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OBITUARY
ELMER +. SMITH

Elmer f. Smith, age 62, died Satur-
day at his home at 633 Avondale St,
following a five-week illness.
He was born at Steubenville and
resided in this vicinity for 80 years
Mr. Smith was Il member of the First
Church of Christ and the Bethany
Sunday School Class He was en-
employed last ut the former Knowles,
Taylor and Knowles Co.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Katie OBrien Smith: two sons,
Walter J. Smith of East Liverpool and
Howard d. Smith of Camp Robinson,
Ark. Il daughter, Miss lola Grace
Smith of East Liverpool, and two
grandchildren.
Rites were held Tuesday mt the
Martin Funeral Home by Rev. ID. Park
Chapman, pastor of the First Church
of Christ Intermcnt was made IN
Riyeryipw Cemetery
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FRANK l.. REAGLE

Frank l.. Reagle, former potter, died
Tuesday at his home on Cleveland
Avenue following Il short illness
He was born on November 20, 1870,
and resided in East Liverpool for 80
years. He was employed ut the Homer
Laughlin China Company until 1896
He was Il member of the Pennsylvania
Avenue Methodist Church.
He is survived by Il son, Clarence f..
Reagle of East Liverpool, and six
grandchildren and two grand
children.
Rites were held Thursday from the
Kelly Funeral Home with Rev. Nor
man II. Somerville, pastor Of the
CadiZ Methodist Church and Rev. w.
f.. Speaker, pastor of the Pennsylvania
Avenue Methodist Church, officiating.
lnterment was in Riverview Cemetery.
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posed texts of these "recOmmenda-
tions'' are given in n report prepared
by the office for submission to the con-
ference on the third item of the
agenda, which is listed as Social
Security: Principles, and Problems
arising out of the war
One of the recommendations deals
with income security, and the other
covers medical care. If they are ap-
proved by the conference they must
be brought to the attention OF the
competent authorities in the various
countries for legislative or other ac-
ton.
The code is designed ii Is stated in
Il preamble to the recommendations
with n view 10 the implementat6n of
the fifth principle of the Atlantic
Charter" which calls for international
economic collaboration to secure i'm
proved labor standards, economic ad-
vancement and social security"
Sickness Benefits Asked
The contingencies that should be
covered by social insurance. the recon-
mendation declares, are sickness, ma
ternity, invaldity, old age, death of
the bread-winner, unemployment emer-
gency expenses, and employment in
juries.
The code recommends that sickness
benefit should be paid for not less than
26 weeks and that maternity benefit
should be paid for 6 weeks before and
& weeks after confinement Old age
benefits, it suggests, should he paid at
GJ for men and 60 for women. Tn
employment benefits, il says, should be
paid until suitable" employment Is
offered to the insured person. Bentfits
to pay for domestic help In emer-
gencies, and to pay for layettes and
funerals are also recommended.
The preamble to the recOmmenda-
tiOn on medical care declares that "it
is now desirable to take further steps
for the improvement and uniticatiOIl
of medical care services, the extension
of such services to all workers and
their families, including rural popula
tions and the Self-emplOyed, and the
elimination of inequitable anomalies"
The medical care service, the recon-
mendation asserts, should aim at GOV
ering all members of the community,
whether or not they are gainfully EN-
ployed, and it should provide this
c0verage by contracting with the
members of the medical or allied pro-
fesSions and by arranging for hospital
and other institutional services"
The code recommends that the serv-
ice should be either Il public one, or
one based on social insurance supple
mented by social assistance Where
the service is public, it says, everyone
should be entitled to all the care pro-
yided, and the service should be fl
nanced by IA specific progressive tax,
or by general income tax. Where social
insurance Is the basis of the service,
public subsidies to augment contribu-
tiOnS are recommended.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23

Philadelphia-ln one of the largest
NLRB elections of lis kind. employees
of the Philadelphia Transportation CO.
chose the Transport Workers Union
(CIO) as their collective bargaining
agent. A smashing triumph of union
ism, the election marked the end OF
Il 7-year company union reign.
Cleveland Cleveland rushed ahead
in the croSS-counlrN march of labor
unity for political action when 4OO
union leaders, representing all AFl-
and CIO local unions and railroad bro
therhOod lodges here, cheered Il call
for Il fourth term for President tOOSe-
Welt and for real unity in the Ameri-
can labor movement.
Washington. - The conference com
promise giving states authority over
the soldier vote was adopted by tn"
senate and the house and sent to PreSi-
dent Roosevelt.
Indianapolis - Declaring that the
war effort demands the continued
leadership of President Roosevelt and
the unity of democratic forces behind
him, President Daniel J. Tobn of In
ternational brotherhood of Transfers
(AFL became the first outstanding
AF'L leader 10 come out for Il fourth
term for the President
New York. - Legislation aimed at
multiplying the wage hour law was
Sneaked through by lAbor's enemies in
six states last year, Wagc-llour Ad-
miniStmior l.. Metcalfc wall ling
charged in his annual report TO con
greSS
San Francisco -ShipWrightS Local
ll4o, largest in the United Brother
hood of Carpenters (Ai'LD, iMdorS"d
President Roosevelt for reelection and
rrpudiated the attempts by Interna-
tional President William l.. lIulch"Son
TO swing labor into tn" Republican
camp.
Washington. -- Protection of selfish
interests, bad planning and SubStand-
ard wage schedules are chiefly resp0n-
>ible for the critical shortage of bear
ingS which is keeping vital aircraft
grounded, three CO unions - United
Auto Workers, United St"cIWOrkcr~
and United Electrical Radio x Ma
chine WOrkprS-chargcd.
Memphis, Tenn. nn.-ArrangcmentS mad"
by the southern AI'L Office in Atlanta
for Il mass meeting at which President
\. Philip Randolph of brotherhood of
Sleeping Car I'orlcrS would speak
were approved in Washington by Ai'I.
President William Green, only To- be
come stuck on the shoals of Memphis
reaction.
New Nork.-i'irSt successful attempt
to bridge the chaSm between Al'L and
tIO unions here on political action
was made in Queens county when Ii
CIo, - AFL and two independent
unions agreed To take parallel action
In the coming campaign.
Denver. -- tonStitulionality OF colo
radios vicious Labor peace law
against which the AfL and tIO mar
Shallcd their best legal talent in dis
trict court here last fail, WAS further
challenged in the Colorado Suprcm,
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Demand the I'niog Label.
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Local LIS Offers
(C0ntinnpd From Pdae Onej

hardship on anyone. This plan was put
into effect with the date of the meet
ings being changed from the second
and fourth Wednesday to the second
and fourth Tuesday. Our attendance
has been increasing with each meeting
and it will not be long before Local
Union 115 can boast of record at
tendance at all their meetings.-O.C.
LIZ
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Attendance Drops
(Continued From PAGE OneJ

are sent to Headquarters.
staff Sergeant Frank Schek was
hom" on iurlough from II camp in
Indiana. II" enjoyed talking to his old
h"nCh-m#l"S of Il happier day.
RcgretIuIly we report Jim Holt and
Harry Bates on the sick list. Although
Harry WAS lnabl" to attend meetings
regularly during The last several years
because of sickness AT home. Old
timers will always recall he never
ahirk"d on his duties for unionism dur
ing our budding years n
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23

Tndersec. of War Patterson says
labOrs war record is unparalleled.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-03-23
City And Union
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resigned from the company staff. Dos>'
was brought in from Chicago in 1899
by Bennett to be Ford sales manag ger.
Henry III announced that he would not
be replaced at present.
After the JAW unioniZed the Ford
Motor Co. it was common knowledge
that the president of the Ford Rouge
local could 90 over Benefits head to
EdSel Ford with grievances.
The Ford news bureau character
lied as 'poppycOck" the angle of the
rumor that attributed any firing of
Bennett in the near future to Henry
Ford III.
TnderSec. of War Patterson says
labOr'S war record is unDara lleled
Evening star., 1944-09-28
ROOMS WITH 6OARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. SW.-Delicious meals
Single basement rm. for gentleman. So so.
Double rm. to share with refined gentle
man, convenient to bath. S42.5Q Also
double rm. for yourg lady 10 share. $40.
Triple rm. vacancy in basement, S35, and
upstairs, So SO AD a352
ls,6 MASS. AVE. N.W.--A distinctive
nome for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
2IO1 S ST. N.W.-Large double room, $50
month each; also large triple room, $50
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. excellent food. home
like atmosphere, conv. bus service. Gil
$3.50
Iai. eIt ST N.w.-sinsle, double, triple
sood food. laundry privileges. walking dist
% Govt. Bldg. ME. S1gs. -
WESLEY HALL-ConRenial atmosphere OF
club; running water in all rooms . per-
sons to bath: wide choices from menu, COM
lletely changed each day: excellent trans
po!tation, Call NO esoi. 1926 .lst st.
NV
.Oa 10th ST. N.W.--vacsncy for girls.
nner springs newly papered, convenient
TRANSPORTATION. SIS per month. i
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, excellent food. home
like atmosphere. conv. bus service, Gil.
$3.50
I3.6 10Th ST. N.w.--Front room with com
b!natlon sitting room for 3 girls. So, 30
each: also doubles and SINGLES: homelike
atmoSphere cXcellent meals,
home: Beautyrest mattress, GOOD meals
laundry bus l blk: S55 ssle, s75 dbe
MAXI My HOME YOUR HoNiE-Girl to
share large nm with another. pvt. home
all COnren. IeaS IA dSiO
Evening star., 1944-09-28

GOVT. EMPLOYED young woman wants
double bedroom kitchenette. private home,
Sept 30 Box U53-K. Star ogs
CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN desires room
with breakfast unlimited telephone; pri-
vate home with no other roomkrs: North
west section. Box 234 X, Star, ?s'
SINGLE ROOMS, adjoining or separate,
town; pvt. family pref. Box III x, Star.
I OR ROOMS in private, home. h /; ;
also suitcase, married couple. Call MR..
RUBY, Me. s94l, before 8 pm. or Box
BY GovT. WORKER. woman: single room.
Laundry. bkft privileges; walking distance
Arlington Hal or X St bus. Reply Box
'O5l. Central Sta Arlington 49,
PROFESSIONAL CENT EMAN seeks conf
quiet room in home refined family. Walk.
dist Dupont Circle. 1874 18th st. NV.
SMALL SINGLE furn. room, near Conn.
ave. nv. MRS FRAZIER, 1872 Conn
ave. North 4S6S
REFINED, RETIRED NURSE desires quiet.
comfortable sleeping room, reasonable
central. Phone ME. 42ll between am.
n n,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

n NICE e HOME for emp!oyed mother and
Ilo i5o q sr eNppyeo NW sip1s Tm and AZ kichen for
refined employed white adult, no drinking
ONE OR Two Girls to snare centrally
oct. i Cail Ex. oaoni aftsr % s pm.
Girl to share modern, studio apt. wi,h
aan9ther near IAN and Park I'd. MI.
Girl to share APARTMENT with 2 others,
Will EXCHANGE exclusive East 7ath st.
N Y, furn. apt, , oedrms ; baths, a.
rooms for furn.. house or 3-bedrm. apt
II xnA. Mssh p.p "a .37S ouo -.ou a,,,.
bed kitchenette, semiprlvate bath; utilities
furnished; one or two employed adults: To-
min. walk to bus. 81, 1889, atter 8 clock
SETTLED CHRISTIAN lady to share apart
ment with other lady. separate bedrooms;
no T3,d drnE,ns r.In,s or smokins FR 3649
sui,land Manol, M, caIl between and
hnnsooNs 5l,s; 5sSsS, THf sans bath entire
APARTMENT, furnished, three rooms $50
T Iasi J. VERMONT AVE. N.w.-DesirabIe
maer ro1m soT hpee fP 'sf S 59 mo 60 e5S
THE TRAYMORE. Iil7 I'm st NV
Mgey ms odm snrnhed OF afFT
and dishes. S45. Apply manager. Apt .
, GIRLS. share with another completely
new new "-5edroom n, apt liv. rm' dinette.; kit
"3li lst ST. Nw.-3-room apt. with
FrisidaIre. desirable for 3 or more, util-
1851 EUCLID ST. Nv large front
room, housekeeping privileges; suitable for
young couple; everything furnished Navy
peop!s nt pTe!e,rsa ES, AP 944f a., .,. r
nished Accommodate 3 or 4; Si0o month.
no HOTEL ,iioR.I AVE: N:w-Nicely tarn.
III6 10th AVE, Hillside Md = apis;
ssonsistins Of rooms each; lst and 2nd
SE.' nsi. LAwREScE sea!' ST ny S.E.. woodridse-
F5 d ane s oath onib on It ooF sua6e a6 ese
sGis ST. S.w'mi e' room. M kitchen. COM
pietely furnished dn9 sarase yard aundry
sSo qhs5s s Cali i5t's D6 c5So' 5S''%sn' EXT s!
lovEIY i " MODERN Z 81 ruRx. DUPLEX APT.
young couple; near Pentason. TIE. 1903,
ST. NEAR 18th semibasement rms,
ess y. CAROLINA AVE. fA s.E.GEntire nthl; ono
floor private home. elec. refsr.; only suit
i,os % ST. Nv. 1e rooms ee XII n''ea all facii- H.
ities. large front room, twin beds. both
adioin bath
j GIRL 10 share 7-room house with ) other
girls Call ia. 9o54. after Il pm.
TAkoMA PARK, MD.-Complete furn.
2, bedroom apt: S95 month; located IL
block from bus line; no children: available
1927 PARK RID. NW.-Very large studio
room, windows. fireplace, piano dinette,
srlil, ice box private bath; near transpor-
> D m. North aoo5
Evening star., 1944-09-28
FARM & GARDEN.

FOR sALE-Pears, good for canning or
ea,ins; tree PICKED, 81 Per hushel. cash
GARDEN roLs nsea IN excellent SSsi con: n
shoSels IS; sheel5arroxs snsf Sc So; . ma9 sl
ne handles sl.05. Complete Garden
shor u stores; Phone orders ATlan-
tic 1900 Free delivery HechinRer Co.
TRIES REMOVED. sverereens trimmed;
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
eVergreenS and gorgeous rev develop
me1ts in roses and tiowering shrubs, for
cherry. apricot. nut; peach and plum trees.
perry plants, Ihubarb, grapevines and
aerara gus ha rdy Northern nursery grown
STOCK direct from grower 10 you, euaran-
iced 10 grow or replaced free. Pay on de-
livery a. tall planting time. supply short,
800. or write, HOWARD DOWNEY, 1239
NeIss ST, WASHINGTON, D. C.
ALFALFA HAY AND CORN. so tons baled
grade A and 800 bbls. corn Phone Gath
FrSbure I4-F-l4
1880 am.--Two miles south OF Rockville
on Seven Locks rd $50 head livestock.
including 30 head dairy cows, heifers and
bulls, 4 black Angus, ! year old, both T B.
and Bangs accredited: 65 head hogs (peSl, ,
With pigs, several hos houses and self
Neders. Complete set Of farm machinery
used on 3n0-acre farm, one 1i2-ton Chev-
!olet truck. Harness complete for eight
horses; 4 real farm horses buggy harness
sinele harness, touhle harness. one /
haled mixed hay. Hundreds of articles no,
listed Inspection invited. For information
call Rockville %. A. G. WATKINS, Rock
Evening star., 1944-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcen..) .
TABLE. large, dining, extension. seats IA.
THERMnSTATIC CONTROLS for hand.

HfsAosrAe fEfi sas le HsS s'' ts1 st.
sss stssss ss s lai iaEGz 2P
sds cdnp soHs os
$3.50. Private lessons. can Republic eals
KITS. 1880 g st. middle OF block.
TROPICAL FISH, all varieties: i've bearers rs
hatchets. pencils, rare cats, etc: See % oui
fSffkF{frksTs Ssrfx maze
TysE%sITER CO. 90 nv. "; s5a. sS$@ IS,
trnnEs s eseh RSys RooNs sD15i BE- 4soo as
aondtt!oa. hMLni s1ise SGSs:, Ysss. s'A"aA'D'
Is.eE WRITE SepsTs 6 tsr $685.
TYPEWRiTEk hHfPi siGf ef; RenSal serveetb4is 18th
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods, 81 So mo.
recorded. PARK ave WA. 44os.
Gs sS s.s5s saa sos s'':s;
WPpsaiiNd pi lsa MndHfSR EssTmSfR. living room set
dishes Of srsom spt
no asents .s5a5 Piney Branch rd., Ta-
59&s WAFER Faff aEaTlRs, Rex. all sizes. ga. .u-
viii install JOHN 6: WEBSTER. Plumber,
627 F st. NV. MA. 4163 or RA. 1859.
WATER HEATERS, automatic gas and
bottled gas, SO-year guarantee. All sizes
immediate installation, No down payment
3 years to pay. SH. 6a71.
WATER HEATERs-Resular and bottle ga,
cO-3O-40-50-e0-75.10 capacity All
heaters guaranteed 5 to 90 years. No
down payment, 8 years to pay For y
HEATING CO: S. st; Sc. =,
rollers, ! (one) day service: rollers left
before 70 am your shads d. ready sdgr sane aTs
" onnosite untown Thea,sr co ,u-
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND Co.-Buy Buy
Stats. 1905 14th st. NV. Phone AID 4333;
PRIVATE PARTY owing sudden chaneed
plans Will sell al purchase price; - 6E
exquisite super quality. dark ranch mink
neckpiece made by leading N. Y wholesale
furrters; iust received. Phone KENT co.
WILL SELL brand-new $50 lady's lapel
watch for So Box SAL, Star.
LARGE poIcelain.top kitchen table -, two ! s,,
gas stove: large fireplace crate, small wing
chair dressing table. and stool OR. 2245.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
DOGS, PITS. krc.

COOKERS, one male. one female, 8 months
old, pedigreed, black and white, registered
New York Kspnsl Club; Ii; s4ls. ,oun
SON. 1894 Dewey ST., Cheverly; WA.
A. X c. reg. Alexandria 0S05. 30s
DOBERMAN PINSCHER for sale, male.
black and brown, age years, 2 months
82l Harvard st. NV. rs
KEESHUNDEN, thoroughbred, 8 months
old. unusual buy. Call Woodley 6525.
RABBITS. good stock. fine condition. young
ones. BOG Phone Falls Church 1852 =
months old, well bred for Shooting. Phone
Falls Church 1891. 1900 N. ouintana
ri fkisA rsasIGn SETTER Vfeurs, puresred, beautiful
KfTTENsNdood home wanted for house;
broken, short-haired Kittens; male and
female. Call after pm, MI 5SO6:
CAT, male. lovely. mos. old, neeos
COCKER SPANiEL PUPPIES. male. 8
weeks, lovely parti color. all cream and
all red: healthy; sire IA ch., dam ch.;
reg Axe. 423 9th st s.w. Dl. 2l75.
WANTED HOME for English bull terrier
lpit bulb. 1920 33rd st. NV. no. 371l.
registered. tan and VIII. S"0-S25
English shepherd Garm collies)- 81 >
Cookers. males, . to 4 mos.----- $3o-S3u
Doberman, males, wks. S35
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave, IA. 432l
Evening star., 1944-09-28
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

THE GALENA, 132 st. ne-Large,
clean, light double rooms. plenty Of baths,
large. closets and chests. new furniture;
laundry facilities girls only; 500. 80 up.
633 ST. N.E.--2nd-fi. single rnl., inner
spring mattress; quiet home, empl. lady
isss GslS; PhShs PAsT CrAsaPiiroL sr-1ovey douol.
bedroom for :, girls. next to bath: trans
ia i3d ST. N.E.-Front double room.
suit. couple or 2 girls. AT. 320s after 4.
6iI LEXINGTON PL N.E.-Sinsle room:
nice location, convenient transp., 15 min.
10 Navy Yard TP. S4T2.
LADY-Attractive single room in private
home apt. unlim. phone, shower; 81 week.
Call after 8. FIR. 500.
1000 UPSHuR ST. N.E.-Nicely furn rm..
'conv. transp: semiprivate bath: unlimited
phone; Navy man preferred. DU. 3484,.
COLORED-l large front room, suit able
for i or 2 gentlemen; in private home;
unlim. phone ~lenty hot water. 200 G
st ne AT 033Q
Evening star., 1944-09-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT GOVT. OFFICIAL wants "A
unf. bedroom house. preferably Md. or n w,
SOS 100. Immediately or. by Nov. j can
furnish gas stove and refriSerator; refer
enceS OIL o34S II
CAREFUL, responsible tenant wants un-
furn. . or 3 bedrm house or apt. NV.
or nearby Va. WI. 7l3l or RE. 600. Ext.
1l403.
HOUSE, unfurnished. min. . bedrooms. dry
basement. District or within 10 mi: quiet
couple, no children. Eve. or Sun, Sligo
GS3S.
NAVAL OFFICER now renting delightful
5-rm., brick bungalow, attrsctively fur
lnished,, in Silver Spring, wishes trade Tor
Turn iurnished es or o., aunfurnished, GE 1@'o;
UNF FURNISHED HOUSE. 5 or 6 rooms.
good condition, white negllborhood, close
transp.: no children: 3 mos. rent in ad-
vance: not over 500 per mo. Call RE.
9l6l, $50 a m. to 5 p.m MR.. BLESSING
NAVAL OFFICER and wife. no children, no
pets desire furnished or partly furn. house,
. or more bedrooms; lease. Oliver 2Hl
NEED , or 3 bedrm house or apt; prefer
furnished: convenient public transportation
Phone WI 6564
CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY needs 6 or : room
house or apartment, preferably Hillcresl
Sc. Phone Union 4399 %"
NICE HOME. 3 or bedrooms, in good
community. from owner who wishes re-
sponsible tenant; high Govt official, two
IN family; tease two years if satisfactory
Woodley gO49.
PUBLIC HEALTH MAN has urgent need
for furnished or unfurnished house CT apt
in or near Bethesda AID 51o1
Evening star., 1944-09-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE for family; in

GEORGETOWN HOUSE for family; in
sperta6le Oct ayaaos
earden, garage. hreplaces completely and
artisticaly furnished piano gas heat
$3.50 monthly. DU. 4193.
y ROOMS. . baths. coal h W h, auto.
heat; semidet. 81 A $ ne. TR slto -
IGI6 MONROE ST. NE.-Employed widow
Will share her s-room house, reSerying ,
rooms for herself; nicely arranged for a
family OF adults or :, employed couples
utilities furnished; Sl30 mo. Ewes, DE
5S39
MT. PLEASANT near Park I'd and 18th
NV - Corner SemldCtached, completcly
furnished: sui! able for large family q
heat, $3.50 mo. Ewes, call, no 1898
Until $50 m, RE. 800, EXt. 2h{3
%. RMS, FURNISHED. in III. .: viii lease
furnished. or sell eood proposition to
right party "OI6 o s.. NV.
GROOM ?-BATH furnished home; OIL
heat; adults $40. SH 45i4.
WILL EXCHANGE lovely 5-room. com.
pletely furn house. modern. MI. located
in nearby Arlington, Va. for small apt
in Arlington or NV. Wash OK. O465.
Evening star., 1944-09-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast

BASEMENT RM., convenient to Navy Yard
and Armory; Sl5 mo. to party taking care
of furnace. RA 2036.
~ 18th ST. S.E.-Large front room. twin
beds, next to bath and shower; also base
ment room, pvt. bath and shower. pvt
entrance; gentlemen. FIR. s71:1
l2i 18th ST. Sc, Apt. 7--LarRe double
room, 2no-ho front: walking distance
Navy Yard good transp. Ii, 54a6.
SMALL BEDROOM for single lady or gem
tleman, Government emL3oye preferred.
share bath with newly married couple
Protestant: convenient location on Capitol
Hill: free use of adjoining living room;
So rent per month: references EXCHANGED.
Call AT. 5595 after ; pm
1913 l. ST. S.E.-3 furnished rooms, also
crib for baby
1903 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Clean
front loom Tor :. quiet girls; large closet {;
cedar wardrobe laundry privileges. Please
telephone FIR 1880
Evening star., 1944-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE,

ARE YOU LOOKING for a vacant house in
a desirable neighborhood? 3436 34th st
is beautiful Groom center-hall Colonia
on a fine lot: a custom-built house with
exceptional charm. Drastically reduced
for quick sale. For appointment to inspect
call c. H. HILLEGEIsT co. 1921 X st
NV. Ma. $500, or Mrs. Wood, NO. O304
2.FAMILY and finished basement; brick
near New Hampshire and Gallatin: orig
inal owner. NORMAN SILL atty. MA. $500
Evening star., 1944-09-28
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.

1908 c ST. S.W.-Entire floor; 3 large,
bright rms, sink, gas, heat and electricity
3 ROOMS, kitchen and private bath;
Brieftwood section: !. and h. furnished
S3o per per mo- employed couple preferred
; MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN--3 large front
rms. kitchen and bath: gas, electric and
neat furnished; $40 month. 1921 New
Jersey ave. NV. Me 9O59.
!?06 18th ST. Sc. Apt. Living rm .
bedrm-, dlnette, large, kit. screened porch.
dad G425 after q pm
EXCHANGE Have large ebedrm apt in
mooern apt. building NV. section; will
exchange for 2 or. 3 bedroom home OF
buns allow. n. W. or Silver Spring. ia Sal :
632 EYE ST. S.W.-2-room and kitchen
apt, ami; refined employed couple pre-
ferred; gentle apt: $40 so
Evening star., 1944-09-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOUR HORSES for sale. BUTTER BROS.
P; o. Box SO, Alexandria. Va. Phone
SOW, fine Hampshire. . years old paid
S75, Will sell for $40. Also young Hamp-
shire ram, $50. Falls Church 1449.
AUCTION SALE-Saturday. Sept. 80, 1914,
1870 a.m.-Two miles south of Rockville
on Seven Locks I'd. 100 head livestock,
including 30 head dairy cows, heifers and
bulls. 4 black Angus. l year old. both T B.
and Bangs accredited: IS head hogs tpigs),
= male Berkshire hogs, Berkshire soWs
with pigs, several hog houses and self
feeders. Complete set of farm machinery
used on 300acre farm, one ll2-ton Chev-
rolet truck. Harness, complete for eight
horses; 4 real farm horses. Buggy harness,
sinele harness, double harness. One =
horse sleigh, one .horse sleigh. 40 tons
balled mixed hay. Hundreds of articles
not listed. INSPECTION invited. For in
formation call Rockville 90. A. G. WAT
KINS, Rockville, Nd.