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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

aI,Isrs ADDING ma MACHINES, > caleulstors; type.
BAND sun iNsTRt eyf EG MrNTs u.s. Hsbe1 Hk 81 ass
prices, Call MR.. BALDI, Republic 8"23.
BEDROOM dining lyns room urrture u.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToR. / to s Gu. IT,;
BEDROOM SUITES. ONCE FUR furniture. dining
and living room suites, elec refrieerators.
a9f ,Ifs an3 RuPSn Bow s5da ea ednp
ment canteen sleeping bag, cook kit. etc
Ho' s,esas s!s sPofs sspss az:
n, nv Re 2434 Open am. to 7:30 pm
GL9raiSGHsRss, rsiees paid for mems
cEorHiSG@Bsetter o9rn prees eves paid io1 w msn sa
p nied ssn eSth'Gs open Ha5sy' sH.. viii ihss " NV
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
pqId 2JT,,,,8 &c, our VI, offer before you sell.
DINETTE sET1Table and 4 to g chairs
IN. m perfect condition only, also rug pad
Tis PRsne anz SA cond n
FEEG FEEe1Ka SERySfE WasnrR ST sss, IS, c,r,,s
FuRN, ruRE. prlc-a-brac. china. glassware,
pce pnd MRRsy hshest TsIer h
FURNITURE CO, 1853 H st, ne, TR 1922
ttRNITJRE and household effects of the
Sn0 A,o want on eood hams
Please 81! today. MIR GRADY NA. 's:;S @s%0
all kinds: elec appliances Old china. brio
a-hTac; maXimum cash prices; prompt and
e9onrteonS eonn rs service Call any time. RE.
FURNITURE for 4-room apartment; must
nrRSir, e R,>i K2 R2x G4'k ~ s5o5 S'ar Condition
s.o91al chars, studio soueRes, dinette seis
TrR>ITrRr and Household furnishings
moysI Ak for, Mr.. JERRY, At. .5@:!.
tAtssC pm, a,Sa eall FIR; $500, EXt, ~ A.
FURN1ruRE CO. fa5a HIT St n.e' e"T TR ioa"
FuRNITt RE-Want purchase some eood
HonSThoi9 : e, on{%'5c 5000 also piano Call after
GoI.D-Btine Your Old gold silver, plating
iesiR K,uN 6IsG9rded ,NG ,iewelry We pay cash
price. ASK for MR. oPPENHEIMER. eo3
MOVIE PROTECTOR nm, by service
man. Phone WI. 54.4 30.
OF tIBOARD MOTORS wanted al once. any
Can Dupont 9'65, between 10 am and
PnANo-we I.A>S. are looking for sutne, ept
hishsst pI,Sos cash 81 pr! price GE STOP ...
make or type. Cali MR.. VERNON RepuoIic
/ WISH TO Buy a so.net. console or
prse pra9o Gan 9sfn@ IA ana Ss H'o pay high cash
s%s 81 s. So5sn Sos" for or ''2s
PIANO am LOOKING for sood spine, or
e,the1 er1mq oisno can ENH WI pa high price for
PIANOS WANTED ~ Grands. spinets or
phone HUGO WoRcH. y lilo 10 { G 81. IN NV
POWER 1,E,s + IooLs motors. e,se appliances,
Pramrt service call JOIN IA 43iS' 'S's
RADIO. battery set. les than 5 pounds
kapIos ans. AsD GRAND ri .So wanted a,
ture Please call today Mr. Grady Ma $3.50
SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds, good
SEWING MAcHINES-iw7ee' buy all types
pfsaine DfpaT hssmstl'hins s 0qs9ns
1I Trio fCIE wanted for child ) years old
TYPEWRITERs and adding machines re-
so sare R 3s''"s5sP ofP.cE lqn PseS mscH1NFs rs
TYPIWRiTER> sod sefyiccd anv makr
14FchTSGd 59 o 6Ss pnGes !a1e n1s m4d2s e2qd
wRlrEf CO ,D0G 4@6 So pISa 81 E'c1 ca TYRE Re,
MASHlNGn M.cHlNT needed VIII pay
WASHING MACHINE, electric. Call Bowie
WASHING M.cHrNr. Bendv emomat,c.
cAsH FOR 'DDIiAM6NIDnSF AMNIDnF a1o ola j" gold
9iamo4G 2SI,, Z ,,ry yatches dlscaTd"d 'ewel.y FR
AN STh HlcHt~1 i1E rRlcl li" r,ip Dl for az
monds. s'IverwaTr; cameras. clothing and
sssTms bsnd MAX '2 zwEf 2Ree nr E siT aimO"d' on
Evening star., 1944-09-27
Apr WANTED tco.s

4 a cANApIAN Am ToRCE oFFIcER and
sbs xs nesa conn sns fp5n Phon. :p
Ext; 8; between o and 5.
apt in Sc Sc: section. BY WAVE and service
RE; 140o, Ext. 63553. bet. IA pm. 2g'
l ROOM. kitchen and bath. furnished;
81 either :mDosss ss Box
BEDROOM. kit. and bath, or room with
kit. privileges. In nearby suburbs. Box
RED cross EXECUTIVE desires or 2
rooms. furn; or unfurn apt. with Kit
Circle. M Phone RE, $500, Ext. $40. CARL
Hes e s. b a.De or rd pfass Afs
on oticer and wife wife oxford "76l evenings sn!
sstSsfa MoNTa Of a1a oeoSer one bedroom or small
house, furnished NV; Or Arlington pre-
sERsvIcEMAN,s SER q e WIFE, semitic; age "a, ss,
nished apt. NV; section, with another in
similar circumstances. MRS CARESEN,
DU. s67l evenings or Ma. 3l"0, Ext ~.
EVERY ONE sympathizes, but no one has
helped Do you have modern apart
Nebr NV ALTA CLARK, EN-, afsi.
sha he My ssy is tho Wsv
3 MONTHS RENT in advance for Groom
sn smd W r DUTY Nav
}9NES V0Si oFdTfy Is6% s..Es Ext al 80
GOVT. WOMAN and WAVE ofrcer want
private home desirable; refs. TR. 1900,
THREE REFINED WOMEN officers desire
R,ytn . holr
Kitchen, ,dinette NV Box 2O3-K Star "s.
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE and two daugh-
tters. 5 and 10. need one or two bedroom
not over 500. Adams $3.50, Ext. 5-L. :
UNFINISHED. one-bedroom apt by .
permanent Govt clerks: prefer NV. Call
EX, $500. extension 5o0l. to 5. MISS
FOUR RESPONSIBLE ADULTS desire com
fortably furnished apt. or house. 20 bed
Phone until Is RE. $500, ext. !SO9; eve
nlnes Temple 5000. ext. 30
BACHELOR naval oficer, highest Washing
apartment, NV section. Call Ma ..@66
:.BEDRooM: untugn. apartment in north
west section wanted bv permanent resident.
csn ma MA 400 , *, aoS; - 90.
west section, preferably close 10 G. w.
University Box 2s9-K, StE
" CANADIAN SISTERS need furnished apt
u n
ferred: cleanliness essential. Please call
Executive 1910, Ext. 900 or Columbia o233
"RM. furnished apt; needed urgently by
captains wife and @ baby VIII consider SUBJ
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED couple wants
small furnished apartment. with bath. in
Mfisihf MRS Dye f,S'aese ao a54. i4h ana n %. ~"
I-BEDROOM APT. by young serviceman
and wife Anacostia or nearby section.
Call after & m Franklin 1907. 2a'
? RESPONSIBLE young ladies want fur
nished apt. bedroom. living room, kitchen
bath. Phone Columbia 4sls after : pm
ABOUT OCT. 1-Liv room bedroom, kit;
b., by two perm. empl women with sood
refs Prefer y, sec, either furn or un-
MARINE CAPTAIN and wife desire fur
niShcd or unfurniShed 2-rm apt IN n ",
Nashington will consider buying furni-
tule, DAYS, RE 400, Ext, 7447; ewes,
Army OFFICER, permanent. responsible.
desires furnished J 10 3 rm. bachelor apt 81,
preferably NV or Arlington. handy to
Pentagon Call EX $500 after g.
YOUNG WORKING COUPLE desire small.
wel-furnished and quiet apt until end Of
year must have complete kit facilities
and be near Potomac bus line. Write
FURNISHED APT bv quiet girls. in
NV. section Call North I34l between
8 and pm.
COIORED. . girls, employed. desire ] or
room, kitchen and bath unfurnlshed
apartment Cal! North 80. after 4 p m
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS FURNIshED-Northwes,

635 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Large front
room. double bed, suitable for | or =
Convenient transportation ia 5641
i?2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W,-Dou-
bic room, twin beds. running water; also
single, comfortable: gentlemen.
COLUMBIA RD NV, ls3i--Men, S5 SO
Sn sse ms, S cream coo 'nSniafed; min
III V. comic bic haos AID 1890
l:a6 Eth ST, NV double rooms
room 70 snare with another girl; s. week
ii"t BELMONT ST. NV. on l4th st. car
line; clean double room, $40 week; singles,
So AID a6f',
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Large
room for three. AID. 9S1s.
GIRL TO share double room with another
girl. with breakfast; also room to share
1872? LAMONT. ST. NW.-,Attractive
double room well furn., near bath, conv.
tranSp AID. 52H3
1871 l. ST. NV. downtown-Desirable
single rooms; "a 80 and S5 weekly.
NEAR 18th ST. 1854 Meridian pl. NV
Nicely furn. rm.. gentleman. 2nd a., nr.
bath, with C h.w.: gas heat. 90. 3911.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS WITH sOARD.

I3.G 18th ST. N.W.-Front room with com
bination sitting room for 3 girls S37 so
each: also doubles and singles; home-like
atmosphere: excellent meals
1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-Delicious meals.
Sinele basement rm for gentleman, S37 80.
Double rm. to share with refined gentle
man, convenient to bath, $40. so Also
double nm. for vourg lady to share. $40.
Triple rm. vacancy in basement S35. and
! upst airs, S:,1 so. AID. a35" as
THE BILTMORE CLUB. l. 539 18th St NV
Newly decorated triple rooms. twin beds
suitable for girls; l double room twin beds
suitable for young men: convenient to all
transportation; good home cooking NO
O634.
1;6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
nome for young people in an unsurpassed
locGtion: reasonable.
"1Os ST. N.W.-Larse double room, $50
month each; also large triple room, $50
each.
iiO1 10Th ST. Nw.-Young lady will
share her large double room, with another
switchboard, good meals.
NICELY FuRN. double room for . girls:
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. excellent food. home
like atmosphere, conv. bus service. Gil
$685..
I:42 2l.t ST N:W.-Sinsle. double. triple;
to Govt. Bldgs. ME. 579s. IL
Evening star., 1944-09-27
FARM & GARDEN.

GARDEN bOLS. useo. IN excellent con
oltion Picks with new handles 81 O5:
shovels 81 20; wheelberrows Sc so: mat
tccks with, new handles. 81 05 hoes with
ne' handles 81 O5 Complste Garden
Sho, 7 stores Phone orders Allan
tic 400 Free delivery. Hechinser Co
TREES REMOVED, evcrPreenS trimmed
expert Workmcr: work covered by inSur-
anCa For estimate, call Union o96n /.
MANU- RI. rottCu, mixed, S65O per %
bu delivered. WA Ij43
STARK TREES BEAR FRIIT-Gain wear
order now while all frult varieties are
available for fall planting Phone Lincoln
80" o. write HOWARD DOWNEY. l'':!J
MelgS ST. Washington -. D. c.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEo.

ONE OR TWO BEDROOM modern apt
adult couple: must be convenient transpor-
'ation Phone RE 1920, Ext "456 20
RMS, BATH, md floor, corner home
niddle-aGed couple preferred treStrICt ed ;
no pets, no children, no drinking 5O0I
5th st nv
apartment bids Takoma Park, immediate
occupancy Call SLIGO 1stl
zoos c ST. S.W-Entire f0or: 2 large
bright rms sink, sas heat ard electricity
included :" per wk c9un'e
3-BFDROOM. G-room, bath. refr.serator.
Siotr. all utilities incl RE. 500. EXt
ilnas. SMITH.
ri RMANENT RESIDENTS VII exchange
new. modern, bedrm. aD' Il " Cathedra.
section for ., or 3 bedrm modern house
IN upper NV, or suburbs. OR 1850 after
Il n NJ,
Evening star., 1944-09-27

1l5 At ST. N,E.-a rooms. > baths hot
water heat large cellar MAURICE FITZ-
GERALD 1871 G st NV. National 33s6
5-RM. HOUSE near Suitland Census snt
Hydrogra phic buildings. hot-air heat, run
nlng water and bath. Phone Locust 12l1
NEAR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- rooms
and 3 baths. arranged as 3 complete apts
with refrIgerators, etc. Sa5 per mo. OF
will sell on easy terms OWNER, NE 200
HOME with earden, terraces.
country surroundings, in nearby " Just
redrcorsred good transportation: II
rooms. 3 baths "-caT garage. oil heat.
rent. S2"5 lease, references required. Call
OR 6:.3s for appontmen.
Exc HANGE-Have "-bedrm. house. AT
CH 4=25. TO 10 pm
6I38 3Ist ST. NW.-De;sched with SPA.
cious grounds, | rms. 3i2 baths, SHns
mo MR. DPAISNER Ma qn61
Evening star., 1944-09-27
Boats.

OTTBOARD MOTORS wanted regardless
of conoIion spot cash. Call Dupont a7t5,
between 10 a M and Il p m oqs
SPORTS CRUISER. custom-buil Fiesta"
3iElO IT. Buda marine engine. sleeps 4
tully EQUIPPED: many extras; 5000 cash
Oh. 1903
CABIN CRUISER. 36-ft.. "Jak-Mar-K"
hull newly painted and overhaued GRAY
marine motor IN excellent condition. single
screw. g. 500 Located at west dock
CorinJhan Club Write 3o1I Langley Ct,
Mclean Gardens II "
Evening star., 1944-09-27
APTS. FURN. AND UNFURk.

End FLOOR, . large outside rooms, small
kitchenette with 2-burner electric grill. for
Ink: private bath and shower: inclosed
porch with windows: furn, or unfurn.:
10 day-PmplOyed couple. good habits; gem
tile home: no transients. DU. S3Sl
Evening star., 1944-09-27

COW. GOVT. EMPLOYED young woman wants
double bedroom. kitchenette private home,
Sept 20 Box o33-k. Star. 99'
CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN desires room
With breakfast, unlimited telephone: pri-
Vate home with no other roomerS. North
WrSt section. Box oak Star rs"
LADY arriving in WASHINGTON September
29th wants clean. com fort able rn con-
Venient TO Government Printing once car
hne, re or Sc. Phone Ma. '.ol9. between
!. SINGLE ROOMS. Adjoining or separate.
with preference TO shower bathroom near
town; pvt. family pref. Box 271-K. Star
OR ROOMS in private home, III K:
also suitcase; married couple. Call MIR
RUBY, ME sa4l. before 6 p m. or Box
QUIET. top-aoor room. preferably with
running water Write public stenographer
TWO OFFICERS desire two-room bachelor
apt: walking distance of K st. NV. Write
II. 3 l. McARDLE. S32 D st. Sc
a REFINED. quiet lady wishes a room for
three tn. :, or four weeks Will paw we'll. Box
BY cow. WORKER, woman; single room
laundry. bkft. privileges, walking distance
Arlington Hat or X st. bus. Reply Box
FURNISHED ROOM-Wanted by printer
in private family. Box 14O-K Star. .
CLEAN, neat young woman desires single
room Northwest downtown apartment.
October l. or before Box "s5-K, Star. .
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-Novtheost

G33 c ST NE.-"nd-f. single rm inner
only: phone. reaS
1000 rPSHUR ST. N.E.-Niceiy furn rm
cohN tranSp, semiprlvate oath: unlimited
phone: Navy man preferred. TU. 34Rl
1873! FAST CAPITOL ST-Lovelv double
bedroom for :; girls. rex. to bath: trans
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

BASEMENT RM convenient to NAVY Yard
and Armory, SIS mo 10 party taxing care
of furnace RA "U36
~ 18th ST. S.E.-LarRe front room. twin
beds. next 10 bath and shower also base
ment room. pvt bath and shower, pvt
ontranco. rCntlemeM FR ~.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

spectacle Oct | available mid -Oct tober;
4 bedrooms, . full bathrooms. j toilet q
garden. garage freplaces completely and
artistically furnished piano. gas heat,
$3.50 monthly DU. 41a3
4 ROOMS. . baths. coal h W h auto
heat; semidet. 81 A 81 ne. TR. slf0 Hs'
1916 MONROE ST. N.E.-Employed widow
will share her s-room house, reservlng =
rooms for herself: nicely arraneed for a
family OF adults or . employed couples
utilities furnished; Sl3o mo. Ewes, DE
5s3a
MT PLEASANT near Park I'd and 18th
n w - Corner semidctached. completely
furnished. suitable for large family or
adult group: bedrooms, "ia baths. oil
heat $50 mo. Ewes, call HO 1925
UntN ; 81 m RE 800 Ext nS33
Evening star., 1944-09-27
MOVING. PACKING 6, STORAGE.

CONTINENTAL Moving g. Storage Co.
332l Georgia ave. NV Call us fol
price. RA. 243H. We move al any time.
Interstate and local. A.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture part
payment your moving. EDELMAN' S
MOVING 4 STORAGE CO. IA 2931.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

COUPLE. colored would like to rent
small house in country, or would work on
Write EARNEST BOWLER, r. F. D. No. 8,
Box As, Ashburn, Va
Evening star., 1944-09-27
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COOKERS, one male, one female, 3 months
old. pedtgreed. black ana white. reg istered
New YORK Kennel Club II s412
POMERANIAS PUPPIES. registered JOHN
SON. oS3i Dewey 81, Cheverly: VA
f593- 90.
BOXERS-Choice pups champion sired
A. K. c. reg. Alexandra OSo5 :3O'
IRISH SETTER PUPS, purbred beautiful
dogs. : weeks old Al 6Uag -
DOBERMAN PINSCHER for sale, male
black and brown, age 5 years, . months
h.l Harvard st. NV rs
kEESHt NDEN thoroughbred. ; months
oid. unusual buy. Call Woodey 65.5.
RABBITS eood stock, fine condition: young
ones. anC Phone Falls Church "3G@
PfkINGESF show winners pups ideal pets
beauties, males and females mos old
> toys. ; and mos cid. Me 1.,O4
Falls Church S3I-W-.i
ENGLISH SHEPHERD farm colliesr SIS
Cookers, males. :. TO 4 mos S35-SiO
Doherman. males wkS 80
DOG HOTEL, t344 Georsla ave. IA. 4@2l
Evening star., 1944-09-27

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly couple and
location: $140 to $3.50 per month.
Call OR. 5s0l, q am. to s pm
YOUNG MAN living 300 block LongfelloM
gentle family same neighborhood WILL
ing pay well for good home prepared
food Box 23S-K Star 2Ss
WORKING MOTHER wants board for o.
year-old daughter if possible room for
berstf. w. HORAK, Braddock Heights, Md
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Moryiond ond Virainio.
ROOMS UNFuPNlsHED

Lyon Park - Comfortably
rnlShed rm, | block % bus line: suitable
ntleman or employed couple OK o00a
Evening star., 1944-09-27
ROOMS WANTED.

,tI: 10th ST. NV beautiful rooms.
win private bath, for ! or :! adults; no
housekeeping. ia Os77.
Evening star., 1944-09-27
HOUSES EUR. OR UNEUR.
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE .-bedrm house. moder
all conyen suburban Md for "-rm, k
apt NV Washington WA "36l
Evening star., 1944-09-27
POULTRY & EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feea ano poultry supplies
ames Feed Store Inc 6l9 z st NV
Evening star., 1944-09-27
RooMs eupN a uAeljpA
ROOMS WITH soAso WANTED.

,OLORED - Girl, Government employe
arge rm. cooking privileges. Call MA
lR44 or Err 6a13
Evening star., 1944-09-27

COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
WE HAVE COAL if you can arrange your
own hauling. BLUE RIDGE COAL co.
INC. ,lo7 Jefferson Davis hwy, Airing
FIREPLACE WOOD. solid, finest grade: no
slabs; immediate delivery direct from the
farm MA 9197
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-21

OUTLOOK FOR LABOR
The great single problem
American prosperity is
labor. Manufacturers are already
being obliged to drop many en-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-21
Babson Optimistic
In Postwar Vie1us

rloyes. By the end of the third
quarter we may experience labor
surplus. AT the end of the war
there may be 100000 war
workers unemployed While we will
naturally keep large standing
Army and Navy, there may be
another 100000 demobilized SER
vicemen making a total of 100000.
OOO.
If business is unable to main
tain fairly full rate of employ
ment in the postwar era, aside
from the normal floating supply OF
unemployed which might total g.
zoo, 900 or 100000 we are apt to
lace serious difficulties. Repairs to
War-torn Russia England, France
north Africa and other countries
will readily absorb labor there. If
fol- example, Russia is able to have
rull employment after the war and
the United States is not, What will
our workers think, Such situa-
ton could be the end of labor
Unions and their leaders would be
among the unemployed
Many individual workers already
see the handwriting on the wall and
are quietly trying to get more per-
manent positions. Organized labor
is exerting great political pressure
to prevent the shutting down of
many plants regardless of the fact
that war requirements may al
ready be filled Certainly. there
Will be little aircraft or shipbuild-
ing construction after the war.
H w e ver, chemicals, building.
automobiles and iron and steel
should be active. These industries
will employ many millions. Many
others will be employed in road
building and in the construction of
public works. Nevertheless, h
matter of postwar employment
may prove a serious matter.
POLITICAL OUTLOOK BULLIsH
The ramifications of current bust
ress problems and those of the
Immediate postwar period are so
many l cannot emphasize too
strongly the need for efficient re-
search and planning departments.
Maagemets should give attention
first, to broad plans, and secondly.
to the details of their companies
activities following the end of the
War. From the standpoint of bust
ress, the political situation is now
more hopeful than it has been for
years. The DeWey-Bricker ticket is
a definite go ahead signal. win
or lose.
If we have sound government
policies and a greater degree of
cooperation between government
and business and more cooper
alton between mana cement and
labor, we should have some coed
postwar years. Short-sighted bust
ressmen and merchants will con-
tinue to fail-as they always have
failed-regardless of wars and re-
eardless of periods of prosperity
and periods Of depression. Real
workers. whether in the execu-
tive, white collar or union groups
will be able to take care of them
solves.
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-07-21
Negro Ordered Held
For Draft Evasion

At a preliminary hearing before
U. S. Commissioner James B.
Swails yesterday Raymond Pier
son, negro, charged with violation
of Selective Service laws, was
bound over to the October term of
U. S. District court to be held in
Wilson.
The defendent, who was appre-
hended by agents of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, has been
placed in Jail in default of $3.50
bond.