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ranks of labor, he is not a labor
candidate, but rather a candidate
of all the people of Dayton, spon-
soring a program for a better
Dayton for all Daytonians, and
assuring Dayton's place in the
camp of national unity for about
war against u Axis enemies.
There is no better way for us
to start cooperating with the
committee than to REGISTER
NOW and to send a local union
delegation to see our congress-
man while he is home on his va
cation-NOW.
, 1943-08-19

N SELECTING a suitable home
loan plan there is much more
- to be considered than rate alone.
When you finance your home at
a local., Insured Savings and Loan
Association, you join the ranks of
the more than 500 of Dayton's home
owners who have found this per-
sonal, man-to-man relationship so
important over the extended period
you pay for a home.
From the start, your situation is
known to the people with whom you
deal. They understand your prob
lens and are eager to give you the
benefit of years of experience in
planning home loan programs for
families in similar circumstances.
, 1943-08-19

Some of the proposals that have
arisen from the recent conferences
held in Detroit by delegates from
all General Motors plants, have
caused a great deal of favorable
comment among all CLIO Union
members. In listing. the various
proposals, I want to point out to
our local unions, that we should
all back those proposals to the
limit of our ability.
The first demand will be a gen.
eral increase of ten per cent for
all GIN workers. In making this
demand, I want to point out that
the alternative is a complete roll
back of prices to May, 1912. The
Little Steel" formula for wage in
creases is no longer sound in the
face of rising prices, and even
though we are entirely in accord
with every anti inflationary meas
ure, and prefer the roll back of
prices to a wage increase, we must
have one or the other in order
to maintain a respectable stand
ard of living for our members.
The second is an escalator clause
to permit wages to rise auto
matically every month If neces-
sary, as prices rise, and a mini
mum rate of 81 per hour for
every GIN employee.
The third is a standard health
and safety clause and elimination
of the swing shift.
Fourth is a re-submission of
the demand for a postwar security
fund for employees to be set
aside by the corporation, and a
request that GIN join other auto
motive concerns in an industry
wide wage conference.
Fifth is a guaranteed forty
eight-hour work week, or forty
eight hours pay if the full week
is not worked.
To the mind of this writer, there
is no demand that has been set
forth in this column that is in
any way unreasonable. There is
no member of our organization
who would not prefer a forty dol
lar pay check hat would cover
all the necessities of life, to an
eighty dollar check that will not
pay for the things that we need
to maintain financial solvency.
The demands of our organization
offer not a stubborn position
that we must have an increase in
pay, but a demand that an equal
ization be made between our pay
and the prices that we must pay
to exist.
Standing behind your union is
standing behind the things that
your union is doing to protect
your security. It is the numerical
strength of the JAW that makes
your union the strongest in the
world, and YOU can be one of
the strongest links in the chain!
, 1943-08-19

There are 100000 people of
Polish descent in America and all
are contributing to Polish relief
in connection with the war.
, 1943-08-19

Should you need assistance at any
time later with problems pertinent
to your home loan program, officers
are readily available for a discussion.
You can come in and talk over the
problem personally.
The Insured Savings and Loan As
sociations are specialized institutions
whose purpose is to aid Dayton fam
lies to establish security through
home ownership.
If your plans for home wner
ship are hindered by the inconven-
fence of an out-of-town mortgage,
may we show you the advantages
of bringing your home loan home
to one Of these Insured Savings and
Loan Associations?
, 1943-08-19
Henry Fiering
Int. Rep.
UER&MWA

tended the organization recently
of the clos Political Action Com
mittee. The fanfare which wit
messed its opening meeting in
Chicago served to illustrate how
much significance national CLIO
attaches to it, The play it re-
ceived in the daily papers indi-
Gates the respect in which its po-
tentialities are held by those who
have reason to fear the growing
political consciousness of labor.
The committee is made up of
five national CLIO leaders, n of
whom is Albert Fitzgerald, UE
general president. It's stated pur-
pose is to mobilize the rank and
file membership of CLIO to give
ACTIVE support to the CLIO pro-
gram and to the win-the-war
forces in the administration.
The committee fills a long-felt
need as the nations war effort
and its leader, President Roose-
welt, suffered one setback after
another in his efforts to organize
our home economy for the most
effective expression of support for
our military forces and the pro-
gram of Unconditional surrender"
The Political Action Committee
serves notice to reactionaries and
defeatists that labor's millions are
on the move to assure that there
will be no tampering with our
war effort.
The committee is set up to lead
the fight for sterilization, roll
back, a fair tax program, etc. 1t
undoubtedly has an eye to the
1914 election campaign and the
strengthening of the progressive
forces in Congress. Up to now
there was a relatively high degree
of activity by labor in the political
field. But its activities were linn
tied and circumscribed by lack of
coordination. The Committee for
Political Action should serve as
that of co-ordinator. Its guidance
and direction to the affiliated in
te%rnationals of the CLIO should
help us all pull together. It should
move our rank and file to under
stand that a resolution passed at
a local membership meeting is not
the strongest form of expression;
that the sending of postcards to
our congressman is not sufficient;
but that these and VOTING will
guarantee a program of, by and for
the people in the legislative as
SCl11O41CS O1 Tile A1dtAO1A. ~ OAA46S
us again to the question of REG
ISTRATION. In the last analysis,
in a democracy, its how many
vote that counts.
It reminds us, too, that we don't
have to wait for 1914. There are
elections held in 1913.
We are pledged to help elect
Myron G. Smith to the Dayton
city commission.
In some respects the work of
the CLIO Political Action Commit
tee parallel our work for Smith.
The committees work will not be
in behalf of labor alone. It is
designed to organize labor to do
its part in a peoples movement
a national movement of all the
people-to forge national unity of
all win-the-war forces in the
country. Similarly with Myron
Smith, while he comes from the
, 1943-08-19

A contribution of $40 will dis
infect 500 wounds of Russian SOL
diers.
, 1943-08-19

Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Association
<
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
&
Gem City Building G. Loan Association
4
Home Savings & Loan Association
4
Homestead Loan & Savings Association
4
, 1943-08-19

ASSOCIATIONS OF DAYTON
4
Lincoln Federal Savings g. Loan Association
4
Permanent Building & Loan Association
4
State Federal Savings & Loan Association
4
Washington Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
4
, 1943-08-19
SELECT TIL
"PREFERRED"
FINANCING PLAN

/. Financed Locally
2. Financed with Specialists
3. Your Problem is Understood
4. Service is Fast
S. No red tape or delays
6. Discussions easy to arrange
7, Relationships are personal
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ROOMS FuRkisHED-kortheass

NICELY furn. bedrm; for 1 or 2 consenisl
ss Pssns MP nr 2yH car ,iGss ER 1888 Sow
double, S35; blocks from Capitol over.
fHkS isfR sufsse hH%fkf for
ass ava mah ns Ts SR a4ss * all
room; room; twin beds, and single room; new
sio$ 10th ST, NE.-5 newly furn.. mod
SeokS Il e f ii fARRRssxly5 ssf5 turn decorated
Sb slnsie room re next bath. pvt; home, uni,
oo ssh STee'saE 81 meo 1ely bs 4s 4oom
connecting bath; after pm. and ali day; day
s%s sSsors is,S sa ST. DS NfEone a large front room
and one single room, next to bath in
Stantaneous h. W; conv. to car, bus passes
g2s 18th ST NE rooms and kitchen,
rIieldalre. gas, electricity, heat. continu-
GUS hot water; newly furnished; adults
doas dons,e roth 1cdm ST st. N.E-Nicely furnished
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM in new
house. family of ,: residential neighbor-
hood, close to stores and streetcar lines.
FIJI ca at!f, sfarLEns nm sr Eo SELsrre sos2 twjnDeo
room. next bath; close to transp.; reason
iStS; isSStSS3; GkAST H lT9s sr. NE.-1ayse room. con-
Couple or . girls. TR 5423
63i ST. N.E.-Beautiful, large sleeping
room with twin beds, nicely furnished.
TR. 1885. 2,'
1914 GIRARD ST. NE, at r. I. ave
Large double front room, next bath, large
cedar closet Suitable couple. Breakfast
privileges Call after 4 pm.
WOODRIDGE-Dbl. room. twin beds, pri-
vate Christian home; garage. unlimited
phone. No smokers or drinkers Call
after $50 pm North 1879. %"
DESIRABLE MASTER BEDROOM. in gen.
tile det, hCme, real home for some de sir
person or cple.; exp. bus serV.: reas. J9Ul
n II. ave ne. ia. 1879.
1897 BLAINE ST. n E.--New private home.
| tranSp. See TO appreciate. TR o.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond ond Virainio.

::ls n. CLEVELAND ST. Arlington, Va
Single for man. also double for couple or
:, men: IL blocks to bus line. OXFORD 1910.
ARLINGTON-Plne-pa Ink base
ment apt: also attract. master bedroom:
unlim. phone: conv. bus. CHI @1lS.
39I" MILITARY RID. Arlington. Va-Lge
double room, three exposures ample closet
space. twin beds, inner-Sprlne mattresses,
semlpri"ste bath: no other roomers br ak
fast optional convenient transport Al ION.
Call before noon. CHI 43S7. 2l'
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Private home:
insulated gas heat. single room, s".2 so;
double $40. Shepherd $3.50
GENTLEMEN ONLY; 10 min. TO Penta-
eon master bedroom, twin beds, private
ba h: :! blocks from bus Call jackson
2O44-W after $3.50 pm.
DBLE. RM., next bath; $40 per wk: 2
girls. Cal CHI ss43
ROOM, refined home for couple
or > ladies: also single room. lady pre-
ferred: good trsnsp., breakfast. laundry
Phone TIE. 1923 after $40
I40t PORTNER RID, Alex. Va.-Bedroom.
private bath: near Pentagon Bldg. and
Airport. 12'
CASTLE Inn HOTEL, Forest Glen. Md
Rooms; double or single: daily, weekly or
monthly rates. 81. SOL. SH 1895.
rooms in country home. >
mi. from Alexandria. Call Alex. 0S1S bet.
: and any evening.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures single room
S,e exposures, IS y uni phone; for young lady;
1913 DECATUR sT. N.w.-Master bed
rm;, southern exposure, suitable for =
girls GENTLE home; separate beds. RA
III LAMONT ST. NV blk. to cars.
near restaurants; twin beds; laundry privl-
conn. i5e AvFe A%D ASne' TmDEx-Nicely turn
t our Slde corner room on sardens: private
p::a so ,stb apsTsp ST. wo to4 after m&o
ior :. gentlemen, large double room: also
share room for another settled lady: bay
windows. ample closet room; semipvt bath;
Ist-FLOOR APT. RM.; nner-sprine twin
beds steam heat; > gentlemen; S15 ca;
iss 1851 SFwroN Nv eS sT ~ NWdrse M I5Ier Comfort
able, room with accommodations for :,
employed ladies. Telephone. Sl3 mo. ca
l,l3 QUE ST. Nw-Large basement room
with kitchen; near bath: pvt. entr.: suit.
Is =! sh 4 sfkS! sT room
kitchenette. for lighthousekeepins; run
nins ming water, Frisidaire; lst f.; adults.
ss T sT. N.W:-Girl to share large front
eeiF!sERssf eFsR AND NJ WIS o2; Ayr siaS
Gsn5ismanD GD" sd pm mo 0'sR Wo 4no" 4Po9 Dn0ne
s6q ST. SWsrse srfTe front ROOM End
Small single room room SIS. ''o oou''e
MT. PLEASANT, 316S 18th st. nw.-Ouiet
cap bn5 man poFsh s next 0 pa
LARGE. pleasant room. twin beds, shower.
phone; express bus; home privileees. With
fG9I ia5 ffT;ia FNRK kp fam'S SwRm IA "oS fer twin
bees bee IN, end floor, next bath' u block cars
.aG. Iith ST., NV, Apt Double
room, twin beds. $40 weekly DU. 6s96.
MAN AND WIFE have well-appointed APT.
comforts will rent attractive. room to
1850, ST. N.W.-Girl to share room in
pvt home; excel. heat and hot water. uni.
THE PLYMOUTH. Apt. 81. 1895 11th st.
nw,--Front cor. room, near bath. larse
5'iI 5th ST. N.w.-Master twin; bed
al accommodatio IA. Osa4
ds eVery ST. cony block or to on bs 1e
FEssENDESS IND S's sT. fT'5e At COM. 9A AvE-Attrac-
tive single rooms for young girls: every
ssonVenlenGe ra P gas beat best transporta
JEWISH HOME, single front room. near
pbone rhoTer day bath unlm
:saS ouXcKENBos B f1s0nSI ST. N.W-Beautifui Be- aGI
large; warm room; detached home; laundry
each snsle sS sgS nes ades sss SIS
I5Ia BuoHANAS siH5Ii ST ST. NV ~ lai' of 18th ST.
Conf single, 2nd-f1oor front: gas.heated
large RooM S Tn beds Tesireted sa pri
s0s oUINTANA ri. Nw.-Attractive
twin-bed room, So each: also single room
gas-heated home: fine transportation
1000 18th ST. NV, Apt. :}4-Large at
tractive front room, for > girls: Holly
wood beds, unlim. phone; Housekeeping
privileges. Inquire elevator operator, day
1896 INGRAHAM N.W-Girl to share
twin-bed room with another in coal
heated home; near 4th and Colorado cars.
beds, unlim. phone; conv transp.; Tor
scouple or . girls. IA. 1855
CLIFTON ST. NV, off 14th-Studio rm
with Ink. facilities. next to bath, maid
and linen serv,; suit. for / person; $40
mo. DE. 1913
ZIG GALLATIN ST. N.w.--sinxle and
double rooms in private home. unlimited
phone: near bus line. RA. 1889.
IA SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Girl to share
large room with another In Jevish horne
home PRIVILEGES. Call RA, eo<2,
Evening star., 1943-10-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OLD GEORGETOWN RID, miles north OF
Bethesda: Md.-Attractive bungalow,
rooms Is bedrooms, 3 baths, servant's
quarters; tastefullv furnished; approxi-
mately acres; rent, 5000 month: bosses
sion Nov. |; shown bv appointment only.
Call shannon 4 Luchs Co, MA. 2345.
GROOM FRAME BUNGALOW, new, near
Census Bldg; all-electric kitchen: heated
with 400 gals. oil last winter: large gar
der: $50 mo-, partly furnished. FX S244
:35ls RODMAN ST. N.W.-4 bedrooms. 3ia
baths den. drawing room; library, .-car
garage. maids room and bath: restricted
area, near Friends School; completely and
beautifully furnished. $3.50 month Shown
COUPLE WANTED to share home. all
taclliti7s: wife unemployed: no children;
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-New, rooms. Ia
baths, large lot, elec. kit, att. garage,
g porch in immsd. occup.; S145. Mr.. johnson,
NICELY FURN HOUSE. "a block from
.Fansp. .p1r w near SCHOOLS; coal furnace reason
FALLS CHURCH-a-room home. furnished.
new electric kitchen furnace care and hot
sl00,. 203 So. Oak st. Phone l4P7. tp Jus
106 ALLAN RD.. Yorktown Village, Md.
Gust over District line)-6 rooms Q baths,
garage; beautifully furnished, new house
convenient transportation; rent. $40 per
month. To inspect call L. E. Breunir1per
5-RO0M BUNGALOW, newly furn, bath
ssosl seen, hsss ,na piano ,n block e bus Isrse
Evening star., 1943-10-21
APARTMENTS UhFuRh,sHEp.

CORNER APT !: rms, kitchen, bath,
NV Adults only s., 80
6I9 DELAFIELD PL. N.W-Refned couple
for 2nd floor apartment. tOnly in house,
4Rsay isoo TAfRMoNT. ft,fT 4 r. ST. Nw-one large
couple S:se 50. Plant < Gordon. Inc,
l3a4 Park I'd. NV. CO; 0s3,.
ONE ROOM, dinette. kitchen and bath;
aa4ss aa9a 4Sh sns rL ls 81 st rooms ms kitchen
bath; relriserator and utilities included;
adults only; also furnished basement apt
Phone AT. 594O.
CONVENIENT downtown section. west Of
Conn ave- rooms and bath heat lights
.os CHANSiSG Se3e ST. W N.E."l room. Sn kitch-
en-. en- inelosed .lo porch S35. including gas
81. A ST. Sc, "a block from Confessional
hea Reh s." Ssn per fas cs
Will EXCHANGE LEASE for lovely 3ia-
room modern apartment. suburban loca-
ton. for l or room apartment. To-
Gated nearer business district. Call RE.
1900. Ext. 1904. Mr.. Gottleb.
for smaller place, NV. Michigan 1924
NORMANDY; VILLAGE. 4a6s Benning rd
s.e.-3 rooms and bath with all utilities;
$3.50: adults: reference; immediate oc-
Gupancy Call TR; o3o5.
convenient to bus and stores, $3.50 mo,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
apt bldg. in NE. section. $3.50. includ-
Evening star., 1943-10-21
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN wants / or !. room apart
ment. preferably NV; will also consider
sharing or purchasing furniture. Box
WIFE AND SISTER of overseas officer hope
to live here If unfurnished , Or room
matching home Can NE. aI6o TOO Ext ,c1fs a"I,
DIscRiMINAifISSG" n NAVAL OFFICER and
wife desire attractive unturnished apart
menI ne ab or small S house. Nv NV section or near
living room. dining room, kitchen bath =
or more bedrooms; gas or oil heat; ga
panCy December l 10 15: references; no
RSoM sndfsa 91 MoStkS pst R1y 5A s1r
RePar'Rent 4.a Rer Of Jus!ioe official and VIE,
SAyaL IA Va 0rTICER desires modern fugnished
Can Smith. RE. ;4o0. Ext. ea.52 =
IMMEDIATELY. INN Ed ! mo. " Calf. doctor
lane, Chevy Chase White BOX 43S-C
ffGRs EsGSTEks fsPH2s feSe bsre
ment with two bedrooms. or small house
IN n NorthWest. Call FIR. $500. Ext. COS,
PRoFEsssIoNAL COUPLE desires small, fur
nished apartment in ne, Wash. or adjacent
MARYLAND Mary nnt !, Box is. Natl Train Sch for
200 OR Nss9 ROOM q furnished apt, 1sth tn st
nv; willing to take over lease. Call RA.
u36a between . and > pm
OVERSEAS ssi AAE COLONIES WIFE, vital
war war WORK; needs small furnished apart
town. From Nov, !. Mieht share apart
ment or house for duration. Mrs l.
Brvan. District 200 o1s
YOUNG, GENTLEMAN and his mo, her
would Ike two-bcdro,m apt furnier ed on
or, near r. I, ave ne. Your furniture
1nl" Hamlin t. ne .5l
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE desire furn
apt available Nov. !. Glebe >3.l
MAN. wife end girl, IA, colo1ed, wants rm.,
Kitchen and balh apt FR 13SS z IL. ! d m
Evening star., 1943-10-21
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants nicely furnished
room in refined Jewish family, quiet home
preferably in Mt. Pleasant. Box 4Gs-C
Star
ROOM. in nice home in Alexandria desired
BY man, native OF valley. pest references.
Box i2l-C. Star. 81.
LADY desires warm, comfortable room.
w. section, or share apartment Call
RE 1000, Ext 1543l until 30 p m. -.
NoMaN wants one-room apartment or
room with kitchen PRIVILEGES. Box 455-C,
Star
PROF, WOMAN WISHES NICE ROOM IN
2@UIEt, @ PRIVATE, Gen LIE HOME
PIE! BREEEI!AIKFAST AND PVT. BATH PREF.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED . rooms kitchen dinerte.
III, private entrance; employed couple
only. Phone WA @O25
MT. RAINIER-Furn apt GENTLE home.
business couple: bedroom. kitchenette
dinette pvi, bath; $40 mo. WA. 9496.
ARLINGTON, VA, o391 No. Danvine St
rooms, bath. duplex. equ!pped coal fur
mace, gas Snee. lceboX: entire second
car garage. 81. 80 month. C. W. Clever
G.: Inc, CH. 800!
COUPLE or TWO girls to share 3-bedroom
furnished pt. with mother and = daugh-
lers. all privileges 81. O6Sl
1903 FDMONSTON RID. Hyattsvtlla Md
rms, kitchen-Semipvt. bath. utilities
nc!udcl; rent. 500 mo, owe grocery. -
PINE-PANELED APT. unturn. large bed
room, NV rm kit. bath. pvt. home. no
chlidren or pets: util. furn. including
Ih So 80 mo: 30 min downtown "a 10
Cheverlv ave. Cheverly. Nd Wa SIG
Evening star., 1943-10-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

DESIRE . or 3 bedroom house, unfur-
nlShed. in Bethesda Or Chevy Chase, Md
Call DR. Abbey, Wisconsin zoos 22'
ADULT FAMILY. Untur 3-Jeorm. house.
:-nlle radius Tenley Circle Possession
Dec. ]. Up 20 $50. WI suHl.
uNFt RNISHtD 1 or large 3 bedroom house
m Be 'hesda, Cnevy Chase or n v vicinity,
~ lI0-sl 20 Will pay 3 months advance
rent. Phone WI 9}5s -.
nv. Write "AdyertlseT.' I5..a 33rd st.
n v "a
UNFINISHED % bedrm. home. prefer
oiy W, by attorney and wife: VIII pay
Sl.o mo, Call EX. 1916, Exl =
EMPLOYERS desire 10 find house or three
room apartment for responsible colored
employe. Gail Ma. 542a. Ext. los. ,1'
WILL PAY Up TO $500 for Z bedrooms,
maid nm. in n ". or Va; cony. 10 Penta-
gon. Phone OR. 5u5S.
WILL PAY YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE
Permanent, unfurn, :: or 4 bedroom
house, :! baths: up 10 81 - per mo; prefer
v or Chevy Chase. Phone DE. 22ig.
Evening star., 1943-10-21
HOUSES UkEURkIsHEp.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE, basement District
hts; months rental; adults ONLY. ref
efenceS required Call Hillside O652
?330 3lst ST. NE-BUNGALOW AUTO.
heat rC!gr.. large lot; 500
Green Meadows, Nd, ,63n5 Sligo Park
refgr, Sl05. ROGER MOSS. reaItor. 3I!5
r l. eve. ne. no. 5000.
ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD BRICK.
: rooms, = baths. Rarage. acre ground,
H!llandale, Nd; Sl25 mo. ROBERTS Z.
LATIMER. GE lo1M
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest und Southeast

1911 MASS. AVE. S.E.-2 furnished bed
rooms and use of Kitchen
s3i 18th ST. S.E.-Free rms. convenient
TO Navy yard. in exchange for care OF
small furnace.
iII0 10th PL S.E-Beautifully furnished
master bedroom: employed couple. TR.
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

LARGE front room and middle room next
to ba h, I'll utilities, suitable for l. h X "a,
stove unlim. phone. Call AT 46Sl
after 4 80.
Evening star., 1943-10-21

APARTMENTS UkFURklsHED.
SOUTHEAST sECTIoN.s;;, ROOMS. DI-
A. S, GARDINER x CO, 1861 l. st. NV.
MA. 0:}34.
ARLINGTON XA.-AVAILABLE NOV
Modera m Apt Blds Adults Only
ll6 18TH ST. Sc,
Two rooms, tile bath. kitchen. dInette
anu ~ RoBERT v v. sAvAGE' VAC s''0"'"
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500
TAKoMA PARK. MD. $500 GREENWOOD
Rent $50 90 F Heat @ and 0in hot3afer sa9 0ftn ftr
nished See janitor, $500 Greenwood ave
~. o,oo B. F. SAUL CO,
~ APARTMENT VALUES.
kitshsP' bath an a l. utilities III furnished s55
en-, bath, all utilities furnished; S45.
R A. HUMPHREYS.
sos n. Capitol. Realtors. MA 673o.
1882 18th ST. NE. APT. 2.
2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH.
ERAND-NEW APT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.,
927 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 3435.
OCCUPANCY NOVEMBER l.
$50 to $60.50.
,53rd and Defense hwy-Adiacent to
schools, stores. etc, transportation IN front
cf project. Apartments consist of living
room, bedroom. dining room. Kitchen and
WA '3oe7 van