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APARTMENTS WANTED (cont. }
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furnished OF
unfurnished apartment. Call MR.. DOS.

EMPLOYED COUPLE desire furnished or
gR9 sRtur1sbed Wn as4n apartment. Call MR. ao pos
LADY (35l. permanent Government EN-
ploye. desires 1-room.' kitchen and ba h.
unfurnished apt. in apt bldg; preferably
41aa 4siel9ity Ext che8y sSs Chase Ice Palace. RE.
IMPioYED Young COUPLE tpermanent,
or pets a0 Cali re- sso6
vvEk:TERaN AND WIFE urgently need l.
oe sobeP sP
ea oEin E ssas Psa after f9Is ESQ pf9mD' p%
VETERAN AND WIFE. both employed in
No children. Please call oW. $3.50 before
aGfEf aIG en- reisbie "a sft15 BERN DG Govt oa and
wife desire flrn. j bedrm; or studio apt.
Rit. bs and :, bath M No children. no pets.
FURN. RSs ST sTUb}os A AFT AFT, kit. bath. NV area
2 employed women; $40. Call RA. 6417
AIRLISE EMPLoYE, wife tteacher), young
quiet couple. desire. furnished or unfur-
nished nh apt. no children. no pets. Box
APT. WAz,NirED-prof, engr. with Govt.
ss Wash; no pets. no children. Box
vETEERAN AND WIFE desire unfurnished
in Northwest section. Call Hobart 1853
kEFINLD YOUNG LADY. secretary at
War Department. must move by Satur-
day. Desires apartment, furnished or
ppnif,uIrnished; ", Preferably in apartment
kitchen facilities not, essential: best ref
erences. Call REPUBLIC 600. Ext 74544.
bsss bssMeen 2 apd sod 8. After pm. call RE.
QUIT YoUNG COUPLE. no children. non
faTInke5s, fIn al untrn kitchen bath bath
SEPARATED VETERAN and family need
furn. or unfurn. apt: both work and child
atsen1ds aRN1n school, Owens 1902, MRS,
ARMY OFFICER desires bachelor apt with
garage, in NV. section: permanent. Call
RE: 500. Ext. 1852 until 8; TIE. 1896
MARINE WAR VETERAN AND WIFE desire
furn. tyr apt. t h in Nv section: viii pay up te te
BROOM APT, unfurnished: ADULTS: in
D. C. Up to $50 per mo. Call 81. 1875.
VETERAN. permanently employed this
vicinity, desires small unfurnished apt.
nTSWs5SyR TWa yREFfNhb XFfn!n oST AGT fs4S Ta6Es will
up to SO for unfurn bedrm, lily; nm. kit
RE. $500. Ext. $3.50, $50 to 5:15 pm l.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apartment
with ~ two st1 others $50 each 1l3 9TH st,
ber BIF M ESN E "a AYE 5;s 5.7v gs 4n trent ont
fTinEins; Al transp; ''S SIS. HD'ti Box Ssh e
sois KALoRAMA RID. N.w.-Entire 1st
?SS aEaa9lf s4 NV sS sD sD e2 972G man
SssGss G So s51Hs mo With bu $685. ss6sTsn Fs
dkLs $ 10 70 sHARE IA s-rm, completely f. fur
Call Lu. .5O33 any night after o'clock.
l43l East Capitol st. i
Complete dining 1 rm. and KIT kit: very HsoIrs;s large
'fs 13AsF 5s'O ES sfr 81 5S4 FER saa
$5s lsth shsTe sT sEs sp
other girls S33 per mo: each; all utilities
aGtnshfs os sT Nj NE 1881 bsds stssP sRd kitchen
nsr suitable mb MT girls sSes sonv downtown $50 Ca
WILL SHARE modern 4-rm. apt, with con-
3lol Penna ave. Sc, between 7:3o and
WANTED-Girl to share a-bedrm. apt. at
sSl;7o mo. Cali UN. O0la morning. or
1880 R ST. NV. Apt 52s-Young lady lady to
share studio room in Christian home:
breakfast privils.; $50 per mo. DU. 2592
WHITE MARBLE BLDG-Laree room and
alcove. combined kitchen, and din. rm., pvt.
@ nieely furnisSed A so4 a'aofs ST. ne gas t.s'''
BUSINEsSWoMAN will share large apt.
With snotber ,So9 woman; $40 for one s33 50
Mr.. E. CAP. AND 9th SITS. NEW rm..
eseeps linens ps osh only s?sFseRRs sdaIts 'sFn
week; adults. SIS wk. Box 205-H,
JEWISH GIRL to share furnished apt. in
s45. RA. 1909. cail after $40 pm. BOX
coSGESIAL Nal GIRL. a5 to 30, to share apt
with another girl; conv. to transp.; $50.
TR. 5747 after pm. Box 353-E. Star.
TWO GIRLS to share apt; with other
girls. everything furn;: s25 mo each.
Ghl iii lste 70 s sHAkE Ii Vts SSso smother girl 4+m
and bath furn. apt. Bellevue Gardens, l3i
tbvanh0e 1os St sw IA ss5 mo- Ii as2s
ssntr:' m nEst nr;: Cape God gbgnsalow' silver
spF w. Girl sT1pENr sH sss Tshes to sbr.
must have Imagination and good sense Of
SD $50 pm N6 ssS4. or Ss'Sesh soa $50 SsG
WILL SHAKE APT. with college student in
exchange for care of child evenings. Ia
TWo-RooM o ROOM . ecoGRNER APT, semipvt
bath. shower; near transp,;- large mod
kit; couple or one; SIS. Taylor o535.
coMrLETE CON Gsf 7 HOME % PRIVILEGES and pri-
yate master bedroom with bath. available
1 q. S on chs iasss has:
Ice aiI utilities. 613i Utah ave- NV.
E VI :IS sPb.5T b.,5 m, furnishes ags
NV. open Z to 10 pm. Tues. Sept,
sH.RM.e TlfE IL BATH. srd d. front, eheertully
furn. apt: $50 mo. includes heat and
AFaRrMEST aFaai lsSi Eye eoMfL + FURN ,re bedrm
linens iu!h and sandeTed: % sioo payer per
If@6 sth ST. NV rms, kitchenette
and semibath: no pets. no children. no
%nMNToWE dTninkN,nE; S1$5q per rS Sk Re osI1 n,st
{finedr ! girl desired S35. RE. Sos9. Box
COM. COM aSSD KALoRAMA RD.-compietely
newly furnished studio apt. in new air.
condition Dutchess Apis; new kitchen and
dinette, new Simmons inner-spring studio
ss ss bsh COMO si f'f
saTrfED ssHir hRt Mn &MSh1DpLE-AGE EMpL. woman
70 share apt, with another woman $50
1851 18th St. Apt. No; 2, after pm.
SsYLGHr SsF fsIi MBs BssfMHNT Il Trlfs0s fss Neal
smiDrivats bath. gas and lights; $50.
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HOUSES UNIURNISHEp.

e537 34th ST. S.E.-7-room, 2h-bath
brick Colonial house, excellent condition;
large handicapped lot with fruit-bearins
trees: $175 a mo. Call VI. 222s all day
Sunday, after 8 pm. Mon. and Tues. 80
OPEN DAILY, TO P.M.-New. never
occupied, 6-rm.. 1A-bath det. brick: lge
Thsv1 valuable t. lot loeated g. on Jones Bridge rd
5-yr. lease. $3.50 monthly, or will sell
S22, 500; So 900 cash. $3.50 monthly
FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV ,
DI. 523a. Brokers. attention! %
RlvERDALE, near College Park-6-room
br!eki pt ;,I,l,I, Si1,4 mo- 20 VIZ 6 3262
rooms, lh baths. h.-wh.; S1S5 mo. Oil
East Capitol ST. Ii 1856
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ROOMS FURhasHEp-Np. end VA

kOOtAS tVkfdShto-Mp. ond VA.
NORTH NO rfnt,is AiRLING1oNMPoT ESa Girls n Pleas
CA gam 0e4i breakfast and laundry privileges.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Attractivs room in
es bus aens Zone for of Er s7ds sundr' DFysSss
ARLINGTON, 1927 N u.ah-Attr. tr
rm. modern home; oil heat; LIST a.; city
fare; $50. Home after 8. all day Sunday
TAKoMA PARK blk. Dist. line. Large
S aof pvt eae ags sso ads ST. hens 4s
zoos N. JEFFERSON ST. Arlington. va
Clean; attTaetiye ha,a furnished room for
ARLINGTON. 360e 2Ist ave. n-Front
room. next to semibath: 1 blk. bus. CH.
FOR, GENTLEMAN. in home of quiet
couple. no other guests min. Pentagon;
parking and bus at entrance. TIE. 49s1.
NORTH ARLINGTON. lge. light corner
rm., nicely furn., semipvt bath. new home;
" blk. bus; S35 sgle. oW. 1925 after, 8.
ALEXANDRIA: Beverly Hils-Exception-
ally nice rm: for gentleman; conv 1o-cent
IaRaE Si!fa efivse ss xs M bath o0te
aakoMa dint55 faFK taTn
tlRni hRi,S;26N S!5 NJ: Sligo sltsS 7I41; .;s,+
double; $50 month, CH. 56e6; g.
LGE. RM twin beds, in Lyon Village, be-
tween vqS buslines Call oxford l1o3;,
Entire, second floor; one double bedroom,
one single; three windows each; sitting
room, bath; gentlemen; $40 and $50;
references exchanged Is
ARLINGTON, 1909 No. Herndon st.-At-
tractive rm. and private bath twin beds,
2 closets, phone and laundry privileges:
employed girls or couple; S52. cH. 0692.
ALEXANDRIA-Are you looking for un-
usually lovely home as well as comfortable
double room with private bath, kit. and
laundry privils.? Refined business couple
or, Or two settled girls; $50 month; ref.
400 CARROLL AVE, Takoma Park, Md
Large Ink. room equip. with elec refgr.
hot plate; avail. Oct /. SH 1898. Il
ALEXANDRIA-Room for military ofhcer:
3 exposures wooded atmosphere; good
HOME PRTvILS.-Man to share 5-rm.
house with couple. must have car Call
DI. 1928 between 8 m. and pm. 3
BERWYN, Md, near University of Mary
land connecting roms, 2nd floor; bath,
hOt-water heat. To 5oS3
Evening star., 1947-09-30

YOUNG BACHELOR desires furn. room
in NV. section with Hungarian family.
Box 29-J, Star. Il
ROOM for elderly gentleman. no meals.
furnished or unfurnished; immediate vi
cinity Clifton Terrace Apis. MRS. LES
LIE. 212 South Clifton ter. l.
COUPLE, refined, employed, wants pleas
ant furnished room with private bath in
NV: vicinity T st. and Gath ST. Write
full details. incl. tel. no. Box 72-J. Star
Evening star., 1947-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost

POSSESSION-BLAINE ST. N.E.-6-yr.-
old, 2-story brick: large rms. and tile
bath; full basement. h.-wh., oil; electrici
refrigerator and gas stove; front porch.
slate roof; Al condition Priced to sell at
$40 500 with reasonable down payment.
Cali till 8 pm weekdays. Sun, II TO B;
VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES, INC. 1912
kH6pE hIf6 &; Isl isLaHp R Ave AVE- NE. 100 biz
Colonial row brick, 90 #. wide: 8, lge.
rms, bath, encI. sleeping porch, gas heat
PECK CO., 340s 18th st. ne. Phone GO.
1858 Or GE. o3A1 eyes. "
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FREE RENT MOS; small summer rent;
to reliable family willing to occupy beaut
house; 5 mi. from En1mitsburg. Nd. Boy
FURNISHED PARTIALLY, large, COM
Portable, GEORGETOWN house, for a year OF
until June immediate occupancy; S225 mo
5-RM NJ MODERN % R5iSss BRfGK.s newly p decorated,
completely furn., in Alex: blk. from bus
and shopping center; emo. lease. TIE. O1E4
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-7-rm. frame house
with 4 bedrooms and ! bath, full bsmt
gas furnace, hot-water heat. det. garage:
children welcome; schools nearby: rent
ENTIRELY REDECORATED; bedrms. 2
baths and sitting. room. Living room. din
only; October only; $500 Vic Conn. and
Nebraska aves. Between and pm
WO 6267 BOx 123-E Star
Evening star., 1947-09-30
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

1894 18th PL. N.W.-4 units: bedrooms
living room. kitchen. bath each unit; EXCEL
4ls5 1fhs DSS VI 7sG RA 54ssEY ass5 oR1rz' MA
APARTMENTS, 8 with kitchenettes and 2
baths. conveniently located comfortably
pay utilities. Here is a chance to have
income and home. Call L. H. MAURY
AD 1925. DI. 3346.
or institutional ofices Plans available
MR. SLATER, RE 1926
Evening star., 1947-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthsoss.

BEAUTIFUL DIET. HOME. 8 rms. 3 lgs.
Iss WILMINGTON RI, in finest section of
Congress Hgts = 6-rm, brick. semidet..
was built about 6 yrs ago and Is reason.
sbly priced at S12 300. JAMES CARROLL.
TR 1854: ewes. Ii. 4o52.
HILLCREsT-7 room, 2 h-bath brick Co.
lonial house, excellent condition; large
handicapped lot, with fruit bearing trees,
VI 1928 all day Sunday: Mon. and
Tues. after pm. VQ
Evening star., 1947-09-30
HOUSES EXCHANGED

-3-bedrm house for the same or apt. in
N Y C. or vic. Call IL O513. .
EXCH. 4-bedrm. det. hse., N ]. suburb,
committing distance N. Y. C. or Phila., for
2-3 bedrm. hse. or apt, Wash. or vic. Box
all Star %
Evening star., 1947-09-30
ROOMS UNEURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. with kitchen
rivilegeS, in Riverdale, Md. Call WA
Evening star., 1947-09-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.

GEORGETOWN-Recen listed in our
ONCE, Q Groom brick house. very good
cond.: unusually sunny rms, oil heat; good
location. TOWN REALTY CO.. Ho. 1865.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

DBLE. RIM, private semitic home empl
couple, l child over two years, day care
for child WI. 9173 Il
VETERAN, premed.. student, desires room
and board. private home. or board nearby.
Nv. section. Box 60-J, Star %
Evening star., 1947-09-30
APARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

3-ROOM APT, porch. modern. elevator
busa bbu1laing for or 6oS room msdsrn saa apt or
executive and student mother will exchange
2A-room unfurn; apt, S57 mo- for | or 2
not interested in efficiency apt, must be in
modern apt. building will pay up to 500
mo. CHI. SSS5, or write Box 12O-E, Star
Evening star., 1947-09-30
APARTMENT SITES.

2 FINE APT. HOUSE SITES. upper Conn
ave.-Each corner with 1OO-ft 'front.'
age on Conn. ave. To inspect call WO
200 until pm. EDW. H. JONES, &
25th AND X SITS. NV, 10000 50. it. at
So MR. SLATER RE 3l2R
Evening star., 1947-09-30

HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.
4-BEDRoOM HOUSE, OIL a;.c. heat. 2,caI
II mos FA oO23-R II
Evening star., 1947-09-30

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED,
NEAT CITY-BRED VETERAN, wife and
one child, Just must have clean, dry, two
bedroom apartment or house in suburbs
Box 59-J, Star l.
Evening star., 1947-09-30

WHITE MAKBLE BLDG.-Large room and
alcove. combined kitchen and din. rm., pvt.
bath; S25 weekly, including gas, elec.;
nicely furnished sO7 A st. ne 2s
BUSINESSWOMAN will share large apt.
with another woman; $40 for one: S32 so
Evening star., 1947-09-30

n IIIIG CAd1IIpIt UI Ell
a convenient locatio
Hospital and Medical
spacic-.s living room
lent dining room wi
porch and kitchen;
rooms and 2 baths,
floor has 3 bedrooms
ment, hot-water Oil
immediate possession
JAMES E. SCHWAB,
$500; after 9 pm, o.
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room. modern kitchen. 1st-foor iavatory
End floor has 3 fine bedrooms, baths
Ses and heated fsd OeE
IS ss isS5 sssus5y, ss
SILVER NV r WpPR1sSs sPRIsGGMost unusual. m stone
Woodside Park. bedrooms, 2A baths. OF
heat, s-Gar sns saragsma house fog dscrim'
Rsssor aasRs 10Th aog nr Nssieaai ossS
aMEEfeAS ~ FL UNIVERSITY rAnk
NV. Corner 45th and Albermarle). Thi.
gorgeous home now offered for sale. Own.
er moving to California. Consisting Of
bedrooms, will accommodate twin beds
large living room. wood-burning fireplace
screened s1ep. porch oan from Lying
kitchen with Deer, Freeze electric. refriger
ator: floors carpeted; large finished atti,
With With .;,s exhsust aust. fan; knotty,pne clubroon
dows and. doors; complete in every detail
A home for the most discriminating. T,
to Aibermarle. left on Albermarle to 45ti
J. wApLE D CO. 1894 19th tn st. 0Si n.x' pi
CH. CHI, MD.-e rms. maids rm., scr
farn. or unfurn,; cash; owner. Box 4s-J
si5,sso, BETHEsDA-colonial brick, Stat
roof, 6 rms, and tile bath, bedrms., sid
pOrCny nrepl., center entrance, new elec
refrg. and stove. full basemt, &C. OF
heat, insulated, lot approx. 60xl4O; SO, so,
first mortgage; vacant. Act quickly Oh
! this one. CHAS. B. ILER, WI. 1898 -:
DOCTORS and dentists, at Wash. Circle
3-story brick. facing George Wash. Hos
pital: rms, bath, bsmt.; S1S,950. r. x
Barry, NE. 2H25; eyes; IA; $500: i
baths, oil heat, excel. cond., good NV. sec
ton; now operating as rooming house; rem
for rms, S275 mo; payment on trust
SS6 mo-, incl. pr. and int; price reduce,
to S17,5Q0 for quick sale. Ma. 1903 day
time, or WA. 4915 after 7. 3
SOUTH OF and adjoining Bethesda Hos
Ipital-5-rm. bnng.. garage: $12,500
FRANK NJ DOYLE. Realtor. DI. 1865. =,
: SHEPHERD PARK-Lovely 6-rm., 3-batl
quick poss.; S2s.50o NO. s2s2. WASH
INGTON REALTY Ewes, GE $500
400 BLOCK Underwood st. n.w.-Moderl
detached brick, vacant; lge. screened-il
porch. center-haTl plan, rms, IL. baths
1st-hoor tiled powder .rm. full bsmt., b. w
oil &C. heat; fenced-in rear yard. Thi
is a beautiful home. is in immaculate con
dition. Terms to suit. For appt., call u
10 pm. RE. 1881. FIRST NATIONAL
J REALTY CO. 905 18th st. NV. Il
RANCH HOUSE" = New and ready 70
occupancy within 3 weeks, q lovely de
tached brick rambling home on a larg
corner lot in an excellent section not IA
of Conn. ave. with 9 rms. bedrms.,
baths, gas a:-c. heat: owner leaving cit,
= wants immed: sale. Call ME 1143 unit
Evening star., 1947-10-19

Behind the Mike

vnzs hzDpened IN is4s. voE
Hrs desxoyed II 'zase H
tesephone vna EeC tie
UznEtt<9 station Ia neEty
Haxya1d viii t6as hre2k
between the dvrtpvn stwp
and The HxnRtEs9, VIC
v1s N tie 19x- But only tx
. kv E1nzts, t3aniU 10 IT.
teefu1e1anA One nmeie8
hero 1x the Hmzntkx9 @-
r2ed1y patched In . nt1-
phone md want 0 tiae Aax-
He aGked any De ntntng 10
teieDhoce de studio DOWN
town and rp0t that aa CON-
RWtcx6ons between studD
and H110nftx1 v1e ouk
A4en2x tEmediateiy
chneed Within . 1v nkn-
stez. de stn61o knew ahogk
ta1e break
On duty In the stzd5o va
Ralph HAMm. . vesaan Na-
t3onai B1ondeas&1ng Co eMf-
ne4. It hfs direction 4 st,Wt-
wave 61nRftta vas hastily
IT - st the studio md po-
U~ vexe baMed to The
Hanmtt49. vhieh PIT then
On The 1H. This eDaIDcy
device served mfu the eah1e
break vzs fully repaired 4
f~ ho1K1 ht9.
Rad1o teeaMiE4ans have q
little JOKE among Themselves
about oe keendAxy engineer
vho ho1ds severed v40 10
geth9 vffle Lis shov eoo
On the ak- This boy-at-the-
dke episode actually hap
pened TO Kad =. Dovn<y, e.
szstant to tie ea,tes engineer
At etat1on wrOP. vt,o has
been IN rzdso for - ya1
Come yeUy aEp, IN winston
aalm, u. c. H. DOvney v2s
handing m Uehes<x1l sh0v
In . store window WHEN the
program Uddn1y -eitpped-
He hu11edly traced the cause
to . broken vfxe h IN almost
mAeee0zbae corner under the
platform Repairs w9e I'm
possible. The only thing 10 do
v2S 10 hold the wires to
eethex. Yx almost the whole
0 Q hah-how show. be bed
his 0zmped position and
saved the program
Many and vN1ed are the
duties aa3gned 10 studio en-
gtDeess. They align the micro
phones 70 pick up sound and
voice; create the sound es-
fects. operate the studio con-
SoaeS and master control
boards; install the cheek lines
fog remote control hroadcaSts,
and operate brush-tape re-
cording machines. mobile re-
eorder1, for special eyenta-
WATCHDOG and doctor Of the
atrvayes. the engineer must
be . diplomat ~ well This
k 4 natural concommttaut OF
vosktnz Ia IN industry where
temperament Of star perform
exB II at tines uncertain.
TYPICAL Of the ease With
Evening star., 1947-10-19
pese .

TH UDUNG H6OE5 0
L rzNc xxE fhe secsnzczzns
-xfze k<x1e-lnoWz Men Who
Do etzzngg vE<h sv1tE6es, 6aA
an6 vzgek
WhEe de -H1aEow boyT
TIE axno1neR1. e1Dza-
tnks szs1 po1oHe1I~ de
stx aAfsEs nnd the fam na1a
Il k the engtnea5 who keep
de wheels turning somemes
under ennd1<8nnS eankng fox
DtH-1seun1 d7oaGht and ac-
t1on-
0eax1on WRC. fo1 instance,
b nos Ekeiy 70 forget soun
Evening star., 1947-10-19

You see," he said, 1T does
make 4 difference. You see
what can be done when one
knows what he vants."
Mr.. Dovney mumh3ed .
weak. Yes. maestro" and
vfnked TO Q eo-Wo9ker.
The case Of the technicians
can be Mened to that Of the
military supply forces without
whose unHumpeted labocs the
combat men wouldn't stay In
action veEy long. In radio. as
IN w1r. sometimes the supply
line gets broken Or misdi-
reeted-the things that can
happen In radio are endless-
and the engineer moves into
the breach
Under normal conditions,
he Is the man who pushes
along the electrical impulses
that presently hit your ear
In intelhgible sound. Some
where, there Is q man turning
dials and moving switches ON
. strange-boking box and
you are getting the program
just right-not too loud, not
too low. He Is the man behind
the man behind the mike.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
| Church Federation
| Radio Programs

washington Federation Of
Churches radio program, April 20
to 26:
sunday--wcoW. s:45 to Q am. "The
Meaning of RELIGION Dr. John r. Nc
clelland. pastor Of Silver SPRING cos1sEs.
Edition of the Bible. subject. Elijah s
Mantle 1f:15 to 11:30 pm.
Menday-wToP. $50 to 5:45 pm. In
Ny Opinion, Home Edition" Right Rev.
j. Adrian Pfeiffer. pastor of Takoma Luz
theran Church; Trends in Modern Litera-
ture.' with Mr.. Robert @. Martin, drama
tist DR.. Frederick Reissig will serve as
moderator. wMALs 1890 pm, Victor
ious Living.
Tuesday--wRc, 1915 to 1880 pm,
Look to This Day" Right Rev. J. Lloyd
Black pastor Of the Ninth Street Chris
tion Church. whiAL. $50 pm. Victor
ious. Living"
Wednesday-wRc, 1915 to 1880,
Look to This Day Mr.. Black.
Thursday-wRC. 1915 to 1890, "vic-
torious Living"
Friday-wMAL. 1:45 pm. Victorious
Living
saturday-wsdAL 7:15 pm, Victor
ious Living"
Evening star., 1947-04-19

..
pressed differently, on the workers
cost of living and the employers
ability to pay.
Earnings Are Startling.
AS to prices, the agreement is now
almost unanimous that they are
entirely too high. The President
has proclaimed this from the White
House and nobody has challenged
his statement. On the contrary,
many important business and in
dustrial leaders have publicly agreed
with him. The President has even
said that, unless prices come down,
wages must go up. Business and
industrial leaders say the thing to
do therefore is to find ways and
means of reducing prices. They don't
like the alternative.
AS to profits, figures on corporate
earnings for the first quarter of this
year are beginning to be published.
AS a whole they are better than
excellent and in many cases actually
startling.
These facts have been wholly dis
regarded by the House majority, but
are likely to receive consideration
in the Senate. The Senate Labor
Committee has had a group of econ
omists at work on the subject. In
spired quite frankly by the economic
analyses prepared for the CIO by
Robert r. Nathan-which kicked up
such a ruckus last December-the
committee asked and obtained some
findings of its own. These findings,
now made public, differ in some
respects from Mr.. Nathan's-just
enough to provide a polite profess
soriel Wrangle-but they make
good case for labor just the same
The committees economists find
that labor did get the worst of it
in 1916. The net income of corpora
tons and proprietors. including
farmers, and receipts from interest
and rents, increased $4,000 900, 900 in
1916 over 1945, while the cornpensa-
ton OF all employees declined by
$4,700.00 900.
Labor's Position.
That was for the whole year of
1916. But labor's spokesmen point
out that the big boost in profits did
not begin until the second half of
the year. They assert further that
the rate of earnings at present Isl
such that all records ever made will
be broken. United States Steel, for
example, is expected to show $50
100000 of net earnings after taxes
for the first three months of this
year, as against s4S,000,o00 for all
of 1946. United States Steel, Incl
dentally, was granted IS per cent
price increase in December.
Steel, say the steel workers, can
grant 20-cent hourly increase in
wages now and still have greater
profits than it had in any of its
highly profitable war years. They
are confident the present negotia-
tions will result ir such an increase.
Increases appear in sight also for
automobile workers. Without sufi-
cient argument to attract public at
tention, electric workers and rubber
workers have just received accept
Evening star., 1947-04-19
'ChurchInan Foresees
Religious lobby for
Welfare Of All

Washington may soon see a t're-
ligious lobby" aimed at representing
the welfare of all men rather than
being just another selfish pressure
group"
This was predicted last night by
DR.. Liston Pope, associate professor
Of social ethics at Yale Divinity
School and principal speaker at a
dinner held In the First Congrega-
tional Church, Tenth and G streets
NV. First OF its kind, the dinner
was designed to acquaint Senators
and Representatives who are men,
bers of the Congregational Christian
Churches with the leadership of the
denomination and the members OF
the church's Council for Social Ac-
ton.
"A religious lobby appears to be
emerging, quite clearly and quite
openly" DR.. Pope said. This lobby
will represent the welfare of all men,
rather than being another selfish
pressure group. It may succeed in
being pressure group on behalf of
the Kingdom of Heaven" he said.
DR.. Pope, who also Is editor of the
denominations Social Action" mag
azine, pointed out that several Prot
estant denominations and interde-
nominational agencies recently have
established legislative Offices in
Washington. These, he explained,
have the dual purpose of presenting
the views of church bodies to Con-
gress and the executive agencies of
the Government, and of keeping
church members across the Nation
informed of political and legislative
developments.
DR.. Douglas Horton, minister of
the general council of the Congrega-
tional Christian Churches, and his
wife, Mrs. Mildred McAfee Horton,
former director of the WAVES, were
hosts at the dinner.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
|Dr. C. Timmons Guest
AT First Congregational

DR.. Wofford Colquitt Timmons OF
New York City, executive secretary
of the Commission on Evangelism
and Devotional Life Of the Con-
gregational Christian Churches, VIII
be guest preacher tomorrow at First
CONGREGATIONAL Church. At IL am.
he will preach on THE Wisdom of
Jesus for This Haywire World and
at tspm. on Conserving Our Great
est Wealth"
DR.. Timmons has previously been
pastor of South Church in New
Britain, Conn, and of First Con-
gregational Church of st. Louis,
Mo.
Guest speaker at the church din
ner on Thursday will be the Rev.
Ralph c.. John, assistant pastor at
Foundry Methodist Church.