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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

a permanent FEPC.
The House Committee on
Appropriations has voted not TO
recommend funds to continue the
present FEPC. The Appropriations
Committee was forced by the
threat Of the Southern bloc on the
House Rules Committee 10 hold up
debate on Governments w ar
Agencies Appropriation bill unless
FEPC and OPA were taken out Of
that bill. The best that Chairman
Cannon ID, Mo- could get from
the Rules Committee in return for
thus sacrificing the present FEPC
was promise that Rules Commit
tee would permit the House Of
Representatives 10 begin debate on
the bill for q permanent FEPC
within the next two or three
weeks.
AS WE reported last week. here
tofore the Democrat controlled
Rules Committee Of the House has
refused to place the FEPC measure
on the house calender for debate.
And the discharge petition 10 force
the Rules Committee to do this is
still long way from receiving the
necessary 2l8 signatures. lnclden-
tally. we have just received let
ter from Michlgan's Representa-
tive Shafer telling us that he has
signed this petition as he promised.
To some extent then the friends
Of FEPC legislation have made a
gain out Of this deal; at least we
shall have chance to take our
fight to the floor of the House OF
Representatives where the sheep
can be separated from the goats.
SACRIFICING the prese I
FEPC for this is. however. a ter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Navy Commissions
New Hospital Ship

Next month the Navy will conn
mission the USS Sanctuary. last OF
six hospital ships Of the Haven
class, costing about $1,000, 900 each.
This will bring Nays mercy fleet
10 ~ ships. in addition TO hospital
facilities abroad wsrshipS
The Haven class ships are fully
sir-condltioned, which Is irpor-
tant IN the tropical waters OF the
Pacific, and are equipped with the
latest IN medcsl snd surgical ia
cli,ies. even 10 mechanical cows'
10 make whole milk from milk
poWder
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
LABOR LOOKS AHEAD
By GEORGE w. CROCKETT


rife price to pay. For if we do not
succeed in getting the FEPC bill
passed in both the House and the
Senate. il means that there no lon
ger viii be an agency OF the Fed
eral government charged with end
ing employment discrimination.
We hope you feel as strongly
about this as we do. And we hope
YOU are angry enough over this
"sell-out" 10 sit down and send
President Truman a letter telling
him that you expect his Demo-
cratic party 10 keep its campaign
promise 10 create permanent
FEPC. Maybe the following let
ter sent by JAWS Fair Practices
Committee will help you get your
thoughts together:
THE President
The White House
Washington, D. c.
Dear Mr.. President:
Our Union and its million and a
quarter members are very much
concerned about the last minute
opposition which seems 10 Re de-
veloping 10 the passage OF FEPC
bills in the House and in the Sen
ate. This concern is due in no
small measure In the fact that thus
far you have not publicly declared
for enforceable fair employment
practices legislation at this session
OF the congress.
we know. OF course. that you
favor the enactment Of such legs
lation2 and we think Il would he
very helpful al this time II you
would give public expression OF
your views.
Sincerely and respectfully yours
Executive Director
UAW-CIO Fair Practices
Committee"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
BONDS BUILD PORT

During the invasion Of Europe,
the Allies constructed two Of the
harbors in floating sections and
lowed them to two OF the beach,
heads on the English Channel that
they took by assault. They cost
Sl00, 900. 900 each.
No one can estimate how much
time and how many Allied casual
ties their success saved. Although
q severe Channel storm partly
wrecked one Of these harbors, the
daring plan worked AZ ell the
world knows. most particularly the
Nszi defenders OF "Fortress
Europe"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Report Housing Plans
For Crystal Lake Area

With the announcement by the
National Housing Authority this
week that approximately ll5,OW
units OF privately and publicly
financed war housing would be oc-
cupied by Negro war workers, II
was also learned that Oakland
Housing, Inc, was considering the
construction of million dollar
beachfront project for Negroes bor'
dering Crystal lake near Pontiac.
The Oakland Housing, Inc, a
non profit organization founded
by the late u. S. Sen. James
Couzens, revealed that the exact
number Of houses to be built
was unknown, but that present
plans called for dwelling units Of
$4,000 valuation.
ACCORDING TO the MIA an
nouncement, all privately financed
war housing 10 OF permanent char
acter and practically all such &C.
commodations for Negroes are fam
lily units.
William J. Norton. president OF
Oakland Housing, Inc, said that
the plans were still speculative,
formative and considerstive."
Crystal Lake. one OF the larger
lakes within the corporate limits Of
Pontiac, borders on Wilson Park
The other side is largely vacant
acreage with beaches and boat
piers.
A similar project was spon-
sored by Oakland Housing, Inc,
In 1885 when, project was
built for low cost workers on
Commerce road.
THE PROPOSED project, &C
cordins to company spokesman. i!
being undertaken as an emergency
relief measure.
MIA Administrator John p
Blandford, commenting on tn,
overall provisions for housing Ne,
groes and their families Throughout
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09


We put the
question I h S
" a y because
news has just
reached us OF a
deal made in
Washington last
Friday which
means the end
Of the present
( e m p o r a r y
FEPC without
a guarantee OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

the nation said, I'VE have learned
a great deal about the difficult
problems Of providing adequate
housing for minority groups; we
have made progress and expect
more progress. For the first time,
private enterprise has made sig
nificant contribution in serving Me-
groes with new housing. The core
Of the problem now and in the
future is to provide additional hv-
ing space and adequate fs>flities
to accommodate Negro families"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE FACTS
~ OUR NEWS
By HORACE A. WHITE

FEPC AND CONGRESS .
So very many important facts are
In our news this week, but none
is more important than the fact
that money for the Presidents
Committee On Fair Employment
Practices was left out Of the War
Emergency Appropriation. This Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

. very l m
portant fact
for American
minorities to
note at this
time. II means
that the exist
ing Presidents
Committee on
Fair Employ
ment Practices
has TO stop its
very important
work after
June 30. The
leaving Of the
FEPC money
out Of the ap-
pron ON
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

BY GEO. w. CROCKETT JR.
HOW BADLY DO YOU WANT
a Federal agency that will end
discrimination in employment? Do
you want it badly enough to send a
letter or post Car 10 President
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
PLAN SIMMER SCHOOL

INSTITUTE, w. Va.-The West
Virginia State college summer ses-
sion. Dean Harrison II. Ferrell. d.
rector. under the wartime acceler-
ated educational program. will run
from June II through August Ia
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

MR.. AND MRS. G. BROWN OF
Spring Lake Farm, Holly, Mich,
have been confined TO bed for the
past two weeks with a serious i'll
mes. Their friends wish them a
speedy recovery.
The members OF the Florence
Ames Temple No. II are urged to
visit the sick and shut-in mem
bers. Pebble chatham, Haddie
Goldstone at Kirwood hospital; An
ma Bell Kimbrough at Receiving
hospital; Elizabeth Pickett OF
23rd street; Mamie Watkins. Biz
dia johnson, Anna Robinson and
Irene Hilson. They vii appreciate
your visit.
Florence Ames Temple No. II
will hold election OF officers Tues.
day, June IL. All members are
especially urged to be present. A
ballot will be mailed TO meNber'
who are i'll, upon request
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
NORTH END NEWS
By MARIAN c. MeCIlL

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MAINS and
family spent Decoration Day at
their cottage at Great Lakes sub
division on Holly, Mich. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Myles and
their two children: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Horton. Mrs. Ollie Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Davis, Miss Ger
sldine Casey. Mrs. Louise Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. chatham. Mrs. N.
Noel, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Woten
and their daughter, Elaine.
Mrs. Frank Mason and her chill
dren spent a week at Great Lakes
Holly. Mich. They returned TO the
city Sunday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

DIT. ERMA. HENDERSON. of
Garfield has been the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mshoney
at their Great Lakes cottage. DIT.
Henderson will spend other week.
ends there throughout the summer.
The Mahoneys have opened their
cottage for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill have
opened their cottage at Great Lakes
for the season and are spending
week lends there. The McGills re-
turned TO the city Thursday after
three days at the cottage. During
their stay, they had several visi-
tors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

SACRIFICING the prese t
FEPC for this is. however. a ter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

Don't forget 10 renew your
N.A.A.C.P. membership
Evening star., 1945-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sasa!..sn; a sss: Tsnpis s77s 4odsl IN sS:e
ss|s:s iSssss ssgs gsss'ss;;is E iE!ssai h
sleSISra yESEr.As siiNDs rsRs,nssa rstaDsd
trols. port: Sled. cutting and weld
torches. oxygen gauge, STORAGE boxes
strong. wooden with hinged covers
ave. TAX. PIX, Nd: 6s
VIOLIN. very old in storage. over sc
years. in AL condition. Will sacrifice "a
sr student only. 800. Also camera, pic.
vI0LNs = Three-quarter size. studen,
model $49; 80; full size; complete with
WATCH, Eisin, iady's, white gold. 15-tewel
suitable for nurse: good cond. $50 Maple
W.rER Wi TakGna HEaTRsKs TPsTk ma .Siom.t,o
bottled gas. Immediate installation. 90
cal M oE. 44si or sH. as7i. 7ia ST. n'N' o.
WATER HEATERS-Resular and bottle gas
Se.sl: :SsfsSi:sd s
SHsn psons sfafi issf. aER1cHHN HN
aAATEdsq WAfER afxfERs c2 e ass & s so,..r su.r.n
e; tee; sll sizes; @ terms. JOHN g WEBsTER
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
sss' hons ssss' AS 1888 sss
x-RAY PROTECTIVE sCREEN, loaded
3x6. upright on rollars, mahogany finish;
SH s5 Il Used SfsT Evening gowns. lq from
il ali sizes s. a5 to sa.Sb. Sold new @ 'fora from
sha,ss Slsss t. Come at onSs for best
LONGS. T31 18th st, NV
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

1908 EASTERN AvE.-completely furn. l.
bsdrm: bee apt; telephSns % and seSretariai serv-
1900 18Th siai ST. NV. Apt. 4o7-,ew,sh
so sae.e ao $685. %SseTn Ext apt ao with another
5:rm. apt. with anothsr sa sss mo- mo. sesdf eali
sftss sosia aG cahohAaovs LIN H91aAs sirl, as:r.
| more nice girl to share apt. S25 each.
21s kentucky ave: Sc. FIR. 9662.
k0oM M and private rsit ba bath furn apt
NV; 2 oficers preferred. BOX 47e-A,
j ROOM. kitchen, pvt. bath; good loca-
AZ 0 EMERsoN FL sa ST. Sy SwmNestlg ss ym FUR
aiSinS nshed First t,tdSs floor large Living
Si RS and'n aad i sauis Sa4s
nss one sstes af0Isa say wsi slo Nl
SUITE Of OF $ : Rooms, sts. s; Suitable for one
To cona oaaos vs ssS and n Bs. g. fssssssen
1890 foI rens 10th 70, St cut5, Mwrn 9.rR APT APT
Apply after Gao an p.m.. De. 47s4. aas onis
sssr. SssSssn %iss os.r ane aa. so 1as
M zEsroNsifsE f ss coNaEsi2n RHasn osf, sssS 1858
to share 3-room apartment With another
tGH sso ss 'ssls sc. ash Ssss ne s.4 smoking
ROOMS, kitchen and bath, S65 mo;
tmmediate possession. Conn. ave. OR.
1898, after & pm.
ALL WE NEED is one more girl, aged 20
TO 80, to share our house with other
Girls. Whole house All to ourselves. to-
Gated at 3411 Wisconsin ave- NV. I'M
limited phone. lots of room, lots Of fun,
and very inexpensive. $40 mo. Cali Or
1919 after M.
rms, kitchen, shower; Frigidaire, utils,
Very quiet adults: $50, After II an. wed.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

SMALL, well-furn. house and garden for
l person; in Georgetown; no dogs; $500
NF1SNfsHEDE Pss %Hnsh ME Ho1sE 1868 bedrooms, for
Pcouple no children, no pets. Present house
SOLO for occupancy and must vacate within
t,or 10 days: Located Washinston for dura-
best references. Cali DE. 6176.
camse nome i0r ms nwn. Ismiy who must move be
house Or apt prefer Ariinason, BUT buniuTh viii
considsT con anything; myth best references. Please
ias aAs an zNY sSs2 osR furnished house or apart
%sns dstrct i9r a fs9r WAVE ocier; in northwess
ARMY OFFICER, permanent. desires un-
furnished house, or bedrooms; gas or
oil heat preferred: no children; Virginia or
s12-s, Star or phone Aiexandria oi6s; eyes.
NAVY YARD ENGR., wife and child,
desire. apt. Or small bungalow in or near
Riyerdale, Silver Spring or Hyattsville.
Gall Gall dE; En-; s01s OLE % after 2 pm; 81
WELdLcruRNisaED Eadraar, Georsstown house or
wanted. Best references Telephone OR.
77s2 til Q am. RE. 1889 between 10
ARMY cxPTAIN. wife and am-year-old
son desperately need ! OF. bedroom
furnished house or apt; have lived in good
places, cannot live in dump: references.
ARMY OFFICER. family, need furnished
house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths; 5000 top;
NAVY LIEUT., family, desperately need
furnished or unfurnished house, 8 bed
rooms, NV. section, nearby Va. Present
house sold. Cali CO. 6549. So
WHY NOT LET ME PAY for your yaca-
tion by renting your house or apt to me
for six weeks to two months2 VIII take
excellent care Of 1t. Arlington, Alexan-
dria or NV. WASHINGTON preferred. GE.
1897.
BEFORE MARCH l.. naval It., wife and Q
children. age 6 and 3, need 3 bedroom
garage, near transportation and school,
NV. Chevy Chase or Arlington: up to
$500 per month. Occupancy before March
when owner Of present house returns.
Phone Woodley 1851.
COLORED-Very worthy coiored woman,
tn family. desires TO rent house, apt.
or rooms; nnest recommendations: urEent.
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HOUSES ron SALE.

VACANT--Move in-Open Sunday, to s
p.m:-444 Park rd.. n.w.-6 large rooms;
semidetached; h;-v.h.; perfect condition;
Home; small down payment: easy terms.
!4th AND COLO. AYE. NV. Vicinity
Attractive semidetached Groom, bath,
deep lot, other features Mr.. Atkins, GE.
1867. with 8. N. ORRISON, after pm.
$40 500 Seeking home in very desir-
able NV. section, near schools, bus. In
spsct this 6-rm., 2.bath. gar. brick today.
sSiGaT1WaioaO6GDi a6Gi ssIceSf;IoN. ss.soo-e iarre
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, Colonial
front porch, double rear porches screened,
2-car gArage. Call Mr. Foster, OE, $3.50.
with HETTzEIL, DI. 31O0. 80 :
SILVER SPRINGEConyenient section,
nearly new detached brick: 8 rms. y
311,750. For further details cali IN.
White tsysninls, VA. 2iSp With VII.
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ROOMS WITH soARD.

2114 18th ST. N.W.-Doubles, triples. twin
beds; meals, on Sunday; S32-S4G
per per. mo s, Ne5th s25s. g.
warm rooms. with running water; tele-
%phones % elevator: excellent board, s..
1889 G1RARD ST. N.W.-Delicious, we'll
balanced meals, lovely maple furniture;
eony. shopping and trans. center; single
S45; double $40 and S42.50; triples
VACANCY FOR YOUNG LADY-unlimited
phone, express bus. laundry privileges
GIRL to share twin bedroom with another;
room and board. RA S40O
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for young
ladies'; excellent transportation: unlimited
SINGLE ROOM for young lady. we'll
balanced meals; .walkine, distance; reason
DUPONT CiRCE. 1904 18th : St st. NV
Vacancy in nice double room for young
man. good home cooking. S42 so per mo.
$40 40
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

Will EXCHANGE Groom furnished house
nr. Brightwooc: rent, SS5, for 2-bedroom
furnished apartment NV: prefer ably
vicinity 10Th St. Call evenings, Sunday,
GE 09S3. weekdays, MA. 1858. 81
Monterey style, and garage, in Houston.
Tex for furn, house or apt. this vicinity
Call EN-. 230S,
white house. l blk Conn: 8 rms 3Ia
baths: for 8 weeks or months only; $3.50
per month. OR. 603l.
6625 81 ST. NV. Barnaby Woods. Chevy
Chase. D. C.-Detached home Of z rms, 3
baths, which includes recreation room. 2
hreplaces; completely furnished; large
wooded lot: $3.50 per mo. FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO. 1923 Z st. NV. Ma OBJ
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcoas.,

PAINTING AND PAPERING, In distinctiv,
enisss; PAUL PoLoKoFF. dE. I44s.
rArEKiNG assiraat.s a. AND PAiNIING, M n,, Al work
PAPERING. PAINTING, floor sanding. I'm.
1shing; 20 reasonable prices; free estimates
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING. guaranteed
work; done at once; deal direct with worker
apERaANGsdE ad EfHf "a ana sSaR Interior painting
for p auics isry4sss RiDp Sall Dupont 1884 after
Can sPIGEL. IA. ssas. "0fA sIsfah'eeo
PAPER HANGING, painting. plastering and
f PAPER shs aA wses sae only 81 anc
up per room; l945 washable, sunfast pa
PICTURE FRAMES, all kinds, for sale; also
Pslnt; SssS, aeSs I4sh st 05as ns! no ssss
IS sGs Sph0ee Cement Mo soSa asstone
TR TRrk sSa SEaaep9r1Sfng ap9 1d no lob too small
rLAsTERING AND CEMENT WORK. no ,ot
too far or too small. DI. 1870. WILLIAM
ss F. H. engineers es LIE e
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home if pos
sible; 25 years experience;I all work guar
sansd sntesd, Erpnpts prempt service DI 1929; 8.
mate. 30,day guarantee on all work
Prompt nj niek I up and delivery service.
mos Honess prcei Free TSrf %
SHOP 81 H., Pm; Friday and Saturday
rK0WN esRs dsm! sRa sfRsss ssss
oa oap,Rh pslhaRf sutsfiaf af5s
he
available for roofs gqatatseTTing. spoutins;
SEWING MAcHiNEs.-auarsntee repairs
ing maehins dept. ard floor. S. kANN
sfWNG sPNf Go MteaNr RitEsss inspect,
Repiacement parts tos ali make machines.
SIF 55a Pa PALSfs Si sSxSI ssSS ssSins machines
l5 SND Ne kEsaRs by frDssss Ms
foMBARpo. MI 5o5s@Ho. 7esi. Ian NM
CPHOLSTERING, custom work; will cut
sp q EaERoN sGEfEf ST ySaE aE osn 4s material
LER 3 dALRERT. NC. sI6 10Th St, NV
VENETIAN lSEssfsiIl BLINDS cleaned. CSC. up to
shns mshod seansd MasoS II eYE %osIn spE
AWNING CO. 2021 nth NV DU 5000
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT co. General
and painting, roof repairs estimates free
Call MR.. LOWE, DI. 474l. So
THOMAS MOORE-Wallwashin KEN
tomeing. painting; any kind Of housework.
Phone FIR. 1892. r.
CALL ia. 5000 for painting and general
repairs. Real estate maintenance solicited.
lOs
ATTENTION. bachelor apartment owners
Let me redecorate and make drapes for
your spring cleaning ia. 5000 lOa
YOU BREAK 1T, We fix it. SOUTHEAST
FIXTT CO. All elec. and mechanical ap-
pliances. TR. 1929. 3344 Mimi ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1945-02-06
ROOMS fURNIShED-s@ershwest

s.cEan sc .. oas sIss 'asi ss
is iss4 oeofS 6sSrsis srsnse esss from. 1S room
maple furniture. laundry prlvileges; S35
nSa'h Isas kH6SSE SS ffs ISLAND AVE. sw.-Nicely
furn, sleeping room for 2. walking distance;
drinking people need not apply; $40 wk.
quiet people; twin beds; walking distance;
i5os asnd ST. N.w,-Double rm., twin
srs and Sd
1ss 1sss Pesssh; cRRscENr ST., rriendshlp-Room
refined woman who would appreciate quiet
and simple surroundings; refs. required
ssal a ,gPsnSa W. Ssa q for nsRpontmsnt, ,,,.,
double bed. near cariine; couple or men
s;Isis.s I1sa PARK M aD: N:w.Leirl share with
anRdTy hHRGR prT sSSs tTansp SIS CO Sggs
yate bath, detached home Of gentle couple,
exchanged $40 $40 mo. 1347 Jefferson st
siss ss 6 l6uGMsoRo GSiis Rp. N.w-Larse room
gentlemen only: no other roomers, $50.
t.ss :as. sa sAsy sz s.sssssn, ass
lHSE 1fis FL Dry G M sTss s2as room
1S BEDS snrIs ssS hot water unm
1870 HARvARD ST. T N.W.wIh.k. room 70,
girl to share with smother girl; $3.50
weekly. Call co. 0760 between $50 and
2I6e 18th ST. NV. Apt. 41-Laree. pleas.
ant twin-bed room; 500 per month for 2
Also. Also single room at $50 month; ttele-
Use OF . light housekeeping rooms, man
wife; ! child for management and jahitoI
servlee' sns downtown rooming house. Boz
1857 IsS3Hi PERRY hsfF pL. N.w.-comtor..bls Ist-
floor room. $50 a. mo-; owners home; gen
tne1 US 1aoy preferred; "a DIX. 14th st. Adams
1sst f sissi sPsING e RID. N.w.-sinsle room s' in
private home for, one Govt, girl. Share
nv,ns NV re reom .an ana bath with two girls sea
and private bath: j block from walter
sSes ST. enay frS frons sf foom re-
place to share with another service siri;
so "a GSSn pI ave- Ss.. t9 stasstv: sa
rs, 1890 per sP no "a ysSsh ,..
i765 MASS. AVE. N.W0FSr W. I1S young Om 4usa; men
Vacancy in gentile college fraternity. at
Of ballroom. living room and lounge; q
Vs sns sssS S'ssssn: So rtss
or 3 persons, next to bath in pvt. apt: $40
each s sc e. 1884; g sn
$50; unlim. phone: gentle private home;
+, d1r &C G1ys Q + girl w Wo; 0252.
Large comfortable room, next to bath. 2
ilSsstsi isSs vSRSIM s2S psr pG s% NQ 465o; ,n,
niceiy nR fnNoM fnrn pvt sT. htb NbW..rr9nt room on
gentleman; $40 mo. for 6 -wks only
1435 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Large front rm
for 2: c:h,w;; inner-spg HOLLYWOOD bed
iaundry privils.: conv transp.: SIS each.
oVERIkG. oS IG sHoREHAM-ssle rm daily
linen; maid. Men. S15 per wk. 2309 Cal
DUPONT ARMS. 1887 21st st. nw-LRe
rm., twin beds; very close in: select Glen
tele. Resident manager. maid service, $50
ea. CO 960s.
COLORED-3523 18th st. n.w-Large
room. twin beds, ard floor: people, ern-
ployeS; snd dosas Sa5 mqnth Cal al day Sunday
COLORED-ss8 Gresham pi. n.w.-Pur-
nished room for rent. IS. CO. 27S5.
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APARTMeNTs uNFURNlsNED

EXCHANGE ultramodern lar, din. Z, s..
nrst alphabet. 18th St, for larger, nr.
isas' isse HSIsRook SK ss III. Nsun,urn,.h sisr
ed; Apt. 202. bedroom, living room.
kitchen, dinette. tile bath. elec. refGr., heat,
hot Nater. Available Feb. 8; rent, $44 so
per mo. Also unfurnished, apt 4, Q rms,
kit. and bath. elec. refsr.; avail Feb l6;
rent, $3.50 per mo-; modern building.
Bee jAnitor
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt, S55
room apt: In District. NV. CT. 6OO3.
eveuinss. b714 11th Ut. no.. Ariington. -
Evening star., 1945-02-06
HOUSES UhEuRhIshEp.

NEW YORK CITY AREA, S75 month. exch.
tenancy 3-bedroom for or 3 bedroom
house or apt. in Wash. Ma. 1872, Ext. "a.
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. unfurn. house
In Arlington, 1904 11th ST. s., rent $50
mo-, for 3 or 4 bedrm. unfurn house. or
apt. in NV. Brightwood or Silver Spring.
Md. Call CHI. OS05
VACANT-3335 Tennyson St. nw.-Spa-
cious, center-hau detached home, rooms,
l bath, oil heat. 3 screened porches. will
lease to permanent party, S100. Open
today, to z pm
Evening star., 1945-02-06
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG professional man, un-
married, desires single room, or share
double, in Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase
section; immediate occupancy desired.
State t,i price M Box 2s6-B, Star. =.
GENTLEMAN wants pleasant room within
mile or so OF Treasury Dept, S4O-S5O
per month. Box 306-B. Star. 70
WANTED-Single bedroom and sitting
room or studio room, with private or
semiprivate bath, in NV section or Mary
land. by single officiai of Netherland,
Govt. Call 10 am. to s pm, Adams 43Ol
Ext 10
Evening star., 1945-02-06
Apartments for Rent

The address, apartment number and the
rental price must be included in edver:;
unless Star box number is furnished for
replies, in which case the price and the
the exact address and apartment number
must be given on the box card. which will
pc available to the Rent Control Adminis-
auiring such information In cooperation
with the Rent Control Administration and
its Advertisements
Evening star., 1945-02-06
Houses for Rent

The address and the rental price must
II aouses nsudea aea RENT n yns.
number Is furnished for replies In which
case. the price and the general location
dress Of the house for rent must be given
on the box card. which will be available to
the Rent Control Administration upon its
request. The Star is requiring such In
formation in cooperation with the Rent
Control Administration and as an added
convenience for the patrons of its adver-