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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
Venerable Dummy
Unions Are "Given
Gate" By Courts
Weirton Steel And Bell Tele-
phone Rebuked Fer De-
fidnce Of Wagner Act
FLAGRANT OFFENDERS
Steel Mogul Hds Contested
Right Of Employees To
Honest Representation

Two significant court decisions this
week smashed major remnants Of OPP
position to the Wagner Act and crack
ed two strongholds of company union
ism" = WeirtOn Steel Company and
Southern Bell Telephone System.
Both rulings spelled the doom OF
dummy unions" which have merely
gone through face lifting" in an eff
fort to comply with the Wagner Act
The verdict in the Bell phone case
was handed down by the Supreme
Court and knocked out one of the ma
tons oldest and largest fake labor
organizations - the 24-year-old South
ern Association of Bell Telephone
Employees, which claims to represent
over 10000 of the utility's workers.
Victory For Electricians
This custer was smashing victory
for the International Brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers, which launched
the fight against the spurious union
On charges brought by the I.B.E.W
the National Labor Relations Board
over a year ago ordered the death OF
the company union but the Fifth
Circuit Court of Appeals overrode the
board.
The lower court was 100 per cent
wrong, the nations highest tribuna
ruled unanimously. Its decision. writ
ten by Justice Stanley NJ. Reed, held
that, even though the association
was reyamped after passage Of the
Wagner Act. it still remained com
pany union"
Justice Reed declared the reOrgan
iZatiOn left the same officers in cOntro
and did mot amount To creation of q
free and uninspired employee agency
Where effects of long company domi
nation persist, complete diSeStablish
ment of a company union is neces
Sary, he said, Ito give untrammelleC
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
May Expedite Approval Of
Request Filed Seven
Months Ago
SYMPATHY EXTENDED
Vice Presidents Whectley
And Newton Regret
Missing Banquet

Trenton, y. J.-.Iudging by the at
tendance at the last meeting of Local
Union No. A. the membership must be
very we'll satisfied
The members are working six days
"A week, but their wives and daughters
and inducted sons are receiving as
much in their pay envelopes. Initiation
is still rampant, but not in the pay
checks. just at the grocery store.
This O.C and members of A. would
like to know, why the ceiling price
when it can be raised at will and is
continually being done. One of our
standard items of food was raised II
per cent just last week and yet there
is supposed To be IA ceiling
We are deceived into thinking that
we have Il voice in the War Labor
Board, the War Manpower Commits
sion and other such boards. but they
are stripped of all authority to act by
the heads in Washington.
The labor representatives of the
War Labor Board threatened 10 re-
sign, 50 we understand that Mr.
Byrnes has given the board little
power, but whether it will mean any
thing remains to be seen. Our group
has been waiting seven months now.
Is it any wonder the miners are un-
willing TO put their request into such
hands, and many of our members feel
that the time has come for similar ac-
tioHr They also feel that our condition
can be- improved and il is encouraging
to see them give their time and energy
to that end. Voicing their sentiments at
the meeting instead of cursing and
growing at the shop and everywhere
except at the local meeting, the former
have gained many concessions in the
fTuyn TO Pag< Six)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
Local Union No. So Request
Meeting With Management
Of Fords Porcelain Works
JACKPOT JOHNNY
MUST STAY ON JOB

Wichita, Kans. ULNS). = Cessna
Aircraft Company, in both its Wichita
and Hutchinson plants, has Il scheme
that really keeps Johnny on the job
to win the jackpot.
The company, which operates under
contracts with the international Asso.
citation of Machinists, has Il novel
drawing plan, intended to cut down
absenteeiSm.
Each week the badge number of
every hOurly-paid employee is put in
a hopper and a number drawn. The
winner draws $3.50 prize, providing
he has not been absent during the pre-
ceding week.
If the winner has been absent ONE
day the prize money goes back into the
hopper for next weeks drawing.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
New Power Granted Labor
Bodrd By BYrnes Revives
Hope Of SdnitarY Workers
NEGRO DISCRIMINATION
STRESSED BY DOCUMENT

New York City. - Although half Il
million Negroes are serving in the
Army, Navy and Air Force, they are
sub bjected to general discrimination as
to status, according to the pamphlet,
The Wars Greatest Scandal - the
Story of Jim Crow in Uniform" by
Dwight Macdonald, published by the
March on Washington Movement, of
which A. Philip Randolph is national
director, 2OS4 Seventh Avenue, New
York. y. Y.
The pamphlet declares that three
quarters of the Negroes in the Army
are serving as servants and laborerS,
that although only 9.S per cent Of the
population is colored, 16.1 per cent Of
all volunteers in the Army in 1901
were Negroes.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
Local Union No. IS
Will Non1indte At
Meeting On June 7
Duty OF Every Member To
Assist In Choosing Off,
GERS For Coming Term

Displaying all the vim and vigor Of
an eighteen-year-old lad, President Joe
Hester presided over our meeting
Monday evening. Joe has been laid-up
recently but reports ne is again feeling
fine and ''rarin to go"
Sorry to see that the wonderful
record Of continuance attendance at
the meetings of our vice president has
been broken. Some say that he has
turned farmer
Brother Bud Hannah strolled in all
dressed up in a new suit. Looked like
the breath of spring.
Important notice to all members
Our next regular meeting will be held
on Monday evening. June Z, at which
time nomination for local officers will
be held. II is very important that you
attend this meeting and lend your as
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
Time Off To Plant
Crops Approved By
McNutt And Duvis
Plan Should Be Provided
For Release Without Slow
ing-Up Plant Production

Washington, -. G. ILNS).-Leaves
of absence to permit industrial work
erS living on small farms to plant and
harvest crops are advocated in Il Joint
statement issued by Chairman Paul v.
McNutt of the War Manpower Com
mission and War Food Administrator
Chester Davis. Mr.. McNutt said:
'The War ManpOwer Commission
would welcome plans worked out be-
tween management and labor within
industrial plants whereby such leaves
Of absence would be assured. Such
plans, of course, could not include men
having critically short skills, but, IL
is felt, men could be released accord
ing to staggered schedules for periods
up to a week without impeding produc-
ton.
This will require careful planning
and challenges the ingenuity of man
agement and labor; but it can be done.
The test in every case should be: i
Does the man have land which would
be productive of essential agricultural
commodities? 2-Can he be released
for short period without slowing up
plant production?
arrangements within plants can be
made with management either by the
Union or the Management Labor Com
mittee.
1T is not the War ManpOwer Com
missions intention to lay down pat
tern how workers and management
should work out any plan to release
workers for this purpose, but, rather,
to stimulate the initiative Of American
management, and labor"
Mr.. McNutt called attention to his
belief and that of DOland Nelson that
short vacations for industrial workers
are desirable during the summer
months as relief from the long hours
and accelerated pace of war produc-
ton. Many plants provide employees
with vacations with pay, he said, and
suggested that many workers may
want to take their vacations at this
time to plant crops. Others, he be-
iieved might prefer to take their vaca-
tiOnS later for rest These adjustments,
he said, could be provided for in any
plan adopted at Il plant
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
TITS Peanuts" That's Ldbor's Reaction
To Price Rollbdck Announcement
Meany, Secretary-treaSurer of the
American Federation of Labor.
Farcical. Declares Labor Chieftain

Meany, Secretary-treaSurer OF the
American Federation of Labor.
Farcical. Declares Labor Chieftain
When basic foods have gone up 20,
- and 80 cents Il pound. it is not
enough to snip off Il penny here and
cents there 4 reduction of 10 per cent,
on a few items, when an increase of
100 per cent and more has taken place
on dozens of items, is farcical.
The appalling thing about these
tremendous increases in the prices OF
simple, ordinary items in the national
diet is that they have occurred under
what has been described as a program
of price control. This program is two
years old, yet only today the OPA is
getting around to placing dollar-and-
cents ceilings on many foods
There is reason for apprehension
that the few pennies the housewife will
save in filling her market basket will
be added to her husbands tax bill.
One of the big arguments used by
advocates of sales tax, which before
long is going to get serious cOnsidera-
ton in Congress, is that the money is
needed to meet the demands Of manu-
facturers and producers who may be
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
BvrneS Restores
WLB PdY Control
Modifying Power
Labor Crisis Is Eused As
Wage Power Is Re-
stored BY Board

Washington, ID. G. ULNS). - Once
again the wheels Of the National War
Labor Board will begin to turn after
an almost complete stoppage resulting
from the "hOld the line" order of
April 8, which took away the boards
powers, for this week Economic Stabil-
izatiOn Director James f. Byrnes re-
turned to the board all its former
powers.
The board may now make increases
to the going rates in each labor mar
ket area in accordance with it's power
to adjust gross inequities.
In exceptional cases, the board may
authorize wages above the minimum OF
the going wage bracket, under the au
thOrity of aiding effective prosecution
of the war.
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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-05-20
Jdnes M. Smith. Jr.
Named President Of
Shendngo Pottery Co.

New Castle, Pa.-James Nj. Smith
Jr, son of the founder of the Shen-
angO Pottery Co., has been named
president it was announced this week
following the annual meeting of the
stockholders of that concern.
He succeeds his father, James NJ
Smith, president for over 50 years OF
the concern he formed, who relinquiSh'
ed the presidency to become chairman
of the board.
Other officers elected at the annual
meeting are Charles w. Read, John
athan Higgins and James X. Love
vice presidents Mr.. Higgins, treas
urer, and Mr.. Love, secretary.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

MURPHY ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath 500 Garland ave, Takoma Park
stove BATH. eectreiy 2 heat oEa Water turn Aa
Cool location. $40 mo. TE 20sa.
6l4 pELAFIELD P1. N,W.-NEWLY DEC;
Express buses. Employed couple preferred
Taylor 5415.
Goth AND PA. AVE. NW-NEWLY DEC
per r'Tn month. nth Gail Cali o'i 10 10 am am. OF or to 3
pm only, s23 goth St NV.
1870 MORSE ST: NE-$-RooM CORNER
ept:. ami; S57.30 including heat, gas,
HOUSE. ALL. MODERN CoNvENIENcEs,
screened porch. 25-mn ride from Wash
inston: S75 mo. Falls Church lli3-J. No
children.
h.-w. heal, large yard See and make offer
sRIGHTwooD, ,s57 .5o-s;RooM. SEMI
easssn1 ST house. neSSo4ndud s6o
couple desiring permanent home preferred;
state business and if children in family
state ages; available July l. Box 1l2-K,
4-RooM HOUSE FOR JEWISH COUPLE
1886 Alden pl, River Terrace NE. Apply
on premises.
Detached bricE : rooms. baths; $ near bus
and school, $500 cash. Sl2O per month.
WO 1850.
EDGEMooR SECTION = NEARLY NEW
brick rms, > baths and recreation rm. :;
available July l. Sl1o. M. AIKEN, RE.
337; ewes. CO. 03}5.
BETHESDA = 4 BEDRM. HOUSE, $40,
Call Wisconsin 4179.
WOODBRIDGE. VICINITY Goth AND R. I.
ave. n.e.-Desirabie. modern, detached. IS
rms. IL baths insulated, weatherstripped
home: open fireolace: Stoker-fred Nv h. ::
garage; excellent neiehbors; rent. S13 mo .
paper and paint somewhat Soi!ed; will re-
decorate at cost to new occupant; rent ef-
fective June l5. Give detailed reply. Box
cSlK. Star
IMMEDIATE ACTION DESIRED BED
room detached brick in Chevy Chase. D. G;
. baths. GARAGE: screened front porch
maids room, etc: for l year or duration,
S115, with at least months rert in ad-
vance; available July |. Box TX. Star
123 R. ST. N.E-NEWLY BUILT,
mo Open todsv 3 to ; pm
URCIOLO REALTY CO.. NE, 4a4l
EXCELLENT PooM1NG HOUSE,
sonable rental to purchaser of modern
furn. and business. WALTER A. BROWN,
l415 Eve st. NV. Ma So
SEE FAIR HAVEN
ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1943-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.


So. 50O-NEAR 10th AND FARRAGUT
SITS. n.w.-Canter-hsl detached brick. only
9 years old. First foor-Reception hall.
living room fireplace. porch OFF dining
room. kitchen. den, y bath. Second floor
-;} bedrooms. > baths. Third floor"
bedrooms. bath. Recreation room. fire.
place A. c. gas heat, garage. McDEVITT,
RA. 49,.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.; SS.950: IMMEDIATE
possession: semi -det. brick. Is rms: in
Blessed Sacrament parish; act quick;
furniture OPTIONAL. Woodey "7.S II.
GA RIDGE RD. sE.-6-ROoM BRICK,
detached. automatic gas heat; facing park.
FIR. 6006.
LARGE HOME, NEAR WALTER REED,
Including lots: real investment; most con-
eenent sec: priced right GE. 64S4
e0l6 GA. AVE. SILVER sPR.. MD
Detached. rms. bath; garage: lot 75x20O
It; beautiful shade trees. Plenty of gar
Gen space: S12,500; reasonable terms. RA.
s0a sOa BLOCK N J. AVE; sell R: 8 2;
eown. W. W. BAILEY. MA. 3570.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
CHEVY CHASE. MD, S1O,95O

CHEVY CHASE, MD, $1O.950
Just vacated ready for your occupancy.
3 bedrooms, bath and detached sarase:
G. E. Oil burner; deep, lot: walking dis
tance to stores and schools.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, SIS, 500
Fine brick Colonial, bedrooms. 2-car
garage, den, storage attic. oil or coal
heat; convenient to shopping center;
walking distance to bus and to public and
parochial schools. Immediate possession.
Chevy Chase, D. c., $15,95
Just off western ave. one block from
owner occupied. Possession upon COM
petion of sale. Brick and stucco con-
struction. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in
garage; walking, distance to public and
parochial schools
$4,000.
ROLLINGWOOD.
Nearly new brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms.
" baths. gas heat garage, good lot; flne
value; prompt possession.
$16,950.
EXCELLENT VALUE.
Club section Of Chevy Chase. Md-3
bedrms.. , baths: . finished rooms on 3rd
moor; 2-car garage, large wooded lot.
6Ox260 feet: prompt possession.
OFFICE OPEN TODAY.
Call Woodley $500.
Edw. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont J

blSSSSS NSVUI.Is
EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBoRHOOD
Two-year lease: 8 bedrooms and baths:
sfas sfa EREP5a!c ER Ssa! or wJ pATHKsoS 55s Rust
Nicely furnished detached brick, contain
ing Z rooms & & be@droSoms1, @ baths: corner
7s5 TH9s 52sb & s.. FESEER N'W & coi Dl. ms ssso
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
home, furn: auto heat. earage: $50 mo. 1..
8 mos Lease. Open 3 pm today. H. c.
FURNISHED HOME VALUES.
100 Queen st, n.e.-s rooms, bath. oil
s7e5 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-6
able July ): Si35. '0- N''''' ''i ''e"'' N'''i-
~ Butternut st: NY rooms, bath;
3sos Beech ave, Decatur Hts. Md
All above homes completely furnished.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. CAP. ST. REALTORS. MA. $3.50
TAKOMA PARK.
New, detached brick home; six rooms,
two baths. hot-water, heat with oil burner,
wooded lot; very nicely furnished; avail
able July l; Sl3O.
HARRY JUSTINE,
o35 H st. NV. MA. 2S44.
FOREST GROVE, MD.
Beautiful new detached brick Colonial
stricted location. Three bedrms., :! baths.
Lovely recreation room with bar GAS
HEAT. Large screened porch Beautiful lot
5000. CALL MR.. FARR. SH. 1890
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1A11.
COMPLETELY FURN., 3 BED
rooms, convenient to transporta-
ton, schools and churches; taste
fully and expensively decorated,
silverware and linens; built-in
garage, gas heat; 1925 mo. Call
J. E. BINDEMAN, attorney, DI.
0630.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
FOR SALE-HOME.
Washington's Best Residential


27o9 31st st. w.-Beautiful. modern
dining room, den. screened veranda. 3
large bedrooms. all with beautiful view;
large attic, recreation room, servants
rooms. baths, Gear garage, patio. Com
pletely equipped including G. E. re-
frigerator. Rented until Sept. Price,
$50 900 Apply by telephone. AID. 0a21,
Evening star., 1943-06-13

GOOD BUYS ARE SCARCE
But we submit two worth your time
and trouble to investigate:
Mr.. 29th and Military rd.-Attractiv
2-story, attic and basement brick home
Beautiful lot.
Silver Spring bungalow, very roomy and
attractive. For further information or
to inspect call Sunday or any weekday.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. GE 1870.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ADULT COUPLE, WITH GROWN DAUGH-
ter, wants. to rent, or room house. Mt
Rne s bIsr of or ecfeR
ern. Cali WA a327.
FURNISHED 4 BEDROOMS. % BATHS:
responsibie family. accustomed to hne
home; senerous rent, conscientious care
5 OR s ROOMS AND BATH. RENT UP TO
$50. Box 196-K. Star. a.
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT. EMPLoYE
desires ) or s room house. Arlington or
references Oh cH, saos SUNDAY and evenings. :.
UNFURNIsHFD : OR & ROOMS WITH
yard. within 10 miles of Navy Yard: adults
EstersnseSx VII pay well for right place,
NAVAL OFFICER REQUIRES q B;R h
RE. 740o, Ext. 1906: evenings, Ho. 3033. ="
HALF. YEARS S RENT ADVANCE FOR UN-
rent must be reasonable. Box y29-K, STAR
GOVERNMENT SPECIALIST. WITH SMALL
family, wants 3-bedroom house, unfur
2ished in Bethesda Chew Chase Or NV,
district: sos to $50: by last OF July
WI S675.
PLEASE. . OR , BEDROOM. FURN
june june 29nd ' reable . Navy ocer. vie, tiny
ceiisnt ar care; Maximum. Si@5. CO. 6sas.
NAVAL LIT. AND WIFE NEED FURN
house or apt. for summer or longer, in Arl.
SHfEPToNAl saa 1ESAfa SsSas res sANlIS assre
4bedrm.. det house 10 rent. near Woodley
I'd or Mass ave. bus line Box 2o4R, Star
5 OR 6 ROOMS UNFURNISHED, SILVER
LACE, Glcbe al5l.
UNFURNISHED 3-BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
Govt employed eouple; children' rea-
COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD OR :
rooms. unfurnlshed house; ami: in sub
urhs; good tr"nsp' not over $50, Phone
SPRING VALLEY OR NEAR FoRDHAA
house furnished. July or earlier lease !;
secondary Woodley 2s11.
VIRGINIA OR NV PREFERREDL,UN.;,
possible; sarare, S Cali Jackson 1851
ARMY OFFICER, MARR1ED. NO chill
dren. wants unfurnished 2-oedroom apt
PssasssSSi RIeS5 % ~ pay about {" SIS T.
BY JULY IS, IN WASHINGTON OR VI
eipiy modern ibedToom house with ad-
lev 1894, Ext. 5O4-D. l5'
3 OR BEDROOM HOUSE, UNFUR-
nlshed, wanted for permanent rental;
Chase; desire some grounds near schools:
will pay S75 to $50. Phone Alexandria
$500
FOREIGN DIPLOMAT NEEDS 4-BEDRM
house, unfurnished, from July 15. Tele-
phone EN-. a41S lSt
COUPLE, WITH 3-YEAR-OLD SON. WANTS
small house within mi. of Kensington
Call CHAPMAN. WI. 1144. l3'
NORTHEAST sECTIoN--3 BEDROOMS:
nice neighborhood; gentle family. Call
jackson 205l. 13s
NAVAL OFFICER WANTS 5 OR ROOM
unfurnished house July /, suburbs pre-
ferred. Box TAX, Star l3s
COUPLE, CoLoRED, DESIRES A GROOM
kitchen and bath house, or Broom, kitchen
and bath apt. Call District 36o4 49,
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnshed houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can fnd YOU responsible
tenant If you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, Inc,
132l Conn. Ave. DE. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

GAS HEAT,
Brick home Unusual home on this
market Wide center hall, large living
room, library, modern kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms, :, baths, recreation room with
fireplace, maids room and bath. Built-in
garage About & yrs. old. Only S14950,
Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays until
Q pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

HOUSES FURk. OR UkFURk.
FURN OR UNFURN. - ON BUS LINE
Rockville, Md; all modern convenences
convenient Naval Hospital EN-. :33l0.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
NEARBY MARYLAND

6,room brick, . baths. finished attic: ]
block of Wisconsin ave. near Chevy Chase
Parkway: wide. sha ded lot. Army Office
transferred. Excellent value. S14,"50
Exclusive. Call EN-. 1890 SUNDAY anc
weekdays until m F. A. TWEED CO
Evening star., 1943-06-13
ROOMING HOUSE.

Il rooms. baths. 4 stories Excellent
income. Approved fire escapes. Can be
converted into apis. Ideal location, near
18th St. and Columbia rd. Priced for a
quick sale, S13.5O0 Excellent rental in
vestment. Call EN- 1890 Sunday and
weekdays until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
$500 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1943-06-13
BETHESDA MD

BETHESDA, MD.
Unusually attractive Groom white-brick
2-bath home. with attached garage and
recreation room with fireplace; 3 years old
Transportation and elementary schools
Priced to sell. S11.95O.
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 Wisconsin Ave WI. 6740.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
OPEN SUNDAY.

3O1 WINDSOR ST, SILVER SPRING MD
See this center-hall brick Colonial home
adjoining Sligo Park. The house contains
large living room with fireplace. spa
cious dining room, well-equipped, modern
kitchen. 1st-floor tile lavatory; 3 large
bedrooms, and . complete tile baths on 2nd
hoor: clubroom, all plastered, with mastic
tiled floor and toilet, in basement. Large
screened porch above attached garage.
To reach: Out Ga. ave. to Silver Spring;
turn right at Bonifant st. peoples Drug
store), out Bonifant St about . blocks,
bear left on Dartmouth st. and straight to
WINDSOR S.; right to home. WI. $3.50;
Evening star., 1943-06-13
MARY T. BOARD.
1888 Macarthur Blvd. WASHINGTON, d C.,
EN- ASH
IA RMS. 5 BATHS.

Brick. apts., 8 stoves, 8 elec. refriyera-
tors completely furn.: income quoted
~ 80 week: 3D. St. few doors from E.
Terms. MI Cope, TIE. 2l2a, Sun. and eve.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Evening star., 1943-06-13

TAKOMA PARK, 215 UNDERWOOD
Newly decorated, large lot. garage; near
schools and stores; reasonable terms.
RA. 6947. ID
Evening star., 1943-06-13
OPEN 2 TO S.
NEAR NAVAL MEDICAL.

bethesoa, Md, Locust Hills Estate, short
walk from hospital. Detached brick, 2
years old. extra rooms and bath in sep
arate wing, center hall. living rm. with
kitchen 1st floor: 3 large bedrooms and
baths on 2nd floor: fun attic: slate roof:
basement with large recreation rm., fire.
place and bath; large yard and garage
Vited.
MARY r ROAPn
Evening star., 1943-06-13
Adjoining Hillcrest Sc.

So. 5OO--Detached brick, practically new
Large level lot, modern Kitchen. . fire
places. recreation room. Immediate pos
session. owner leaving city. will sell fur
nlShed or unfurnished. BOSS & PHELPS
'realtors), MA $500 Eve and Sun call
Major Lane, WI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-06-13

DETACHED HOME.
IN ANACOSTIA. S.E.-SS75O.
Situated near grade and Junior high
away, in section of nice detached homes;
o rooms and bath. finished room in base
ment. hot;water heat with modern gas
furnace, elec. refgr., fireplace in living
throughout
PHONE MR.. RAY, DE sOso.
$50, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
I2oo n ST NV. National 2345.
A LOVELY BUNGALOW
IN the best part Of Chevy Chase, D. c.,
near, good transportation This charm.
ing home has 5 rooms and bath on one
moor and a finished attic big enough for
: additional rooms The lot is larse and
has an abundance of flowers, shrubbery
and trees The price and terms are
DI saIS. WI. MOORE. GE. esoe
NEAR NEW NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER IN
BETHESDA AREA-This well-Iocated A.
bedroom home, about l year old, won't
last long at Sa,250,
0RAHAM-HALL, Realtors. WI $3.50.
MICHIGAN. PARK@OO4 10th ST NE.
cond, ht.. open fireplace, partly finished
ecreation room. storm windows. awnings,
large ilF,re front porch; M house IN excellent con-
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1022 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-13

GOVERNMENT SPECIALIST. WITH SMALL
family. wants 3-bedroom house, unfur-
.1ished. in Bethesda Chew Chase or NV.
district; sos to SS5: by last OF July.
Evening star., 1943-06-13
ONE ACRE.

In the country but near the city--and
with bus service, A modern 6-room brick
home with attached garage; velvety lawn
orchard and garden. This is exceptional
property for only S9950. R. F. RIPLEY.
SH. 1919, Sun. g. ewes, SH. 2S11 tMr.