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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

As days roll on and years pass by;
Deep IN our hearts memory is kept
Oh The one We loved and can never
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS. Z.
dear husband. LAWRENCE GRAY, who
departed this life Ave years ago today,
April 10. 1851.
His absence a silent grief.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MAUDE E
HEDLUND. HARRY. In loving memory
OF our dear husband and father. HARRY
HEDLUND. who passed away two years
ago. April ID. 1854
MILDRED md HARRY E HEDLUND I.
JENNINGS, LILLE NJ. In loving re-
NJ JENNINGS. who passed away ak
years aso today, April is, 1850.
Loves remembrance outlasts all:
sunshine passes. shadows fall,
and though the years be many it's true
Sti!! they are filled with thoughts OF you
DEVOTED CHILDREN
JONES. EDWARD DANCY AND MAGGIE
EDWARD .DANCY- JONES who passed
az a. - Appril II, 1853 and my mother;
away May 20. 1855.
3
Is the greatest sorrow of my heart:
The memory is as dear TODAY
rs In the hour they passed away.
WIFE AND DAuGHTER-IN-LAw. MAE
JONES, RAYMOND EMANUEL. In low
b hs eT RAYMNp our S sshJ son oN HRd
who departed this life two years age
today, April Is. 1854.
Your memory Is q keepsake
With which We never will part:
Though God has you in HIS keeping
We stH have you in our ueartS
YOUR DEVOTED FAMILY, DAEIEI
AND ANNIE JONES. JESSE ANT
ELLA MAE PIERCE AND FAMILY.
JOwETT. CELIA. In memory OF CELIA
1858
She was good as she was fair,
One-none on earth above herl
As pure in thought as angels are:
10 know her was to love her
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
RICKs, MARTIN. "A tribute of love
ana d 1eySt. to the memory q oII
KICKS who. departed this life SIX
wears ago today, April Is 1850
The love you gave us many years
VIII never from us depart
Ihough you have gone beyond our
You are always in our hearts
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER AND
GRANDDAUGHTER. Sarah AND
MAMIE.
sTOFFL. FRANK. Died April Is. 1855
You always found something to smile
about
:. No matter how things did go:
you always had something nice TO say,
mat gave life an extra glow.
You always saw good in everything.
And you did such kind things. too
How lucky we we're and how rich we
were
In having a husband and dad ike
you'll
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. LENA.
DAUGHTERS, ELIZABETH AND
HELEN. AND GRANDCHILDREN
WEDLOCk, LUNA b. In loving memory
OF our dear mother. LUNA WEDLOCK.
who departed this life two years ago
April 10, 1854.
You were such a wonderful mother,
So semitic, good and true;
You'll live forever
In our hearts and minds.
Now there Is nothing We can say
Except loving prayer
That God will bless you, mother,
And keep you in His care
DEVOTED CHILDREN. THELMA AND
IRENE: GRANDCHILDREN LOR-
RAINE AND CLIFFORD.
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FUNERAL DESIGN
CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
CRYPT. double located az Cedar Hill
Cemetery ~ the Sanctuary OF Peace"
Sacrifice. Ma. S-17lb, --l5
FORT LINCOLN lot 3 sites old sec
mr. Garden OF Meditation. reas. offer
leaving RIA. 3-53iS
MUST SACRIFICE 3 lots adiaceat
beautiful garden, level ground lake
area; direct view Fort Lincoln Chapel
20. o-gbt5. lib
CRYPT in Fort Lincoln Garden OF
Meditation. = lots with full burial
rights will sell separately OIL. 2-OO1O
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY.
2 choice lots. 500 each. ia. S-lO5S
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-Two double
cryDN IN clolStcr mauBoleum, reason.
able. terms Box i7U-J Star
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4 grave
i i!f',s, let city sacrifice Call FL
TORT LINCOLN CEMETERY crypts.
Garden Of Apostle ~ T-8157.
= CHOICE BURIAL SITES, Masonic and
Eastern Star section, Cedar Iill Gene
cry. $500 cash BOZ SER star
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COLBURN, NORMAN F. In loving mem.
DRY OF our husband and father, NOR.
MAN F COLBURN, who departed thi.
lie nve years ago, april 15. 1901.
There is q link death cannot sever,
Love and memories last forever
You will live forever in our hearts.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MAMIE COL.
BURN. AND CHILDREN, Lorraine
AND NORMAN
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DORSEY, VERNON MARTIN. In cher
iishet memory OF my devoted and be-
loved husband, VERNON MARTIN
DORSEY, who was called home BY
God two years ago today holy Thurs
oayi April l5, 1854, to reap the re-
wards for his goodness and kindness
on this earth.
Memorial mass, St. AIMS Church
Arlington. Va. EVELYN
FAUNCE, JOSEPH Z. In loving remem-
orance OF our dear brother. JOSEPH
Z FAUNCE OF st. Marys County Nd.
vino passed away March 80, 1865.
Loving memories never die
As days roll on and years pass by:
Deep in our hearts a memory is kept
Oh the one We loved and can never
forget
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS. =
GRAY. LAWRENCE. In memory Of my
dear husband, LAWRENCE GRAY, who
departed this life Ave years ago today
April 10. 1851.
His absence q silent grief.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MAUDE E
GRAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

BuDD, EUGENE. A tribute Of love and
devotion to the memory OF our dear
father, EUGENE BUDD, who left us
thlrty-eight years ago today. April Is
1918.
Father life's dusty miles are softer
with you to think OF.
Our tired bodies find comfort In your
protecting love.
No matter where you are out there
beyond the blue:
Here In our hearts we always see your
smiling eyes
And hear your soothing voice, Just like
we used to do
DEVOTED CHILDREN, EsTELL
BERRY EDWARD BUDD AND LES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

COLEMAN, HORACE LORENZO. In sac
but loving remembrance OF my devoted
husband. HORACE LORENZO COLE.
MAN, who fell asleep in Jesus seven.
teen years ago today. April Is. 1889.
Rest. dear one. sweetly rest.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE KATIE M COL.
We'll HnT EAEAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

Saturday. April IA 1853. at his resi-
WALKER, husband Of the late Mary
Walker, devoted father Of Homzelle
Carey Of New York, Chester A.. Beatrice
leaves eu so n richard S E. ne cs SisS
of New York: two daughters in law
Dilcy j. and Hilda W Walker two
granddsughters. three great-erandchil-
dren and many other relatives and
friends Remains at CsmpbellS Fu-
neral Home, 423 4th st. s.v. Notice
Of funeral later
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In Mfmnrtattt

BROWN. MARIE. In loving memory OF
our dear mother. MARIE BROWN. who
passed away two years ago, April
IA. 1854.
You were such wonderful mother,
:. So gentle, good and kind;
You will live forever in our hearts
And in our minds
Nov there's nothing we can say,
Except loving prayer,
That God will bless you. mother,
And keep you in His care.
DEVOTED CHILDREN. MARGARET.
CHARLES AND MARIE: SISTER,
IRENE.
BIRCH. LILLIAN VENDETTA. In mem
DRY OF our dear sister, LILLIAN VEN
Delta BIRCH. who departed this life
ttWenty-nve years ago today. April 10,
The flowers we placed on her grave
VIII wither and decay.
But the love for, her who sleeps beneath
VIII never fade away.
SISTERS, MARIE c. JACKSON. NARY
+: TURNER. AND BROTHER
ELRIDGE K BIRCH
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WEAvER. CLARENCE w. on Thursda

WEAVER, CLARENCE W. On Thursday,
April 2. 1856, at Mary Washington
ENCE. W WEAVER OF Potomac Beach
Va, husband of Marion l.. Weaver,
brother OF Or John P Weaver OF
Cincinnati, Ohio: Frank J. Weaver OF
Weaver of Richmond Va. Friends
may call at the Nash d Slaw Funeral
Home, Colonial Beach Va Services
will be held on Sunday April 10. at
$3.50 pm. at the PopeS Greek Baptist
Church. Interment will follow In the
church. cemetery. 10
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
Moore To Jr. Red
Cross Meet
In Maryland

Henry Moore, 1921 NV. 18th
place, Opa Loc&a, has been Sc
lected by the Dade County Jr.
Red Cross Council to represent it
at the American Junior Red
Cross Leadership Training Center,
June 24-July l at Hood College,
Frederick, Md.
Moore will be senior in the
fall at Dade's Northwestern High
School. The Junior Red Cross
Council which selected him Is
comprised of student representa-
tives and teacher-sponsors from
Dade's Negro schools.
Purpose of the Maryland train
ing center, held annually, Is to
prepare outstanding students for
positions of leadership in the
Junior Red Cross organization.
Some 200 students from the cas-
ern section of the u. S. will at
tend.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
FOUR NEGROES
SEEK CITY
COUNCIL SEAT

RICHMOND, Va. - (ANP) -
Four Negroes are in the race for
seats in Virginia City Council in
the June IL election. They are
DR.. Hugo A. Owens, Portsmouth;
the Rev. +. z. Alexander, Roam
oke; Grover c. Grant, Richmond,
and Alonzo E. Harden, Stanton.
The size of the Negro vote in
Richmond is large enough to elect
Grant If he can pull most of those
voters and a sizeable vote from
White people. More than three
times the number of candidates
are in the field than the seats to
be filled in the Richmond City
Council. Richmond has about
$500 qualified Negro voters.
Portsmouth has an increased
number of Negro voters over
those who voted in the last coun-
Gil election, but not nearly enough
to elect DR.. Owens without much
support from White voters. The
same is true in Roanoke where
Hev. Mr.. Alexander is expected
to poll a number of White voters.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
"a NIGHT AT THE APOLLO"
IS ALBUM OF YEAR

When John Hammond the
granddaddy of all discoveries Of
Negro talent-taped an entire
stage show at Harlem's famous
Apollo Theatre, the veteran jazz
expert finally realized a long
time ambition. But more than
that, Hammond at the same time
captured one of the most enter
tanning and unique theatre pack
ages possible for rhythm and
blues disk.
Released under the title "a
Night at The Apollo for the Van
guard label, the album contains
some of the hottest acts in show
business. George Kirby, the great
impersonator- comic who scored a
repeat-performance on Steve Al
lens TV show, is on the disk. 1t
also offers jackie (Moms) Nab
ley, Coles and Atkins, the Key
noters, the Apollo's nationally
known Amateur Hour and a
cleverly disguised lin title only
band which is called the apollo
Band of the Year" Anybody who
has ever heard Count Basic on
records, radio, television or in
person will recognize his famil-
lar style instantly.
This album, easily one of the
more important documents in the
history of jazz, contains COM
ments written by Langston
Hughes, the brilliant author and
poet.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16
A Good Turn For
The Season

There, are many Scouts W h o
would like to spend "a week in
Summer Camp, but their parents
cannot afford to send them. You
could make some little Boy Scout
very happy by giving him a week
of fun in the "Out-of-Doors". The
cost is only $40 per week per boy.
Perhaps your club twill send
one or two boys, why not ask the
members to help some boy 60 to
camp this summer. For more in
formation call Scout headquar-
tiers and ask for list of boys who
would like to spend a week in
camp, if only someone would
help him.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

GRAPEVINE GOSSIP: Hottest
whispers around New York are
how a baseball players wife Is
really making plenty Of enemies
for herself (not counting the ones
she already had), by spreading
malicious gossip among other
wives. One Harlem tongue was
heard wagging: "She's UP to her
old tricks again - trying to
break up other homes instead of
watching her own" They're still
whispering about that well known
musicians wife who was picked
up for shoplifting and hurried OF
to New York's Bellevue Hospital
(for the mentally ill) after it was
learned that she and her husband
have a $100-a-day dope habit (.
Close friends are still wondering
what happened so awful that a
certain tavern owner was In
spired to beat his wife so saw
agely that she's still in Hardness
Pavilion Hospital ;. That prize
fighters much-publicized hoSpit-
alization for drug addiction and
other reasons has driven his host
of 'fbuddies" underground in Chi
cago and Detroit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

SEVENTH AVE. T / c K E r
TAPE: Dinah Washington will be
one of the first tenants to move
into the lavish new apartment
building recently opened by the
Bowery Savings Bank on upper
st. Nicholas ave. and 145th St.
in NYC Sensational Is the
best way to describe Cozy Coles,
Muriel Smith and Audrey VAN
derpool in Carmen jones', now
at New York's City Center. CoZy,
the famous drummer man, threw
a party for his friends and the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

Leonard Neal purchased this beautiful new CHS home
located at 1925 NE. 153rd Terrace North Miami Beach
Forty new homes of this type planned in this lovely
new area near new $1OOOo,00O shopping center with
good TRANSPORTATION and causeway to Beach Tracy
Shalley completed this transaction thru Fair Realty
PL 7-1645.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

press at his drum studio on
Broadway after the opening per-
Torrance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-16

Because of his good record and
the fact that ii was his first Of
Tense, Ray Nance, who once
played trumpet, violin and dane
ed with Duke Ellington, received
a suspended sentence after plead
ing guilty to possessing narcotics
New York's radio station
vows taking the prettiest girls
il Harlem and giving them jobs
behind mikes. Attractive dishes
such as model Elaina Brooks, ac-
tress Hilda Simms, Evelyn Rob-
inson and vocalist Dolores Park
er all work for WOW Dee
jays everywhere are raving about
the Cadillacs' "Betty my Love" &.
Ditto for Marie Knights "Tell me
Why" and GAS Long AS I Love"
There1l be plenty of talent on
hand when Mary Bruce's popu-
lar "Starbuds for 1856" take over
Carnegie Hall on June 10 .
Leon Claxton, the only Negro who
owns a major carnival attraction,
got a wonderful profile treatment
by Herb Dotten in the June 2 is
sue of the Billboard.
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ROOMS FURN.--N.E. Cont,

/ BLOCK FROM CAPIToL-Fron
rm. in apt. for lady. POI ind st.
apt. II. II. 3-0405. ewes. or Sun
SINGLE-Quiet home, Ind floor
reaS. conv. to transp; also park.
ing accom-. DE. 2-S725.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Couple or single; on busline, blocl
from streetcar. Ii. 4-79l7.
COLORED-CLEAN, CONF. RMS
for empl. men or mid. -aged woman
all privils. Reas. rent. LII. 2-233S.7'
COLORED-DOUBLE AND SINGLE
PRIVILEGES; gentlemen preferred. IA
Seaton pl. ne, AID. 2-69S4.
COLORED-FOR MAN OR WOMAN
in refined home, all privileges. Cal
any time. Ii. 7-046S.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL RM.i new
midern furn.. sgle. man or . girls
pref. twin beds. CO. 5-6269
COLORED LADY. quiet. neat, il
home with l other. Ii. 3-1555.
COLORED-NICE BEDRM., mr.. bath
gentleman preferred: COW. transp.
reaS. DU, T-4979.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

Want a nice homer Q bach
elors vii share $4,000 ten-rm
home, TH. rec. rm lots Of parties
IA. 1887 before 3 pm. Monday
GIRL TO SHARE 3-bedrm. apt. will
2 other girls bet 30-36. IA
DUPONT CIR. AREA-oir Arounc
80. COLLEGE bkgd.. share spac g-D Z
apt with 2 others, Ho 2-3T2s
VACANCY for one or two men !,
other men. no, e-s54I.
SILVER SPRING, mr. District line
GIT TO share apartment with an.
GENTLEMAN 70 share fprn. apt
with another man Nv. rm.. din
nm. bedrm.. kit. bath ldfy and
storage facils on.strtet parking
20 min by bus from downtoWn
y c..Pentagon. CAL IA 2-l762
after pm.
CONGENIAL GIRL 70 share down.
town apt with another sirl. Ma
GIRL. 1875. 70 snare 2-bedrn api
IN NV secti0F with another so
pei fao incl utils RA. 3-Ta72
MaeARTHUR BLyD.-Youns man,
college student ~ snare around
~ enc apt With other E,uden'
BIZ 20 tramp mad service
eulei tuffoundingl ~ 3-6Jt3
CONGENIAL MAN. gs-as. % share
niesly frrn apt with anothsr mao
t,sh5s ca say tins uniif 20 81
pm. DE 2-50ss. -
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E:-s.W.
ROOMS EuRN.-Mp & VA.

Ice. FURN. RIM, 2 windows; kitchen
privileges; very reasonable: trans.
portation; woman. 10. 2-5327.
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.

! 1922 BILTMORE ST. NV. mr.. 18th
! and Col. I'd: l bedrm., liV. rm.,
kit, rear yard: $40. incl. utils.
WALTER REED AIlEA--Ciean. new
child okay: $50 mo. IA. 9-396i.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. newly dec.
apt; liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath:
Ind d. Of semidet. mod. brk house,
with lge. garden and bsmt:; mr..
park, sep. entr.; S95, all util. 100
Wo. 6-224s or Elk. 3-7s45.
ie enc ALLISON SiosIv ST. iuI NV 1o,, RsTt
phone; ~ in room. Bus stops at
corner. DU. 7-273S, RA. $500.
CAPITOL Hills spacious rooms,
and bath, excel. cond., nicely furn..
remodeled bldg. patio and cypress
| fenced yard in rear, 500 mo-, utilS.
furn. eau MR.. SEBOLD. MA. s.
PIE, III 2; ewes, and week ends,
NEAR SENATE OFFICE BLDG. AND
LIBRARY-Entire 3rd floor: 3 rms.
blinds. newly dec. utils. incl.
Adults. 116 Bird st. ne.
1912 THIRD ST. N.W.-2 rms, kit.
and bath screened porch. SIS
mo. PENNY" APosToLTDEs. RE.
52l JEFFERSON ST. NV rms,
Ky. and BATH, screened porch,
APosToLIpEs. RE. 7-5a24.
2 BEDRMS,, liv. rm.. kit, pvt bath:
l parking space: shopping at back
door. NV 500 mo. incl. utils.;
RA. 6-5012 after z pm. or all day
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 14oI-Bed-
Shower ' atr Sash newly WIZ dec Su open
porch, 500 mo. co. 5-7730.
1907 KILBOURNE PL. N.W.-Liv.
rm,. bedrm.. kit. and bath: attrac.
or girls. NO. 7-5530.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-Avaii,
now; l. 2 and 3 bedroom apis,
some newly furnished; reasonable.
NV, 18th st. area-Liv. rm., Q twin
oedrnls., bath, kit, din; all utils;
mr. shops transp; ref. ia. 9-Sg42.
LIVING RM., bedrm.. kitchen, bath,
adults preferred. SIS month, 1918
Naylor I'd. Sc, LII. 4-6797.
1925 PERRY ST. N.E.-One-bedrrn,
apt, $40. Call res. mgr, LA.
6-B315.
'I421 DECATUR ST. N.W.-Attractiye
rooms, kitchen, phone. End floor;
] block transportation. Adults.
VERY ATTRACTIVE l-bedrm. ant;
81 10 mo. 4th floor. GUILBO. l645
Conn. ave. n W.
COL0RED-3-RM. FURN. or can be
hau unturn., with kit: in nice
neiehborhood of Georgia ave. sos
hamilton St, NV. tn. 2-Sl0a.
307 DECATUR ST. NV.
bath, sos a month: Call co. 5-s4i4.
MOD. AIR coND. EFFIC. APIS.
Sll0 incl ALL UTILITIES
LOUIS RIDDEN, TU. $4,000
81 Galveston pl. sw. Just reduced:
l,bedrm apt. $4,000. owner pays
1909 Minnesota ave. Sc: out
standing l-bedrm. apt. LIST n. $500.
1880 Savannah st. Sc; I-bedrm.
apt. $50 90 GEORGE H. JONES
REALTY, INC. 10. 10000.
1924 18th ST. NV,
! and 2 bedrms, liv. rm., kitchen
and hath.
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
! large bedrm., liv. rm... din. foyer,
XII pain. all ntils., switchboard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED ROOM, white. pvt HON,
or apt; vic. Woodley rd Zoo. S35
$40 month. Box 30S-K. Star.
SETTLED LADY, wants a small apt
with private kit. by Nov. ! Rem
not over S45. No sharing Of apt
Box 2gl.K, Star
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN want
master bedfnn and bath IN pvt
home in NV. sec. Box COOK, star
RETIRED white settled lady room
reas.; nr, tranSp. LU 3-0S4D.
MIDDLE AGED LADY desires Ugh
housekeeping toom or room ang
board in pvt home. DI. 7-O326 ewes
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.E.

1928 G ST N.E.-FurniShed rooms.
double OF slnEle. CAL II 4.f05e
TWO LARGE RMS. hGht horteseep.
ms 2 elderly persons preferred. no
children. $50 fth 81 ne
I SINGLE Room, double m. pri.
vate home rs min, 70 shopping
district watkins distance 70 Capt.
tol HI II t.siil.
LARCE. sunny bedroom, lares closet
telephone and temipfiyae bath
cCrFsniert tflrtpofiation - pes
week Du. 1890.
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Ice. FRONT EFFIC.-24 -hr. switch.
board. elev. service; honey atmos.
phere with select neighbors; suit
for ,: close to bus and shop. Cal
AID. 2-7951, Ext. 900. Key st desk
112I Eth ST n " Ant ann
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
(Continued)

DOWNTOWN AREA--Business lad.
to. share Arm. apt. with another
lady. Call all week. RA. 6-9S10.
GIRL wants another girl. 2O-25, to
transp 10. a-5354.
GIRL TO SHARE ne. apt. with
another girl; $40. Call AID. .
5499.
N.W.-Lge,. air-cond.. -bedrm. apt,
girl. EN-. 2-070S.
YOUNG MAN, to share beautiful apt
with 2 other men; mr.. Walter Reed;
daily maid service; swim. pool; rea-
sonable. prefer college grad. 25-35.
JU. S-9456.
CONGENIAL gentleman will share q
nm. apt. with another gentleman:
TV, trepl; conv. transp After Z
pm. Sunday. RE, 1864.
MAN. to share with another man.
apt, with all cows, maid service,
IN mod. elev. bldg; reas. JU. r
600.
MAN, 25-45, moderate habits, to
snare NV apt, with another man.
Elk. 3-7640, sun, 3-10. or ewes,
APT, close in. Man to share with
another man, private bedrm.; good
80 s~o1A6s
CoNGENIAL. reliable lady, to share
apt with another lady; pvt. room.
co. 5-2025. Apt. $50.
CONNECTICUT BELMONT RID. -
Girl, to share nicely furnished. A.
rm. apt. with another girl; home
prlvileees. DE. 2-6293.
MODERN. a.-c. 2-bedrm, apt; TV,
hi-h, piano; vic. Calvert Bridge: ,
girls, looking for 3rd girl. AID
GENTLEMAN will share apt. with
college grad. student or teacher;
refs; very reas. JU. 5-54S7.
OFF 10th ST.-Reined lady to share
nice twin bed apt. with another
lady: all privils.; $25 mo. no. 3
CONN. AVE. AT WOODLEY-Empl-
girl will share Arm. apt. with i or
other girls. DE, 2-S432
LADY. 30-4O. share apt. with an
other lady: vicinity G. w. Hospital:
~ piano; reas. DI, 7-7429.
1 OR ? gentlemen, 25-35, refs. share
attrac. lurn. hse. with one another;
Gen and work shop UN 1892.
PRIVATE BEDRM., in apt, lust off
Conn. ave, near uptown Shopping
center-.Deslre employed lady. be-
tween 80 and 40. to share with
another lady. Wo. 6-S5S4.
WOMAN with another refined wom-
an, or lge. rm.; kit. privils.: mr. Wis.
and Mass. ayes. EN-. 3-161S.
JEWISH GIRL. wishes to share COM
Portable home with / or . other
girls; COW. ia. 9-S344.
2 YOUNG MEN desire 2 others to
share attr. Arm. air-cond. apt, on
coop. basis; Conn. and Cathedral
ales,; Hi-Fl: pvt. unlim PHI: wkly.
maid serv., S35 mo ca. DE. 2-7S2S.
CONN. AVE. AREA
Men to share lge. furn. house.
PVT. and semipvt, rms. Lge. kit,
~, etc. AID. 4-5715.
COLORED--WOULD LIKE desirable
CIR to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
one other girl. IL 4-6734.
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GEORGETOWN--9 Ige. attrac. rms.
bath. kit, garden Nov. ] or SOON
er. Reas. DU. 7-3029. co. 5-639S.
LOVELY 2 RMS. and bath. SIS wk
\ 1893 Fairmont ST. NV. CO 5-6S26
7 or DIJ T-b532
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THE PRFsIDENT MADIsoN

5Iei End ST. NV bedrm-. scr
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5. RA 6-7125
1908 18th ST. NV. RIA. 6-7625-
Newly dec. 3-rm hsmt.. comforta-
bly, furn; shower. pvt. entr.: work
ing adults only; immed. occupancy
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SlahuIhg I-bedrm. apt, lst n SS5 90.
1880 Savannah ST. Sc; l-bedrm
apt. $500. GEORGE H. JONES
REALTY, INC. 10. 10000.
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COLUMBIA RID. NV, I4OI-Bed-
rm.. liv rm., kit, new stove, re-
frie. tiled bath with built-in
shower, .attr. furn.. newly dec Open
porch 500 mo. CO. 5-7730.
1907 KILBOURNE PL, N.W.-Liv.
furn.; $3.50, mel eu u Sfin Couple coupi:
or girlS. NO. 7.h53O.
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FARM AND GARDEN

APPLES. best variety. bring basket
nutnel ~ fallen Pumpkin and
DcrN 90. "a 70 s.3S60
AzALEAs. hardy hsid FroTn. sns
and 70. ESQ I'm -. ne
TREE REMOVAL. pfunine. tspp.rs
tflmmlrE lots cleared Mr. Clay.
TON uN 4-O903 tay tine
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3UI DECATUR ST. NV
bedrnls., liv. rm. kitchen and
bath, sos a month. Call CO. 5-s4I4.
MOD. AIR-coND. EFFIC. APIS.
Sll0 incl ALL UTILITIES
LOUIS RIDDEN. TU. $4,000
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CROSSROADS SWAP SHOP invite
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

6-sKIN RANCH MINK SCARF. like
new sacrifice, $125 ST. $4,000,
Ext. 1898. MondayFriday.
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PARK CENTRAL APT. HOTEL
Convenient downtown location; ex.
cellent service; reasonably priced
daily and weekly rates: smartly
ditioned and light Housekeeping
1000 2 st NV NE G-OhAn
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1912 THIRD ST. N.W.-2 rms, kit.
and bath screened porch: SIS
mo. PENNY" APOSTOLIDES, RE.