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1918 4th ST. S.E.--Loyely, modern
$500 See MRS, MILLER, 10.
cE0RaGt2E;TowN-a5so Quo st Two
b t, apt in apt. pldE See any
Carolina ave Sc. black Of Capt.
$50 mo. Ii s-oos4' EN- S-9077.
3 RMS. and bath in cow. downtown
spection cali Me. S-2T34. 81
THE HILLsIDE--Lisht and airy
building, outside rooms. cross VEN
tilation, attrac. dec, 24-hr. elev.
service: 3 rms, kit. bath. $40: 2
rms, Pullman kit. bath. $50, Res.
SCI TIN MADISON SH 81. NV nv rooms.
adults only; SIS. IA. 9-62S9. 8
CONGRESS HTS. AREA-Attractive
! and ?:bedrm. apis, reas. rents.
1881 * "i PEsSSNA. AVE. s.E.-7st lo A
liy, rm, din. rm., bedrm,, kit. and
bath. lge. rear porch, front and
rear pvt. entr. S65 mo. without
utils.. Just newly dec. Phone IL.
4-211s for appt. between 1880 and 4
$40 HAMILTON ST. NV. Apt. D.
l-bedrm. apt, refined neighborhood
next to Methodist Church. Apply
lanitor or F. W. BERENs, Ma,
pso ,sT"roN 1927 18th st. nv
2 rms, kit, bath, newly dec, Ses
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ALEXANDRIA-Enciency and 1-bed-
room apartments: tanitor service:
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton: all utilities, s76 to S92.50.
Call TIE. 5000 between 10 am.
N. ARL.E2-bedrm, duplex. End mr..
PVT, entr.: excel, eond;; garage;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; /
S Psati; ~ $50 5 mo- k a. s sesa42 mr.
NICELY FURN.. 2 rooms, kit. bath.
pvt. entr.: COW. to buses. shopping,
etc: Sll0 mo-. utils. KE. s-4g24.
PENTAGoN AREA-Famiiy apart
week; free parking. ia. 2-3343.
INA N. KIRKwOOD RD., Arl.-
Liv. rrn... bedrm.. kit. -dinette. stall
shower. heat, hot and cold water
elee. furnished: no children or pets;
So so. XII. 9-los4 =
settled couple. in exchange FOL
tel; Refs. No pets, or preschool
ENTIRE end FLOOR; pvt. entr
! porch; liV.- bedrm; kit, dinette
batn. Rea5. Rel. REQ. ia. 2-E3o93.
Mr.. PENTAGON-Attrac. furn. apt,
| liy., din, bedrm,, kit, and bath;
| fully equip. OF. 1852. p
REFINED WOMAN to share my
| small comfortable suburban home
| Falls Church area: $50 per month
references exchanged. Please give
particulars and phone number. Box
30O-C, Star IS
| ARLINGTON-Clos in. furn. OF
unfurn. apis. reasonable. allowance
made for repairs. BR. S-9504.
p
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm.. liy. rm.
kit. din. area. bath: End fir. pvt
home: adults only. $50 mo-, utils
incl. JE. 2-1464.
FALLS CHURCH-Close to shopping
and bus; 3-rm. and bath apt or
LIST fir of 4-family apt. house
comfortably furnished, includes
heat and water. Sa3 per mo
Call J. H. BENOIT. kealtSr,< KE
S-6677: ewes. and Sun, JE. 3-1l4l
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1917 M ST. N.w.-Emcieney. re-
decorated: S37 so.
414 18th ST. Me- rms, kit. and
bath. $50.
HARRISON & ADAMS MA. s-s30sI
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ONE BEDROOM. near shopping. bus
line: $50 per month.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Georgia Ave. JU. a-4l3i
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TAKOMA PARK, vic. Walter Reed
. bedrms., v.-din. comb. Freezer
refgr Pvt. shower bath Util. and
phone: Sltn. Also
BSMT. EFFIC,, pvt. entr. ard shower
Utiis.i newly dec; SO. JU. 5-46ss
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COLORED

1888 NEWTON ST. NV.
Large efic. apt. furn. or uniurn.
$50 mo. Key, Apt, 5, IS
Colored-606 E st. NE.
Modern Groom, kit. and bath apt.
newly decorated; only $50 mo. Set
MRS. JONES in bSmt. ant. -
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Govt. Workers

We will have l-bedrm.. furnished
apis. available in January. walk
ing distance to buSlines; Sga.50,
all utils. incl. ARFAX REALTY,
INC, JE. 2-1450. IS
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shoot. She had to do something. But Badly was
listening.
Hal, I'd like to send your suit but I'm busy. It's
an Aunt Maree setup." Aunt Maree was the family
symbol for unwelcome guests) Il wish you'd do a
Mickey German" (Gorman, as fellow who fire.
quently quit work in mid-aftemoon to come home and
loaf on his patio. also symbOl) Its super
Aunt Marge thing, darling, and | wish you'd out
German German"
But Hal only grunted something about being tied up
until late and not to let the kids bother her much
She hung up. Badly was watching her suspiciously.
"You sound like you're crackin UP. Not that blame
you thought this looked like such peaceful setup.
She almost felt sorry for him. She almost felt as
though she should apologize for the way things
going. But she stopped partly because of the incon
gruity of apologizing to someone with gun in his
hand and partly because of the roar from the bedroom
Bobby was awake.
Nonas eyes met Baldys. For a moment there was
a bond between them, the bond of any two adults
mutually faced by the ancient conundrum Of the unrea
soning young. Then Mona - Continued on next page
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Candys shoulder. the scream was cut of in midgasp.
The silence was startling.
What's the matter this time?"
ITS that Mike Reese, Mama. He took hree turns
in row. yelled at him and yelled at him oh he just
kept slidn' and Slidin' and -"
Mona cut her of. ''rve got my own prot ms. Run
along. Work it out yourself. And how many times
must tell you not to scream so?
Candy looked up at her shrewdly. IF yell soft,
you take your time about coming"
WHEN Mona got back in the house, the tele-
phone was ringing 1t seemed though it was always
ringing.
you said you had kid asleep. blonde. How come
he amt woke up with all this racket?'
"Bobbys used to il. guess
well, l amt. Answer that thing It's drivin' me
nuts But if it's that Milly dame You put me on
the hook with her again and it'll be uStiable homicide
when pull this trigger"
was Hail. wanting her to send his suit to the cleaners
His voice made her think of all the things
she had to lose if this with the gun decided to
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on the table The whoae thing was fantastic After ALL
no one ever got shot in a quiet suburb.
The phone rang Badly stood close behind her as
she answered IL II was Milly. Mona listened for
while and then she changed the receiver to the other
car and finally, because the washer going pu-u-rsh
puu-rsh and the puddle spreading she thrust the
phone into Baldys hand. He took it, startled, and
stared At it and put it gneey his ear She glanced
over at him once in while as she was hopping and
his eyes getting eassier and elassier so she knew
Milly was still talking The front door bell buzzed
sharply. Badly smashed the receiver down its cradle
and strobe over to her.
'You got more gon' on here than Grand Central"
Anyway, it can't be Mily this time
Don't bet II. That dame could fly over here like
Superman if she put her mind to it,
The man at the door was gray-haired and portly.
MADAME" he said pompously I'VE are taking a
survey Of American Housewives and Homemakers'
That's fine, but -"
And we're asking the women of America vital
question. Millions Of dollars in promotional cam
paigns will be based the answers. Millions
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II simply don't have -"
He raised a dignified hand. His
voice deepened.
Please tell me, Madame, how
do you spend your afternoons?"
Mona looked at him. She opened
her mouth. She closed II again.
mo, you wouldn't believe it,
she said, and shut the door.
She walked back toward the
kitchen. A sound like an AFRAID
siren gone berserk arose from the
side yard. The scream, which
seemed only remotely human,
started at eighty decibels and
worked its way up. She could see
the gray-haired man through the
window. He was trotting quickly
toward his car, glancing back over
his shoulder. Badly plunged from
his hiding place.
Somebody's gettin' muir
dered!"
Its only Candy. My seven
year-old."
"A kid maxim that noise?
You're nuts. Some danes eettin'
herself killed out there. You stay
here where it's safe while l give a
look"
Tie sided along the wall,
his gun at the ready. He kept as
much out Of sight as he could con-
sidering his bulk and the drapeless
picture window. Mona followed
him. Candy was doing the scream
ing. all right. She was a small,
intense child with startled hair.
She stood beside the house, her
mouth open wide, her eyes shut
tightly, her fists cienched. Badly
lowered his gun.
you got TO stop her doin' that,
blonde. You got to-"
What do you want me to
do?"
Get her in here" Badly said
menacingiy. land tell her to shut
up or else"
"Okay." Mona walked to the
door and beckoned to Candy.
Candy came, still screaming.
When finally Mona touched
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High School where he starred in
football and basketball, being Sc
lected as guard on the all-state
basketball teams of 1912 and
l943.
He gained recognition as one
of the nations outstanding pass
ers and signal callers while lead
ing Florida A and M College to
conference football championships
in 1944-45 and 1947 and to the
coveted national championship in
1850. His greatness on the grid
iron was further evidenced with
his selection to the Pittsburgh
Courier's All-American Football
team in 1945.
Further proving himself as one
of the states most prolific ath-
letes, "Crow" starred at second
base and shortstop for the world
famous Indianapolis Clowns
baseball team. He served two
years in the United States Armed
Forces.
Crows" tremendous success
with highly limited facilities
prompts this question: What
about a well equipped playground
and swimming pool in Liberty
City?"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12

A former star whose feats on
the football field, basketball court,
and baseball diamond will long
be remembered by sports enthus-
lasts, is still shining with ines
timable brilliance over the youth
of Liberty City. This star is the
amiable Leroy "Crow" Cromar-
tie, supervisor of Miami's Liberty
Park.
If you have ever taken the time
while passing Liberty Park to
watch Grow" handle the boys,
big and small, good and bad,
young and old, who frequent his
playground, you will readily con-
cur that he is definitely one of
Miami's top playground super
visors; and is certainly deserving
of more space, better facilities
and more equipment to facilitate
the tremendous job he is doing.
Since coming to Liberty Park
in 1854, "Crow" has installed in
his boys the will to win; and the
hard to find ability to accept de-
feat gracefully, respectfully, and
without the bitter and disguised
feeling that usually accompanies
defeat. "Crow" breaches and prac-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12
Urban League Gets
$4,000 Grant

urban renewal plans for provid-
ing adequate housing for Ne
groes and other minorities, and
for solving the relocation prob
lens of families that are displac-
ed, "To Often" said Mr.. Granger,
"have urban renewal programs
meant intensified housing con-
gestion and segregation for the
Negro population"
The league is now making eff
fort to maintain communications
between interracial ! d s
throughout the South. It hopes to
encourage leadership elements in
southern communities to tighten,
rather than break off, their coop
erative relationships.
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tees the age old adage: at mat
tiers not whether you win or lose,
it's how you played the game"
Good craftsmanship is the key
note of all Liberay Park activi-
ties.
Cromartie-coached teams are
the most feared and respected
around Miami's playground cir
cult. The record speaks for itself:
Boys, ages 10 and under won
baseball championship in 1858;
boys, ages IL and under won
baseball championship, and gold
ages IL and under won baseball
championship, and boys, ages Is
and under won softball title in
1855; 1856 saw his 16 and under
boys take the runnerup spot in
the basketball league, and his IL
and under boys cop the basket
ball championship.
Even though "Crow" is paid for
working from 8 am. until 600
m, you will find him still hang
ing around with the boys on the
basketball court long after quit
ting time.
Cromartie is a 1913 graduate of
Miami's Booker 7. Washington
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12

The National Urban League to-
day announced the receipt of a
two-year grant of $4,000 from
the Field Foundation of New
York, to carry out its expanded
interracial social service program.
Lester B. Granger, executive
director of the 46-year old social
service agency, in making the an
nouncement said: To-day, the
Urban Leagues research, COM
munity education and health and
welfare services are multiplied.
Increased tension among the two
races generated in southern COM
munitieS has produced urgent de-
mands upon Urgan League lead
erghip to ease that tension"
Mr.. Granger hailed the foun-
dalton for providing this money
sc that "open lines Of commune
cation between the races may be
maintained at the very time that
opposing leadership forces are
battling over the augmentation
of recent Supreme Court de-
cisions."
Specifically the Leagues pro-
gram will provide some of the
services needed in its Southern
Industry Project, which is an ed
ucational program for manage
ment, labor and the schools-de-
signed to increase the number Of
Negro workers in industry in the
South. The money will be used
also to help communities develop
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PORTLAND ST. S.E.--2 rms, compl.
redec.. exhaust fan, walking dist.
Boiling. $3.50. Ii. 4-1100.
NE. AREA to 3 rms; good cond..
excel. loo, conven. shops, transp. at
door. $40 up. Ii. 4-l100.
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

LAWN FURNITURE. implanted fur.
niture, bookcases at factory to-yoy
prices. LANGOHR WOOD PROD
uCTS, 1705 Rockville pike. OIL. O.
91n0. -l2
LIGHTING FIXTURE CLOsEoUT-
Any So fixture. 81: $40, So; SIS
SO; $50. 81; SIS. 50; other Ak
on display. Electric bulbs. So worth
81: $l5. S11.25; S25, $3.50
WASHINGTON ELECTRIC co.
1920 l4th ST. NV, RA. 3-4575
Open 10 am. to & PM, Mon. ane
Thurs. to pm. --I3
MARIMBA--Mfg. by ]. C. Deagan;
good condition. Call OIL. 2-4S24,
between 3-S pm. No dealers. Iii
MOTORS, bought. sold. exch.; ali
makes; low prices. ELEC. EQUIP
CO. 2473 Sherman ave. NV. IL
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, files.
typewriters, add. machs.,. calcula-
tors. etc: CIRCLE. 741 18th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Used, l wal
nut executive secretary. 7s'-ir. desk
S40; executive swivel chair
$3.50. 2 side arm chairs both
S17.50 nearly new metal ONCE
supply cabinet with lock. 72x36x1S,
S35: ] legal size, 4-drawer filing
cabinet, sis. Phone DI. 7-5019 OF
EN-. 3-593S. -12
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DOWNTOWN. 924 N. Y AVE. NV
Slpg.. 81 wk.: hskpg., Sill: free apt.
to cple. for wife's light services
1880 18th ST. N.w.-Lge., light frt
rm., din. alcove, stove, refgr.: utilS.
furn.; S11.50 wk. DE. 2-1675. Ill
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. I'm. with
kitchenette, refgr., stove and sink;
S11 wk. Ill
1855 p ST. N.W.-Lge. newly deco
rated Ink. adjoining bath. $9,5O
wkly. 10
WITH OVER 100 ROOMS. isn't 1t
logical that we could find something
that you'd like? Elk. .3-0653.
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APIS. FURNIsAED--Mp.

ONE AND TWO BEDRMS.. modern
attractive furniture. $3.50 up. all
utils. incl; unfurnished apis, avail
also. For brochure and further tn
formation, call RE. b-S00l. 8. 2
AND q INC, Rental Agent.
CHEVY CHASE--Liv. rn., bedroom,
dinette-kitchenette. PVT. bath; nI.
country clubs and NH. OIL. 2-3l73
BsMT. EFFTC., PVT, ENTR.. shower,
utils,; mod; nj. Walter Reed; $40
TAKoMA' IPK@VeTryy nice. 3 bed
rooms: 2nd floor: private emit. $50,
plus Ras and cleo; fare and shop
APFiTPEAcRi REF; ErSsbESy ~ rS SPfISSc; 5eso
Avail. immediately. OIL. 2-Oi5O.4
FOR OR MoNTHs-Lovely
knotty.pine nsmt; PVT. bath and
entr.. $3.50 week. Ju. e-i442.
AIR-coND.. fun kitchen facilitics,
WIS. ave; 500 per month Cali
n OSTi "A: Ar " I'm, 5sdIm..
"a, L Ssr ave Mi Tsspms PARK Nd. -,
Utils. included, SO mo. 36is 3Sth
ave, WA, I-39i3. 10
TAKoMA PARK-i rm., bath. iurn.,
range, refgr., sos; 3 rms, bath,
furn. S65, gtils incl ]. VICTOR
, pIGKEY AP. T;soSo, 80, 81,
entr.. Just redec. bus al door. SsE,
incl. utils. WA. 7s4476, uN. 4-3ig2.
-I2
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIRE SALE - Full recaps. guar;
6.00x16. 6.7Ox15. S6,75: 7.1Ox15,
7.6Ox15, S7.75. Used tires, $3.50.
ALL SERVICE TIRE CO., 1924 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. 6-9S5O.
TRUMPET, Ambassador Odds, less
than , years old. XII. 9-2560. Ill
TV SETS, used spring clearance
sale: so to choose from; every set
must go; DoWD's. AIS Conn. ave
TVs-Raytheon 17.in. tbl. mod,
S S5S: Emers on ss ni,po YT gqar;
18th NV. AID. 4-0636. 10 am
TYPEWRITER SALE - Remington
and Underwood. ONCE size, sold
new for S219 so. yours at $50 each.
CENTRAL, 2O19 l4th st. NV. la
TYPEWRITER, older style, office
model Underwood Perfect condi-
ton. $50. Call ia. 1881 after
TYPHEWiRITER, 1BM electric, pro-
Dortional spacing and bookface type,
almost new. save $500. CENTRAL.
20l9 14th st. NV. IA
TYPEWRITERS - New Remington
Rand portables, no money down.
81 week. CIRCLE. 741 18th st. NV.
VIOLIN with case. old German
SchweitZer. perfect condition, beaut.
tone, SS5. RE. 5-S40S. 10
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APIS. EuRNIshEp--VA..-

ARL., n. = Exceptionally nice /
bedrm.. liV. rm., dinette, kit, bath;
$3.50 mo-; avail. JE. 3-754S,
ARL.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, EIt.,
bath; above avg. utils. except tlee.:
SOS. ia. 7-SSA4. IA, 2-IS90. liz
1 AND g BEDROOMS, modern! sat.
tractive furniture. S91 to S95. 80.
All utilities included except ielec-
tricity. For further information,
call SHIRLEY DUKE APTS.sJKI.
t-BEDRM. apt. Mod bldg. Excel.
cond. Cony. bus, shop. center, PEN
tagon: $40 mo. ia. 2-9363. --.l14
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - fur-
nished and unfinished apis, ,fire-
proof bldg; janitor service: laun-
dry privileges. continuous hot wa
ter: SIS TO $500. Call TIE. $3.50
between 10 am. and 8 pm.
AKL.,. mr.. Pentagon and Fort Myef--
Nicely .furn. l-bedrm. apt. in apt.
bldg; sos mo. OF 4-700o, --l2
ALEU- bedrm.. cleo. kit, ige.' liv.
rIn., knotty.pine dinette, IL w.
Chapman, OV. 3-3529, OV. 3-Q77S.
N. ALEx.-3-bedrm apt: afns.
airport and Pentason. $3.50, incl.
utils. and TV, RA 6.5022.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

to share large 2-floor
apt. in restored home on Capitol
Hill. LII. 3-S529 after 8 pm.
--12
ALEXANDRIA-Girl to share modern
duplex apt. with 3 other girls. 10
minutes to Pentagon. COW. to
buses and shops. Pvt. swimming
pool. XII. S-15S3 after46 pm.
ID
ARLINGTON--Man to share modern
furn. home with 3 other men; rea-
sonable. ia. 7-4523. Ill
GIRL to share 1-bedrm. apt. with
girl. Cow. Pentagon, mr.. shopping
district. XII. 9-SS49 after 6. -13
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1895 EUCLID ST. N.w-Lse. front
cook. fac. $3.50 wk. AID. 4-B705
IsiO p ST. NV, 'The churehilr'-
Large nm. with compl. kit. linens,
mr.. bath: SIS wk. NO. 7-9s8S.
iiqi Iath ST. N.w.--Loyely front
rm. with cleo. refer and grill.
linens; $3.50 vk. DU. 7-a3f0.
MT. PLEASANT AREA--sieepinE rm
With kit. privi reas. rent. AID. A.
01p4. IN
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FARM AND GARDEN Cont
CLEAN ELI. nIKT. ,nnsniI. sIndre

CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, sludge.
bluestone road gravel; hauling. Mr.
HARTING, 10. 2-S974. 10
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown: SO
cents or SIS a dozen and up. 2510
VERY VERY & Go NiSi RICH ropsoIL for
sonable, Call 10. s-4a33. --l5
FOR SALE - nifty
Kat" never used, the ideal piece
of equipment for handspring work.
sodding,. back mn 4-cyl. Hercules
motor. hydraulic control; weight.
1850 lbs: can be hauled in a pick
tails. cali JH. 7-7o6f, after s pm.
GARDEN FLOWING, and discing;
flne grading: grass seeding. HE,
4-4221. Iii
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
gentleman: refs. RA. 6-20SS. 10
DOWNTOWN. 1901 R. l. AVE
s ssu' sE qaG4S $40 Also ssle. l rm,'
CONN. AVE-. vic: Upton st.-Lge. frt.
rm., sgle or dble; free parking;
laundry; garden. WO. 6-4563. 10
Ice. FRONT ROOM in pvt. apt.
Empl. gentleman or Ilady. Home
privileges. CO. 5-566J after pm.
$500 31th ST. NV. tccrner Porter
st)-Large nicely furn.. room for
j or 2 persons: home and surround
ingS must be seen TO he appreciated
2160 18th ST. N.W.-Gilbert Hotel
and houses, nave an accommoda-
book: daily maid service: some rms.
with free 21-in. ~; 24-hr. SWITCH
3D.: some pvt. paths avail; rates;
$3.50 UP weekly. Call CO. 5-73Sl.
81 A DAY per person; .l101 18th
NV. Attrac. sgle. and dhle. rms. 81
RANDALL HOUSE. 1928 N st. HUI.
crowd of men, and women at the
Randall House. Recreation rooms,
lounges. dancing. tennis. bowling,
pianos. televisions. switchboard,
laundry rm.. maids: S25 to $50
D FL THEifi PL. NV. ls1s-Brish.
rm.. next bath; Gentle home: mr.
transp.; gent; $50 mo. Ia. 9-005S.
PAULrNE's GUEST HOUSE, isso
Conn. ave n.w.-Triple rm. with
prbiyYsStse bath bath; sgle; and l dble. DDU.
N. Y. AVE. and 7th. 7os Mt. Vernon
nj n.W.-Ipe front hedrnl Ink:
refer. $40 wkly.: everything furn.
1888 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
en-. sgle., .dble.. rms, clean, beaut.
N tEpsF' g T9S Iashs: Nc aEN Sal F2rN
large studio room. running water.
semiprivate bath Reasonable. MA.
$1,000; EYES, OIL. 6-6914. Ill
CATHEDRAL AVE. OFF CONN.,
Lge.,. comfortable, front rm.: lge.
sS StS;s' co EP fdfSs1 hD; At cow.
ployed person. NO. 7-s724. ii
1929 IRVING ST. N.w:-Nicely
furn. in quiet area, in home Of
policeman. AID. 4-Q672, Ill
5 100 10Th ST. N.W.-Clean, we'll
furnished room fol. employed
woman. Rent reasonable. Excellent
Private home. RIA. 3-s31S. Iii
sos TAYLOR ST. rms, SCI per
rm. Cow bus. RIA. 6-S04S. ID
DOUBLE EXPOSURE, Just painted;
double bed: $50 mo. single. Calvert
ST. NV. AID. 2-935T. Jig
MILL RD., opp. park-Sgle.
nm. with den, desirable Maid serv.,
phone, best transp. HO. 2-91S2.
1876 ALBEMARLE NV. Clean.
nicely furn.: Q bus fines; mr.. 4ath
and Mass; gentleman. WO. 6-439O.
1925 PARK RID: N.W-Large, newly
decorated LIST n. with running wa
ter, 81 weekly. after 5 pm. --15|
el47 F-Clock-radio, 17-in TV. adj.
bath foam rubber bed. linens
Turn, iYTni s.; 50; $l2 Elk. 3o6633. .
up; bath and shower. Apply 1915
COR OR Is istR AND L SITS. N.w.-sBail
rm.,. LII. k, refgr., running water.
Next Mex bath bath. Reas. 11o1 18th st. NV,
l9is VAN BUREN-Nice rm-, mr..
bath; in pvt. home of 18th ST., M.
Walter Reed. $36 mo. tn. 2-0s5O.
1924 18th sT.-sgles.. ss5-40t n
dble., pvt. bath. shower. $50. Clean
home. Garage. ia. 1896. 10
BEDROOM with twin beds. Access
to liv. rm., din. rm., kit, laundry
rm. Call after 6:45. RIA. 3-2059.
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sIsi ri i T sT. N.W.Hconvenient To-
cation; 3 large rooms. modern
s Sa'n sw uelS anSl 'g rooms f SiShen
and bath, $50. 405 Newcomb St
SEE rooms, kitchen. dinette and
bath, $1,000. 1922 T st, s.e.-2
rooms. kitchen, bath and porch,
$40 PLANT e. GORDON. INC,
330S 14th st. NV, CO. 5-0Sa7.