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Montana labor news., 1946-01-03

To hear some people talk. you think labor
wanted strikes and called them just for the hell
Of it.
Actually. working people have least reason
Of all to like strikes. They bear the full brunt OF
them. in loss of income while they last, and in
every other attendant discomfort and disadvan-
tage.
Az the most substantial section of the public,
working people have the most reason OF all to
want industry operating at full blast and without
Interruption. to make available a greater supply
of goods and services at lower prices, as well as
to provide steady jobs for themselves.
WHY. then. are so many workers today voting
by overwhelming majorities to go on strike?
They do so because other people have created
intolerable conditions under which the workers
have no other recourse but to strike. The strike
vote does not cause a strike, it is the effect OF
strike causes which lie much deeper and which
are not created by labor.
The United Steelworkers decision to strike on
Ian. IA, after 400, 900 workers have voted by
secret ballot for such action. is a cause in point.
Here are some Of the causes:
Wage rates were frozen during the war while
living costs scared. Since the war. take-home
paw has been 50 cut through loss in working time
and downgrading that the workers can hardly
make ends meet, let alone provide the purchasing
power necessary for a prosperous community.
So the union demanded a wage increase OF s.
a day, as partial reatoration Of the wage cut sui
fered.
Meanwhile. steel profits during the war rose
276 per cent over pre-war levels-from 933 mi
lion dollars to over three and one-halt billion
and net profits, after taxes, rose ~ per cent.
The steel industry is in a position 10 pay th'
81 increase and still earn next year over 400 mil
lion dollars in net profits after taxes-or thre'
and one-half times its peacetime average.
There is nothing, therefore. in the steelworkers
wage demands that need cause a strike
The orderly procedure required by the law an
desired by the workers is that employers an
Montana labor news., 1946-01-03

union should sit around the conference table and
bargain collectively until a satisfactory settlement
is reached.
But the steel corporations have refused to
bargain collectively. Even when the government
asked a resumption Of collective bargaining, and
the union a, once accepted. the L. ). Steel cor
poration still said NO" and ran full-page ado
SAVING nothing can be settled through collective
bargaining.
Instead of bringing sharp pressure to bear on
the CORPORATIONS to abide by the law, which re-
ouires collective bargaining. the administration
supinely yielded to their arrogance and called Tor
a law to shackle labor.
So three CAUSES of the steelworkers strike
vote at once emerge. none OF them created by
labor: () the intolerable economic condition OF
sharply cut wages in contrast to fantastic profits;
o. the refusal Of the corporations to bargain
collectively; and (3) the failure OF the govern
ment to require collective bargaining.
The answer to the question. Why do workers
want to striker" is: They don't they re forced to
by conditions and employers actions over which
they have no control.
But the real question that should be asked is:
WHY do employers force strikes?
The answer. certainly in the case Of steel, lies
partly in their greed for exorbitant profits at the
expense Of labor and the public; and partly in the
emergence Of increasing signs that they re try
ing to start another union busting campaign SIM
| liar to that which followed the last war.
Montana labor news., 1946-01-03

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20

and James Beachy visited in Balti-
more and Washington over the week
end.
Mrs. Henry Fresh, of Akron, o.,
formerly of Frostburg, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Henry T. purst.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20

.Josenh Keefe and his grandson are
VISITING Ib,. formers SON Cortez
haof4. Elmjra. N y
Miss 10 Purcell left to spend the
summer at her home at South Bos-
tom. Va.. ANA viii attend a siy-week
course q, Columbia university, New
York city. before resuming her duties
as teacher in Grantsville High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Doudna and
daughter. Frances. Bridgeport, O..
vy.. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Livcu@ood recently.
Members Of the faculty Of Grants
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20
EVANSVILLE
Vacation Bible School Opens

Community Vacation Bible school
opened Monday. June IT. at the Iuth-
.cran church in Grantsy.lle with ST
pupils registered the first day. The
Rev. Charles Sisl is director. and
those assisting include Miss Frances
Miller ana Miss Wilma Robinson. for
heginncrs: Ms Roy \Iirsay and Mrs
Cecil Edwards. primary; Mrs Henry
f. burst and Mr.. Harry lom,nar.
;unjo,s. M Cra,,lor H1v.,ri. I'M
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20

and Mrs. Fred Livengood. Mrs. Liv-
engood accompanied the party upon
their return home and is attending
the Short Course at the University of
Maryland, College Park, this week.
David Broadwater, Walter Ramp
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2IO7 ST. N.W.-Double room at $50 ea.;
share room for boy, $50; share room fol-
iiGa Eth ST. Nw.-Front room. twin
beds sh9wer beth beth :, in Jewish home
adj, bat bath ts excelleni Ge ooaH meals for refined
ROOM 5o IA AND D's BoARD for children in private
licensed home: nice suburban \, home. ne lust
SEW SHsds HAmPsHiRE 81 Rffuhs HousE 1si2 H.
'n.w.---A few vacancies for girls in this
pGeqifts p9eI Istb girls to share large
bic; sgWiitssh1board. go9d meals, IL. -i5
in helping mother; no heavy work, laundry
or sooknS sing nssssssry s u pvt bath. OR 27gs 9s
1861 @ass BKooKviLE II sS Il fofR Rp. Chevy
Room and board, refined home; conv
1Esss' rkHky II el1s e. of 1t.h second aesr
sasS; SgnS hfan FaIRMoST dsT sT Pc 4s of double
room for young lady to share with another,
ExcEIIENr E1;, CARE given elderly lady or
g s5lAi minutes minutes from % doWntown Washington
Fs5 sss apgpo1t%MfBnt pg9IrMBIA 'fI Rb cH Hwoirl
VxCANcY 5Ia5tl Il for > Government or profes-
sional girls private bath; conven. transp.
VACANCY for 8 GEORGETOWN student men;
private bath; conyen. transp,; 500 ca
Mt g
CAN CA FURNISH ROOM. board for COUPLE
near olney. Nd. y mi. from Silver Spring
Phone Ashton 3S2s.
t;a0t WissiONIG RD., Glen Echo Hts. Nd
Room and board tporeh). reasonable
Phone Wisconsin $500.
LOVELY HOME. excellent meals: incloset
sleeping porch; for l young person ten
mis- court OIL. 6603 II.
CoLORED. viii room and board 2 children
in my private home by day or week. Cal
Columbia 699S,
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED UNIVERSITY STUDENT, Prot-
estant, wishes to arrange for room and
some meals with congenial businesswoman,
active or retired, in exchange for part
time secretarial services; experienced IN
banking, nursing and general once WORK
This request is prompted by a genuine
desire to be mutually helpful while, at the
same time, affordlng. IN OPPORTUNITY 1or
pleasant companionship. Box 390-G, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD. with occasional as
sistance for retired woman who mas
artfritis. Box 1S9-K, Star.
WANTED--Room and board with jewish
family for young man and 2-year- old
daughter, and help in the care OF child.
Write to Box 392-K. Star
REFINED EMPLOYED GIRLS desire
room and board in private home; W. Sec
ton, available Nov. !. Box 331-K. Star.
GENTLEMAN and 11-year-old son would
like to become paying guests in pleasant,
private home, preferably in GEORGETOWN or
good Northwest section. convenient to
school and with other children; cost def
nitely secondary to good home atmosphere
for boy Box 345-K. Star.
VETERAN STUDENT desires odd Jobs
around home of congenial family in ,eX-
change for room and board, care of chill
dren. etc: NV. section, Jewish preferred.
Box 354-K, Star. s.
EMPLOYED UNIVERSITY STUDENT, psy-
chology major, desires to help evenings
with dinner and baby, except when at,
tending classes in exchange for room and
board: experienced in child care: prefer
Protestant family, NV. section: congenial
home life major consideration. Box
Evening star., 1946-10-06
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS starting business w moss oSs
hRI hhylng Eo spssiS1sye MovISe dE 4eS1 Il. RETURN
moving day problems: packing. transporta.
snss Sa nave has lis 0
your household effects, Come in and let Us
tss Eog5 4 eys5 Ph9ns Il Roo asa Ii 1853
| HAUL ANYTHING, day or night. Call
HELP aH 0IiH The VETERANS. luggage and NOV
Ing. % any LOB large or small. OIL. 4ss7;
fEef FTIi W1 Ok FAR PARr LOADS to Florida and
Tep pss BY morn aRs Fa4sx a5
MANHATTAN sTG. & TRANS. Co.-stor-
al able rates. Grating, .packing, shipping to all
9mtFS Rents MGyIN Ne ISG eSs srosAE osH Here
nom none TOO small. Ii. HOO.
6. ns hsR cnF saanes seFyss TS ss
MSXISs TS sIS{Sry st your convenience. PACKS 45!
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit: Chi chi;
YORK. Coma Boston. Florida Georgia
in = our n hnSline' Quick. dependable service
ESERs ssa haGs q oMSSRING SR1pasd aSas saa hauling
trucks for hire. For information call Co.
MOVERS, veteran owned and operated: all
white vet. help. SILVER FLEET LINES.
aMoVE INC II ToNIGHT"-Light hauling,
reasonable rates. Call Ho. 1880 after 6
GRATING. era PACKING. light moving; rea-
sonable rates Call Ii 5639
MARINE VETERAN, starting business; u
ton covered truck; specially light loads.
Storfs' YOUR BEST BEST MeoSVE1BAYNE & scATEs,
INC. Storage facilities for household goods
and effects new vans. trained crews.
ST. 2777; evenings. EN- 7O63. 10.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE will share their
home with retired woman; small rent. 81.
3 MoNTHs-Furnished 8 rms; conv.
nv. sth-and Webster; sl25 mo- Box
For RENT-Beautiful. newly turn. bun
bedrms, liv. rm., dinette, kit. large rec
rm. and basement, oil heat; bus stop next
door, 20-min. service to 18th and Pa. ave
NV. on State hwy. In Hillside. Nd, this
Is our home; going TO Florida for the
winter. Rent 8 mos. no less. Tenant can
remain longer If satisfactory: No children
or pets. Must furnish bond for furnish
ings. Best Of refs. Occupancy Nov. /, rent
1874 57th ave, Hillside, Nd, 2 blksi from
Phone Hillside 1901.
6441 MARLBORO PIKE SEE rms. and
bath, front and rear porches, elec. stove
and refgr.; beautiful lot: couple only, no
children or pets: 90 . month: 30 linens
or silver. G. H. LALEGER, DI. 7M9. Res,
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE or professional
man-5 bedrooms, 31z baths, 2 freplaces,
recreation rm, oil heat garage no no. chill.
res. required; $3.50: Glover Park. Box
VII WIZ SHANE aiis attractively furnished hom.
and maid with small family Of refinement
and culture. in return for board and rea-
sonable rental mo small children) best
residential section; references EXCHANGED.
sTTKAcTIvELY al ast II Ely. FURs. modern home =
about Oct. Is for mos, only. to financially
responsible family; no pets; Sl35 mo. WI.
1892 Bethesda. Md
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ApARTMENTs EXCHANGED tcont. J

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED Cont !.
NIL s1.:s aas i.s.Dlgn Xii XII sss e s
81 I; Ssass sarsa sss,
oession S Wsshinsson
sfsssn sE% x6Rk SIX ryspssn rWysapssHnssafds satds Exchange
furn. apt or house. residential sec. Wash
ington. 8 to IL mos. Write Box 20s-L,
new new YORK FOR wAsHINGroN-Attr.
surn; 3-room apt. In desirable midtown
msnhalssn aoem aps ssva'fr "a 0ss ssso for or
II. Y. TOR WAsHMModern 2-eedrm. un.
furnished apt. on Riverside drive. near
120th ST., sef-service elevator, for similar
apt. in Wash. area. RE. 61o0, Ext. 1870,
HAVE HAVE LARGE unfurnished 1-room apt. nr.
closet 12xh. full-siSed kitchen. bathroom
elevator and switchboard service; rent;
eaS Sn sS n.sr xani tr.np Sos
MODERN, low-rental 1-bedroom apt. in
couple, Box 32o-H. Star;
FoR m NSciERS MoaeTn sex 2s9a
plex apt. West End Richmond, for similar
accommoda ations for non-veteran in WASH
ington area; Jewish preferred. Box 292-L,
WISH TO EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apt. in
s.e., convenient to everything, for similar
setup in NV. section. Ii. 39s5 after 10
PHiLADELPHIA-4-rm 1st-noor apt: will
exchange for Arm. house or apt. in D. C.
Or vic. Box 27cJ. Star: -.
nice closets, large foyer, central west side,
for 2-bedroom apt. 9th ST. or Conn. ave.
WASHING GToN-HAGERsToWN, will ex-
change l-bedroom modern apt In wash
Cal cal TR S524: - ~
nished, in exclusive NV section. Would
exchange for 2 to 3 months for similar
furnished apartment or house in suburban
New York. Westchester county preferred.
ROOMS, 2 baths, 2 complete kitchens
with elec. refrigerator, apt. upstairs oceu-
pied and furnished, rest OF house unfurn. :.
oil heat. garage, conv located in restricted
s.e.:, nr. transp must have 2-bed unfurn.
duplex apt. in exchange; prefer Sc. loca-
ton Box 402-D, Star
HAVE furnished l room. kitchen and bath,
Wash: NV. $50, to exchange for similar
New York apartment. RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-10-06
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOG NEW YORK !FIat.
WILL VIII ExeHaNeh e sefFeGm shoce apart
ment in Little Rock, Ark, for house OF
Il va 9y ssos s
/ flight, children permitted rent. $42
but incoming tenant must TedeGorate At
nTsieF mr. segrz s
ss4iis!a 9ast!aas; PssSnsy ss% ',nss' ess
Washington FOR NEwAkK,srrm " a. s,m|In; Hn;
fnFR IN aewsak aDa N wfFs Afhs'0o sfAMaN nssi
MM.STHEHIySd;5ToNskkEW y TEHy Il skk wa SYsoRk-Attrac., mod
MnsrHS ern. 1ow.rentsi -Sedrm. apt. Sc WASH: h
for similar or efficiency apt. in N. Y. Boz
oNE.BEfDRooM fRsooM APT. New York. rent $50
fiv: Ifai' RM:, DINETTE. kitchen and bath;
SWpsssHiScr6s va S esf rok eSs7A MAAssMa1NeroNMod sanf
ern efficiency, furn. or unfurn apt. close.
house m een IN nw AVE- Section tst other arrange
ment considered BOX s3-L, Star. IS
WILL EXCHANGE modern apt; kitchen
NV. sec: for clean, modern, one or twS
and and She Sheridan sts. area. Phone oE. 1855
apt, modern NV apt. bldg; exchange fol
3ess. D am. to pm. weekdays.
EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apartment, new
development, Kansas City, Mo-, for similar
accommodations in Washington or vicinity
PafLa. PGH saoFo FOR was SWAsHINGToN-convenientl,
located 2-rms., kit. and bath, cleo refgr.
for similar apt. or SIN. house in NV. sec
ton Box 359-K, Star. -
EXCHANGE !, rooms, kitchen, bath, porch
Northwest, for smaller Northwest apt. 30,
sT. Paul. MINI. furnished apt. for apt
or house in Wash. or nearby; for adults
pA1r ppAk1rRoIT Rolf FOE WASH, fve;roem ONCE
Detroit, for DIR. or dentist: exch. for Twins
otrs. wash, nearby Md. Va. HO. f490. e.
WASHINGTON FOR LANSING, MlCH.-3
rm. Northeast furnished apt. for house o.
apt in Lansing p yisinlty,, TE sso2; :, -, =
for apartment in Va. or NV. section, ol
will sublet 2-bedroom apartment in Balti
more Call OV. 2159 Sunday, 12 to 4. Il
WILL TRADE modern 1-room unfurn. apt
In Alexandria for unfurn. l-bedrm. apt
in NV. Washington. TIE, 6gb1. .6
unfurnlshed sgt; in Ari, for .imilsr spt
TWO-BEDROOM APT. In nice ne. section
rent, S55; will exchange for small house
Lu. 1883. -
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ROOMS EURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

a ALARAMA t4ysbs AVE SAD mons aS16
si92s ssU single M doop Phone S A Per 5Sf @pnh
Rirl: sii' $40 Z si month. s;fis's FR. 44sii M ' ~
twin beds, semipriyate bath; $3.50 each;
ffntlemesr III sr Ii RsEHWith lISi double bed, no mex
bath: $40 sf9e9G for two. Also small hall room
lalo 5 ST. s.E.-Lazge front room, twir
1878 %sth ST. s.E.-Lee, rm. with twin
beds, private bath. e.! Gentleman 3 to share
room. adjoining bath, unlim: phone; Pref:
1 sFaoy pBos %fa sGIo Pc sae dn sas stte
ttsdNsenfi tied Gentleman. a'a Nonsmoker. SIS mo
HffLLckEsT, HI 1910 Alabama ave; ST. =,
9n .s 4i5h ftacf sts e. sRMsn sR sSO to
Mees Hses ldth Hhies1n' 81 SCI SIZE e rm.. 81 wk
dble. rm,, twin beds $40 wk. for =;
blk; bIG, bus; pvt. home. Men only. AT
1852 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-,Bed.
rm., gentleman only. pvt. home, new furn.
clean, conf, next bath, use OF phone
G9nv. transp.; $50. Phone IL 3ls4 OF
lila sT.-very nice bedrm. desirable
for employed couple: newly decor, nicely
furn.; pvt home; no drinking. please
cony; to bus and car STOP $40 month
iii D ST. s.E-Bearoom and porch e i
for ,r'' 2! $50 $50 mo. 10 AT. 637a:
03I G ST s.w.,-Newly furnished dble
rm, hot and cold running water, S35j
single, S25 DI. 1860.
1924 B ST. SE.-Large room and sleep.
ing porch; no cooking; prefer girls
500 so each. FIR, o5Sl. :,
1872 18th ST S.E.-Large single rm.; Z
blk. Mt. Pleasant carlIne; uni. phone; 81
1874 33rd PL. S.E.-Laree furnished room
in private home: gentle family: ] or :;
men; $40 for /; Sl2 for ,. TR. 42s4 -6
Beautiful room next bath spotless!y clean;
private home. Light laundry privileges.
Home-like. Employed couple. S44 per mo,
4a9 NEW JERSEY AVE. S.E.-For couple
or > men, 2nd f.. 2-rm furn. apt. with
porch, share bath; rent, S57 so. WO. 2Q9l
4es NEW JERSEY AVE. sE.-Large, fur,
nished Ink. rm.; rent S55, inc elec. and
gas; z od blk. st. bus 4 blks, OF CAPITOL
f42I S. CAROLINA AVE sE,-Large front
room, Kitchen, Frigidaire: -semipvt. bath.
EMPLOYED couple only. $3.50 mo. -
1907 E. CAPITOL-Vacancy for gentlemen
only; $50 each. Comfortable, light, airy
sio EYE ST. s.E.-Two double rooms, suit,
able for 2 men or working couple FRONT st
men 3 rooms, : doubled j single; double.
Sc ca: single, 81 wk.; no privileges; near
Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ROOMS fURklsHsn-hor+heost

3ae 10th ST. .N.E-single room. ,Hl $40
IHH rmANsk HSs f5aib iss Sf If stS
large clean newly dee9ratled soNmso oobIe sngIe
"a se ,tb Girs$ sT o1s 1Ns.E-Lge. front room, twin
heds; conv., to transp.; quiet nome; pen'
& g, Ws. s 81: saeaN N.E.-rwo front rooms, suit
able for couple Or gentemn; Mn 6sSa pys home
fHF iips sHASRock II s4se s4O m sS Gss Capitol
stTest-Njcsly ~ turpisheSa1 MS S11s doubles s..nd
ss ssems sost's laass &c and IS;
.i3 i4th PL. N.E.-Laree front ROOM; 2
,GAM' fiai Ih ABBEY gYi' FL. Double @ room;
r5It rn55eIntthly: near Union Station: gentlemen i.
aoia aoH. eend ST. NE.-Furn. front bedroom,
99ss Geor r. l. a9 Ave. N.E.2Exceptionally large
room, twin beds convenient transporta-
ton: couple preferred; $40 month. Ho
WiSoyooDRIDGE-3217 Central ave, ne
as and, R. I. ave- pvt. h'ne' DBL: rm;' nt
ssy ebtf runnng fnTn eRP water ep laundry pFy F
ea pr. Wk.; semipyt bath; w no. S5lo. Dorb,. Dmb3,
,ss ST. NE, Apt al, "a block senate
!, $40 for i; 2 share triple rm, S2l mo
Esil MONROE ST. N.E.-Nice single room
sext e g bath sgSs tFsnspor'a'i0n s5S
The IfNNVIILE. lis 9Th st. ne, Apt
P03-Laree room, steam neat winaoMs
ho other roomers; nonsmokeri no drinkinng
Price, $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO. h. WILLIAMS CO:-Westcyer--s
unit brick apt; house; each with ny rm,
6dna.; 6edrm. % spts. rent rent Tor sb1 per mo-; ownei
this apt house is truly q good investment
8 GO oRpo T. WILLIAMS ffYa Gsi cSMNesr e aSsh ans
M sts. n.e.-Tapestry brick. years old
5-unit apt. house with refgrs., and stoves
10 tons of coal, h.-w. stoker heat, cornel
lot, offered at less than 7 times annua
rent ,,I Es!l q Rstsllt' ssas EX s539s. SS9 H.
fully equipped. MISS KENT, AID. s493
LESS THAN $ab. b.00o-semidetac 2
bldg; 2 rms, kit, and bath each. hard.
wood rs, h.-w, oil heat, flreproofed base
ment, janitor's quarters, garages
porches. Act now, MR.. ROOTS, GE
2993. MI. 2OSO. 3
Evening star., 1946-10-06
ROOMS FURN.-korthse.t. teont.).

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laao sIi NEmLarss irona roSSm, Snn. swi1
"a sss sxFl4Sf dsusis sn.
Isss ihSsef g. We essn lar isrss front sedrm
next to bath, single or double: S6.25 eaef
sMsis M iD Z, no. I: AVE. N.E,-clean room witt
double bed; tran, trs,nspoEtation 1saa ct door; 81
next bath: $50 for two. AT o447.
1910 STAPLES ST. N.E.-one large front
room. semipryste bath, all modern con
ses ST. ri gen room gentle
sI5 L ST. N.E.-Front rm. cpl, ,pfd. nc
to transp.; $3.50 wk.
1914 sT;-single room for EMPLOYED
girl, nonsnoker: 81 week, FIR 83s4. so.
346a DIX N.E.-Double front bedrm., $40:
tMG nofs 10 pESasf FR s1ss f~Sn n'
1850 AMEs ST. N.E.-single rm., nicel!
furn.. all modern conv; transportation any an
rsstaurant nearby; also aod8 ! deuble available
fssa Msa Allison s2 Isl srNMasteP assP bedrm.. dbl
bed. inner-spring matt. pvt, Va bath:
blk; to bus: phone and Laundry privileses p );
Pss9os'e soa rRiEiDa6 fnly s. AYE NE Master bed
room: refined gentleman only; $40 week
33s Z ST. NE.-Nice front room for a re-
fined couple; Sl2 week, l.. 6659
trans. on . carlinesi S25 per mo. single
1924 NEWTON ST. N.E.-sinele room
private home, nicely furnished, next to
bath, unlimited phone; S35 per month
DE 1898.
1866 BLAINE .N.E.--Lge. rm. for one OF
two persons; laundry privs.; S35 mo. !
person, S45 for =. FIR. +160.
CoLoRED-.Ie DIVISION ave. ne
FURNISHED room 9ono for refined couple, $40
front room for quiet employed couple; nc
cooking; $40 per week. AID. 1854 -6
lCOLORED-616 14th st. n.e.-Room suit
able for single man in quiet home. AT.
COLoRED-III1 57th AVE. NE. Wash,
10. D. C.-Furnished room, $50 mo-; sin
gle girl preferred.
18th ST. Me- large
front unfurn rm. use of kit, S45 mo-; no
objection to little girl. Call AT. 2252 for
COLORED-I374 ST. N.E.-Large room
in private home, furnished, for rent. $40
Wk TR. 33ll.