity has an
agreeable taste and contri-
buteS a welcome variation to
the usual diet. Perhaps that
is one reason for adding it to
the family bin of fare. But it
for New Years whethtr there
continues to be a specially
is or is not any good fortune
toStered by its consumption.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

with long time friends and
fellow Lincoln Graduates, Drs.
Silas F. and Balloon S. Tay-
lor.
He died in his sleep while
resting before dinner and
though others were present,
there was no sounds Of dis
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
Install
Officers

Roxbury: Past Exalted Rul-
er Frank r. Allen, Chairman
Installation Committee, Bun
ker-AttuckS Lodge 1875,
IBPOE.W., announced the
newly elected offirerS will take
the oath of Office Sunday, Jan
uary Is, 800 pm. at Elk's Rest
158 West Springfield st.
Chairman Allen stated:
District Deputy Grand Exalt-
ed Ruler Martin H. Johnson
of Roxbury will preside and
install the following officers =
elect: Exalted Ruler Bona B.
Smell; Esteemed Leading
Knight Frank R. Allen, Is
teemed Loyal Knight Bruce
D. Walker; Esteemed Lecturing
Knight Walter E. Long; Sec
rotary Frederick F. Williams;
Treasurer James H. Cook; Es-
SURE Richard H. Counts; Tiler
Kenneth B. Barrett; Inner
Guard Milton Thompson;
Trustees Gentle H. Steele
chairman, James H. Clarke
and Joseph L. Duncan"
Members and friends of
Elkdom as well as the general
public is invited to be pre-
sent at the ceremonies" said
Chairman Allen. He stated
further that, food and enter
tainment will be provided for
the guests at no expense and
respectfully requests that
other organizations send Off
cial representatives"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
Ballet Artists
Doing
Spirituals

In the Great Jubileeran1a-
premiere to be given Thursday
evening, January Is, at 9:15
O'Clock in Ebenezer Baptist
Church of Boston, Mildred
Kennedy Bardic widely known
Ballet Artist, will give inter-
prretations of some of the
best known and also best loved
Spirituals.
A. superb chorus of one hun
dred singers, and leading New
England Soloists, also actress
Ses and actors are in the per-
Torrance which Is under the
auspices of the church Mu-
steal Department.
DR.. William Andrew Rhodes,
organist and church Musical
Director, will conducts the per-
Torrance. Rev. DR.. william
S, Ravenell is pastor of the
church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
BOSTON
BAKED
By MABE K0UNTZE

I'VE are Americans, and as
Americans s0e Mould speak to
America"
Fred Douglass
SENATOR EASTLAND of
Mississippi recently told a
Khan Council that slavery was
the finest thing that ever
happened to the Afro-Amer-
lean. He meant it was a
''big deal" for the Dixiecrats.
They got all their work done
free from 1919 to 1865. They
possessed all the women they
wanted, and had all the idle
time they wanted to drink
and gamble and live like roy
atty of Europe. With slave
labor they became rarcketeer-
rich with King Cotton.
Continued On Page Six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
WinierIime Hazards
Numerous for Children

New skates SledS, and tobog-
ganS are tempting, but before
they are used this winter,
make sure the place you 90
to use them is safe.
With low temperatures
Charles S. wilson of Worces-
ter, executive director of the
Bay State Society for the
Crippled and Handicapped,
the Easter Seal society, issued
a message of caution to
winter sports enthusiasts and
parents who'll bundle children
for out of doors.
Teach youngsters the rules
of safety" Wilson said. Win
tertime hazards cause Grip
ping and deaths each year.
Skating on thin ice and on
out-of-the-way ponds is one
of the most dangerous of all
activities. A little care can
prevent a tragic drowning. |
Every winter boys and girls
are injured in snowballing. |
Many are killed in thought
less shedding into streets"
Wilson urged parents to SUI
pervise the attempts of ''be-
skaters and to show
all children how to play safe
He emphasized safe driving in
winter months. Look out for
children to do the unexpected.
Be especially careful of skid
ding to help keep our children
SAFE" he said.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14
{. Herbert Richardson
Well Known Ghurchman,
Choir Singer Dies

G. Herbert Richardson pas
sed away suddenly Christmas
night at his home, 619 Column
bus Ave.
Funeral services were held
at Columbus Ave, AME Zion
Church, Thursday, Dec. Is.
with the pastor the Rev. CT.
Brown, officiating, assisted by
the Rev. Enoch Woodhouse.
Soloists were DR.. W.o. Taylor
and Miss Irene Brown.
The remains reposed in a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

The motto of the drive Will
be "Wear a crutch on your
lapel rather than under your
arm.
On these days the little Blue
Crutch will be a symbol of
giving on the part of Bos-
ton residents and a symbol
of hope for those stricken by
dread polio.
tag day drive are the follow
ing Auxiliary presidents and
Post officers; Winifred Mickle,
Auxiliary president; James
Hughes, veterans service Off
Ger, and Lawrence O'Connor
and John Foley, past COM
manders, all of Cambridge
Post; Margaret Leary, Auxili-
airy president. and John
Wrenn, past commander, of
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

Under the leadership of Ill.
Fred w. RIGGS, 33rd Most
WorShipful Grand Master, and
the board of directors of the
Most Worshipful Hiram Grand
Lodge, AT. & A.. NJ, the build
ing at 1912 fremont Street,
Boston has been bought from
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

casket surrounded
by a profusSion of flowers. Sc
lections were sung by the Sc
nior Choir of the church.
The pastor eulogized tns
deceased for his long, faithful
service In the church. The
eulogy was a great source OF
consolation to the saddens0
family.
G. Herbert Richardson was
Continued On Page Six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

the Doric Society.
The Grand Lodge, Subordin-
ate lodges and branches of
higher degrees, the Eastern
Star, and female branches of
higher degrees, have been
meeting there for over ten
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

years.
Grand Master Riggs and
Board of Directors who were
elected in December 1854
acquired this valuable piece of
property in less than one year.
Continued On Page Four
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Blue Crutch Days
Friday Saturday

In this Operation Blue Crutch," Legionaires will
be stationed throughout the city and particularly in
the principal squares to exchange Blue Crutch lapel
pin for contributions to the Dimes drive for the Nation
al Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-01-14

Continued Or Page Two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1901 10th ST N.W.-Outside rooms,
dents: selected menu. PIX. TV
1917 r. ]. AVE. NV, downtown
S Ssls d0lss tri 4sss 6 SGod 5SGs
BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB, 1901
v st. n.W.-White; living room,
week; !, 55sieTsnees. AID. a-es75 or
COLONY 81 W ctuB. ao32 N st. NV
people; college atmosphere. cony.
transp. to Govt offices, good food !;
. meals day. FE. 3-1460. -25
SOUTHERN HOME COOKING
Large room, single beds; suitable
2 young men. Call Ii 4-074e. 322
BRADLEY TzI'i SsiG ARMS .' at Dupont Circle,
1926 10Th st. n.w.-Home-cooked
food; reasonable prices.
1908 MADISON ST. N.W.-One
room and kit. $50 per mo. viii
care for child. ia. 9-9239.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Room and board.
Nice place to live, 3 meals daily.
Z days a week. Reasonable. DE.
GIRL TO SHARE HoME-Pvt. rn.,
board: $40 mo. Cow: ERGO and
Ft. Meade. Il. Riverdsls. Md. ia.
WALTER REED v1c.-Nicsly fprn.
cious meals. RIA. 3-4124
LOVELY ROOM and bath. for elder
ly people. Private home; reason
able. Former nurse will give care.
RETIRED Fl OR ELDERLY-Large
2nd-fl. room adjoining bath: over
delicious meals, 1918 wkly. no.
C0LUMBIA RID. NV. 2O01-Nice
rm. with good meals. free Tv in rm.
S16 wk.: young people. CO. b.S493.
SILVER sPRING-clean. comfort
able room, next TO bath, shower.
COW. neighborhood. Excel. board.
ST. per wk. JU. 5-3127.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

! Ar 10. ONfUkNtSnEO- ~.
GEORGETOWN, $500 Que st. 2-bed-
rm. apt. in apt. bldg. See any time;
AFT TT G Is Boiling ili Field. Naval
Air Station; bus line; extra lge.
| playground. washing. tanitor. park,
| ing fac: children welcome. 1112
savannah st. Sc, ST. 3-9316; 20
GEoRGETowN. 2511 Que st. nv
| 1-bedrm. apt. utils. and secreta-
rial service incl; 500. DE. 2-ISl1.
BACHELORS APT. with shower bath;
noon s.f f fol MRS Nj sRowp 51ss!
ess CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
2nd a., cor. bldg; 2 rms. kit,
bath; heat and gas furn.: S55 mo.
,i Gssi s IA ssot 81. N.E.-and floor;
iiyipe, bedrm., dinette, Kitchen.
S515o mo. .JU. s:200S. -23
522I CONN. AVE- lge. rooms. "a
baths, ultra-neW kit; all utils. OIL,
1881 l harvard ST. bed
ADULTS ssSH Only, R.. mn mgr" "''1 Apt
1887 CONN. AVE. NV, Apt. 4
One room kit, and bath: $50; avail
able for inspection Saturday. 90;
a SSsa: Sra "I sr. N.E.-rvo bedr9s, !,
liv. rm;, dinette, kit, bath: $50
AIT Rpt ' e. DG s 1PSss f. RSs' ssass
GEORGIA AVE. 5000 rms. KIT.
adults only: S15 VIZ. Call RA g.
MI. Observation-Disclosures. 2 Ice.
pvt sntro' utils.; $50. CO, 6. q.
1880 X ST. NV, Apt. 4s-Bachelor
.hea f and hot u water furn .o'H newly
redec.: key with ianitor; S45 mo.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st.
NV, Ma. S-0352. is
1880 esth PLACE Sc. Apt l04-
One bsdrm;; lily; rm,' dinette; kiteh :
s sa and tu ram as h1 mo WatsT o US
2, DAVIS CO. 1929 K st. NV.
mi AicE-siaED, bright rooms: - uStil-
tiles included: reasonable rent. 1922
$50 ssa st. M n%i RS S-af Fl. x.w2@el-
APT; bldg; i Rent sg-s SIS. See janttor
EFFICy N.w.-Comb. liv.-bedrm.,
pull; kit. Ice; dress. rm;. tile bath.
Aaysil. April /. RIA. e-2sa6; Tuo q
18Th AND P SITS. ,s.E.-Modsrp apt,
beaut. Fairlawn PIX. We have one
2-bedrm.. apt. for $s2.,60 and de-
lightful 1-bedrm. apt. for $50, incl.
al nd u:is ss9e with sep ;, dan i1r nm
space. and lockers in bsmt. Phone
ero sTEqART ss BROS. INC, p1.
UPsHUR ST.. N;w.-Liy, rm.. bedrm.
with 2 lac. closets, kit. with Ice.
bath. front and rear entrances:
$3.50 mo-, utils. incl. JU. a-192S.
1901 s ST, s.E.-Lovely 1-bedrm.
apt. with kit, liy., rm. and bath;
schools, churches, shopping. transp.;
newly decor: moderately priced at
$50: heat and hot-water incl. LII.
ANACOsTiS-Modern apt. or liv.
rent S Sny rs sna IT, ~: t Sc. e ssd5
Green V st. sec. sec AIT ), DIR: Good
left to Green. RE. 7-l1s1.
CONN. AVE.-Elevator- service build
ing; large b.r. n. d.a.. kit; and
bath; screened sun porch: clothes
closets; avail. April Is; adults
only: 500 per month. Telephone
RES. MGR. EN- 3-S432, -25
A.. share nice basement. lis Web
ster st. ne. RA.. 6-4s41. --25 |
MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.--one- bed |
room unit, S57 80: 2-bedroom unit. |
S67 80 plus utilities. Modern build |
ing. PHILLIPS & FULLER, INC. |
ST. 3-2400. 1912 18th street NV.
APT. HUNTING made easy! It's free.
no fee to- see excel. selections;
MANDM,, AID. i-S4O0. rs
1890 MONROE ST. N.W.--1-hedrm.I
apt. With Disposal. Newly decorated:
Convenisnt 70 transportstion and
10 Inspect see tenant n - o. call
81. 7-AaAA.
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TAKOMA PK.-sunny dble. bedrm.
bath and share kit: pvt. entr.;
lady preferable. Call JU. $500
coNv. PENTG.-For or ?; mr..
iarn.; Tess; sl2 N. Jackson st.,
ARLiNGToN@Larse. newly furn.
front room In quiet, modern home;
adj. to ext. phone and bath. near
Pentagon: bus at door: parking;
fYsa1Ia@Sni e. 4 esse Hamilton Is.
to bath; bus "a block. AP. 7-9691,
$3.50 WHEELER RID. s.E.-La T
loom. twin beds. small single room;
bath with shower: telephone ext
on End Ar: 10. 7-7737. rs
NICE FuRN. RIM; reas., mr.. bath;
p peR se 81, 9r ~ w 1seR,6 Svd Il; Any
silver ii STRING. 1920 Dale Dr.
quiet home. JU. s-3i7s. after &
pm, Sat. any time Sun. -25
ALEX.-Choice rm. with kitchen
facilss half block to Alex:-Wash
ALEx.-Nice rm., next bath. closets;
adult family: excel. transp.; lady
GRoUSD5 FIR: dble. bedrm.. pvt
entr;, shower and lay; $40 week
gentleman. JU, 5-6745, .JU. 5-9176
ALEX.-Male; lovely dbl. cor. rm.
bus line, cony. XXI; 9-1745.
pvt. bath. Pentagon and D. C. bu.
at door. Adult home. TIE. 6-1S66
LARGE End FLOOR ROOM adjoin.
ing bath: near transportation. ia
A aIl1i nm. .dioinin,
beds, chests and closets. S35 for i
SILVER fIV r. spR IN, s-o9tHi bedrm
Neat: phone. cooking. ldry. privils
yls. 1890 Ga. ave. Refs. Phone
ARLINGTON: near Pentason-Hote
rooms and family apt. pay or week
ARL.-Nicely furn.. twin beds. walk
in closets; pvt. home; quiet street
NICELY FURN. RIM, in pvt. family
suitable for light housekeeping
liza Bradley ave, 0ueensbrook
sEvRRf ss sPk Hs'Ss Lses eomfortsb.
rm., excel. loo; quiet. pvt. home;
sf Ta''f RAMsE X AVE. Silver Spring
Md.-Pyt. bedrm. with dble. bed
Beaut. furn.; share bath.
MD, 10 mi. from. 8. g., on beaut
D Dss nss1 zig, Sth s ssn ggEt.r eatS
smoking or drinking, please. Horse
back Tidins. hiking. ~. e-6e5e
NICELY TURN. RIM. Protestant
home: kit. bath privils.: empl.
cple. or empl. elderly lady. Non
drinkers: Also use of unfurn. I'm.
TIN h.nKRO
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62a p ST. N.W.-Lge. front. next
bath; cow. transp. to all sections;
$3.50 wk. Also, sleeping rm.: So.
DoWNT i1opvS. s24 N. Y. ave. NV.
and 92S G pl. n.w.-S6.50 wk. up;
and double. S12; clean, no DRINKS.
18th ST. NE. asIs-Larse. End
fioor-front room; refrigerator, hot
plate: single. LA. 6-24S2. -25
Newly dec. nicely furn;. Ink. rms;
$50-S65 mo. no: 2-79l0. 25'
1856 QUE ST. N.W.--LarEe, one
room and separate kitchen EN-
cheney; reasonable. -27
1900 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-Lovely lge.
rm., Pullman ENC. unit. linens;
$3.50 wk. HO. 2-95S9. -26
1866 WYOMING AVE. NV, Mt.
Pleasant car-Lge. rm.: S32. Small
rm.: SIS. Settled lady. AID. 2-2975.
ROOM HUNTlNG?-see US. 8 houses
ssslss and dblss s14S st NV
421e Sth ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and kit.
Utils. furn.: near transp.: prefer
couple Sl3 wkly. Ia. 9-1621.
Mr.. WALTER REED lge. attr.
furn. rms, pvt. bath. entr.- lge.
refgr.- Conv. to everything. Reas.
T% s,i RMS IS. fu,p. plus PVT. hath gs.ai
traQSp Reas 1929 UpShur NV,
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APIS. FuRNIsHED-MD.

2 BEDRMS.. lge. living rm., lge. kit,
bath and 4 lge. closets; furn. COM
plete except linens; pvt. entr.; use
Of laundry and front porch; 500
5 mo. UN. 4-0S0l. -25
DE LUXE EFFICIENCY. air sondi-
tioning. wall-to-wall carpeting
conveniently located in Chevy
Chase, Md; private entrance; $50.
M Tfli R al fffsl4 41oo ssrd st. 70 1
large room. private bath, Kitchen;
back porch: laundry room; private
entrance: adults. 20,
TAKOMA PARK. h.-w.h.: bsmt.; I'd;
pvt. entr.; suit. for couple. Apply
rear, 670l Westmoreland ave. .-25
TAX. PK.--1st fl. nv. rm.,. bedrms.,
sleep. porch. dinette kit. bath:
pvt: adults. JU. 9-0eS9. .25
CHEVY CHAsE-Liv. rm.. bedrm:'
count club. and NH NH o. S.'s
RENT FREE in return for eompan-
c ssnin 70. VAS. bet. 5 and . Pm,
,las SYCAMORE AvE.zLly: Tn.,
bedrm., Kit; and pvt. bath; SOB mo-
NICE hi Si BsMT. APT. in Brentwood.
Nd. Also nice room. Convenient to
TAKOMA PARK-3 rooms and bath,
pvt. entrance, adults, mr.. Walter
Reed: S75 mo. JU. 5-O313. 81
35I0 VARNUM ST, Brentwood, Nd.
Entire End A.. clean, rms. pvt,
BATH Il utils., adults SOB mo- WA
LARGE I-FAMILY 4-bedroom home,
garage, basement. large lawn. Could
sublet small apartments or rooms
Completely furnished; $40. JU. g.
NEWLY iSyi,Y DECORATED 8 rms; with
bath, pvt, ent. Clinton. Md. cy-
Tsssm a-g PsRK-Nisely turn. s-rm.
good bus Service. oil utils.: $s7 80.
Adults. Must be seen to be ap-
NICELY FURN LIV. RIM, din. rm;.
kit. / bedrm. and bath. nv;
Adults. ss5 incl utii'' vacant April
BROOM q APT, furnished, 10 miles
d dlSm IA. a-4is7. A
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. bedrm., liv
rm. kit, dinette and bath; PVT.
entr.; smpl. eple. ss5 mo- utils.
H. fsA .fhi6. s-rm. apt.
Shops. SS5, incl. utils. Ju. 9-6467.
TAKOMA Park rms. bath, Bird
fir. $3.50. 7106 Poplar ave. Ev.
4-7436.
FuRN., 1-bedrm. apt. in new bldg
In Bethesda, mr.. NH. Box 241-R,
E nj End FLR,-Pv.. cor. tile bath;
gss:s; ;Fs 5s;.iS y! -: si sSR -i'5. e.
apt. LIST mr.; cony. transp.; park.
space; empl, couple: $3.50. 10.
rHxSMA-ssms,. 3 rms. bath. !
81. sss sia:s ~. 'i::ss6ss.' 'n''' $780,
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1918 q ST. NV, Apt. B03-Youn1
Christian man. share with another
YMcA. NE. s-5o30.
1879 X ST. N.w.-Large corner apt
with. porch, lady to share with
another lady; air-cond.; SOS incl
all but phone. ma. 5000. Ext. 70S
CONN. AVE, mr.. woodley-Em.
ployed girl wishes to share Arm
apt. with 1-2 other girl Isl. DE
DUPONT AREA-Student, service, OF
professional man to share 1-bedrm
apt. with another man. DU. 1865
1915 18th ST. N.W,-Girl to be with
a another .E,Ti a, employed days; schoo!
until April i. AD. 4os65s. CIV ts'
SHARE E,b . APT clos: in man t. share
private bedroom. DI f.S41S.
MAN TO share apt. with another
man; pvt bedroom. bath; Mason
preferred. AID. 2-791O.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will share
his spacious home with 2 or 4
,s @fn. AMI "a. H 5IeSag; sw-a,,, :,
share beaut. furn. house with other
GEORGETOWN = Two girls want
Bird. 1898. share personality house
Pvt. bedrm-. gardens. co. 5-722S
GENTLEMAN to share apt. with
another man; sep. bedroom; near
como, ~: sb5.t JS. 4-sio asD after 8.
LADY TO SHARE g-bedrm. apt.
with / other lady; reasonable. AD.
ALLY Sat. and Sun, after 8 wkdys,
LADY between 20 and 80 yrs. share
eonv. transp.. shopping: ali priviis, /;
CLOsE-N ARLiNGToN-Girl. %
IS, to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
another. girl; cow. transp.; air
w eSSa; "a f,f SRsoi II sn.r. arm ant.
i SPsa 18th 3 81 sr. NV N.W.oeirl, 3o.4o,
to share 2-bedrm. apt. with an
other girl. RE: 7os340. Ext. 1895;
EMPL. LADY viii share o-bedrm.,
k. and b. apt. with another lady;
Sc, after $50 pm. All day Sun.
ONE or 2 girls. front twin bedrm. !:
share kit, bath. small lily. rm. with
other girl: GOOD transp. RIA. Sco4s1
s.E.-Girl to share modern twin
bedroom apt. Conv. buses. shops.
References required. Call after D.
FOR REFINED GENTLEMAN or
LADY-Separate attractive hedrm.
next bath; access to liy. rm. with
TV and breakfast privilege; excel.
transp. RA. 3-7759.
TWO GIRLS to share lovely 2-bath
SsEfrse g.rE home ,,s With Stasr
YouNG MAN. share or room: cow.
to buses Pentagon and downtown;
reas. TIE. 6-6905, after 4.
YOUNG single girl to share home
with I other girls; reas. rent. EN-.
18th 81. Nw.-oirl will share with
S snSther girl to tuf fr.ns apt II %OS
b. F5us' $500 $500; alter 'i i.
N.W;-Lady to share spacious z.
good transp. EN-. 3-5464.
UPTOWN CONN. AVE. .AREA--Young
man share comft. apt. with another
man. on COOP basis: cook. maid,
radio-phono, air-cond.. pvt; uni, phi.
LADY to share apt. with another
lady: porch and yard. twin beds,
coon HOME for divorced mothers
with children; very reasonable. NO.
7-9S4l. MRS. COUCH.
TWO GIRLS to share 2-bedrm. apt.
with, one other girl. twin beds. scr;
utils. provided. Wis. ave-. Wo. g.
1910
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-D.c.

8 Rooms, private bath; employed
couple. II. 6-1637. rs.
$50 9th ST. s.E.-3 rms. and bath;
pvt: SIS, utiis. incl. rs
THE CLIFTON. 1923 clifton st. NV.
500; 4 lge. rms, 4 beds. newly
DECORATED; SIS. See tanitor or call
sS 90, a nlfe 81. ESTABLISHMENT apt.. 2
newly dec, $50. Ii. 4-4236. -R9
GEORGETOWN-small house. -
heat. patio; 5 closets: suitable cod
pie or gentlemen; $3.50 mo. Wo.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely fp Urn aPtsss, by day
Liv. RM.. 6edrm.. kit. bath: u.ils,
wk- Cali RA. 1888. 5716 18th, st.
Mr.. BOILING FIELD-Beaut. furn.
2 rms; kit; and bath; adults Only
sill CATHEDRAL Slc1af N.w.-s bedTS S
liv. rm., kit, bath. encl, porch;
pvt. entr.; 2 or 8 quiet, empl. adults.
KIT AND BEDEM.. s45 mo. Jsls
1s y G VI. 1--WE. N.w.-A.trae,.m sunny;
clSN.s = IulS,. klt. Huu UHtn. Walh.
dist; facing park. DI. 1851, -25
II9 EIGHTH ST. s.E.-Modern 3
rms. kit. bath. End fr.; redee.;
1s s 18Th ST. N.w.-Large bedrm.
apt. beautifully furnished; modern
bath and Kitchen; new refgr. -25
2 BEDRMS4 liy. ,rm:, kit. bath; no
children; no drinking; suit for. 3
people; employed only. LA. 6-5045.
HOMELIKE. CLEAN, newly dec; End
floor; Q pvt. entrs.: liv. rm. with
hide-a-way bed; lge. bedrm.. kit,
full tiled bath, deck porch: unusual
view overlooking golf course near
Sousa Bridge: I adult occupies LIST
2415 PA. AVE. N.W.-Efaciency
Murphy bed and kitchenette: semi
pvt. modern bath: $50 month: all
utilities included. DI. 1922.
1908 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Bed. -liv.
rm,. -dinette, pvt. bath: utils.
furn.; lge. closet space: good loo.
25Is 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. efac..
kit. and bath; S67.5 Mgr. Apt.
1. AID. 4-O322. -27