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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
THE cLAUD LYTLES
RETURN FROM FIVE
WEEKS VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Lyle, 3545
Fourth Av. s., returned home
July 81, from five weeks vacation
trip spent in the East visiting rel
atives and friends.
They visited in Atlantic City,
N. J. for eleven days and were the
house guests of Rev. J. c. Jeter.
They enjoyed sightseeing and
other courtesies accorded them.
In Washington, D. c. they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Green and among the interesting
points visited there was the Nan
ME Burrough School and Foreign
Mission Retreat.
They visited Mrs. Lytle's sister,
Mrs. Anna B. Lewis, other rela-
tives and friends in Detroit, Mich.
and were the house guests of Nr.
and Mrs. James Williams. In In
dianapolis, Ind, they visited Mrs.
Lytle's aunt, Mrs. Anna Jones and
from there they went to Louisville
Ky, where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. Long. Mr.. Long is a cou-
sin Of Mrs. Lyle
Enroute home they spent sew
eral days in Chicago visiting rel
atives and friends.
They report that the many
sightseeing tours and other cour-
tesies extended in each place Wis
tied made their vacation very
pleasant and highly enjoyable.
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Daniel Boones In
Silver Anniversary
Observance AUG. 4

A pink and white color scheme
dominated the decor when Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Boone, sos 18th Ay.
s. observed their Silver Wedding
anniversary by holding open
house" on Sunday, August 4,
Streamers Of pink and white
crepe paper cascaded from the
ceiling in the dining room and was
Joined in the center with
white wedding bell. The dining
table, overlaid with a white dam
ask cloth, was conferred with
three TERED cake. Festoons Of fern
interspersed with pink rosebuds
surrounded the cake which was
thanked with silver candelabra
holding burning white tapers. A
crystal punch bowl adorned one
end Of the table, and refreshments
we're served from silver and cry
stall trays.
Mrs. Boone made a charming
picture in a white lace over pink
street length frock accentuated
with a fold of pink chiffon around
the neckline in front, ending in
two streamers extending to the
hemline in back. She wore a cor
sage Of pink and white carnations
tied with silver ribbon. Mr.. Boone
was attired in a gray suit
Assisting were Mrs. Eta Ray,
who presided at the punch bowl,
Mrs Mary Lindsay who cut the
cake, Mrs Clara Mae Davis, reg
istered the guests and Mrs. Rosie
Minis, in charge Of the gifts.
The couple received many use
full gifts and cash remembrances.
Among guests who feHcitated
the happy couple were the Messrs.
and Mines. J. P. Smith, Adam
Lindsay, w. L, May, Henry Moore,
P. Minis, Ollie Ray sra Alfred
Barnes, p. Batsell, George Bell;
the Mines, Naomi Whitaker, Fora
Langums, Geneveve Allen, AL
fonzo Hayes, B. Cooper, Mabel
Curtiss, Naomi Mosley.
Also the Mines. Bessie Davis,
Beatrice Beard, Gary, Ind, Melba
Temple, st. Paul, and daughter,
Edna McKizzie; the Messrs J. c.
Batsell, w. NJ. Han Miss Dorothy
Washington and Miss Margaret
Curtiss of Chicago.
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Mrs. Ethel Gliding
Of MUskogee, Okla.
Visits In Twin Cities

Mrs. Ethel Gliding of Musko-
gee, Okla, was the charming
houseguest last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Oliver Of 666 w. Cen
trail Av.
Mrs. Gliding, a prominent
teacher in the Oklahoma school
system is an instructor of Eng
lish and literature. She is also di-
rector of dramatics in the beauti-
full senior high school and manuel
training school in Muskogee.
She received her Masters de-
gree from Northwestern Univer-
sity, Evanston, Ill, and is a can
didate for her doctors degree.
Mrs. Oscar Oliver and Mrs.
Charlotte Curry were hostesses
for the lovely guest.
Mrs. Gliding will include Chi
cago and Hot Springs, Ark, in
her further vacation plans
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EASTERN RELATIVES IN
SURPRISE VISIT TO
TWO LOCAL WOMEN

Mrs. Edith Moulden, 384S
Fourth Az. s.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Watkins, 1925 Oakland
Av. were very pleasantly sur
prised on Wednesday evening,
July 81, with the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs. William Brown of Mont
clair, N. ]. Mrs. Brown is the niece
of Mrs. Moulden and sister of Mr..
Watkins.
The visitors were royalty en-
tertained during their brief stay.
On Thursday, August l, they were
the breakfast guests OF Mrs. Ger
aldine Strong of St Paul and the
same evening they were guests of
Mrs, Marjorie Ward of st. Paul at
a barbecue dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins were
hosts at a dinner party in their
honor on Sunday afternoon. They
also enjoyed sightseeing tours a
round the Twin Cities.
The couple left Monday for
Sioux City, Ia, to visit Mrs
Browns father and other relatives
before returning to their home,
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Never Underestimate
The Power OF

American women now own
shares In our industry 10 a total
value Of 100 million dollars; they
have more than 80 billion dollars
in savings accounts and more than
30 billion dollars In government
bonds, according TO Fortune mag.
szine The number Of women own
ing securities has risen to Ass,
600, an Increase OF s57es in the
last four years
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

Omaha Visitors. Mr. and Mrs
Herman Vernell and children, June
and Herman Jr., Of OmAha, Neb.,
left Monday morning after spend
ing one week in the city visiting
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Alonzo Denny OF 619h Eighth
Av NJ They we're accorded num-
erous social cOurtesies while in the
city They were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee at a picnic held
at Lake Minnetonka on Thursday,
August /, and were dinner guests
Of Mrs Lillian King and attended
morning service at Hennepin Ave
Methodist church on Sunday
morning. They also enjoyed sight
seeing tours. visited Minnehaha
Falls, southdale Shopping Center
and the Crystal Cave in Wiscon-
sin.
Baby Girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew johnson Of Independence.
Kans., have announced the birth
OF baby girl Mrs, Johson, one
OF the triplet daughters Of the
Charles curry's OF 1886 Fifth Az
g., came home for the occasion
and the newcomer arrived at
Northwestern hospital on July n,
tipping the scales at enght pounds
$ Mrs. Pearl whyte, 407 Rondo
14h ounces Vivian Hazel was
welcomed home by her two sis.
ters on her arrival fom the hosplt-
al. Mr., and Mrs Charles Curry
are the maternal grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew johnson
ST., Of Independence. Kans., are
the paternal grandparents.
Family Visitors; Visitors In the
home OF Mrs, Ruby Howelton, S22 !
Ellwood Az. ~, are her aunt, Mrs
Anna Baker Of Chicago and sis
ter Mrs villa Cater OF Des
Molnes, Ia,
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SoeiGllfe Club Fefed
Kids With Bvs Ride
TO Tuyiors FuIls

Food and fun was the order OF
the day Sunday July rs. when the
Minneapolis socialite Club held
It's annual bus ride and picnic at
Taylors Falls.
This years affair was planned
around the teenagers and their
guests. The club sponsored them
on a cruise up and down the st
Croix River which was a highlight
Of the days festivities.
There were games with prizes
for the little tots. Cameras clicked
here and there and movie films
were taken Of the group through
out the day.
Mrs. Lucille Thomas and niece
Donna Cooper OF Topeka. Kans.,
relatives OF the club president,
Eddie Robbins. were among the
guests.
The bus ride home concluded the
gala day.
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TN planning this store" Mr. Jansen
beamed Il have tried to put everything into
effect from my 80 years OF retailing. I'm
trying to put myself in the customers posi-
ton and cater to his needs"
one OF his aims Is to better service the
wife of the family. Since the best portion Of
family shopping Is done by the WIFE ED has
kept her in mind while planning,
When first arriving at the store,
customers may park In the spacious
parking area surrounding the building,
which ~ built 20 accommodate 20 TO rs
cars A parking lot attendant win service
empty cases and bottles from your car.
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JaEz Concert Sunday
Afternoon a. sumner

The third and last jazz concert
Of the season sponsored by the
Musicians Performance Fund viii
be presented Sunday afternoon.
August IL. at Sumner Field, Min
neapolis from ? to D. m.
The twelve piece band will be
directed by Ira Petuford.
The concert is free to the pub
lie and everyone is urged to be
present to enjoy an afternoon with
the jazz masters.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

A high velocity gun that uses
steam heated helium instead OF
gun powder TO propel bullets Is
being fired at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory Silver Spring, Md. to
test the flight characteristics OF
projectiles.
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low, SO; Norman Davis, 50; Frank
schine, 60; Bill McMoore, 81 and
Ernie Johnson and Bulbs Powell
tied with a score Of 50.
The Midnighters low scores
were made by James Kirk Jr., ss;
Gordon Kirk, 90; Lloyd Smith, 50;
John Phifer, 1O4; Ebert Cotton,
lO4 and Richard Washington, Ill.
This tournament will be an an
nual event.
On Sunday, August IS, at Como
Park, the two clubs will have
Joint picnic. A soft ball game viii
be played between the two clubs
with a trophy to be awarded to
the winning club.
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Ben F. ToyIors
Hold Open House
At Their New Home

Tor welcomed friends 10 their new
home at 1O11 ST. Anthony Av., at
an open House" held Sunday,
August 4, from 5 to p. m. The
all modern five room stucco
bungalow features a long living
room with dining area, three bed
rooms, kitchen, bath and recrea-
ton room.
A short dedicatory service held
at 4:3O p. m. with only members
Of the family and the Choral
Group Of Pilgrim Baptist church
present was conducted by Rev.
Milton Combs preceding the
formal opening. The choral group
which is under the direction Of
Mrs. Taylor sang, Bless This
House"
Greeting guests at the door was
Mrs. Yvonne Robinson who direct
ed them to the living room where
they we're met by Mrs. Vashti
Ransom who showed them
through the house. After a tour Of
the lovely rooms, guests were
shown to the recreation room
where they were received by Mrs
Louise Thomas.
The exquisitely laid serving
table with its lace banquet cloth,
centered with an arrangement Of
pink carnations, white daisies and
baby's breath between silver can
delabra with burning white tapers,
struck an artistic note as guests
gathered to enjoy dainty refresh
ments.
Center Of attraction on the table
was the crystal punch bowl which
adorned one end. The bowl was
encircled with floating petunias
and pansies.
Mrs. Taylor received her
guests in a navy blue frock &C
centuated with narrow satin rib
bon trimming around the skirt and
a red rose at the neckline, with
white accessories.
Assisting with the serving were
Mrs. Milton Shanks, sister of the
hostess, who presided at the serv-
ing table and the Mines. Benova
Walker, Susie White and Rose
anna Henderson.
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines, Charles Hen
derson, Milton Shanks, Nathaniel
Walker, Joseph Waters, l. NJ
Dorsey Ramsey Jackson, A. f.
Nine. NJ. f. Bell; the Mines. Donna
Frelix, Claudia Bryant, Luella
Cameron, Mildred Hampton, Wash
Il Ransom, Erma r. Sims, Ruby
Grant, Roberta Davis, B, Bobin-
son, Rose L. Davis, J. Willis
Thomas. F. Southern.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Payton
Hunt; the Mines. David Milhgan.
Pearl Milligan, Thelma Dorsey
Thomas, Allie Mae Hampton,
Laura Mae Robins, Paul Wood.
Gladys Davis, Dolly Crushshon,
Alberta Bell. John p. Dorsey
Justine jackson, Ruth Clay, Ar
lee Holloway, O'Dene II. Gallo
way, Yvoune Robinson, Rev. Mil.
ton Combs.
And the Misses lone Brown,
Armantia Walker, Helen NJ
Smith, Flora and Meridee Gallo
way Joyce and Yvonne Hender-
son; the Messrs. N. N. Smith,
Paul Crane, Robert S. Crump,
Floyd Barr, c, S. Anderson, Mil
ton L, McGhee, Bernard Hamp-
ton, George Matthews, Miss Bea-
trice Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. b. L.
Morris.
Out-oftown guests included
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Miss Rozene
Rogers and Daphne Rogers, of
Selma, Ala, Wesley N. Smith,
Kansas City Kans., Mrs, Laura
b. Wright Selma, Ala. Miss
Betty solomon, Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Mrs Jessie Howard Of Des
Moines, Ia
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Count the various departments,
features. news stories, columns
and pictures once. We think you
win agree that readers Of this
paper get their moneys worth
every week.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

The stores interior is beautifully
styled with blended mahogany, tile
floors, acoustical ceiling, and equip.
ped with air-conditioning and radia-
ton heating-the finest available,
Once inside with your buggy in
hand, you Immediately know where
to so. From anywhere In the store
you can spot illuminated signs, in
dicating specified sections
A gigantic walk-in cooler has
been installed, the only one of its
type in the nation, Self-service may
be made from the cooler for either
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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR
SHERIFF. MAZINGO
WITH YEN FOR WRITING begin my first experience
only hope do the job half well predecessor Idr
Stories About The Business Firms In Our Community
by Maurice Haynes

All Of the latest sefservce
experimental ideas into the uamode Liquor
store TIT selby
beverages.
Ed JANSEN moving his old location
Western Is just bubblng with pride appearance
Of his dream comeru
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Two entrances available Seby
other you may
store from either front
open by electric eye
An exceptionally wide canopy to protect
the customer from Indictment weather conditions
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09

This IL the towns most different
newspaper. YouH never do with.
out u II you want 10 keep well In.
formed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-08-09
LoAFERS WIN GOLF TOURNAMENT
OVER MIDNIGHTERS SUNDAY, AUG. q;
AFFAIR TO BE AN ANNUAL EVENT

Loaers Inc and the Midnghters Club held their first
iner-cub golf Sunday, August T. at Phaeu
Golf Loaers Inc the tournament and award
lSnch trophy and treated refreshments by the Mid
nighters.
Low scores for the Ira Allen S. Edgar Pill
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3 ROOM furnished apartment
newly decorated. Very reasonable.
PA, 4-l191. R-2
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
APARTMENT& FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM flat Gas hot water
heat. SIT Iglehart. Phone MI. A.
1892. re-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01
Prince Georges
Authorizes More
Construction

Among building permits issued
IN Prince Georges County were
the following:
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Beautiful brick Dutch Colonial with
3 twin-size bedrooms. . baths. Spa
eious entrance foyer. large living
room. fireplace, famtly-siEe dining
room, paneled breakfast room, laTse
den and powder room. beautiful
patio overlooking secluded garden.
Double Rarage. S32 800. Assume
large 4ls% loan. Ewes OIL. 6-1s6I.
CHEVY CHASE
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insulation
'AddsComfort

Making an existing house
more comfortable for summer
and snusger for winter is not a
easy Is when you start from
scratch to build Q new house. But
there Is lot you can do.
Most important. you can In
sulate. Instead of using bats OF
blankets in sidewalks. which
would necessitate ripping the
walls apart, you can have insula-
tion blown into the walls by a
professional applicator.
Attic spaces and any new ad-
dition can be insulated on do
lit-yourself basis.
Then there is the need for
shading your house. Planting q
big bushy maple tree may be
out Of the question. but low
trees on the west and northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

bedrooms. . baths. white brick
Cape Cod Lovely handicapped lot
with trees. Perfect condition Won
derful family neighborhood and
svimmine club. $20,500. Ewes,
EN- 9-2025
SOMERSET i
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A real beauty In this spacious brick
split-level with 8 bedrooms. 2h
baths. Living room. fireplace, large
spacious dining room, electric kitch-
en-. beautiful porch with view OF
rear earden. Pull basement, rec
reation room. opening 70 patio.
Double car garage. S42. 500. As
sumo large 4is% loan. Ewes. EN-.
5000
GREENWICH FOREST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

Isides Of . house win break the
late afternoon AMI early morn
ling sun.
Man-made shades can be pro-
vided. too. Trellises or reflective
screens can do effective Jobs,
And while 1t isn't feasible TO ex-
tend roof overhangs . on the
south side Of ell houses. awnings
can be put up.
Roof color can be lightened in
various ways. New anodized
aluminium paints are made espe-
cially for shingles and can add
asufable reflective insulation
to . roof that IL too sound TO
replace. But il your roof is
getting along in years, new white
shingles. or other light colors.
can be applied over the existing
roof. adding snugness for winter.
Ventilation can be improved
in any house. In addition to
regular exhaust fans. there are
portable types that fit in win
dows. These have reversible mo-
tors to blow in or out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

dwelling to be located at 4645 Lewis ave-,
Bradbury Park; cost. $4,000.
j ss:'iSy si WIN a s Su ps % sa:
ms ~, on Enterprise I'd. Wocdmore; cost,
West Brothers Brick Co.. 1900 sheriii
builders; once; cost. $4,000
:, Anthony vatiello, 3407 Tylane DR..
Hyattsville, owner and builder; dwelling
sIa. Sedddo 2ad ave. Hsattsvills' cost
.BadinI Bros. Inc. 1905 stateside dr..
silver Spring owners and builders:
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we; Lendoyer Hills. owner: T. J.
3D., Lanham: cost, $4,000.
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Peoples DRUG Stores, Inc, ~ p ct
store on George N. Palmer hwy. sea
Pleasant: cost, $4,000.
Glenn D. gilbert Co. Inc, 32l7 18TH
g. ne wash, owner and builder; com,
HOLLYWOOD on the Hill; cost, SIS. 600.
0eorse. c. ehaffer. zoos Houston I'd
Sc. wash, owner and builder: DWELLING
- lSig lakewood st., Bradbury Village
College Park Shopping Center. Inc.
SSvg Conn: ave. NV, Wash, owner,
hertey Const. Co., builder; dairy prod.
nctS and beauty salon at 7246, 724t
hasltinm noe ave-, College Park: cost
Lacy A. Farley, p. o. BOX Il, Lanham
owner and builder; dwelling on Sheridan
g.. Lanham: cost, Sill 900.
Joseph Arcuri. 2106 Heating st.. HILL
crest HEIGHTS. owner and builder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-01

dwelling at 5205 Nile pl.. Camp Springs:
cost, $4,000.
Charles and Aileen Brooks. 440e 73d
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va. with pvt. bath; sci. or dbl, for
men or couples. Mr.. Camp wash
ington In. Of Fairfax. CIR. 3-4107.
CHILLUM, MD.-Lae. dble. rm. in
new home, Ice. closets; 2 gentle
men or . students. HA. 2-s3s4
ALEX.--Attrac. dble. rm., next
bath; kit privls. II desired; un-
lin. phone. XII. 9-0l19.
SLIGO PK.--Loyely. quiet rm., pvt.
house: home privils., kit. gar, etc.
empl. lady. reas. JU. 5-4706.
MISUNDERSTANDING bedrms, (new
beds. twin and dOuble). kit. &C.
commodations II desired; transp.
Wash. included: enjoy home at
mosphere; large gagden. terrace.
JE. 4-013s. Capitol 4-3121, Ext
N. ARL,--2 adults. children school
age. Share home Of empl. widow
: baths, 2 kits. ia. 2-897s.
ARLINGTON-LarRe room. mex
bath: transp.- at door; unlimited
phone. ia, 2-1763.
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FURNITURE SALE

Drastic reductions on brand new
better-grade hedrm., din. rm., liv.
rm., beddine; mod. Early American.
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory closeouts' samples and surplus
stocks At lowest prices. regardless
u big discounts offered elsewhere.
|Stahler's Furniture Co.
$40 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-43lO
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APIS. FURNIsHED-D. c.
(cONTINUEol

10th ST. NV. $50. Apt, Sly.
rm.. din. rm:, bedrm.. kit, bath.
tlt. f SatS. 4 4v s ~ Ap S sss5ai
TWO ROOMS, all util.: nice Ice.
kit; pvt. entrance; mr.. transpor-
1854! !se!lSD nicely furnished L.
4O22 18th ST. Me- bedrm., liv.
rm., kit, bath, duplex apt: COW:
transp;: nr. Proyidence Hosp; ana
1854 PARK RID. N.W.-Bachelor
apt; reter;; nicely furnished; $40
s65; 18th ST.. downtoWn-Pvt.
entr.: studio: for 1 man: pvt.
bath, new G-E refer. 6:3O-9:30
pm. 1896 r st. NV.
25Is 18th ST. NV, OF Columbia
$50 so up. MGR, AD. 4-O32S'
MAPLEWOOD APIS, mr.. walter
Reed, conv. shopping, transp.-2-
bedrm. ter. apt, avail. immed: (:
NV: TU. 2-956s OF Tu. 2-01O5.
20 FARRAGUT PL. N.W.-well
furnished apt. liy. rm;. bedrm.'
nllCueu anu UuLus avail. OCL. II
TU. 2-43jj. after $3.50 pm.
2lIO NAYLOR RID. s.E.-Efic. apt.
liv. rm., kit. bath: $50 mo. incl.
heat. gas. hot water. LII. 2-754O.
CALVERT ST. NV. 1885. near
ehoreham Hotel-Efic. or l-bed-
rm. apt: elev. bldg. See janitor
3s17 CONN. AVE. -bedrm. apt.
facing park, neatly furn. WO.
6-6S06, IL TO 4 pm.
1868 MINTWOOD PLACE. NV
rms, kit. and bath: S5S mo.
SWISS REALTY. DU. 7-ll79.
3348 18th ST. NV rms. kit.
bath; $50 mo. SWISS REALTY.
DU. 7-ll79.
DECATUR ST. NV, 321--3 rms,
bath and porch: $3.50. incl.
utils. RIA 0.1246.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS; S90-Bed-
rm., hv. I'm din. rm., kit, bath
and rear porch. laundry facilities;
half ~ to bus. JOHN L. SHELL
TON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
MT. PLEASANT. nr. i3th-Lee. liv.
rm bedi m. kit. bath newly dec.
utils. S64. RA. 3-2943.
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AAAh"S0ANkA AASANAA@
GELMARC TOWERS
1880 COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
NEWLY FURNISHED
LARGE EFFIcIENcIEs - S12b
DE Luxe BEDROOM Sls5
HUDSON 3-95S9
COLORED = NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND UPSHUR SITS. N.W.-1 RIM
kit. and bath: newly dec. Loo. on
car and LUIS line. utils. furn. Very
cheap rent 70 right party. Call
COLORED-APT.. furnished, near
Navy Yard; employed couple or
single: no children. Ii. 3-l7bS.
81
COLORED-l223 HARVARD ST.
N.W.--Lge rm., dinette. kit: End
A.: quiet. reflned home: All mod
ern. Woman preferred.
COLORED-li35 w ST. s.E.-Bed-
rm,, liv. rm,. dinette. kit, and
bath; nicely furn.; SS5 incls. all
utils. JOHN L. SHELTON. Realtor.
10. $4,000.
COLORED = 0e3 N. CAROLINA
AVE. S.E.-Lovely 2-Im. apt. all
utils. furn.; SIS wk. WO. 0-756S.
COLORED-7th AND PA. AVE. Sc.
Attrac. studio rm., Ice. kit ana
bath, all pvt. excel. cond.; $50 80
mo-, incl utils. OIL. 4-64S7.
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ROOMS FURRIsHED-N.W.
lcoNTINUEDl

COLORED--DBLE. RM.; cony. To-
cation. For further info. call RA.
6-4257.
COLORED-46l3 9th ST. NV
Lge. attf. front RIM. in quiet home:
PRIVILEGES; reas. TU. 2-1641.
COLORED-DBLE. RIM. with Diet.
sun porch; nicely furn: " blk.
I4th st. car privils. RA. 6-5370.
COLORED-RM. AND DEN, upper
NV: sec; pvt; COW. transp. RA
o-5ly0.
COLORED - PETWORTH AREA
Large furnished front room, bath
in room, newly redecorated; kitch-
en- privileges: large closet. RIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
APTS. FURMIsHED-O. c.

MILL RID. NV, 272I-
Living room, 2 bedrooms. kit. and
bath: nicely furn.. opposite park
entr.; adults: ref; End floor: SIS.