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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

Letter to George c. Marshall,
Secretary of State, and answer
to same.
In June, Mr.. Rudolf Meyer of
kllwood City, Pa, wrote the here
following letter to Mr.. George c.
Marshall, Secretary of State of
the United States, regarding the
Transylvanian Saxons los of Pro-
perty and their Deportation to
Russia for slavework and he ask
ed the L. S. Government to enter
vene and prevent the Nationaliza-
ton OF the Property of our Ame-
riCan Citizens and all other Sax
ons in Pennsylvania and the fol-
lowing answer was received BY
him.
June 10, l947.
Honorable George c. Marshall,
Secretary of State,
Washington. d. c.
Honorable Sir:
From the attached newspaper
clipping ~. S. to Save Property
from Reds" Pittsburgh Sun Telc-
graph, June IS, 1947. notice that
we Americans are concerned
about the loss of property OF some
of our citizens.
In connection with loss of pro-
perty in Romania. there are doz-
ends of American citizens who
own homesteads and acreage
there who are threatended to lose
it by naturalization of all pro-
perty.
May l bring to your attention
the fact that in the year ll4l. the
Province of Pennsylvania. then
part of the State of Hungary
(now ceded to Romania) was
settled by SaXons). whom King
Geysa II, called from the parts of
Flandres, Luxembourg, Mosele,
etc. to cultivate and defend said
province against the invading
Asiates, which they bravely did
in many a battle.
1t is conceded even by the Ro-
manians that their towns and
fields are (or were) the most
blossoming in the whole State of
Romania, until the Reds took
over.
Before the ii world war thev
numbered about ESQ thousand
souls. in January l945 the Rus
slams have taken about 80 to lOC
thousand of the young Saxons
Gage l7-45), to the coal mines il
Russia as white slaves, where
those who did not starve til now
still are held, and that withou,
, even written communication with
their relatives.
Now, after the war, the Reds
have driven them from their
homesteads, have taken all their
tools and property away from
them without any compensation
and have given it to communist
inclineb Romanians and Gipsys
with the definition that they are
SaXons or German descents who
have aided Hitler fight the Reds
which as a minority they had to
do by order of the then Romanian
government under threat of dead
or incarceration.
You may pardon my distract
ing your valuable time with this
Red inhuman tyranny to a small
kinsfolk of the Anglo-Saxon race,
but being that you are human
and therefore unable to know
everything l thought it worth
while to inform you about it.
Also attached hereto is trans
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Trustees, John Binder, Her

Trustees, John Binder, Her
bert Binder, Elmer kirschner.
Installation of these officers
will be at Our next meeting Sept.
4. There will be social after the
meeting.
Last Sunday, August "a, we
travelled to Youngstown to play
New Castle, we came out on top
with the score reading Lorain IS,
New Castle s. Elmer Deutsch-
lander and Ed. Schubert hit home
runs. We want to thank every
one from Youngstown for making
our trip an enjoyable one.
- Please patronize our ad'
vertisers.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

+ ron. the let
ters | have had
i n C e, l am
Iui t e certain
that you want
to know more
Of W h a t has
gone on.
For instance,
are you aware
that there were
introduced into
the Senate 1923
bills and 322
r e s 0 lutions Of
various kinds I?
Of these Is bills
and 81 resolu-
t on S received
committee a c.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
BLESSED EVENT

Mr.: and Mrs. Walter Jamison
announce the birth of seven
pound baby boy on August IS,
l04Z. Mother and son are doing
fine. Mrs. Jamison is the former
Hilda Schmidt Both are members
Of the Branches 1 and 4 of the
Central Nerband.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Naturalization Of Property
in Romonja


all their Property and Homes.
lation from the Romanian weekly
journal "The Furrow" No. 46.
dated November 10, 1916, by Con-
stantlnesccu George, Bucarest,
with more de finite explanation.
In thanking you very much for
any assistance you may undertake
to prevent the naturalization of
the property in Romania of our
American citizens and in aiding
the Pennsylvania Saxons to re-
gain their homesteads and fields,
and your intervention for the re-
lease from their slavery in Russia,
| beg to remain,
Very truly yours.
Rudolf Mayer.
To Honorable G.. c. Marshall.
u. S. Secretary of State,
Washington, D. c.
"Romania between East and
West"
By George Constantinescu,
Bucarest.
Extract from the weekly Journal
"The Furrow' No. 46, Dated
11/l6/46.
Translated by Rudolph Mayer
The third essential element of
the political formation in Roma
MIA are the nationalities. By the
new boundaryline, the Bessara-
bicn and the northern Bukovina
Russia, the southern Dobrudia
award to Bulgaria, are but two
nominal tribal minorities in the
country left: Hungarians and
Saxons. The Hungarians were by
the Government OF Groza. caused
by Russia, but against stern op-
position in the own country.
granted full citizenship. They en-
JOY domestic economy and politi-
cal equality, have their own
schoolsystem of kindergarten
and public schools up to a Hun
garian speaking university [be-
side which of course the Roman
ian also exists speech, press and
religious freedom in equal mea-
sure as their Romanian cocitizens,
that is in the color opalescence Of
eastern democracy. They enjoy in
"Folksociety of Hungarians in
Romania" the right Of cultural
selfadministration and are in this
wise reliable supporters of the
communistic determined govern
ment - politics.
The Saxon minority is - other
wise as in Czechoslovakia and
Hungaria after the war not
deported, but Of their politica
and citizenship rights globaly de-
clothed. Their whole farmland
property with all living and dead
inventory was taken away from
them without any compensation
of any kind on and after August
q, 1914. In January l945 all their
men up to As years of age and all
womens up to IS years of age
were without exception snatched
away from their sucking babies,
herded together and shipped to
coalmines and workshops white
slavery-comment by translater)
in Russia.
Yet the Saxons still cling won-
derfull suppressed to the 800 year
old homeland of their forbears.
But as political factor they are
eliminated. OF course they have
no electoral franchise. Their lot
is clearly explained in an editorial
note in the journal "Romania Vi
itoare' for according to the agri-
cultural-reform law, there were in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28

Are you and your relatives men,
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
and Central verband? II not, now
is the time to join. For more Infor.
nation call the local representative.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Western Division

:HeId o. ssmeD
Cleveland East / - Detroit 2
Cleveland West 3 - Lorain
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
More About the S0th Congress
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

T Asst week I gave you a brief
- summary of results of the
first session of the SOtf Congress.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
T. S. J. A. SOFTBALL
LEAGUE

Standings as of August oath
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-08-28
Eastern Division

Games to play:
Farrell 3 Salem l - New Castle 2
Canton - Youngstown
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06
COOP NOTES

N D Y T G N l4 N LG, I5F7 Tho Special nooting of tho stockholders of tho lVFCA ri Il be hold on Todno sdny ,Morch l2, ct 'lo:Oo am. ~2t tho Community Hall, Polmcr, -tlasko, Tor voting aud Drobotionol members end their f0milios only. Tho pur- peso of this meeting is to discuss the plans of operation for tho various units for this coming yocr.
 Coffee and rolls will be served.
 Virgil 3ckert, Soc.
 Iict2nueko Valley FcrnorG'
 Cooperating 1-ssoc iotion.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06
BURGLAR ENTER 5.
 LEPAK HOWE #

Sometime oorly Sunday morn ing someone cn- .s tered tho Ton Lopck hone south of Polnor end rc-:ovod $6o. % from Mrs. Lopck' purso. Hrs. Lopok s2iG that tho dog did bark, but they thought nothing Of it cs tho dog had borleoa a lot whom r1oose bodded down in tho yard this winter.
 During tho se1le night someone entered the Hylcnd hoao ond ucs in tho process of tnk- ing the purse of Mrs. Al Iran ,uho had room thoro thot night, uhon tho dog raised such . fuss thct he boccIlo fri ghtonod and dropped tho purso and f1od. This purso contained larger sun of nonoy than tho ono robbed. Hrs. Lcpck stctod ttat she lso had checks . md ( bond in her purso that uorc not
 touched. Only cash uas tol1on. IS yet no clues havo boon definitely es- ~. tcb1ishod os to rho tho the if might be, but it docs appear thct he knows his ground pretty roll.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06
SCHOOL ELEC TON

Tho Annual school Election ucs hold in tho School on Monday March 5. 'Throo candidates uoro listed. Thoy uoro: Dr. Earl Graves, George a:a1l and Glen Hoods. Tho first two voro entered for year tern, and Glen Woods on tho ono year ticket. Thoro Uere l7l votes cast and following aro tho tobulations for tho soro:
 Ono year throo yoor Dr. Earl Graves IA 61 Goorco Shall AZ W Glen Woods 99 27 George c1c11 wos declared o1ootod on tho thrco year torr. and C1on Woods elected on the ono yocr torn. 7 lrs. Victor Johnson, Mrs. TIC. Nau end Mrs. c A. Sordv+k ~c:c Judges of Election.
The Valley settler., 1947-03-06

The ob2vo nc ct ing is vcry important meet ing cnd all voting members crc urged to cttond. 1t this meeting some ocision will be rocchod as to hor; to hcndlo tho Produce Department.
 1t the lest Board Meeting held on Saturday l-crch l, tho Credit Policy of tho hTFCA T"~.s cot up undor the resolution which t:c.s odoDtod for extending credit, ct tho hl- nuc1 7:ooting in February.
 oo1 loans will be granted cs in former yonrs tc mombors uloso credit is in good stc-?GinG. < EoUn pdyr1ont Of 2595 ri Il be required end tho ba10co' ot 635 interest r'il1 b., duo in months. 1OB discount will be givon members Uho bay cash for sccG or fcrtili out of tho ccrs !7hon it arrives.
 Ar Inventory for tho various units of tho Association uo5 approved for Sunday [Erch 3, It mich timo 1t rGs duly taken. ITO bids on tho various tr-c tore uoro tt rcd 0or7l because they Uorc too low. The ?n&ll r;cllhou5o cast of tho Cabinet Shop wc3 sold to 1Salph Goodrich on q bid Of Sl 25. %.
 C2nt. on pogo 5
Evening star., 1947-09-28
THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington, D, C.
SEPIEMRER n laxz . =, -
RooMs FURN.-MD. 8 VA. &c.

ROOMS FuRk.-MD. 8 VA. tcons.)
Ing ing garden: Private y bath. IN IN auist lae
s'Hss sfss 0 WILSON Ms svf bLyp W. 4tts rooms.
:ssipr!ysts :sss y Ss Sssh; sood transD. Ok i$S4;
sCs sSss NJ f1 bARfoS3rurnished bedroom and
living room. with kit. privils.; sem semipvt. pvt
1s!a 9s. s.s nsaT sT sTo SusPss SW Ss2s
ESSH sSs ars semHI aa ssane Ssa cH p9h 9a1s
NORTH ARIiNGToNSFirst-foor room.
near bath for employed person; SEQ single.
S33 double: near bus. Call CHI. 5295
SILVER sPRING-Attractive single room
near near bus line and shopping center. SH
CHEVERLY-Large, double room; new brick
home; including garage and unlimited
telephone; 1 blk. to bus. WA. 6479. IS
NEWLY FURNISHED RIM. in Arl.., for 2
n r. 0us!iPs ossS sss Six: from sSopDins
SOUTH ARLiSGToN, vA.-NIce!y iusn.
fm; fEEe next BATH tor 2 twin beds. oSSH
9 SINGLE ROOMS, private bath; for
Natoe. Satoe floor Of house
2; Dvsr5oo. C. express Pres bus at door; $40 each
DOUBLE ROOM FOR RENT. pvt. bath;
anFx ssoe p1s TIE
- ~ oAhAoA bobtS
transp. TIE 5397. ' IS.
FOR, GENTLEMAN. in home of quiet
couple, no other guests min. Pentagon:
parking and bus at entrance. TIE. 1881.
TWO RoOMS-Larss. clean: convenient
to Pentagon, Navy Annex, Fort Myer and
Arlington Hail.. semiprivate bath; S35 and
$40 per month: gentelmen only. Is N
Highland st., Arl.. Va. Glebe $3.50. 2Ss
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large room, private
bath, 1st floor; l or > persons: private
nome; close to transportation. WI. 3077.
ARLINGTON-Larse room for men: 20
MIN. doWntown: 10c fare; $40 mo. Chest
ARL1NGToN-Twin- bed room in pleasant
boms.tsI BONE for 2 young men; refs 2451 y;
ARLINGTON. on Columbia pike rooms
5snta 5.mtn s,b bus service At door: 10 min: 70
block; full kitchen priyileges; tile bath,
uniim phone. clean and modern: 2 or 4
glg1s; pw ssis an utilities furnished; S25 each.
ONE IGE. BEDRM. with private bath, Ice.
closet: blk, from good busline; Q men
Or settled cpl; must be empl. CHI. 0744
COLoRED-REFINED WOMAN, nearby
Va Falls Church lS14-J.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nortbwe.t.

1880 18th sT.--single room for lady.
s5iS5ssSs s5SS SHoS.n svr e. sna',' sua
front, next to bath; windows, h.-w.h.:
ssle sasl NEBs3skA q SSas1S I'VE. Nw-Master bed
MT wo and p double rooms
aq' Il desTed Esed s1o sdHts it'll shn v e00t5s o
li5ss' TAYLOR ST. N,w.-Larse bright.
sd mIh ex spsns BATH a ioT
STANDARDS; bus at door; Unlimited i phone et
5Si5 18th ST. N.w.-Front, End f..
dble. or single; Frigidaire, hot plate; close
transp.; unlimited phone, garage. IA.
60 ST. Nw.-Two nicely furnished
bedrooms; floor by themselves; must nave
:. SSH iSdo lRss1 e. NV. APT. ,-pouels pom
unlimited TllII telephone, next to bath; blk.
From Phone All An 55Ss a1a 18th ST. TRANSPORTATION
aEokGEfoW2SS,' GEf2S'' soth and Que sts.@At-
tractive studio room for young lady in
soaysnisnt % fransp anea So MONTH RaOnf Te NY n.y.
S COM sss AND D@ MPssf Is fVeRiRss 5esrson pltse
iisatsHsR; ieos sss 81. 81. s.w-stnele 'front.' for
sT6So sooMHet sfnte hSns pat
Cabin John earline, Rl,i1SSe Wo. $500 So monthly
ss sbIs coNN On AYE AYE: NWEDbe wv rm:. suit.
so .ySax e; FER mo; AIT sio: oR. 57aS. a0le
6 sss, Ssr
sess'fs sos KENSKDY HssT!6 Eafsi S. Nwrropt room
people; nondrinkers; Gentiles: saS.
ssse ssse IL qsb ST.. g. sw-Douple room: 20: en-,
as:at!ls ssis ls3R haPe ST: dE sm
dS1s,. ds1s ~ g. w@Govely Gsis; floor
% fT trsnsp DeGs Snmsed mfas to phohe sasa
fEs!S ctS%'1H; 6oss 5sSs 1VEcontoraDls a
ssmipIiyate bath, lsandry W privileges: % fvoa, pri
icl Tats hSHf %fbsfFK ffhs sT. Yo NW1n detached
e. s',s: sls s:s .s:s
ss5f1 R@ atSl rsfRMosf aHs it nv ST. Nv
room for two firls at So e. SIkGls5ss Nesk aIso
eokoRfp55rS57 essk TRfB 1G5 e. kENYoSS hSTs oSTiy Il
aae1qb1e' a1sd one single room. for rent. "a.
CoLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM - Next to
pain, suitable employed couple, no children;
9ooo per wk. ea., some privils. RA 1879
COLoRED-11O5 Que ST. NV, Apt i
Large front rm., dble; bed; suitable 2 Sis
ters or friends: couple; home privils: no
smokers. drinkers. Christian people. 80
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. = EN-
pIoyed lady, to share: conven. transp {:
cooklng and laundry privil NO. 9O32 80
COLORED-DBLE. FRONT RM., EN-
phyd ployed men or couple; S5 week each AID.
coLoRED-1seo CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Apt. 304---Nice refined girl to share room
with ANOTHER girl: S. a week with privi-
leges. Call all day Sat. and Sun, EDNA
CoLoRED-a YOUNG EMP. men to share
CoLoRED-RooM neatly Il furnished, lM; sin
gle man or woman. 339 Elm ST. NV
CoLoRED-FRoNT ROOM in pvt home;
plenty OF heat and hot water. 1922 Caro-
line st. NV. MI. 6554.
CoLORED-FURNISHED ROOM for two,
e e sefe III W Fl Room WITH
edIoKEnAEppE Ed seGyise: APp1y F%oT FoS St nv ss
for refined, sober, settled man. DE O560.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

eies eies M Min this popular suesthouse. I712
EsS ssS, Hampshi5s sa3tp r. ave y WA. aon5;a 40
girls; girl to share with another girl; good
DUPONT CIRCLE. oOI3 Mass. ave. NV
guest home: we are Known i1 for 'ouiaSHe our des
lightful food and excellent service. DE
saIs ssth ST. N.w-sinsle room, pvt.
ROOM osnsit, FOR :; excellent @ fooa; homellke
@Gsphsss Pass AVE- ors NWnovsy GeGs sas5 quiet and
homelike; good food cples. men or young
Fa'SS isas ,eih tx sT fss7 N.w-Db,e. rm; sf other
VII GIVE ROOM MAN And 9qs BoARD a foGf FOR elderly
sat Isay no meals 5oh daily: LIST f. front; s25 per
1857 GAILAT1N3 int3' ST. N.w.-young gss LADY
to share lge. rm., with board, with anoth-
er lady; lse. liv.,, rm. with piano; home
snd anS iaand5y pryleges sn Just of I4h s
1774 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont circle
priTape UaiSahey TOR girls twin BEDS semi
WILL CONSIDER young employed mother
with child. Call after in eyes, OR. sS57.
ROOM WITH BOARD and school care for
ea5I colunsia 1sf ss4s, and IL years; near school
Oh CnlLDhEN WILL DCafQ
children by week, best OF care. License
ROOM AND BOARD for 2 employed girls
or men; also employed couple with i child
or l parent with children; day care
WILL GIVE ROOM and board to young
man, exchange part-time assistance care
of nearby Virginia property. Box 264-E
sell end ST. N.w.-Master bedrm.. pvt
bath, twin beds; for :! refined gentlemen
or man to share with another; good
Call GE. 1858 ater 1880
$50 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Empl. gentle
man to share twin bedrm. with another
psn: GENTLE home: near express bus
rs 1ssa lIpt IppftRRY pL-warm single front
room, suitable student; use Of typewriter
piano; with meals. S11.75 wk: DE 754gs
e MEN, twin beds, near bathroom. Sl2 %
wk.;. transportation At door. NO. 709s
1GpoST 12al 2ina erkGrI. e n,ei ei7s4 M.,s .,. NV
$50: good meals. pU. 1884.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
RooMs Euph,sHEp-sE and sw

ssos t,{.I ERIE B a. 81: s;E..Fqrnis6ed room for
zoos 81. s:E.-Large room in new home,
II sss CAR: 2snss aar. =! sSIs n.vl, farn
ssaf0 ah sepans in es4ssee sSss homo mn fr
south Of Cong: Library; gentlemen Or mar
priveses Inspect s Week s ends sRa or cs IeRsn Rx
s$Iss ST. 1yiS s.aNSsin E. efshaass. Beds; ao-hin
ss4s M 81. ss s,Ebouble Do f1Ss room m modern Sas
Rs1s to Ds ssaer gsnmas to ons
ifesssS You PI. s:E.-sinsle room. in pri-
Ssee sses hsRs sRsNcH H. AYn aaH7 sE1ovely double
rm; twin beds 5ef'nsd couple or gentlemen;
s6av oo 4sh ,fansR ST. sE5gst XE oss painted and
pered; lgei rms; rent $3.50 and $40 per
sSska sTir2G TRi 1901 See * spprSsGats M2s
front front room, twin beds. good trans. LU.
Is 18th ST. s.E.-rurnished room. bath
sisehen sHc e. n privieges; second floor couple:
GIRL TO SHARE large, .furn room, twin
VIZ Tas asqshsE; $50 q per vt II y s4es stt!si
single room for gentleman: clean. private
home; reasonable. TR. 2449 80
1911 FT; DAVIS ST. s.E.-pble front
rm; newly furn.; conv. to suitland and
andrews Field; Tor 'ple' or young ss ladses.
FURN. BEDRM. in pvt. home: quiet; semi
Navy Yd and Boiling Field for r. refined
gentleman; SIS per wk Box 1ss-E, Star.
1899 BURKE ST. Sc, near Gallinser
peas; Tor gentlemen or ladies; S25 per
HILLCREsT-Lovely sgle. rm.. next to
ROOM. either single or double, next to
bath 5s1 for employed persons; sas single
s1aH r:a 9H3 Ne ssnsns Esa sE
EMPLOYED COUPLE or bachelor: use Of
H. Hsek sssR AG trpn l1a5 Im for
gentlemen: I windows, next to bath; .s45
saIs monsh ST! II sfMstudio fe1s room p7iyst.
bath, private entrance; mr.. Andrews and
52lling I5 Fields; fast bus service downtown.
COUPLE. OR GIRLS; double bedroom, oe
sober, QUIET people. Tw. o6e4. Nas
1922 16th ST. s.E.-Dbl. rm., twin beds,
nsst sih ST. Sc fsnfpaP SPsD ffom
aeor S5ndoSs t vs. suitable i9' for smployed EMP Sed
SSoopAe' pfO oie, DOU tWo' available now
large room. southern and eastern expos
ures: gentlemen only; $35, Ii. 3912. -2s
1909 10Th ST. S.E.-Gentlemen preferred;
attractive rm., next to bath; conv. location,
near bus stop. Ii 1865 -2S
NICELY FURN. single rm. with lavatory,
next bath; best transp., no drinking or
smoking. Phone Ii 874O, 80
1s4a W ST. s.E.-Large front room. for
gentlemen only; "a blk. to bus. Call TR
1914 FORT DAVIS PL. s.E.-single room
for gentleman in new home, next to bath;
cow. to transportation. VI 272l.
BIG d ST. S.W.-Sleeping rm Apply Tues
day after 8 am. MRS RAMSEY
2O14 34th ST. S.E-Large, nicely furn,
front rm.; In pvt. home; 4 windows, semi
pvt. bath. VI 1891 SO
COLORED-ROOM FOR settled gentlemen
Government employed Phone FIR. b233. :
C0LORED-A NEATLY FURNISHED room,
rehned person; privileges. Call TW, O644
Evening star., 1947-09-28
ROOMS WANTED,

VETERAN, student of International law,
interested III French culture and language
desires room with French family LEON
hAaN' n;ah ID. sl4o' Sat. afternoon and eve
GOVERNMENT GIRL desires furn. room,
with private bath in nice location. Box
&. T. t. sTGbENr, ssTFGafbjENr in exchange for room
eaTe eau Of children Phone GIL. 5000, Ext
Man Man GENTLE, yel.Il A. 40, permanent Govt EN-
aazfn~Ta' s5s ss5 Box a'e s7H R5iif
!. uNFURN. bsmt. rooms will exchange
services, single woman; references; give
details prefer NV; Box 414-H Star. -
ROOM with private bath in quiet, adult
Box Cobb Star.
or good apt, blda downtown or on 18th
FURNisHE;DD ROOM % SSana Wanted isSf, by office man
in private family Northwest section.
AkGE sase rental pESe Bes 455H Star
to $50 month. Quiet. STEADY yH Worker. ie DU' IT,
6421; Ext. 81; VIVIAN BoLEK.
desires room with FRENCH afa family a 'uia5si LEoN
KAHN, DI. s145 Sunday afternoon and
ARMY OFFICER on inactive status de-
sires .rou1 room weekly basis no meals aver
Box 4sa.H, Star. A " ""SnsS'n IS:
with pet cat desires small furn.
or unfurn; housekeeping room or grill
away from home; % clean quarters m M ny more eose de-
sired than looks. Box 3s1-H. Star. 2s'
stadsnt Wne tn b,By By , anys1sty yes s F
seq'ed ESTEN AZ s s2oH 5usn ss SOBER os
refined. needs, comfortable single room,
reasonable rent. near G., W. U. or cloSe-in
n .,ss SECTION near good sransp; willing
ROOMS WANTED for men students: thi,
is one way you can be of real help to dis
Tsf seheo of'sTans ma: ss0 e within
gn fP5 pr5a i5ao rd vseEd.ys
ELDERLY LADY desires furnished room:
aundry .I and kitchen privileges: $50. Box
CENT ma, desires nicely furnished room
n9ntYh 9nY Be, Box 4sa,H asa- Star. Star, ...,., ~,
Beth xsh o4 prvs family in hoI
aovT siRL s1fl desires single room in Sse gen.
lie home, vicinity Clarendon; reasonable:
retired, desires room. cul-
Hith prlyilese ELECTRIC Erlll ri fer llsht bTssE-
prefer elderly folks. Box O4- j. Star.
ROOM in an apartment. centrally located.
preferably with breakfast privileges. by
professional woman. WO.
NURSE. 81. desire single room prefer
ably GeorgetoWn: moderate rent. HO.
1860, MISS WALSH, after 4;30 pm. Sun
GIRL, refined, Jewish desires furn. room
and Kitchen privileges IN private home;
use Of piano Sun, 81. Mon, 5000.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
MOVING. PACKING s.a STORAGE

,rI,Iil vEIiERANsmMey,ng and hauling; ne.
estimates cheerfully given MI. $3.50.
PERRY'S TRANSFER. Moving and hauling.
ANY time. Grating and shipping. Also
EDELMAN's MOVING q STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; viii accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
STORAGE; local. long dist. moving. Ia. 29S7.
ARMY vETERANs-Lisht loads. trunks
and lpsgage hauled: very reas.. rates; all
MAkiNE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: 7urntt0re moving and hauling:
trunks and bag=age. AT 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling specially. GE 1881.
WASTED-Load or part load to and from
California; 15-day service by van. PYRA-
MID VAN LINES. Ii. 1925. 29s
new truck, careful handling. Call any
time; reasonable rates. Mr.. COOK, GIL.
LIGHT DELIVERY AND MOVING; eve
ninsss Saturdays and Sundays. Phone
ASYTHffSSG MOVED. household soods,
E.Skh paskinE; storage tbassagss railroad sad
FER CO., DU. 3sl7; night phone, MI.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

REST AND QUIET in mountain country
home; rooms. meals. So day: accommoda-
st25s ti9ns fon hanIsrS msals ss5ysd country
Box 21, Edinburg Va.
NEAR MOUNTAINS, river: modern. cool,
screened porches: best Of food. well served;
S15 weekly. MRS. CLINTON BURNER,
Woodstock, Va, or call Woodstock