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Check the price A»P TEAS Famous Since 1859 ■ H r /: Study Shows Non-White Growth In Middle-Class Housing Market would have been nearly 70,000 compared to about 25,000 who owned homes worth >15,000 or more In 1959 WASHINGTON — A largo and times — occurred (or those with Better As a result of their ecooomic The study, titled "Potential! growing unmet housing demand incomes of more than >6.000. among middle income non-white urban families has been docu mented in a special study of advances, along with occupation 1950 and 1960 Census data issued Ibis week by the Housing and si. educational, and other tin provements in their status cited Home Finance Agencv. •““*>. urban «»^whites Housing Demands of Non-WhiteSteady moved r^Hdly In- Population in Selected Metropol- 10 ntafket for better housing and shown a significant rise in itan Areas," shows a "spectacu- lar rise” In non-white incomes*0™ ownership during the de­ in thew urban areas during the c*de• al,° *ho*# disparity between white decade of the fifties, and a re- and non-white housing, even at hitter income levels, still is great and that the economic market for better housing for non-whites remains largely unsatisfied. suiting growth ol a significant middle-class housing market among non-whites. In 21 areas anrfysed. the tot­ al number of non-white persons earning more than >4.000 a year increased nearly fifteen times be­ tween 1949 and 1959. from about 59,000 to almost 940,000. An even greater increase — nearly 17 The analysis also shows that if non-white families had owned An analysis of data available! homes valued at >15,000 or more on 17 metropolitan areas shows in the same proportion as white that If non-whites had shared in homeowners in these 17 areas, home ownership equally with! the number of minority owrhers whites In the same income group, in this better housing group The study concludes that "whde the non-white rate o f home ownership In 1960 increases both the rate of home ownership in a steady progression . . ., by non-whites and the value of It remains substantially below homes that many minority fam-that for the total population. . . iliea could have owned would Furthermore, although the med- Ian value of homes owned also have been much tygher. at each income level the non-white Families own homes of lower median value than the whites . This 17-area study compares white and non-white familiea in the >7,000 to >10.000 Income brac­ ket in 1959. For a typical area (Cleveland > the data sbowa that non-white home ownership would have been 72 per cent, compar ed to the actual figure of 48 per cent, it non-whites had own­ ed homes in the same proportion as whites in thia income group. Would Be More The data from these 17 areas serve as an Indicator of the mag­ nitude of the unsatisfied non­ white market for good housing in the 212 standard metropolitan areas of the country, as well as in many smaller communities. The figures also do not reflect the added potential of other non white families within the home- buying income range, norShc^ef-'^?1 of feet of confined increase In in­ comes of* non-whites since 1959 Racial Barriers While the study cites a num 2 ^fQnt Aids Indians I The Association on American1 * Indian Affairs has announced the award of a >42.500 grant from The Field Foundation to finance its community development pro­ gram on five reservations for a two-year period. The grant will allow the Asso- her of .related factors Inhibiting! home ownership among non­ whites, it points particularly to racial restrictions as an “impor­ tant deterrent” to the availabil­ ity of new housing for thia group. "To the extent that racial bar­ riers prevent or discourage the minority family from buying a home <gi a basis comparable to ’ 0,6 study states- the urban housing market po­ tential of middle-income minor­ ity purchasers, as indicated in these studies, cannot be realiz­ ed.” ciation to see Us projects to com­ pletion on the Omaha, Oglala Sioux and Northern Cheyenne Reservations, and to launch new projects on the Rocky Boy Re­ servation and among the Mlcco- sukees Florida Everglado of the J WEST j LUMBER CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATIRMLS I - . d - - - - FLYWOOD, . PEGBOARD, WAU. TILE, GLUE, WINDOWS, DOORS, BED BOARDS, FORMICA MOULD­ INGS, CORNICE MATERIAL IN-’ SULATION, CEILING TILE, LIGHT HARDWARE, NAILS. LUMBER CUT TO SIZE DaMv«r, Prtaee 126 St. A Morningside Avs. MO 2-4220 N.Y.C. GET PLENTY OF BUDGET HELP AT A*P! YOUR CASH RESERVE Not-Too Merry Xmas For Many In Ole Miss JACKSON, Miss. — For thou- •ands of Mississippi Negroes — I p&rticul&rly those who have tried HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALEHCY DIPLOMA If you never finished high school, or went to school In other landa, you can get a State High School Equival­ ency Diploma, accepted by business, Civil Service. 12 evezHnt class pre- •Aak for Folder )ldei pares you AT. eastern school 721 Mrerntway, M.Y. 3 AL 4-5029 to exercise their voting rights — Christmas 19(52 was not par­ ticularly merry. Some 20,000 active in voter registration have been dropped by local officials from lists of those eligible to buy federal sur­ plus commodities. As a consequence, Dave Den­ nis, CORE field secretary, has filed a formal protest with Se- HIDE GRAY HAIR -4W I j « ” c * DOUBLE ACTION /COLORS GRRYNABtMJKX 2 DRESSES HJURIH RACE i H. ATAIL DRUG STORES cretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and putoroey Gener­ al Robert Kennedy. CORE Na­ tional Director James Farmer has supplemented this with a wire to Attorney General Ken­ nedy pointing out that "thl« is the type, of reprisal to be ex­ pected through discriminatory use of local option In dispensing federal funds, goods and serv­ ices.” In addition, Donnie asserts: “Many people who have attemp­ ted to register have been har­ assed to the extent of losing their Jobs Familiea have been thrown off their farms. Some have been pretsdred financially Also, this year more than 68 per­ cent of the cotton was harvest­ ed by automation, which meant that manpower was cut tremen­ dously.” To bring at least some cheer to the destitute, the Council of Federated Organizations, which includes CORE, SCLC, SNCC and NAACP, initiated a pro­ gram of distributing Christmas packages to needy Mississippi families. Curbing Of Dissent National Peril-Wilkins CLEVELAND. Ohio — Tbe sup­ pression of dissent on 4hc race issue in the South Leads to “make doubly difficult tho ex- relations. He cited instances, ranging from threats to violence, of southern suppression of dia- MUI. ” ” erciae of reason ia other areas Natteaal Disaster and thus to give the Know Noth ings a perilous power,” NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wil­ kins warned in an address pre­ pared for delivery at the con vention of the Speech Associa­ tion of America hare on Decem­ ber 29. One of a panel of three speak­ ers on the topic, "Free Speech in Times of Crisis,” Mr. Wil­ kins reviewed the South's tradi­ tional denial of free speech to anyone — Negro or white, north­ erner or southerner — who chal­ lenges the status quo in race The result ot this demand for conformity, he said, "could be national disaster.” The repressions and reprisals southern Negroes have endured since 1954 “constitute no new, or startling or frightening thing. They f ave lived with these since slavery days — through the in­ surrections when failure meant certain death,’ the NAACP lead- erasserted. “A hundred years after Eman­ cipation, with the pace of the Sixties so much swifter than that of the Forties, these citizens are not about to throw in the r towel. They know that a maaiN. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Jan. 12, 1953 • > who cannot cry out, be heard and be Judged according to his coun try’a highest law might as well be dead . “In theoe critical years of the cold war when denatured denfto- cracy could prove the undoing ef West, black demoastrat- ors in the Southern states and black plaintiffs challenging the status quo in Dixie courts could tip the scales for their country and for freedom. They and their scattered allies among southern white people are adding a fresl page to the glorious history of man's struggle to win and to secure liberty,” Mr. Wilkins con­ cluded. 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Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- 4 I 18 • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jan. 12, 1963 By DAVE HEPBURN Lea Ballets Folkoriques D’Haiti The Haitian Government Tour- on the stage, so coloi 1st Bureau presented Haiti's most the costumes, exalting young talent, Joe Arch- In “Plante Cafe,” d Les Ballet* Folkloriques J. Archer, M. Marcel d’Haltl *t Caraeigie Recital Hall pany, the Intricate hea< 1**t Wednesday evening. movements were The concert program called done- ‘ Cambite” and directed by Lar- Tbe »°ngs Madel< ry Fuller, enabled Mr. Archer to <*1 ®°ftly plaintiv display the many facets of husky quality of her vo his talents, for he sang French made • hW with th* songs and danced divinely His Even though she had choreography was qellcately con- trouble with her Englis celved. , her message across. The Intoxicating rhythm of . In B*1 A ,S*“ 80 five drums, a piano and two *rcher d,ntc*d £*r saxophones, gave an exciting ^.nr^£ihrist.op1}*’ flavor to the music of Haiti, “®thing, wfth a touch of La Belle France, or V” kingly all’heavily sprinkled with the mood of Africa and the tempo ended * th Ibo Mere new Haitian Social da of Spain • The Halti-Ballet Folk group ta UBfted st use the rich folklore of Haiti ArcJ*r “d Co^P"/ in^an authentic style, combining to.be *° much the age-old rituals of the back- 5000 country of Haiti. At times, when tbl Mr. Archer danced, he appeared to; be made of rubber. The In- tricate arm positions were am- cuted so swiftly that it gave the Eteril^^homMM Illusion that he bad eight arms. At times the freenxied move- J**1’ rL J impression that be was a pup- . . Si ..... r.,ij ..... Diane Crawford; John ^7- Jumps were done with grace. Hart Dance and Designed Costumes Ups Fort Studio of K Mr. Archer also designed the City. The other sing costumes for the Ballet and in Attala De Pradines, H "Carnival - Mardi Gras, Festi- suit and Raoul Perot vities in Haiti” it seemed as If Cholsil and Orchestra a great rainbow had shattered the musical background , Harlem Opera Society Opera Society Barbara Smith was a brilliant 1 ini’s "Tosca” at Tosca. Her fluid, vit^rant and , stitute of Tech- fuy throated singing enthralled 1 JSSty *audience" audience. Her singing of the J m persons were magnificent aria, "Visi d’arte” t authors and our was a musical gem. Her top . tones were gleaming and the low , nger. part, the opera notes wlvety soft- tied. Brief as they Hartwell Mace, Edward K. times when the Taylor, Neal Martens, lisle , ages were a bit Greenidge, Norman Lind and 1 illy In the open- Judy Gallagher had supporting ] j up to the great roles. , tl. But thia was While thia performance, con- >me when Herb ducted by Fred Storfer, did not to sing “E luce- have the precision of the Met, In musical liters- it was done with loving care, can surpass the The Harlem Opera Society has his beautiful aria, shown that faith and perserver- >m gave it a deli- ance can bring great rewards, rotation. Their dogged determination to best artlata, Sal- pull themselves up by their boot- in preparing for straps brought their dream to id pushed himself reality, and Harlem can be just- ipadty The audl- IF proud of Its own opera corn- rewarded with the Pany. >f his voice. Only Beginning Sunday, January 27, le theatre enabled the Society will present Operas the mood of vil- at the new Uptown YWCA at 3 role of Baron p.m. They will be given every edg It waa quite fourth Sunday through June. Art Linkletter, “House Party" host, has based four books on the unpredictable sayings of chil­ dren on his CBS Television Net­ work show. fflWGS IN BRONX — Gospel Mneer Jackson tings Sunday, Ja«. 13 at 3 p.n». at ^Bethel Templs Church, 1342 Stebbins Ave.. Bronx, In a con­ cert sponsored by the Commit­ tee of Women. White Label DEWAB'S IWHI8KY MARY MARTIN Repeating “Peter Pan” News Of Television Judy Garland will star In a weekly, fuU-hour musical-vari­ ety series on the CBS Television Network starting In Fall of 1963, it was announced this week. Miss Garland, one of the most electrifying performers in show business, is currently in New York preparing a 60-minute spe­ cial which will be broadcast on the CBS-TV Network, Tuesday, March 19. Her co-star will be Phil Silvers. I I < What has happened to SPACE? Space is, or was, the group of actors who banded together after the Congressional hearings last October to form a working committee. In fact the group included not only actors, but models, agents, radio advertising men and even a young lawer. Headed by Chuck Oordone, who was selected as tern- porary chairman, it included such people as Hilda Simms, Dorothea F, p,; /' Towles, Ernestine McClendon, Ophelia | De Vore, Hugh Hurd and many others. Mainly their reason for banding was to keep the heat on and not to allow whatever inroads they * had made upon the conscience of the theatrical producers fade into obli­ vion. But we are afraid that this is exactly what has happened. | HEPBURN On investigation we find that there has not been tr meeting of a Space group for a long time and all the well laid plans of marching on Madison | Avenue have long since frittered into evanescent Very Unfortunate This is unfortunate. It always happens with us. We make big gains, make big plans and then allow everything to die away after the glamour and the spotlight of the press have worn off. » At the outset, Odell Clark of the Powell Office, not only encouraged the participants to keep their , on ABC- ranks closed, but also gave them the freedom to meet in the offices so that they could have a central the convenin8 place. He also offered to help with any x critical advice they might need. The result of all of this m hiatory help seems such a terrible waste because Space has hi ?f i0" not taken advantage of it. Chuck Gordone we under- irushchev stand, went south to produce a documentary film. >f the So- BUt not one committee rests on any one man. There iS are competent people in the group who could have •” series taken over while Chuck was away and kept the home fires burning. he Death While the Space group had basic ideas of cast Sun- approaching the producers and the advertising tRi£STof agencies with definite and direct questions, this Feb. 3 at need not be their complete perspective. 11 be ziar- » Common Cause First of all the idea of people with common cause being in close contact is necessary and a mbe a pattern followed everywhere for their mutual i is nbc advantage. - <3 p m.. Second, the fact that they are able to band BC white together and ask questions in unity gives them more thi inter" strength and will get them more attention from the n win £ producers and networks than if they asked questions in who is singly. y‘ t Thirdly, the reason for asking them to band highlights together and the offer of usage of the Powell offices etide tour was chiefly to feed the committee with information Philip- from a whole, responsible group - a much better be broad- system than getting information from irate who have allowed their rancor to rob pe Christ- r. Jan. io 9-10 p.m. them of reason. y Como’s go we are asking the members of SPACE to get back into the ranks and not to allow the small gains 11 Levine To Distribute “Threepenny Opera is Paige, they have made deprive them of their ardor. We Coionna, havc all worked to give the Negroes in this industry rown and a better break. It would be a shame after all of this rtio troup- work to let it all disappear through sheer laziness !it?Xrt° and “U indulgence. TTC JL | SHE’S THE TOP — Actress Doris Day, now starring at the Music Hall in “Jumbo” and who started in Hollywood" as a singer and the ideal type of the American girl, has just been an­ nounced as the No. 1 box office attraction of 1962, dethroning Elizabeth Taylor, according to St. Martin’s Choir To Be Heard In Concert the annual poll of film exhibit­ ors conducted by the Motion Picture Herald. Of course, it was explained that while Liz was off and on qiaking Cleopa­ tra in Rome, Miss Day came through with a pair of hits last year. They were “Lover Coma Back," and "That Touch of Mink,” co - starring Rock Hudson and Cary Grant. Liz Taylor’s rating dropped to No. 6, the poU showed, but then she had no new release during 1962. The St. Martin’s Choir is being J presented in concert, Sunday, J Jan. 27 at 5 p.m. at the church • located at 122nd Street and Len- • ox Ave. The choir is under the • direction of William L. King. Z Sponsoring the concert is an J organization called BJMS, In- • corporated, a group of four J young men, all CCNY graduates • who, according to Frank Brough- * ton, president, “felt a need to • do more for ourselves and the - community as well.” Mr. ■ Broughton Is a social -worker 5 and employment counselor. NITFLT AT •:» N.T.'U CENTEX »< FOLK MUSIC THE GRANDISON SINGERS World Funou Gooprl Orn, GIL TURNER Powerful Baritone and Original Sonfwrlter Gerde s FOLK CITY U W. 4th St.. N.T. . AL 4-M4I S blka. X. o< Wnahln«ton H- Ph. Na Caver chart* Other members of BJMS are ■ Harold Jones, a sciiool teacher; I Percy Miller, a social securityI office assistant manager, and I David Singler, an architectural B !■ engineer. ASIN STREET Res -. PL2-4444 HALLS FOR HIRE I Lt. Cd. John "Shorty” Powers, official spokesman for the Mer­ cury Astronauts, appears on “Dennis the Menace,’’ Sunday, Jan. 13 (7:30-8 p.m. EST) on CBS-TV. in a program filmed in cooperation with the National Aeronautical and Space Adminis­ tration and the U. S. Treasury Department. Jo Stafford, Metropolitan Op­ era tenor Franco Corelli, and composer-conductor Paul Weston will star, and the international­ ly renowned gospel singer, Ma- halia Jackson, will be the special Liz Taylor, Dick In New MGM Movie and wife whose tangled marital affairs are dramatically affect­ ed by the fog and the resultant dely in the departure of an airplane. Produced by Anatoie de Grun- wald and directed by Anthony Asquith, it is being filmed in color from Rattigan’s own or­ iginal screenplay. Elizabeth Taylor and Burton went before the at MGM's studios In Richard England, last week in “VIP,” Terence Rattigan’s new comedy- drama. The world famous pair who set Italy on its ears during the making of the movie “Cleo­ patra,” will be surrounded by an international cast of stars in what, Joseph R. Vogel, MGM President, calls the most im­ portant film on the company's 1963 production schedule. The story of a group of people whose lives become radically changed because of a fog which keeps them based In the Very Important Persona lounge of a London airport for a number of hours, the film will give Miss Taylor and Mr. Burton two of the most exciting roles In their careers. They play a husband Miss Dunuock In YW Talk Mildred Dm nock will give an Informal talk 00 “Acting”, bas­ ed on her long and distinguished career on Broadway and In Hollywood, at Clark Center for the Performing Arts, West Side Young Women’s Christian Asso­ ciation, Eighth Avenue at 51st Street, on Sunday, January 20, at I p.m. ■ | | FM.. MT. l SUN. | I I ■ WEEKEND JAZZ H ' HORACE : SILVER i CLARK C TERRY L . QUINTET r an ms<s VILLAGE GATE Vi’S-.’ST-.vr; ■ A HAPPY PAIR - After com- Ipleting seven months at The Roosevelt Motel, East Meadow, B N.Y., Jimmy Butts and Juani­ ta Smith pose smilingly at they B prepare for their next engage- ■ ment in Clsveiaod, Ohio, at The B Virginian starting January 7. Joseph E. Levine’s Embassy Pictures Corporation has acquir­ ed world-wide distribution rights to the new motion picture ver­ sion of the musical drama, “The Threepenny Opera,” lt waa an­ nounced recently. r The film, produced in the Eng­ lish language in Cinemascope and color, is being completed in West Germany. Baaed on the original work by Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill, the Kurt Ur- lich — Gloria Films production is being directed by Wolfgang Staudte. Embassy will place the attraction in release during 1963. 1 Heading a large cast of Inter- Before returning to the Roose­ velt Motel March 3 for an in­ definite stay, the popular duo will be the mala attraction starting January 31 at Didi's Continental, the intimate West- side supper club located on W. 45th ttreot — near B’way. Jazz Festival To Aid UN Children’s Fund Clarinetist Owen Engel la pre­ senting his World Jazz Festival to benefit the United Nations Children’s Fund at the Ambas­ sador Hotel In Atlantic CJtf. February 1-3. Last year Engel’s World Jazz Festival mads a hit In Wash­ ington when K played In the Senate Office Building at a mu­ sical fathering of foreign em­ bassy officials and members of the U.S Congress. Club La Chose HARLEM’S NEWLY DECORATED SHOWPLACE AIR CONDITIONED JOSEPHINE THENSTEAD, MGR. Available for Dances, Weddings, Banquets and Cocktail Parties, Catering. 7th Ave. Bet. 154th and 155 Stv, N.Y.C. 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AMSTERDAM ffEWS, Sai., Jan. 12, 1963 ’astors Join lancipation lurch Service The Baptist Pastors and Church Union together with the Interdenominational Ministers' Alliance, both of Brooklyn and Long Island, sponsored an Emancipation Proclamation Cen­ tennial service Jan? 1, at Zion Baptist Church, 527 Washington Ate., Brooklyn, Rev. Dr. B. J. •teWry, pastor. ’* The service which began at 11 l-iti. was preceded by a motor- eade from Bethany Baptist Church to the Civic Center in Downtown Brooklyn. There a wreath was laid at the statue •T the late Dr. Henry Ward Beecher. famous abolitionist teacher --At the Zion church service Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, President of Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga, erged his audience to aim high “and work hard towards full free­ dom. ’ Rev. V. Simpson Turner, Pres­ ident of the Alliance, stated that “our emancipation is just be- Binning. We must organize and -fight for social and economic Wfeedom,” he said. •"The audience contributed MOI 36 for the NAACP Legal De­ fense Fund. Rev. Dr Robert D. Dickson, president of the Baptist ■Pastors and Church Union, pre- •Wed at the service. ,r. * REV. MARTIN Rgv. Martin It Hew Rector At St. Philip's The Rev. Dr. Richard B. Mar- -fla arrived in Brooklyn last week to assume the rectorship of St. Philip's Protestant Episcopal Church, 334 McDonough St., one of the largest In the diocese of Long Island. ‘ The rectorship had been va­ cant since the death in Dec. 1961 of the Rev. John M. Coleman who had pastored the church for 30 years. Rev. Martin was for 19 years rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Va. previous *9o his present appointment. ‘- Rev. Martin waahorn in George­ town, SjC. He holds bachelor’s degrees from Bishop Payne Di vinity School, Allen University hi well as his honorary doctor MC r He also studied at the Grad- -uate Theological Seminary, New 'York City and at the Graduate ■ School of Theology, University ; of'the South, Sewanee. Tenn. Re was Archdeacon of South­ ern Virginia and a delegate to ; the General Convention of the ‘Episcopal Church. In succeeding *the late Rev. Coleman, Dr. Mar- «tin will be the third rector at I St. Philip’s. The first was the 'late Rev. N. Peterson Boyd. - Rev. Martin is married to the {former Miss Annelle Hoover. He ’to the father of two teenage boys, ■ Richard Jr. and Garnett. ’*7 Two Churches Face Merger t The sweeping tide of increas­ ing Negro population and chang­ ing neighbors will make It nec­ essary for two churches with former lily • white congregations to merge Into one. The churches Involved are the Hanson Place Baptist Church. 88 Hanson Place and Emmanuel Baptist, 279 La­ fayette Avenue. Both those neigh­ borhoods were once all white, ibut today the change in the neighborhoods is reflected in the congregations of the churches— more than fifty per cent Negro. Merging formalities are still In the works but both ministers are I of the opinion that the merging [is Inevitable. ’ Rev. Theodore E. Miller of Emmanuel said: “We have ap­ pointed a committee composed of I members from both churches to look into the merging and they have had one meeting. At the annual meeting at the end of this month we will probably come to a decision.” Rev. Norman F. Blosat of the Hanson Place Church blamed money problems as one of the factors for the merger, as well as dwindling attendance and a lack of lay readers (Sunday School teachers). He said: Obituary Rev. A. B. Bingham Rev. A. B Bingham, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, 110- 47 157th St. Jamaica, died Tues­ day, Jan. 1 at his home. 187-13 Rome Drive, St. Albans, after a brief illness. He was 54. His remains were transported to Portsmouth, Va., for Inter­ ment, following funeral service held at Bethany Friday morn­ ing Jan. 4. Lying in state had been at the same church. The deceased was born in Scotland County, N. C. He attend­ ed local public schools and Vir­ ginia Union University, Rich­ mond, Va. whence he was grad­ uated in 1954. Ordained a minis­ ter in 1937 he pastored In Ports­ mouth, Va. until called to Beth­ any Baptist Church in 1959. He married the former Ruth Riddick of Portsmouth, Va. in 1937. They have three adopted children, Doris, Milton and Ar­ thur. Besides these, the deceased is also survived by four broth­ ers, Thomas who lives in Cali­ fornia, Joseph, of Virginia, Allen, In North Carolina and Roy, resident of Connecticut. Rev. Walter R. Pinn The Rev. Walter R. Plnn, pastor of Salem Baptist Church, 2525 Snyder Ave., Brooklyn, and son of the Rev. Walter S. Pinn, pastor of Calvary . Baptist Church, Jamaica, died Wednes­ day Jan. 2, at Columbia Pres­ byterian Hospital. He was buried at Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, Monday, Jan. 7, following funeral ser­ vice at Calvary Baptist Church. The deceased who had been 111 for a number of years was ad­ mitted to Columbia Presbyter­ ian Hospital Dec. 27. Born in New York City 31 years ago, he attended Hunter College and Virginia Union Uni­ versity, Richmond, Va. In 1952 he was ordained minister and served with his father at Cal­ vary for ten years before going to Salem. Married to the former Mary Wooten of Jamaica, N. Y., they had four children, SERVICES Conducted at REV. COOPER TEMPLE Every Thursday 9 O'Clock Special Candlelight Services on Sundays 3 P.M. Rev. F. R. Rodgers—Preaching at 1202 Broadway. Brooklyn (21) N.Y. At career ef Yre Beren St at the Coopere Temple CHURCHES TO MERGE—The Rev. Norman F. Blosat, pastor of Hanson Place Baptist Church, 88 Hanson Pl. Brook­ lyn, points to name over his church which is to merge with Emmanuel Baptist Church, 279 Lafayett# Ave., Brooklyn. Rev. Theodore E. Miller, pastor of Emmanuel, looks up at his side. (Merritt photo) In Brooklyn Prayer Of The Week REV. ROYSTER 552 Green Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. Teach me patience oh Lord as I go about this life; Teach me love oh Lord that through that love I shall be able to spread Thy word. Let every path that is crossed be left a little bright­ er, a little more hopeful, be­ cause Thou hast shown and taught me the way to disperse Thy failing strength. Teach and Instill humbleness unto me oh Lord, that it may bring peace and harmony into those lives that touch mine daily. Oh Lord, I beseech Thee to use me as Thy instrument. Let my heart, mind and soul hear, understand and obey Thy commands. Teach and instill Thy winn in me oh Lord and let me become Thy humble and obedient m vant. In the name of the father, son and Holy spirit, world with­ out end. Amen. Hillman Lectures EMANCIPATION CENTEN­ NIAL — A service to com­ memorate the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation was held at Zion Baptist Church, 527 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, under the sponsor­ ship of the Baptist Pastors and Church Union together with the Interdenominational Min­ isters’ Alliance, both of Brook­ lyn and Long Island. Guest speaker for the occasion was Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, Presi­ dent of Morehouse College, At­ lanta, Ga., seen, center, front. Left to right flanking him are Rev. Joseph H. May, Dr. San­ dy F. Ray, Dr. Benjamin J. Lowry. Behind Rev. Ray is Rev, Dr. Robert D. Dickson, with Rev. J. A. Delaine to the right. In the rear, left to right, are: Revds. Roy L. Evans, Wil­ liam A. Jones, Rev. V. Simp­ son Turner, O’Neal Mackie, Henri M. Deas, Bishop J. A. Forbes, Charles Lewis, Ernest Middleton, and H. W. McBride. (King photo) Nassau NAACP Holds Centennial Dinner in Queens The Nassau County Branches of the NAACP observed the 100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation with a Centennial Dinner New Year’s evening at the Garden City Hotel in Garden City L. I. The highlight of the evening was the dimming of the lights during the rendition of the Spirit­ ual “Many Faces,’’ by Voices, Inc. which was written and scor­ ed by Josephine Jackson, with George Bass Lynch and a mono; logue by Bernard Moore Some 900 members and guests attended and heard the program participants including the Hon orable Leroy R. Johnson, State Senator from Georgia, and Nas­ sau County’s Executive Honor­ able Eugene H. Nickerson. Speeches were made by Jo­ seph F. Carlino, Attorney Jawn Sandifer, Lincoln Lynch, Attor­ ney Farrell Jones, NAACP legal counsel Jack Greenberg and David B. Adams, and Herbert Hill, NAACP Labor Secretary. As Robert Cox introduced the main speaker of the evening, the Senator Leroy R. Johnson from Georgia was greeted with a standing ovation. His speech, “I Am Somebody,” related how his success Is seen in all suc­ cessful Negroes of today and yesterday and he closed by say­ ing, “Eternal vigilance is the price of Glory.” The audience sang the hymn, "Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing,” and the Benediction was given by Rev. C. C. Boone, Pastor of Union Baptist Church in Hemp­ stead. < Pre-Program Musical Selec­ tions were presented by the Sewanhaka High School Choir under the direction of Mr. Arth­ ur Sherman. Mac Best Dies Mac C. Best, 57, of 715 Jeffer­ son Ave, Brooklyn, died Thurs­ day, Jan. 3 after a brief illness, at Lefferts General Hospital, 460 Lefferts Ave., Brooklyn. His remains were interred In Long Island National Cemetery Monday, Jan. 7. Funeral ser­ vices had been held for him at St Augustine's Episcopal Church, 700 Marcy Ave., Brook­ lyn, Sunday night, Jan. 6. The deceased, an employee of the municipal court, was still working when he took ill Dec. 31 and was admitted to the hospi­ tal. He was an active member both of St. Augustine’s Church and of the 6th A.D. Democratic Club. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Georgia Ann; two sons, Gilbert and John; two daugh­ ters, Mrs. Ruby Reilich and Frances Ratzhford. He leaves also a grandson, Keith; two step chil­ dren, Gary and Karen Powell; a sister, Edmae Clarke and two brothers, Frederick Best and Bertram Pilgrim. Church Gleanings By SIMON ANEKWE In Brooklyn Dais guests included Mr. Rob­ ert Cox, Rabbi Samuel Chiel, Attorney Jawn Samiifer, Attorney Farrell Jones, speaker Joseph F. Carlino, Herbert Hill, Labor Secretary of the NAACP, Attor ney Florence V. Lucas, Leroy R, Johnson, Eugene Nickerson, At­ torney Jack Greenberg, Lincoln Lynch, Davis B. Adams, George Henderson, William Sher aid Jr. St. Philip's Protestant Episco­ Fritz Mitchell, Mrs. Selma Gray pal Church, at 334 McDonough Zeddie Brown, Floyd H. Hazel rZTc cV^e'^prt^ C^St ' Brooklyn, got a rector on Kev. v. v. coone, oupreine ^na Tknw New Year’s Day after being Justice Joseph Liff. William K without one since the death of Maloney and Mr. Donato Bracco the Rev. John M. Coleman In Dec. 1961. The Incumbent la the Rev. Dr. Richard B. Martin for 19 years rector of Grace Church, Norfolk, Va. Plaques were presented by Robert Cox to David B. Adams and Lincoln Lynch for outstand­ ing work In Civil Rights in Nas­ sau County St. Philip’s Deficit “We cannot keep going on de­ ficit budget forever. The member­ ship of. my church now has lower Income bracket than the people who formerly attended here. We have no endowment, but fortunately Emmanuel has and that has helped them to stayiafloat.” Rev. ^Blosat said his church was now about sixty per cent Negro. An Imposing edifice 108 years old, the Hanson Place church seats 900 and, in its hey­ day boasted 1,000 members. To­ day its membership is not over 240, with attendances of about 100 on Sunday. Emmanuel has 350 members. In both churches all facilities as well as the deacon boards and the boards of trustees are integrated. The handwriting on the wall Indicates, however, that in time, with the moving of the white population, both these churches would become solidly Negro. The proposed plan is for Han­ son Place to merge into Em­ manuel which apparently Is the stronger institution. Rev. Blosat stated that there were plans to offer him the assistant—pastor­ ship at Emmanuel, but he was not sure, at this time whether he would %e in a position accept It. He indicated that had other irons in the fire. Retired Dentist Dies In Crash NEW ROCHELLE — Dr. Ar­ thur Schur, retired dentist of East Haddam, was killed Sunday night when his car collided with the vehicle operated by Dr. How­ ard Hoping of New Rochelle. Miss Lucas presided over the program, and the Invocation was by the Rabbi Samuel Chiel. Dramatic Reading, "For My People’’ by Mr. William K. Ma­ loney was dedicated to the Southern Freedom Riders of the South. Eugene H. Nickerson read the Proclamation prodalmlnj the first week In January 1963 EDWARD N. ROYSTER tlon of the Youth Center Com­ mittee of the Macedonia A.M.E. Methodist Church, 37-22 Union St., Flushing, Saturday, Jan. 12, at 6 p.m. Main speaker for the occasion will be Dr. Carl Thom­ as of the United Nations. The affair will feature guest soloist Mrs. Evelyn Burr of New Rochelle who will sing her spe­ cial number “How Great Thou Art." Committee officers to be installed are: Rev. Edward Cl Ducree, director; Miss Doris Martin, chair lady; Mrs. Alberto Walker and Miss Patricia Martin, first and second co- chairmen; Mias Carolyn Ferrell, secretary; Mrs. Julia .Wise, treasurer and Rev. G. G. Crump, ly pastor, chairman ex-officio. Mt. Cannel The Junior Missionary Circle of Mt. Carmel iBaptiat Church, 348 Beach 7lst St., Arvene, gave a Christmas service for the sick and aged of the community. They distributed cash and bask­ ets to theff guests. Last Thursday the Sunday School presented a playette with recitation for the children of the church and community. They presented gifts to all the chil­ dren. In charge was Sunday School supervisor Mrs. Beatrice Johnson, he Rev, Joseph H. May Is pastor. Shiloh A new 96,000 Hammond organ was installed for Christmas by Shiloh Baptist Church, 106th Ave. and 177th St., Jamaica Rev. J. K. Brewington, paster. Mrs. Brewington, wife of the pastor, said credit for the pur­ chase of the organ goes to the whole church. "We really had a good time at Christmas," ahe added. Brooke Memorial Church, 143-32 109th Avenue, Jamaica, ended Ito period of K- dedkatlon with a communion breakfast sponsored Sunday Jan 6 by the Joint Usher Boards. Speaker was Rev. J. O. Wil­ liams. pastor of Salem Metho­ dist Church of Manhattan. The church has been holding a “blankets for Algeria" drive. The congregation will play host during the week of Jan. 13, to two ladies from Nigeria and Southern RhodeUa. They are part of a “World UndeMtanding Team" visiting thia country un­ der the auspices of the Wom­ an’s Division of Christian Ser vice. On Jan. 18, the Senior Choir will sponsor a recital by George Lewis and Brooks Male Chorus. Pastor of the church is Rev Dr. Hoping escaped serious in­ jury but his wife and their 14- year-old daughter Mary were tak­ en to the hospital in a critical condition following the collision which occurred at Cromwell, Connecticut as Hoping was turn­ ing off Route 72. Two other passengers In Hop- Ins* car also were hospitalized. WASHINGTON, DC. — Dr. George Boas, professor of phil­ osophy emeritus' at Johns Hop­ kins University, will deliver the annual Sidney Hillman lectures at Howard University, January 14 through 17. Theme of the lectures will be, "The Evasion of Responsibility." Dignified Service H. R. HURD, JR. FUNERAL HOME, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Maria Hurd Owens Paul B. Hemsley Emilio E. Owens SLocum 6-5777 Brooklyn 13, N. Y. Brooklyn -L. I Church Services YOUR GUIDE TO BAPTIST BAPTIST BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 285 Borgon Street, Brooklyn 17, N. Y. “Come In to Worehlp end to oot te Sarva" Rov. W. J. HALL Postor THIS SUNDAY t ee AM—Morning Worehlp. Rev. P.T. Pruden • :1S A.M -Church School 11:00 A.M.—Morning Worehlp. Rev. W. I. Ball Every third Sunday, I MAin 5-8433 Ulster 5-8181 CORNERSTONE BAPTIST CHURCH Lewie Avenue end Madison Stroot, Brooklyn The Reverend Sandy F. Ray THIS SUNDAY t:0S AM—CHURCH SCHOOL. 11:00 A.M —MORNING WORSHIP. « 00 P.M —BAPTIST TRAINING UNION. 1:00 PM EVENING WORSHIP. CONCORD BAPTIST CHURCH MADISON ST. A MARCT A PUTNAM AVKO. REV. GARDNER C. TAYLOR Rev. Richard C. Oay, Paatare THIS SUNDAY fiN A.M,—Prayer »:•# 11:00 A.1 7:00 P.M.- Worehlp. Dr. C. Taylor .MT. SINAI BAPTIST CHURCH Ml GATES ATRNUR BROORLTN, NEW TORS PASTOR REV OR. W LYMON LOWE _ Order af Srrvlca • JO A M —Baptlam Servlca « « » AM-Church School 11 JO AM— Morning Servlca 7:10 PM.—Evening Worship Holy Communion following evening service on every Srd Bunday. METHODIST HOLY TRINfTY BAPTIST CHURCH Ralph Ave. at Quincy St. Iklyn, N. Y. Rev. Thomaa S. Hartrn. Parlor Sr. Vlee-Prea. at National Raptlot (an ration, C. S. A. Ia«. THIS SUNDAY u fits AM. — Bunday Sahaal IS:41 A.M. — Momlag Worship Site P.M. — B.T.U. Community Contor. 4SS Prank Ila Ava. FIRST A.M.E. ZION CHURCH Tompkins and McDonough St Brooklyn. NY. REV. W. 0. CARRINGTON, Pastor THIS SUNDAY SiSS AM. Suatay School lo w A.M.—Junior Church. 11:00 A M -Morning Worship 1:M P M.-Estamted Sunday 1:00 P. Worship ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH 4S0 Bainbridge St (Near Saratoga Ava.) Brooklyn. N. V. Rov. F. Arthar Road. Pastor and THIS SUNDAY 1:10 A.M-—SUNDAY SCHOOL 11: SO AM.—SUNDAY WOBSRIP WEDNESDAY, •:» F.M- PRAYRR MRSTOtO SOL 7 PM-ROLY COMMUNION. 1ST SUNDAY NEWMAN MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH Brooklyn. N. I. MT Maeaa Street (Near Threap) HENRY M. DBAS. PAOTOR THIS SUNDAY 10 « A M -Serum. "An Addrroo to the Naw Year". Rev. Henry Daaa 4 00 P.M.-WSCS Paw Rally *■ rVWYJS.-Vauem PRESBYTERIAN MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH SILOAM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7 IS Quincy St Rruahlya. N.T. Jefferson Jk Marcy Aves. Brooklyn, N. T. RKV. J. N. CARRINGTON, Pastor ORDER OP SERVICR M. MILTON A. GALAMISON, Pester THIS SUNDAY • 4* A.M. U:W A.M. P • :» A M.-MORNTNG WORSHIP 11:00 A.M.-MORN1NG WORSHIP • SB A.Mr-YOUNG ADULT CKURCH SCHOOL U W P M.-CWURCH SCHOOL t % Dr. Martin will be formally in­ stituted by one of the diocesan bishops Sunday evening, Jan. 27 at 6 p.m. He preached his first sermon on Sunday, Jan. 6 to one of the largest congregations In the diocese of Long Island. Biloam Presbyterian Church. 260 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, will have Home-Coming Day on Sunday, Jan. 13 The Sunday has been art aside for members who have not been able to get to church for a long time. There will be service at 11 a.m. con­ ducted by the pastor, the Rev. Milton A. Galamison. Hanson Hanson Place Baptist Church, at 88 Hanson Pl., Brooklyn, seems about to end Its 106 years of independent existence __ ) a merger with Emmanuel Baptist Church, 279 Lafayette Ave. is considered. Talks on the merger are proceeding as a re­ sult of a vote by the Hanson congregation last month In favor of the change. Both churches hava an Interracial congregation. Deputy Police Commissioner Lawrence W. Pierce, one of the two trustees of Holy Raa-j Church, 141 Chauncey St., BrotU- lyn, will be a panelist when "the Question of Juvenile Crisis in New York” Is discussed at 8 p.m. Jan. 18, at the Carnegie Endowment International Cen­ ter at 46th St. and UN. Plaza. The other trustee is Eugene Catus, president of the Holy Name Society, said the Holy Ro­ sary Bulletin. Many Catholics will be surprised to learn that there are I lay trustees in the Church. < Mt. Zion The Young People's Depart­ ment of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 108-60 Union Hall St.. Jamaica, will give a musical concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19. It will feature Mias Evelyn Bentley soprano. Oh Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20, the Helping Hand Club of the church will mark Its anniversary with a musical program. Mrs Louise Burnside is club president and Rev. Freddie F. 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JE 6-8201 or LU LARGE RMS. Share kttebea and bath. Adult erred. CaU DA ST. NICHOLAS AVE.. 723. APT. M. Largs single furn rm. Cooking, Respectable business lady pref. spectable RI (-0474. AU 143(8. WASHINGTON HGTS. LARGE fret rm, deluxe closets, conveniences, references. AU 1414*. STH AVE.. 3013. APT. 5B. ROOMS. (10. (IX Cooking privileges. STH AVE.. (123th ST ). FRONT res large warm A airy. Respectarae worktag persons prof. SA 14873 ai Bight WA XI134. pref. EN (-4051. FURN. RM. No working maa prof. UN 4-1765. LARGE furnished private Rl 9-8*11. LARGE RM. Couple or single prof. Cell after 4 p m. FI (-7710. 1 LARGE end 1 small rm. couple pref. UN Refer- bell. STH AVE., not Apt 15. Rms *8 up. Call after 5 p.m. TE 1-3008 SINGLE and Kitchenette. AD 4-8202 between 5:30 It 7:30 p.m. 7TH AVE W tilth st. Rm Res­ pectable wwking per.on pref. MO 8-7M8. 7TH AVE.. 2570 Apt. 14. Urge room. AU privilege. 7TH AVE.. 2337. Apt 5—Cheerful rooms with us* of kitchen. *8, 8*. 813.50. AD 4430 - FO (4500 (800 MEDIUM room. SIX Light cooking. *ref. Call after (:» p.m. LO SINGLE RM. neatly furn. Private bouse, working woman pref. Cook­ ing privileges. TR LOVELY large rm. Working nice couple, single lady or man pref. Call mornings until 12:00 eves. After 9 p.m. WA 7th Av*.. 3400. Apt. 31. Large rm. WorUng maa pref. Refs. KITCHENETTES. Single 513.50. Dou ble (17.50 MO 6-8500. TIFFANY STREET 9S1 Near Westchester Ava. (pacioaa ctaea rooms. Kitchen privileges. Stagwj aad doubles Refrigerator is every room. Moderate rentals Near transp DA M423 ((2Mf) TIFFANY STREET. >65. Singles (12-815. Doubles I1H1I Private cooking facilities. DA (-2531. (lOMf) TRINITY AYENUE., 745 - far. E 156th St) Large A small furnished rms. Welfare. Community kitchen LU 5-5132 MRS HOGAN VYSE AVE.. 11(1. Largg ai furn rma. Modern furniture. Community kitchen. Select Preferred WASHINGTON AVE . 12(8. Apt 4 Rm. Man or woman prof. CaU from 1:304 PM daily. LU (47(0. W. BRONX. Neatly Working women prof. Large and small rm. LU 7-3621 LARGE RM KITCHEN FiiilMeii FO SMALL and Na DA M3U LARGE furnished rma. Worktag moa prof. Desirable locattoa. Near transp. Call evenings all day Bat A Sub. MO (-74M ar ME 54971 LARGE lurn rm Quiet home Work tag lady prof. CaU 6 PM. aU day Sal-Sun. DA 3 7406. KITCHEN!. l iE for rent. Near sub­ way. LU 4-2(60. LARGE ROOM. Elderly couple or A daughter prof. CY 3- Furnished Rooms BROOKLYN 4TH ST., 363. 2 RMS. FURN. BO- 14(24. WHEELER A Westchester Aves E. 172 St. 2 rooms. TI 2-6143. 4TH ST. 435-KTTCHENETTE rm. near transp. ST (-7837. RENT A ROOM SELL A HOUSE T AN APARTMENT O GET A JOB LACl VOW AO WITO TM ISTERDAM NEWS ■ Newt Main Office — 2340 Sth Ave. (Nr. 125tb St J ASSIFIED AGENCY . LISTED BELOW: Uh. Agency — 22M 7Hi Ave. (Nr. (•) hne — 2795 Breedwoy, Wait 108th - 2112 Broadway (Nr. 112th St.) Drabel — 3066 Broadway, Broadway St. tndelsohn - 42 Tiemana PI. (Nr. T) gar Bawl - 309 West 145th St. Adv. Agency, 11 W. 42 St. gton Heights: (tatienery - Corner 142nd St. and lam Ave. — 74B St. Nicholes Ave. (Nr. t.) h - 3431 Broadway (Nr. 140th St.) 147TH ST . 547. W., APT. D-l. Large Working couple pref 148TH ST.. 560 W. Furn rm for treat KO 5-6447 1S1ST ST. W.. Bet Bway A River- Dr. Studio room. Working pref. AU 1S1ST ST. 480. W., APT Working man AU I51ST ST W preferred. Call: AU 1 153 STREET. 450 W Man pref. Ring 1S7TH ST . W.. Adjoinin' rm*. kit­ chen privilege*. after 6. lA t-1556. 157TH ST.. 522 W Apt. 1-A. Beau. Uful large 161ST ST., Oil (St. Nicholas Ave.) Quiet working couple pref. Cook­ ing privileges. LO 84567. 162ND ST . W. RM rOR RENT, elderly man pref., SW 5-4522. 163RD ST . W . 2 SINGLE RMS Settled man or woman pref Light cooking. LO 6-2077. 182ND ST.. 566 W,. BEAUTIFUL single rooms. (11.50 - *12.50 per wh Working people pref. Inquire between 2 and 8 p m. AMSTERDAM AVE.. 2134, APT. 42. Rooms 50.50. Cooking privileges. Richard Hotel AU ( Bradhurst St. MgM A telephone eervlci Dally, weekly trassiants. CENTRAL PARK W., 446 <W. 1*4 105th Sts) Furnished kitchenettes choice location. UN 4-4171. CONVENT AVE.. (W. 141<t St.), Large kitchenette, nicely furn Private house La Salle Realty. 21( W. 116th St. I Stationery, 798 East Tremont Ave. Adv. Agency — 3831 White Plaint r. Agency, 332 E. 149th St. nd ft Merrit Ave. Adv. Agency, 406 E. 149th St. * 3rd Ave.) Iv. Agency - 2488 Grand Concourse irdham) EDGECOMBE AVE.. 281. APT 2B, Rm near transp man pref. AU 6- 2377. EDGECOMBE AVE.. 327. NEAT rm. Cooking, privileges. WA 6- 5629. EDGECOMBE AVE.. 3S3 Apt 21. Single pref. HAMILTON PL. W. 142nd St. Rooms. Good location. FO 64036. CONVENT AVE.. 310. LARGE neat 7TH AVE., 2400, APT. 66. LARGE WA 6-6165. Room. Nicely furnished. 7TH AVENUE, 3 rms. Us* of kitch­ en. Working adults preferred. FO X2014. 7TH AVE (145th St) Room for rent. Man preferred. FO 8-4395 SEVENTH AVE.. 1845. LARGE out­ side rm Christian home UN 4-123* 7TH AVE.’ 3441. Apt. <4. Working man pref. 7TH AVE.. 198* APT. 1* (130 St.) SINGLEriouble rm. Cooking pri­ vileges. Convenient transp. Girl pref. Home aU day Fri. MO X 3(83. COR. 7TH AVE. (UOTH ST.) Ele­ vator. Cooking. Large A Small rm. UN 4-38(6 ar UN 44(84. 7TH AVE.. Ml*. APT. (W. LARGE Cosy. Privilege. Single, couple pref. Reference MO 34614. 7TH AVE.. 2400, APT. (7. NEAT front. Girl pref. AD 44061. 7TH AVE.. QUIET HOME. Working adult pref Cooking privileges. AU X9152. LARGE RM. Working couple pref. call AU 4-5484 after 8:30 PM RM, man pref. MO 2-3413 KHch ft Krot, 57, $», $15, $1$ Mr. Clark, 238 W. 135th St. AU XH70 AU 8-7742 FURN. RMS. Merchant marine or working person pref. AD 4-9036. RMS. BUSINESS GIRL or couple pref. Cooking. Near transp Ref­ erences. AU 84188. SINGLE RM. RESPECTABLE wor­ king man pref. Reference. FO 8- 44.38. MEDIUM SIZE RM.‘ Cooking pri­ vileges. single woman pref. 513.50 TO 2-6001 NEAT, QUIET HOME. Working woman pref. AU 3-1639. • RM FURNISHED. Working people pref. Kitchenettes. AU 3-6510. BEAUTIFUL RMS tergF and small all boroughs, references re­ quired MO 2-9719. NEATLY TURN WITH or without kitchenette Respectable business girl pref FO 8-7920. NO FU 129 ST., W. FURNISHED ROOMS. COOKING. PRIVATE REF A SINKS CALL UN 5-2461 NO FEB KITCHENETTES HUDSON Residence 1649 Amsterdam Ave. (cor W 141M) St) Housekeeping rma. 511.50 wk. 2 nn apta. Working couples preferred. 118.40 WB. .AU 3-5140. KITCHENETTES - 812 58. 513.58. $14.50, 115. 8)8 and up. AU 3-9498. <17tt) KITCHENETTES — Singles 81*48: doubles *18 up. Clean House, ele­ vator, phone and room service — FABLON HOTEL. 308 W. 99th St. UN 5-5877. (120tf) NO FK NO FEE 133 ST.. W. FURNISHED ROOMS COOKING. PRIVATE REF. A SINKS. CAU SW 4-0712 NO FEE NO FEE 125 ST.. W. FURNISHED ROOMS. COOKING. PRIVATE REF A SINKS CALL M0 2-1920 KITCHENETTES. 1M»-2t<i, private bath. Broker AU some 14253 KITCHENETTES - 1H. 2te. torn unfurnished. Some private baths. 348 W 145 St AD 4 594* Jones NEATLY Furnished rooms Ground floor Near subway. After 4 p.m. MO 8-3683_____ LARGE FURN.-Rms. front, work tag couplo prof. 180 3-4)0- MANY KITCHENETTES * ROOMS AVAILABLE 918 to 818 GLOVER BROKER L0 G-1S40 Furnished Hoorn. Manhattan. Wei fare chUd. GLOVER BROKER L0 1-1540 ROOM “COUPLE OR MAN PREF AU 3-9117 ERRED. RM TO RENT, Worktag woman prof., FO S-3837. NEATLY FURN. Kitchenette rm. Working couple pref. Alao single room. Working girl pref. No cooking. AD 4-6161. FRONT RM. Couple or single pre ferred. Child, cooking. DA (-1143 GROUND FLR FRONTRM Middle aged couple or single lady pref Privileges. Reasonable WA 7-1543 LARGE ROOM. WORKING COD PLE OR SINGLE MAN PREF. PLENTY HOT WATER AND HEAT JE 7-0(68 CALL AFTER 8 PM. SINGLE A DOUBLE ROOMS, 88.50 up. CaU AU CHRISTIAN Home. Working person pref. Neer aU transp. DA (-1211. MEDIUM SIZED. Conveniences. Quiet surroundings. Single prof LE 4-5220 FURNISHED RM. woman pref. 7- • a.m. t - 11 p.m. MO 4-010 LARGE FRONT room (15. Alas smaU room (10. Both aocaasil to kitchen and bath. Female P ferrod. Telephone after ( P.M. WA 6-9650. LARGE - MEDIUM RMS Frigi­ daire. Quiet. Near sub AU 3-4403. IARGE RM Working Reference. AU 6-6762. man pref. LARGE SINGLE. Respectable home Convenient transp. Working man pref. MO 3-0929. MEDIUM RM Settled respectable working man pref. Refs. FO 5- 5241. NICE RM. ELDERLY Christian pref. Cooking. LU 9-9386. ROOMS. Kitchenettes A Apta Manhattan, Bronx A Brooklyn Square Deal Room Renting Service 402 W, 145th St. FO 8-5506 Room. Working man • AU 1-7936 pref. SINGLE FURN RM with cooking privileges MO 6-5248. SINGLE ROOM. Man pref. Kitchen privilege. AD 4-9506. SMALL - LARGE rooms, people pref. AU 6-4293. Working 2 RMS FOR rent: rm. child pref., DA 2-5238. FURN. RM is nice neighborhood Business couple ar working wo­ man prof. LU 1-73(9. LARGE A SmaU rm priced. Nice arsa. KM. 1 flight, children, ar. WY 1-1939 FURNISHED 2 rms. kitchen priv­ ileges, private new home. (25 wk. OL 4-3461 LARGE livingrm. large bedrm. fur­ nished. in nice well ki ~ Respectable working couple single pref. Share kitchen with person Private closet ta Tl 5-0411. AU day Thurs. 10 a.m.-after < p.m. LARGE ROOM. HI.50. Single work ing pref. DA S-2M3. RMS. TO RENT. NEAR TRANSP WY 2-4070 SELECT. setUed business couple preferred. Private family hoc WY 2-2550 SINGLE and double. Kitchen Prtv lieges. Child. KI LARGE RM. settled man or wo­ man pref CaU mornings 9 to 12 wkdays. Sat A Sun. all day. TU 1-1966 2 RMS. 1 large: 1 medium size. Working couple or SEMI-FURNISHED LARGE rms DA 3-2712 UL 8 8923 RMS • rms $7 WKLY - 512 A (13. 519. call aU day Rl 9-3321 NEATLY Furn rm. Man pref. RI X2133. NEATLY FURN room. Quiet home Working person pref. Refei Nr. Sub. MO 3-0553. 2 FURNISHED RMS. with kitchen working people pref. LE 4-1839. RM. WORKING MAN pref. Call Sat. EN 9-1257. Kitchenette, large, front, sub, pref., no fees. AD 4-62*3. WARM, newly decorated rm. Quiet home It neighborhood. Rent reas­ onable. Working person or student pref. TR 8-2379. KITCHENETTE. PRIVATE bath. Working woman pref, DA 1-5615 LARGE NEATLY fun. na tag people pref. Nr. subway. TU I- 1768 after 3. PRIVATE HOUSE - 3 adjoining rma. front. 2 worktag girls ar cou­ ple preferred. AU 34334. ROOM FOR RENT. Woman prof. Cell TU 1-6631 after 6 PM. C. P W , OK. NICE KTTCHENETTE MO 6-9448 SINGLE RM WY 1-3843 Furnished Rooms BRONX (1ST ST.. 72 W. Very large. Couple pref. Private refrigerator A pri­ vate stove. (19 per wk. Also cosy rm. Couple Pref. Private refriger­ ator A cooking. 815.74 per wk. Near aU conveniences. See supt. Rm 2 or call BE 7-2404 for ap­ pointment. 182ND ST., 458 E. Ground floor, single rm for rent. Respectable work­ ing person pref. call eves. CY 5-4205 222ND ST., 761 E. Two rooms to let. Call KI 7-9287 223 STREET, E KI 7-9675 E. 163RD ST., WARM, Running hot water, conveniences, home like, near transp DA 84165 165TH ST. 786 E , NICE. LARGE 2 rm. unit, working people pref. good transp. OL 7-7664. 166TH ST.. 336 F... NICE room*. 2st floor. Single *12.50. Double 915.50. Business couple or lady pref. TA 8-3014. 220TTH ST., 904 E Double rm A single rm. Working people pref. 221ST ST.. 968 E. Large front rm. Private kitchen. Worktag person pref. KI 74308. ARTHUR AVE.. 2124. Nlcetj Nr. bus-subway. Cooking SI furn 3-0680 BRONXWOOD Section. Neatly furn rm. TU 2497*. 2 FURNISHED RMS. Cooking privl- leges. OL 3-3283 BEAUTIFULLY FURN. ROOMS, and apta. Clean - Quiet. LU 9-484* or DA 34063 evenings. NEAR CONCOURSE Double. Cook­ ing. Separata refrigerator. Quiet family and neighborhood. LU 4- *875 after 6 p.ra. 2 LARGE NEATLY furnished Cooking. Select neighborhood. DA 3-0390 or OL LARGE ROOM. All prlvllegea. gle lady pref. OL 8-708X LOVELY RM. Refrigerator, pectable business coalite ar eld­ erly welfare or DA 3-7471 2 RMS. couple or 2 CY 5-9623 after 5 p.m. ROOM TO RENT. LADY LU 9 7443 FURNISHED RM and private bath. Call after 5 p.m. TU FURN. RM. Private refrigerator, working people pref. Couple 817 Single (15. Call after 8, all day Sat A Sun. WY 2 3688 - CY 2-2255 ask for Mary. COMPLETELY PRIVATE nn. Nice­ ly furn. Private home. Gentle­ man pref. WY 2-131* MIDDLE-AGED CHRISTIAN pie pref. LU *-22*7. B refrlgera NEATLY FURN nn own respectable tor private entrance worktag couple pref caU aU wk Wy 1-345* LARGE nn. Working man p Kitchen privileges. KI 24254. BROOK AVE . 990 (164th St.) 2 rms Kitchenette, bath. *13.80 wkly. LARGE ROOM on E. 220th St. near subway. 515 weekly Female pref CAULDWEIX AVE.. 875. Private house, large warm rm. 3 windows near subway. Linen, kitchen, bath, same floor. Rent reasonable. KI 7- 3458. CLAY person pref. All privileges. JE A 7210. COLLEGE AVE., 1035 (168-1M Sts ) Nearly furnished room. College Ave. 1321 (170 St.) Singles, doubles Studio rms, kitchen privileges, subway. OL 34211 CLEAN VERY LARGE. Light cook tag. Front. Single man pref. No cooking. Refs. Security. TR 2-7340. LARGE furnished rm front, single gentleman pref. TR (-3261. EXTRA large newly painted. Couple pref Cooking priv ME 5-0730. LARGE furn rm, priv. kitchen 4 hathrm Single person pref. Call DA 3-7199 - TU 1-2344 4 Sunt SINGLE ROOM Call TR 6-3319 tl038tf) NEATLY furnlahed rm. CONCOURSE Vicinity Lovely Urge rm. Complete housekeeping, fine transp Couple pref CY 0-7340 DAVIDSON AVENUE. 1019 Attrac­ tive rooms. Move, sink, refrigerator ta room. Single or TR 34102 FINDLAY AVE.. *M. 2 rms. Large Airy. 2 large closets. Modern Call after 5 p.m. CY 3-7143 Weekends all day. FINDLAY AVE., li 329. Couple or single man pref. LU FRANKLIN AVE. Urge nearly paint­ ed Cooking. 818 KI 2- FREEMAN ST . *47 Apt. 3. 1 roams. Siagle or couple, adults prat CooMng KI 34331. GRANT AVE Larga AduKa pref. WY 24SM NR. GUNHILL SUB. Furnished farllltlea TU 3- home. Working man pref. .Near Prsapect Station. Il( wkly. DA 3-2504 FURNISHED rm. Christian Gentleman pref. DA 8-7467. LARGE beautiful rm. • Conking k phone privileges. Alao small rm Men pref Near transportation. DA 24172 3 ADJOINING RMS, Respectable working girl prSf. AMS single rm Call after 4 p.m. To be teen to be appreciated. WY 1-27(7. NEATLY FURN ROOM Quiet ree- pectable person pref. Christian home. WY 2-2(01. LARGE rm. Cooking facilities Call SE 3-1MI LARGE FURN Kljchenefte Couple or 2 single adults pref. MO 84M8 LARGE front rm Private Respectable worktag Kitchen privileges WY 147W PLACE. 774. Private Large front rm. HOME ST , 182. APT 4 — (Nr. Pree- pect Ave.) Private rm , kitchenette. (14. rm and kitchenette 111. LYMAN PLACE (nr Prospect) Cook tag. All conveniences Men pref Reasonable 1 N 8-1150. MINFORD PLACE.. l$43 Ntce"large DESIRABLE single rms. IK 4 (IX Private, kitchen privileges Nr. Beaton Rd 4 E. KMh St. V people prof. Cell AX 14(78. 2 IARGE adji large ata DA (4(71 Aba I 2 n RNISHED RMS Private hdth pref. DA 8-M71 ALABAMA AVE.. 2 Attractive iy furnished rma. single person nr business couple preferred, ST 3- 0347. ALBANY single floor. AVE.. 12. LARGE rm. preferred, ground ARLINGTON PL., lg. turn rm. cooking prlvllegea. Bainbridge ar.. ss rm. Gentleman BAINBRIDGE ST.. 113. LARGE BAINBRIDGE ST.. BET Stuyveaant. large ta. Ooo . OL 7 BAINBRIDGE ST.. LARGE rm. private kitchen working adult prof. GL 3-3301. BAINBRIDGE ST . no, FURN kit chenetie, working couple preferr ed. Alao one hall rm BAINBRIDGE ST., LARGE beautl ful rm, cooking privileges, If you desire a quiet home, call NE (- 9433, middle aged or -Iderly man • references. BAINBRIDGE ST.. 455. 2 LARGE furn rma, kitchen, refrigerator. Respectable business couple pre BAINBRIDGE ST.. HALL RM. GL BAINBRIDGE ST., 56, LARGE fur­ nished rm. (1340, faro. . . BEDFORDSTUYVESANT - ble rma; larfa rm; Single working ST *-6237 BERGEN ST.. 19*1, 2 ADJOININO rma, cooking, private refrigerator call anytime. BERGEN ST . 1125. able working Rms, 1347 BERGEN ST. Neatly Room. BERGEN ST.. MS. ONE m. Inquire after 8 p.m. BLAKE AVE.. 1143. LARGE studio mu ■■(ire furniture, private residence. quiet neighborhood, share Htrhaa-bath. 818 wk, lady, nurse preferred see Mrs. after 7 BERKELEY PL. MODERN , an transp. gay. arty ST BORO HALL. Nice furn rms with or without kttdWMttea. VI T- 7678. BUFFALO AVE., 1ST FLOOR ted r child HY 34121. BUSHWTCK AVE.. VERY LARGE front rm, private house, near transp. no cooking, GL BUSHWTCK SECTION, FURN 3 rms, use of GL 3-5087. CAMBRIDGE PL.. 58. FURN. RM. NE 8-7738 BROWNSVILLE SECTION. 3 FUr- EV- rms, man preferred. 5-182* after 8 pm. CAMBRIDGE PL.. 83. FURN. CARLTON AVE., business womar cooking. UL 741 584. RM. CHAUNCEY ST.. 78. RMS couple preferred. CHESTER ST., share kitchen 131 qjtssoN P7TTE (10 AVE . ma *15 wkly. Medium CLERMONT AVE . 255 - LARGE rm neatly furnlahed. clean quiet home, near transp. Clinton Hill Section NE 8-1451. CLERMONT AVE. 424, NEATLV furnished kitchenettes and hall rms ST 347M. CLIFTON PL., 60 2 FURN. rma use of kitchen. ST 3-7482. MA 2- €837. CLIFTON PL.. NEWLY front hall rm Inga, nr sub, ferred UL 7 7501 CLIFTON PL. Quiet, mft. No cooking Ma (4IS> (18. CUMBERLAND Hall rn VTR AVE. aek JA 34(82. CUMBERLAND ST. 245„ RM with ed UL 84704 CROWN ST., 5S5. RM. CQUPLE, cMMrea. Aba small single preferred, a* eoektaf HY 3-1722 BERGEN ST., 1211. LARGE FURN. ROOM t JIEAN ST,. 1182. COMFORTAELi o eooklitf DEAN srr.. 1334, LARGE. SMALL; Sat all day. call after 7:18 DEAN AND NOFTRAND, LARGE DEAN Can , 1172. Lar*a rm. IN 74011. DEAN 8T . 1181. RM and Kitchen »(!'. girl TO PLACE A WANT AD CALL HOTEL OLGA I Convenient to AU Transp. 695 LENOX AVE. (Corner W. 165th St.) A cold running water tai rail rooms. Prices start at* h$3.15 per room. Charles Spears. Bus. Mgr. 264 LENOX AVENUE. Kitchenette, large, modern, adults security. MADISON AVENUE. Clean kitch­ enette ta modern building. Good transportation. Business couple preferred. Mrs. Martin. LE 4-7012. MANHATTAN AVE, 400 Apt. (X Room. Working man MANHATTAN AVE. large room neatly furnished. Gentlemans pre­ ferred. CaU MO 2-4865 after 5 p.m. MORNINGSIDE AVE.. 98. Comer W. 123rd St. Rooms for rent. Couple or single Pm<- Nr 8th Ave. subway. 125th St. CaU: MO 2 2206 MORNINGSIDE AVE. Small rm. Working man pref. UN 4-7448.: MORNLNGS1DE AVE.. Large rm adjoinlg kitchen respectable worktag couple pref call eves af­ ter 7:30 UN 4-6843 v MT. MORRIS PK . 30. (W. 123rd St.) Modern front studio, kitchenette with private bath. Edwards Sis­ ters Realty Aaaoc., 740 St. Nicho­ las Ave., AU LARGE furn rm. College senior or business maa with references prof. AU *4148 LARGE kitchenette 2 working girls , ^riM UN 4-233*. MT. MORRIS PARK (120 St.) Kit rhenette private house furn La Salle Reelty 218 W 116th St. MT MORRIS PARK. 22. APT 4E. LARGE furn rm, private home, working people pref. MT. MORRIS PARK WOT. R: cooking privilege. EN 9-2787. RIVERSIDE DR. (142nd St. I Large kitchenette furn or unfurn P vste house. LaSalle Realty 218 W 116th St ST NICHOLAS AVE.. W, St.) Large rm. completely fare, single person pref.. AD 4-2278. ST. N5CHOLAB PU 8L APT. M FURNISHED RM ST NICHOLAS AVE . to. 1» BT., r NICHOLAS AVE.. LARGE sttracUve ( king preferred. Reft After 5 P.M. ai 4933 Best trsnsp FO 8- LARGE ROOM FOR RENT Call UN-------- LOVEI.Y______ _____ AD 4-9172________________TI 3-11*2 NICELY furnished rm. Cooking prtv lieges. CaU slier 1 p.m. TO 3- ONE large tern rm Worktag AD 4-7464 ___ RMS ta rent. Cooking privllegon. SINGLE rm. IntolUgant person prof. *80 <4884. BEAUTIFULLY Large UN 4-4179 FURNISHED room to Mi. Cooking- 180 3481> FURN?”ROOM FOR RENT AD 4-3818 t KITCHENETTE, qutef. clean, warm raf. MO 3- I ^“NICHOLAS“AVE?. 707, APT“« . Furn rm lor rent single (732. IARGE FRONT ROOM. Next to bath Man pref. Suhway and at dear. WA 64306 LARdE DOUBLE moan person pref. Call AC 7 p.m IARGE MTCRPfETTE Cafl after I. LAME AM UH 8-7W8. Cafl after » p.m.____ nmJKNhrn Md Mteiaa. toork- nd men pref. RI 8- 8817. SINGLE Can AU ST. NICHOLAS AVE.. 124, APT. 88. NEAT comfortable furaishad rm. ST NICHOLAS AVE., UPTOWN., Uvlng rm A bedrm. FO 84825. ST. NICHOLAS AVE., MS. APT. 83, ar ST NICHOLAS AVE.. 778, APT : Medium efxe rm. Maa prof. Call after 8. ST NICHOLAS PL.. LIGHT (ortahle. worktag man pref erenros. FO 84422 ST.” NICHOLAS- AVE.. 848. APT. IN. 1JIRGE RM. Call ST NICHOIJtS AVE . 928 Ap4 Woman pref. Conveniences AD ST. NICHOLAS PL, l’ Room Call after 7 p.m Apt (1 I d Rooms Furnished Rooms IATTAN W. Single nn. II. man pref. W., APT. 1. Furn- U after 1:30. MANHATTAN 138TH ST.. 322. W-. APT. 1. Kitch­ enette Rm. to let. 139TH ST.. 118 W. 1 rooms. Top floor. AU 1-3455. r. Apt. i. A single. UN $-1761 140TH ST., W.. SINGLE RM gentle­ men pref. Call eves WA 6-7631. W. g Single A double prof. . LARGE kitchen house neatly (urn. 21* W. 116th St. W., APT. 4W, Med ing man pref, Ref 8. shed rm. Man pref. 5-2407 W., (Nr. Broadway) private baths. 514- mbles with private wkly. Cooking add- 140TH ST., 161 W. Apt 46. Large room. Business couple or settled woman pref. 141ST ST.. 117 W. Apt 55 - Newly furnished rm. Respectable work­ ing person pref . all wk. 141ST ST — l large rm 5 1 adjoin- iag rms. Professional people pref. DA 3-5273 after 4 p.m. 14LST. ST.. W., LARGE Cooking. Child. AU 1-23 ROOM., 142ND ST.. 507 W. — Working people preferred. References required. Singles, doubles, elevator, commun­ ity kitchen. *9.50415 weekly. V. Large kitchenette rms. SINGLE ROOM $8. pref. MO 848(8. W. APT 3W. Urge transp. W.. MODERN front aette, 618.50. refs, tern Realty Assoc.. ilas Ave. AU 64*80. irge room. Man pref. I 6-8562 E. Single rm. Private Jng. (t per wk. Rm. Private regrlgrretor L Near all cnaven- L0. Near Lenox Ava. rm. Private house, with steady Job pref. r (-3552 after 5. M. W , ROOMS for BeB. 16, E.. ROOM *8.50 liege Welfare. » 17, W Single prof. IK 4-0407 .pis prof. EN *4700 » W., WARM mtchea- irsttoa. I. W, s™™JE^#2e’ W. Apt. IF. Fer- TR X7251. re., IWfii $1. URN1SHED ROOM! W. 12*th ST V - AT *45*1 (102012) 14. W„ NEATLY fore henrtte, 511M. Bd- n Realty Assse.. 74t i Ave., AU T OT.. its w. E DUNSTOH" an. quiet. *1* AU (<29tf) 16 W Single rm avail­ ing people pref. Call It. .nsble weekly rites. See Ir. Weston tnitn 142ND ST.. 140 W. FO (-2256 HOTEL BARBERA | Rooms. Utehaaattaa, apta.. Waal (a, quiet atmosphere, dally- (ekly. transients. TV. maid, telephone, sight watchmaa aarv- i. Parking la sever a problem. Ml W. 14M Ot. AU 6-9000 <(3Stf) 143RD STREET, 1(0 W. Single, working pref. FO t-2014. REDUCED RATES Rich's Plaza AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS 35 Bradhont Ava. at 144th St. Smart ft Homelike All Mdra. Canvaaiancas Television — Telephone Radio — Running water la each roam, baths, wall to wall gating. Maid service. TRANSIENTS AD 4-7300 Geerge Rich, Prep. caU W. Watkteg altar 8 PM. 144TH ST., 184. W„ APTT (. Med­ ium front, maa pref. Delta Hotel 409 W. 14S St. Furnished Running water. Beauty rest mattresses, single rooms, large and small. 1H rooms, both-ldtchen, 2 room kitchenette By day or week. MB, W. Apt. I Rm. 145TH ST.. W. (At 8th Avs (ub ) Small. Man pref. AD 44081 W„ BET en *1X54 transp. Working girl X7888. AD 44M W., ROOM In private a pref TO 10187 28* W Apt 7. pref. Can after (. to Near 8th Ava n MngTe rm. with tag lady pref. Ref. Yf) 8-5777 128 W .. 1 LARGE front privets refrigeration privilege 515.75 rtty. AU X780t 17B W. AM 4. ‘Il W.« Apt. nW. 221. W ROOM 210 to. ■ Taastey, P. Rms, couples A Mat­ ed AD 4-1DXUN 4-7888 232 W Rooms Male w, CLEAN rm, call AU 14*87 145TH ST W Bradhurst Ave. forking girl Privilege*. AU 8-1727. NR 14STH ST. Furn room. Maa or woman pref Call SW 4 4883 eves 145TH ST. W. Rm. main floor Cooking, single or couple pref AU 1-2808 145TH ST.. 512, W., APT. Ito. tled working gentleman pref TO PLACE - A WANT AD CALL UL 7-2500 kitchen and bath, ST 94033. MACON ST., 54, HALL RM. Work­ hall rm. MA BROOKLYN BROOKLYN 1247 DUN STREET Near Neeuaad Ave Modern Auraetlre recently painted kitchenette. Neal tUe hath. Alao very attractive kali room with conking Private belle-meliboxea Good heat Pbaiy hat water. DECATUR Or.. 388. HALL badrm? gaatbmea preferred. cOOBHg pri vibgee. PR 3-7919. DECATUR «f.. 1«, LARGE RM. newly deco riled, working couple preferred. HY 3 2095 DECATUR ML? K. SMALL HM, settled working man preferred. MA 24721 from 10 a.m.. g p m JEFFERSON AVE. 5(4. RM and Kitchenette, worktag couple pre ferred. JEFFERSON AVE., 470. MALL rm. working man preferred, OL 2-1111 J EFFERSON AVE., 265. HALL room Modern furniture Working adults pref NE (-9444 JEFFERSON AVE.. NEAR Frank- Hn Urge furnished rm, UL 74(54 JEFFERSON AVE., 434 KITCHENETTE FOR RENT LAFAYETTE AVE.. 310. LARGE rm. worktag lady preferred, sub DECATUR ST., 127. Nicely furnished hall room. Worktag gentleman LAFAYETTE AVE.. (Nr.1- Nos­ trand) 2 large rooms. PR 2 353*. QUINCY IT.. 74. FURNISHED rm. and kitchen, worktag couple pre­ ferred. PR 1-7838. MA 3-1338. ROCKAWAY AVE.. ITH AVE., sub. Hall rm. JA 344*2. SO ELLIOT PL . 31-2 atngl* rma. call anytime during wk. AU day. wkanda. JA 2-1133. SO. OXFORD ST . 1*3. SEVERAL targe rm*. refined people pre­ ferred. NE 8-88*4 SO. OXFORD yf.. 143 FURNISHED RM. COOKING. ST. JAMES PL.. 83. LARGE Furn­ ished rm. quiet. reUabl* people preferred DECATUR ST . 1*2 - Furnished rms. PR 1-7807. DECATUR ST.. Ut RM*. meaatt- abb. lovely Mock, kitchen and bath. eves. GL 8-2819. DECATUR ST.. 838, Respectable LAFAYETTE AVS., 1143. “FURN. front rm. nice borne, near transp., atagla person preferred, HI X 3442. ST. JOHN’S PL. *78 - Largo rm. Single perron preferred ST. JOHNS PL. 11. Large private kitchenette rm. Welfare DE 2-3388 LAFAYETTE AVE., ft*. LARGE FRONT ROOM AND HAUL. SHARE KITCHEN. REFERENCES. ST. JOHN’S PL. *0*. RM. Work­ ing couple preferred, bet Noa- trand-New York Av*., cooking. BROOKLYN M00W.YM BROOKLYN BROOKLYN QUEENS BROOKLYN QUINCY ST. 483A. HALL RM. HY 1-7938 after 7 P.M. KITCHENETTES ft ROOMS AVAILABLE (1* WEEK PR 14M1 Mr Ferd PR MANY KITCHENETTES A ROOMS AVAILABLE. VERY REASONABLE ST 3-5433 GLOVER HY 14004. after 8 pan. OR MEN preferred, IARGE FURNISHED FRONT rm. first floor.' private house. N o Working women prefer- Bushwick Section (13.50 per wk. CdK Hl 3-3055. FURNISHED RM, Worfctag persoa preferred. Medium rm. PR 4-7363. 2. 3 NICE ADJOINING rma. new­ ly furnished, near all transp. shopping, private refrigerator, re­ spectable working couple prefer­ red GL 3-5467. IARGE AND SINGLE. Cafl all week PR 84748 BEAUTIFUL KITCHENETTE rm Christian preferred. SL 6417* COMFORTABLE HALL BEDRM easy transp.. call ST 34575. COMFORTABLE LARGE FRONT rm. good tranap MA 24801. DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOIIS Near subway, worktag people pre ferred, IN 74048. FURNISHED KITCHENETTES ST 9 4220 FURNISHED LARGE RM. and kit chen. PR 4-5837. FURNISHED ROOMS. Kitchenette* 1-2-3 rooms — Modern accomoda­ tions. CaU IN 9-4839. LARGE FURNISHED RM, Work­ ing- people preferred. Hl 3-4493. HALL RM FOR RENT. Cooking. PR 1 363* IARGE MODERN FURN Kitchen­ ette *20.50 wkly 2 wka security children HA *-2519. LARGE MODERN FURN Uvtag rm. bedroom, kitchenette 826.50 wkly 2 wka security Children HA- (-2SU. IRONT RM. CHRISTIAN HOME. Man preferred, HY 94726. 2 RMS Furnished. Adults preferred LARGE CLEAN Furn rms, near sub. DI 8-6553 after 6 P.M LARGE COMFORTABLE rm. use of shower, bath. Macon bet. Stuy- vesant and Reid, male preferred, *14, IN 7-2090 - St. (4574. LARGE FURN RM. call after 6. NE *4986 LARGE FURN rms for rent, child, MA 2-5559 qubt LARGE FURNISHED rm for rent, *18 wk. caU owner, HY 14086. 2 LARGE FRONT room*. Subway- Gent preferred. GL 3-4145. LARGE FURNISHED RM. Child, TR 5-5725 2 FURNISHED rma. taara bate. Private kitchen Worktag coui GL 34807 preferred LARGS beautifully decorated rm? kitchen, bath aam* floor Working UL 74318 peoplo preferred LARGE furnished rm with cooking. CL 3 962* NICELY FURNISHED targe rm Share kitchen and bath with one person. Near 8th Ave tub Call owner. PR 1-9213. NE X7461 Before 9 p.m. • 2 LARGE RMS ST 94346 BEAUTIFUL kitchenettes, alao large and amall rma McDougal St. near Ralph Ave. References required. MO 2-9719. VERY' Urge couple VERY nice room ta quiet pleasant home. Cooking. Private waakrm Young woman pref. Call evai after *:» p.m. only AU day week­ ends. LA 7-787* - ' 2 BEAUTIFUL RMS. for rant, cafl after 8 P.M. HO 8-7288 FURNISHED KM Single man pre­ ferred AX 1 2846 after 8. AU day Sat k Sun. r OR TWO single working girU or single man pref. LA 5-1428 PARK PL Urge unfurnUhad rm ind kitchatta4te. PR X018S. LINCOLN PL.. 8(1. Near Wmimd 2ti, private. IN 7-3418 Moffat” ST — I bra* maisru and sunny front rms. No cooking (aciUtlas. Pertect tar bustaaas ™ W1*'____ I*"00- KITCHENETTE, Worktag "parsoa preferred. GL 2-4008, after 6 p.ra UNIT. rm*. BON. HY 1-41*2. UNFURNISHED Urge rm with kitchanette Mar *th Av*. « CaU Owner. PR 14213. NE X 7461 before 8 p.m. LARGE single rm.. 818. Private hse ONE LARGE rm. Ground flr. chan prlvllegea. LA 74817. Kit .... Wurktag parson proterrod PR 8-6222 or PR 24807, agent 1-2 3 ROOM APARTMENT NICELY FURN APT* rvfrtg Nr 148th ft AVE. 8 r ST JOHN . *31. New bid* EV X1741. *<& ARTHUR AVE? 23M (E. 187U ft.) Newly furn 244 rm* with glaa*.- ROOMS 203 Park Pl. Sober business people pref. NE 8-4102. FURN RMS Singles and doubles. *8. to *17.50 wk. HA 8-7246. LARGE FURN. RM. Wnrking lady pref. 815 wk. Apt. house Sterling Pl. between Underhill A Vanderbilt Avea. CaU after 6 p.m. all day Sun. NE 5 954*. FRONT ROOM. Cooking. Couple pref MA 4-2284 LARGE RM. furn - unfurn.; tingle perron pref. Welfare share faclU ties After 1 p.m., GL 2 2796 2 LOVELY RMS. and bath. furn. or unfurn.; 1 furn. rm.. *10. Udy pref. Welfare Mr. Jackaon. BU 7-3078 SMALL furnished rm. all convenienc­ es Single person preferred. IN X FURNISHED ROOM. Medium, near transportation. LA 7-7793. SO. OZONE PARK. SINGLE rm. private home, kitchen privileges, AP 7 2069. SPRINGFIELD GARDENS DOWN stairs bedroom, dinette k kitchen Private house. Quiet neighborhood Q-5 bus 1 block. Working couple pref. LA 54742. 2 RM^-rdR RENT. Cattpia'ar single pref. OL 9-7786. LARGE FURN. RM Working lad­ les pref Nr. Bus Stop. Call Eve­ ning*. OL *4827. ONE FURNISHED RM. kitchen facil itles Female preferred. After 8 pm FURN RM for rent. *15 wkly. man pref. no cooking. OL X234I. DECATUR ST . Large lshed rm, preferred Moving and Storage ACCURATE moving and storage, day and night sendee, anytime, anywhere. Insured. barreU. ead wardrobe supplies, large or smaU PR 3-2900 ALDUS ST . 1022 - Hunts PI. 8U 144 — 1 rm*. oolored HU hath Sae Supt IB (OWNER) ANDREWS AVE.. 22M (1 144 — 8 rma. tUs bath. Sec supt A-3. Owner > 844 room Apt. (70 GLOVER’BROKER’* L0 11540 2 GUYS 128 W. 1184b St. Moving A Storage MO X1700 Charlie Brown ght Phone MO X7000 244 MODERN, rent Working people pref. < C*u KI 24783 or TU S415* ; OWNER J. STRONG MOVING AND STORAGE Furnished Apartments RM FOR RENT, Single or couple preferred, with or without kitchen priiileges, DI 6-9565. LARGE furnUhed rm and kitchen. 817.; Also medium rm. with cook ing, *11. Working people preferred • GL 54688 FURNISHED RM. Male student pre­ RMS TO LET. Call after 6 P.M.. ferred. PR 3-9786. GL 2-5866 2 RMS. private bath. Nr. bus, nice GL 2-2045 worktag maa preferred. LEFFERTS PL.. N. LARGE fura DECATUR ST.. 45*. RM. MAN pre­ ferred. cooking privileges, call bet. 5 and 7. GL 2-7332. DECATUR ST.. 629. FURNISHED rm. kitchen, bath. GL 54719. DECATUR ST.. 49. SMALL RM, employed preferred. Security. DECATUR ST.. U0. NEATLY tern, rm. worktag people preferred DECATUR ST^ *1*. LARGE rm, gentleman preferred. GL 5-8804 rm. MA 2-6079. LEFFERTS AVE.. 253. iVt Modern rms. HY 3 3291 LEXINGTON AVE.. 515. LARGE furnished rm. cooking privileges. GL 34584 LIBERTY AVE.. 900. 2 single rms. *16 each. Share kitchen and bath. Sean any day 2nd floor apt. ENY HI 14117 LINCOLN PL.. 2 RMS. Respect DECATUR ST.. 325. LARGE RM: abb homo. PR 44*12. alao hall rm. DECATUR IT.. SW. LARGE-an furnished rm. matured bualneaa woman preferred. i)B KALB AVE . 1073, LARGE_rm. use of kitchen, respectable home, GL 54012 EASTERN PKWAY. FURNISHED room. CaU after 6. HY 3-9753. EAST NEW YORK. HALL RM. pri­ vate man preferred. EV 54345. EASTERN PARKWAY. Extra Urge beautifully furnished. Congenial Business or professional person pref. SL 8-7708. EASTERN PKWY Vb. 4 Utica Ave. Half block to aU transp. Quiet buMness person pref. IN 74888 taq JARVIS EASTERN PKWY. GROUND floor after 8 p.m. IN T- EAST3RN PARKWAY. HALL ran. worktag person preferred. DI I- 2881. ELDERT ST., 12. LARGE RM and kitchen, business couple preferr­ ed GL 34639 FENIMORE ST.. LARGE FURN alr-coBdltiened rm, professional girl preferred. (22.50 wk. PR 1- 6562. FLATBUSH. BEAUTIFUL room kitchen. oaU after * pm UL 6-3455 FLATBUSH — HALL BEDRM. 87, UL 6-6801 FRANKLIN AVE., 568. Spacious front rm. Working couple pref. Nr all transp. CaU 7-10 a.m. All day Sat and Sun. UL 74120. FRANKLIN AVE., 443, RM, Share LINCOLN PL., 982. Urge furn. rm HY 34083 LINCOLN PL.. 2 FURNISHED rma, parlor floor front, alnglt person preferred. PR 4 5934 LINCOLN PL., 802, FURNISHED rm and kitchenette, call after 6 pm LINCOLN PL.. NEAR 7TH AVE., studio room with kitchen, single lady or man preferred. ST 3-4734 after 5 P.M. MACON ST.. 430, LARGE RM. Share kitchen. Worktag eoupb preferred. MACON ST., 748. FURN. ROOM. RESPECTABLE WORKINQ MAN PREFERRED, GL 3-5327. MACON ST.. 738 LARGE ROOM conveniences. Worktag couplo ar respectable woman preferred. • MACON ST.. 560. LARGE FRONT furnished room. MACON ST.. 65. HALL ROOM ring basement bell. MACON ST.. 631. RM. WORKING couple preferred. GL 5-4698 .. 439, LARGE RM. Ut- n, hall, business man preferred. MACON ST.. 273, 2 RMS and kit­ chenette, furnished or unfurnish, ed: 1 rm and kitchen, furnUhed or unfurnished, call GL 5-4475 or AX 7-2079. MACON ST.. 93. FURNISHED RM to rent. MACON ST . SMALL RM. girl pre­ ferred. MA 24199. ing woman preferred MACON ST , 152. Urge double rm. Kitchen privileges. *16. Seen af- ter 3 P.M._____________________ MACON ST.. 255, ONE LARGE furnished rm end kitchen near all transp. FI 1-1067. MADISON ST.. KITCHENETTE rm adults preferred, GL 2-3529. MC DONOUGH ST.. 4*3. LARGE furnished front rm. PR 8454X MADISON ST . 622. 2 ROOMS FOR RENT, LADY PREFERRED. MADISON ST.. 493. LARGE Furn­ ished rm. Private refrigerator, with cooking. PR 34406. MADBOfT sr.. 226A, one and half rm and kitchenette, working couple preferred, cal! until 11 p.m. 1/ MADISON ST . 542. Front hall single bedrm. With all modern conven­ iences. MC DONOUGH ST.. 468. LARGE rm all conveniences, near transp. 107 McDONOUGH ST. SmaU rm. Young worktag man preferred. MONROE ST, NEAR LEWIS Ave.. Urge furn rm. cooking, worktag lady preferred. GL 3-3640. MONROE ST., 401A. ONE RM FRONT. MONROE ST. 268. LARGE RM, middle aged woman preferred, conveniences. NEW YORK AT ST MARKS, new­ ly decorated, private hath, close to transp, single person preferred PR 4-3972 NOSTRAND AVE.. 425, LARGE rm, Udy preferred, cooking NE *4175. NOSTRAND AVE. BUS, 8th Ave. sub, kitchen and bath tame floor. 1 rm. $15 wk. 2 rms. (30 wk. working adults preferred, MA X 7714. NOSTRAND AVE.. 711, Kitchenette rm, newly decorated, couple pre- PACIF1C ST, KTrCHENETTE. nr- New York Ave.. PR 34019 PACIFIC ST.. 1310. FURNISHED rma. quiet, respectable working people preferred. PACIFIC ST. 1341. LARGE RM, Working man or woman pre­ ferred. PACIFIC ST. 1560. HALL RM. working person preferred. PACIFIC ST., 1329, FURNISHED kitchenette rm. bet Noetrend and New York. IN 744**. PACIFIC ST.. 1483 (near Kingston Ave) 2 blocks IND rob-(Kings­ ton A Throop). Neatly tarn. rma. **00 and up Kitchenette rma. *14.50 and np. Steam and hot water 24 hra. tally fireproofed hulldtaf. PR 8-9151 or PR 34153 PACIFIC sr . lSft^-iMS TO LET. WT 3-4740 PALMETTO 8T., ft*. MM5 FOR rent. GL X733*. PARK PL.. RM. Kitchen, adjacent bath, neat person preferred, ref IN 7- PARE PL. (Off Flatbush Ave.) LARGE kitchenette. Clean Quiet houae. Buettieee coupb prof. UL 7-7*81. Nr trenep. A shopping PARK PL . 841. SMALL HALL bod- m. no cooking. PARK PL, 1ft. PRIVATE Refrtg enter, cooking. NE 8-3*43, even­ ings, also Hall rm. PARK PL near New York Ava. Uvlng A bedrm 1 preferred HY XPN7. PARK PL. LARGE RM. Udy or PR 2-4415 PREfKDENT 8T.. LARGE neatly rHYrM£*b'* PROSPECT PL., 2*8. I Pure. MA 24(88 PULASKI 8T.. 81. 2 RMS. ed. share kitchen an lag couple ^preferred PHXH8Q ST . 74.1 able with nee af avatl- FRANKLIN AVE.. 436. Furnlahed rm. quiet worktag man preferred. GARFIELD PL.. 210. 2 NICE Urge ground floor rms, nice hall rm. single girl preferred. MA 2-3897 GATES AVE. Large front rm. Hl 3-5328 GATES AVE.. 114, Kitchenette rma, working girl preferred, good transp. GATES AVE,. 188, LARGE RM: also hall rm *7.50. Respectable woman preferred- Landlord, PR- 81 289. ________ _____ GATES AVE.. 126. LARGE front rm, share kitchen with one, pri­ vaterefrigerator. PR 3-7289.__ GATES AVE.. 340. FURNISHED kitchenette, couple preferred. GATES AVE,. 97. FURNISHED kit­ chenette. couple preferred. GATES AT WASHINGTON AVE., Furnished rm, single man pre­ ferred. qubt hot ST 3-5235. GEORGIA AVE., 4(7. 3 NICELY furn. rma. private house, cook­ ing, adults preferred, after ( p.m. and weekends. GRAND AVE . 420. NICE private rm,\kitchenette, private frigidaire bath with one couple. . 386. large furnished Kitchen facilities (8Of) 444 OKEENE AVE. M rm kitch­ enette. quiet hse OL X3579. GREENE AVE.. 305, Kitchenette and hall rma. UL 74497. GREENE AVE.. »75A. ONE Urge furnished kitchenette GREENE AVE-. 324. Furn rm. Man preferred. ST 9-5752. GREENE AVE.. 767. 1 A 2 rma. Kitchenettes Welfare. No fee. Greoa'a bell. Jackaon 2-5414 to noon. After 7 p.m. HALSEY ST. 85. FURNISHED RM. HALSEY ST . Kitchenette, hall rm. adults preferred, HY 34259. HALSEY ST.^ 124. LARGE front rm and kitchen, also hall rm. ‘ Hall room. HALSEY ST.. KI NE 84876 HALSEY 8T., REFINED settled woman preferred, quiet Christian home. HY 3-8852 HALSEY ST.. 44. Urge hall bedrm. OL X357* HALSEY ST. 443A. Urge rm. Coupb preferred. HALSEY ST. 125. FURN. RMS. working people preferred Call 3 P.m., ST 9-5374. HALSEY ST., 380 FURN RM. Re liable HALSEY ST., 1(7, LARGE tern iahed rm. working girl preferred Cooking privileges Near tranap HALSEY ST, 11(6, LAROfe RM couple preferred, children. HI 3- 2134. HALSEY 8T.. 781. LARGE FRONT. Worktag Man pref. Christian home. GL 3-5791. HANCOCK ST . 279 Furnished rm. man preferred HANCOCK ST., NEAR Bushwick attractive single rm. huaineaa per eon preferred. GL 3-1981._________ HANCOCK ST. 533. FI rRNISHED rm. worktag girl preferred, conk Ing privileges HANCOCK 8T, 248. FURNISHED kitchenette. ' tingle Something nice. Hancock st . 1281. beautiful furnished lull rm. 88 wk. HY 1- WR 393 HANCOCK ST. Rooms for rent Stagb. CooMng rurnl.hed ________ - Security______ Hancock it., mia. KHekrootte. newiy decorated (18 par Wk. large rm. sand private Mtchon and bath 81*. HANCOCK ST., ft*. NEAR TDroop. Modern 2. private. IN 71418 rancocr arr.. *u. * hmb. d« BANCOCK 8T . LARGE rOn* n hart *t . 114. one fumdi^B single rm. no ea tarred. ST l-ftSl ST. MARKS AVE.. 644. Furnished rm, kitchen. security, owner. IARGE AND SMALL rms, kitchen UL 7-4727 ST 3-3790 LARGE AND MEDIUM neighborhood BU 74427. BOOM FOR RENT UL 74913 LARtiE FURNISHES rm. cooking, single person preferred. UL FURN RM FOR RENT. DA (4462 FURN RM Working couple pre­ ferred. Quiet home. UL 8-3961. HALL ROOM FOR” RENT HY 1 3259 LARGE RM. cooking, respectable business person preferred. UL 74724 LARGE RM. Man preferred. Conk­ ing conveniences. NE XM0S. LARGE RM. Single working male preferred. HY 1-3075 LARGE rm and kitchen. Quiet cou­ ple preferred, owner. IN 74M8. LARGE rooms. Walk to work at King’s County -Hoap IN 94146. MEDIUM size rm. 1 block from 8th Ave. sub. IN 7-3671. RM, elderly gentleman preferred. References required. GL 3-75(8. ATTRACTIVE RM, working girl pref. Good transportation. SL 6-7954 ROOMS IN CHRISTIAN HOME. Respectable working lady pref. Call Mon, and Tues. all day, or 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. other days. MA 44460 1 LARGE FRONT rm, also small front rm. top floor, HY 9-5304. NEWLY DECORATED RM. Quiet home, cooking privilege*, work­ ing lady preferred. 810.5*. ST 9-9460 LARGE RM. Furn.. single girl preferred, PR 4-1787. z 2 FURN. RMS. ALSO 1 rm, nicely tarn, share kitchen and bath, call ST 34690 anytime FURN HALL BEDRM. Kitchen privilege*, call after * MA 2-2696. NICELY FURN RM. no cooking, man preferred, call mornings, 9 to 13, IN 7-9791. FURN GROUND FLOOR rm with refrigeration. *30 wkly. security, working couple preferred. Call after * HY 14400, owner. KITCHENETTE RM. Working peo­ ple preferred, ST 94*6*. SMALL RM Convenient transp, wo­ man preferred, MA 2-41*4. LARGE RM. NICELY Furnlahed. working people preferred, call after * p.m. DI X4228. LARGE RM, GENTLEMAN pre­ ferred. 812.50 wk, GL 2-I96S. FURNISHED RM, GL 54361 4 RMS TOGETHER: alao two to­ gether, private bath. Share kit­ chen. working people preferred. GL 24830, HY 14907, early mor­ nings. - late nights. MA 24471, call through 30 days. LARGE RM. FURNISHED, share kitchen-bath, woman preferred, sub and bus. PR 44438. 2 RMS. CONSISTS OF large bed­ rm, large kitchen, parquet floor*, children, *19 wk. call after 6, UL- 8-0736. . ST. JOHN’S PL. 33. Bat 5th. and 6Ui Ave.. LARGE rm. kitchan- atta. *14.10 wkly, security cou­ ple preferred. ES 543*5. ST. JOHN’S PL.. LARGE Furnish­ ed room. All Faculties. ST 34253. st. Johns pl., 1202. furn rms. CaU after 5 p.m. ST. JOHNS PL. 3 RMS. WorMag couple or gentleman pref. Cook­ ing. Subway. PR X787*. ST. MARKS AVE.. (Noatrand-Ro- gera Avea) Large front rm. Share kitchen bath. Coup!* prof. PR X 5154. ST. MARKS AVE.. *45. Largs, lovely furn rm Refined working adults pref. Cooking, sacurity. ST. MARKS AVE.. 71t. Near Nos- trnnd. tarnished atudio with kit­ chen. Elevator bonding Newly decorated, singles and double*. OWNER fllOtf) ST MARKS AVE., 915 (Kingston) Large rm, no cooking, hall rm. FT. MARKS AVE. 175. Nr. Carlton Ave. Ultra modern kitchenette. Working adults pref. after 8. AU Day Sat-Sun. NE *4844. yr. MARKS AVE., <27. Kitchenette rm. working couple preferred. ST. MARKS AVE., (35. RM. Ra- spectable mala proterrod. rater- encaa. call SL X1833. ST. MARKS AVE.. 512. LARGE furnished rm share kitchen and bath, respectable working couple preferred. UL 7-2762. STERLING PL. KITCHENETTES. NEW REFRIGERATORS. DE 24979 377 STERLING PLACE. SmaU tar­ nished rm*. No cooking NE X2475 STERLING PL., SMALL Furnish­ ed rm, neat working person pro­ terrod. (8 UL 74452. STERLING PL . 1272. Urge fm. alao Double rm furnished. Man pre­ ferred. STERLING PL.. 995. LARGE furn­ ished rm, business coupb pre­ ferred. PR X7473. STERLING PL., NEAR SIXTH Ave STERLING PL. KITCHENETTES - DE 24*79 STERLING PL.. 67*. DOUBLE room nicely furnUhed. working coupb STERLING PL.. 1003, FURNISHED rm. working man preferred. STERLING PL.. LARGE rm, with cooking, couple preferred. HY X *743. STRAUSS ST.. 1*90 - near BUke Ave., Furnished rm, cooking, worktag people preferred, good transp. STUYVESANT AVE.. 178. 2 RMS, share kitchen, adults pretarred. HY 1-744* STUVESYVANT AVE., 231. Urie rm. alao hall rra. kitchen-bath preferred. GL 5-0562. UTICA AVE., 107. 2 Rma. for rent. PR 34223 VAN BUREN ST.. 272. LARGE furnlahed rm, ail convenience* men preferred. VERONA PL.. 11 FURNISHED RM TO RENT, VERNON AVE.. Beautifully tarn­ ished atudio rm *10 wk. call eve­ ning! GL 34102. WASHINGTON AVE., near Greene Ave., rm and kitchenette, single lady preferred, call after 4, own­ er. MA 4-1887. WASHINGTON AVE.. LARGE kit­ chenette rm. references ST 3-4318 WASHINGTON AVE., 455, Furnish­ ed rma. respectable worktag man WASHINGTON AVE., Nr. Myrtle 2 Extra Urge fta furnished Ut- chenette, Call UL 2-! 1-2924. WnjJAMSBURG. 2 FT "RNISHED rma. kitchen privileges, working couple preferred. Owner UL 2- WILLOUGHBY AVE.. *07 ONE fur nbhed rm. SPECIAL! 2 ladies past 35 pre­ ferred to Uve in private home family style HY 64070. 8 a.m. ■to 9 p.m. 2 RMS, kitchen privilege*. Woman preferred. *21. GL 2-12*3. FURNISHED RM. CALL AFTER'87 HALL BEDRM, Gentleman prefer­ PR 8-2292 red. GL 2-1113. LARGE FRONT HALL rm, man pref. CaU Thurs thru Thurs. GL X 1741. NEATLY FURNISHED Room, rea­ sonable rent, cooking, business single woman or man preferred LARGE ROOM for rent Quiet clean people pref. Ref*. Call eve­ nings. NE *4629. LARGE Rid. HY 14303 KITCHEN ET’I'E. ALSO LARGE rm with use of kitchen. PR 2-9488 after 8 P.M. ROOM, Furnished, call after 8 any day, UL 7-4393 PR 24639 LARGE RM, Cooking facilities call after 6 p.m., NE' 8-7061. RMS. CONVENIENT to trains good location, 1, 2 and 3 rms, call HY 3-1585, all day. 2 LARGE RMS, FURN. QUIET • house, free gas and electric, working couple preferred. GL 2- 3356. owner. LARGE RM AND Small rm. reU- able working men preferred. Cell 7-7:30 pm. GL >4788. 2 SINGLE ROOMS for rest, re­ fined men preferred, call HY X 7899. 1 LARGE rm*. Kitchen and bath Working people preferred. MA t- 2926. PARLOR FRONT RM. ALSO hall rm. single person preferred. GL 2- 0011, evenings after 8. 2 FURNISHED rma. working couple preferred. Fri. after 7:20 p.m. ,S«t after 12 noon. GL 5-5312 1 FURNISHED ROOMS Nurse pre­ ferred. nice location, nr subway. PR 84528 9 FURNISHED RMS. call UL 7-5895 after 5 p.m. RM AND KITCHENETTE; alao large rm with use of kitchen with one, man preferred. MacDonough St. 125. KITCHENETTES AND APARTMENTS AVAILABLE SYDNEY S MOSHETTE 1465 Fulton Street HALL RM. SEFILED LADY pre­ ferred. UL 7-1818. LARGE RM. Quiet home, working couple preferred, ST 34438. ’/ SINGLE RMS. Share bath, no cooking, can MA 24860 RM. RESPECTABLE Working cou­ ple or lady preferred, quiet home UL 34770 RM. PRIVILEGES, "Reliable cou­ ple preferred, IN 7-7521. MEDIUM4IZED. NEAR tranap. *12.50, call ST- XI108. FURNISHED RM AND KITCHEN. GL 2-1813. (4Mf) IARGE FURNISHED RMS, nice CLEAN QUIET RM. elderly per­ son preferred. IN 74874. LARGE FURN RM. man preferr­ ed, light cooking. IN 74839 LARGE NEATLY Furnished rm. nr tranap, cooking, business cou­ ld* preferred. HY 3-4221. SPAaOUS FRONT ROOM. Share kitchen and bath Welfare Secur­ ity. 817J8 wkly. HY 84114. 2 RMS and bate, light cooking. 3 people or couple, working, pre ferred. GL .1 *586 NEATLY FURNISHED kitchenette, downtown Bklyn, working girt pre­ ferred. ST X788*. after 8 pm. NICE Sfi? OOOD LOCATION Ref rtgerator NE X1721. Kitchenettes, 1-2 Ream* Furnfabod - Unf Good hamea Room (713tf) 1598 Fulton 8t location, call OL 5402* 8 RIO WITH COOKD8O. eowb or single, man or woman pre­ ferred. HY 1-7281. 2 LARGE FURNISHED rm*. urn of kitchen, reliable tenants pre­ ferred. HI 3-2605. LARGE FI'RNISHFD RM. Private frigidaire. privileges. cooking Working couple preferred. Call af­ ter 5 p.m. ST 8-7TT2. RM. SINGLE OR couple preferred Call anytime EV X1280. LARGE FRONT RM. First floor, caU anytime after 5 or week­ ends. SL 64*22 FURNISHED mediam ar large rm. JA 2-1*13 FURNISHED studio kitchenette - Working Trlrl preferred. ST 8481*. IARGE and small furnlahed rms. Conking. *11 transportation EV X 5430 2 FURNISHED RMS. cooking GL 54861 Rm* and kitchenettes $16.50 and up per wk. Agent PR 2-5950 ST 3-7551 LARGE FRONT RM. kitchenette. Couple or single preferred. SL X 3136 NICE HALL RM. Man preferred IN 7-3974 RMS — Quiet people prefened. Near transp ST 9 2999 LARGE front and W rm with adjoin­ ing kitchen and bath. Business per­ son preferred. OL 24821 or IN 7- *1*3 FURNISHED RM. working man or woman preferred. Reasonable. Call or 8T X478M NE X7408 LARGE FURNISHED ground floor rm Quiet working sdulta preferred ST 94313 ONE EXTRA LARGE RM, tarnished, cooking. Private bath; *16.50 Single nerson preferred: also I rm. wel­ fare, child. EV 54882 ONE HALL RM, FURNISHED GL 34162 SINGLE RM Single lady preferred Good heat and hot water, refrigera­ tor. Referenda Clean quiet house MA 2-1350 BEAUTIFUL HALL RM.: CooMng Girl preferred: *11. HY 3 5732 TWO targe rma; share large dlnatte. kitchen and bath with one EV 54787 NICE ROOM FOR RENT. Lady preferred. JA 6-5830 244 RMS APT. FURNISHED SMALL single rm. Call between 9 It 11 a.m. JA 9-4694. Private bath. 348 W. 145th St. AD 4 5948 ___________ JONES FURNISHED RM. Lsdy preferred. OL 9-6869 Nicholas Ave. 2 large with cooking. *32. weekly. 2 FURN RMS, Newly painted, quiet couple preferred, share kitchen. Near sub, HY 3-5787 after 7 p.m. location. GL 2-1005 privileges. GL 5-5843. 2 RM KITCHENETTE, Children working people preferred, ose week* security UL 74950. SINGLE RM. cooking: *10. Quiet young working girl preferred. Nr all transp. HY 3-5802. 3 NICE RMS. WORKING couple preferred, near Bushwick and Chauncey, Hl 3-4*70. LARGE RM. COUPLE preferred, also, rm. single man preferred, good tranap.. near Eastern Park­ way. PR 14045. LARGE furnUhed rm. Single parson preferred. Cooking. TR 54321. 2 FURNISHED bedrms, 1 (13.50; 1 Urge. (15.00. Security. Call after 8 p.m. or aU day and Sun. ST 947*0. RM and H bath. Cooking. *1*. Maa LARGE RM. Newly decorated. Call preferred. EV X7880. evenings MA 2-3845. LARGE FRONT RM. Furnished or unfurnished parlor floor with cook­ ing, call after 6 p.m. HY 1-2339. LARGE FURNISHED RM. Use of kitchen. MA 2-5018. KITCHENETTE. Also without cooking, nicely furnUhed CaU evenings. NE *4943 HALL RM.—MAN PREFERRED. HY 3-3314 NICE LARGE Kitchenette rm. 818.50 SMALL FRONT. Single- working per wk. ST 3-6002. VERY LARGE KITCHENETTE. HI 3 5506 LARGE STUDIO RM. private on- trance. near an facilities respect­ able gentleman pref. JA 6-20*4. NEWLY decorated Business couple pre!. CooMng. OL 1-9527 LARGE TORN. rms. Quiet home Light cooking JA 6 8624. 3 PRIVATE ROOMS. Complete bed­ rm. suite In each rm. one rm. has twin beds. Two working friends or man U wife pref. Ail conveniences. AR 6-4966. LARGE FURNISHED Rm, cooking faculties. OL 7-1067. LARGE RM. Fun. lady over 38 preferred. 2 large unfurn. rms. working couple over 18 preferred, HO 44881. 1 RM, FURNISHED. Kitchen and bath, same floor, private entrance AR 6-7694. 2 ATTIC RMS, Private Mtchen and bath. (25 wk, SP 6-7178. LARGE FURNISHED Rm. work­ ing gentleman preferred. LA X 3142. RM. SINGLE Womaa middle-age preferred. Private entrance OL- 94264. girl preferred. GL 3-9415. LARGE Furnished rm, cooking, 515 MA 2-0057 2 RMS IN MODERN apt, private home, professional people pre­ ferred, GL 34296. LARGE FURN RM. Working person preferred, EV X1953. LARGE FURN RM. CHILD MA 44921 LARGE KITCHENETTE, nice adult working couple preferred, MA 2- 6395 after 6 P.M. Sat and Sun all day. 2 LARGE FURN RMS, In Chris­ tian home, Call GL 3-4023. child. NICE LARGE RM, Furnished. 2 beds, elevator apt. near transp., 2 friend* or couple preferred. PR- 84224. morning* and evenings. LARGE RM. COOKING facilities business couple or man preferred UL 7-5661 NEATLY FURNISHED rm, single man preferred. IN 7-7750. 2 RMS, RESPECTABLE working couple preferred. Near Nostrand Ave., PR 1-7883. NEWLY DECORATED Kitchenette with private bath and kitchen. Also hall rm, HY 1-1396. FURNISHED RM. References, set­ tled perron preferred. ST 94526 2 LARGE FURNISHED RMS, one with private kitchen, single man preferred. GL 2-3469, 2 INDIVIDUAL RMS, decent per­ son preferred. ST 9-5835 NEWLY FURNISHED HALL rm in quiet respectable home, middle age man preferred. References IN >1339 2 SPACIOUS RMS, Nicely furnish­ ed. cooking, best location, near Subway. BU V-0637. JAMAICA - FRONT RM, couple pref. Convenient bus service. CaU JA 6-1216. FUBNISHED RM with kitchenette, with gas and electric, ST 34849. Mrs. Higgins. Furnished Rooms Plft FOR RENT. Business people pref. AX 1 7688. QUEENS 123RD AVF... 150-23. Large atudio room. 2 ladle* or settled couple pref. Cooking privileges. CaU after 7:30 p.m. GENTLEMAN, Resnectible settled pref. No cooking No other room­ ers. Quiet home OL 94379. RM. Single person preferred. Private entrance. OL 9-4982. Nesr transp. CORONA — Studio rm. Private shower. No cooking. HI 84771. FURNISHED ROOM MA 2-6559 and JA 64538 CORONA. LARGE. NEWLY decor­ ated rm. Woman prof. NR 2-4725. CORONA. RM. Working preferred. OL 1-2856. CORONA. Room. Man preferred. *11. per week. IL 8-4288. E. ELMHURST. Large front room. Near transit. Gentleman prof. Call HA 6-5561 E. ELMHURST A CORONA. Nice­ ly furn. room. Convenient transp. Single or couple pref. IL 8-4061. EAST ELMHURST, LARGE room. New House. Cooking privilege Working Man or Lady pref. CaU Day. HI 64728-Eve. HA 44368. HOLLIS. fURN Rooms clean home. Nr. transp. ferred. SP *4*48. ONE LARGE bedrm, furnUhed. Set­ tled coupU preferred. Any eve 7 p.m.; all day Sat. and HO 4-5378 LA 8-6772 6 p.m. OL 74592. JAMAICA. 1 A 2 Furnished Thomka Agency JA 6-5452. JAMAICA — One Urge bedrm. Single or double. JA 34076. JAMAICA. Master bedrm with pri vate family. ReUabU working cou­ ple pref. Cooking privilege*. Nr. transil. JA 9-0979. JAMAICA — Furnished rm, worktag couple pref. OL *4830 after 6 JAMAICA. Large rm. Working man pref. Cooking. LA X3344. LINDEN BLVD., 145-11 FurnUhed rm. 518. FA 24048. LARGE RM, Pleasant surroundtilgs. Kitchen privileges, private dining area, sihgie or huaineaa couple preferred FI 1-5154. WORKING COUPLE preferred. Share kitchen It bath with 1 other couple. Call evea. Sat fc Sun all day HA 9-7970 FURN RM Man pref. CaU after 5 p.m. TW 84902. 2 LARGE FURNISHED RMS. Res- pectable working woman with ref­ erences pref. JA 34629 LARGE front rm. Coojttng, business people pref HA 64102 IARGE RM FOR RENT. Kitchen priv. CaU bet 7 A 10 p.m. GR X3348 FURN RM. SINGLE MAN PREF. JA X1474 LARGE RM on first floor — Kitchen privileges. Single working woman pref. SP 6-7155. SINGLE RM. Quiet home, nr bus. 512 wk. Gentleman pref. CaU OL 7- 9690 eve* 7 p.m. Sat.-Sun. RM. Working gentleman or couple preferred. TW 94835 after 5 p.m. AU day Sat. 1 LARGE front rm. Man pref. CaU after 6:30 pm SP 6 8421. NICELY furnished room. 1 person pref- OL 7-7850. Furnished Rooms RICHMOND HILL — FurnUhed rm, all privilege. Settle Udy or settled couple pref. VI 5-9463 S. OZONE PARK. Neatly furn rm. *15 wkly. PrivUeges. JA 84085. Wanted LANDLORDS — List Your Reums. Apartments, Kitchenettes. House of Service LI 4-7758 S. OZONE PARK - Large furn rm I.ady pref, child. OL 9-4926 before 1 p.m. LIST YOUR KTTCHEXETTES and furnished apartments with me for working people with good Jobs. ST. ALBANS- Rm nr tranap., priv­ ate entrance. FI 1-3609. ST. ALBANS — FurnUhed rms — Children. Kitchen privilege*. AU price* AR 6-4068, ST. ALBANS Private room. Pri­ vate entrance. Cooking. Woman pref AX 7-3268 ST. ALBANS. BEAUTIFUL Urge rm. New House, Modern bath. Modern kitchen. New fur dture. Well decorated, single perso.i pre­ ferred. AR 6 4054 ST. ALBANS, tern. rm. worktag man, young woman pref SP 6-7341, ST ALBANS Vicinity, single room. Nr. Transp. LA 5-2055 ST AIJtANS. BEAUTIFUL medium sired rm. near transp. woman preferred, LA 34294. ST ALBANS AND JAMAICA, nice single and double tarnished rm*. Mr. Browne. Agent JA 3-3*35 ST. ALBANS, Rm lor rent. Working gentleman pref. LA 8-2658 RI 94311 ATTENTION LANDLORDS Please list your Rooms. Kitchenette, Apts With PEACE ROOM SERVICE We will furnish you with reliable, dependable worMng people. WA X 7100, day or night. f _ (man ------ . . Unfurnished Rooms MANHATTAN (ingle* ft Kitchenette* from $9 BROKER IIN 5-5461 2 RM KITCHENETTES. Some pri­ vate bath*. Untarn-Furn, 120 np. 340 W 145 St AD 4-584* Jones 2 FRONT rooms. Respectable work­ ing couple pref. UN 54198 FURNISHED ltt room apartment 14 W. .22nd St. CaU afternoons LE 4-7191 MR YATES. OWNER f. ALBANS - Working coupta pref' LARGE UNFURNISHED rm. Top LA 7 3761 floor front Private house (17. FO 84118. FURNISHED Busineo couple or single mature perron pref. No cooMng OL 9482* BEAUTIFULLY tarn rm. Double A single Share kitchen and bath. Convenient tranap Working peo­ ple pref. CaU JA 4-42*8 ATTRACTIVELY tarn rm. Cooking privileges SP 6 5923 NEAT tarn rm Sngle Convenient tranap. AX l-Ult 7 p.m. unfurn bath evea 6 IS ta 7 30 PM all day Sat., ring basement ball. call 128TH ST..38. COMPLETE fm A' kitchenette unfurn private bath 128 wk call AU X17S7. MADbOH AYE, 1871 (W. tt2 ft.) PARK VIEW. Largs nnfurn studio kitchenette, aU conveniences, rots. 818.8*. Edward* Maters RaaMp Aaaoc., 748 9t Nicholas Ava. AU 84880 Unfurnished Room* BRONX IMTH ST., 484 E. <bat W1UU A Brook* Area.) Kitchenettes. I A 3 rma. some with private baths. - | **(8848. _ >V Klflg Wvtts* OWNER AO MOT MO MOT 228TH 8T., MS S. lam (neo*, kitchen A hath. KI 71201 CaU hetero noon A after 8 Ml All day Wed A 8et 4 Ben. 1 BEAUTIFUL raw wtendahed Adult* prof Quoad floor. OR *4238 34TH 8T. E 1 raw with na* (8 kHrhea. WorMag aOnMa pref. TU I MS* or WA X1278 BROOKLYN 144 KN*. ErtroTO Furnished Apartments MANHATTAN 1-2-3 ROOM APARTMENTS High Class Studio Apts. 4-2 Rooms. Private Bath. Gas A lectrlc Free. Barbara Realty. No 4 ROOMS AND OVER rma. Working erencee A security CY 3-1614 prof. Raf- OWNER 4 rma, tarn, nice section, convenient location, child (37.50 wkly. after 8 PM, Owner TA 4-1*28 — Furnished Apartments AU 6-9000 BROOKLYN (4Utf> 1-2-3 BOOM APTS. i and a boom Arm Private kitchen* aad bat roams. Gas. eleetrtelty froa. Elevator balldlag. Adalts pro- ferrod. Near 8th Are. sabway aad Brighton Liao. Seea dally —Sunday* Call after 18 AM. KIM MET AEM8 APTi. 87 HEKKIMEB BY. 4 (WlltO S5TH STREET. 188 furnl with and tiled TR 84*22 (*2tf) 207-209 W. 17 St. (East of Broadway) JUST OPENED (81(tf) 02nd ST. 8 West. Nicely tarnished single and double kitchenette apta. Reasonable. BERGOTT STUDIOS. (824tf) RI 9-5800 room apartments, kitchenette* — Batb. heat. Alao Unfurnished. Sea superintendent Owner. (2I7tf) 44 AND 2V, room Apartments. Furnished with private bathe. TR 74115. Ask for Lewis, superintend- ent. (Owner) . (SUM) LU 4-3643, owner. vated. ultra-modern custom tar­ nished enormous 244 room apta: colored tile bath. Call owner (or appointment. TR 7-7467. BOTH ST., 112 W. NEWLY RENO- vated ultra-modern custom fur­ nished air-conditioned 144 ' ro apt: colored tile bath. CaU owner for appointment. TR 7-7467. 2 rma. (22 wh: I nn. (18.5(1 1 14.(8. MANY OTHERS. GL 5-9063 BROKER 3 rm fumUhad apt. Prospect ’ PL call owner. IV 5-0126 244 RMS. 188 month. Gas A ^tachried. 238 CUromonl 229 WEST 105 ST. (Off Broadway) 3 rooms. Elevator. Completely new, modern A painted No fee*. Refo required. Inquire Supt or call owner. F0 8-6400 DECATUR St. 118. 1 rm apt Share bath. Also rm aad private kitchen. Business eovpl. Owner. PR *48(1. FURNISHED APT. 244 rm*. private tile bath aad kitchen. Working . couplo preferred. IN 7178ft. , OWNER 3 RMS Elevator house. REASONABLE 302 W. 120th St Couple pref. 5-1150 OWNER. -TTRACTIVF 1 RM kitchen, and private bath. Modern furniture. Adults pref. ■U 34183 Owner stud'o apt. front. Living rm, kit­ chenette A bath. *26.50 wkly Mr Cincotta. CY 3-4271 REFERENCES REQUIRED ACHBtT 1719 116TH ST . 10 EAST 3 A 3 room spertmeef APT 9. NO FEE. OWNER Nicely furnished. Convent Ave. La&ill* Reelty 31* W. ll*th St. STH A CENTRAL PARK. Garden Apt. 3 tarn. BalA. Cooking. Refrig­ eration Very reasonable. Respect­ able adults pref. UN 4427*. Owner Nice single »reliable. apart- Bet 2nd A 3rd Street*. Avenue C. *38 weekly. (38 Ity TE 14437. Owner. i RM APT. Single lady wltli child ? preferred. Child car* Included. , (32.00 wk. Share kitchen. HY 8-4478 , . OWNEn . 144 RM APT. 818.12 WKLY. 1 ’ WEEKS RENT. 1 WEEKS (ECUR- * ITY. LARGE. OWNER. HY *4884 ' m rm st. PARK SLOPE 144 furnished .apt. » alao kitchenette, couple preferred. ' call PR 3-2481 ' Park Pl. Nr. NY. 1 RMS. fth. I Dean ft. 2 Rm*. Ill wkly. ♦ St. Marks Are. 1 Rms. *25 vtkly • Broker ■ PR 4-4437 FULTON ST., 1000 • 144-1 rm Jam. apta. Newly renovated All pri vita, adults pref. Ref*, and Ity. Can ba seen evss. Owner, BO 3-4821 , Owner private kitchen, private bath.’,' _ **±*1’* Owner ipt. 144 >44. 2 and I rm apta, tarnished and unfurnished Broker. MA 2-2762. * 1281 Fulton St. * 2 AND 3 rm apis, furnished, or un­ furnished. *61.52. and *65. WEL­ FARE. Alao 4. I and I rma. *» up to *128. Brokst, ST 34003. PROSPECT I ttful modem PL Elevator Mdg. bBmv ere 144 tandsbed. 878.80 Nee Drive. 2>/4 room*—*125 (118. UtIMen ta- Many Other, CLARKE MA 2-8778 ST. JOHN’S PL. J RM APT. Furnished Call snytinw OWNER OWNER UL 7-1898 VA- $20,2-522,3-526 Mr. Oam. 338 W. 138th St. U 87170 AU 4-7742 3 RMS FURNISHED APT. Something ales. See lady 1st floor rsar. Aot*., Kitchenette*, Rm*. Reasonable. 317 W. 138th ft tm. 103 MO 3-30*0 Furnished 2 room apartment Nice nelgborhood Agent FO 8-0036 :wxre.es oa . I(UII 41 rill. apt. Studio livingrm Largs kit­ chen Private Bath *80 monthly Call Supt UN 4-2807. Owner. 14 W. 100th ST, 8 large modern quiet, clean rooms (87.88. 844 RM APT FURNISHED Private bath - |65 W. 145th ft. AD 44*48 L Jones M W. 1 St. Call afternoons LE t-7193 MR. YATES - OWNER Furnished Apartments MANHATTAN 4 ROOMS AND OVIR 147 rr. i tarnished RI *4211 ft. Nicholas Are. Furnlahed *129 844 rma. W. 188 ft. *78. 8 rma. W. 88 ft. (118 1 rma. Bremt. (78 4 rma. Bronx, elevator, 8M 8 rma. Proepect Are. *•< MO XT ,m ST: 1M W Modem Biro. .pt. 4 raw. SO wtdy Fine aneor- Ry. Owner. 8U 74*38. II9TW ST tree sr Weal 4* MB Are. At- 4 rm apt. Wasttag adale IN ma. 1 marob’s eeesrlty (see MO *4178 (Owner) 88 Herkimer St. (OWNER) I rms. *11 private----------- A* Mt .i.«.888 ri 3 rms. all prtvsta Call JESSE L VANN 121 Ralph Av*. '• OL 2-1888 244, 3, AND 4 RMS. - . ». Alee untarnished Apta and Klirhieiltsg UL 7-1888; AGENT 3 RM FURNISHED APT. Light, and gas included, children. *108 mo. Month's rant. Mo's security. ST X1784 O4VNER 2 RM8. 820; 1 RMS. (22; I RMS *28; 4 rms. (88: 144 rm kttchsnstta. 8I7i 2 adjotidng rms *25. Other rm*,- 110 wk and np. COSEAL REALTY 2O21A FULTON ST HY 54118 2 ROOM APARTMBrr Furnlahed or uatafdkd OL (4M8 fi-rnishED 1 RM8, AND BATH. GROUND FLOOR. CHILDREN. OWNER OL 3 RM FURNUHED AFT. PR 44878 HOUSE HUNTING? f r!if CONSUT AMSTERDAM NEWS EVERY WEEK 131ST IT. MS. W ' 2 run lr LO 84788 rm. (12 88 up ST 2 4858 PR PUTNAM AVE., ITI LARGE FURN1BKED PUTIfAM AVE. Bet Bedford. Ran rm. aaD p m. MA AIM. rUTNAM AVE.. 881. LARGE RM. UL TO PLACE ST 9-1878 LARGE preferred. UL 8ta8b' LARGE RM Ceotdag, UL 14188. LARGE RM No man preferred. OL MWIUM RM NY NEATLY taralafced frawt rm. WoTO- Ing peruon proterrod. MA X7941 or UL 54408, NICE RM. Reaenneble ------ tranap 8«n.. Mon. UL 7-77a 1 AND 2 RM klUhsalSttas. nowly decorated Single preferred. JA X ROOMS. Man or Near trsnsp. IL 7-7987. FURNISHED RM Putnam near No* trend. Cooking. MA 2-9(70. DOWNTOWN - attractive Mgle*; tranap Adults preferred MA 4-129f. NEATLY tarnished rm; light cooMng ItRRp^CtlblR P^Opl* pTttfCITsd, PR 34*09 FURNISHED1rmawithprivatebath and kitchanette Quiet hwteoas cou­ ple preferred. Chit evenings. NE X FURNIKHED GROUND FLOOR rm. working couple preferred. Rater, encea Alee 2 ftagl* rms, 1 flight op Christian Home. GL 5-6380 ONE hall rm Single girl preferred NE 84KI6 - LARGE BEDRM. tarelahed. CooMnc prltllaqaa. JA 1-2*8* To Place an Advertiselmoiit on these pages CaU GL Ri 9-5300 88 M np rm. Linen. Telephone service Can LU 9 7806 or ba 5-9011 I ROOMS FOR RENT PO 7-7901 SINOIJC WELFARE | Refrigerator. Plante hast - water WA 3-3511 LE 4-73(8 (PACKVe Working 8 38 p m. person pref Call after AU 1-7844. PROSPECT AVE. B. 1(7 *. Uvlag 4 2 bedrooms DA 34744 SUMMIT AVE . 10(13 - Large nn. Nesr Yankee Stadium, Kitchen privileges Telephone TA (3111 sr JE *4197 CHOICE tern, i Hha ft as DA af 1 or 2 attractively na 111 M 4 88.78 Home rroendtaga Coavenlent to rf. Call 'after 1 PM^ or WY 1 Ri 9-5300 HULL 8T . 1»6A. I.AROK ad rm. front, aaa of living nr and kitchen U preferred. Bklyn DI 5 2072 __________ _ JEFFERSON AVE., ftl. Ona large _ QUINCY St Cban. warm. UL 7-f CAU Ri 9-5300 I ATTRACTIVE RM. ; OL SINGLE* and franca Cooking PR LARGE ten rm aoa prof. EV 74178. HERKIMER SY.. 488, 8 Rlfl8» poopb proterrod. share Mtchon. SL 4-120* HERKIMER JT. 381. W. AND Q1 INCY IT., $47. IARGE all. conveniences. QUINCY ST., NEATLY Pare. A WANT AD Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com --- PAGE BREAK --- 24 a N. I. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat , Jan. 12, 1963 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Apartment Houses Houses For SaU Houm* For SaU 4FAM AND STORE *350 CASH LEWIS AVE. corner Halsey St.. SI Family. 4 stores, A-l condition, all marble, ( oil, 5 and • rms apes, one mortgage 13 yrs. Income UiAeo. cash SSSjaw. Details Murray Goldblatt. IN 9-5576 or FI 1-5022. ALL DECONTROLLED 7 family brick. Income over 28400 annually, steam by oil, modern bath, parquet floors throughout, H block from sob, 25400 down, owner will taka back one mortgage. Mr. Graves PR 8-1290 or evenings PR . 4-2260. BUSHWICK - 6 family brick, oil. modern baths. 5 rms each. 1 va­ cant. Live rent free. Income, $6600 per year, cash 26,000, brokers pro­ tected. Berton, HI 3-6230 N(fcASH NEEDED East New York — Handyman Special • family brick, all vacant. BERSON HI 3-6200 PROSPECT PL. 16 Family, Income. 813,300, oil beat. 4 and 5 rm apta. Cash 86400. Ask for Mr. Cohen. PR 4-3342, PR 4-9298, Little Joe's Enterprises. 5 FAMILY FRAME, oil. Powell St., 23600 Income, Low price with 22300 Down, Good Profit. Easy Terms, TR 5-2504. Attorney. HUNTINGTON. LONG ISLAND - New O rm Ranch Home.Near stA—». shopping, large yard, ear port. Call or write Charles H Vaughn. 270 Decatur St. GL 3- 7110. Owner. (Bklya) Houses JFanted Business Property MORTGAGE MONEY | 1st-2nd*3rd I Unlimited I Money I 24 Hour I Mortgage < Commitment 1 Mortgage < 1 48 Hour 1 Mortgage 1 * Closing 1 I QUICK - CONFIDENTIAL | | FHA Repair j Loans I ALSO I | G.l. Loans , Bank Rats* Repair fir ^Alteration Loans | MONEY AVAILABLE I ANY TT« BUILDING L DO YOU NEED MONEY F I Foreclosures k Prevented [ MORTGAGES BOUGHT | ANY LOCATION ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE I YOUR PRESENT DEBTS LOR MORTSASES CON- bsOLIDATED TO REDUCE [ YOUR PAYMENTS. I Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Qu*en$, IMMEDIATE ACTION RADIANT REALTY CO. PL 7-6985 AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ava.) AJAX Ul 7-3400 OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. AIm Open Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays 303 E. 110th St. 8 family house, brick, oil burner, A-l condition Price 317400. CaU days CY 04)320, nights. SE 3-1230, Broker JULIAN A. SILVERMAN ASSOC SC 4-399 ISO W. 73 St., NYC Apartment Houses For SaU Special 6 FAM BRICK (Vacancy) *395 CASH charges. Must sell Immediately. We have many more, 4, 5, I 4 I family houses to choose from, located la Flatbush, Crown Heights, Park Slope. Bushwick. Many with small caah down. Come in or call, AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ave.) AJAX UL 7*3480 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Abo Open , Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays FLATBUSH - Church Avo. A E. 32nd St. 13 family. New oil burner. Detached. Brick. Corner. 4’a * *'*. Reasonable ES 3-3583 OWNER WILLIAMSBRIDGE - oil. Two fam­ ily one 6 rm apt. vacant. Sunken tub-modern apt. Income $125 mo. from ( room apt. Price 214400 Cash 01450. CONCOURSE AREA - AU vacant. Two family - large plot • ell. many private rooms Price *1*400 Cash 02400 CAROLEE REALTY 407 E. 161st. St. Open all Day Saturday A Sunday. CONSOURSE - W. Bet. 179 A Tre­ mont Avfc. 2 fam brick, 15 rma. Small caah, B« 9-3346, call 6-10 ,* PM. Owner. PARKCHESTER. 2 Family brick, 1 family homo*. Easy terms. 2 family homes. Small cash. 6 family brick, $15,000 Payne A Payne Of. 5-1894 Immediate Inspection and Com­ mitment. FHA * QL'I SPECIALTY. LET US COHMUDATB TOUR DEBTS TO REDUCE TOUR PAYMENTS. FOR 1ST. 2ND AND 3RD MORT­ GAGES. QUICK ACTION IN FORECLOSURES. WE FINANCE REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS AND BUILDING LOANS. WE’LL BUY YOUR HOUSE ALL CASH. WE OFFER DEEDS FOR SALE AND LEASES AT LOWEST COST. ON RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES. FUNDS AVAILABLE FOB LAND MORTGAGES Any Typo Financing Considered CONSULT US FOR CONVENTIONAL A DIFFICULT . , FINANCING (CONFIDENTIAL - PERSONAL ANALYSIS - AND - SERVICE RENDERED) CROWN ESTATES Hickory 3-5500 1ST MORTGAGE wanted, small apt house with stores, JOHNNIE WATTS, AU 0-3003 Property Management 2 FAMILY BRICK •_! FARE ZC • FINISHED PLAYROOM Gl's $2,000 DOWN _ CIVILIANS $4,000 DOWN . PAY AS YOU GO PLAN! GUARANTEED TENANT FOR INCOME APARTMENT MODEL: 2939 Tiemann Ave. (between Men A Arnow Av*$., East af Eastchester Rd.) Directions: E. on GunhUl Rd to Araow Ave. left nt Araow Ave (Poet Office), to Tic nann Ave. left at Tiemann Ave to Model. Open every day Including Sun. from Noon 111 Dual COMPLETE LEGAL 3 family well Houses For SaU LINCOLN HOMES 1 Fort Zona 2 FAMILY BRICK PRESENTING A NEW COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES Oversized 6 Rm Duplex + 3!4 Rm Walk-in PRICED RIGHT MODEL: Cornar E. 218th St. fir Bronxwood Ave. BOWBAR REALTY 927 Allerton Ave. Bx. KI 7-7977 Ely Avo. vie. Brick 1 yr old. l/4ti. 1/5H. <1 bedrooms). Basement, Laconia Avo. vie. Brick det. l/i. 1/4. mn batemenU detached garage, *31400- Williamsb ridg* Frame 7 rooms. <4 bed- *12400. I Brick Oet. 1 fun. 1/4. 2/Ss. 2 car garage. 227400. Votes Avo. vie. Brick 7 yre old. 8 rms. (1 I bedrooms). 114 baths, full basement, garage. 817400. MANY OTHERS IRVING KOtZEN 253 E. 233 St. KI 7-2794 Sentry Homes I Qwiet Residential Area | 1 FAMILY , SOLID BRICK 6 Large Rooms * • 3 BEDROOMS) • 1 Vo BATHS PITKOFF BROOKLYN Crown Hgts. 2 FAM. 8 rmi. 2 modern baths a kitchen. Large backyard. AB vacant. Carrying charges, 2170 per mo. Nr. school and transp. Coll Mr. Steinberg IN 7-7477 BUSHWICK SEC Large 12 rooms, modern Ule hatha, ALL VACANT, only one bank mortgage 20 years, pay­ ments 0130 monthly. Immediate possession, imall down payment. Call owner. Decatur Street. OX, 2 ator ment, 13 rooms. 01400 down. FAIR DEAL IN 3 Family. 17 rooms, all modern, Vacant. 2450 down. Mr. Murray EV 5-7788 ONE MORTGAGE, $1,000 ON 2 family brick. 11 large rm*. par­ quet. modern kitchens, tile baths, all vacant, outdoor patio, newly decor­ ated, Including Sandran linoleums, nr. 8th Ave. Sub. and schools. THIS HAS TO BE SEEN TO BE FULLY APPRECIATED. OWNER. GL 2- 0137. CROWN HGTS. 2 Family brick. 12 private rms 81200 down include closing fee. 3 modern bath, decor •ted. Mr. Jackson BU 7-3078 IT'S A HONEY Crown St. 2 story, brick. 2 family, semi-detached, with 3 car garage. 13 rooms, finished room In basement A real buy — 25400 cash. ALEXANDER REALTY CO. 703 Nostrand Ave. nr St. John's Pl. ST 3-3700 EVES. AX 1-2091 FAMILY HOUSE. 0 rooms. Large basement. Oil heat Large garden, small caah. Downtown Brooklyn Price *17400. YU 2-0008. Owner. TO RENT A ROOM TO SELL A HOUSE TO GET AN APARTMENT TO GET A JOB PLACE YOUR AO WITH THE AMSTERDAM NEWS . CLASSIFIED AGENCY BROOKLYN Amsterdam News Brooklyn Brooch 1251 Bodford Ava. (Nr. Faltea St4 Boro Advertising Agoncy — 391 Fulton St. State Advertising Agoncy — 409 Fulton St. Smith's Stationary, S Kingston Avo. Nostrand Stationary, 896 Nostrand Avo. Philipson L 531 Gotos Ave*. Tomin M., 792 Franklin Avo. Kingston Sporting Goods, 1507 Fulton St. Aaronson k, 127 Kingston Avo. Greonman M., 201 Reid Avo. Goto Stationary, 1368 Broadway Bushwick A. L, 1432 Broadway Borough A. A^ 76 Court St. Shanin Adv. Agoncy, 9 Sumnor Avo. Houses For SaU Houses For SaU ‘•••HOUSES AVAILABLE**** o ALL SECTIONS OF BROOKLYN • E. N. Y. CROWN H6HTS BUSHWICK • 2, 3, 6 Family Oar Specialty G. I. NO DOWN PAYMENT • LOW DOWN PAYMENT FOR ALL OTHERS FREE TRANSPORTATION • BAINBRIDGE ST, 96. 2 story brick, 1 car garage, possess!nn. Other*. Miller Bros. 1131 Fulton St.. ST 3 8395. ......... SACR1FICE FULL PRICE $4900 NO MORTGAGE Pacific St. Underhill Avo. Store. 2 apta. brick. 4 rooms, vacant, perfect condition CALL OWNER PL 7-6905 2 FAMILY. 11 rma. oil. 27J month carries 2250 Down, Frank. EV 5-7789 • HOUSES FOR SALE, also lease. As low as $500, down CaU Mr. Cleve­ land. PR 8-9731 CROWN HTS, legal 2 family, 3 story and basement brownstone, 3 modern baths, oil, steam, vacant. Frank N. Brown UL 7-6017 Sundays PR 81218 2 FAMILY HOUSES for saw. one mortgage. Price 218400, Down pay­ ment. FHA 81400. GI 2500 Down. Low monthly payments Call Jesse L. Vann 126 Ralph Ave. GL 2-1800 ^FAMILY, Crownluts. n rms, par- quet floors, good block, near transp, ultra modern baths, near Nostrand Ave., finished basement. Mr. Salisbury. PR 34619. SACRIFICE $7100 FULL PRICE NO MORTGAGE Schenck Avs. Dumont Ave. (EAST NEW YORK! VACANT APT. 2 FAMILY — 12 ROOMS Perfect Condition Call Owner PL 7-6985 FAMILY BRICK, semi detached, oil steam, brass plumbing, par­ quet Doors, all vacant, excellent condition, cal, owner ST 9-6652, eve­ nings ST 9-3649. STERLING ST (Flatbush), 2 family brick, 1-6 rms. 1-7 rm, modern, 2-car garage. CaU Mr. Green or Mr. Spence PR 2-4900. SACRIFICE ALL VACANT Green Ave. St. James PL 12 Rooms. 3 Baths Brick. 20x100 Cash Required 23750 CsU Owner PL 7-0985 AJAX UL 7-3400 Special 2 FAM *390 CASH ' DOWN Bright cheerful detached 3 family house, with 2-car garage, all decontrolled, eU heat. Immaculate la choice section of Brooklyn, walk to subway, churches, achooto. a rare bargain. Owner mu# eeU at once. Act. fast, easy terms to all. WE HAVE HUNDRED6 OF HOUSES TO CHOOSE FROM, located in Crown Heights. Flatbush. Park Slope. Many with aa little as 2390 down. You name the area, we have the house. Come in or call AJAX REAL ESTATE 1192 Fulton St. (Near Bedford Ava.) AJAX UL 7-3400 OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Also Open Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays BARGAIN. VACANT. CATV* AVE. •MUCK. 3 FAMILY. STORE. • ROOMS EACH 20400. RE 3-0071. r decontrolled' bio profit*! Rent roll 223400 20 family. Small cash Owner. UN 5 2250 Ajpartment" Houses • FAMILY, 2 rm apta. private rma. excellent neighborhood. Caah *4400. Frank N. Brown. UL 7-6017 Sundays PR 8-1218 ■CROWN HTS. 4 story, brick. 8 family. M rooms. 2 vacancies, suitable for conversion EAST NEW YORK 2 family, brick. 4 A I room spin, rent roU 20000 per year. A real men ty-maker. only 21*00 cash. — - ALEXANDER REALTY CO. 703 Nostrand Av*, nr 8t. Johns FI. Evas ST 3-0104 ST 3-3700 Do you need money? 1st, 2nd & 3rd Mortgages Alteration Loans We Can CeaseMate Year Pre*eat Debt* late 1 Mthly. Paynrt. We loan when others reject Any leeatten • nay type Mdi 24 Hr. Ceomittineat Golden Key CY 3-4270 PROPERTY MANAGED Anywhere We Are Banded Ask Far Mr. Batman er Mr. Locks AJAX REAL ESTATE Ul 7-3408 Houses For SaU MANHATTAN HOUSES FOR SAU IN ALL BOROS Oman Down Payments AMO OBNBRAL INOURANCB >271 7th Ave. Bat ware irttk and 121th eu AC 1-1200, Irena Cunningham <»0t« WUUamsbridge Section — 3 family brick. AU vacant Garage Caah 24400 CaU Huge 2 Fam Bk 6&6Rooms 1 FARE ZONE 10% Dawn 5*4% Mortgage Full Finithad Basement with Bath Storms & Screens 963 E. 229th St ( STORMS 8 SCREENS MODEL: 2728 . | Gunther Ave. < (NEAR FREEDOMLAND) ’ Dlrecthms: Oun BD Rd. to, Bartow Ave. (Traffic llght).| left towards Freedomland, 2 blocks to Gnnther, right turn. SACRIFICE CASH ONLY $1250 AU VACANT FULTON AVE. 170 ST. NR CROTONA PARK 1 family. 0 rooms. 1 hatha Fully detached. oU burner, plot 2Sx 006. landscaped Balance small monthly payments. GALL OWNER PL 7-0008 FLATBUSH 1 Family detached. Bun galow 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, mod­ ern kitchen A Bath, oil heat, newly decorated, reduced for Quick Sale 212.750 mortgage terms. Rauff Re-lty. 1991 Flatb. Ave. YORK. Double Posses rooms. Pvt. Driveway. Brass. Clean, 22400 GI NO CASH Prospect PI beautiful 3 story, base­ ment. brick. 3 family, with 10 large rooms. 4 lovely baths. 1 modern kit­ chens This Is a real buy. Costa only $150 to carry. ALEXANDER REALTY CO. 703 Noatrand Av*, nr St John’s PI. ST 3 3700 EVES. VI 7-037* SHEEPSHEAD BAY — 1419 AV V Legnl 4 Fam Rrlck <3 decontrolled apta.) oil. Income 23400 plus. Possession 3 netr sub : terms. Ex­ cellent Investment. Brokers wel. » come. Equitable Ul, 9-6900 FLATBUSH — STERLING ST completely renovated 2 family 11 rma Vi block from IRT eaay terms Mrs. Griffiths, ns .2-1135 SACRIFICE $2506 CASH Barkley Place—7th Ave. (Pork Slope) Vacant 2 family. 11 rooms, 2 baths, gas heat, brick, perfect condition Monthly payment 2235 Including taxes. 12 yr. bank mortgage Call Owner PL 7-6985 LINDEN BLVD. ares 2 story Brick S stucco 40x100. Ideal for profes­ sional use. Price 226400. Call WA 5-1505 wkdays. CL 7 1729 nights A weekends. Owner. LEGAL 4 FAMILY HOUSE, ALL VACANT, PARK PLAC1 PAR REALTY. PR 2-4003 PRESIDENT ST. 3 FAMILY BRICK 2-CAR OARAGE TWO * ROOM APTS. FINISHED BASEMENT EABY TERMS . REYNOLDS PR 8-1003 mortgage FHA—03400 down. Frank N. Brown. UL 7-6017 Sendgy^R O13M_ PWESTDENT rr. 2 family, flnlohed basement, garage. 224400. nntlo Fair Deni IN 74900 4 FAMILY, vacant, 81500 Caah. 4 family, tocoma 20400. 01500 caah 13 family. Income 10400. 83000 caah Largest aatactioa of Incoma CALL CROWN HOTS - FLAThTtsII detached 2 family 71 rma, modern kitchen A hath 50x1(10. William David. JN 2-1033 LEGAL 3 family, 3 story and base­ ment, new otl burner, modern baths, 18 rms, cash, 21500. Par Realty, PR 2-4983 BUSHWICK — 2 family, 13 rm*. oil, all vacant, modern, newly dec­ orated, 22500 BERSON Hl 3-6200 Legal 4 family brick semi-detached, parquet floory, 3 apta vacant. Good Income. FHA Mortgage. Cash 23400 Frank N. Brown UL 7-6017 Sunday PR 0-1218 FAMU.Y, vacant, brownstone front. 2490 down, move right In, Uva rent free. For Information call Mr. Borg PR 4-6700 CROWN HEIGHTS 2 Family, 10 rooms, otl steam, con­ venient transportation. 07*0 down. ST 3-5433 GLOVER East New York section. 3 family bridk. CaU OWNER PR 3-9083 Crown Hgts. President St. Lovely 3 family brick with fln- Ished basement Two 0 room apt*. Modern Parquet. 3 car garage. 1 FHA mortgage Long tonne. Pbkoy 0. Harni IN 7-7480 Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com