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Evening star., 1941-09-04
Douglas and Staples
Confer on Airport

Commonwealth's Attorney Law
renee w. Douglas of Arlington
County, Va, conferred yesterday
with Attorney General Abram P.
Staples of Virginia concerning the
question of whether the District or
that State should issue licenses at
the new Washington National Air.
port.
No definite announcement was
made after the conference because
the issues involved primarily con-
Germ State revenues and State pol
icieS, it was stated.
Recent developments in the boun-
Diary situation, the licensing of
businesses and the selling of alco-
holic beverages at the airport were
placed before the attorney general.
who will fix the policy to be fol-
lowed, it was learned.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Regulations 10 Cover
Within-Grade Pay
Increases Made
Periodic Advances Take
Precedence Over Other
Raises Authorized

President Roosevelt issued an eX-
ecutive order yesterday in which he
promulgated regulations for the
within-grade Government salary in
crease plan approved by Congress
August /.
The order specifies that regular
periodic advances provided by law
shall take precedence over raises
authorized for especially meritorious
services "in the use of funds avail
able in any fiscal year" The addi-
tional increases permitted by the
act may be granted simultaneously
with, or at any time prior to, the
periodic increases to which employees
are entitled. II funds are available,
the order provides.
Preserves Selectee's Rights.
An employe called to military OF
naval service win not lose the with
.if1-grade salary increases to which
he would have been entitled If work
ing at his regular job. When re-
stored to the same position or one of
like seniority, status and pay, he will
be entitled to receive salary "at a
rate of not less than the employees s
latest rate prior to his entrance into
active military or naval duty plus
any within-grade salary advance
ment or advancements to which he
would have been eligible"
Computation Of periods of civilian
Government service for purposes of
granting within-grad raises will
include the following:
la Continuous civilian employ
ment in any branch, executive de-
partment, independent establish
ment, agency or corporation of the
Federal Government or In the muni-
cipal government of the District of
Columbia.
Includes Leave.
"(b) Time elapsing on annual
sick or other leave with pay.
'(c) Time elapsing in a non-pay
status (including break in service)
not exceeding 80 days within any
one time period OF 18 or 80 months,
as the case may be.
+. "(dD Service rendered prior to
absence on furlough or leave without
pay where such absence is in excess
of 80 days but not exceeding one
year"
The executive order defines per-
manent positions as "all positions
except those designated as tempo
rary by law and those established
for definite periods of six months or
less"
The President directed that re-
ports to the Civil Service Commits
sion required by the law be SUBJ
mitted at the end of each quarter.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Steel Warehouses Get
Priority and Quotes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
In his first order since becoming
priorities director, Donald M. Mel
son directed today that steel ware
houses be given the benefit of pri-
ority treatment in obtaining stocks
of steel for resale in small quantities
A quota is to be established foI
each warehouse buying steel di-
rectly from producers. Except fol-
small orders, warehouses may not
make deliveries of alloy. steels for
any but defense purposes.
Orders for carbon steel for nom
defense purposes may be filled after
provision has been made to care
for present and anticipated defense
orders.
Oficials said between 1000 and
5000 warehouses were affected by
the order.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Smith Reoppointment
Urqed by Federal Union

A resolution urging reappoint-
ment of Edwin C.. Smith as a mem
Der of the National Labor Relations
Board has been adopted by the
Rural Electrification Administration
Local, No. 6, United Federal Work.
ers of America. a c. I. o. affiliate,
it was announced today.
The local said it opposed appoint
ment of Gerard D. Reilly, solicitor
of the Labor Department, to the
vacancy. 1t is "rumored," the res
olution said, that Mr.. Reilly's ap-
pointment is being given serious
consideration"
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Aberdeen Will Open
Defense Housing Today
B, the Associated Press.


ABERDEEN, Md, Sept. 4.-Four
dormitories accommodating a total
of 200 persons were to be opened
here late today as the first phase of
defense housing project by the
Farm Security Administration.
The dormitories, three for women
and one for men, will house civilian
workers from Edgewood Arsenal,
Aberdeen Proving Ground and
Camp Rodman, the ordnance train
ing center. The project is at Old
Post road and Roosevelt avenue.
Aberdeen officials and representa-
tives of the Army and the F. S. A.
were scheduled to take part in the
ceremonies, beginning with a flag
raising and inspection.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
More Poy Asked for Soldiers

Senator johnson, Democrat, of
Colorado proposed yesterday that
all enlisted men of the land forces,
including selectees, reservists, Ma
tional Guardsmen and Regular
Army personnel, be granted a fiat
25 per cent pay increase beginning
october l. The legislation also
would guarantee the men min
i--'url salary Of $40 monthly.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Miss FIuie Instructor

Miss L. Virginia FLAG, recently a
supervisor at Gallinger Hospital, has
been appointed nurse instructor for
the nurses aide classes to be con-
Quoted by the District Red Cross
Chapter in cooperation with the
Office of Civilian Defense, Mrs. j.
H. Jouett, acting chairman of the
Nurses Aide Corps, announced to-
day.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
Third Division Society
Elects John A. Reese

John A. Reese of Falls Church
Va, was elected president of the
Washington Branch of the Third
Division Society last night at the
Willard Hotel.
Mr.. Reese, now with the Justice
Department, was a corporal in Bat
terry B, 10th Field Artillery.
Other officers elected were Sam
Baumgarten, vice president; Harry
Cedar, secretary: William A. Link,
treasurer; Paul o. Wood, historian; ;
Thomas J. Shannon, chaplain, and
Paul Treanor, sergeant at arms.
Evening star., 1941-09-04
O'Conor Names Judoe

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 4 LP-
Clarence w. Stottlemyer, Democrat.
OF Utica, was appointed associate
judge OF the Frederick County Or
phans Court yesterday by Gov.
O'Conor.
Evening star., 1941-09-04

In September, Beware OF:
l. The hours between 10 and
II pm. Two persons met death
within this one-hour period in
September last year. The third
fatality occurred between 4 and
pm.
2. Crossing at an intersec-
ton against the proper signal.
One of the three traffic VIC
tins in September. 1910. was
killed while doing this.
Evening star., 1941-09-04

Sept. J Sept. 10 Sept. III
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ONE GENTLEMAN; LIVING ROOM. KIT.
and bath. STATE price and particulars.
Address Box l23-G. Star.
APARTMENT OR HOUSE WITH =. BED
rms, living rm.. kitchen and bath: located
preferably near U. S. Capitol. Call NE.
UNFURN. 81 ROOMS KITCHEN BATH
apt. or duplex By June IL, utilities incl,
close stores: no. over S45.00. Call MRS
LANE Randolph OLA. I5'
FURNISHED. UNFURNISHED. BROOK
land woodbridge sec. one rm, kit, bath:
couple no children. Box 92-G. Star. 15'
ONE LARGE ROONT. KITCHEN AND BATH.
furnished about $4,000. Call MRS HILL,
Geolgia 9705. Suburban suitable l5'
oNE-RoOM APT, ROOM WITH KIT
priv. o. share bedroom art with anQ her
girl: ref. exc. Fox 20SG. sta
GENTLEMAN. EMPLOYED WANTS ONE
'oom Ntchenette and bath IN private
home. furnished; please state price. Box
1876. Star
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE wants small
fuin. apt. PVT. bath. NV. or near D. C,
about Au~. -. EoX CSC. Star.
UNFJRNI SHED - EMPLOYED COUPLE
and mother; conv. trsnsp., stores; have
small quiet d<s approx. 500. Box lSU-G.
Star.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHED.

1871 n. CAPITOL ST; N.W.-TWo-RoocM
135 HAMILTON .NW.-COOL, "nd FL,
10TGsss 19DsS ms 5o dn pef and D. sueSay T6B
or weekdays after 8.
1907 ,2sth ST S E. AT PENNA. AVE-
room, kitchen, dinette. bath. porch and
yard; heat furnished 500 WO. 13l3,
/ BEIRooM,- LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN,
water and heat included LYON, NC,
Chestnut 7070 until ! pm.
1888 2Oth ST. N.W.-WALKING DIS
AcR aeas HAYEs TS9mT Teaifof ikchfa Pup6n nan %
42o7 10th ST, N.Y. LARGE ROOMS,
newly decorated: gas lights. phone
4014 GEORGIA AVE. N.w-3 RMS KIT,
PVT bath; c0ny traggsp.; c.h.w; private
sEDGWICK GARDENS, 1926 CONN. AVE
batf small hall. Splendid closet space.
1879 35th ST NV RMS, KIT. BATH:
st, 20 nv V ss2 IA. s5s@ y, PRATT CO. lOl'
THE FREMONT 1907 18th ST. NW:-1
Res. MGR, DU. 7I63.
1920 25th. ST NV ROOMS. AND
bath ami, screened porch, Frigidaire;
S45.5O
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 1929 31st ST. Sc.
= rooms, Kitchen bath with shower.
Private entrance. Beautiful view. New.
5O2I 7th ST. NV R, K. BATH AND
screened porch; heat gas light, refg.
Adults. gentiles.
JUST OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 2O2O p ST
One large room, modern kitchen and bath.
$50 JACK HAYES. INC, Dupont 77S4.
GRLE8 Bs{P s7Tsf 8o9M KGHES p47Se TER IFd1
dawn. detached house. all utilities fur
sSShed Saa sf}sr S2G For np69inment 69H gnndav call
Alabama ave. Sc l5-
1441 HARVARD ST. NV, APT. So
rooms. kitchenette and bath: refrigeration
and gas included in rent.
254l 18th NW.--3 RMS, PVT. BATH;
gas, also elec. refrigerator.
GURLEFE EtcSs0 coUFPS S5fb all BEAUTIFUL 1ge {do
new March: recreation room. laundry and
st StoT5fe IS sGg4 9Riy S5a. Res mgr" Apt. Bill
NEARBY ARLINGTON EXPOSURES.
, bedrooms. living room, dining alcoye,
kitchen and bath. $3.50. HOBART OBI.
COMPLETE 2nd FLOOR. GOOD CON-
dition. : rooms kitchen. bath. lnclosed
porch pEch no oil heat; near cars; adults; $40.
649 LAMONT ST. NV BRIGHT RMS
kit. and bath, Frisidaire. porch all util-
tiles incl; S45. Adults. RA. 1884.
14I6 ST. NE-3 ROOMS, BATH, IN
CIOSeQ nedb. gas, tl6C.' NEWLY QeCO-
rated; $40 per mo. No Pets.
2S01 ADAMS MILL ROAD ROOMS,
kitchen, bath with shower; adults only;
rent reas.: ref. required.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. DINETTE. BATH;
$40 C 3, 1924 Sth st. NV, after 3 pm.
2 OR 8 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH;
eastern exposure; convenient transporta-
ton. 1923 G st. Sc. is
4O7 9th ST. SW+ ROOMS. BATH, GAS,
elec. refg, hot water; reasonable; prefer
working couple: no children.
BROOKLAND, 1921 JACKSON ST. Ne
. rooms, kitchen, bath, reception hall. cleo
refg.: pvt. entrance; no children: reason
able. North 2405.
534 1st ST -SECOND-FLOOR APT,
, rms, KITCHEN, private bath; gas cleo,
ch.w.; S42.5
9O2 WEBSTER ST NW.-2 ROOMS AND
kitchen. eler. refg.; S25 month. Randolph
51S5
1885 9th ST. NE.-DUPtEX APT, LARGE
living rm. bedrm. bath. dinette, kitchen.
screened porch; $4,000 month. WI. 1914.
aOs goth ST. NV BEDROOMS, BATH
suitable for 4 men; heat and INV. furn.; !;
$50 per month. Apply Apt. l. Phone
WI 1914. between and ---
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
heat; $3.50 Inquire w. B. CATION
252S Penn. ave. Sc.
e16 K ST. Sc, NEAR NAVY YARD-2nd
BRoDiE q q coLBERT, INC. Ma. 1878.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
CONTINUED }

36l1 9TH ST. s. ARLINGTON, VA.-UNF
decoraped; aIE1s Nti uti Gncn inc.; $50. cH 66o7.
HYATTsVILLE. Mr.. MARYLAND UNIV :
ties incl. avail. July ist; adults Can
Hyattsville O495 after pm. Sun.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD. 10S AVENUE
EE-Electric kitchen rooms; PVT bath;
$50 all utilities furn. Hillside 0,!37-J-
4-RM. UNFURN. APT; GAS. ELECTRIC,
heat incl: just across Key Bridge 1851
10th St n. Arlington. oxford 1913.
LANDOvER, Md RMS, PVT BATH;
turgisheed; PVT. entr' gas eleC. fenced
post Office at railroad TO sign.
IF INTERESTED IN SMALL FURN. APT,
pvt. entrances and bath, also rm.. twin
eE Q, double beds, beds reas.; pvt house, call at
furnished: m 10c bus at door; reasonable.
2l03 N. Lincoln 81, Arlington
1O7 LEE AVE. MD. PARK MD.-lst FL
apt. unfurn., 4 rooms, bath, porch, yard,
Al condition; S35. 20
COMPLETELY FURN.. 2-BEDROOM APT;
Arlington, until Sept. ,. CHI. 1887. l5'
NEW : TWO LARGE UNFUPNIsHED
rooms. kitchen and bath. 2414 N. George
] mile past Glebe I'd. of Lee Highway.
Adults only I5'
sl7 BAILEY AVE. HYATTSVInLE, Md
Large living bedroom. Kitchen anG dlnette.
All electric, LARGE hall. private bath pri-
yate entrance; util furn. WA. 4553.
LEE HIGHWAY, VA. 10 MINUTES TO
bath; Clean cool; no children. CHI. 5s16.
l5'
COLLEGE PARK, MD-APT, . RMS.
with XII. and BATH furn. or unfurn. adults
only WA. s135. 46O5 Calvert I'd
UNFURNISHED APT. IN NEW HOME
$3.50 per month: I6 College st., Grove
ton, Va. Phone WA. 2562.
FALLS CHURCH VA. SD2 LEE HIGHWAY
Entire 2nd floor - large rooms. kitchen,
private bath, ch.w.. heat furnished
Adults. Falls Church @fO9
2-ROCM NICELY FURNISHED APART
ment, Telephone Falls Church 203l-W.
SUPLEAsE, ARLINGTON. VA, 1908 N
RcEe St. nF, Colonial Vlllaee-4 rooms
kit, bath, completely furn, June - to
Sept 10; Gentllea. S74 30 15'
, RMS, PRIVATE BATH . SLEEPING
porches' in private home, no othe. roomers:
brlck; acre lot; oil heat, MI phone, ga
rage to > adults only; il IUc zone. only
| tenants for year considered. Address. with
references. Box 333, ARLINGTON. Va
SILVER SPRING,
903 PerShing Drive.
Two bedrooms liyino room. unfurn ::
shower Venetian blinds. vcntLatine fan.
heaL control. thoroushly modern. adults.
Haf block east of Ga. ave and TeXaco
station.
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DOWNTOWN. 1641 K ST. n.w.-Newly fur
nished doubles: walking distance; reason
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.

CONN AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 3-RM.. KIT APT FUR. So;
Modern hreprocf bids. refg-, secretaIlsl
phone service. refined clientele, 2O9O Bel
n,a,t ~ n n NO 5OS1
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Front, corner apt Of bdr. l.v rm din
,ns rnl-. kitchen, bath, in the Adelphia a.
l4?7 CHapi1 8 NV: price. S4.U0G: OF.
Grating cos. SlA1G. or 81 500 casn and
80 month inc oper. cos EDMUND =.
FLYNN. Wooaw RI B-ds. Pc I2IS. Other
10
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE,
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

LADY GOVT EMPL. wishes board Va
self and well-trained Boston; private FAM
ily yard; no children or dogs $50 mo.
S. auto trans. Box 222-G. Star.
ANY ONE LIVING near the Penna Ave
Bridge Sc. interested in having four young
men as table boarders call Lincoln S124
evenings.
MAN, A. wants room and board in small.
private family only: State location. terms,
ctn ln.r &c.
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| EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. DINFTTE,
kitchen, bath, refTigerator. all utilities
/ furnished; $3.50. Inquire w. B. CATION.
! 252S Penn. ave sc.
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COOPERATIVE APIS FOR SALE
S19.76 MONTH,

BEAUTIFUL = r, K, B. AND D. Sc
expos, to- sale. bargain. adult gent lle
ONLY. For lnAEec. Lcr. CAL CO EE3I
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mica location, desirable room, homelike
ntraosphere Excellent meals. AID. 1898.
$0iI KALORAMA RID. N;W.|Larse so.
eeiIent meals. Decatur 3421.
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ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 well-located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available space free to
potential guests. Phone Columbia
1850. Sunday service.
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THE TIFFANY

1925 10th ST. NV
Exceptional finely furnished apt: bed;
room, bath, dining rm., hving rm. anc
nail; piano, silver and linens gas anc
lights included in rental: avail for summer
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GROOM APT. $50 PER MO INCL.
, elec., gas, garage. wesley Heights'
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SILVER SPRING,
903 PerShinO Drive

Two bedrooms. liy!no room. unfurn
shower Venetian blinds ventiatine far
/ heaL control thorouehly modern adults
nan h-cck east OF Ga. ave and Texacc
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/ zoos B ST; Me- ROOMS, UTnITIFS
/ included; adults. FRANKLIN 2467
/ 220 DOUGLAS ST. NE, APT. 30 RMS.
kit and bath, SAC mo; heat furn,: avail
after June 18th.
( 6l3 KEEFER PL. NV LARGE ROOMS
/ utilities furnished; available June Il.
/ Georgia 3l39.
and bath: h, g. and e furnished
! 1900 PERRY ST. NE ROOMS, KITCH-
! en-. tile hath, Frigidaire, porch; utilities
/ included $50 Adults.
323 WEBSTER ST. Nw.-ENTIRE end
/ rms, kit, cleo. refg., pvt. bath, c.h.w.. lee.
/ incl. sleep. porch. Indy. facil: adults eer-
/ tiles: prefer empl. couple; $3.50 inc util.
! TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH AND IN
! closed porch. FriCid., all Improvements;
adults S3s.oO. 465 street s.w. NE.
/ Sill.
THE DIANA. 1880 LYMAN, PI. NV
Cool comfortable, 2-rm. kit. bath apt,
newly dec; Venetian blinds. refg.. c.h.w.,
Apply janitor or phone FIR. 1856 week
/ 1914 2Ist N.W-4 RMS, KIT. BATH.
! incl. porch. corner duplex, S45; near Du-
| pont Circle; COW. carllne and bus. RA.
3 rooms kitchen. bath most modern,
26l4. UNIV. PL,, N.W,---LIARGE FRONT
gas, cleo. refs: $40; adults
S5O-Ill6 11th ST. Nw,-3 RMS, BATH,
Frigidsire, $52.5O mo, 1908 Kearney St.
aF ARE THos D. paw WALsH SIP 1Ec RSr'f b1 Es5a 755
/ l125 MD. AVE. NE.-MODERN WELL
kept apt; bldg. clean, bright, 2-rm.. kitch-
en-. tile bath apt $40.
Govt. OldssE rooms. sAf Kitchen Aii and bath, HfR
front apt. Atlantic O562
5-ROOM APT. FOR RENT, 3 AUBURN
| Courts, Apt B. Auburn Garden Apt. >
closet space, all modern conveniences. TIE.
? ROOMS KITCHEN, DINETTE AND
| bath. inclosed porch; heat and hot water
lor. st. ne, Apt 8. Avail July /. no.
80 CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA PARK, MD.
3 rooms, kitchen, bath, . porches gar
den: gas, elec. included; $40: adults :
fRS fsehen Staples ahd 5sth ST TeE 1os s2oMf nT
vate entrance; gentiles only: S45.
KEARNEY. 1920 18th ST. NE LARGE
large kitchen boss tile bath snd shower
THACKER. 2726 18th st. ne. "
. BLOCKS FROM NAVY YARD, 755 sth
| st. Se.-2nd-foOr modern apt.; separate
| entrance: bedrooms, living room, kitchen,
6i able viii Viii be- be available liable June 90 i'eS0
| 1927 ST. Sc ROOMS, KIT, 8R1If,
| screened-in back porch 1st floor utilities
| included.
| 1907 GALES ST. NE ROOMS, hI4 I n
! en-. dinette, bath. with hot-water tcat;
! $3.50. c. H. PARKER CO.. Ma. 2326.
| 6I7 F ST. NW-2-RM. APT. AND I-RM.
! apt: heat, gas and cleo. incl; reas. Apply
in store.
/ 1OIs EAST CAPITOL ST.-5 ROOMS AND
bath; Immediate possession. Inquire Apt =.
! Sol N. LINCOLN ST, ARL.-2-RM.,
! kitchen apt; pvt. entrance: also bedrm.;
| conv buses stores; married couple.
WALKING DIST. GOVT. BLDGs.
| APT. 3, 2423 PA. AV., R., X. B., S37 80.
| APT 1, 242l PA. AV., 2 R., K. B., S34.
| AFFLECK, 2423 PA. AVE. RE. e669.
tcontinued on Next Pags,
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YOUNG LADY GENTLE. TO SHARE WITH
another exceptionally attractive apart
ment, $50 monthly; convenient transpor-
tation. Sunday until 5 o'clock Apt. 6,
3125 Macomb st. NV
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DADIAN HALL,
BELMONT GARDENS,

/ Formerly italian Embassy; 100 rooms.
| service elevator and many other luXuries.
| For a minimum price Rooms from St5.
Singles with private bath, SS5, including
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NEAR SUPREME COURT,

NEAR SUPREME COURT,
Captcl and Library. 622 D ST. n.e.--6
rooms and bath; all modern improvements;
electric refg.: SS075. for inspection tele-
phone Ii 74S3
American Security & Trust Co.,
18th and Pa Ave. NV. MA. 4s15
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CLUB 1920.

1920 10th st. n.w.-In the heart OF ex-
elusive Embassy row. Fine food, plenty Of
hot water. beautiful, light, airy rooms, each
with telephone. A few choice vacancies
available at once. Prices from $40. Gen.
tiles only
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ALBAN TOWERS. APT. 3IT-DESIRABLE E
! bedroom, living room. dinette. kitchen,
bath and porch, completely furnished;
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I 5-ROOM APT FOR RENT. 3 AUBURN
| Courts. Apt B. Auburn Garden Apt. >
| bedrooms living room dining room larre
closet space, all modern conveniences. TE
| 1863.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
$3.50.

1852 PA. AVE. Sc.
rooms. kitchen, bath, rear porch
Arcola heat
c. A. SNOW CO.. 10 Sth ST NV
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1st and c sts. n.e.-Living rm., bedrm-.
bath and pullman kitchen; from 500 per
month includes maid service Call Mr..
PARRISH. mgr, for inspection. Atlantic
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

JEWISH HOME, 1855 Park rd. n.w.--Room
for or 3 young girls; showers; laundry
facilities. "a exc food HO 4394.
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| GEORGETOWN - MODERN. 3 LARGE
rooms, kitchen. Frieldaire, tile baths and
! showers. reception hall $40. Call Michigan
| 1921, Mr. BALIAS.
! 27Os ONTARIO RD. w RMS, KITCH-
| enettc, windows: also l rm.. kitchenette,
| Frigidare. Adults only. CO. 4S17.
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LONDON HALL.
RROLL ARMS HOTEL,

1l33 18th st. n.w-Bed-living rnn.. kit.
mo-: $3.50 Up wkly MA. 90lO.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-06
Clarence Hughes
Endorses Wieder
For Alderman

Clarence Hughes, 1852 4th Ave.
&c., secretary Of the Southside
Citizens Committee, believes there
is a need for a man who thinks in
terms of community progress, also
regards the responsibility as "a
City Father, supreme duty to-
ward his fellowmen. He said, "The
7th Ward needs a progressive
leader such as we have in Mr.. VIM.
W. Wieder, who Is a true servant
of humanity. He has been endorsed
by many labor and business men
and women of the 7th Ward.
"His platform clearly states what
he stands for, and his past record
proves that he is a true friend Of
our group, he invites the citizens to
investigate it for their own infor-
nation. The people of our group
should work for the election Of Mr..
Wieder."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-06
Frank Boyd
Heads March
on ID. C. GrOup

At meeting called by the St
Paul NAACP Monday night q
large group Of organizations Joined
in forming an advisory committee
for the "on To Washington" cam
paign for st. Paul. Frank Boyd,
labor leader, was named chairman
Of the committee.
On July l, Negroes from every
state in the union will converge on
Washington to demonstrate and
protest against the continued dis
elimination against the American
Negro in the military and defense
industry.
Elected vice-chairmen were Ma
thaniel Evans, Maceo Moody and
Morris Love. Miss Airline Var
borough was named recording sec
rotary and William n. CASTOR,
financial secretary.
The Steering committee is COM
posed of the Rev. Clarence Nelson
of Camphor Church, Robert L. AL
len, Local SIC; Boyd Collins, Pack
inghouse Workers Union; Reginald
Harris, Youth Group; Carrie B.
McWatt, B.S.C.P. Women's Auxii-
arv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-06-06
Helen Winter
Workers Pleased
With Response

Qualification over the splendid
response among the Negro people
to the campaign of Helen Allison
Winter for the library board was
expressed today by Paul Rundgren,
chairman of the volunteer commit
tee for Mrs. Winter.
ION behalf of Mrs. Winter, and
the Negro and white campaign
workers who have worked so splen-
didly in her behalf, 1 want to ex-
press our appreciation for the cor
dial response we have received
among the Negro people. We are
confident that this response will be
translated into many more than the
$4,000 votes Mrs. Winter received
in the primary election" Mr.. Rund-
gren said.
every vote for Mrs. Winter on
June 9 will speak out loudly against
the discrimination shown to Ne
groes in employment and other OPP
portunities. The larger the vote for
Mrs. Winter the louder will the
demand be heard that our city in
situations set an example in en-
ployment of Negroes in every posi-
ton without discrimination"
"If elected to the library board"
pledged Mrs. Winter, 81 shall so
conduct my office as to serve not
only the improvement of our
library but also the gaining of
equal rights and opportunities for
all citizens in every field"
Mrs. Winters final radio talk of
the campaign will be given over
Who'll at 10 P. NJ, Saturday. The
dial number is 1880.