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partmental Auditorium for the
convenience Of visitors and
guests. First day covers will
be proceSsed at City Post Of
flee and stamps will be on sale
there and at the Philatelic
Agency.
Food, drug and cosmetics
industry officials are planning
a number of special mailings
and hope to set new records
for first day stamp sales and
first day covers. Present marks
are 3,638,9 of the Columbia
University bicentennial stamp
sold at New York on January
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duplicate session Wednesday
at 7:45 pm.
Mrs. Gale Winslow, director
of the Montgomery County
Duplicate Bridge Club, an
nounceS that future Tuesday
night contests will begin
promptly at 7:45 pm.
Master Point Results
Paul Men. Col. and Mrs, II. Il.
Bethesda: Mrs W. B Balmer-
MIS- MI +, RalDh pIstterl MIS-: z R. sRsp-
Tester Gibson-Mrsi john Seal. Mrs Mrs.
Kilmer Bortz-Mrs. Frank Brown.
Chess: 1-B. F. Dickson Herman
s ai tom Ms M aar sef Racker
Mrs. Jean El1s-Dr Edwin NJ. Short.
Goldsmith -Elinor Goodwin. Opal Van
aGsnGaT FIors w G p,,d Mt Marse
Haddad- Stanley Johnson.
Euclid: Mrs. Malora Christman-
Mrs Alice G. Robinson, Robert Cruise
Wilson Satterfleld. Mrs. Jean Ellis
Ko Rode.
GAO: - Victor Daily Thomas
Judge. Harve Mobley-Burt Osborne.
CHARLES Loyd-L. o. Fencken, Clara
Sternecker- David Handel.
Goren: Phyllis Clark Dorcas
Lawson, Marie Janinek Frank Kilgore
2-Mr. and Mrs; Don Wand, Mary
Louise Lane Mildred Cecil.
Monday: Mrs. Alice 6. Robinson
Mrs. Jack A. Weber. Mrs. Kilmer
Bortz-Mrs. James P. Goode. 2AMrs.
William Lynch-Mrs. John R. Seal tied
with. Mrs Ralph Platter-Mrs, Fred
Windsor; Mrs. John G. Fletcher Robert
Wilson.
Montgomery: ii. E. Long-D. L. E.
Ritger. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown.
> Mrs. Hannah Leiberton- Madge
Gallant, Mrs. Hattie Arnold-Mrs. Ralph
Burton.
Thursday Noon: Mrs Henry Lee
Mrs. Edgar Snowden, Mrs. John r.
seal-M. R, Shipman. Mrs. Jane
Galloway Mrs. Marie billiard. Mrs.
Bess Fromme- MRS. Maryan Shaw
Wright: Donald B. Christman-
Alexander Knott, Mrs George H.
Buckler portland, Greg DIR. Myer H.
Stellar,
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By MARGARET L. FISHER

Duplicate bridge fans con-
tinue to lend a helping hand
to the National Society for
Crippled Children and Adults.
This charity, current project of
clubs affiliated with the Amer
lean Contract Bridge League,
benefited last week from the
proceeds of two local contests
sponsored by the Federal
Bridge League and the Pent-
house Bridge League, and will
receive a further donation
from the Playfair Clubs con-
test Wednesday evening.
Last Monday the Ruth
Kathan Trophy, annual award
to the winners of Federal's
ACBL sam tioned charity
events. went to Miller Roberts
and DR.. Edwin M. Short
(63.8%). Next in order, were
Mrs. Marianne Boschan-M Mrs.
Margaret L. Fisher (59%),
Frank Hoffman Malvern
Sheffield $685., Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kathan (58.4%O,
Mrs. Florence Stein-Rush
Buckley $500. Twenty-Five
pairs played.
The Penthouse charity
match May 10 drew As play
ers. Winners in the Mitchell
play were Sadie Myers-Lazard
Self and Clara Sternecker-
David Kanel. Runners-up were
Claudia Horn Mrs. Olan Black,
E. M, Kenison-Lt. Col. F. N.
Oettinger.
Next Wednesdays Playfair
Club contest will be at the
home Of Col. and Mrs. ]. G.
Seabourne, 1431 Harvard
street NV, starting at 7:45
pm. The contest is open to
members of the Washington
Bridge League, but as play
ing space is limited, reserva-
tons are required. Call AID.
4-4578.
Two Games Cancelled
Important reminder to Fed
eral and Washington Bridge
Leaguers: Tomorrow's game
for Federal and the Wednes-
day. May %, game for WBL
have been Cancelled due to
prior space commitments at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The first session of WBL's
annual individual title match.
originally planned for next
Wednesday, has now been post
poned to the afternoon of May
80. This Memorial Day event,
open to some 800 members of
WBL. will be played at the
Sheraton-Park starting at
pm. The second and final
session will begin approx
mately at 7 pm. Refresh
ments will be served during
both afternoon and evening
sessions. Top scorer in the
individual tourney will receive
for a years possession the
Dupont Circle Club Trophy,
presently held by Simon Ger
Der.
Last Wednesday WBL mas
ter point results were:
section A: Mrs Florence Mills
pauen- taruee Allen, Larry. Reynolds
Miller Roberts. Mrs. Violet Zim-
mer-Lt Col p N Oettinger, Mrs
Margaret L. Fisher-Dr. E. NJ. Short.
section b: Henry Rau-Lewis @
Tuhbs' Mrs, ,Freda Bentley-Mrs., Mari;
S snns IBi9sS,r Ia Mrs; Howard
:, section G; l--Jenny BRYANT Wilma
Preityman' Rosemary Riordan- Robert
son. Mrs. Kent Yoke-Nat Cooper,
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Other Duplicate Winners

Agriculture: William Culbreath-
Charles Lyon.
Alexandria: Mr.. and Mrs. s. c.
Vegge, Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell.
ger. Lawrence Lerner-Roger Corbett.
Arlington: Mrs. Karl Junker-Mrs.
William Koch.
Chess: j. D. Boyd-J. R. Harper.
Lewis G.. Tubbs-J. j. connors.
Columbia: Mrs. Eugene E. Krew-
son-Mrs. Gilbert B. Rude, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank T. Eddingfleld.
GOren: (5/13 Helen Kee- Edith
S Sfsie'f5 W Mrs. Ba pFes19n s W0O MTs
James A Rnnin Mrs. GUY NJ Jones.
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MBL Auxiliary TO Elect

Next Saturday at the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel, members Of
the Women's Auxiliary of the
Washington Bridge League.
will convene at 1880 am. for
the annual meeting and cleo
ton Of officers. Mrs. H. S.
Klein, Mrs. Malora Christman
and Sue E. CAN'T are on the
nominating committee.
The meeting will be followed
by a luncheon and master point
pair game for members. Reser-
vations are required by Friday.
Contact 1t. Col. Ruth c. An
derson. Woodiey 6-8315. or
Mrs. Rose Robins, Emerson
0.26CG bnctaccac
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Other Bridge News

Last week end Washing
tonians turned in winning
scores to annex three sectional
titles. In Wilmington. Del.
Mrs. E. P. Cotter and Richard
Freeman played a $50 game
to overwhelm the 94-pair field
In the Delaware State open
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STAMPS AND COINS

D~tA"AA - AhsND OOAANo
"CHILDREN IN SWING" = Appealing
lOI. New Zealand complete mint charity
tractive apprOvals. VIKING, Great Neck
Is, N. Y.
THOUSANDS OF STAMPS for your col
lection at &c and &c. See our big books
Sf s.sr'es, I've sP %rSUs EvsTyhns .a
Co.. Dept z-., FerrgsburE, Mich
WEEKS STAMP SHOP
Daily Stamp Auctions
1872 18th ST NV Ma. 1926
NEW CUBA MOTHERS DAY tel. ESQ
JOHN ARN0STI, 908 I 18th st. NV.
Uyeno's Stomp Shop
1900 Penna Ave. NV Tel. ME-. S-gOI4
COMPLETE STORE FOR PHILATELIsTs
Stamps and Coins--Boueht and Sold
Washington Stamp Co..
tis 10th 81 nv Ex. s.2i92
Coins Bought and Sold
COIN SHOP
iOe Icth St NV RE. 7-3Oes
We Buy and Poy Highest Prices
U. S., British Colony and General
Collections
NaN'&NeN0SSNEN SNSNrVT W.
1876 18th St. NV. RE. 7-2l64
FREE VALUABLE SURPRISE
WITHOUT OBLIGATION!
Your satisfaction guaranteed. Buy stamps
BY mail and save The lowest prices pos
sible! II beginner or junior, 50 state,
for added surprise. Write &. w. BAUER,
1900 Harvard ST. NV, Wash. u, D. G.
COins--Albums--Cata iOgues-Sup
Paper CuTreney--Coln JewelTy
WOODWARD 3 LOTHROP'S
RARE COIN DEPARTMENT
Just PuBLISHED. 1896 Edition N
lTERNATIONAL COIN CATALOGUE. The
only book Of It's kind q. s., Cana
dian. foreign and ancient coins, ali with
collectors valuations. I1G pages and
fully illustrated. xI.50
SEARCH FOR COINS
| Woodt6s buys for cash coins and coin
collections, including all tvpes Of cold
coins.
Moil Orders Invited
Woodward 8 toihrop
Washington 10, D. c.
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Have 90 modern houses for sale.
all sections OF city. These homes
can be sold WITH NO DOWN PAY
MENT to purchasers of good credit.
Phone for appt.
HU. 3-3s7s DE. 2-ooO6
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HOUSES FURN. Cont,

ARL-. g.. mr.. Pentagon-Partly furn
3-bedrm. brk.; redec.: firepl., new
appliances in kit; garage, fenced
yard: Sl32.50. XII. 5000 or JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17

SERVICE STATION. ESQ. 220(
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ire
NIGHT SPOT. Wash.'s most beautiful
night club, NV. section: gooc
equip; short working hours; low
down payment. Good terms. Boz
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MASS. AVE-. EMBASSY SECTION
den and law. Z bedrms., 2 bath on
2nd d. . oedfms.. bath on 3rd n.
Very fashionable location near
National Cathedral. OF APPROVED
At s29 ,;IS,9,O. -, FRANK 8; PHILLIPS PHIL
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coneessionaire for large
volume operation. heavy traf1e To-
cation. Excellent potential. Won
derful opportunity for eonscien.
ttous. earnest businessman Cal
Larry. Wo. 6-7777 for appoint
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THIS is A STEAL
1895 INOLEsIDE TERRACE NV.
Semidet. brick. Q rms. mod. bath,
pOrches. front porch, concrete. front
entrance TO bsmt., fireplace. New
condition. S12,9bO, Terms.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

WE NEED 3 AND 4-BEDRM. HOMES
m m 7les Clients AF v az rsiri 4owi nav
COUNTRY REALTY, TIE. 6-l415.
DEPARTMENT STORE EXECUTIVE
desires 3-lge. -bedrm. house In Hy.
attsv. or nrby. Will care for housI
like own. LII. I-l206. MR.. Holman
NETHERLANDS DIPLOMAT desires
unfurn. house bedrms.; Chevy
Chase, Spring Valley. AID. 4-I682.
Ext. II. or HU. 3-770O. Ext. 500.
HOUSES FOR RENT urgently needed
in Silver Spring and surrounding
communities. We have a WAITING
list. Of clients. For information
call Mr.. Carl, Beers Bros. JU
6-7612. Ewes. JU. 5-5S09.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE ROOFING ana sheet
metal CO. 4 trucks. iaR equipment
and complete sheet metal shop
can " 5-7242 between $3.50.
o;5U . m
COR. GROC. STORE: $1,000 wk
cash SIS. AL SIX. beer: own. ret.
total pr. $1,000. CO. 5-954O.
MOD. AIR -COND. LUNCHEONETTE
new EQUIP, doing nrly. 81 900 wkly,
mrs. 6:30-6; $4,000. $4,000 dn
IN. b-Ols3. 22s
LARGE BARBECUE RESTAURANT
and dwelling money-maker. estab.
hxhed IN Deale. Nd. main road.
business section. Plenty OF custo-
mer parking. partially equipped
$4,000 cash TO purchase 90 in
clude Q acres OF land adjoiningl
OK 500 mo-, lease; Contact Mr.
GOING CONCERN has over 5000
4. o. excellent display area. nne
d doS15sss n .nInHe, rEe an, sn
pand into iobbing or what have
YOU willing 70 modify present
nature Of business for sound prop
oxition. Box 3s-B, Star.
INsTALLMENT CLOTHING business
Established over 20 years.
Valuable lease and good accounts
receivable; due TO DISAGREEMENT
Of partners this business can be
purchased at Eaerifce. Boz
21B-H, Star.
10 STAMP MACHINES, excellent To-
cations. Best ofier takes. IA.
g-f,;iOs after z pm.
DELIcATHssEN. must sell due 10
Illness Well equipped store on
main street. Arlington, Va. Air-
eoud.. veil established business.
IA H-66ts
WANTED TO BUY small dry-clean-
ing plant complete. will make feA.
S0nable down payment on estab-
lished businesg. BOX 3g3-J. star.
RESTAURANT, counter operation:
ideal Tor couple. Sail Sun, anytime
~. p-4625. weekdays co. 6-gga3
FOUNTAIN conceasionaire for large
volume operation. heavy trafne To-
cation. Excellent potential Won.
derful opportunity for eonscien.
ttous. earnest businessman Cal
Larry. Wo 6-7777 for appoint
fnent.
REsTAURANT YOR SALE - Seats
-, beer license. aeroas from Uiine
Arena good steady yehr.r0und
ounineas same owner for yfa.
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A GRACIOUS e5bedrm. home. mr.
brary, din. nm, XII. powder rm
and family rm. on ist h the bed
rms. and 4 baths are on 2nd n
recreation room IN bsmt.. 2.cai
garage. INEz CUSHARD. REAL.
TOR, EN-. g-4gI2
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SPRINGFIELD, VA.--3-bedrm. ram.
bier. IA years old; "a baths, Nv
rnl., separate din. rm., equipped
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FORT CRAIG
REASONABLE PRICES
bedroom available. S70.75: l.
bedroom apt, furnished: available
Sept. L. $50. includes utilities. For
information. apply basement apt.
lO4 South Court House I'd, Arling-
ton. IA. 5-I7S2
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VIC. U. S. CAPITOL

719 d ST. NE.
Very desirable eftc. apt. with full
kitchen. SB3 so per month: includes
all utils. See janitor on premises. OF
call BOSS d. PHELPS. INC. MA
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ARL.. 1913 S. Columbus st.--3-
bedrm. brick rambler; adj. 70 elem
schools, 2 blks.- Jr -Sr. high. Conv.
PPentagon; Sis. Open Sun. Id.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE to share
furnished home with widow and
dauehter; mr.. Boiling Field and
Andrews Base. 10. a-4996.
COUPLE WITH I CHILD to share
nicely furnished house: private
room with semiprivate bath: ami;
reasonable. tn. 2-2S0S.
YOUNG COUPE To SHARE home
Reas.. rent. l270S Caldwell ST.,
Wheaton City, Nd, VIII. $4,000.
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Immediate Occupancy

CHOICE SUBURBAN LOCATION
Close to stores, buses and schools
all newly decorated.
S1O0-69s6 N. Fairfax dr.-2.
bedroom. semidetached brick: sep.
arate dining room. equipped kitch.
en-: full bsmt.: large level lot.
S14b-1216 Allen ave-, Poplar
Heights-S-bedroom brick rambler,
cleo. range, refgr., garbage disposal
dishwasher and washer: large pic
ture windows, fireplace, full bsmt
and attic.
Sl55-a5O9 Columbia pike, Co.
lumbar Pines--New brick rambler;
double bathroom. separate dininR
room, equipped electric kitchen. pic
ture windows, fireplace, twin-sized
bedrooms, large closets and fun
basement.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. S-e3Ss
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SPRING yALIEY--Attrnctive ana
unusual 5-bedrm., 41s-bath house, =
With BEDHM. AND BATH ON lat
FLOOR; Liv. I'm. over 40 It. long.
meg; KIT, reer. rnl.. house CON-
PtLETELY AIR,CoNDTTIoNED. Call
$500. RANDALL II. HAGNER.
Realtors. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
By 0WNER--spacious, Complete. !
pedrm. quiet street. wakefield
SThnsevy chssse. Below cost. $4,000.
18th AND HARVARD SITS. NV
IDEAL for doctor or dentist once.
451pedrm; brk; auto. heat; mod kit,
paths: immAc. cond. OF FI-
Call DI. 1882.
CLOSE TO ARMY MAP SFRVICT-E
small white home Surrounded Nv.
tall trees and fine shrubs, has 4
very large combination liy. nm. din.
rni., q mod, eficient kit, 1 bedrn.
and bath on LIST d. another bedrm.
on second A. Priced at SiI 600
INE1 CUSHARD REALToR, EN-. 2.
1892. EN-. 2-9145.
CRESTWOOD. 1875 UPsHUR
ST. NV.
This lovely resale home has han,
lge. iv.. rm. and lge. din. rm.. IL
brary 11x17 It,. powder rm.; up-to-
the-minute kit. and din, delightful
scr; tI porch a,. on Isl A.; 81, Ssdr ms
in bsmt.: well-kept fenced grounds.
There's real suburban liv. in this
controlled development OF over $50
distinctive homes partly circled by
Rock Greek Park, yet less than 3
mi. from the White House. Only
HANS tramc , Mgns 70 city, via way park.
ST., west of Upshur to house. PAUL
P. STONE, RA. 3-9233, tn. 2-1105.
lGEORGETOWN GEM-A completely
detached 2-story brick on a 20xS0
lot for less than $4,000 No other
corner property like this now avail
able for easy restoration. Call Mrs.
Boyle. AID. 2-S273.
1897 Wis. Ave. NV. FE. 3-2100
oEoRGETowN-If you want the
coveted Corner" but t need s ! rage
space, guest room and maids room
and bath plus 2-fioor living, call
Boyle. AID. 2-S273.
J. LEO KoLB CO.
1887 Wis. Ave. NV, FE. $1,000
GEORGIA q ALASKA AYES, AREA
sEMIDET. BRICK. EW-HoUSE
6fTioNSERs. IS W VAIL Ts'i ALL CAR
PETING: DEN AND POWDER ROOM.
ON lst FIR; PRICED RIGHT. GOOD
PRESS REALTY CORP
I927 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-9S16
AN ELEGANT 6-bedrm., 4-bath
home. in q prestige location: near
the cathedral; liv. rm.. sunroop.
library, powder rm.. kit. and family
rTn., on LIST A.: rec. rm. and garage.
INEz CUSHARD. REALTOR, EN-.
2-4232.
CHEVV CHASE n n
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COLORED
OIL Mass. ave. NV rms. and
bath. automatic heat: $97.b0
2301 Virginia ave. n.w.-6 rms,
I227 4th st. NV rms. bath.
auto heat; S75.
591S Dix st. me- rms. and
bath; $50
1910 Benning I'd. se.--5 rms. and
RAYMOND R. RUPERT
1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-sfS4
coLoRED
10 TO IL ROOM HOUSES
$40 mo. MR.. BEACON. AID. 4-46ss
COLORED
1926 Quincy st. NV rms, kit
and bath. S125 mo.
1929 Kramer st. me- rms. kit
and bath. $50 mo.
WASHBURN a. MAIZE
925 New York Ave. ST. 3-2s16
Colored-Wood
$79; Def, 8 RMS. BATH, GAS HIT
OTHER HOUSES-APTS. AVAIL.
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1884
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BIG AS A HOUSE

our 2-hedrm. apis with sep din
rm, mr.. Boiling Field and Hart Jr
High give YOU all the floor ano
closet space Of a house for ouly
$50 30 500 per mo. incl all utils
5434 18th ct. Sc
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1917 Corcoran st. n.w-2 rms,
kit. and bath: Just remodeled: S55
hath E y r 81 s bl FRs' s Ky. and
IL N st. ne rms, kit. and
bath; redecorated.
215 r st. NV rms. kit. and
bath: redecorated: S55.
SIC You st. n.w.-Very. Ice. 8
rms. kit. and bath: SIS.
20f4 Sth st. NV rms. kit
and bath: $50.
2402 I4th st. n.w.-Lge. 2 rms,
kit. and bath: redec.: $50.
617 18th st. n.e.-3 rms. kit
and bath; redec: $50.
1924 18th st. ne rms. kit
and bath: redec: S57.50.
HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma. s-S30s
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SILVER SPRING

OAA GaAS IA 4e44N1
4 bedrms., . baths, recr. rm.:
Just redecorated: quiet. convenient
area; immediate possession: $3.50.
BRICK COLONIAL, 3 bedrms.. ga
rage. porch: available Sept. &: $40
c. NJ. MARSTELLER. Jr., Real Estate
JU. 9-2552
COLORED-S1O5 PER MONEYS
dec; 6-rm. brick. bsmt.. oil heat
porches. 4th and Delafaeld pl. NV
ICOLORED = 1850 BLADENSBURG
month. TU. a-ISs7. ~ 80
IC0L0RED-512S NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.--6 rms, . baths. rec.
rm.; 2 firepls.; 2 enclosed porches;
garage: gas h.-w.h.. Sl35 mo.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER q CO..
6l1 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-l0SS.
|COLORED--454e TEXAS AVE. Sc.
-semidet. brick, 2 bedrms., liv.
FR FRI Sia rm K s K1ti. TSI 90 c no,
6l7 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-l0SS.
COLORED--3 BEDRMS.; beautifuliy
remodeled; gas h.-a. heat: tile
floors; ample kitchen cabinets. re-
frigerator; SIS monthly. Near
North Capitol and K. Ma. s-9257.
COLORED-ATTRAC. 5-RM. BRICK
HOME-Recr. rm. 1895 Dexter
ter. Sc. S95 mo-; mr.. Nichols ave.
and Talbert st. ST 3-9433.
CoLORED-5O4 E ST. Me- rms,
bath. radiator heat S67.50 mo.
River Terrace, E st. ne. SS5
49l Eye st. s.w.-6 rms. $4,000 mo.
George /. Berger, Inc. MA. S-0350
cOIJORED-RENT AND BUY
Petworth: brick Colonial, redec. I;
rms, bsmt.. garage. ST. 3-4415,
TIL. 2-Sb63.
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RAYMOND r. RUPERT
4 A1~ Hth CO NJ VIZ CIT . %

CoLoRED-NEW BUILDING
Utils. incl; lovely 2-bedrm. apt.
$3.50. so 49th st. Sc, Apt. B-1
/ block from 49th and e. CAPITOL
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. 3-S300
CoLoRED-25S KENTUCKY AVE
SEQ rms, kit. bath. all utils., $50
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-s30(
COLoRED-120l CLIFTON NV.
2 bedrms.. liv rm., kit, bath S7t
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30(
coLoRED-35O6 N. H. AVE.-S5S
. rms, kit, bath. Good condition
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-S30C
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COLORED
1909 N. Capitol st.-5 rms. kit.
and bath, $3.50, including heat.
3b42 Park pl. NV rms. kit.
919 New York ave. n.w.--3 rms.
kit. and bath; $69.50. including
heat.
1881 9Th st. n.w.-Ennc. apt,
$50 including heat.
1856 Hickman st. SEE rms, kit.
and bath. auto. heat; S55.
473 H st. s.w.--3 rms, kit. and
bath sos. including heat.
/. 1712 A st. SEE rms. kit. and
bath.
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coLoRED-ATTENTToN

CULORED-AITEN
NEW APIS.
1914 IRVING ST. NE.
"a blk. OF Of 18th and r. l. ave. n e
Lovely de luxe one and two bedrm
apis. Rents begin at $500 pei
month including heat and hot water
Refined tenants only. Open for In.
spection daily until dark. Call Mr.
DEAN. Ii. 3-0640, 19'
CoLoRED-MODERN. 2 BEDRMs
All UtilS. Incl. $3.50. Apply Janitol
1909 AYERS PL. Sc.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S30C
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r. A. HUMPHREYS

2 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. s-5020
COLORED - 1927 ALLISON ST.
N.W.--S50O down for lovely home.
es, 9 baths, 3 kits. The buy of the
year REINER REALTY CO.. 1914
K st. NV. ST. 1894: ewes. OIL.
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GOODACRE
FIREPRooF
SOUNDPROOF WALLS

Beautiful spacious apts.: extra
large rooms and closets: 95-cu-ft
refgr.: shopping. express bus: must
De seen to be appreciated; utilities
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COLORED = BARGAIN. 18th and
Kennedy. Detached. 8 rms. 2 baths,
powder rm.. oil h.-w.h.. vacant, like
new; lge. lot, gar. OWNER, OIL.
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PARK-Det. 4.bedrm
wslier Reed Hospital. coisPi
REDEC., hoora sended, sD0tiess
Choice loc.. rest Of houses IN biz
In 100000 class Moye-ln cond
Really worth your while al tlb,
klNBKY. REALToR. sT. 3.bjif
evea.. OIL. 6.31bp.
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down payment. 4-bedrm. brick SEMI
Diet 3 baths, " blk. off 10th st.,
full basement with outside en-
trance. Asking Sl7.950. Cali til
8 pm. WILLIAM e. RYAN Co.
COLORED-53s NEWTON PL. NV.
brick. hot-water heat, gas-hred,
excellent condition; $3.50 down, bal.
ance SO mo. w. W. BAILEY, MA.
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cREsrwooP;; 4 lg a UPsHUR
lOLB co.
w. FE. 3-2l00

GEORGETOWN-If you want the
Iconveniences of 'Washington's most
coveted corner" but need storage
space; guest room and maids room
and bath plus 2-fioor living. call
now before the September rush, Mrs.
Boyle, AID. 2-S273.
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ANNfNDALE AREA--3 bedrms.. 2
baths. bedrm with outside en-
trance. Ample closet and storage
space. Close 70 both fiRh school AID
elementary. Fenced yard AvaIlabis
Sept J: s125. CT. B-iSa9 or CT
G-iIT6
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Avenues
5 BEDROOMS
VACANT
BEAUTIFUL CONDITION

Recently renovated in very
fine taste throughout; side
hall entr.. . unusually lac.
bedrooms, . baths. large liv.
rm., din. rm., kitchen. full
bsInt.. oil hot-water heat. 2
rear concrete porches. One
blk. from st. Thomas Catholic
Church and school and Shera-
ton-Park Hotel. SCI. 900:
$1,000 down.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29

thirsty soul could be completely
satisfied through Him John
AID. Jesus had become SO con-
cerned about this woman and
her relation to God, He had such
a desire to see her in fellowship
with God, that for the time being
He had forgotten about Himself
and He was no longer hungry.
So He answered His disciples
with the words: My meat is to
do the will of Him that sent Me,
and to finish His work"
Meat is food. 1t speaks Of that
which satisfies. So Jesus was say
ing that He had found complete
satisfaction in doing the will of
His heavenly Father. This writer,
along with many others, can say
that meals and sleep have been
forgotten, not even missed, as he
sought to help someone else in
spiritual matters, trying to lead
him to know Jesus Christ Who
alone can save, keep and sat-
isfy.' That has also been our
experience at times when, alone
with God, we were just reading
and studying the Word of God
and praving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-03-29

A normal Christian is happy
and contented. He knows some
of the meaning of the words: Il
have learned, in whatsoever
state | am, herewith to be
content" philippians 4:1D, and
"In everything give thanks: for
this is the will of God in Christ
Jesus concerning you" q Thes-
salonians 5:18).
Our text is found in a passage
which tells of Jesus disciples,
having gone to buy food and
having returned, offering Him
food to eat. He had been talk
ing to a woman about her spirit
ual need. He knew that she was
not satisfied; He knew that her
soul was hungry and thirsting
for something that she knew not.
He told her that her hungry,