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B.. J. LYNCH. 70,
Retired Printer

Bernard j. Lynch. 10. retired
Star printer. died last night in
Meriden, Conn.
A native of Meriden. he will
be buried Monday from the
house in which he was born.
A member Of the Typograph-
ical Union for just three months
short of so years. Mr.. Lynch
served his apprenticeship in
Meriden. He came to Washing
ton in 1918 to work in the Gov
eminent Printing Office. Later
he worked with the old Wash
ington Herald. then located
across 18th street from The Star
He came to this newspaper
in 1922 and worked here. until
he retired in 1948 after aheart
attack.
Mr.. Lynch, who was unmar-
ried, then returned to Meriden
to live with his sister, Dorothy
Lynch, who survives him. Two
brothers, Ray and William
Lynch, also live in Meriden. An
other sister, a member of a
Catholic teaching order, lives
near Boston.
In addition to the Columbis
Typographical Union. Mr.. Lynch
was a member of The Star Club
A requiem mass will be said
i'm st. Roses Church. Meriden
Monday.
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F. Stuart Fitzpatrick, 81,
Veteran Chamber Official

F. Stuart Fitzpatrick, manager
of the construction and civic de-
Ivelopment department, Chamber
Iof Commerce of the United
States, died early today in George
Washington University Hospital
after a long illness. He was "a.
A Acknowledgements leader and
writer in the construction field.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick also held one of
the longest records in point of
service to the chamber, having
been a member of the staff since
1918.
He had served as manager of
the department for the last Is
years and recently received an
award from the Producers Coun-
Gil for exceptional services to the
construction industry.
Program Chairman
Last year, at the request of
the Housing and Home Finance
agency, Mr.. Fit3yAtrick accepted
the craftsmanship of the Cam
paign Co-ordinating Committee,
Operation Home Improvement.
Nationwide program now under
way, to encourage repair and
Imodernization of homes.
Shortly after joining the cham
her staff, he helped to set up
the War Service Commission,
Iliaison group between the War
Industries Board and the con-
Istruction industry, during World
War I.
Following the war. he became
assistant manager of the cham
Iber's commercial organization
department. now the service de-
partment, and later helped to
organize the trade association
department of which he became
the first manager.
He was chairman of the
chambers civic development
department from 1925 to 1882,
when he was appointed to head
the succeeding construction and
civic development department.,
the post he held at the time of
his death.
Member of Many Groups
Mr.. Fitzpatrick was the author
of a book, "a Study of Business
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Mrs. c. M. Brown,
Club Worker Here

Mrs. Claudia M. Brown, 80.
club worker here,
died last night in her home 7740
Muncy road, Palmer Park. Md.
She was the widow of Edgar
T. Brown, a linotype operator
who worked on the old Washing
ton Times-Herald 40 years. Mr.,
Brown was killed in an auto
mobile accident in 1889.
Mrs. Brown was a charter
member of the Soroptinlist CLUB,
the Women's City Club and the
Travellers Aid Society. For Is
years she was in charge of the
.Women's Clinic at 4704 Georgia
avenue NV.
In Palmer Park she liver with
her daughter, Mrs. James T,
Holloway. She is survived also
by a son. Neven Brown. Wash
ington, two grandsons and eight
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held in Hy-
songs funeral home, 1900 N
street NV. at IL am. Monday,
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Col. Mortimer B. Morehouse,
SIS, USA. retired, formerly of the
District, died yesterday at his
home in Jacksonville. Fla, after
an illness of two years.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Col. Morehouse came to the Dis
trict with his parents when a
youth and attended public
schools here. He was graduated
from George Washington Uni
versity.
He lived in the Northwest Sec
ton for a number of years. later
moving to Cheverly, Md. While
there he commanded the local
American Legion post. He was
a former member of Foundry
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A lifetime spent on the water
he loved has ended for William
Alfred Webster.
The 57-year-old commercial
fisherman and boat keeper. who
was known up and down the
Potomac River, died Wednesday
in Sibley Hospital.
Mr.. Webster was an independ-
ent man. He made his own
fishing nets, repaired his boats
built the moorings for the 80
boats he kept for others, built q
tug for breaking the ice In the
winter, and other mechanical
gadgets.
He was a friendly man. Those
who anchored boats under Mr.
Webster's care at Webster's
Landing near Fort Foote, Md.
said they never got much worl
done when Mr.. Webster was
around. It was more fun to sit
and listen to Mr.. Webster, better
known as CAP or Buddy" tel
the latest news of the Potomac
waterfront. They liked the way
he talked about the weather
Ca mining up" or a "nor-west.
ern blowing up"
Word and Deed Helper
Mr.. Webster was always avail.
able to give some seaworthy ad-
vice or lend a hand to a neigh.
Dor on some project.
And if he couldn't help them
he would never do anything tt
harm them" friends said.
During Hurricane Hazel, Mr.
Webster had a close call wher
his boat nearly capsized. He wa'
returning home after securing
the many boats in his care.
Mr.. Webster loved anything tt
do with the water.
IF the radio was playing, anc
music came on that had to d.
with water, he would stop hi
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Darn nf Thanka

BROWN, RAYMOND THOMAS. The
family Of the late RAYMOND THOMAS
BROWN wishes to express their deep
appreciation to the many friends who
extended their sympathy, and for the
many flowers, MESSAGES and other
tokens of coincidence offered during
their recent sudden bereavement.
DIENER, SARAH. The family of the
late Mrs SARAH DIENER acknowledges
with deep appreciation the kind ex-
pressions of sympathy from relatives
and friends, and extends sincere thanks
for phone calls visits cards and con-
tributions given in her memory.
THE DIENER FAMILY. 2
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Inurilin1

an1.Y. in xnT Tnsr, q tse ~. Yr AZ
KRAKOW FINGERHUT viii be held on
Sunday March f. 1856, at II a m.
at the District Of Columbia Lodge
invited to attend
BERMAN, SARAH ESTHER An unveiI-
ing in memory OF the late SARAH
ESTHER herman will be. held on
: Sunday March 4 1856 at 1915 pm,
at the 14th and Euclid SITS. Cemetery
fOidJ' Friends and relatives are in
Z Yited to attend In case Of bad weather,
the unveiling win be postponed until
the following Sunday 3
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TER, Jr.
our loved one. DAISY A. NORVELLA
who parted from this life one year ago
March ., 1855.
A precious one from us is gone.
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be filled.
THE FAMILY.
SINCLAIR. CARRIE BLANCHE. In Low.
ing memory of our dear sister anc
aunt. CARRIE BLANCHE SINCLAIR
who passed away three years ago to-
day, March 2, 1858
Remembrance is the rose that bloom;
Eternal, year by year:
Sweet memories clinging to our hearts
Keep loved ones always near. 49,,
NE Rhv g. REEGE' CAROLINE ANr
TURNER, ALICE. A tribute of love
and devotion IN memory OF our loyec
one, ALICE TURNER, who departed thi,
life sixteen years ago today. March
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To a mothers love or a mother
And q al Gods gifts. there ISM
So wonderful and precious as a mother
Dear mother, you are not forgotten
Though on earth you are no more
As YOU always were before.
Beyond the golden sunset
Lies city bright and fair
In the land of Gods tomorrow,
Our loved one awaits US there.
THE FAMILY.
WEIGH. LULA MOSS. In fond memory
of our loving wife and mother, LULA
MOSS WEIGH, who left US five years
ago today, darch 2, 1851.
Your memory Is a rose that bloom;
Across the lonely years,
A flower we tend SO carefully
AND water with our tears.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND Chill.
DREN.
WoODFoRD. LUCY AND SPENCER. In
loving memory OF our dear parents
Mother, LUCY WOODFORD. who left
us seven years ago today, March 2
194g father SPENCER wOODFORD
twenty-one years ago, March "A, 1885
You left a beautiful memory.
A sorrow too great to be told;
But to US who loved and lost YOU.
Your memory will never grow old.
You walked serene with q peaceful
heart.
To let His will be done.
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, ALTA
WARD AND LOUISE WOODFORD.
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'Woy to Avoid Crash?
Just Stuy Out of Cor

SOMERVILLE, Mass. d.
The best way to avoid an auto.
mobile accident?
While filling out an automo-
bile accident report at police
headquarters, one woman found
the question:
How could you have avoided
the accident?"
BY staying home" she replied.
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PERSONAL

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nice NV. section: excel. meals for
refined. sober. retired gentlemen;
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HIT Mrntnriant

BAILOR, MATTE. In loving memory
of our mother and grandmother. MAT
TIE BAILOR, who passed away nine
years ago, March 2, 1947.
We miss you now,
Our hearts are sore;
AS time goes by
We miss you more.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON.
IN-LAW. GERTRUDE And EMERSON
HOLLAND, AND GRANDCHILDREN
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SPECIAL NOTICES

PERSONAL RELATIONS
I will talk to anyone for you about
REV. WOOD, HU. S-77s6.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, clothes
R Rafl e ' TAiioRs Z Z CLEANING.
WI Vii N N5f Bf sv sslEssfsoNsrBLE for
s thsn dsS Sse dEoR * sny T. M Hs
1923 Kenyon st. NV. Wash, D. C.
.s..cE GEO. TAX cENrER-Fed..
State. reas rates: 6llS Bait. blvd,
R WfEa So Nc liz ri SE sisSssi for
than myself. RICHARD II. KEITH
wA ls NIT if ~ kstEs 30 siiy for
any debts contracted by anyone
BALLou' is24 S st. NV. q
INCOME TAX returns prepared BY
experienced. qualified tax account
ant: ne. section. Ii, 3-5S12. -
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE 1of
any debts incurred by ANYONE otner
than myself. THORNTON c. SMITH,
S42 goth st. ne.
INCOME TAX RETURNS
FEDERAL-sTATE-LoCAL
Prepared by acct. with Il yrs. tar
exper as Int, Rev>agt.: reliable serv-
ice. reas. rate. average return ~ up
once. 5515 14th st. NV, RIA. j.
6l14, IA. $4,000, . to .. -
ALL TAX RETURNS
FEDERAL-STATE--D. c.
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ice; courteous service, reas. rate;
avg. return, So up. Once. S29
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INCOME TAX SERVICE
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A
Sc. TAX SERVICE
Reas. Call LIZ. 3-l4lI. ANY limo
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BEAN, BLANCHE SMITH. In loving
memory of my mother. BLANCHE
SMITH BEAN, who departed this life
March .. 1854
Coz gave me strength to bear it
And courage to meet the blow,
But what 1t means to lose YOU,
The world will never know.
Thev say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget
But time SO far has only proved
How much / miss you vet.
DAUGHTER PEARL
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DAUGHTER, PEARL.
BERGER, MARY A. In loving remem,
brance of our dear mother. MARY A
BERGER, who departed this life thirty
four years ago today. March 2 1929
e ehRn1sfr'ary mass H Il 81 eH1l PSI!Hi'
H dsos ncSs AR Many e P BKooks Of SS
Departed this life four years ago today
March 2. 1852.
-Four wears ago you left US
DAUGHTERS. MRS. ADDIE GREEN
MRS. IDA GkNT. MRS. Ethel
i G7Ns mrs. N EbS 3 5E SMITH: NOSE
B " INAs lNES J. n loving
away March 2 1851.
1t Is, sweet to know, we shall meet again
Where parting is no more,
For the one We loved so dearly
Has only gone b %tiE p.urrv
FERGUSON, MAURICE H. a tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory Of
MAURICE H FERGUSON. who de.
parted this life three wears ago today
March 2. 1858 THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON. CHARLOTTE. In memory
Of my mother in-law. CHARLOTTE
ago today March .. 1852.
Her weary hours and days OF pain,
Her troubled NIGHTS arc past,
And in my heart I know
She has found sweet rest at last
DE o1 yTT 3 DAUGH T E R -1N-L A.W
JOHNSON. CHARLOTTE. In loving
LoTTE JOHNSON. who passed away
four years ago today. March 2. 1852
The world may change from year tc
Our lives from day to day,
But the love of memory OF you
Shall never pass away.
Sadly missed by
DAUGHTER AND SoN-IN-LAw, EMMA
AND JOHNNIE MOZEE.
LEWIS, ESTHER AND ALBERT. II
loving memory OF our parents: Mother
ESTHER LEWIS, who departed thi.
li dss one year .ts ago t0d sy March sv,s
two years ago, April 5, 1854,
DAUGHTERS And SON
LOVELY, ANNIE BURNSIDE. In lovinl
memory of our dear mother, ANNIE
BURNSIDE LOVELY, who departed thi'
life twenty-seyen years ago today
' MARIE AND HERBERT.
McALLISTER. JOSEPH II. In lovint
memory of our dear husband anc
father. JOSEPH H. MchLLISTER, who
passed away fourteen years ago today
March .. 1912.
We do not need this special day
The days Sr Se y do not 20 fhnk Of you
LOVING WIFE. AGNES l. McALL1STER
AND SON, JOSEPH H, McALLIs'
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WILLIAMS. Ida. Oficers and mem
bers of Admiral George Dewey
GA. Naval Auxiliary. No. 3, U. s..
NS w. w., are hereby notified Of
if the death of Ida WILL
O LIAMS, who died Wednesday,
February ~. 1855. Body was
sent to Tennessee for burial.
WILLIE B. COLE, President.
EMMA J. BURTON, Secy.
MAMIE NJ. Suddenly, on
Thursday, March /, 1856, at 53l l
Old Frederick I'd Baltimore, Md.
MAMIE NJ. WILMOTH. beloved wife
mother OF Harold E Wilmoth Miss
Loree /. Wilmoth and Mrs. Robert E.
Costen Friends may call at her above
new Episcopal Church, All Edmond
son ave. Baltimore, Md, at II am.
Saturday. March Interment Upper
Seneca Baptist Cemetery. Cedar Grove.
Md. Services by Roy W. Barber, Lay
louisville. Md
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KATIE W. TODD, Secy
LEE, SALLY w. The officers and men,
bers of zerubhable Court, No. l.,
Heroines of Jericho. are hereby notified
OF the death of our late Heroine.
SALLY w. LEE, and are requested TO
1856. at SIS pm, at the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3Se Rhode Island ave.
NV. Funeral on Saturday, February
3, at l pm, from the Metropolitan
Baptist Church r St, between 18th
and 18th SITS NV.
HEROINE LILLIhN PORTER,
NJ. A, NJ.
COMP. WILLIAM A. THOMPSON,
A. BELLE sPRAGUE. Fin. secy.
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w. A. Webster, ST, Dies;
Spent Life on Water

lifetime spent just listen" his great
he loved has ended William nephew recalled
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME In very
good condition. Completely fur
nished: sep. din. Im., 2 nice bed
rms; situated on level, handicapped
yard: Only s125. BOWERS BROS.
R &c VILE rambler 9 ~.
mi a.d from y NH; 4, iH 9pe e eess.
ERTsoN, 1896 Wis, ave. OIL; q
ARLiNGTON. w. rooms and
bath, brick bungalow; fireplace. side
porch. garage. Sl25 mo. REIBLE.
Agent. IA; sa462S;; rr. :,
nv rm. with firepl., din. rm..
spacious kit, garage; picturesque
grounds; ali utils. furn.; 5000
per mo-; mr.. Andrews and Boiling
Air Bases. Minimum 1-year lease.
Call MRS. o'DAY, CO. 5-9432
unit! 3; uN; 4 -2sis, III. L,tt7 .
bedrms., scr; porch: rec, rm.: gas;
1871 INGRAHAM N.W.-3- bedrm.
brick; gar. porches. gas h.; tranSp.,
schools: S160. La. 8-1455. III
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. small house.
adj W. ds and fields; studio living
loom. scr. porch, 2 bedrms.;;. Oil
heat sos, plus heat and light
Sleepy Hollow Area. JE. 2-3s41;
7th ST. Me-, I3-8 rms. kit. and
bath: oil heat; $3.50. Z. A, HUM
PHRIES g. SONS, MA. 5000.
EMERSON ST. NV. I315-4 bed
rms, liv. rm., din, kit. and bath.
rec. rm., oil heat: $3.50. r. A.
HUMPHREYS & SONS. Ma. $4,000.
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COLORED
HOME VALUES

503e sth ST. N.E.--s bedrms. =.
living rm;, din: rm.. kit. and bath;
l743 SEAToN ST. N.W.-6 rooms
and bath; SEQ, - -
bath h.-w.h.: S97.50.
6s K ST. Me- rms. and bath;
1864 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV,
3 rooms, 2 baths; oil heat; S110;
1909 VISTA ST. N.E.--3 rms. and
4e4S HAYES ST. ME- rms.
is R ST. N,E.-e rms. 2 baths.
"a L ST. Nw.--6 rms. bath:
auto. gas heater: SIS.
bath; oil h.-v.h.; $50.
baths; gas h.-wh.: S135.
40 BRYANT ST. E.W.-9 rms,
4 kitchens. 3 baths; S135.
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
REALTORS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. MA. S-5o20
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DE Luxe APIS.

1906 White pi s.e.-Eery large l
bedroom, separate dining rm., 81
f6ot living room. family size kitchen,
new bids; convenient to MINI and
Pa AYES Sc, Qualified adults.
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont

COLORED-6:O L ST. NEG rms,
kit. and bath. oil h.-w. heat, COM
pletely remodeled. reas. LU. 1-6l74.
COLoRED-MoNRoE ST. NV, OF
l6th-Nice roomy house, suitable
for , families: oil heat: S125 mo.
TENCHER- WALKER, INC, AID. f.
2644, no. 2-3963.
COLORED - Ice. GRIN. BRICK
HOUSE; vacant; mod. kit, lovely
lse. fenced yard; ne; Sg2. 30.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50:
COLORED-OPEN, INSP. TODAY
1904 Belmont I'd. NV. 7-bedrm.
brick house; oil heat; poss. 9 wks.
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-I2I1 FLA. AVE. NE
Row house, rms. and bath, $50
mo. Call CO. 5-0222,
COLORED-REDUCED-1252 4th st.
s.w. Lovely 6-rm. home; suit. for
families; SIS. AUERBACH d
CO.. Dl. 7-6501, tn. 2-ss89.
COLORED-N.E. SECTION
2-year-old all brick 5-rm. house;
full bsnt.. gas heat, close TO transp.
FREDERicK REAL ESTATE
RE. 7-246l Ewes, EN-. 3-7220
la
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BUREAU OF STANDARDS AREA
Det, shingle home. z rms. and 2
baths; priced for quick sale, trades
considered. Call Miss Zaker. FE.
3-366g.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Il 224 l4th st. NV AID 4-1OOh
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GIFT AND ART
STORE. located In thriving subui by
OF -UaShington: public parking loi
available, Must settle estate, Box
TAILOR shoP, est. 20 years. Good
loo Pliced TO sell, due illness. AID.
2-4437 or RA; 6.43o2., l5s
OWNER PLANNING ON RETIRING,
inter .sted in partner with view 70
purcfl lsp established business OF 90
years, catering to maintenance
supply and equipment of buildings
Business and real estate. 5000
BOY .5-H. Star. Ia
RESTAURANT, upper northwest. do
ina over $1,000 weekly; wei equip
ped, long lease, low rent: sscriiic-
ing price, DRAvILLAS REAL ES-
BEAUTY SHOP for rent. SIS mo.
excellent business. Maryland shop
N'ne center. WE. 5-6aa52 Ii
GROCERY STORE, 26U0 K St. NV
Ideal for I-family operation: D.
rm. apt. included; ,ow rent, long
Lease available. Lock stock and
barrel, $1,000 Worth lookine
into! Because of illness forced to
BEAUTY IastarSe' SHOP. large, air eondi,
TONED. for sale. Corner 18TH and
F SIS. win finance TO reliable
party. Write to j. MACKL1N. :,07
N. Liberty 81. Baltimore. Nd. IA
MOTELS FOR SALE Advice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specisl ist.
offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites JOE H
THOMPSON, 232 woodward Bldg,
FM 3-1910
AN INTERESTED In tavern or carry
out In d. c. or nearby Nd Box TO-
G.. Star.
I CAN MAKE a good down payment
on roominE house OF l2 to 20
rooms in the Dupont Circle area.
Box ll-G. Star.
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APIS. ukFURNlsHED--vA.

n. ARL.. 571I N Wash. blvd
bedrm., liz rn., dinettc. kit. bath.
IN apt. BLDG; sos mo. IA. 75317,
--l6
ARL.. close in--l and . bedrms.
lmmed. occupancy: topS in conycn-
ience. Call for appt., IA 1860
ARLINGTON, best area. close-in---
! and . Ledrms,, redecorated, mod
XII; walking distance. Arlington
center Quiet. $3.50 and sos. M
Giebe rd., 4Ol4 Columbia pike IA
2-qJs6. al
CENTER ARI.. - Lovely 1-bedrm.
apt. unusually quiet, clean; mod.
apt bids; blk. 10 bus and shop
ping center; $3.50. IKE, s-67aG,
L eSs.S: .0. ron s DIs1s g, Z
psnelins. GE kitchen. si25 mo.
plus util. Call IA. 2-34g3, LA
S. ARL. - bedroom apt, 10 Minis
70 Psntagon on Columbia bike; Can
Ar bedrms, close in. ! ex-
posures. incinerator, bus nearby.
Adults; 500 incl, utils. ia. 5-737J,
ALEX. Enc. s6o. so: avail. FEB. is
: bedrms'. Ss6; top loo; pc S.
ARL.. -bedrm.; $40 iael.
gas; avail March l. top loo. bus.
shop. IA. s-4a07. 1900 N, Oak St
ARLINGTON-s6s.50 per mo. incl
all utils. except cleo. for this J.
hedrm. apt. nT. busline and shop
ping only 10 minis. TO Pentagon.
Call ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. IA.
o-lti6I, lie
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COOP APIS, FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING PACKING. STORAGE


EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Stor-
age, Reasonable rates, ia, g-2n37.
Ia
MOVING--No money down. small
monthly payments. CHARGE-A.
MOVERS. NO. 7-oS44. 20'
MOVING AND HAULING, dav or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU 7-g6S7.
HILL, well-known mover. ms. exper
men: closed vans; low rate; apis,
low as $50; any hour. AP. 7-a656.
LIGHT HAULING local MOVING
beaches a specially. s. L MORRIS.
tn. 2-Il50 or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR-
AGE co INC Established 1909
CHESTER MOvERS--Large or small,
We do them oil Reasonable ST
1880; ia g-0llh, evenings
ARROW TRANSFER - @ rooms as
low as $50 or 50 per hour. AD.
2-624s. go
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BREITERMAN REALTY co.

'coLoRED-LOW DOWN PAYMENT
1927 MADISON ST. NV,
rooms. la baths, semidet. brick:
age. Comb. screen and storm win
dows, facing Govt. park. See any
time. Call NJ. B. Weaver, Wo. g.
4944,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th St, NV. AID. 4-2005
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COLORED
APARTMENT VALUES

COLORED
APARTMENT VALUES
70 o ST. NV % rms. and bath;
$3.50
42G T. ST. NW.--1 rm. and Kit;
SIS
sea ,th ST, sw.--3 rms, kit
and bath SB5
IL r ST. N.E.--3 rms. kit. and
1854 MI VIEW P1. Sc, Bed.
rm Nv rm Lee. kit. and bath;
rs rhode ISLAND AVE. NV
. rms, Kit and bath; $40.
5elp II ST. Sc Bedrm,, liv. rm.
din. kit and hath: S69, so.
312d ST Sc Q rms. din. rm.
kit. and bath; S63.5n.
as v ST NW.--3 rms. kit. and
share Eath. $50
r. A. HUMPHREYS IL SONS
: Mass. Ave. Realtors. MA. $4,000
-lb
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FURNITURE STORE. established 81
years, new and used. g5', cash
business. Nice arge stock ,.eason-
able rent. Owner will sacrifice on &C
count Gf illness. For full In!orma-
ton. Box 3gl-H. Star.
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CAPITOL, HILL

New apartment building at Blh
North Carolina ave. sc. One efIici-
ency apt. with private cedar fenced
patio in rear. garbage disposal unit
Hollywood tub. ample closet space.
individual gas hot water Dashboard
heating S15. Two apartments con.
tanning ! bedroom, liv. rm.. coiored
tile baths, built-in bookShelyes,
modern kit birch cabinets Exposed
brick wall IN Kitchen from $50
John F. Donohoe 81 Sons
al4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-OOsi