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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11

Uradniki administracije bodo
ma nujnostni seji senatne-
ga odbora "a dolocanje izdat-
kov, XII Sc DO vrsila prihodnji te-
den, predlozili svoje nacrte v
zvezi obvestilom Anglije, da
nj vec v stanju placevati polovi-
ce ,okupacijskih stroskov v zdru-
zeni anglo-ameriski okupacijski
zoni.
Visoki vladni uradniki so iz-
javili, da bodo Zedinjene drzave
prevzele angleske okupacijske
stroske, XII znasajo vec kot $780,
100000 letno, lie pod pogojem,
da Sc izroci Zedinjenim drzavam
"dalec vecjo odgovornost," moz-
no pa je tudi, da Sc Jim Ropol-
noma izroci ekonomska oblast
mad zapadno Nemcijo.
Vojni in drzavni oddelek sta
izjavila, da Sc bodo prihodnji
mesec prieela Anglijo pogaja-
MIA has glede "velikih tezav," XII
jih ina Anglia v zvezi stro-
Ski okupaciie.
Dolarski sklad bo Angiji
pOsel do kOnca decembra
Drugi viri pravijo, da je An
glija re, obvestila Zedinjene dr.
zave, da bo njen dolarski sklad,
XII je namenjen "a okupacijske
stroske v njeni zoni Nemcije,
potrosen do konca decembra.
Vsled pomanjkanja dolarjev il
bo nadaljno vzdrzevanje okupa-
cijske zone skoro nemogoce.
Po sporazumu, XII je bill skle-
njen preteklega decembra, ko
sta bill zdruzeni angleska in
a m r. Ska okupacijska zona
Nemcije, sta okupacijske stro-
ske delili ODE drzavi. sedaj pa Sc
predvideva, da DO Anglia po-
stavila predlog, da Zedinjene dr.
zave prevzamejo 60 do 80 od-
stotkov skupnih stroskov.
Revizija sporazuma enake de-
litve okupacijskih stroskov, od-
nosno sam pristanek ameriskih
uradnikov, da Sc pricnejo pogo
vori glede te revizije, predstav-
liza veliko zmago "a Anglijo.
Bivsi drzavni tajnik James F.
Byrnes je odlocno odbijal vse
prejsnje angleske poizkuse, da
nalozijo ma Zedinjene drzave 80
odstotkov stroskov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
DO1lnace vesti
Nesreea pri delu

Ko sta popravljala streho ma
svojem domu, sta padla z visi-
ne 80 cevljev Michael Aron,
1924 Wichita Ave., star 65 let,
in njegov 39-letni sin William.
Utrgala SO je vrv platfdme, ma
kateri sta delala. Oba sta dobi-
Ia tezke poskodbe. Oce utegne
imeti zlomljen hrbet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Nova trgovina

Nova trgovina
Gornikovi, XII imajo emo tr-
govino z mosko opravo ma 6217
St. Clair Ave., drugo pa ma us
E. 185 St., sporocajo, da imajo
danes, jutri in v soboto formal
no otvoritev tretje trgovine v
srediscu move naselbine ma
22346 Lake Shore. Blvd. Pripo-
rocajo Sc rojakom, zlasti onim,
XII tamkaj zivijo, da 81 pridejo
ogledati novo trgovino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Generalni tajnik Z. N.
pobil govorice O uojni
RaZGke med narOdi bOdO reSene.
ker morajo biti reSene

BOSTON, 10. septembra- -Generalni tajnik Zdruzenih
narodov Trygve Lie je danes govoru pred konvenco
Narodne zavarovalninskh druzb izav da trno
uveren da navzic nasprotstvom in trenem XII obstoao
med narodi, bo prislo do vone predvidevani
bodocnos Te razlike bodo resene ma mren nacin ker
morajo bt resene, je dejal Lie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
CLIO. 30 NADALJEVALA
z BORBO PROTI ZAKONU

BUFFALO, N. Y. - 1zvrsni
odbor CIO je danes sklenil, da
DO Sc nadalje preziral doloebe
Taft t-Hartleyevega zakona ter
koncno odlocitev prepustil ma
rodni konvenciji, XII Sc bo vrsila
prihodnji mesec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Dram. zbor Anton Verovsek'

Jutri vecer oh osmih sc vrsi
zelo vazna seja dramskega zbo-
ra "Anton Verovsek" v SLOW.
del. domu ma Waterloo Rd. Cla-
nice krozka st. 1 Progresivnih
Slovenk sc tudi prijazno vabi ma
udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Lovske vaje

V nedeljo II. septembra sc
bodo vrsile strelske vaje St.
Clair Rifle & Hunting kluba ma
klubovih prostorih. Vabi sc vse
strelce kot tudi javnost ma ude-
lezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Gerlovi okradeni "a 81, 400.

V ponedeljek veeer so bill
okradeni pri Gerlovih, XII vodijo
gostilno ma 756 E. 200 St., "a
81 400. Denar so imeli v sobi "
drugem nadstropju, ter je bill
|pripravljen "a izmenjavo cekov.
Kdaj Sc je tatvina izvrsila nj
znano, toda opazila jo je Mrs.
Gerl v torek zjutraj in SO seve-
da takoj naznanili tatvino poll
CHI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Priredba Gospodinjskega ;
kluba SID

Pred kratkim so v euclidski
naselbini zopet oziveli Gospo-
dinjski .klub SID ma Recher
Ave-, XII bo incl v nedeljo lepo
zabavo ma prostem in v dvorani
pies. Priporoeajo Sc obcinstvu
"a obilno udelezbo, ker zabave
in okrepcil DO dovolj na razpo-
lago "a vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
| Poroka

P0roka
Porocila Sc bosta v sobotc
zjutraj OBJ 9. uri v cerkvi sv
Jeromija Miss Eleanore Crnko.
vic, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Kuz.
man Crnkovic IL 15801 Water.
loo Rd., in Mr.. Joseph Godec
NIL, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Go.
dec IL 1920 Corsica Ave. No.
voporocencema nase cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Amerika bo prerzela rso
komtrolo zapadne NemGGye?
AngleM MISC zmOzni vzdrzevati
svoje 0kupacijske zone

WASHINGTON, 10. septembra- -Zedinjene drzave
bodo zahtevae brezpogono eonomsko kontroo zapadne
Nemcije zameno "a prevzetje angeskh okupaciskih
stroSkov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-11
Judovski begunci
Sc upirajo

HAMBURG, 10. septembra-
Angleski castniki, XII upravljajo
mocno zastrazeno taborisce, v
katerem Sc nahajajo nasilno vr-
njeni Jude, so izjavili, da Jim
judovski begunci delajo velike
preglavice.
Begunci so izjavili, da bodo
ponovno poskusali, da sc vtiho-
tapijo v Palestine. Vecina Judov
nj hotela pri registraciji poveda-
ii, v katerih dezelah so sc naha-
jail pred vojno.' Odbili so tudi
sodelovanje z angleskimi urad-
niki in z Mednarodno relifno or
ganizacijo pri ugotavljanju, ka-
tere begunce Sc lahko oznaci "a
"razmescene osebe."
WASHINGTON, 10. septem-
bra-Drzavni tajnik George c..
Marshall je izjavil, da so Zedi-
;njene drzave zastonj svetovale
Anglezem, maj judovske begun
ce ne vrnejo v Nemcijo. Marshall
je rekel, da so Anglezi odgovo-
rili, da je edino mesto, kamor
lahko spravijo Jude, v Nemciji.
Poleg tega pa je uradnik angle
skega zunanjega ministrstva iz-
javil, da so Anglezi smatrali, da
Sc bodo ostale skupine Judov, XII
Sc nameravajo vtihotapiti v Pa
lestino, ustrasilo, &c sc DO Jude
posiljalo v Nemcijo.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
Rome SIedqe Party
Delayed as Member
Breaks CoIIarbone
By Comdr. Finn Rome

f<of'h %fnefiCon newspaper Alliance
RONNE ANTARCTIC ExPEDI-
TION, Marguerite Bay, Oct. Is 1De-
layed A broken bone and a
broken sledge in the Antarctic wastes
have delayed the joint British
American Weddell coast exploratory
sledge party.
The first day, the two Britons and
two Americans journeyed 13 miles,
climbing 1000 feet to the bottom of
the steep glacier which ascends the
6,0oo-foot plateau on which our
weather outpost is located: They
camped five days at the base of the
glacier while winds of up to 80 m.p.h.
blew constantly. Then, preparing
to continue their trip, they found
that two bridges were broken on
one OF the party's three sledges.
Dogs Start Suddenly.
Since they were still only 13 miles
from base, it was decided that
Douglas Mason (of Base E of the
Falkland Islands Dependencies Sur
vey) and this expeditions Nelson
McClary would take the sledge back
and bring up a new one.
The dog team started the return
Evening star., 1947-10-22

to be spent at base with a cast on
his shoulder.
So Boy Scout Arthur Owen re-
turned with Mason to base tonight
with the broken sledge. Mac re-
mained at the camp with the trail
party leader, Maj. x. S. Pierce
Butler, commander of Base E,
DR.. Donald MCLEAN will leave to-
morrow with dog team to set Nc
Clary's collarbone and bring him
back to base. Geophysicist Andrew
A. Thompson will replace McClary
on the sledge party, at least until
the group reaches Cape Keeler.
Evening star., 1947-10-22

trip with such speed that Nelson
only just managed to grasp the bars
at the rear of the sledge. But the
violent winds of the past days hac
dug deep indentations or sastrugies
in the snow. forming waves of up tc
four feet in height.
AS the galloping team sped off
Nelson made ready to throw on the
brake. Before he could do so, how.
ever, the sledge drove straight into
the side of sastrugi McClary flew
through the air, was tipped owe,
and landed in front of the sledge
which had tipped up.
Collarbone Broken.
lie felt a sharp pain in his
shoulder. Quick examination re.
vealed that his collarbone hac
broken cleanly. Mac realized that
there'd be no exploratory trip fol
him; his next five weeks were goine
Evening star., 1947-10-22

erans' Adninistrat ton officials here
November IL to discuss the part
volunteer workers can play in
veterans hospitals to help patients.
The workers, most of whom are
members of societies accredited by
VA, fall into one of these groups
medical rehabilitation, where their
Evening star., 1947-10-22

duties range from helping the blind
to assisting occupational therapists;
special services, where they act as
group instructors for hobby clubs
and recreational activities, nursing
service, where they serve as nurses
aides, and social service, where they
assist professional social workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-13

SORTING OUT TIE WEEK
~ WASH Nov ret out
your pick, and shovcls and dig
thls dlt II may be good FOR
some and others il might hurt
Wen ! see my man "Buekwheai'
Is back on the stem after spend
ing q SHORT vacation m the house
of almighty Slanlmcrs / was
wired that Gloria tAiomic Bomb
Howard. exotic shake dance
isnltcd ~ Club Sudan the other
am and almost bowed the root
off the place Tosea Dublin
seems 70 be having 2 tough
time trying to bring Gene Price
tone OF the Basin Street hoy 81
down 20 Molhcr Earth so he can
play with her But certain
little dansel SAID that Is some
I'VE that won't como out m the
weekly wash Well YOU can't
blame = person for irving
Buddy Williams. hoad slammer
man at the Music Bar is up
with All issues and down with
IAN acton and play an tho fails
70 has satisfaction Edna Hur-
ley. the Young lady who is sup
posed "a bo so innocent m the
cyeslCht II everybody. Is really
bold c1l when II comes doWn
"a musicians She don't care II
,.Yft t,1..t Frtr tr-t "a. lowe ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-13
Patterson And
jackson Star
At Club 666

The Soph neated Club Three
SiNe + pscsnE them N from
"a and pea with 7c Star
az scuors thEhlight Of the
SIX evue age thost toa 600
pounds Of hythm and comedy.
Patterson and Jackson stars Of
RADIO. stage and screen Their
east rln be Clhcd n M other
words than GREAT
TIE lovclv-to-look a. sarah
Lou Ha rs takes po'llrh' hon
ors p ng!rg the popuia nln
ber, of today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-13
DIGGIN'
The scene
BY Dick Jennings

TIRE
THINK that shall never see
A cat with boots below his knees
a cat who mingles with square
Who plays the turf with unkonked hair
a cat who plays behind fral
When she can't even go his bail
a cat who knows what's going down
When chicks get frantic and start TO clown
a cat whose slash is great with cash
And bug the chicks with his line of trash
Cats are great alreet, alreet
If you're OH that kick, you can't be beat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-13

Mr. ard Mrs taso.L cL;. 49,
nau.lv 49, fror, ?" va S"Ipp, ,,' w
Ohm folo bo,,a,d,,., T ti,e,'o'N ~ !.
~, do.., i,t,lo ~
nnt "a 1ono ak Ia -, ~ ~
inr mo-, Sonc,.,,oa., M, ~, ~
Motor c.v otbn1 VIM ~, =, 49,, ,''V
INA u.o.o XIX. 49, ~ ~. \. !
oycr TIL ~ lscal ~, "'cr IN ~ ~, nv
Mrs Artbnr cs.h,, Lii vi ny ~.
and Mrs. Earnest Jackson. They
were The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hayes. | dug them down
az ClQh Fl Sino getting Their
klcHN a. the hot hicks of Henry
(Hedl Allen and his crew who
are now appearing there
i.l 't'''S 10y ts
$3.50. N.'l' ''''se Wi'o aie IN
~ p'.l' 'N' II'oS ol tl' l'llie,
" i'el tdllle dtl-
.r,,S tli'l lN'oNlil aeel'tS Now
ulele = certain oooNinE agent
.ounu Town VINO Gan improve
III dpP'''I 7t,e { '"' pF throw
NV d"aE Nl.. sauei HIaut
Ntl'ues on" 'dpn'R- on'o some
iHW 'p-s ne Van ,'o very
tasl' y ne wants ~ because
rs l's 'I'os paFlns on very
nl'' " J "el ne siud aut Ks
5E'tE 5n1an he secs coming
hl' wa bo.'e[e me- 'Enen / tel
YOU ooh niaIne MN Nuli
S'lo
ENTERTAINMENT CHAT.
TER The sensational Five
Blazes instrumental and vocal
groun Todd Rhodes and his -
cordlnE orchestra. Bunkv ex
citing young blues shouting ,r.
tIst and Allen Drew en,ceo
supreme. makes up the four.star
attraction int Is CurrertIy bein,
featured AZ Sportrce's Muse r.
Club nj Sino s also boastino
topnotch entertainment u,cn5
HeadIninr the menu is Henry
(Red) Allen and ms rrew foa.
turns J. c. Hiqqinbotham "a
tons numbcr one trombonist
and Don Stoval alto Sax stan
ne sh3peiy Sypsr Iottiet OK
oiO queen 81 tle sniNcrs ana
SNAKES ana Leon Chops Cd
uenS' triple threat comedian
completes ne cn'glainmcnt
menu Inc Spo'ilght swings
20 thg fIoilc snow Bar where
hlH JoRnSon lcN-trSkine haW-
klns siaCman) and ms Musical
Notes take mp nonorS. soaring
hohoi5 WIN Johnson ana ms
ere" are tweed Beard and ms
:, neNy dggieSalion' and jimmy
Mills. singing emcce Bringing
Ile mouse doWn hi.shtiy az Gun
hlee SlXCs are Patterson and
JACKSON oVo pounds oi comedy
ana inXthm VINO are show stop
pcrS nom their hcart me
loNely i' look al Sarah Lou Har-
RS sons Slyist' Jimmy Ander-
son. lonantc baritone singer
emcee. and Leonard Morrison
and his sweet-swing band COM
plete the bill
-. 49,. - ~
r,a, o'',.., 80 1' ~ y, ra gu , ,i
80 cInh r'gb,iv tn v,7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-13

}Gr
The latest thine IN blues
shouting ~ Sporirce famed
ulad pad "A young fellow
who Us known n The theatrical
world as BunkY. He scored
irononduous mn the first
night Sc biz the handstand -
lend his vocal chords 70 4
blues dirty entitled ! Ain
Mad ~ You.' The ovation h.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

lCamerena az Stockton. Calif., ~
Iported the IRE started IN the No. 2
Iengine.
Police, firemen and citizens Of
the surrounding countryside inn
|mediately began q search for the
men, who started bailing out soon
after the plane passed SWeetwater.
Roswell Field gave this list OF
those accounted for and said their
injuries were not serious:
Capt. Cannerena, pilot and COM
|mander Of the plane; I'd 1t. Albert
M. Nemetz, RID, Prince George. Va.
co-pilot; 1st 1t. John Z. Mesick. IT.,
Claverack. N. Y, engineer: 1st 1t.
George E. Stobridge. Middlesex, N.
J., navigator; Capt. Victor L. Dree-
son, Davenport, Iowa; 1st 1t. John
e. Knorr, Detroit; SiSergt. William
r. Looman, Tecumseh, Nebr.:: 1st 1t.
Frederick E. Bachmann, jr., Balti-
more; Sergt. Almond r. Gueths,
Fond du Lac, Wis; SfSergt. Gordon
S. Demo, Roswell, N. Mex: MiSergt.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
District Heads WEIGH
Rent Control Stand
After 40 Testify

The case for continuation of local
trent controls rested today with the
Commissioners.
Commissioner ]. Russell Young
said he and his colleagues would de-
eide shortly" whether to recon-
mend controls after this year. The
Commissioner heard nearly 40 wit
nesses yesterday split better than
!2-l In favor Of continuing controls.
Rent ceilings here are scheduled
to expire December 81, but bill is
pending at the Capitol to extend
them for another full year.
The Commissioners will frame
their position on the bill on the
basis of testimony at yesterday S
public hearing.
Both Sides Sound Pleas.
Real estate and landlord interests
lied of the early morning testimony
for lifting controls, but afternoon
spokesmen for tenant and consumer
groups presented an almost solid
block Of opposition.
The city heads heard Joseph W.
iLeverton predict the most chaotic
lconditions ever seen here II controls
are allowed to die. Identifying him
lself as d real estate broker here for
lao years, Mr.. Leverton lashed out
|against District money changers
who want controls lifted.
"We've got to throw them out OF
1.-THE temple" he cried. Rent con-
troll pray to God that 1t will
tstay."
i Groups Backing Controls.
Organizations supporting con-
Itinued controls during the afternoon
session included the Americans for
Democratic Action, the Trenton
Terrace Tenants Association, the
Washington Industrial Union Coun-
Icil, the National Association for the
advancement of Colored People,
and Chapters 10 and 341 of the
American Veterans Committee.
Leon Sclawy, representing the
District Housing Operators, Inc,
said his group favors continuance OF
control only If certain amendments
are made in the present law.
A few individual spokesmen spoke
for scrapping controls.
The bill to continue rent ceilings
flor another year is sponsored by
Representative Abernethy, Demo-
crat, of Mississippi.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
22-Man American Mission
10 Turkey Reaches Reich
By The Associated Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, May 81
"A 22-man American mission.
headed by Maj. Gen. Lunsford E.
Oliver and Rear Admiral Ernest
E. Hermann, arrived here today en-
route to Turkey to survey that ma
tion's needs under the $400, ,000. 900
Turkish Greek aid program.
Three members of the State De-
partment and seven from the Navy
were in the group, in which Army
representatives predominated. A
similar mission to Greece was ex-
pected here shortly.
1--WE are going to Turkey to find
how the money We are providing
will best be expended" said Gen.
Oliver, who commanded the 5th Ar
mored Division during the war.
He estimated the group would be
in Turkey perhaps two or three
months"
Evening star., 1947-05-21

spred Laster has the Good
Housekeeping Seal Of Approval
It goes on like magic, dries while
you watch, washes like china, and
has practically no odor. In II
beautiful colors.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Brighter Street Lights
Urged by Citizens Unit

Brighter street lights were re-
quested by the Central Northwest
Citizens Association at meeting
last night at the Garnet-Patterson
Junior High School, Tenth and U
streets NV. The group also agreed
to request the Capital Transit Co. to
restore some prewar bus stops.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Margaret
Hawthorne, graduate of the
Robert H. Terrell Law School, 1922
Thirteenth street NV. Mrs. Haw-
thorne explained the history and
purpose of the law school, which is
asking the public for funds.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
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For years DR.. Edwards relieved
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with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
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Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but oh
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BOTH upper and lower bowels to pro-
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No gripping. Just complete salts faction.
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Evening star., 1947-05-21
70 Flyers Parachute
From Burning BY;
Is Hurf in Landing
By III. Assoeiotsd Prsss

ABILENE, Tex, May 21.-Twen-
ty Army airmen parachuted from q
burning B-29 last night before 1t
crashed near Merkel. 16 miles west
LOT here, and l3 of them were In
jured in landing.
At Roswell, N. Mex, the planes
base, the public relations officer said
lit had accounted for IS Of the flyers.
-Four received broken bones when
they fell in the darkness and nine
Others were less seriously hurt.
The plane was seen in flames as
lit passed over SweetWater at dusk.
The Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton said the pilot, Capt. Alfonso
Evening star., 1947-05-21

Donald =. Ellis, Paris. Tex: Tfsergt.1
Joseph ]. Robes, San Juan. Puerto
Rico: SIsergt. Robert =. Hensley.
|Dyershurg, Tenn: r. fSergt. Joseph
w. Connell, Arlington, Tenn: Sergt.
Norman T. Coilinson. EdgeWater,
Evening star., 1947-05-21
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Evening star., 1947-05-21

Nd; Capt. WaIter M saichor. chi
cago. and serst. Robert Rilsy. san
|Hernardiao, Calf.
Evening star., 1947-10-25
FHA
Continued From Page B-1.)

gage Co. with a mortgage Of $3.50. .00C
and consisting Of 2-story structures
containing apartments of AZ rooms
each.
Chillum Heights Apartments, sec
tions D and E, with 356 units. tc
be built at Chillum and Sergeant
roads, Prince Georges County, by DR.
Alexander Chase, financed by the
H. G. Smithy Co. with two mort.
cages amounting to $2.579 400 and
consisting of 3-story structures con.
tanning apartments Of 81 and ~
rooms.
Oxon Park Apartments.
Oxon Park Apartments, with Isl
units, to be built at Southern avenue
and Military road, Prince Georges
County, by Jerry Maiatico, financed
by the State Mutual Life Assurance
Co. with a mortgage of $1,150 200
and consisting Of 3-story buildings
containing apartments Of 31a and
~ rooms.
Columbia Heights Apartments
section /, with 108 units, to be built
on Columbia avenue, Arlington, BY
w. s. Hoge, N. c. Hines and H. s
Harwood, financed by the Unior
Central Life Insurance Co. with
mortgage of $852,00 and consisting
of 2 and 3-story structures contain
Evening star., 1947-10-25
TrexIer
Continued From Page B-1

plan out a more satisfactory furni-
ture arrangement. Draw your room
on paper, marking In, like an archi.
tect would, all windows, doors, ano
closets.
Then draw In the furniture al
simply as possible. You might have
to erase O. dozen times, but the
chances are you'll come up with
worthwhile, space-saving arrange.
ment.
This method did the trick for q
woman whose mother-in-law sent
her five large pieces Of furniture fol
ner already crowded apartment. BY
making several rough sketches, shs
was able to place every piece with.
out the heavy work of repeatedly
pushing the furniture around.
The handiest piece OF furniture
as most apartment-dwellers know
is the card table. This can be used
as dining table, work table, porta'
BILE sewing machine table, kitchen
serving table, desk, etc. Every apart
ment, no matter how tiny-car
easily stand having two of these.
Bed Used as Desk.
Veteran apartment dwellers often
become quite ingenious at making
space" One man, a writer, uses
his bed-of all things-as a desk
He places his portable typewriter or
the bed, then sits in low armchair
and types away.
Silly? Not on your life. It's much
better than desk any day. he says
For one thing the bed provides q
much larger area than q desk or
which to put his tipping paper, refer
ence material, etc.
This same person pooh-poohs the
idea of a dining room table. HI
Evening star., 1947-10-25

opment costs, owing to higher FILA
standards.
1.-THE houses are almost entirely OF
frame, and lumber and plywood to-
day are about 800 per cent higher
In cost than In 1910.
Mr.. Daniel emphasized the figures
he gave were rough estimates"
"You never know your costs until
you are finished" he said.
As to whether the building indus
try will produce these or similar
types Of small houses In the near
future, Mr.. Daniel had this COM
ment:
"I think it's the greatest field
that's now available, and the sooner
the industry turns to 1t, the better.
But up to now, only few build
ers have made plans for construc.
ton of minimum cost housing here
and there is no trend evident which
would indicate volume production
in this field within the near future
Evening star., 1947-10-25
First Aid
Continued From Page B-l.)

sponsible. Can you suggest REM
edy for the condition?
Answer: The trouble is probably
due to the absorption of moisture
by the brick and mortar After wire-
brushing the white coating of the
brick, you may be able to check the
trouble with two coats of damp
proof cement paint, which is intend
ed for masonry. Get 1t from a dealer
in mason supplies; it is a powder to
be mixed with water.
Or you could apply two coats OF
transparent waterproofing instead
of the cement base paint. If the
brick are very soft and porous, you
had better get a mason to put In
better ones of harder burned va.
riety.
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