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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
Two Explanations Of Anthony Eden
Why Are the British Troops in Greece
By SCOTT NEARING

more than a trade area. Beyond its
eastern shores, and stretching away
into. Persia and Arabia, lie some
of the richest known oil reserves.
1t is largely from these reserves
that British industry will be lubri-
Gated, and British transport and
the Royal Navy will be fueled in
the postwar area. Thus the Mediter-
anean is the seaway to West Asian
oil.
The Mediterranean plays YET
another important economic role:
it is the seaway from Great Bri-
tain to India, Malaga and China.
This empire life line was safe
guarded in the past by British con-
troll of Gibraltar and Suez and by
the British Mediterranean fleet.
But the development of aviation
makes it possible for planes baseo
on parts of North Africa, South
Europe, Sardinia, Sicily, Cypress,
Crete and the smaller Greek
islands to make water t%ransporta-
ton through the Mediterranean
extremely hazardous. In an avia-
ton era, the India life line Il.
threatened by an unfriendly power
in North Africa, Italy, Greece,
Palestine, Trans-Jordania or any
part of the Mediterranean basin
within bombing distance of the
life line.
Axis control of Italy, during the
carly stages of the present war
forced British commerce to move
around Africa and across the At
lantic via Panama to reach the Far
East. The experience was costly
and has taught its lesson. Never
again can British imperialists per.
init an ~unfriendly government &c
dominate any essential part of the
Mediterranean basin.
Greece is an essential unit In
Mediterranean control. And il
NA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
"Pifiiess Publicity Is The Answe n

We have a great deal of respect for Stuart Chase, a economist
with a progressive outlook, who expresses himself in language ordinary
folk can understand. We can't fully agree with him, however, in his
recent declaration that American democracy is in danger of being an
affiliated by what he calls pressure groups'-labor, agriculture, bust
ness and others.
Since the adoption of our Constitution, government - national,
state, municipalities been subjected to that kind of pressure" In
other lands, governments have had the same experience, every hour
and minute of their existence.
Our notion is that all pressure groups" should be subjected to
"pitiless publicity" Then, if the cause is good, it will win popular sup
port; if it isn't good, it won't get very far.
Organized labor will agree to that. 1t claims the right to present
its views to legislative bodies and government officials Thus, it exer-
cises its right of petition" in the open, where every man a see and
hear and understand.
To attempt to deprive labor and other groups of that right would
work more damage than any pressure group could possibly accom-
pIsh-Labor. #F@ ~"4 - .t ~#
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
Women Given 5000"
Chonce TO Keep Jobs

ALBANY, N. Y. Feb. Women
war workers have only a 5000"
chance of holding on to their jobs
when the shooting stops, according
to Edward Corsi, industrial com
missioner.
A survey of employers, he de-
clared, showed a "clear tendency"
on the part of many employers to
drop women as war contracts are
terminated and retain men.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
IN THE WIND
From THE NATION

From his little farm in the Chi
cago Tribune building Alex Small
went to New York. This is from
one Of his letters home, published
in the Tribune of January ;: THE
very sight of the New York crowd
antagoniZes the visitor who has
+, come into New York from his farm
or small town on the. Western
plains. These frizzy heads, these
broad, british cheekbones, these
furtive, piggy eyes, these slack
mouths-the whole 'muffin-faced
race which he sees in the New
York subway-how different from
the well-marked features of his
neighbors back in Iowa or Kansas.
So m the conclusion that New
York is an alien face inside the
United States"
In its issue of January s Bust
ness Week reported that Republic
Steel had settled out of court 1872
damage suits, totaling $300,O 600 for
the deaths and injuries Of CLIO.
workers in the Memorial Day
massacre of 1887. AS far as we
can learn, this was a clean scoop.
Despite the news value of the
story, none of the New York news
papers mentioned it, nor did Times
or Newsweek. o
Best and Company closed its st.
| Louis store on January 13, The
Post Dispatch said the reason given
by the company was increased
business, which it was unable to
cope with in inadequate business
quarters"
Mrs. John T. Batten of Birming-
J ham, Alabama, chairman of the
i pan-American study committee of
! the American Legion Auxiliary,
told the national executive com
mittee on January IL that the
twenty Latin American countries
'iall have a republican form of
government, they all officially
recognize the existence Of a com
mon democracy throughout the
Americas, and all have the same
deep-rooted love Of liberty"
BY heck! Sears, Roebuck's new
spring and summer catalogue, just
out, has twelve pages of "dress and
leisure slacks, but not one pair
Of mems overalls.
Colorado's 10000 old-age pen
sioners this month received an
extra dividend of $4,000, 900. That
was the amount of the surplus left
in the states pension fund at the
end of last year. The law requires
it to be distributed pro rata.
Festung Europa: Certificates of
German birth used to be one of
the highest-priced articles on the
black market in Poland, but re-
ports are that the bottom has
dropped out of the market.
| The Nazi authorities in Czecho-
slovakia have recently decreed the
death penalty for selling civilian
! clothes to German soldiers. Last
month saboteurs visited an Oslo
factory which had been making
pullovers for the German army.
After doing their job they carried
away 1,845 kroner in currency.
They later returned the money
with a note expressing regret for
the mistake and stating that
they realized it was not up to them
to confiscate profits derived from
serving the Germans, since that
would be done more effectively
when the time was ripe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

JOLIET, Ill. - That our fight
ing men on malaria-infested battle
fronts may have a better chance
of surviving, 400 convicts at Illi-
nois State Penitentiary have offer
ed themselves as potential martyrs
to science.
These men are taking new drugs
heretofore not used on humans, to
aid a national search for a more
effective weapon against malaria
Many volunteers will also be in
fected with malarial parasites
brought from New Guinea.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

Cypress and Crete are included in
Greece, any Greek government will
be able to dominate the life line
as completely as did Italy during
the present var. British economy
as a whole is dependent upon Bri-
fish Mediterranean supremacy.
''That has never been denied by
anyone" as Eden SO correctly
stated, and never could be denied
by anyone SO long as the British
empire is built largely upon the
exploitation of substandard Asiatic
labor-power.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
British Produce Food

In 1888, Britain produced only
a third of its food supply. Today
it is producing about two-thirds
and has installed farm machinery
to the tune of $500, 000, 900.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

man, is playing for national stakes.
His message was quickly inter
preted on the West Coast as a bid
for reelection in 1916 as the neces-
sary pre-condition to capturing
the Republican nomination for the
Presidency in 1913.
Carey McWilliamS
in The Nation
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

knowledge, like religion, must
be experienced" in order to be
known.-E. P. Whipple.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21
II STOMACH PLUS | PURSE
EQUALS 1 CUSTOMER"

ABLE EDITORS OF SPADE" EXAMINE "THE ARITHMETIC OF
FARM PROSPERITY" AND ARRIVE AT SOME INTERESTING
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-02-21

A Yugoslav Weekly Devoted to the
Interest Of the Workers
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
j. S. F. and It's Educational Bureau
Evening star., 1945-10-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RuY

WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-We need your
house Tor sale IN Silver Spring, Takoma
prompt setyice Sal Ssli MR.. 1sELL. sH. 5000;
WANTED 70 RENT OR BUY in D. C.
sbnS Maryland or Virginia. to S rm1 house;
aMEDIsTE IA AcTIoNmwe my r1Shf VIII Buy Sn; oS9i your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
w CAN 2 s7 YouR HR' HoGsf I'm W. can Ss &c,
sSs II c..Fsel NJ sss5 Rsaisa4s
CASH BUYERS for D. c. and Nd. property
EooPE16oE s2o5 u kEs5Ty ssSS Rhsds
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY AcrIoN9-List
pa2 aSuse ep Tfh u.s. haTs ssh pqysEs wh
W. CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE SEA a. its full
val le today; Our opinion entails no obIi-
a sk co 5cr Mn 1Nc Br0Rnns Realtors Wa ssab
nss lSs CHASE D1 9si 51e st SuR.T:
6 TO . ROOMS, prefer old house; like
as1E% GoaSsss1SiEl%9n 1ithn vi rs 60 days all cash EA
WANTED FOR CASH, home in Hyattsvtre,
Sn,ys5sity s6S IRa Park or ceiese Payk. up e
CHEVY CHASE VicINiTYY. cash buyer: 9s
DAHlg e ShHRf, ME. -U25.
ARLINGToN-Home with or 3 bed
7792. =
ALL CASH for hous. in or near Hill
crest Sc Call DE 0o54 or write MR.
WILL PAY CASH for 6 to s room house,
for eolored. Ma. 30s2 or ewes, EX. 1897
WANT TO BUY HOME in Buckingham,
baths. recrea ton rm. I05 Lexington drive
Silver Spring. 81. 61a6.
SALE OR REST-We have urgent need for
homes in the D c., nearby Md. and Va.
counties. An experienced, qualified per-
sonnel, specialists in selling and prop
Georgia 2900. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor.
I29 9th st. NV. Washington. D. C, Ma
Evening star., 1945-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALE,

UNUSUAL HOUSE OFEERINGs = white
orlek; detached. unusually beautiful yard
unusual bargain in these days under
cosn oco Just Feas' 81 csdrns sH mSTs t. into west
mediately By paying $3.50; st detsehsd, asefs nm
eonsiderably under $40, 900. 6Sette'' '0h0i'i0h
American University Park-White brick
MI; johnson, McKEEVER l. wHITEFoRD.
lol4 4 ST NV. DI. g706.
18th AND P SITS. N.W.-Walking distance
setup, suitable for home with income
RS. Rew. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker,
COLoRED--$as5 DowN-2o5 18th st. Sc.
RIRsGH bHssm 0rsfk Nh haos hMh Gag gas cleo DAVID G.
coLoREDMs&$SsS' $s'Gi DoWNFsol S,iH g; NJ II st. sw.
; rooms, gas, elec,, yard DAVID G.
GdfoGHDM GFoGH M sT as0s s%d 2ao rsam, On two
WR N soLDHAM. De. 1isG: iG ,oOs eve and 'ta. sun.
COLoRED-sPACIoUs durable brick. r
rms, In1 bath; iull basement, front-rear en-
sarSai1 g. r. oRRisoA Ms Atkins eE. 1867 MONDAY.
oLoREDWRANDoLPH PL. N.w.-ideal
row brick in good condition, arranged into
apis; of I" rms, kit. and bath, on each
oil heat; priced TO sell at S10,5O0; So 900
cash 6alance on terms. For appointment
CoLoRED-7ss5o DOWN; rooms and
bath brick, h.-w.h.. basement, good ne To-
cation. exceilent condition. immediate pos
aosa. Eyes. call EX. 1897. '' '''''
COLoRED-BELMONT ST. NV. bet. 14th
and, 18th: close to everything: suitable for
tached brick home, 3 stories and base
ment; 2 rooms, 2ia baths, oil burner. love-
FoI Z yaTd 4eaT m price only
coIoKED WELL B BUlIT hi HOUSE. nc ., This
sttTactye " brick oad home has bath
ave. NV, cony. to everything: has nice nice
EsaF BaFNsTFlN sfTa cs Co IN i4s em st. 1Eo ME
COLORED-6-Roo row brick, coal M heat;
convenient Northeast location; S6.950
ETAfHE cP fA bay 2qss iss
Sdla 800. MR.. FOSTER, 81 4ie6 or DI.
CoLoRED--i44s QUE ST. N.w.-3family
apartment: rooms kitchen. bath. h.-wh.;
ysa has ea porch t floor
5 to s. Terms can be arranged. substan-
tial tial cash payment, For further infoTma-
DALLAS AS aRApY s 4 son, on fio4 ffa' vermont Tntm S
coLoRED0NEAR N .ROi wiARDER and Luray pl
lonial porch in excellent condition. For
evenings and Sundays. DE. 2SlS
COL0RED-3600 BLOCK 11th ST. NV
rooms and bath, basement, h.w,h.. re-
title: price, $4,000. To inspect call Mr.
DeMouy. DE. 1886. or sales dept JAMES
SCOTT. II Florida ave Nv. DE 1873
CoLoRED--DIsTlNCTIv Northeast loca-
tions, row bricks. 8 and 8 rooms, hot
srrsnged Gail MR.. Roq MYGRs sfha.iPn RA 1sii erms
COLoRED-I41? S.E.-Beautiful Groom
house. row brick, 3 rooms deep; modern
balance like rent. Call 8. s. FREEDMAN,
Room 307, 1927 st. NV. MA. 66s0
COLORED-0N FoOTE ST, Benning, be-
tween 46th and 47th SITS. n.e.-Nice, new
brick homes: easy terms. Immediate occu-
pancy, Only few left! Inspect. Open
3 TO g D m. Ii.
Evening star., 1945-10-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL-On No. / highway, at
within minutes s fTS 5
So it, 'ass-ft. frontage, railroad facilities:
direct d,9n,v 1r9m 1gne. Phone Me; 63ss. r,
ave Sc: fine location for any business: 6
rms. bath, full basement, brick; can be
rsmodssd p11S ss a5d into store with apt s6oye.
NJ. Me- 800 LEO oeS NJ BERNsTE1N II Co. a; i&i5
YoU1HRf GOLDEN oppoRTuNIrY-vacans
any type business; 2-story det brick, lge.
show window, fiuorescent lighting. Must
Raft ss eus 54oo Coy Leo EesSp NJ BERssrEN s /
SSSs HS; 'htS bowSTowS + Et II TIocArroN-A s.story
CORPORATION or retail business in posi-
tion TO undertake a substantial priced.
iong-term lease; references required: must
be rated; possession this year If necessary.
Call HARRY T. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
STORE WITH APARTMENT. now vacant.
nice little. brick building in Southeast sec
tion: deal for small business with home:
Hape1 by s5is ane Ts Be inSsepsndent sct now.
boWNToWN 14th ST. BLDG. BLDG. VIC Vicinity itS0 o.
# you are looking for a business location,
HAhR H!aq Ir FSSINpMsN STokssE sss RS 4, Iss
ssgaass sunss for 4S6S dGS5Sr qPS bRuRY REAF1
codRP;; COZ svsl l7s5 St NV, RE. 11sS. suns.
4-ST0RY BUSINESS BLDG. near 18th
PROPERTY clear. Box 427-V, Star.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. near Dupont Cir
good condition; excellent income: complete,
ly furnished; immediate possession, For
further information call Mr.. Potter, or.
SGa;r SGg9a Evenings, ia. 0142. PAUL p.
NEAR. goth AND X SITS. N.w.-Nice q
story building; income about $500 monthly;
price less than $4,000 This is GOOD
Broker. Box 1S1-V. Star
s2i and 2209 M ST. N.W.--2nd CONNER.
cial: approximately 35xI0Q to wide alley:
55as HsTsy Drsisen @ or MURRAY co. NA.
CONTINUED on Next PagS.l
Evening star., 1945-10-08
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, furp:; also desk spacs
foT phone and mail service l. J, COWIE.
SOB Eye st. NV, MA. 54S7.
sUBLEASE, months or more, ONCE suite
rooms, APPROX. 800 50. it. Completely
furnished. Sl10 per mo. Rooms 5IO-5i2,
80 81. NV: occupancy Nov. l. s"
TWO SMALL OFFICES, one furnished: also
desk space; phone and secretarial services
available Me 1923
ROOMS and reception room, opposite
Government Printing Office: excellent for
dentist. Ger doctor or lawyer. Call Mr.. COLE,
NEAR SHERMAN AVENUE and Harvard
st. nw-Two office room suites. each
containing three rooms and lavatory;
suitable s,I. for colored doctor or dentist mo
hFlng quarters availableb. Rent, $50
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., National 2345.
OFFICE FOR RENT to colored 2 rooms,
could be used for physician or beauty par
Tor or any other business Office Apply
a4ls a4P MR 81 nT WTrTAms 9T ghSne DE 1855 AD
2 STORES, first commercial in Southwest
market area. 1lth and D sts.: l corner,
S3X20. store and ofhces above half base
ment, containing approx. 5000 50. #;
second store, 17x97, 2 stories, $500 so. It.
VIII remodel to suit satisfactory customer
: JESOME MURRAY, 1881 G ST. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1945-10-08
SUBURBAN sALE-yA. Cont.

SUBURBAN SALIVA. lCont.)
corner lot; sood neishborhood; rms. and
Sath bath on Isl hoos 2nd 0r
sa eH sS 600 eSss GF taa.nS cH Ss24 0TMaI. VIZ =.
ARLINGToN-zoned irst commercial.
Older, frame house, but in good condition.
can be used as home or converted into
has been built into the detached metal.
oyer,1same over, tran sarage; would make good
Rome with his nep' shop risht in aePaqs his bacs
yhra; sbis cony sodS to everything IN Clarendon;
Estate, g. 1850: or n MIR: = Perry tc cH. ss5s. ss5
in the heart of business district; this
home has wonderful possibilities for some
gam; will make grand tearoom location.
rooms ior teachers and professional peo-
Psr.ofr PIE or tourists needs & &decorating real
lao; adjoining good business block NJ. T.
E5a BERoYHILL CO. INC. Call OK. 0I4s, Oh.
HOUSE with large lot; attractive shingie
ingIa ihunggaloW; on corner lot, 15Sx15s ft.'
lovely lawn adorned with beautiful trees
with fine lily pool and walled spring; Iiv-
ing room with fireplace. sunroom, dining
iooIHt kltCDen Cen- Dedr0OmS, bath, full
basement, With large finished room hav-
ing stone fireplace. and an entrance at
GROUND level: there is also fine bath ad-
lacent to finished room in basement; fully
insulated. coal heat, with hot-Water radia.
tion; detached Lear garage; transporta-
ton az door. 10c bus fare; 5 minutes BY
auto from downtown Washington If in
terested please call J. WESLEY BUCHAN-
al eeH I84 2el 69lum6ta n6ns pike Arlington. Va.
meLEAN,, VA.-3-bedroom bungalow on
iappEox = acre, living room, dining room.
kltchen, ,iuu cellar, coal h.-wh; sarage,
cnlcken house, nice lawn and shrubbery:
one BLOCK To- shopping center. school and
6sy. 6ss; Open Ind5 Sun from 12 e $50; other
D. C.. cross Chain Bridge. right 3 miles to
Langley, left to Safeway Store at Mclean,
10 right past post ONCE, one block to open
sign or from Arlington via Old Dominion
or Frlce' $3.50 substantial down pay
ment. GL. S55:. H A DARNE, Reaftor.
ARLINGToN-Imm Immediate possession, ex-
eptionally good 2bedroom semidetached
brick; first floor, very nice living room,
dining room and fully equipped kitchen;
second floor. master bedroom, one other
bedroom and fully tiled bath: corner lot;
pullt-ln garage; good location; this home
IS IN excellent condition throughout priced
10 sell a. $3.50 with $3.50 cash.
semidetached brick: Venetian blinds; tile
bath, auto. oil heat: screened porch: nics
recreation room: price. SS,950 with reasons
Ariington-30-day possession, broom
detached brick; full basement; auto. oil
aeat; COPPER plumbing; good location;
JOHNSTON, Arlington Trust BIG, RossIyn.
CHI Q7o0 evenings and Sunday. CH. 3i03
Evening star., 1945-10-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE and wife, with
perm. agency, desire 3-bedroom, unfurn.
h9me' eonyt CO. to transp;: no children; refs.
WANT %s aS BEbRooM M0 unfuFntshed MF aadFRoS house
or apartment; couple and children; per-
manent washington 61a civilian; convt. trans
GOVT. ExEGUTIvEE AND WIFE. with
perm. agency. desire 3-bedrm, unfurn
Mr.: REARDoN. EX. 4l60, Br 1855. 'e-''
WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXECUTIVE de-
sires. TO rent or, 4 bedroom house. un-
ton: no children; excellent renters for
particular home owner Phone OR. o234
of 14th and PARK rd minor repairs taken
care Of; up to $3.50 2 month, rent always
WILL " h TAKE IKE OYER T1 59e4 5nesDed H Pg ,ss s ia
Turn 3-bedrm. house. preferably accessible
Sidwen Friends School; 3 adults. 9 girls, no
psts; pets refs; assure best care of place. tWo.
PEAMANENT Govt. officials urgently needs
small house in Va: best references. Phone
Sd BEEDRoSo2M HOUSE. suburban Md, or
Va, needed Dec l to Jan. ] by. permanent
for particular home owner. Phi. RA. 6064.
NAVY CAPTAIN desires to rent four bed
MeSPRRH bady needs
oR s Rooms Rooms T a2 nee qS45 5
beet esy refeTence TA s5s 5S7t
MARINE 1t. COL. and wife need 2-bed-
room furnished house. Arlington preferred
will take good care OF premises; will pay
UNFURNIsHED ? to 4 bedroom house or
apt, good NV. location; urgently needed:
permanent Washington family: best ref
erenees. Or 9S2o. s
house cr 2-bedroom, apartment: NV; or
Silver Spring, excellent references from
si75 RE- 4S5o Ext BSsFS Ssfors s5I
AIR FORCE MAJOR, returned from over
seas, permanently assigned Washington,
nished. Cali DI. 415o. Ext. sos on sat
urday or Sunday. Weekdays call RE.
NAVY NAVY Cor coM%ANDER needs .three-bedrsom
ma dne sh 6
NAVAL oFFIcER. perm. duty. needs g.
bedrm.. 2;bath; fprn. or partly furn. house,
PTRMANfNr Pf n NN WaSn wAsHfNsroa 81 COUPLE de-
sires finely furn:, house in suburban Wash
shia5eR To ROOM Ss R5 R5sg 5000 o. Hxss1e Exs Sill
PERMANENT. residents, 3 adults in fam
lily, want 2-bedroom house unfurnished.
or 2-bedroom apt. in nearby Virginia, or
District Good references. Box 2O1-Y,
WANTED, white, to rent s-rm. house gas.
electric, bath; within District limits if
possihle; reasonable rent Call AT. 4446.
COMMANDER, CONT !, DER, REGULAR Navy, urgently
mfnrnishsd; ~ Va. preferred. cH. 2479.
furn. or unfurn: temporary. or for the
winter; best care taken. RE. 740O. Ext.
Evening star., 1945-10-08

STORES FOR RENT in big Shopping CEN
tiers in Arlington: spring OCCUPANCY. CAN
M. T. BROYHILL Co, INC, CH. $500
for information
MODERN STORE FOR RENT. Good To-
cation, suitable for any business; available
Nov. ! Inquire 2nd f., 4015 Georgia
TO BE ERECTED Immediately. modern
store Of 2,200 SO. #. fronting on 2
streets at 2434 Wisconsin ave. For long
term lease see CAREY WINSTON, Resltor,
1890 Blk. sTREET.2oSer E3S 5000 50.
#. available on 1st floor, basement and
mezzanlns; term lease. JEROME S.
MURRAY, 1881 ST. NV. RE. 246O
or MI 452q
517 F ST. NV (cor. Of 9Th and st)-
Cor. store, about 20x25 IT., ideal for dry
cleaner, pawn broker. etc; SIPS; vacant;
key at LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
K st. NV
53is EAST CAPITOL sT.-Modern store
in high-claSs colored residential section,
ideal for beauty parlor, bakery, etc; va
cant: Sl00 a month. Apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO, l415 K st NV
Evening star., 1945-10-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.

sERyICEMAN AND WIFE desire furnished
efficiency apartment or room with private
bath; refined. nondrinkers. Please call
EMPLOYED middle aged couple desire g.
rm. apartment. IA. 6469 or GE. $500. 10'
2-BEDR0OM, living room, kitchen and
bath apartment urgently needed: adults,
10-year child. EN-. 1850. 10s
REFINED, cultured couple with year-old
daughter wish an apartment or house in
good nefghborhood where they may live
a quiet and well-ordered life as they have
always done in their own home; permanent
residents. Phone OR. 3505 after $50
pm. los
NAVAL OFFICER, returned from overseas
and wife desire to rent or suitcase we'll
furnished apt, 2 or 3 rooms, or small home
Immediately. Short period considered No
pets except wife. Ca1l 1t. w. s. HASSLER
RE. 7400, Ext. 2994 between 10 and II
am. l0s
MIDDLE-AGE COUPLE, permanently empl,
urgently needs furn., unfurn housekeeping
apt Northwest section; best ref. WO.
QUIET, EMPI. GENTLE COUPLE wants
sman furn Or unfgrn; apt; near Chevy
3 ROOMS, furnished, By young women
H1o are SITUATED situated permanently in Wash;
,Suirements. MA. $40. Ext. 2o7. 1xs
Evening star., 1945-10-08
ROOMS EURN.-Nor.hwest Cont,

1860 18th ST.-Room for gentlemen, well
furnished. also gentleman to share room
with, another gentleman; S27.50 double;
GENTLE home. co. 6I45
1924 BELMONT ST. N.W.-Oh 14th st.
carline. single and double rooms, next to
bath' $50 to $35 single, $40 double. AD
1el TUCKERMAN ST. N.w.-Furnished
room, in Jewish family; next to bath; S25
month. RA. 0S66,
COLoRED, 93s o ST. Nw.-some place
20 stay at nights; gentlemen only: must be
r rTeeommended 81 night, up. %
COLoRED-1036 PARK RD., several COM
nsrsans roTta5is rooms for single and married
sARK ROAD 9V HoUsiNd SaE SS ~eeSis' co. AD' 0S00
.CoLoRED-23O9 EYE ST. N,w.-Large
nIiyiIeges: So each week ME- 1895.
COLORED-455 LURAY PL. N.W.-l large
single front room for gentleman, S25
CoLoRED-15os NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
For rent. iurn. ballroom, 5000. cond.. to re-
nned gentleman, $50 mo-; ref. NO. 2077
C0LoRED-1442 SWAMI ST. NW.-Room
i9r ssoo nice employed boy. 81 week. NO.
CoLoRED-.4s GRESHAM PL. NV, ! or
gentlemen, for comfortably furn. room;
80 ner !, $40 per >.
girl to share room with another girl. twin
CoLoRED-7OS COLUMBIA RID. NV
Large room; heat, hot water; . girls; S5
each wks Call after ) pm.
COLoRED-I023 2Ist ST. N.W.-Neat
anHole SSH en% room' next BATH for man, 81 week.
CoLoRED-1343 GIRARD ST. Nw-La-
dies, two. S45. GUY TIMER, 1926 You
st. NV. NO. 4907.