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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

AUsTRALIAN goyernment otiicisl + requires i, e
2-3 bedroom farnr house h1e II WasshninSt99nn 9n
am -5:30 pm, Monday to Friday. 49,
IA BEDROOMS, preferably unfurnishedI,
in NV or nearby Maryland; up to 81 so
a month. BOX 4S3-A. Star. 1b'
ARMY COLONEL and wife, permanent. no
apt, va. area. TIE. 1920. 15'
FOREIGN GOVT. oficer with family
wishes or pref B bedrm hodase ediate nv w.
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoYE, wife, 2
children. need 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apt, unfp5n; gns, VII pay 2 months rent IN
YEARS RENTAL IN ADVANCE for 20
st. 74aa, --l5
WANTED TO RENT g. rooms or more
around Sc. or Anacostia adults Tel
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. permanent,
wife and son fveterapJ would like to. rent
two or three beoroom, unfurnished house
sna sT wsshRstsa 4R s nearby
"a BEDROOM unfurn. house, D. G. or
Capitol : No. 4436. Ext. 3i3. i6s
naeKM ME Euaf a Arn MSS s. hSsis BsEza sSH's
WANTED; IMMEDIATELY. small house
81 ooye eps az ssus Psr"safhs NJ 74ss en-
RADIO ENGINEER, wife, and small ehil,d
gsh to rent ngfarnshed aogss or onsY sma
1atR Wtn is 30 Apnef0f mi q aeA Wnfe or o phoRe
IagSn s FEGS + & 2lnRe RE p s4s ays EXT nv oG Ha'h
ton World Bank. with wife. son, s. de-
sires unfurn. house or apt. NV. section:
rs rslsphone ass5 nase Monday Hss
1860, Ext. 2259.
WANTED TO RENT--An s-rm. house, pre-
fer at. g tyo- story. tye,bath gooa aos section;
faFSshsd rG aafs house col cH aesas 1895 !n
PERMANENT Government employe. @
hdul adats n in fand family needs 20 rent apt
coMMASDiER. ceIsf in Resulas 'g Navy, permanentiy
stationed here with. wife. and = school
y " turnished i house house BY FEBRUARY ex-
cellent care Of house and FURNISHINGS
yaarnn.ssa ya foesian deilEe 4E 45s adjacent Nd
REGULAR ARMY LIT. COL. wife. daugh-
ers. 15 and Z, desire furn. or unfurn.
house, Or 8 bedrms.; preferably At, q 9r
eoE esE W. Pstsis sasSock 2es cH S a45 saS1.' Call
WAVES and ex-WAvEs officers desire fur
nished house in NV; references furnished.
ep ssSs az T1 ftser SsG sEs pm need
81 90 mo. 81. 1885
UNFURNISHED d-rm. or more, permanent
Govt, official will ,t sign 2-yr. or more lease
EVICTED GOVT. EMP. permanent, needs
2-3 bedrm,. unfurnished house vicinity
Woodrow Wilson High. OR. 1884.
SMALL UNFURN. HOUSE, Ink, rooms or
apt, by Government employe, widow with
two boys, ages IL and Ii years. Box ] To-
Want YOUR PROPERTY respected Past
landlords can testify, settled couple, lieu
tenant colonel and wife, no children; want
furnished house or apartment about Jan. y
accessible to Pentagon: reasonable, worthy
rent Call sunday, ll-b. TE. b044.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

ARLINGTON, yA.--New unfurn. 3-rm. apt,
with semipVt. bath, automatic heat, cleo
range and lights furnished mr.. Arnold
busline; southern exposure; to employed
MRS. NASH. 56a6 North 18th st.
APT. available in nice NV section for
middle-aged couple Sc. 30; state ages and
refs. Apply Box 416-Y Star.
AVAILABLE ONLY to doctor or nurse 3
rooms, bath. laundry. $55 month; on bus
line, 66Q7 Central ave Sc
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

GOING TO FLORIDA for the winter Sub
lease your apartment or home to respon-
sible businessman and small family. direly
in need of housing until own home is
completed. viii pay good rental and take
excellent care of your home. Phone Mr..
SINGER. ST. 1915. liz
wife, tiny babies, will pay
well; also house, garage, loft. living space;
consider sharing; can defer occupation to
January g. Wisconsin 4776
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APTS. FURN. AND UNFURN.

sos TAYLOR ST. NW.-3 large rms. and
bath, entire first floor of 2-family house
will be rented only to doctor, dentist or
part for office use and part for living
quarters; total rent, $3.50. RA, 7o47, 10
to | and to E daily -16
3 ROOMS, pvt. bath, End f.: use of kitch-
en-, in owners home, 3103 Macomb ST.
NV. partly furnished or unfurnished,
Sl00 mo. WO. 1886.
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HOUSES EuRh. OR uNFuRN.

nished; chicken house and garden .privi-
leges. IL miles from downtown Wash;
Low rent in return for help in house and
with 2 children of people next door.
Former country resident preferred. FA.
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TABLE BOARD.

MEALS FOR sERVICEMEN, veterans, Of
World Var II only; DELICIOUS hom@e, h @ ,cooked Ss4 &
MARINES CLUB, 10l5 l. st. NV. Closed
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

CoLoRED-NEAR UNION sTATION-Ia
units of 3 rms, kit and bath: :3-story
brick5snd.stone m bldg Annual iincoms snis
Call HO 9242, NO 3T2S -l5
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

CULTURED MAN-Board single room, or
room only; private family. widows home.
MAN, gentle. desires room and board in
nearby Va, Apply Box 46-B. Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

GOING AWAY FOR XMAS? Returning
residents, this city. earnestly seek imme-
diate occupancy OF furnished or unfur-
nished house or apartment, privilege rent
ing for 2 weeks or 2 years gratefully appre-
ciated: excellent local, including bank
references. Please call any time, NE. 37Sx
or write Box l24-B. Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

BEING EyICTED after yrs to make room
for new landlord, young couple and ayr
apt; prefer unfurn,. but will oblisinsly ae-
eept f9Ta BoT SAP RI star Vito mn ,s,,
trict or suburbs: emo. advance rent; refer
sscffTsNTfs1T, RESPONSIBLE, needs 1 or 2
room room apt; pref. furn. Long terms Box
AIRLINE iRIi EMpLoYE AND WIFE desire
furn; apt, in D C. Immediately. Phone Elk.
MATURE, SETTLED, permanently Gov
employed woman desires l room, kitchen
and bath, furnished apartment; best char
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE veteran, desire
dhitd Hfdg4on 9p psts is Cali nm ks 4so sd BATH
ter t19,,, son (2gl desire or 3 bedroom sI,2on,
fDHNs fraSsn'i Repusiic 1ush Sa 200. % Ext. 1888 ~
VET, WIFE, daughter, 3 yrs, urgently
efsSly ss FR S4s 81
MUST HAVE furnished apt. or will share
SouSs goure a ieaying mo town % after I Xmas Why why moi
y sond in geesd faith. Cali JuNkERs-
sERViCEMAN and employed wife. no chill
dren, no pets. Phone RA. 6259,
SaY S.es G9PIE ooms and pssss sas saa IN
hr committing of Sc; will pay up. to
S100. Box 10a-B, Star. 19s
COUPLE WITH SMALL BABY needs at once
unfurn. apt. or small house; Will decorate
|FERNISHED oNE-BEDRoOM apartment
wanted by young married couple. both EN-
ployed, no children. availability Jan: lst
to 18th; approx. $50 month. Box ALTA,
Star 16s
A HOME FOR xMAS-santa has tree and
lot Of toys. for good little girl, but needs
home for her; will ADVANCE mos rsn, ,
for house or apt; up to 500 per mo- Can
FUR FUtgRNisHED APARTMENT, so family Of 3
can spend Xmas together even # only for
a week. best local references. AID. 0324
ter urgently need small fuTnished apt prs q
slIblet Please call 1t. COMDR. EVEN
RE. T400, Ext, 6l376. 2l'
QUIET, RESPONSIBLE former Army major,
| now perm. prof. employe USDA. wife. neec
small furn or unfurn. apt; conv.; gooc
neighborhoqd up go,6 e sa9; Gall III HAREn 5aas
sAnds,yy ar eyes eyes aftes, frn,7s,r 5 NJ ,n,,drs,
needs SIN. apt or part of house, includina
kitchen. Box A7e-A. Star. 16'
Evening star., 1946-12-15
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APIS. SUBURBAN WANTED.

NEW BED-LIyING ROOM, combined wit
kitchen priyilS, for quiet employed couple
$50 mo- AL. G42O
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

out of it.
The United States has made what
looks like an eminently fair and even
generous offer. Generous that is, from
the old-time point of view, but from
the point of view selfishly enlighten-
ed.
1t seems essential to the welfare of
the world to get the atom bomb under
sound and safe international con-
troll before somebody blows up the
world.
1t is safe to assume that, whatever
may be the control now, it cannot be
long, as history measures time, before
others know how to make the atom
bomb, or something more terrible.
There are nations, even now, that
have no social conscience, that would
not hesitate long to use weapon such
as the atom bomb.
So, we are in race for world safe
ty. It's win or lose, with no middle
ground.
We shall watch to learn what hap
pens to Bikini, because the thing will
be filled with dramatic possibilities
and perhaps some unexpected reali-
ties.
w, L
previous explosions of atom bombs
have done.
But we don't know how the Bikini
bomb compares with it's predecessors.
Even more important, we don't know
how the Bikini bomb may compare
with atom bombs that could be made
today, or that it may be possible to
make next year.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Total Farm Workers
4%o Above Year Ago

Washington, d. Con- June l of
this year the number of persons work
ing on farms was A per cent greater
than year ago, the Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics has announced,
and the total, which included family
and hired workers, was IL 1,422, 900 per-
sons. Weather conditions so far this
year have been more favorable, as
heavy rainfall interrupts field work
in many of the Southern States.
Shorter working hours have been in
eject since March / and on June |
of this year hired hands were working
on decline of 0.6 hour from the war
time high.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
JObless Peak Is Passed
AS Employment Gains

Washington, D. C.-The peak of
postwar unemployment in this Ma
tion has been passed, and from this
point on conditions will improve stead
lily, Robert C. Goodwin, director of the
United States Employment Service an
nounced.
Despite the strikes there have been,
he said, employment is increasing.
The latest Census Bureau reports,
Mr.. Goodwin said, estimated the en-
ployment Of World War II Veterans
had increased by approximately 2,600,-
600 in three months this spring.
Only $4,000 veterans, he empha-
sized, were listed as unemployed and
seeking employment" Another 80O,-
900 were listed as neither working nor
seeking jobs. All unemployed, includ-
ing veterans, numbered 2,310,000.
In both April and May more vete-
rams were put in jobs than were dis
charged from the armed services dur
ing those months, Mr.. Goodwin said.
Demobilization long ago passed it's
peak and the USES director said that
with only about 100000 veterans re-
turning monthly to civilian life "there
now is every reason to believe the sit
uation looks good from here on out"
By early May 100000 male vet
Grams had been discharged, the Cen
sus Bureau reported, but unemploy-
ment never did reach the huge totals
some Government agencies had said
were possible. These forecasts said
up to 100000 might be seeking jobs
this spring.
Mr.. Goodwin said that couple of
million men probably would come out
of the armed services this summer,
"but there is no reason to believe
they won't be able to find jobs"
"Unless entirely unforeseen events
occur, we believe the employment sit
uation will continue to improve" he
added
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

In just few days the atom bomb
viii let loose at Bikini and one of the
worlds two or three biggest stories
will break loose.
An interesting sidelight on the news
perspective of American newspapers
is that the writing contingent that
will be at Bikini will be only little
larger than the contingent that watch
ed the Louis-Conn bean bag tussel in
the Yankee Stadium.
Therefore, let US hope that the men
at Bikini will be step up in grade
Advance speculation as to what the
atom bomb at Bikini will do is to lit
tie point. The men on the way to BIZ
kini have done some of it. Others have
done some. But with it all, we shall
have to wait for the blast itself to get
the full story-if we get it.
But it seems to me the big point is
not what will the atom bomb do at
Rikini, but what will the world do with
the atom bomb and the secret of its
making,
That is the big question before the
wcrld and the world is handling it as
u world diplomats were Of the same
ia stripe lets zee what WE can get
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
Fewer Jobs Available
To Younger Workers

Washington, D. C.-Fewer employ
ment opportunities are open to young
workers today than year ago, but
the whole youth employment situ-
alton bears watching for it has many
dangerous potentialities, says the
Children's Bureau Of the Labor De-
partment.
"There is no evidence as yet that
we have made an appreciable head
way in regaining ground lost during
the war, when high-school enrolment
dropped by Million" said Katherine
F. Lenroot, the bureaus chief. "Boys
and girls who left school then for
jobs have not returned to kigh-school
classes. We are now confronted with
the possibility Of idleness among the
Nations youth, with thousands in the
IA to 17-year-old group neither in
school, where most Of them should be,
nor regularly employed"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

It is time that all nations learned
to live under law and within law.
1t is high time to get rid of fears
and jealousies. And the frightful thing
is that until the atom bomb is brought
under proper international control
there MUST BE fear and there will be
jealousy.
It is not as if one man in COM
nunity had gun and no other had
one. There is no comparison, because
of the overall destructiveness Of the
atom bomb.
It doesn't merely destroy. It con-
sumesl That distinction is important.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

The lessons of Bikini will be impor-
tant, but not final.
While all of this goes on, let US re-
member that the material Of the atom
bomb is natures own material. Man
contributes by working on that ma
terial. The material itself is inherent
ly explosive.
Thus, we live upon highly explo-
sive terrestrial sphere. We are told
that, given a sufficiently energetic
start, the world could blow itself up.
It is about time that the world be-
gan to live on . civilized hasis.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

If the Bikini blast hastens the
willingness of nations to cooper
ate, it will have been Of tremend-
GUS, perhaps world-saving, value.
If world cooperation fails, then we
face future of such uncertainty as
no nation has ever known.
1t might have been good thing to
have given Mr.. Gromyko ring-side
seat at Bikini. And to have put some
of our own loud-talkers next to him.
For, while today we possess the atom
bomb, as long as we ourselves control
it-or think we do-not even we are
safe from its potential consequence.
Let us hope the world sees the light
as we'll as the blast.-CMW.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

The word "tip" comes from the ini-
tials Of the words ITO Insure Prompt
ness"
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Let Nonpareil Printing Co. FIN Your
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Dr.. Miles Nervine
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Nervous Tension can make you
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
tion. In times like these, we are
moro likely than usual to become
overHrought and nervous and to
wish for q good sedative. DR..
Miles Nervine is a good sedative
mild but effective.
Il you do not use Dr.. Miles
Nervine you can't know what it
will do for you. It comes ia
Liquid and Efervescent Tablet
form, both equally soothing to
tense and over-wrought nerves.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY TT /?
Get II ct your drug store.
Ehervescent tablets 35t and 75t.
Liquid 25t and $1.O0. Read direc-
tions and use only q directed.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05

WHEN Functional Nervous
wv Disturbances such as Sleep.
lessness, Crankiness, Excitability,
Restlessness or Nervous Headache
interfere with your work or spoil
your good times, take
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-07-05
THE - Z
CHERRY TREE

Where with our Little Hatchet we tell
the truth about many things, sometimes
profoundly. sometimes Aippantiy, some
times recklessly.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

vlekel zemljevid. Obstala sta.
Imenoval je mladenicu imena
ySolih gorskih vrhov. Zdaj je vo-
dila pot krizem krazem navzgor.
Oh levi Sc je poleg njiju vail v
globino hudournik, mavricna,
blesceca prsica Sc je prasila
vanju in zaradi ME je bila nju-
ma pot spolzka in nevarna.
"Kmalu bova tam," je DOM
neval duhovnik. '.-.@
"Da, upajva," je odvrnil MIA
denic.
Zdaj Sc je pred NINA odprla
zelena, visoka planota. Zagleda-
la sta pescico his, XII so bile ka-
kor prav majhne trdnjavice.
Imele so debele, sive zidove z
globoko vsajenimi okni, videla
sta temne skednje in zastaven
ma jhen cerkveni zvonik. Bilo je
kamnito gorsko gnezdo.
"Kje je njuna hisa ?" je "a
cuden vprasal mladenic.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
DruStvO Presv. Srca
JeZusOvega

Pri drustvu Presvetega Srca
Jezusovega SO bill izvoljeni "a
tekoce leto sledeci uradniki: ::
Predsednik Frank Bal aga, 77O2
Lockyear Ave-; podpredsednik
Anton Hlabse, 1882 E. u ST.;
tajnik Frank A. Turek, 985 Ad-
Olson Rd.; blagajnik Andrej Te-
kauc, 1923 E. u Place; nadzor-
niki: Ant. Pozelnik, Louis Law
ric in John Martincic.
Drustvo zboruje vsako dru-
60 nedeljo v mesecu v dvorani
st. 3, stare poslopje SIND, Oh
1. .uri popoHne. Assessment Sc po-
bira ma seji in vsakega 25. v me-
secu ma domu tajnika cd 6. do
$50 ure zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
ENAKOPRAvNosT

ia pozabljeno dolino smo 81 IL
brali junijski dan. Tx pred ma
mi sta stopala diva cloveka. Pr
vi je bill menda duhovnik, bill je
majhen clovek, debele glave.
Incl je crn plasc in okovane
cevlje, nahrbtnik in palico. Oh
njegovi strani je koraeil vitek
mladenic, oblecen v grobu suk-
no. &c bi 81 pazljivo ogledali
njegov obraz, bi v MEM najbr-
re prepoznali poteze eloveka, XII
smo ga poznali pred dvajsetimi
lett, XII smo ga poznali zelo do
bro in smo ga morda cello ljubi-
Ii. Ocitna lepota je govorila IL
njegovega obraza. Toda okrog
njegovih oci, okrog lepo obliko-
vanih ust je prezal odsev zalo-
sti, nesrece, zaradi katerega je
bill njegov izraz "a njegova leta
nenavadno resen.
Dobrovoljno sta potovala po-
starni zupnik in mladenic nav
kreber. Sem in tia sta sprego-
vorila par besedi. Govorila sta
o vsakdanjih, nevaznih zadevah
kakor diva cloveka, XII Sc tako
dobro poznata, da je vsaka be-
seda med NINA nevazna.
"ze tri ure sva ma poti.'
"Da."
"Bog vedi, ali bova kmalu
zagledala vasico?"
ITO bi tudi JAZZ rad vedel.'
"Pot je cedalje bolj strma.'
Cd casa do casa je zupnik pri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11

vaden turist ne pozna. Tam Sc
je ma vzpetini doline, XII je le-
zala med skalnatima sapama
dveh gorskih velikanov, vgnez-
dila vasica, pescica his z debe-
lnni zidovi, S crnimi, Cd sonca
ozganimi lesenimi strehani, XII
so jih obtezili S skalami, prime
senimi il hudournika. Vcasih so
Sc vihravi juzni vetrovi zaganja-
Ii v ia cloveska bivalisca. Prina-
sail so dezevje in lili zimski led.
Jeseni pa so v dolino nenadoma
vdrli severnozapadni vetrovi, ko
je traja1a kristalna tisina pisa
mega prevrata komaj nekaj ted
nov. Polagoma so narascali v
mogocne viharje in so nazadnje
prinasali velike snezne zamete.
Ustavili so sc oh koncu leta. V
novem letu pa Sc je odprla prav-
ljiena dezela, bel, neskoncen
snezni paradiz. Bridkomrzlo mo-
dro nebo Sc je bocilo mad vrho-
vi. Takrat so Sc blesteli obrisi
velikih gorskih gmot, kakor bi
jih z ostrim nozem izrezal il
vsemirja.
! To dolino moramo obiskati.
Vedra preprostost njenih meh-
kin, z drobnimi cvetlicami po-
sejanih travnikov, gorski po-
tok, XII svoji strugi povecava
rdece, modre, zelene in roznate
kamencke, prevzame nase cute
in mas osvobodi nepotrebnih ma
dleznih misli, XII mas obvladuje-
jo v umazanem, gostem zraku
tam spodaj.
In &c sedemo ma kamen in ze-
limo vdihavamo redki, oman
ljivi zrak, nasa glava PLAYA, oci
sc napolnijo S solzami, ker nj
smo vajeni te drzne, ostre vi
Sine. Sami sebi sc zacudimo, "a.
prepasceni strmimo v Jasmine
XII mas obdaja, in globoko strme.
ME preveva nase prsi. Nikoli nj.
smo mislili, da bi mas ma svetu
okrog in okrog mogla obdajat
TAXA preprostost, da bi moglc
biti vse tako samo po sebi UNI
1.-Two. Tako Sc nam zdi, kakor b.
bila k nam skocila iskra IL ne
beske modrine, liz neznanosti.
Ia svoje romanje v to cd sve
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-11
NAPRODAJ

Modena gasolinska postaja; iz-
redno dobro urejena; prodaja
tajerje, gasolin, ollie in potreb-
Seine; 'popravila; privatna ma
jemnina. Mesecni izkupicek
$11, 900. Ia nitro prodajo je ce-
ma $1,000. Ia informacije pisite
ma Box 438, Go Enakopravnost,
6231 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland
3, Ohio.