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pies war.
This respect, says Kumar Co.
shall, noted Indian writer and lee
t,rer now living in the United
States, needs to be matched by a
fuller understanding of the condi-
tons under which these 1893 Mil
lion people live, in order to APP
preciate the problem which India
and the United Nations together
must solve--and soon--if victory
for the democracies is to be real
lied this year.
"The heart Of the problem of
India" says Mr.. Goehal, writing
on "India and the Peoples War"
in the current issue Of The Negro
Quarterly, n magazine published
by the Negro Publication Society
of New York, ''is one Of finding
ways and means to mobilize tho
manpower and natural resources
Of that country to the fullest ex-
tent on the side of the United
Nations"
The article, replete with factual
data on the human and material
resources of the country, provides
new light On. the relationship Of
forces betwe1G the Indian peoples
struggle for 3keedom and Great
Britain's attempts 10 deal with
this busniAg war issus.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-14
Negro Lawyers
Cancel Annual Bar
Convention

The National Bar Association,
an organization Of Negro lawy-
ers, recently announced cancella-
ton of its annual convention sche-
duled for Kansas City, Mo-, next
month because Of transportation
difficulties.
Scipio A. Jones chairman Of the
executive committee, said that
members living in the east said
they would be unable to obtain
gas to travel To the meeting.
President Euclid L. Taylor said
that the association was campai-
gning to have more Negro law
yers employed In war government
al agencies requiring the services
Of counsel.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-14
St. Louis DaiIies Call
For Anti-lynch Bill

ST. LOUIS-Two Of the largest
local dailies here called for the
passage Of federal anti-lynching
law after the federal grand jury
investigating the lynching of Cleo
Wright in Sikeston last January
returned "white wash" state
ment, July 81, finding that no fed
eral statute had been violated.
No indictments were returned.
The st. Louis Post Dispatch in
an editorial headed "Not Closed
Case" said: "They (the grand
jury might well have called up
on Congress to make lynching a
federal offense for, through the
crime, the reputation of the nation
as we'll as that Of Missouri has
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vances."
Somebody failed to read this
particular article of the amera-
ments or just ignored the Consti-
tuition of the United States for
Rev. M. d. Willett was interrupt
ed in the midst of sermon Sun
day night at l0:45 and taken
down to Jail for disturbing the
peace. Rev. Willett reports that
he was in the midst of his sermon
when two officers came to his
church and were met at the door
by Mrs. Willett who was told their
mission. She kindly asked them
to wait a few minutes in order
not to disturb the sermon; one
officer, seemingly very gentleman
like, was in accord, but the other
WHO rev, Wlllett IDENTIFIES as Of-
ficer Hacker, preferred to use the
methods we often read about from
the German police, and took him
out in the midst Of his sermon
according to Rev. Willett's law
yer, without a warranty
Rev. Willett Is charged with dis
turbing the peace, his case has
not been called for trial. He is
represented by Atty. John A. Hib !.
bier, ST., Rev. Willett was ac-
companied to the city hall by his
congregation, who volunteered to
stand by the pastor. He was re-
leased on bond.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-14
Ship Named
In Honor Of
Booker ].
Washington

LOS ANGELES, Calf. (ANP)
sliding down the ways in q
manner prophetic to the new post
war Negro, a ship will be launched
on September 80 while the voice
of speaker proclaims, 81 chris
ten thee Booker T. Washington"
Ii will mark the first time that a
vessel built in the shipyards at
San Pedro has been named after
Negro.
However, only 4 small invited
number will be permitted to wit
ness the actual ceremony due to
war condition, but plans are under
way to hold a mass meeting at
the YMCA at the same time.
With a speaker Of national pro-
minence duplicating the actual
event, the celebration is expected
to attract a large and deeply in
terested crowd. Atty Loren Mill
er and a number Of other leading
citizens have charge OF the ar
engagements.
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UTSEA (CIO) Local Number 66

"Big-Wigs" Of the UTSEA
(CIO) who were recently elected
to the offices Of the newly formed
Local that was recently organized
and met Friday night with the In
ternatonal President, Willard S.
Townsend, third from the left in
the above photo. Officers elected
to head the organization for the
ensuing year, q to ~ George T.
West. General Chairman for the
Southern District; G. W. Lee,
President Of Local, No. 66 and F.
T. Woods, secretary and treasur-
er. lA IA
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lynching, and emphasizes that no
state where lynching has occurr-
ed has machinery which has been
found adequate to deal with this
crime. with the enactment of
a national anti-lynching law, fed
eral grand juries would be spared
the humiliation Of being limited
to mere denunciation If murder
committed in daylight by a mob
whose acquaintance locked on
from the sidewalks" it conclud-
ed. 81
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City
Edition.
'm0rniin'
jedge''

LOVE is IN THE AIR,

LOVE is IN THE AIR!
Over the weekend, love was
everywhere, according to the
judges guest book, for he had
plenty visitors of people express
ing their love. not for the Judge
but expressing it because it was
in the air. Some OF these love en-
thusiastics are spending a few
days with ''your Honor" and some
paid for the privilege of inhaling
the love pertaining air and truck
ed on back home.
Among some Of the judges
guests whose fancy turned to love
were: William Davis, 1900 North
Martin and Altha Primes, $500 X.
who found love at $500 C. but
didn't expect to see Officers Allen
and Priest, who were in the air
too at 1905 Sunday morning
They paid for their privileges.
Lester Bynun Of 1915 E. 9Th
and Alice Washington Of the same
address did not suspect that Of
ficers Marshall and Terry were
floating along in the air with love
in that neighborhood, until the
Judge said $500. We don't have 1t,
hut after staying $500 Of it with
the judge $500 gave them privi-
lege to 60 on about their way.
Otis Warren from out on 40
Edghill and Zenobia jackson,
1923 Ringo just could not under
stand why "eops" and love run
neck -in-neck, for when they rot
out to Fair Park Sunday mornin-
ing, there came blue coats worn
by Allen and Priest following love.
Judge sent for them too, and hs
will keep Zenohia under his careful
scrutiny for . while. Odease Alex
lander left 1910 Gaines street 4
7 find love upon sl6 w. Ninth 81
but she found Messrs, Haekler n
Ielh.ss s'--t4.s ~ A a: s.ss i ~
Expensive Discussion
Milton Hill, 1928 State and Mar
garet McDade, 1922 w. 21st met
up at lilo West 18th and by meet
ing on that street with their dis
cussion it cost them $1,000 Zach
because they could not get out Of
Officers Curtis and Hayes way.
Good Boys
Sim Daniel and Ernest Webb
will remember 9th and lizard for
more than a good time corner. for
their argument proved rather ex-
pensive when they were unable to
control themselves as Officers
Hacker and Tolbert were passing
$16.40 and $26.40 respectively.
It Isn't Fair!
Allen Hood finds 1t is pretty hard
to leave the judges sanctuary with
out permission, for he was spott-
ed by Hacker and Tolhert at 9th
and Gaines, and now poor Allen
has to stay with the Judge for
20 days.
Still Coin Strongl
Our Finger Snappers and Knee
Bending Club boys are still going
strong, we may tell you something
about their activities next week.
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Jeter Pillars Band On
Fitch Program
Sunday, Aug. 16

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Specialist
Pillars orchestra, one of the
finest musical aggregations in the
country, topped the Fitch Band
Wagon contest and as n reward
will be heard Sunday, August 1e
on the Fitch program from coast
to coast.
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War Forcing midas
People Recognition.

NEW YORK The very ext
gencies Of this worldwide con-
flict are developing among the
United Nations healthy respect
for the people of India, as inheri-
tors of a democratic tradition
that has provided them not only
with will to be free, but given
them a conscious understanding
of the great role they are now
called upon to play in this peo-
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From Pulpit To Jail

Article 1, Of the first Amend
ments to the Constitution of the
United States of America.
"Freedom Of Religion and
Speech; Right of Assembly. Con-
gress shall make no law respect
ing an establishment of religion,
or prohibiting the free exercise
thereof; or abridging the freedom
of speech, or of the press; or the
right of the people peaceably to
assemble, and to petition the
government for redress of grie
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ASoSeu Wire ulSpdLcneu 10 ffeSl-
dent Roosevelt last Thursday by
Walter White. The wire stated
"If all the good accomplished
thus far by the Committee is not
to be negated, and if reactionary
southern politics are not to be
considered paramount to the fed
eral government and our entire
war effort, then it is imperative
that you take Immediately such &C
ton IS will restore the Commit
tee on Fair Employment Practice
to the independent status which
1t occupied previously The N.
A. A. c. p. Bureau said that the
FEPC was neither consulted with
nor notified Of its coming change
In status.
Only six weeks ago the Presi-
dent praised in glowing terms the
work of the FEPC, but il now
appears that the snatching away
Of its independence is due to the
ranting Of Talmadge of Georgia,
DIXON Of Alabama, Rankin of
Mississippi and other Southern
enemies of Negro advancement.
There was bitter opposition from
men Of this ilk to the recent Biz
mingham, Ala, and proposed Ell
Paso, Texas hearings of the Com
mittee.
As evidence that the move was
planned some time ago. the Blu
reau stated that it is now be-
lieved that the speech Of Paul V.
McNutt,. chairman of the War
Manpower Commission, before the
Negro Labor Victory Committee
In Harlem several weeks ago, was
designed to establish with Negro
cs his fairness on their problems.
In the wire to the President it
was pointed out; "Despite recent
favorable public utterances of
Chairman McNutt, t h United
State Employment Services and
the United States office of Fdu-
cation since being under McNutt's
supervision, have not substantial
ly changed their policies, by which
tacit and active endorsement is
given TO discriminatory practices
with respect to Negro placement
and training which the FEPC
seeks to eliminate"
The Washington Bureau has
telegraphed branches in "a of the
largest cities throughout the eoun-
try urging them to send kilograms
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The charter was presented to
the Local by Mr.. Townsend, Inter
national President and Executive
Board member of the Congress on
Industrial Organization Mr..
Townsend was introduced by MIR.
West, who gave the members a
wonderful, as well as masterful
address. The members were also
inspired by the presence Of Rev.
+. c. Dyer, who also addressed the
men. Rev. Dyer is the pastor Of
First Baptist Church where the
meeting was held. Mrs. Helen
Gray rendered a solo accompanied
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-14

READ AND SUPPORT YOUR
HOME TOWN PAPER. 1T IS
YOUR DEFENSE.
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Reporting that Washington is
buzzing with indignation over the
action, the NAACP Bureau re-
leased wire dispatched to Presi-
Evening star., 1942-03-14
1913 DECATUR ST NV.

Detached, center hall, seven large rooms
and tile bath, lnclosed rear DOrcheS. oil
heat. lot 55xl44 feet an ideal home Of
fered at a very attractive price; Imme-
date possession
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc
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ROCK CREEK HILLS.

American University Park.
Price, S7.45O.OO. Attractive semi-de
tached brick home: rooms. bath. INV.
heat, elec. Excellent condition, close 10
schools. stores and transportation. For
SCHWARTZ DI onSO
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. vicinity of Army Navy Coun
try Club-li2 blks from bus. single or
double rm., pvt. bath: men only. ia. 21o5.
ARLINGTON single rooms in private
home. ideal Army or Navy officers; use of
telephone and recreation room; $50 each.
CHI 3o39
ARLINGTON VA, l03l North Highland
St bedrooms, nicely furnished; every
convenience; gentlemen. GIL. 2247-
ALEx.-Sngle, bedroom in new home. to
one gentle lady; no other roomers; good
transportation. TIE. "913. Is
1917 S 18th ST. Arl-Room in new
BUNGALOW with double bed, next to bath;
bus at door; suitable for =. Chestnut 6051.
ARLINGTON-SIngle room. next TO bath,
new private home: l block from bus gen.
tleman Oxford 0270-J. 15'
EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA. 5ll Great
Falls st.-T,win beds, next 10 bath. new
home: breakfast optional; . men or
women. Phone Falls Church 1877. 15'
ARLINGTON. VA, .712 N. Oakland St
New home. single, for gentleman. desk; a
block bus. Chestnut 1916
1O49 N. NELSON ST. Arl-Room near
bath. for one or two ladies; three minutes
from bUS Phone Chestnut 0145 l5s
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NEAR
1912 WEBSTER ST. NV.
PAUL P. STONE,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NV. VICINITY. NEAR TRANSP.: $40
rooms. finished basement. For Govt. empls
RA. :}05S. MISS LAURENZ.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE 3
or 4 room unfurnlShed house or apart
ment with garage; no children or pets.
Call Ordway 039S between and pm.
10"
ADULT FAMILY OF THREE DESIRES UN-
furnished or room house Tor apart
menD. Call Georgia 71Sl.
WILL RENT OR BUY REASONABLY
priced or room and bath home; auto
matte heat: good condition and in good
location. Possession not later than April
>. Call before pm. Franklin 6956.
WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED OR
partly furnished 5 or i room house or apt.
in District or suburbs near tranSporta-
ton responsible family. :! adults: best
references. Phone EN-. 1925 before / 0 m.
or after $50 m.
g OR : ROOMS. UNFURN. NORTHWEST
section. Mt. Pleasant preferred. reason
able; adults. Box 2Si-R. Star. l5'
COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN WANTS
5-ruom unfurn. house. Va. or District
RAY K. DANIEL, RE. $500. Extension 6S2".
CHEVY CHASE BETHESDA AREA - e.
room house with 3 bedrooms furnished
a nc Box 35S-R, Star IL.
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FACING UNION STATION = Furnished
room 521 2nd St n
1434 KENNEDY ST. NW-Laree front
room, twin beds inner-spring mattresses:
men preferred: conV bus and car
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l429 GlRARD ST. NW-Gentleman- ser
ond Moor, comfortably furnished Beautv
resi- mattress; private home of adults; ref
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE, BRIGHT, UNFURN. RIM. with
Kitchen PRIVILEGES. by employed gentle
woman; April 18th or May lst' NV. sec
ton preferred Columbia 0l76.
COUPLE wants double rm. and board near
Wis. ave. cars Trinidad 1874, Belilng-
ham. after 6, Sun. before .. l5'
NAVAL, OFFICER wishes room. bath, pri-
vate residence; desirable neighborhood.
easy distance Navy Department: interview
If desired. Write Box 40T-J. Star
EMPLOYED COUPLE. gentle, want rea-
sonable. quiet double room by the 18th:
NV sec. preferred Box 4T5-L. Star. IA
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BABY CHICKS.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud Serv.
Wash. .-Balto. blvd WA 1924, Berwyn 80.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

| IN DETACHED HOME OF ADULTS; semi
private path. twin beds, for rehned ladies,
tiles only. Phone GE. 2495.
HYATTS,. MD.-Nicely furn. lge front
pna; pm; lge WINDOWS na VS.. twin beds; men zen
2. WA. 1900. Sun. and ewes. WA. 1881.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. twin-bed
room, suitable for two girls; new home.
Jewish only: $50 each per month. Ia.
YOUNG LADY will share her double room
1884. ''' '' ~ ""N' nv
1920 EUCLID ST. NW-Attractive front
room, seml-private bath with shower;
gentleman. co. 0614.
II; K; Frieid,, everything furnished; suit
able family or 3: reas. 1908 N. H.
ave. NV.
OFF 5000 BLK. OF CONN. AVE-Large
men. 2934 Newark st. NV. EN- ia.
Girl. TO SHARE large master bedroom in
private home with another, S 5 mo-; Jewish.
Call RA. 2255. Conv. crosstown bus.
1892 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-Large room;
Transportation; for 2 ladies or employed
couple: S3s month.
sdy sT WITH day fuT WORK. use o
laundry facilities. Call after pm,
Franklin 1852.
1901 BRANDYW1NE ST. NW-Front
room. next bath. s6uit. | or gentiles.
transD. no charge am. Woodley 2SS5.
3OOl UPSHUR ST. Mt Rainier. Md
WA 91O7. Spacious twin-bed room; plenty
heat. hot water: good tranSp. l5'
1919 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Large room
for boys. S35 month.
3lOI N ST NV, Apt. 5-Lovely room.
twin beds: walking distance; = gentlemen
pref. After $40 pm. IA
4442 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. MEDIC
rm, twin beds. pvt. bath, S25 ca: also
sgle rm-, gentle ladies. North o96l.
660l l4th ST. NV, Apt 509--Newly
furnished room: double. $40; single, $50.
Employed couple or gentlemen. TIA. 1lll
ARLINGTON-Double room, twin beds,
maple furniture, next to bath; gentlemen
only mr.. . bus lines. CHI. s542.
s07 NE, Cupstalrs>-Warm, newly dec
grated bedroom, semi-private bath, en-
ployed couple preferred. Also small single
bedroom. 10
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Room.
private home, Semi-pVt. bath: gentleman
only: l tlock to bus. Emerson 1033.
622 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Nice single
room, furnished low rent: convenient TO
TRANSFORMATION.
COLORED-4O44 LEE STREET NE-At-
tractlve room next pvt. bath: new nome
convenient transportation; S5 per week
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paw 9th ST. NW.-Large room suitable
Ior people; 81 so each. Taylor 1866
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COBWEBS

On your car-then you Will be glad
YOU considered home close in See
this individual EngllSh-type. 3-bed-
I'm home. nice residential section:
lovely back yard; built long enough
10 show construction Open Sat.
and Sun @-6 g3O4 ColeSVllle I'd,
Silver Spring HELEN H. VEIT.
SH. 1876, SH. gil.
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IN THE HEART OF SILVER SPRING.
large rooms and bath. well furn.; detached
corner home: ] p blocks bus line: private
entrance: plenty OF parking space: suitable
for 4 Call SEI -l2S
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400 UPSHUR ST. NW-Large front room,
double bed, suitable working girls. Tay-
1or 6O1R
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, living room, odd pieces of any
kind. antiques, all kinds of glasSWare:
highest cash prices paid. Call Ma. IO3O.
After m RA. 1877. 1S.
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture, din.
and living room suites, cleo. refrlgerators.
glassware and rugs. DU. 05l3. u
f1CYCI u uanted. good condition Phone
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PETWORIH CORNER-S6' oU
Beautiful 6-room brick, comparatiYely
new house and in excellent condltlon.
Detached garage large screened back
porches. real buy. Shown by appoint
ment only. To see call Mr.. Ginnetti at
Evening star., 1942-03-14

BY MARRIED COUPLE, 2 ROOMS,
R4ef6eTsd RGhen bath Rox G9ay tEan7p NV
fsF7ad NIGEtY FgRS sdSHon APT ne CLOSE PRE-
bath; for respectable people. Box 4S2-L,
Star. l4s
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath furnished apt home
Cali Ii 05;Is. MRS. OAKS. i6'
PRIVATE APARTMENT WANTED BY RE
Sponslble male Christian Govt, employe
or " rooms. bath. kltchenette: preferably
furnished and reasonably accessible 70
vic. Soc. Sec Bldg. Box 4n0-L, Star. IS
single rooms or = rooms with board i'm
medlately. Glebe 1898 l5'
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES WELL FUR
nlshed apartment IN NorthWest section
Immediate occupancy. Phone North 4Sl7.
GOVT. EXEC. AND WIFE DESIRES ONE
or two rooms. kitchenette and bath, furn.
Convenient transportation. Close IN pre-
ferred Permanent Box 3s4-R. Star. Is.
uNF. APT. OR : RMS, Let. HsKPG3 !
i?F 1878 fooPf BENHAM fiNf IAN ave alter sa'S or san
before .. 15'
/ OR = ROOM APT, FURNISHED OR
unturnished. in or near Georgetown. Call
Trinidad 1862. l6'
TWO QUIET YOUNG LADIES DESIRE
and bath: GeorgetoWn preferred: 500 per
mo. Box 316-R, Star l5'
APARTMENT OR SMALL HOUSE. CLEVE-
land Park. Conduit I'd. or Georgetown
section Woodley 007O. l5'
ROOMS, FURNISHED; KITCHENETTE
and bath; w. section; three Government
girls; apt. house pref. Box 363-R, Star.
10
TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED APART
ment, preferably with garage; married
couple, plus one Vassar College daughter
for vacations; rent. about $50 per month
Phone or leave message for ROBERT c.
CLARK. Hotel Hamilton Room 403. 1R'
GENTLEMAN DESIRES SMALL BACHELOR
apt. with kit, n ". section Must be comp.
furn. Parking facilities. Box HO9-B. Star.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds southern
exposure: semi-pvt. bath; unlim telephone
$40. Trinidad 1913.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

1903 ALLISON ST. NW.-BY OWNER:
6-room brick: bedrooms, oil heat. ga
rage; near cars and bus line.
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292O 3Sth ST. NW.-Double room. private
bath and entrance; cor. location maid:
phone; $40 single. S12 double OR @794
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4536 MA MACoMB ST WNBAiCHELoR W. iG Ed6oP
fireplace. built-in cases; gentlemen, refer
ences. EN-. 1864. Convenient transp.
Avail. 18th.
1900 I4th ST; N.W;mL1vdNG ING. ROOM pom
and kitchen. well furnished. including linen
silver and utilities; SlO0: gentiles only
TAYLOR 0092
ffont kitehenstte studio room; suitable +:
Govt. girls: S22 80 mo. each. Apt. :. IA
GROOM APT. sEMI-PRIVATE BATH.
2926 Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. 7436.
DoWNTowNi 1Ilo M ST; N,W-sPAss
GOVT GOVT girls; iris S25 mo. each; APPLICATIONS
accepted in groups of 3. Apt /. 49,
1920 HARVARD, NV RMS, KIT.
bath rtb and RPorcs Bee snor
l OR GIRLS TO SHARE APT.--S25
mo- for one. $50 mo. each for two. MISS
GoRMAN, Hobart 1871
CONN. AvE.-L1vING. ROOM. BEDROOM
sunroom. kitchen and bath. EN-. 0sO7.
furnished 5 rooms. kit: and bath; Utilities:
after s pm weekdays, MI. 006a.
2ol5 18th ST, NV, Apt. 3d. ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. avail. March "a, gen.
tiles only: $50 mo.
GLOVER PARK-sUBLEAsE TO, REsPoN-
sibe couple . 2-bedroom apt. available soon.
Emerson 3795.
1o4 3rd 81. N.E.-bRlGHl, 1OME1 -
room apt; porch, shower. every conven-
fence; employed couple preferred.
10 18th ST NEM1 !d5 na,t R1oM SS2yss.sniNs SoM-
2326 10Th ST; N;w;-BE,AsEM[ENT, E,
and streetcar line. North 0354.
1923 4th ST NW-LIvING ROOM. .
bedrooms, kitchen. bath; utilities included;
adults: $50.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES ANOTHER
couple to share beautifully furnished new
home, all uti included. Conv. located.
For detailed information call TR. 1908,
20 pm.
REFINED SOUTHERN LADY WISHES TO
select and share nice 2-bedroom apt. in
NV Washington with another Christian
Scientist; references. Box 275-B. Star
LIVING ROOM KITCHENETTE, BED,
room, bath; very convenient location; S63
mo. Box 4S3-L- Star. IA
3432 BROWN ST. NW.-3 BACHELOR
3-room apt, with 9 baths: S25 per mo.
RE. 800. Ext. 474S
ARLINGTON. VA-NAvAL OFFICER WILL L
apt, in new freproof bldg Is mi. from
downtown Washington: S115 mo, includ-
ms. all utilities, Can be seen after 3 Pm.
GIRLS SHARE WELL FURN., ga RMS,
kitchen, bath: nr. Capitol: piano. Ala
Seward 50. Sc. Apt. 203, ewes. 10.
1923 N CAPITOL ST ROOMS. SUIT
able for adults.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

IlLDEN GARDENS. 3O16 Tilden ST. NV
corner bedroom with pvt W. c. and Law.
IN modern 5-room apt bldg for rent hy
PVT owner to gentleman who likes ouiet
beautlful SURROUNDINGS. Cool in summer
can SUNDAY WO Sl4S
Evening star., 1942-03-14

MASTER BEDROOM. double: women; excel.
transp. no smoking: unim phone: pvt
family: reaS Genrgia 44o5
Evening star., 1942-03-14

PETWORTH BARGAIN
Only five years old and IN excellent con-
Ciilon. SIX spacious rooms, two complete
baths on second floor Attractive recrea-
ton room and complete tile bath in base
ment. Modern kitchen. garage and fenced
yard. Act now Mr.. Quick, RA. 34lS; or
DI n ON. BEITZELL