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The guardian., 1956-05-05

A wealth Of exceptional tai
ent and ability was revealed
to an enraptured audience at
the spring musical tea given
by the Mothers Club of st.
Mark Center on Sunday af-
ternoon, April 20 at st, Mark
Church.
On the program were Shir-
ley Pearson. soprano, New
burypport; Marian Harris. So
prano, W.. Medford; Elisa
Cobb, soprano; Percy Johnson.
pianist and organiSt; Rupal
Parkins, baritone; Pearimon
Lumpkin, pianist; Clara Doc
kett, pianist. all of whom are
members of St. Mark Choir.
An enjoyable social hour fol-
lowed the program under di-
rection of Mrs. Lillian Davis,
chairman.
Others on the program were
Mrs. Alice Banks, club chair
man. Mrs. Ruth Chambers,
president, Mrs. Martha Bro
theirs, chaplain and st, Mark
Church pastor, the Rev. ST..
Laviscount.
Free concerts at New Eng
land Conservatory at $3.50 PM.
May 7, 8, 10, II.
&C. .Pgli
In the May edition Of Cur
rent History, magazine of
world affairs, DR.. Marguerite
Cartwright, prominent colum-
mist and Hunter College in
structor, draws on her exper-
fence in Africa in her discus
sion of Nigeria. She points out
that Nigeria is "TIhe ances-
trail home Of many United
States citizens Africa's
largest political unit. three
times the size Of Great Bri-
tain and the largest of her
overseas territories" She sees
Nigeria as a land with great
economic potentia." +"
DR.. Cartwright is a niece of
Mrs. S.R. Williams Of Cam
bridge. ri
Eastern District Grand Tent
5 holds it's 68th session May
8 through May II at Peoples
Bapt. Church. All tents are
welcome to attend.
Howard University Mothers
and Wives Club offers its an
nual scholarship to a deserv-
ing student who plans to en-
ter Howard University in the
fall. Students applying are
requested to send a trans
lcript of work at high school
and must be recommended
by the headmaster and their
minister. Applications are to
be sent to Mrs. Marion Hem
sley, 95 Munroe St., Roxbury
between May 7 and May 81
1856.
The guardian., 1956-05-05
FRAMJNGHAM


Before the beautifully light
ed altar af st. Stephens
Church, laden with colorful
gladiolas ranging from a deep
pink to snow white, and splen-
dent with candelabras hold
ing tall tapering white can
dies, Miss Mary Jane Assem-
Goa daughter of Mrs. Harriet
ASSencoa and the late Mr..
Isadore ASsencoa, became the
bride of Mr.. Robert Jackson.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jackson. Rev. Patrick ].
Lawlor officiated. Mrs. Mary
Kennedy sang Prayer for a
Perfect Life" and Ave Maria
accompanied by Mr.. Edmund
L. O'Donnel who rendered
several organ selections.
Given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. Melvin Cobb, the
bride wore an ice blue net
dress fashioned with a sweet
heart neckline and floor
length bouffanted skirt which
had one petalled tier of cotil-
lion blue net. Cotillion blue
flowers held her finger-tip
veil. She carried a Mother
of Pearl cover prayer book
atop which was a bouquet OF
white orchids and streamerS
of stephanotiS.
The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Theodore As
seneca, who preceded her
down the aisle wearing an
ankle-length yellow net dress
yellow net picture hat and
mittS, and carrying a colonial
bouquet of talisman and red
rosebuds. Mr.. John Andrade
of WoonSocket, R. l., was the
best man. Charles and Isa-
dore ASsencoa, brothers of the
bride, were the usherS.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. ASsencoa chose a pale
pink silk brocaded dress
white accessories adorned
with an orchid corsage. The
bridegroom'S mother, Mrs
Jackson, selected a two-piece
aqua cotton, the flowers on the
skirt outlined with pink Sc
quins, and accented by pink
accessories. She too wore az
orchid corSage.
The ceremony was witnessed
by relatives and friends from
Wareham, Dover, Natick
Plainville, Boston, Cambridge
Milford, Carver, birmingham
Newport and Woonsocket, RI
Mrs. Melvin Cobb and Mrs
Joseph Fontes, aunts of The
bride, assisted at the bouffet
reception held at Columbus
Hall. Mrs. Robert Anderson
had charge of the guest book
Following the reception
the newly wedS left on theil
honeymoon to be spent ir
The guardian., 1956-05-05
O'BanYOun's

Last Sunday morning, Rev.
Elmo Bean, assistant at St.
Paul AM.E. Church, Cam
bridge, added to the good i'm
pressions previously made by
delivering a most instructive
sermon on the subject. RE
formation, or Transformation"
based on 2 Cor. So. Rev. and
Mrs. Barrow, have gone to
the General Conference, in
Miami, and left the pulpit in
charge of Rev. Wilfred L.
Griflth, and Rev. Bean.
Being a fifth Sunday, music
was furnished by the male
chorus, and they went to
town" Their marching and
their singing were all en-
Enthusiastically praised. I want
the whole world to know the
names Of those who supported
me. They are. Charles Cor
bin. Rufus Haynes. Eyertnn
Johnson. William Paris, Wee
don Paris, Sr. Eugene Phil
lips, Alexander Headley, John
Jones, Archie Lowe, Eleazer
Wilke-. Rev. Griffith will
preach tomorrow, and the
senior choir will sing.
The Samuel Coleridge-Tay-
lor Musical Association held
their annual honoring program,
at Union Methodist Church,
last Sunday. when Angelyn
DeVaughn Holt, Elizabeth
Wheatley, William Rhodes,
and James Henderson were
eulogized by Harold Evans,
William Sexton, DR.. W.O. Tay-
lor, and your humble SER
want, respectively.
A program of vocal selec-
tions by Bertha Bailey Ayers,
Everton Johnson. Beatress
Moody, and Fred Wright, in
terspersed the eulogies.
The last program number
The guardian., 1956-05-05

Spent On the MTA, two dimes get you the
lowest-coss transportation you can buy = any.
wherei
Cheaper than taxicabs, even for the shortest
ride far cheaper than driving in town, and
parking your car.
The MTA doesn't drop everyone at Just one
Boston station.
Two dimes take you all The way 10 where
you want 10 go - uptown downtown
Back Bay South Boston or TO Is other
NO orNER FORM OF TRANSPORTATION GIVE
The guardian., 1956-05-05
I CITY NEWS |

jamaican Folk Songs will
be featured during a Drama
tic Recital, Sunday, May 13
$3.50 PM, at the international
Institute, 100 Beacon Street
The program, sponsored py
the Afro West Indian Club
will include Donald Joseph.
dramatic reader assisted bv
Oswald Morris
Buckner Candy, pianist.
candidate for the New Eng
land Conservatory's highest
performance award. the Ar
lists Diploma, will give his
final recital in Jordan Hall
on Monday, May 7 at $50
His program includes Haydn's S
Sonata in G Minor, Beetho-
ven's Sonata in A Flat ~
por,", op. 10; Barber's "Son-
aUa m > IlaC minor Op. 26
and Schunann's Carnival"
No tickets required.
Applicants for Aristo Clubs
scholarship for Boston and
local Mass. High school SEN
iorS may obtain information
by contracting Miss Geraldine
Barker, 81 Florence Avenue.
Revere, or by calling RE g.
0997 r. Deadline for appli-
cations is May 18th.
The Afro West Indian Clubs
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Gelzer, Ito Abbotsford
St., completed plans for the
Donald Joseph recital, Sun
day, May 10 at 1870 Beacon
st.
"The Torchbearers" a soph-
iSticated intimate revue in the
The guardian., 1956-05-05

adjoining communities.
1you live outside the IA communities served
directly by MTA just drive your automobile to
the nearest MTA parking lot A dozen Of them
are right beside rapid transit stations, outside
Boston's trafic-jammed streets. In any MTA
lot you park ALL DAY for only 25t.
Local rides on surface vehicles n any Of IA
communities served directly by the MIA cost
only l5e. An MTA local Tound-tTp is cheaper
than the first click on taxi meter.
you so MUCH FOR so LITTLE As The MIA
The guardian., 1956-05-05
BOSTON BAKED

Eastern seaboard without a
colored varsity player. Nor
are many, if any, Tan Yanks.
seen employed at the local
park. These are some Of the
problems to be worked out.
THE GUARDIAN certainly
5ettsgss III tDofrinq our ruciat
problems. Aiding us noao are
tt1o Boston organizations NTH
capable STATS. We knot0 that
such quiet office. meetings
t0oric. Almost a quarter cen
t1ry ago, the loriter met Nth
the late President Bob Quinn,
Sr and a0orked out possible
plans for colored players join
ing the BraUes, a club ,0hich
non has JiUe colored uarsity
members. The BfaUes cooper
ated. We merely ask coopera-
ton from the Sor.
TED WILLIAMS. when he
was confined at Sancta Maria
hospital without knowing whe-
ther he would ever play ball
again, was paid a surprise vis-
1t by two colored rival players,
Luke Easter and Larry Dolby.
This was at a time when beth
Luke and Larry often had to
hit the dust" at Fenway Park.
This wonderful exhibition Of
craftsmanship by Luke and
Larry, visiting Ted, is historic
proof that Tan Yanks want
better Sox relations. It is up
to Mr.. Yawkey and Joe.
NEAL MAHONEY, chief scout
gaze our Guardian reporter a
hearty toGrm Uelcome at the
Soc office last aUeek. IN select
ing NJ, Ward for our repre-
sentative, 1Oe kne1v that Scout
MGhoney a0aS one of a trio of
friends Ward knelo in the Sor
system. The Others are IrDtn
"JGck" Burns, and nly old Bos-
ton BRACES taUorite, Freddie
Mcclure. So the Guardian is
not making into the Red Sor
office as a stranger. we knoD
the club almost as 1oeu as
Mr.. YdUkey.
JOE MCKINNEY, a former
neWspaperman, knows all
about democratic crusades
Joe, the front man" in the
Sox front Office, has now op-
ened a page of inter-racial
history at Fenway Park bv
lnaugurating the current
meetings on a vital subject.
The Sox pioneer in this res.
pect was Travelling Secretary
Phil Troy who told me wears
ago the Sox could benefit from
sepia stars. McKennev has
tne advantage that it can
The guardian., 1956-05-05

New York. For the trip, the
bride wore nevy blue with
white accessories and an or
child from her bridal bouquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will be
domiciled in their apartment
at 8 Oaks Place, Framinghana,
following this interlude.
The guardian., 1956-05-05
usE rNEsE MrA PARKINo LoTs (

bnAeHmcaH, a MIA eeeehmons Rapid Trunsl
sto6on. On Rsvsrs eeOsA Psdr~sy. esi on Route
IA uf Revere.
eAMsRlp0E a keadoa Sqvoss Osar Routes GO
ond c-2e.
RAsT eAtAaRipoa, Of tsehmsrs Suvova, on U. S
Route !, near Routes az end 30.
eNARlEsToWAl, o. SvIvcn sVvsFs. nses Routes l.
80 cnd AZ.
RN1RGTts ; aoas es0o6~oy "a Agwdoan SlS, naus
eoyas und Ravsss seoeh RaFhsuys o. Ae bFoadwoyy
and a. Eens MzA ssuseA
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il" rm.' kit. bath. EN-. 3-9oa7.
1918 p ST. NV. Apt. Extra
large efficiency including sun. porch.
electric kit sep dinstte and many many
sSRTos e. Al! Sth ms St. &"
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apt: ground. Moor. utils. incl; use
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tation Small reduction for man
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Carolina ave sc. black OF Capt.
toll bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit, bath;
$40 mo. Ii 3-o0s4. EN- 3-9077,
1919 NORTH CAPITOL rms,
kit, bath; S67. so, incl. heat and
hot water. r r. RUPERT. ST.
500 ofs srd ST. NV rms. kit,
bath; $50, incl. heat and hot water
+. r.: RUPERT. ST 3.84S4,
1859 p ST. N.W.--1 rm.,. Kit hath;
R. oot ' RRig!ppaGfRsTr ST. s es EA''f'
$40 LAKEWOOD ST. SEW. rm,.
bedrm. kit. and bath. utils. incl.
x65 .S5. Key at Apt. /. Call BETT-
1924 BELMONT RID N.W.-Liv. rm.,
hedrm., reception hall kitchen and
bath. S75 mo. Call no. 2-5395 or
BEITZELL, D1. 7-3100. .--3
1920 W ST. S.E.--Apt. g.; key Of
rms, porch. avail. now; rent re-
duced; bus at corner. GEORGE /.
BORGER, INC, Ma. S-0350. "A
3 RMS. and bath In cow. downtown
location. recently redec. For in
spection call ME. S-2734. IS
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TIRE SALE

sed: Is or; &c 50. IT,. also new.
1918 NJ st. NV, Ex. 1882
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APIS. FURhIsHEp-D.c.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn. apis. bY day or
week Call Ma. S-5425
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st. NV.
--EleF: efficiency and bedroom
iiv rm. kit. bath EN-. 3-9OT7
CHESTNUT ST.. st4S, TAX, D. c.
New mangt,. lge, rm and kit: utiIs,
furl excel heat; Sl250 wk.
N CnIld Eel c.rnrN GO. S-445sa -,4
furn apt; Sl25. utils. incl. conT
"a. transp-, Shoppins and schools
IU 2.BlQO 20
Llt. RIM. bedrm.. kit. bath. utils.
45e0 Ga. ave: $40 mo-. SIa VIZ.
No OBJ. to infant. RIA. 3-lSS3.
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1918 LIST ST. N.W.-Apt. /, outside
apt, With g bedrms.. has been com
across hail, rental. Sos. 80
GEORGE l.. BoRoER. INC. Ma.
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MT. PLEASANT--F For ssle. girl. rm.
and open porch. run WateY. new
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Largest stock of used materials In
Washington al tremendous bar.
gains. Used pipe cut to lengths and
threaded: bathtubS lavatories
toilet outfltS, etc Flooring good
sheating, and framing lumber at
low. low prices. loads of good. clean
brick. light or heavy timber
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL
EMERY GEORGIAN HOTEL
1919 @ CT NM

COL0RED-5223 NEW HAMP. AVE.
leges; mr.. transp. IA. 9-6554. IS
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'ull yecapS; guar: wear ike new;
6.G0xl6. = 7nxf5, Sc rs: T.I0xI5,
1.60xl5' S7.75: add 50 for snow
tresds. ALL SERVICE TIRE CO,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ELDERLY LADY will rent room In
APARTMENT. Christian; no drinking;
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MT. PLEASANT--F For ssle. girl. rm.
and open porch: run. water, new
refgr.; $40 incl. utlls. so. S-S964.
%
SCI sth ST. N.W.-clean. quiet
room: not and cold water; refgr..
stove. utils. RE. 7-9101. -
1859 .MINTWUOD PL. N.W.-Nicely
furn.. all utlls. incl; sgle rms. 81
and up dbles. also. IA. 9-2S15.
3
N.W.-I or . furn. rms. for ladies:
run. water, refgr., hot plates. Lee.
closets; excel. transp. RIA. 3-0776.
10
2Ils r N.W.-Refgr., grill. sink,
clock radio, ~, African mattress.
S7-Sl4 yk. Elk. 3-6633.
1914 18th ST. N.W.--Large room
with kitehenette, refrigerator. stove
and sink; sig weekly. Is
MT. PLEASANT. 3I79 18th st. NV.
Cheerful. running water. frigid-
aire. dhle hot plate. nr. transp,
B
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Rooms WITH soARD

THE MAR LEETA, 1925 10Th st. NV
ladies and men; showers; excel. BID
IS
CLUB, MASON. 1925 N. Hamp. NV.
men; sgles. and others: S17-S22 so
wk incl, meals and hotel services.
NO. 1910 or co. 5-9349,
I40I 18th ST. N.W.-ldeai residence
for business people. students: Sc
leCtiye menus. PIX and TV
WANTED BY Federal
retired Protestant. vic. NV. D. c.
suburbs or Silver Spring. 10. g.
1856 "a
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PAPERING. PAINTING, PLASTER
ING, expert work at $40 up. Reli-
able. Guaranteed LU. 1881.
PAPERING. PAINTING. carpentry
work, Plastering, upholstering
Thanks for the year 1855. Happy
New Year to all in 1856. HARVEY,
AP. S-SOl6. -
PAPERHANGiNG. $40 room up;
Sunfast washable paper. Do own
work, guar. White mechanic. RIA.
3-0024, %
PLASTERING REPAIRS-Old and
new work. lge. and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. JU 9-4l "a.
10
PLASTERING DONE. patchwork spe-
ealtfy. all work guaranteed; free
estimate. 10. 1855. %
ROOFING. new work; repairs; gut
ters. spouts; carpentry. painting
A. d. THOMAS, WA. 7-7352.
LPH0LSTERING or minor repairing
TyneS furniture stands up when you
sit down. Ii 3-2122, Ii. 3-043l.
lis
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NOSNS tONNtSfteO-N.W
iath ST. NV. 4ae4-studio rms
shower: also compl. apis. shop anc
transp;: reaS RA. 3.l679 -
SOUTHERN CLUB; l7e5 Mass ave
guests, Lee. sele.. pvt. bath. dble
for girls. Lovely sitting rm., TV
$50 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Nice warn,
single room with running water
R 1a'i Ne aousr. 1923 N st. n-x.-.
nice seopie Lounges. O rec. rms rms
dancing bowling. tennis. slice club
n1anaser. Ss5-s55 mo. NJ 3-7474
81 a DAY per person: II0I nth
NV --Attrac sgle. -dble rm 81 wk
up. VANNES HOTEL. Of 7-7sSs
i5SS n; Y: AVE. N.w.-Unpsualll
shower: IS to S. weekly. O"'" IS enc
1853 10th ST. N.W.-Business.
women, sgle and dble. rms: clean
neaut furn.: mod. baths NO
1914 I6th ST N.w.-Eleyator bldg
Lovely warm single room near bath
ICES aist ST N.W'-HiKhly desir.
gentlemen. Excel, ioc. pu. 7-4776'
246O 18th ST. N.W.--LoVely rooms,
some with pvt. bath: distinctive
address; daily maid service; 24-hr
Switchboard: rates. $3.50 up weekly
1859 oUE ST N.w.-Redecora,ed
single room. running water, So wk.
also Ink room "a
DUPONT CiRCLE-Dble. pvt. bath
Light housekeeping. Maid service
500 1885, 10Th st, NV. no
.ss1' i, nAMP. AVE. S.w.-ssI.
t hsn. PATH Tu Use sa q Seiephone. Excel
1915 DELAFIEID Pr. N.w.-Iee
front rn. Low. home, Nr. l4th 81
cars. Pri7ils. SIS wk. ia. s-95I2
DUPONT CIRCLE-House known for
sisspn sns sSS nit' ,s ane comfort
1913 9si tRifrl ssa n ~ sT.--At,ra act
double .rm.. twin beds, iayatory.
iaf r. priVis.; 'onY, transD. Call RA
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10Th st
Attractive home: new dec; semi
gyt. bath, fireplace, desk, shelves.
@Ii7 r ST; NW.-Refers grill. sink.
Sf-Sl2 VIZ. EX. 3-6f33
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. RIM: pvt
PAN PA iSeai location; excel. trsnsp
EMBAssY" AREA. so1s Mass ave.
nw---Rooms. newly dec sgle. and
MI. ''' PLaA s ief p PEI K.nyo ms :,
n.w.--Loyely lee. frt. nm, pvt
hone: $40 wk. NO 7-4as3 4
ID0WNTOWN-Clean. extra spacious
66Ies; ldry.' Tv priyils. 81 pei
person: sl1 as ssle. no. 2-532i
RANDALL HOUSE. 1924 N 81, nv
JOIN friendly young crowd. Meet
dancing. bowling. tennis. alec club,
nv; Be send w. ssyitchb9ard New
1874 MASS. AVE. NV. Tn. Oak.
mcnt-- Nicely furn. rms, srle or
dbie reas. AID. 4.764a.
M. CONN CATHEDRAL AYES. -
Lse.' front. newly dec: heaut furn.
Only 49, mo- man no. a-33os.
WASH. MUS. INsT.--3rd H.; very
comfortable rms; empl girls de-
string practice 1880 18th st NV
LOVELY RooMs-Youns men: sele
obie,; maid serv; free parking: 81
wk. 1888 Park I'd, Du. 1854,
UPPER 18th sTREET-Nice room in
lovely private home; good trans
portation' PA 6-s244. ---5
DUPONT-SCOTT CIR.-24-hr. gas
ht,. $50; studio rm.: ! man, pvt
entr.; 6;3O-9:30 pm. 1886 r st. n. "
WALKING DISTANCE downtown
Lovely, very clean. quiet, single
nm: Hollywood bed. 3 windows,
running water. In a good house.
1928 10th st. NV. -
THE BR0ADMOOR, 1901 Conn. ave.
Combination nv. and bedrm. !;
attrac. furnished; pvt. entr.. pvt.
bath: $50 per mo. WO. 6-1a26. %
ADAMS MILL RD., oppo5. park
Sgle. rm.: beaut.: maid serv. and
phone; best transp. no 2-92Sl.
IS
Ice. CHEERFUL RIM. and kitchen
cite; pvt. bath, entr.: $50 mo. 1924
3Sth ST. NV EN- 3-110g a
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont

GAS RANGE, new. used, installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO, 2237 Ga.
ave NV. DE. 2-5506.
GAS RANGES. new. used: repair oil
coal, gas ranges. ACME STOVE,
10il 9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
GAS RANGE. Tappan de luxe, Al
condition. Call JU. o-3974. 3
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apt With 3 bedrms.. has been com
pleteN reconditioned; adults; key
eEoSSRsoE T.. BoRoEERf. INC IA E2.
a. U 2sG RHODE ISLAND sE.-lst
BACH 4 co. Dr. 7-65oi. ri. 3
Isl sf'' LAKEWOOD ST. s.E.-a.rm.
kit. ami bath apt. Completely re-
decorated with new kit. cabinets
and refrigerator. Rent SIS mo. Can
Mr., DIlvALL. Dl. 7-6400. "A
10th ST. NV. NEAR IRVING
large rooms, modern kitchen and
yenient TO- transp, and shopping.
Not suitable for children or pets;
S65. including heat and hot water.
BRADLEY BEALL s. HOWARD.
INC. Ma. S-o27l. IS
APT. HUNTING made easy. Cause
the owners pay my fee. I show you
FREE excel. selections. all parts
d. c. Call MANDEL, AD. 1900.
%
THE HILLSIDR-Light and airy
building, outside rooms. cross ven-
'ttlatton. attrac. dec: 24-hr. elev
service ser. p;,, : rms. kit. bath; $40; 2
Alt.s Detus S0o' ReS'
NR. MseARTHUR BLVD. NV, b305
Dana pl. n.v.-Brand-nev. . bed
rms. liY, rm. with dining area. kit,
bath. S110. A. D. CRUMBAUGH,
keaitor. 4e0S Wis. ave. Wo. 8.
EXCELLENT LOCATION in hear. O,
city at Meridian lark; shopping,
transp at door; new air-cond.
H IPueiy a.s sPt;; 1875 Euclid st. NV
GEoRGETOWN. 1915 Wis. ave-
rms. kit. bath: avail. immed.
500 mo-. utiis. furu.: adults only
6sO5 I4th ST. N.w.--Laree efficiency
eRts:h.n ai h..;s,.L.. elevator BIDS:
Ear6aae disposal. is-eu' oifnnv resfr !;
dining area. dressing closet and
bath. All utilS. incl; free parking
nlsacilities. Resident manager. Apt,
NEW APT. SOS per mo-: located in
white neighbqrhood. T st. Sc. 5
free. cal OIL dI 4151si. mo. 1sn'
LIST ST. NV. 4835--I bedrm. duplex
apt. encl, back porch. new stove,
BlasctiHEL6Rso A Pr fioe iis. rm.,
kttenenette. bath: excel. eond..
S6g.50. BEVERLY COURTS, 1896
Columbia I'd. NV. Key Apt 100
FORESTER ST. bedrm.: redec. /;
erony. schools. shops, trnnsp.; chill
dren welcome; $40 Ii. 4-1lO0,
Sc. 1890 18th sT.--3 rms. and
bath, cow Ioe.. l block Pa. ave
see tanitor on premises or cali
BLK. FROM PENNA. AVE. Sc
Corner: 3 rms. bath: ali utiis.; 500;
new cond. OWNER, ia. 9-70I6. g
CONGRESS HTS. ARRA---Attraetiv
! and : bedrm. apis. reas. rents.
10. 2-0153. --3
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
Large, bright apartments, Liyine
nm. bedrm., Kitchen and bath:
So2 so. Resident mgr, Will show.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO,
1874 18th 81. NV, AID. 4-2905
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Refrigerator Used
Observation-Disclosures
GUARANTEED

ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
@2"o Ga. Ave NV. AID. 4-009 s
ROTISSERIE. Broilquik. model CT,
$50, brand-new, WHOLESALERS for 500.
Johnsons wax poIiSher and scrub
Der for home. $50. new. retails for
SO. OIL. 1851. %
RUGS "a, 9xl2 Oriental-desigu
rugs, brand-new never used. Value.
SD: sacrificing for $50. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART. 1905 G ST NV.
Oriental, all sizes
pre-inyentory sale. prices siashed
w TO 50ts. CASSABIAN. 1904
o st, near Wis ave. "a
SHOP-SMITH, excellent condition
CO S-H2R3 *
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ARL., 45I5 N. Henderson rd.--Lee.
front rm.; COW. transp. and shop
ping; $40 mo. ia. 1851.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2QOl. at Conn.
ave. Nice sgle. or dble. rms: .
good meals daily: SIC to sis wk.;
TV avail; young people. CO.
5-2493. -
ALEX.-Lge. rm., pvt. bath: Y
blk. buses; gentleman; references.
Cali TIE 6-6428. -3
BUSINESS WOMAN my On.
Oh. home: pretty rm.. pvt. bath.
wide YARDS garden, gar all home
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MIscEL. WANTED Cent,

FURNITURE-Wanted today, fur
niture. any amount: suites OF odd
pieces. Also need refriRerator.
gas stove and good piano: Please
call Mr.. GRADY. Ma. S-967Q.