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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING AND GROOMING - Indiyid.
s osfss sRa qSdser o sse Ksss kh
Sj; S6;syfRr shsSSSRb,ISsi:. i,nIsEr ss1a.,,
tgel st rse e'oaP seS FxRM
HPG, aes e dsnsrs1ers neal 5
greed and, reg, Axe; 5o05 Addison rd. n.e.
GfnlTpT5h naxt Il pitpIrs 2iI ,surs and hIaeks
aer ati lSfs + fing aaas LINDSEY c0le'S'ie' Sill
COCKER, fem; white with brown spots 5
XII R1rriSs- F2Ss Only good home considered: s.,
WaSrrb VAN fhoas HOME for e"Ss Unusual kittens
male cats, General MscArthur and Gen
sTs EssahoEsT es Wis cSbpcb Wl not syg to chill
standing puppies. Ii. 3os5. 14O6 Morse
siAMEsE KITTENs-Pedisreed healthy,
pepny' cheap. Si5 10 $50 must be sold at
companion and protector Of the child.
hh92gse,brrooken h2 puppies and grown dogs.
PHpPIEs FOR sALE-pedigreed cookers,
Axe registered BWANA Kennel. Lee
hwy, Turn LEFT at stonehouse. ~ miles
on Rt pa. Phone Manassas 35-F-4, Va,
cHEsApEAKE BAY DOG at stud for choice
o. n, litter; Axe registered, finest bloodiines
GREAT DANE puppies; perfect healthy
specimens Golden Fawn, deep black masks,
DANE STUD SERVICE, Ale%.. " Va, ~ iSG Duke
st. extended. miles out, adjoining Quar-
teEmaster Depot: house on hill. Alex. D429.
BEAGLE Pups mos. old 3 male, fe-
male excellent hunting stock; mother not
TsssfTsa PtPpfEsARc 2tl01d sn,s H'e eo,es rabies
noculated; Axe bea giles. fox terriers, dogs
boarded; miles, Beacecroft Defense high
roy BosToN ses sGS BiIEs fnEih Eoi1 ThoroushbTed
beautifully marked: housebroken; 10 wks
SETTER-3yr old black female; also .
pups, one male one female; will give to
good home in country, Call WA 6627 -
Axe: Is mo housebroken. leash broken.
fh5laren fhosps st So COLLIE aE xEsNELs sEs2 III os
COCKER blond male. s mos. Axe; house
Fnns Fbroken; 81 SEQ i you can give him good
DoBERMAN, by Kurt of Chevy Chase ex-
cellent watchdog and pet; 500, MI
FOR sALE-coon hound puppies. WA
BOXER PUPS. male and female, Axe reg-
isteFed, tawn, good masks, excel. blood
BIRD DOC, yoans, tull sTown; reasonable
Tith chldren CH, 1914
fEkISGEsE t >tii1st" rtrPIIs' Up living beauties
ss,s D.Sf i, ssa sss e1s tens
cocKTR Sotsf spaNIEh IenPr PrpPifs ip wks old,
S. ca 1925 No ouintana St, All, Va
Weekdays call after $50 pm Gil 3473 5
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1890 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Exclu-
sve guest house; beautiful, spacious rooms;
transients only; 50 up Ex. ol44. -
nicely furn.. phone. maid service Daily
or weekly rates. Wkly. rates, SIS to 81
per person. RE. 1886 IA
1904 DELAFIELD PL. N.W-Front room
bay window; gentle home: near trans
portation: unlimited phone; gentlemen
ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER. maid S
service. centrally located at 500 Nj. Yer
non pl NV. for couples at. Sis per wk.
Refined people only, Tel. service. RE.
THE BATES "c usE-1914 st. NV;
rooms tourists, s1.25 day up; also rooms
1863 IRVING ST. N.W.-Attractive single
room for lady; next to bath, End floor; S35
a month. CO, $500 -
i72a y ST. NW.-Rooms for girls, a
pssi ni9Sk fn9m mT Conn ave; $3.50 and S. per
NEAR asoo conn. AVE. near L., Ia
and M-6 buses. Conv. to restaurants At
trac. furn, rms. for men; unlim. phone
sgle., semipvt., bath, $40: dble. pvt bath
$50, Shown by appointment only. a9O5
29th st. NV, MI 1922. -
2209 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE N,W-At-
tractvely furnished rooms. transients only;
S2 per day and up. NO 3023
303 ST. N.W.--L,h.k rm adj, bath;
ssgsieets; employed couple. 5000 wk,; single
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ROOMS EURhisHEp-Mp. and VA.

lady only; no other roomsrs; |, blk. from
p,i fsli after r6op pm !o CHI 9i21
TiSsT phone e.' sao fne mo ecNy oV oiss ssSp unlimited
Nm ass e tor NS Sodns
MASS. s avE, Ex 1TiESSSDEp-Lee front rm
co9pie sH0 vi vi 9546 H5l S'"s'' 'A"S go
1903" n DANNILLE ST. Ariinston--Entirs
bath: e!h sonv to : ba.llnss; sa5 mo each.
foR fo Rfsr@R6oMs, e Or o furnished Bethesd.,
6ouBIE SCiT 9"qs AND P srNGIE x e" ROOM Aiexandris.
Va; bus at door for Pentsson and WASH
pELiGHTFUL FRONT ROOM in ArIinston
County, win beds, private bath; suitable
for !? ladies, ; sseentlemen or employed
WIZ WHIP ExcHsNGE t'fG ;fa;'' rooms for daytim.
care of 5,yr.-old boy, no objections TO
3HsT 1.s. q SHa Msk,S1rr FL RS RD-Larss asl. nm
adioinins side porch, neatly furnished no
DoisLE sddfs Gsebf R2DRooM Ge near So bath modern.
private home; hot water. always near PEN
sol RiCHMoSD AVE. Silver Spring Nd
oI doTs; zen, INCLUDES breakfast employed
, double beds; , 10 young men; SO
wk. ca Pleasant 07a7 s.
adjoining dressing rm; twin beds, unlim
nhone SIS 90 mo. each. CHI. 1910. -
BEDROOM IN NEARBY VA. Private
home, for gentle man, preferably govern
ment employe, Gil. 7a4l. -
3Ils HIATT PI. N,W.-Large double, twin
beds, christian home; convenient transpor-
tation; references; SD weekly each. Ho.
O22n &
ARLINGT0N-Sgl rm., 1St f. in private
home, convenient Navy Annex and Pen
taeon; gentleman preferred; $40 week CH.
qh51 20 S Fenwick st -
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FARM and GARDEN.

NEW FARMALL A TRACTOR: best cash
offer Laurel 4-F-3, pm. to 9. p m. -
FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. fire-
places, rock gardens. fishponds. retaining
walls. F. MARCUCCIO, r, No. 4, Horners
lane. Rockville, Md. Call Rockville zoe.
-l2
- Competent. experienced
gardeners under expert supervision. weed
ing by the liquid process, fertilization,
grass cutting and edging, pruning, shear
ing. summer spraying and busting for
your particular needs and safety; rear
removal of trees and stumps
with power equipment; tree surgery, hagN
stone and cement walks, terraces, walls,
driveways, steps. porches, green and red
colored cement, drainage problems solved,
foundation group, screen and natural
planting, topsoil, manures pools, outdoor
1replaces, rock gardens, guard rails; a
small investment today in carefully
planned garden will return perpetual and
immeasurable dividends of complete salts
faction. For better construction and the
future maintenance of your beautiful out
door surroundings, call II 4225. 81
MOWER. John Deere. 5-ft. sickle bar, rub
Der tires, tractor hitch, little use: also
large deep-weli Myers pump. new cylinder.
LANDsCAPE sERvICE-soddina, grading,
draining and pruning; lawns renovated
No Job too small. Call Ashton 1872. IS
GARDEN TRACTOR a. with mower and
plow., Cali after pm, July 8. Phone
TIE 1890
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

I1PEWR1TEK, TIP yIs Is I &c Smith. good cO9di-
id.h ! q hsi Iss5 sasski 9hd mos s'is lS
TYPEWRITER, Standard Royal; Hoover
chine fruit Jars, bed, baby carriage. RA.
VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka, new: i'm
TyfyPE yfhpri.S 4SSo sss sysslRss sa s455
1Sssssi fIAs lsss!ss0 yn p4Rk fsas AVE- vEN
ss4yes up tARk SvENs ss
CO: uN. $45 0A 'ANA iAN 1NiND
yioLiNs 81, excellent condition. for stu
gents ds inclu9as eases cases, bows; prices, $50.
VIOLIN S25- l437 Fairmont NV, before
WAsHINc MACHINES. in good condiS'!on.
WAsHING MattHiiSSaf.. Maytag, late model:
perfect condition; pump. For more intor-
WA1hR COOLERS. electric. new; JOHN
W,TrR MEssrG6i ~ f5 nE Nd aa,ils5S 4i6S
brand-new electric water coolers, suitable
l4g prices sTAN6ARp THE 4 BATrERY
Sal. unti @ go pm S' Ii. aes5' Ii. ri SAT- ano
WATER HEATERS. gas, prewar, all sizes.
play q 621 r st NV. Ma. 4l63 Wo "2,!0
WATER HEATERS-Immedia delivery:
20 q ana nn. 10 gallon gas he1 water heaters;
y BATTERY CO 10Th and sts ne
open Fl. and Sat. until 8 pm. Ii. 29s3,
1916 WHIzzER MOTOR BIKE for sale
zee after pm, " Sycamore ave, Ia
FOR SALE. one 1lxl4 foot wall tent with
sewed in floor. screen door and window.
cots mattresses, camp stove, etc Used
3 weeks. Price 500. GE 1921 -~6
FOR SALE, one Elliott csrdvertiser and
addressing machine and equipment. Used
less than one month, GE. Tg21 Il
AMERICAN DOLLARS offered for your
camera. movie equipment, photo supplies
s7lssr sREMNER; 7 I T., Y33 Pa. aye. nv. RE. 24a4
MUST SACRIFICE by Sunday, July :. mod
ern dvan and matching chair, $40; Holly
wood double bed. S45; HOLLYWOOD three
quarter bed $50; breakfast table and 4
chairs. $50: ehilds set Of drawerE. So.
CRIB, Sl2; or sell entire lot Sl7u cash
Apt APT c. 4sos So 29th st. North, Fair
90 French doors for
sale IN Al condition: res sonsbly priced
Can MI Richards HOTEL 2ia0 10Th st
NV. co 1oHH &
LARGE COPYRIGHTED PICTURE Of Abra-
nam Lincoln III suit table frame, very rare;
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwe,t.-

4IIs srd ST, NV. ,Petworth section-1.
ladya near transportation. ia. 2sS1:
Eos MADISON ST. N.w.-Room with in
closed sIn porch. nice and clean, suitable
t1l nnlmlted Cd phone e s0nRuof DlR from no osorsa
ave. earline. Girls orly, $40. GE 1895.
1909 18th Nw-Double. also room for
man to share with another man; excellent
meals ideal location, reas. AID. s4ss
ea30 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Rates, s45 and
S47 80 mo: parlor and piano privileges.
place for student veterans. CO. 1885.
25I2 18th sE. Nw-Room and board for
3 men; ! double room and ! single room
$500 " 18th sTSIoveiy osTs studio Iiv rm With
porch; for quiet discriminating person:
oos o asHMiADH M1f E Sen Pc Ge' NW%Prsva,e fam
ily. cool front rm., nicely furn.' sentieman;
1898 LSctST Rp-Clean. comfortable.
refined home and neiehboEhood; S27 50.
6oa ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD,-Lss.
ried couple or girls; S25 each. GE as7l.
1872 49,: BLTMoRE ssIIisoln ST. NW-Ap, w: 3 IN
i.al HoBART ST. Nw.-Luxgrlou,
room for g. also room for 4; s22 50 each.
5n IoNGFELLow ST. N.w.--Attractive
ssofi f poo1TtooMAcH HSl1 AVE. Nv % bedrooms
and bath, entire, floor overlooking Potomac.
Ggn7. =
ii.i 1ath ST. N.w-Clean single room
with running water; sS week; also singles.
i1"5 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Pyt gentle home,
garage; every conV close TO eth St bus
and l4th st. car; $40 per mo. for man.
5a,s BELT RID NM large attractive
bedroom; new furniture. twin beds. inner
iprins mattress with private bath; private
PARK RD.: several COM
9 b snS for s1ss and "ssa hass
seY eral rooms for reliable people; 81 so
70 70 s. per We Eesk aPs4 Rst person; hours am
CoLoRED-6ao LAMONT sT.-Renned
glrI, to share !hk room with Govt girl.
GoLokFpss Go H1SS DAahAT FAIR * PL l1 xw1Ne.ly
foT Or 2 redned gentlemen $40 per mo.
IRVING ST. Nw;-Em-
ploved man. single room. SIS week. co.
{ 1oth ST; Nv rms:
e coLoRED%se - K oTTs PL. Nw.-Doubl.
room, twin beds: men only; SIS each per
CoLoRED-3622 N. H ave Pleasant single
room for neat y9ognng LADY. iaHndry s9H6 and
Sherman ave. n W, room
for gentleman, single. nice quiet home, ST
yee.ly , call after 4 RA ESQ.,
share room, twin beds, no cooking, s5 vk.
coLoRED-5oo NJ ST. Nw.-Furnlshed
room for rent for couple; Christian home.
SIS so EX 5tn3
Evening star., 1946-07-06

BETHESDA'S most exclusive beauty salon.
located in the heart of the business dis
trict. is offered for. sale. The shop is
fully equipped and includes operators. This
is one of the best investments on today S
market. Call c. FRED KELLEY, OIL $500.
LOVELY GUEsTHoUSE near 18th and
Col. rd wonderful location; "a permanent
guests, 20 outside table boarderS; room for
expansion; income now 81 400 per mo.
will lease to reliable party; one years rent
Box 5l-T, Star. e"
LUSCHEONETTE, drug sundries and soda
fountain for sale; white trade: good neigh
borhood: owner quotes $3.50 per day; busi-
ness to 9. closed on Sunday. This store
has unlimited possibilities for ambitious
person. Present owner leaving for Florida
Investlgate this at once. TIE. 7343 or
Alex. 64B2 after pm, 5
go m 18th 81. N.E.@iarge well constructed
Groom brick; st floor used as pressing
shop; st commercial zone; terms, cox &
FGRNIsHED ROOM BUSINESS for sale;
white; reliable roomers. Call after I'm
YOUR OWN BUSINESS. s5o0-Dealershlp
being established in virgin territory for
nationally advertised home service product.
MR.. GILLETTE, 62l-A Pa. ave. NV. TO-
NEARBY vIRGINIA-Country store; vol,
81 800 per week; 10 miles from D. C.
Restaurant, $50 per day, short hours.
overhead in driye-in shopping center.
Grocery, DGS, excellent location. good
volume, ALDER H. COHEN: Realtor, CH.
] Sol: ewes. and Sun, Gil. 3400. =
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ROOMS WANTED.

RETIRED GENTLEMAN desires light
housekeeping room. Box 352-R, Star =.
ROOM WANTED-Busiuess woman desres
room in vicinity OF Naval Observatory;
ISnt approx. S3h. Call MISS WHITE.
Ext, 81,
SERVICEMAN, wife and child 6 mos need
living quarters; willing to do light house,
work. H S. LENTZ. FIR 5al7. :.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, single or
oouble, IN pvt. house, with breakfast. Box
324-S, Star. =
LARGE ROOM with bath or running water
wanted by man, student, Govt employee;
reasonable quiet desired Call MA 1850,
EXT. 195. weekdays GIL. LIZ
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

STEERS, choice white-faced Hereford year
ltnss' dehurned and uniform IN size shep-
herd 2ll4 NE. 1894 10
SADDLE HORSES; four, sentIs Rvp, fiyei ,,
Clinton 2S-J. ="
FOR sALE-Gentle saddle horse. l43a
hands. safe for children, S65. Tower 500
PONY. besutiful. black and white, gentle
buggy and harness. $500 10 am to
pm, 64l0 Georgia ave. NV. IA. nS4l
after pm -
DAIRY and poultry equipment deLaysI
l-4nit milk machine 10 arade-A large
J. W MACINTOSH. Pleasant $500, -
WORK AND RIDING HORSES. pair good
mules, l gated horse, 4 Poland China
pigs, IN weeks old, harness, saddles
brides, pony basket carts and :! pony
btHeies. horses trucEed anywhere straw
rides by hour truck or wagon. Rear 80
SHETLAND PONY AND SADDLE for sale
Call HI l53H-M -
Evening star., 1946-07-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

SHOVEL, truckcrane. backhoe fast eyca,
vation OF Easements Hosting, tTenching
steel setting, concrete pouring OIL 143h
Evening star., 1946-07-06
ROOMS EURk. OR UhFURh.

CoLORED-PLEAsE LIST your rooms for
rent with us. No service charge Open 8
m till 9 pm. f. L. WINTERS, 1904 You
ST. NV. NO. oSo1, Adams 023S -
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

POULTRY EoUIPMENT-Water and feed
ers: small electric brooder. srowing bat
Qutntana St. Arl., Va. Weekdays call
after $40 pm. GL. 3473. IS
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

500 CORDS seasoned hardwood, slahs,
sawed any length, ST a load. Order now
TO insure delivery. Falls Church SOIL l..
Evening star., 1946-07-06
ROOMS ruRhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.


lGIt 3Oth ST Sc. of Pa ave-Pvt.
home > larRe attr rms. gentleman; un-
limited phone; IA blk. bus; $40. AT. 1910.
400 esth ST. SE-Larse single front
oedr oom private bath, private home, $40
week Lincoln 1880.
I359 L ST. SE.-FuruiShed room for man,
SS week for > s. each. DI isl -
s26 A ST. SE.-Entire md fl newly dec.
grated. large liv rm., bedrm., kitchen and
private baIh. all outside rooms adults
Sl@5 mo EX: 594a.
room with laVstory; private family. S35
month DT 1850
:5O2i HANNA PL. s.E-Wanted, couple to
care for 2 children in EXCHANGE for fur
nished room. See MR.. HERBERT after
.SOI \ ST SE.-Cool twin bedroom for
women OF couple for summer months:
everything furnished including telephone:
on Ridge road and Benning buslines Sc,
COLoRED-5SI3 AsToR PI. SE-Large
trnnt loom. connle. S4h mo TR 2ll6. :.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
BY EMPLOYED GOVERNMENT LADY
Room and board IN pirate home in Arlins-
ton' Va, near husline. Box SET. star
ELDERLY COUPLE. permanent; can fur.
nish room. Box SIT. Star.
Evening star., 1946-07-06
ROOMS FuRkIsHsn-hortheost.

THE SHAMROCK nm, sos East capitol
rates For denpss 81 FR r special ff:s'
double ~ Tm twin beds. eontinuous bot
e 3 ssia cHASSiSG Sfst sf1AtiTactive furnished
room, next 10 bath; close, to bus and
SIS each per week -6
s3; 2nd ST: Nj bedrm. ggr, Cspitol
.os 10Th ST. NE.-compie'ei furnished
front room for or refined business sirls.
Kitchen privileges, telephone, etc; $40 per
week, single; sl4 double. Ludlow 1888
MICH PARK. 43o7 18th st. n.e.-ciean.
day empl M Gath. U, DU, 0473. =
sOi E. CAPITOL sT.-Twln beds, neatly
fun cool. @ excel, &c Jransp; $3.50 EACH
VILLAGE. a342 18th St
Master bedrm. 10 reliable young married
10 9Th ST NE,-Doub room with twin
beds; gentlemen, SO eac@ LU, s91s. p
double room to share; twin beds, ss5;
THF GALFNA. 13? B st. n.e-vacaney in
1OI8 GIRARD ST. s.E.-Large front nm.
twin beds. next to bath; $40. DU. 4H.7s.
eaI sth ST. N.E.--Larse, attractive front
tst:9n sas, %, 9Vrp;s .Iss or r. tw9; $50 Single q,
'DSv-p bstt[NE 81 .>.E.--foAilsle IA 3Oi
young man, pV. home, S25 month. AT.
S6S1 =
1910 KEARNY ST NE; gentleman. front
bed rm, very clean, cool bright, ice water.
conv. 70 telephone and bath. $40 per vk..
sooe kEARNY St. NE, large double room.
S2a each, also single room $50, Conv.
tranSp Private home
WOODBRIDGE. d. G.. large master bed
room, nicely furn,, for couple or girls,
Franklin 81 ne: DE. 424a -
6io SIXTH ST. NE, . fur. front rooms
for , gentlemen, no drinking allowed.
s1 s1 TfNftss1F si 1' AxEHs; ,sra!s .nd 'S1
vate residence; gentleman only, $50
III WIT! 5th ST. NE,@Lsrge double room. tE!n
beds, 50 % wk!y each single room 81
1928 KEARNEY STRFET-Larse doubl.
room for employed couple: $40 or $50 with
breakfast priVilegeS- DU. g53s. =
ri I4th ST.-Front room: twin beds; men
only; 80 each; unlimited phone. FIR. 234a.
eaI ST NE.-Furn room. next 20 bath:
porch adjoining for gentleman $40 FR-
Sl34 =
eiI2 9Th ST. N.E-Doubie rm, : siris
next to bath "a block TO t-ansp; unlim
phone cooking privileges / desired SS6.
c1o EMERSON sT.-Em-
ployeG couple lse. upstairs bedrm; $40 .
month: no cooking LU. ol3%
QUE sT-Nicely furn, rm.,
convenient transportation, no cookints
Slu PEI week, must be EMPLOYED -.
Evening star., 1946-07-06

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, cslcula :
tors. bought. sold and rented RE 117T,
NV.
ADDING MACHs., typewriters, ealcula tors,
oftce equip, al kinds. Top prices paid
"a
Evening star., 1946-10-13

ington behind the movement, rep
resentatives Of more than $50 civic
business and fraterna1, veteran
service club and other community
organizations will be invited to at
tend a meeting at 4 pm. Friday al
the Board Of Trade.
At this session, it was announced
plans will be discussed "for arous-
ing city-wide participation In WASH
ington's first election day plebiscite. =
Newell Reports Support.
Clifford II. Newell, vice president
of the Federation OF Citizens Asso-
Citations, the sole nominee to succeed
Mr.. Finch as president. Of the fed
Grafton, reported to the Executive
Committee that already he had OBJ
tanned many expressions Of approval
for the plebiscite.
He said officers Of several citizens
associations with whom he had
talked are heartily in favor" Of the
plebiscite. He has reason to expect
fun participation in the plans by
leaders and members Of the more
than so organizations in the feder-
alton.
Mr.. Newell added last night that
he was 100 per cent in favor OF
this move"
" feel that this is a great op-
portunity for the people here, to
manifest their desire for suffrage,
both national and local." he said. Il
feel confident that every associa-
ton will do all 1t can to acquaint
the people of this important REFER
endum. The members Of our as
sociation, together win their fam
lilies probably total more than l50.-
600 people. .4.rr sau y
The plebiscite will be discussed
at the next meeting Of the fedora
ton, Mr.. Newell said, on Saturday
night, November 2, shortly before
the Tuesday election day.
Collifower Plans Statement.
Chairman Colliflower Of the
executive committee, who plans te
issue formal statement shortly on
further plans explained last night
what he considers zone OF the main
purposes" of the federation. He said.
'It is to provide definite and au-
thentic information which can bs
made available to the District Com.
missioners and the Committees OF
Congress when efforts are resumed
in 1947 to obtain legislation author.
izing some form of voting repre-
sentation for this metropolis ol
nearly 1000, 900 inhabitants.
The population of the District; II
Evening star., 1946-10-13

OF boundaries or establish addition
al precincts due to the growth Of
certain residential areas.
Polling places probably will be
open from 9 am. to 8 pm. Voters
will be requested to LIST their names,
home addresses and telephone num-
bers as they cast their ballots.
Volunteers from community
groups and organizations familiar
with the respective neighborhoods
will be recruited to serve as super
yisors and attendants at the polls
Every effort will be made to mo-
bilize sufficient personnel so that
the ballots may be counted and the
results announced along with other
election returns from the Nation In
the early hours Of Wednesday No
vember 6.
Headquarters Of the Executive
Committee have been established In
the Board OF Trade Offices, Room
204, Evening Star Building, Elev-
enth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, where information viii
be available on the plebiscite.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

was pointed out by the Board Of
Trade, was only 6270O0 when the
referendum was held in the spring
OF 1888. That figure was based or
the July /, 1887, estimate OF thu
Bureau of the Census. Approxi-
mately 81, 900 ballots were cast from
q total Of 100000 persons probably
eligible to vote. Only $500, accord
ing to the returns, voted against
national representation and l0,S0t
against local suffrage.
with the District population
estimated at $4,000 on January !
1916, according to conservative esti-
mates by the Postwar Planning
Committee Of the Board OF Trade,
said the statement, ut Is quite pos
sible that q considerably large1
number Of citizens OF voting age viii
cast their ballots on November B."
Committee Members Listed.
A preliminary list Of members Of
the executive committee, which II
was emphasized "still Is In process
Of formation" includes: John Rus
sell Young, chairman Of the Board
OF Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia; John A. Reilly, first vice
president of the Board Of Trade; Mr.
Suter; Mr.. Newell; Edward F. Cola
day. general counsel and past presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trade; Harvey
L. Jones, chairman Of the member
ship committee; John r. O'Rourke,
editor of The Washington Daily
News; Alexander r. Jones, managing
editor OF The Washington Post: B.
M. McKelway, associate editor OF
The Star; Frank G. Waldrop, editor
ial writer for The Washington
Times Herald; Mr.. Beattie; William
H. Press, executive secretary Of the
Board of Trade: and Edwin N
Lewis, editor Of the recently estab-
lished Washington Board OF Trade
News, who will serve as secretary OF
the committee.
Additional members Of the execu-
tive committee and chairmen Of
several subcommittee will be an
nounced by Chairman Collifiower
in q few days.
Sample ballots are being prepared
for wide distribution.
Operation of the plebiscite is ex-
pected to follow the same general
plan as the one in 1888.
Cooperation Sought.
Cooperation of the Board Of Edu-
cation is hoped for so that public
schools can be used for polling
places as they were eight years ago.
The Board Of Education probably
will consider this at its meeting
Sixty-three precincts or districts
which were established in 1888
probably will be designated by the
committee for the new
But it may be neces-
sary to make a few readjustments
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Vote
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been in the forefront Of organza-
tions urging the Congress to grant
to the people Of the District OF
Columbia the right to vote for Pres
|ident and members of Congress.
1--WE are undertaking this pleb-
iscite on November 5 as q public
service" he said.
"It is an effort to test public opin-
ion on national representation ano
local suffrage after an interval oi
more than eight years. May I point
out that the population OF the Dis
trict has increased by approxi-
mately 100000 since the spring o1
1888 when our residents last went
to the polls?
"We hope that when the District
of Columbia ballots are counted or
election day, the wishes Of ouI
PEOPLE may be brought forcibly tc
the attention Of the, entire United
States and of Congress"
Suter Calls Meeting.
To plan for cooperation In the
plebiscite Jesse G. Suter, chairman
of the national representation COM
mittee Of the Board q Trade has
called a committee meeting for 1885,
/ pm. wednesday at the trade groups
conference room.
Mr.. Suter also is acting chairman
of the Citizens Joint Committee or
National Representation, organized
in 1917. He said he also plans te
call a session of that organization
later to plan its work on the plebi'
scite. The joint committee wa.
headed by the late Theodore w
Noyes, editor of The Star, from it.
inception until his death last July
4. Mr.. Suter is senior vice chairman
of the group, and now acting chair.
man.
To mobilize the people Of Wash.