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Evening star., 1941-03-22
Clothing Workers Ask
15Pet. Pay Increase
For Entire Industry
Baltimore PurIey Votes
Program to Cover
l00, 900 Employees
BY TIE Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 22-Dele-
gates of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers of America IN conference
here today adopted unanimously a
three-point program calling for an
immediate Is per cent wage increase.
40 cents an hour minimum pay, and
a campaign Ito organize the unor-
ganized' in the cotton garment in
dustry.
Demands for the Is per cent in
crease cover the entire garment in
dustry, including shirts, pajamas,
underwear, bathrobes and single
pants" and would affect more than
100 900 workers, officials said
The delegation justified its posi-
ton by the rising living cost,
marked improvement in profits in
the industry and by forecasts that
point to continuation and acceler-
alton of this trend in the coming
year"
In requesting immediate introduc-
ton of the 40-cents-an-hou min
imum instead of 32l2 cents fixed
under the Federal wage and hour
law, Jacob S. Potofsky, general sec
retary- of Amalgamated
Clothing workers, said Cluett, Pea
body && Co., largest shirt manu-
facturer, already had granted a 40
cent minimum besides other i'm
provements
Amalgamated. he said, will press
for the higher minimum at hear
ing on April IS before the wage
hour administrator.
National and local officers OF the
union were authorized to employ
sufficient organizers to bring about
| 100 per cent unionization of cotton
goods industry workers within a few
| months.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
New 'Best-Dressed' ListIncIudes
Mrs. Wallace, Adelaide Moffett

of 100 designers by the Fashion
Academy, a school which teaches
fashion designing, were Rosalind
Russell of the movies, Rise Stevens
of opera, Barbara Hutton of So
ciety. Josette DAILY of the debutante
group, Sonia Henie of sports, Vivien
Kellems of the business world, Alice
Frost of the radio Big Sister" pro-
gram, for radio: Vera Zorina of bal
let, Gertrude Lawrence of the stage,
Adelaide Moffett of the supper clubs,
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace. wife of the
Vice President, in public life; Clare
Booth in the field of writing, and
Soprano Lucy Monroe for the all
American" selection.
The list compiled four months ago
by a group of designers and fashion
authorities was a general one, and
did not grade the women by fields
Of activity.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Daughter Reported Born
To Schuschnigg's Wife
b. the Associated Press,

bS lHt ASSuC-aleu FIeSS,
VIENNA, March ga report
was spread in social circles here
yesterday that Kurt Schuschnigg.
former Austrian Chancellor still in
German custody. and his second
wife, Countess Vera Czernin- -Fug-
ger, had become the parents of a
daughter.
Friends of the 43- year old
SchuSchnigg sought verification
from Official quarters. but could
establish only that he is living
quietly in a Bavarian village with
his wife. He married her by proxy
June l, 1888, a few months after
Austria was absorbed by Germany
and Schuschnigg was confined to
the Metropole Hotel here.
A l5-year-old son by his first
wife, who was killed in an automo-
bile accident. is with his father in
Bavaria. it was said.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
House Unit Refuses
Fund for Cos Masks
For Army Horses
By the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
Members of the House Appro-
priauons Committee who ap-
proved billions for defense drew
the line yesterday at spending
S1,05O,075 for gas masks for
horses and the plants to produce
them.
They eliminated the item from
the s4,073 900. 900 appropriation
bill. although Maj. Gen. Walter
C. Baker of the Chemical War
fare Service had testified the
masks were absolutely essential
to the protection of the horse"
Evening star., 1941-03-22
u. 5. Conveys 10 Aid
Britain Inevitable
DR.. Walsh Says
Georgetown U. Official
Coils Leuse-Lend Bill
Reservations Meaningless

The use of American WarShlpS and
varplanes to convoy defense ma
terials to Great Britain seems in
evitable," the Rev. DR.. Edmund A.
Walsh, S. j.. vice president Of
Georgetown University and regent
of the school of foreign service, de-
clared in his fourth public lecture
last night.
ut is, indeed. all eXpectant silence
that now broods over the Nation"
he told an audience in Memorial
Continental Hall.
DR.. Walsh said President Roose-
welt was reelected to a third term
with full knowledge of the growing
tragedy and with clear understand
ing of the meaning implied by that
"shattering, long-eStablished prece-
dent" The necessity of his dealing
with each crisis as it arose was i'm
plicit in the vote of confidence, he
declared.
Calls Reservations Meaningless"
He asserted that vague and mean
ingless" reservations inserted in the
lease-lend legislation do not exclude
the possibility of conveying British
aid ships.
The drafters know full well that it
will be done under another power
untouched by the act" he said. "As
commander In chief of the Army and
Navy, the President may order those
forces to any operation which he
IaJ To nft l,o
United States" he added, "as Presi-
dents have done in the past, and as
Woodrow Wilson did in arming
American merchantmen early in 1917
in the face of congressional refusal
to take that responsibility"
DR.. Walsh termed the lease-lend
bill a more historic and challeng-
ing pronouncement than any pri-
vate or public act of the past" The
bill he declared, enunciates a new
Monroe Doctrine.
Sees Monroe Doctrine Extended.
But the Roosevelt doctrine of
1941 enjoys a legal sanction which
neither President Monroe nor any
of his successors ever achieved" he
declared. The lease-lend bill both
by It's language and by interpreta-
ton of the President extends
that protectorate to the spirit and
soul of universal democracy.
From the American continent to
a world concept, to be implemented
by the military. economic and flnan-
cial resources of America-there Is
the historic development of these
last two weeks" he said.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Closing Chicago Grain
pytff kSSariatad prsss

BY tie Associated Press
CHICAGO. March 22.-The wheat
price setback which has occurred
since 194l peaks were established at
midweek. was checked today when
the market rallied from an early de-
cline of almost cent bushel.
Profit taking diminished after the
first few minutes of trade and prices
recovered all of the initial losses and
at times pushed upward with small
net gains Crop complaints from the
Southwest, scattered demand attrib-
uted to mills and indications that
increased wheat marketings the last
week, including some grain that had
been under loan, were being readily
absorbed by the commercial inter-
eStS, strengthened the market.
Wheat closed unchanged to "a
lower, compared with yesterday;
May, S71s -07; July, S4l2-3s; corn,
ls-3s higher; May, 637s "a; July,
6411 Sc oats UNCHANGED tn l.. dou-r7
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Whirluwoy
Continued From First Page)

James, who has been assigned the
mount on the Calumet colt in the
Derby, few here from California to
pilot the son OF Blenheim, I'd.
Mud and slop hold no terrors for
Whirlaway, but the colt simply was
not there today, any more than
when he was beaten at Hialeah Park.
He got away last, as usual, reached
contention quickly, and drew up
head and head with the leading
Little Beans at the turn for home.
1t seemed at that point, espe-
cially when Whirlaway did not show
his occasional tendency to run out.
that the favorite would win. But he
flattened out disznally and did Moth
ing to regain his former Derby pres
tige. He appeared all right when
James returned him to the paddock
after the race.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
US. Seizes Two Germans
Who Fled Ontario Cump

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, March 22-Intern-
ment officials announced early
today that two German prisoners
of war who escaped last night from
the prison camp at Fort Henry,
near Kingston, Ontario, had been
apprehended by United States au-
thorities.
The officials said the prisoners
two German navy officers whose
names were not disclosed-had been
caught before they reached the
American shore of the ice-covered
St. Lawrence River, but they were
across the international boundary
line which is in midstream at that
point.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
French Reinforcements
Arrive in Ind0-China
Ply the Associated Press.

Ply the Associated Press.
SAIGON, French Indo-China,
March 22.-The French passenger
ship Deslrade, a converted trans
port, arrived here today bringing 300
native troops, 100 French Army Off
GERS and much equipment from
France.
1t was understood here that many
more troops and officers are sche-
uled to arrive from France soon.
French naval authorities denied,
however, that three French warships
also are expected to reach here
A partial rehabilitation of French
military forces already in Indo-
China has been decided at a secret
military conference of French Army
officials, it was learned.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Accidental Shot Kills Youth
Who UnknowingIy Slew Father

the direction of chicken coop. I
told him to wait until I fixed the
target so he wouldn't be shooting
toward any other building.
Carl must have reloaded the SIN
gle shot rifle. because when he put
it down it went off again"
That slug struck Carl in the fore
head. Rulon called physician and
went in search of his father, w. w.
Francis, to tell him of the accident.
He found him in the chicken coop,
bullet through his head.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
West Executive Avenue
Troffic to Be One-Wuy

To expedite the transaction of ON
cial business at the White House and
State Department. traffic on West
Executive avenue between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and State place will
be one-way southbound, beginning
Monday, the Office of National Cap
ital Parks announced yesterday. The
change was ordered at the request
Of White House police.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Belgian Coming TO U. S.
To Press Gold Claim
e, the Associated Press.

F3 the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 22.-Camille
Gutt. Belgian finance minister, an
nounced today he was going to the
United States to attempt settlement
of claim on French-held gold there
for $230, ,0O0, 600 to speed the Belgian
war effort.
The Belgians, who are suing in
Federal Court to recover from the
French reserves in the United States
gold deposited in France before the
invasion, say they wish to equip
five or six" more battalions in the
Belgian KonsQpto aid the British.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
By tie Associated Press.

By Tie Associated PfeSS.
MORGAN. Utah, March 22.-Carl
Francis unknowingly shot and killed
his father, then shot himself acci-
dentally and died without knowing
of his fathers fate.
A coroner's jury decided today
both deaths were accidental and
largely unrelated.
Rulon Francis, Carls brother, gave
the jury this account of the tragedy:
He had a. target posted on utility
pole. After his gun discharged in
Evening star., 1941-03-22
2 U. S. Worships DeIoy
SoiIin9 From Sydney
By the Associated Press.

By The ASSOCIATED Press.
SYDNEY Australia, March a.
Sailing of seven United States war
ships which arrived here on a train
ing cruise Thursday was postponed
today until tomorrow to give the
1000 officers and men an extra "a
hours to enjoy Sydney's hospitality.
The ships will leave tomorrow for
Brisbane, where they will remain
three days. They are led by the
heavy cruiser Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

CnHaE9 NasH mAFhets
Cash wheat, no sales reported. Corn, No.
8 yellow, 63l3-661.; No. 4. 81 h-64&: No.
yellow. 5ei7-62H: No. 3 white. 6T-6s;
sample. 5s-5SIA Oats. No. ! white heavy.
3e'4:, No. >. 391.: No, 2, 3sA: sampls
SO, nominal feed 1852. nominal: screen
ing. $3.50, nominal No. l mailing, 1856;
tough, So Soy beans No. . yellow. 1.05tz:
No. 3, i 03lz. Field seed unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

NaA attempts to enlist young
Norwegians in German military
service are meeting with very little
response. according to report by
the royal Norwegian government.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Carmody Demands
Speed on Arlington
Offices for NAVY
Contractor Warned to
Stop Piddlins' on
Construction Work

Federal Works Administrator
John NJ. Carmody last night deliv-
cred an ultimatum to the contractor
in charge of erecting the new Fed
eral Office building in Arlington
County, Va, to speed up construc-
ton. The structure is the one to
be used by the Navy Department.
Irked over the fact that few men
are employed on the job, Mr.. Car
mody warned Fred Driscoll, presi-
dent of the George F. Driscon con-
struction firm of New York, to cease
"piddhng along" An exchange of
kilograms was made public by the
Federal Works Agency.
This job may be one of your side
shows" Mr.. Carmody wired, but it
is so urgently needed to provide
space for defense activities in Wash
ington that it Is our main show"
Astonished at Size Of Crew.
Mr. Carmody said he was aston
ished to find 50 little equipment and
SO few men on the job" when he
inspected 1t two weeks ago. adding:
you ought to be pouring TOO cubic
yards Of concrete every day instead
OF piddling along the way the job
is going. What was good in the way
OF construction speed year ago is
no good today on these defense jobs.
Some contractors are doing in
80 days what those who don't know
what the defense program calls for
are taking six months to do. l have
Just asked to find out whether you
want to finish the job or not"
The head Of the contracting firm
replied that the contract was being
complied with rapidly and added:
If you desire to proceed with
the work on a 24-hour basis, as
suggested in your letter of March
10, we will be pleased to adjust
contract accordingly. Work to which
you refer has been done on this
basis I will be in Washington
Monday, If you wish"
Carmody's Telegram.
BY telegram, Mr.. Carmody re-
piled as follows:
If the work per shift on the
24-hour basis you suggest didn't
move any faster than the single
shift work we are complaining about,
any such arrangement would amount
to throwing Federal money away.
Let's get one shift manned for action
and organized for speed, and then
talk about additional shifts If neces-
sary.
L think it extremely important
that you meet Mr.. Near A. Meiick
public Buildings Administration
supervising engineer) on the job
Monday, where infinitely more can
be done to organize it properly than
can be done around a desk"
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Racing Selections
For Monday
TpaniraI DARK lSlo-l
Tropical Park (Slowl.


By the Louisville Times.
1-True Heart, Moonful, Sam Hous-
ton.
2-Punta Final, Dongy, White Front
3-High Finance, Alseleda, Latepass
DARBY Desmond. React, Red Man
tilla.
5-Mar LIE, One Witch, Speed to
Spare.
6-Merry Gesture, Little Bolo, War
Declared
Star Hunter, Early Settler, La
Joya.
8-Cantata, Flushing. Bow and Ar
row
9-Hallie, DiSsembler. Attracting.
Best bet-Darby Desmond.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Consensus at Tropical (Slow).

Consensus at Tropical Slow.
BY the Associated Press.
ASK Me, True Heart, Riverlass.
2-Farrago, Ethel Blume, White
Front.
3-Athelhilda, Alseleda, Latepass.
4-React, Rich Cargo, Ladies First.
5-One Witch. Colosseum, Doubt
Not.
6-War Declared, Merry Gesture,
Little Bolo.
7-Felsun, Spin On, Quaker Brass.
8-Copin, Prince Dean, Flushing.
Substitute-San Antioca, Halle, At
tracing.
Best bet-Copin.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

Oaklawn tFast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Nigrette, Flyfoot. Royal Charm
2-High Talent, Sky Patrol, Bud On.
3-Fittstown, Lord Prospect, Skipper
Jack.
+Sabariel, Half Time, Vinum.
She Rolls, Lactose, Aljack.
6-Black Gift. Red Go, Merry Saxon.
7-Fandan. Count Tetrarch, To-
bacco.
8-Roman Gypsy, Sepia, Kennel.
Gross Ruff, Woodlark, Spicate.
Best bet-He Rolls.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 600: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; maidens; fur
Evening star., 1941-03-22

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and fast.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Racing News
Ooklown Park Entries
For Mondoy

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4-yesr -olds and Up. o furlonss tout OF
Evening star., 1941-03-22
SUBSTITUTE RACE-Purse, 81 900

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Showery and slow.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Tropical Park Entries
For Mondoy
By the Associated Press.

as w. Dunlap and Mrs. A. B. KarIe
Evening star., 1941-04-05
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROSEMONT. VA.-corner room; new home,
sit; high; conv. transportation; reasonable.
Call Alexandria 5614
1909 N HERNDON ST, Lyon Village,
Arlinston-Rm, adj bath; refined pvt.
home: conv. bus: Govt empl. preferred. s.
us RITCHIE AVE, Silver Spring, Md
Double rm. with radio, next to bath: new
home; empl couple or > gentlemen. SH.
1910 ewes. and Sat. afternoon. 81
CHEVERLY, MD.-Furnished room with
alcove. suitable for light Housekeeping
Call Hyattsville $500
ARLINGTON. VA.-Pleasant double room:
meals if desired; in private home; garage;
very reasonable. Chestnut 72lS.
1243 E ST. SE-Three rooms, newly fur
nished: Frigldaire private bath. g.
ARLINGTON. mile D c. line-Corner
rm., pvt. home; single next to bath; 10c
bus blk. from house. Chestnut 1854.
LYON vILIAGE--Trv our dimes soc
weekdays, S100 SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS.
Room for only more. make reservations
early. Private hume. Oh. -O66. )"
Evening star., 1941-04-05
ROOMS FURN. g UNFURN.

bath, utilities; employed adults. Furn.
room for gentleman, $3.50. Nr transp.
LARGE RM with complete kit, pvt bath
and entrance; also furn. sleeping rm.
Express bus line. RA. 1854.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

2os Z ST: NV. lnr Coy. bIdgs H. H.
rooms, $3.50; basement apt, $3.50 per wk
1880 R. I. AVE. N.w;-.Gentleman, large
attractive, well-furnished room, running
water. near modern bath.
WAR, NAVY. min: walk-Inner-springS
ideal for 2 or 3 clean, cheap. 1918 II
st NV. RE. 9543.
1853 MARYLAND AVE, Me- large
rooms, adjoining bath, sink, range partly
ftlrn.: reasonable -
14s4 MERIDIAN PL. NV NJ; l6thIPyt
conv. :ransp.: gentleman. co. 39ll.
on3 yS aa Ni5S st dSv sm
S14 ca. Also apt; G. e. refs. DU. 03O7.
5000 CLEVELAND AVE-Lovely rm... twin
beds; PVT. bath southern exposure WOOD
1888 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2--Young woman
share attractive studio room with an
other lady, adj porch; SIS. Ho. 0275.
l4O1 FAIRMoNT NV, Apt, 3l7-Loyely
front room for ! Or gentlemen. Near
4927 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
Double room. twin beds; for two young
men; private bath; buses and, stores in
and Sundays.
1900 10th ST. NV, Apt, 5O4.yery de-
ployed lady. Dupont 6464.
s2ls 18th ST, NW.-Attractively furnished
snd-noor front room, single or double;
reasonable.
ls4s COLUMBIA RID. NV Apt. Al
Newly furnished bedrm. in quiet apt. for
employed lady. Call after pm or Sun.
Lovely room for cultured, settled gentle
gentleman: semi-pvt. bath WO, 0s4@.
CHEVY CHASE, D. &c rooms, private
bath; for employed couple Protestant: dtsn.
roomers. Box 129-R, Star.
PETWORTH, 427 Delafield pl.. NV, RA
6534. Gentleman pref. Large front room,
. N: ! inst. N not water Can after b pm.
couple. double room Ink, running water;
zoos COLUMBIA RD. NV, Apt. 52-Dou-
Bile room. next bath. unlimited phone; on
ear and bus line. Hobart 57l7
614 OGLETHORPE ST. Nw.-HomehSe
surroundings, suitable for l or >: nr. bath,
shower: n block exp. bus; reas. GE. 53?2.
Well-turnished front room private bath;
owners home. Gentleman only. -
1918, N ST. N.W.-Walking distance. . |
double rooms next bath one room for |
CHEVY CHASE, 53l9 Nebraska ave
uniim. phone; bus at door. r.' % %Wo 37:3&
27lO CATHEDRAL AVE. NW-Beautiful |
furn; rm- lovely private home; or 2 |
gentlemen. Cony. tranSp. co. 54S6.
private home. semi-private bath, gentleman |
Emerson 2231 ;.
geo 22nd ST NW-Large single or |
double room, suitable for / or ,; semi !
private. modern tile bath with shower.
1922 L ST. N.W-Handy to downtown. |
Lovely redecorated rooms, some with run
ming water reasonable rates.
1914 18th ST. NV
Apt. 2l3-Large room, large closet, semi /
private bath, for gentle couple or ladies; |
1st zone. Call DE. O30O.
1925 ST Sc
Large room for two, or one person de- |
string real comfort; Conv. transp. phone, |
tub and shower bath garage; reas.
COLORED-2O21 Flagler pl. nw.-Neatly /
furnished rm for refined. Setted gentleman;
SIS mo. Hobart 6202.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued)


1898 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-lst FLOOR,
large bed-living room, private bath; COM
pIete kitchen: settled adults; gentle.
1905 c ST. NE.-LARGE ROOM, .KITCH-
en-; Murphy bed, sink; attractlvely furn.
AT. S6l7. Adults only; 81.
1916 INGLESIDE TERRACE N.W.---1st
floor 2 or 3 rooms, private bath l block
from Rock Greek Park. HO 4914.
REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
apartment with another. VIII exchange
references. Hobart 0sO4. Apt 7O7.
sUBLEAsE ROOM, KIT. BATH: s55, =
exposures, desirable location. available
Apr. 10. 270I Cortland Dl. NV, Apt >. -
1885 18th ST NV, APT. YOUNG
woman share attractive studio room with
another lady, adj porch; SIS. HO. 0215.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED THREE ROOM
apartment, five minutes walking distance
downtown. 500 90 mo. Call HO. 0447
before am. or after pm. o.
Sos MO: LIV RIM, BEDRM, X b
WYATT APIS, $500 Ga. ave. Also 4526
18th St; S5S. Adults. GE. 1883.
1926 18th ST. NV ROOM. KIT. AND
bath. S65; electric refrigeration, switch
board.
s1l 18th St, NV. Ma. 1904.
4 ROOMS, FURN., $3.50.
Downtown apt. bldg Large bright rms,
all conven. Metropolitan 3115.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LARGE ROOM and bath. 3 exposures;
convenient TO transportation. Call Emerson
35lS
Evening star., 1941-04-05

4433 WARREN ST. NW.-Front room, new
house; middle-aged men: twin beds: S35
month each. Southern cooking WO. 1906.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1907 s Goth st-Dou-
Bile room, with board. Also table board.
2 bus lines. phone
Evening star., 1941-04-05
ROOMS WANTED.

SETTLED LADY desires large unfurniShed
room for light Housekeeping. Box ASK,
Star. g.
BY EMPLOYED LADY. one unfurnished
room, accommodating twin beds. bath
preferred within one block of transporta-
ton: meals optional. Box blk, Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

sS0S Goth ST. N.W-Nice single or dou-
Bile; Northern cooking; nr. Mt. Pleasant
ear line. Dupont 1894
27O7 9Th ST. NE.-Large front room. suit
business couple or = men; unlim. phone:
also paraRe North SHH2
Evening star., 1941-04-05

APARTMENT TO BE VACATED BY APRIL
15: living room, dining room, kitchen, bath,
bedrooms, porch. S65 mo. Call MISS
KITCHENS, DU, 1858 or HO. O977 after
Evening star., 1941-04-05

. GIRLS. private home, large twn-bed
room. good food; NV section: very rea
eonable Emerson 5104 81
Evening star., 1941-04-05

BY OWNER-sAVE So -O00 TO $1,000 on
detached homes in Chevy Chase. D c.
built during depression. better than paw
ing rent. FULTON R GORDON, 14H7
Eve st DI 500 Brokers attention.
BOOMING HOUSE SPECIAL. 1900 BLOCK
h.-w.h., oil. 3-car garage and Arm. out
building. 3-story brick and stone Only
Nl5Ou cash REQUIRED. w. W. BAILEY,
MA 351O
Evening star., 1941-04-05
GENTLEMAN GOVT
EMP WANTS

One or two furnished rooms with bath,
desire BILE section, close to Capital Must
be private and refined environment I'm
limited phone Request fun particulars.
strict confidence observed. Box 2S-X,
Star -
Evening star., 1941-04-05
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

NFAN ! mEi~tS VIM
733 SHEPHERD ST. N.w:--3 ROOMS,
kitchen, bath; heat and refrigerator fur
nished S55. Phone GE 3400.
1884 18th ST. NV. Mr., COLUMBIA RID.
3 rooms kitchen, bath, reception hall,
inclosed porch $50. Frigidaire incl.
e1o R I AVE. NE.-TWo 27RM., KIT.
SRd Nexg Dan aPts 4 mo U'f De fs7
kitchen. private bath, screened porch gas,
lights. heat included: $50: adults.
RANDLE APT, 2525 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc
- rooms, kitchen and bath; Frigidaire on
house current; newly decorated: s42.
rms, kit. dinette and bath: open; s45
Franklin 79l4.
NEW o-RM. APT. CONSISTING OF LIV.
rm.,, dinette. kit, bath, finished back
perch; which can be used as extra .o. rm.; I
includes heat and hot water. CH. $3.50.
MT RAINIER. 3110 DATE ST. N.E--5 R.
and bath gar; blk. bus stop. 3 st and
Cedar SITS. Key at 3l20 Date st. WA. 1904
141s TAYLOR ST. NV RMS, KIT,
pT Nea eaf ae Sda sHd seo pPas
home $3.50. ia. 46a2.
$40 BUCHANAN ST. NV ROOMS,
kitch. and bath, S49.50 mo. See janitor.
LIv. RIM, BEDROOM, DINETTE, KIT,
aGyeF aTe EmeFsGn fxP s4 Apt 4o0 0lSo
2O26 EYE ST. NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS,
3rd floor; semi-pvt. bath; elec. refg.; adults;
S35. Republic 3051.
$500 K ST, NV; Mr.. GOVT. pEPTs;-
AttractiEEe cheertul chez fI, 81 rms K and b. esc
mgr. UNION STORAGE CO. No. 0IO4.
4O7 9Th ST. s.W.-4 RMS. BATH, STOVE,
elec. refg., gas heat; pvt: adults, no pets;
rent reasonable. s.