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Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS FURN!sHEp-s.r, and s.w

fs3 4i:s. 18TH st ST s;E-single room, for gem
priyate yest home for 2 girls, employed .se4
40 7th ST. s.E.-single room. next bath,
Tor 1t1i, girl ri blk from Pa ave. carline; un-
5J55 wEsTovERO DIR. Dr. s.E.-Room m@9 for
gentlemen or empl. cplc.. dble. bed. newly
ssSi ssS f15 sR.ScB nc At AVE 5 -. al
AiNACosTIA., 1853 You p,: sewsingIe,
yenient transp no in smoking Dpaf' eir oniy sHg;
ICE. FRONT BEDROOM newly furn..
dovnfoSnt snt S!fSsS; r. os5s smDl. lady; 10 a @in
SUI salfaREs ER f1r girls single beds Please
s155 wEsTovER DIR. s.E.-Room for
dee;; q s;o $45 mo, AZ. 5oss. N0'' ''0, Les Hss''
man; cony. to transp:. pvt. home, walking
ROOM WITH BsSS poGBEh EhFd BEDconvenisns
msn; $1o per Week klfFRl06fd TR. Sf44 coupe es g
1858 G ST. S.E.-Light housekeeping room:
SINK Gas stove next to bath. FIR. 0o71.
ee0 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Large
room, nicely furnished. middle bedroom;
private nome; refined gentleman. Ii. 1s46
PLEASANT BASEMENT ROOM. with bath.
6lrchen Il, privileges, for couple with no
chlldren, II wife will help in home for pay
WI consider honest and reliable colored
ssSele sa5 Is sr. @lsf sE-Iarge, clean. sa double
'front.' room. next to bath. with continu-
Gus not water: unlimited telephone: $40
I70s 30ih ST. s.E.-single room, next to
bath, in private home. for gentleman: SIS
i6a9 TT. DAVIS PL. s.E.-N- Fairfax %
Village; nicely furn. sgl rm. for genaje-
man; pvt. home; Sc a week. TR. 1860.
NAVY YARD AND TRANsP.-Furnished
front 1m.' in quiet home for l man. TR.
1906 B ST. S.E.-Large furnished room
1928 MASS. AVE. S.E.-One large front
rm. with elec. refgr, suitable for .; S12 a
week. FIR. 0651
377i 1st ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. rm., .
windows all conyeniences. Ii O365. -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22

MAGAZINE EDITOR. single woman wishes
2room apt furnished Isl do%1nT or 1n1urns6sd
SfdRNsHKD HK 2aGG aKt apt or hse
NV, Or Va, cony. grmr. school; $50 max
sS1erSR 1S5ysE 5a56 Ext your 55si
GoVERNmENr GOV RlsahE EMPLOYED COUPLE. no
or house furnished or unfurnished; maxi
s WEpth Asn sGS Rkf5E ahId ss sesre Small
April Is: In B. c. or 5o-mile radius. Phone
sshroush Thurs. cH. 557o. Fri. th59sash
HPToaSuG APT. URGENTLY NEEDED by Quiet
young eopple en furn, or unfurn; moderate
DEMocRAr Dem lSqH' stii here but can't stay With
out your helping an old pal with 3 rms,
g5R HG sntS5p so En- RMEE 4a5 saE Tned as say
Rent; NV; ssct!oR. call once be.rs' he.
Ezssaf!Es BAeHhEoR la Army ny' oser S desires small
pespd s7oS sar Ext RhGne aoa9
UNFuRNisHED i-room bath. kit. modern
woman. Govt. emp,oye. Boy 4a2- L, Star. :
apt. Dr or house, Se 'fk Box 4is"I. iI & Star. as:
FURN., APT. for sole occupancy Of girls,
FTRRN nessHS sNn " WFn Tened
couple, no children. none expected: desire
I-bedroom @ @apartmaesnt as I f1rnishea 9T un- ni
ho5d ESt 5 G daIs MRs Ho pa 1888 eTes
APT. OR HOUSE for couple. 2 girls aged
o and IL; perm. must vaeate Mar IS,
SNE Of kFS TWo BEpan AF Afr
or unfurnished, urgently needed for girls
permanent residence. being evicted to
aFf Eas i1r at Wafer Reed Hos
sS,F 81 1000 al Ezt sMsi Az days SPr cSsvy
lady in, aGs; no sharing; excellent ref refs,
SAvAI SGN A. oi oFFfcER Ffci and wife, no children,
room. bedroom, kitchen and bath; NV;
MsSE cRI RRne Master nA gs Eas os clean
private room in home VII, COOKING and
NAVAL isa1dis II. GoMDR. wife and child; com,
Bedroom unfurnisbed apartment or house;
eoMp eHAN DE- e 4sss
or Sunday; weekdays RE. 74oo, Ext. $3.50.
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR and wife desire
3 or room unfinished, apartment in
good Location; ne children no gets
yETER4N. foreign service student. oeorgss-
need mathis apt ppnss
ssSG, ss2;2 Ext, 2S4 Leave messase il i no
BROTHER AND SISTER, young, neat: re-
smpl;; perm: 1saSs sali co. $500: ss.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, both Govern
ment .en ployed. need 1-bedroom apt, un-
furnished preferred; will consider other
VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed
desperately need 1-bedroom apt, pref. ur-
furn NV. section. BOX 323-L, Star. 23'
VETERAN urgently needs 2.bedroom un-
furnished apt. for wife and mother: no
MOTHER. DAUGHTER need large room,
kitchen and bath apt, partly furnished.
GoVERNMENT EMPLoYE and wife desire
unfurnisned 1-bedroom apt, NV; section
or Virginia: no children, no pets. :, MA,
DESIRE unfurnished 2-bedroom house or
I apartment, driving distance to the Penta-
gon: :, adults. l child school age). SH.
VETERAN AND WIFE. both employed.
urgently need unfurn. apt, no children or
lSEWLYWEDS, ex-Marine and wife, bought
new furniture, would like to have 3-room
apartment to put 1t in; both employed:
! Call Gil. 619o after 5, or Saturday and
TWO GIRLS, Govt. empl. and tele. oper..
nonsmoking, nondrinking, desire 1-bedrm.
apt; prefer NV; section; up to $50.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
APARrMENTs WANTED.

JUST MARRIED-Have trunks full Of un-
used wedding presents. Can you help US
md f95nshsd Sssn or anfurnshed apartment?
FHRSfsHED FH SnSHi Z OR 'GUhNFURNIsHED one or
two rooms and bathy1n n n.y.; vii VII pay up to
BUSINEsSGiRL, Spanish -English-speak-
ing. refined, desires furn.- studio rm.. Kit:
and bath apt Dupont 6i Sircls aao, area may
kitchenette, bath: pref. near Capitol. Call
Nc 1922 Apt; 700. between oil g. am s3'
eran employed BY civil aeronautics ad-
ministration urgently needs unfurn. or 3
bedroom apartment or house; excellent rel
ere @erenc@es, @ Ex. 2460, EXT. 1857; after 5: Pm
FuRNisHED APT, 1-2 br for summer
%onthS Marine aho ear sap es4ao sRa wife, no sa
FOREiGN DIPLOMAT needs furn. As rm.
apt. kit. pvt. bath, from March /: 9
az3P adg5s ar ssoo excel Gel esEs & NV MSS
dinette. kitchenette and bath unfurnished
sRsssd sss' Ss6s
nEEE HEtf rEkMAsHSF RSa tHaF eov s5sE GIRLS
Ssts ss re 5sS7 atr e. r. 76S
sSS$ RHRy TAXLSE. for
ar Z adults; a5os will pay up to $500. p5ene pBs
Two TWo REFINED GOVT. LADIES, ages 2s
opd Aea aa nfsf R 9Fo sx apt ss a s FL Er
MI. 7344, evenings and Saturday. 22'
GOVT. EMPLoYE. to be married in May.
desires 1-bedroom apt, preferably GdI UNI
fnSnisaee zss NIX expsNo ezfsspt references Gan
VETERAN, WIFE AND BABY desire 1-bed-
room unfurnished apt. Call GE. 1892,
VETERAN AND WIFE desire three room
furnished apt: don't smoke or drink. MRS.
THREE HgREE' 'chNAb1AN ht ban EMBASSY GIRLS Want
help R9pefn as2 aDe eal 60 sSsGn ssi5 Gan any sns
Can ca IN Mss Ss5a GROWN at Ex' 71oo' Ext Sloe'
REFINED FIN COUPLE. Jewish, desire Small
MR qEa s1ssMN s1s E| TR ffEe 45oa 5SE children
MARINE VETERAN and wife desperately
need one bedroom apartment, preferably
in Clarendon area; hubsand permanently
d%p0ySsS aoa Ssons eH sae Of M dsf
BRITISH MATURE COUPLE need small
| apt. self-contained, March; no appendages
Excel refs. HO. 0973. 23'
CIVILIAN NAVY EMPLOYE. veteran, wife
or apt. 20 mi. radius D. e. TIE: 5613.-a24
Rospa we babes very
pitai rtNa or within good Transportation. Call
MFS oR HE1RSSRAGRFA EooR eFAkFmENT AR hST7 or large
room, by ex-Navy officer; single, b, execu-
tive, Inspector furnishings. RE 500, SOL
CONVALESCENT OFFICER and wife re-
Reed. Call MRS McQUAIL, GE. $3.50. -23
VETERAN, student. and employed wife de-
En UnvsrS er H90sR Excellent fSa EN-
1T. COLONEL, wife and 4-month. baby
desire furnished apartment or house;
bedrooms: permanent assignment. RE.
600, Ext. $3.50; S:15 to 5. 22'
COLORED VETERAN and wife employed,
desperately in need of Groom apt. unfur-
nished. Call co. 500. "a,
COLORED = ROOMS, kitchen, bath,
unfinished; Northwest section; references.
COLoRED COUPLE badly needs ore room
and kit. furnished. Call AID. 1924, bet.
3 and Y pm -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22
APARTMENTS UkFuRhIsHEp.

1923 18th ST. N.W.-3 or employed
girls. occupy 2nd-f1oor light, housekeeping
apt; S25 each per mo. MI. 1929. "a
16 RMS, 6 BATHS; can be used for 2
families; immed. occupancy. Located at
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville. Md.
WE WILL SUPPLY an unfurnished apt.
and pay moderate salary to an expert
enced switchboard operator to work on
switchboard and cover other minor duties:
apt. to be occupied by no more than two
adults Box 146-M Star "a
Evening star., 1947-02-22
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

FURNISHED spacious bedrm.,. kitchen pri-
yate bath; near Rhode Island ave. and n.
section. DE. 1878 after g. "a
WASH. FOR DAYTON, OHIO-Modern q
bedrm., f1rst-d. porch apt; excel. section,
conven. to transp., shopping and school;
for similar apt. or house In Dayton. Box
273-J, Star. "a
COUPLE will exchange newly furnished
duplex 1-bedroom apt. in Suitland Manor
for apt. FURNISHED or unfurnished) In NV.
Box 45O-L. Star 23s
KANSAS CITY for WASHINGTON, D. C.-5
rooms, desirable location, furnished
Kansas City, Mo- 23s
PHIIA. FOR WAsH.-Unfurn. 3-rm. and
a1ser Rasa apt ap q Mk S E s4oo sPaf
57S1. %"
EXCHANGE 3R-room apt. New York. for
same. Washington or Alexandria. Phone
Alex. O240 or OV. 20sO IA
DESIRABLE NV. APT; ,liv., rm. dinette
kit. and bath, all COWS, lovely area, excel
transp and shopping; will exchange for
modern | or 2 bedroom apt. RA. 6734
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apart m ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to, the
"Apartm entS Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Northeas.

4O3 9th ST. N.E.-Room to rent to NICE
gentleman: dble $40. or single 20 Lo'
710 ST NE.-Lee front rm;;,, southern
exposure, twin beds within "a DIX OF bus
and car stop. working couple or sensie-
men preferred -Z3
NICELY furnished front room, twin beds
next bath. Two gentlemen preferred.
GOOD transp. Call MI. 3o21 after Pm
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

ROOMS FOR COLORED-We have rooms
in nearly every section of the city for EN-
ployed persons, in refined homes. Call
Florida ave. NV. -27
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HousEs uNEuRNishEp.

I6 ROOMS, baths can be used for 2
families; immed occupancy; located at
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville,
Md See first, call OWNER, WI. 557O.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ENGLISH BASEMENT. - rooms, 8 baths,
gear garage, oil heat, beautifully fur
nished and equipped for entertaining;
$3.50 month Inspection by appointment.
LINKINS Co. exclusive agent. 1918 st.
WILL SHARE suburban Virginia home
With 8 employed girls. ali privileses. Falls
LoCAfEib9 assf i9l IN w LOCUST HILLS, MD. ad.
jacent to the Naval Hospital and National
Institute of Health. Now vacant. contains
living room, dining room, kitchen. 3 bed
rooms and !. baths: 2-car garage. Owner
will lease, for $500 and be content with
call csiI'ne GE' s3o3. PHfIL.iiPs' cANBY &
FULLER, INC, Realtors, Ma. 1900. 1912
ct
Evening star., 1947-02-22
TABLE BOARD.

BREAKFAST, 7-e am. 40 cents; dinner,
81 pm s5 cents; weekdays: Sunday
dinner, 12 noon to 1:30 pm. SLAUGH-
TIERS, 1927 10th st. NV. (nr. Dupont
Evening star., 1947-02-22
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR PROVIDENCE-Will
exchange on rental basis, 6-room modern
house near school for similar in Providence
or vicinity. Call Gil. 7446. -23
Evening star., 1947-02-22
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
VET VANS OF VA.-All white vet. help;
moving. packing. storage, Grating. shipping.
n 1901, OK. 1924: ewes. CHI. 1850,
ACME MOVING a STORAGE CO.-Local
and long distance No job too large and
none teo small Ii 100
LET SHELTON BROS. do your moving. NO.
$500. Expert service: experienced white
men: night moving. Call before IN.
FURN. MOVING; trunk, baggage and par
eel deliv. We care for the things you
care for" AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL
RslkagHRyi RasAkigNTR yiETkksNs RA sssI MOVING co-s4br
service; furniture moying and rp haTlins' W ns
VETERANS, starting business, will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates:
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
ing a specially. GE. 1851.
VETERANS-Moving and hauling, new
trucks. responsible help. cargo insured.
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 61S9.
SILVER FLEET LINES-Moving, packing.
era ting. shipping: local-long distance. CH.
1908: night, LII JS02-1S01 23s
EDELMAN'S MOVING e. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rate; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving;
storage; local, long dist. moving. ia. 2937.
FX-GI-Moying, packing, storage; will
move your trunk or your home; spec rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER, Gil. 6160.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING; eason-
able rates: night and DAY work. JACK S
TRANSFER CO., NE. 3506 or NO. 03s2.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn. ave.-6 rooms
2 baths, entrance-hall foyer; vacant; sale
or exchange. OWNER. Wo. 0129. %
Evening star., 1947-02-22

Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1947-02-22

NEAh btH AND
brick consisting of II
kitchen and pantry {
size bedrms., modern
floor; full basement,
garage. This home
ate occupancy. Co
Priced for immediat t
BERENTER, 412 ht]
Evening star., 1947-02-22

MAGAZINE EDITOR. single woman, wishes
l or 2-room apt; furnished or unfurnished,
in NV; convenient to downtown Call
weekdays. EX 24OO, Ext 81. 30
lJNFURNISHED 2-3-bedroom apt or hse.,
NV. or Va, conv. grmr. SCHOOL, 500 max;
2 children Interview your convenience.
BINNS. RE. GOO. Ext. 55S1. or WO.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
White Primary Bill
Passes in Georgia as
Senate Drops Fight
fFrom Yesterdays Last Edition.)
By the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Feb. 1s.-Legisla-
tive enactment of Herman Tall
madge's white primary bill was
completed today when the
Georgia Senate yielded to the
House and receded from an
anti-fraud amendment.
The Senate voted, 20 to 10, to drop.
the amendment amid charges by
opponents of the measure that this
action constituted violation of a
"gentlemen's agreement" under
which action on the bill had been
speeded in the Senate.
The bill now will be engrossed and
sent to the Governors Office for
signing by Mr.. Talmadge, elected
Governor by the Legislature Janu-
ary is and central figure in a court
battle over who is Georgia's legal
chief executive. 1t. Gov. M. E.
Thompson Is the other claimant.
The controversial amendment was
one which would have called on Su-
perior Court judges to prosecute
frauds In both the primary and
general election. Proponents of the
bill charged this would wreck the
measure by bringing it under State
control and thus subject to attack
in the Federal courts. The United
States Supreme Court has held that
Negroes cannot be barred from
State-regulated primaries.
Under the Talmadge plan, party
primaries will be club affairs con-
Quoted under party rules instead of
State laws.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
NLRB Denies Fight
On Company Unions
By the Associoted Press


The National Labor Relations
Board today "categorically denied
testimony of a Weirton Steel Co.
attorney before the Senate Labor
Committee, including charges that
the NLRB sought to wipe out inde-
pendent unions.
Senator Morse, Republican, of
oregon, suggested the board should
have an opportunity to reply to the
accusations made February IL by
Earl F. Reed, attorney representing
the Weirton company. % -.
The board today submitted its IL
page reply, along with affidavits,
and described some Of the Reed
charges as based on "heresay on
heresay."
Mr.. Reed said the board had tried
"in every way" to eliminate nom
affiliated union at the companys
West Virginia plant. He also
charged that the board installed
representatives in the CTos union
headquarters and that these repre-
sentatives attended secret meetings
"at which CIO leaders paid bribes
to officers of the independent union
to induce them to betray it by going
over to the CIO."
The board defended its policy on
independent unions-those affiliated
with neither the AFL or CIO-and
said that of 270 cases involving
charges of company domination
during the past year only 81, or 1879
per cent, resulted in disestablish-
ment of the accused unions. More
over, the board said, independent
unions won 81 per cent of the 722
board-controlled elections in which
they participated.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
CHICAGO Livestock

able sHIcAao RoAs 1853 5ss &c tots i9S6 sctss
barrows and gifts. 25 to mostly so
higher, compared with Wednesdays aver
age; sows, rs higher: good and choice
top, $3.50, on weights under $40 pounds:
100000 pounds, -2650-27.25: 3o0-350
cogsi p 5o:$3 $t;s mes a@SSsstfy $s.7S IT, e 4SS:
able calves, 1,000; total. 1000: ted
steers and yearlings fully 25 lower; year.
ling heifers shared decline absence Of
weekend slaughter due to holiday a
weakening factor: most, medium to good
steers 19.00-24 so: nothing choice here
tepned at $500; good oepound heifers,
and heifers, 24;00; stock. cattle flr3m N
scarce; beef cows easy at 12.00-1 90
mostly; Gamers, cutters and sausage bulls
firm; Gamers and cutters bulked at ESQ.,
1125; heavy SAUSAGE bulls sold freely
at 1850: best BE beef o bulls. 1900; vealers
=, salable sheep, 5000: total. 5000; very
fully steady with wednesdays best tine;
or $3.50 and better for carlots good
and choice fed wooled lambs: load mostly
medium and gooda 109-pound SLAUGHTER
ewes fully steady at 900.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
General List Slides,
But AirIines Enjoy
Furry in Forenoon
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-stocks
generally drifted to moderately
lower levels in today's market with
out being given much Of a push.
Scattered favorites made a little
headway now and then. Airlines
enjoyed a forenoon furry On the
upside but failed to follow through.
Dealings were quiet after q fairly
active opening. Declines Of frac-
tions to a point or more ruled near
the fourth hour with extreme set
backs reduced in the majority of
cases.
Wall Street remained somewhat
Bearish because the list, as a whole,
has refused to respond to the flow
of exceptional dividends and earn
ings. The cloudy foreign picture
persisted as cautionary influence.
Timid bids were based partly on
the idea the market might have
been oversold.
Ahead at intervals were United
Air Lines, Pan American Airwayc,
Eastern Air Lines. International
Paper, U. s. Rubber and Wool
worth. The stock split-up proposal
again buoyed Johns-Manville.
Losses were recorded for Youngs-
town Sheet, Bethlehem, Chrysler
General Motors, Goodyear, Inter-
national Harvester, Southern Rail
way, Chesapeake & Ohio, Kennecott,
General Electric, Eastman Kodak,
Allied Chemical, Westinghouse and
Owens Illinois.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. C.'''A-27
Dorsey. and Woods
Elected as Trustees
Of Legal Aid Bureau

Harryman Dorsey and Edwin M.
Woods were elected to the Board of
Trustees of the Legal Aid Bureau at
the annual meeting of the bureau
yesterday. The new members sue
ceed Seifords M. Stellwagen and
Seton Darr. both of whom died In
recent months.
Other members of the board re-
elected were Dean Helen Arthur
Adair Of the Washington College of
Law, Judge Fay L. Bentley, Wilbur
L. Gray. Dean James ]. Hayden Of
Columbus Law School, Arthur Hell
len, Lawrence Koenigsberger, George
Maurice Morris, Godfrey Munter,
Dean Hill Stanley of National Law
School and Dean william c. Van
Week sof George Washington Law
School.
Staff attorneys reappointed were:
Henry H. Brylawkski, Mrs. Elizabeth
M. Cox, Scott P. Champion, Mrs.
Willie N. Gauss, Mrs. Irene Kennedy,
Ambrose j. Kiley, Mrs. Pearl B.
Klein, Allen M. Mesirow, Col. Ellis
B. Miller, Francis w. Taylor and
Andrew D. Voseolas. Volunteer at
torneys appointed were Harry S.
Boteler, John D. Conner, Donald D.
Dalton, James w. Dickey, Mrs.
Arthur Dunstan, Edwin r. Fischer,
L. j. II. Herwig, Robert @. Hilldale,
Grover G. Kane and Wiley Maroon.
The Legal Aid Bureau, founded
in 1912 by members of the Bar As
ISOLATION as a Community Chest
Agency, seeks to provide adequate
legal assistance in civil matters for
those unable to pay for the services
of attorneys. Allan Fisher, director
of the bureau, in his annual report
to the trustees, disclosed that 1892
cases were handled last year, an
increase of nearly 80 per cent, which
nearly parallels the number of new
cases involving problems Of return
ing veterans.
Domestic relations problems were
involved in 1915 cases, and real
estate and other housing matters in
SGT. The bureau referred 639 cases
to private attorneys because the
subject or the individuals involved
were not within the scope of a So
cial agency. Nearly 200 other cases
involving social rather than legal
problems were turned over to other
social agencies.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Ickes 10 Be Commentator
On Silver Spring Station

From Yesterdays Last EditionJ
Harold l.. Ickes, former Secretary
of the Interior and already news
paper columnist, has decided to be-
come a radio commentator as well.
Mr.. Ickes signed a contract today
with Radio Station WGAY for a
series of weekly broadcasts at $50
pm. each Tuesday beginning March
4. The station is in Silver Spring.
The contract was signed during a
press conference at Mr.. Ickes' Office
at 1924 Prospect avenue NV. Pres
ent plans call for him to broadcast
exclusively over WGAY, but later
arrangements will be made to make
transcriptions available to stations
elsewhere.
While the terms of the contract
were not revealed, it was stated that
Mr.. Ickes has been assured Of
complete freedom" in preparing his
broadcasts He said he was reserv-
ing the right to approve or disap-
prove any sponsor The contract
calls for 13 broadcasts with options
to continue.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Washington Produce

(From the Department Of Agriculture;
PRICES pais FEB. wasshinston. sn.,n.s .nn,.
to fair demand. Prices paid for Federal
State graded eggs received from grading
Srowns. ssssgms mixed eoors u Grade A, arse,
81. Commercially graded eggs, grade A,
massiv laessl Az. Current receipts ss-4o'
LIVE PoULTRY-Market irregular.
Fowl Arm. 2 higher and in light supply.
and l lower. Fowl. heavy type. 32-35:
light type. 20-22; broilers, fryers and
f0fsfassas fpsRfaEsssasED @PpouLTRY decd and some
western box packedJ-Market about steady
with prices unchanged excep: on roasters.
paid fob. Washington. fowl. heavy, 391a-
40Ia. Broiiers, 36-37 Fryers, 32:
roasters, 31a pounds. 80; 4-4Ka pounds,
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb 20 G1.--Wheat scared
wse1 ngbf IN sn. Of
shortly before noon. A new 27-year
high was established by the March con-
it had met resistance earlier in the
week
Earlier. the nearby wheat contracts
showed strength The sharp upturn In
nearby months which ,deyeloped in, mid
session again widened the spread be-
Corn and oats were firm in line with
the strength in wheat. Corn was helped
equaled their all-time record at $3.50
e hundred pounds TRADE r,y vas he heavy Y
wheat at noon was 4h to 5A higher
than yestsrday's finish: March; o222sAi
oats. M-1A hIsher: March. 8Oh.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
N. Y. Bond Market
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