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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03
McComb Okoyed
Woge-Hour Chief

Washington, d. C.-The appoint
ment of William r. McComb as
Administrator of the Wage and
Hour and Public Contracts Divi-
sions has been unanimously con-
firmed by the u. S. Senate. Mr..
McComb, formerly Deputy Admin
istrator of the Divisions, declared
that his administration of the
Wage and Hour law would seek
to bring the benefits of the statute
to all workers and to all employ
ers who were intended by Congress
to be subject to its terms.
"The Fair Labor Standards Act
and the Walsh Healey Public Con-
tracts Act" Mr.. McComb declared,
shave been accepted generally by
employers as well as by employees.
These two acts which set basic
labor standards in interstate COM
merce and for the performance on
government contracts have become
vital part of the nations hu-
manitarian legislation - of direct
benefit to more than 20 million
covered workers.
'The acts have been accepted
also as beneficial to business, par
ticularly in protecting fair-minded
employers from the cut-throat
competition of a small minority
who would use their bargaining
power to depress labor standards
in an effort to lower their costs
and thus to gain a competitive adj
vantage.
"The country as whole, includ-
ing labor, management and con-
sumers, has come to realize that
the establishment of fair labor
standards is fundamental to the
American system.
Particularly is this true with
respect to the nine million unor-
ganiZed workers covered by the
Wage-and-Hour Law. | consider it
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03
JAMES J. STEWART

James j. Stewart, 24l West
Church alley, died March II in his
home, following a long illness. He
was rs.
Mr.. Stewart was born in I'm
perial, Pa, and lived here for about
SO years. He was employed last at
the Pioneer Pottery and affiliated
with Local Union 203, National
Brotherhood Of Operative Potters.
He leaves a foster-son, Thomas
Stewart at home; a stepdaughter,
Mrs. Kathryn Morrow of East Liv-
erpool; sister, Mrs. Cora Cline of
East Liverpool, and several
nephews and nieces. His wife, Mrs.
Eta Douglass Stewart, died in
January, 1916.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Frederick II. Gillette, rec
tor of St. Stephens Episcopal
Church. Burial was in Spring
Grove Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03
Urge Quick
Passage OF
Tuft Bill

Washington, ID. C. 0LNS).-
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Jr., ma
tional housing chairman of the
Veterans Committee (AVC), urged
quick passage of a ''liberalized'
Taft-Ellender- Wagner long range
housing bill before the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
as "the major weapon needed to
attack the housing crisis"
Roosevelt said that recent Eu-
reau of the Census survey demon
strates that the average veteran
is faced with "a crushing housing
problem" Veterans are unable to
afford either the rental or pur-
chase cost Of the new housing now
being produced" he said. "The
comprehensive housing program
proposed in the Taft. bill should be
amended to hold out additional in
centives to builders and to protect
veterans"
at is clearly impossible to sur
vey the recent housing problem
and deny that immediate action is
necessary" Roosevelt declared. Tf
the Congress refuses to act it is in
effect saying to veterans: we
know that you face a housing
problem and we are grateful to
you for having won the war, but
don't bother US with your trou-
bes'." He added: 81 am sure that
Congress will not take this atti-
tude."
Roosevelt said that to induce
builders to engage in rental hous-
ing projects in the face of current
high costs, the TEW bill should be
amended To reduce interest rates
on insured loans on rental and mu-
tual ownership housing from to 3
per cent and to extend the amorti-
zation period from 40 to so years.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03
ARTHUR c. TOWNLEY

AN j III u IL y. IOV NILE
Arthur Charles Townley, 1857
Lisbon street, died Tuesday at $40
a. m. in City Hospital, following a
two-month illness. He was 35.
Mr.. Townley was the son of the
late Arthur G.. and Louisa Town
ley. He was born in East Liver
pool and spent his lifetime here.
He was jiggerman at the Hall
China Co.
He was member of Local
Union No. II, National Brother
hood of Operative Potters and of
the Eagles Lodge.
He leaves two sons, Charles
Townley and Donald Townley, a
daughter, Dolores Townley; and
three stepchildren, Donald Gallo
way, Nancy Galloway and Alice
Galloway, all at home; sister,
Mrs. Elsie Evans of East Liver
pool, and a half-sister, Mrs. Bell
Carter of Salinevile.
MUGS WtfG Iitiu iilt quay dI
p. m. in the Martin Funeral Home
by Rev. Frederick II. Gillette, rec
tor of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church. Burial was in the Column
biana Memorial Park.
X X
PEARL BUCK
Pearl Buck, u, died Tuesday at
a. m. in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Buck, 400
Grant street, Newell, following an
eight-month illness.
She formerly worked in the clay
shop at the Edwin M. Knowles
China Co. She was member of
the National Brotherhood of OPP
erative Potters and of the Mt.
Zion Methodist Church at Spencer,
w. Va.
She leaves her parents, a daugh-
ter, Patricia Ann Buck; three
brothers, Landy Buck of Newell,
Brownie Buck in the Navy at
Memphis, Tenn, and Alvia Buck
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03

and to recommend a comprehen-
sive program consistent with the
rights of liberties guaranteed by
the Constitution"
By far the most effective
weapon against Communist pene-
tration and infiltration is "merci-
less public exposure of the men
and methods utilized by Com
munists to gain influence and con-
troll over political, civic, social and
other organized activities in a
community" Such campaign,
Mr.. Green declared, would "accom-
plish more than a thousand Grim
inal penalties directed solely
against their formal political ac-
tivities. The force of the Com
munist-inspired persuasion withers
when brought out into the open.
Our answering adherence to the
freedom of speech and of the press,
our ability to expose the true ma
ture of Communism in open dis
cussion and debate, will greatly
strengthen the ability of Ameri-
cans to purge themselves of the
false prophets Of a phony Utopia"
Mr. Green proposed require
ment for public disclosure of the
sources of funds received or spent
in any political activity, whether
by an organization or an indi-
vidual.
"Bring the sources of funds sup
piled for a political purpose into
the open and the sources of the
subversive and seditious and po-
litical activity would promptly dry
up" he said.
Communism can be combatted
with equal force through a cam
paign Of education, Mr.. Green said.
The American press, churches,
schools, organized labor, citizen
groups, all share in responsibility
"to bring home forcefully to the
average American the advantages
and benefits Of our private enter
prise system and of our free insti-
tutions, he pointed out.
"While there remains much to
be done to advance the real income
and the standard of living of
while they have not
achieved the full standard of liv-
ing to which they are entitled
Mr.. Green said, "the fact remains
that in no country in the world has
the A meri lean standard been
matched and in no country of the
world do workers enjoy the same
degree of industrial democracy as
in America. The attainment by |
the people of the United States of
the highest standard of living in
the world and their enjoyment of |
greater freedoms than are afford
ed i'm any other nation are not an
accident. They are the
product of voluntarism and of the |
democratic way Of life. Fuller |
knowledge and better understand
ing Of our ways and institutions
are a powerful safeguard against
he inroads of foreign ideology."
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03
Secretary Of Labor Shows
Measures Before Congress
Would Open Door To Chaos

Washington, D. C. (LNS).-In speech which clearN
revealed the weaknesses of current labor legislation seeking
to hamsrng organized labor Secretary of Labor L. B.
Schweenbach emphasized the need for continuance of free
collective bargaining and pointed to the convincing industrial
peace record of the u. S. Cancellation Service
Secretary Schweenbach spoke at the California Insti
tute of Industrial Relations, Berkeley.
Discussing bills in Congress featuring the creation
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03


and butter contracts to millions of
wage earners. They also affect the
profits of industry, the volume of
consumer purchasing power and
other factors that can stimulate or
retard the smooth function of our
economy"
Use of the secondary boycott to
thwart the decisions of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
should be prohibited, Schwellen-
bach said. With the growth of the
labor movement, unions should also
be required to make public their
financial transactions. He added
that most unions do so already.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03

at home, and two sisters, Mrs.
Donna Waggener of Akron and
Mrs. Ivy Jones of Barberton~
Rites were held Wednesday at
7:30 p. m. in the late home by
Rev. Roy M. Vaughn, pastor Of the
Church of the Nazarene. Burial
was in Mt. Zion Cemetery at Spen-
Ger Thursday morning.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-04-03

my special duty to see that these
unorganized and for the most part
low-paid workers receive their fair
and just payments for their labors
under the provisions of the act.
81 shall attempt to carry out the
administration of the acts in ac-
cordance with the intent of the
legislative body"
Mr.. McComb was nominated by
President Truman on March 7 fol-
lowing announcement of his ac-
ceptance of the resignation of L..
Metcalfe Walling.
Ask for Union Labeled merchan-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
Novy stat prolasen " Indonesii

Denpansar, Bali. - Druhy
rok v utvorenf Spojenych Stat6
Indonesie byl predsevzat zde
rs. prosince, kdyz prozat1mni
stat Vychodni Indonesie byl
prohlasen jmenem kralovny
Vilem1ny Nizozemske.
Novy stat zaujima celou Nj
zozemskou Vychodn1 Indii ma
vychod cd Javy a Bornea WI
ma Move Quincy a ma lidna-
tost vice nez 100000 a jest
z nejbohats1ch oblasti Indie.
Prvnf krok v organisovanf
|Spojenych Statn Indonesie byl
podniknut Cherbonu pred
nekolika tydny, kdyz dohod-
mutt nynf schvalene holland
skou vladou, uznalo Indones-
skou republiku ma Jave, Su-
MATTE a nekolika mens1ch In
dickych ostrovech, kde jsou ty
nejbohatS1 zinkove dolly Indie
a bohata olejna zridla.
TTet1 krok Dude podniknut
pr1stf mes1c v Pontanaku "a
konferenci, kde Borneu ma sc
dostati podobne formy statu
jake Vychodnf Indonesii. O
statutu holandske Move Cute
ny Dude rozhodnuto pozdeji.
Snad polovina ostrova Dude
zahrnuta do Vychodnf Indone-
sic.
Indonesska republika, W.
chodni Indonesie a Borneo sta
nou Sc rovnopravnymi federal
mimi partnery We Spojenych
Statech Indonesie, ktere spolu
s Nizozemskou domovinou bu-
dou tvoTiti Uni pod holland
skou korunou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
Kongres vyslechne poselstvi
presidenta Trumana 6. Iedna.

Kongres vyslechne poselstvi
presidenta Trumana 6. ledna.
President Truman Sc rozho-
dl definitivne predloziti sve "a
konodarne poselstv1 novemu
kongresu dine 6. ledna 1947,
nenf vsak jeste rozhodnuto,
IDA toto poselstv1 prednese
sam.
Pc tonic prvnim po~selstvi
ma pax dine 8. ledna byti ode
vzdano kongresu poselstvf dru
he, kter6 by Sc zabyvalo W.
hradn6 otazkami hospodafsky
mi a 10. ledna poselstvf k otaz-
kan rozpoctovym. Ohledn6
poslednfch 2 poselstvf vsak ne
jsou zmeny vylouceny.
PresidentGv tiskovy tajem-
nix Charles c.. Ross prohlasil.
re ono prvnf poselstvf Dude le-
tos znacn6 kratS1 nez to z roku
minuleho a cteni Dude trvat a.
81 80 az 40 minut.
Poslednf poselstvf, do ktere-
no byly pojaty vsechny otazky
81 vyzadovalo dolby ctenf' no
din.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03

Cinske narodni shromazdsni
formalne schvalilo novou
gstavu.
Vstoup1 v platnost "a rok, ale
|jezto komuniste boykotovali
parliament, nen1 valna vyhlid-
ka ma mir.
Marking. - Pc odkladech
plnych deseti rok1 episode
nych valkou a vnitrnlmi roz-
broji, Gina ma novou 1stavu,
kterou svrchovanost byla vlo-
zena v ruce lidu a jez zarucu-
je prava.
Document byl formalne pTi-
|jat narodnfm shromazdenfm
rs. prosince bez 1casti zastup-
CT jednoho z dGlezitych 1sek1
lidu = komunist1, kteri Sc ro-
zesli s 1strednf vladou.
Koalicnf vlada ma mfste n.y.
nejsf, vytvorene pouze jednou
stranou, Dude zTfzena V ramci
teto move 1stavy, ktera vstou-
p1 v platnost ode dneska "a
rOk.
Zda-li komuniste Sc prihlasf
k 1casti We Wade, ukaze Sc v
pffstfm roce. Bylo pouze O.
znameno, re sesiluji svoji or
ganisaci.
John Roderick, korespon-
dent Associated Press, jenz
ztravil nekolik mesic1 v Yena-
nu, kapitolu rudych, oznamil
odtamtud, re income komunis-
tickle Politbureau bylo roz-
mnozeno, nebot do neho povo-
lani tri clenove z Mandzurie.
To jest vykladano jake uznanf
dGlezitosti Mandzurie v poll
|tickem ramci strany a jake u
vedomen1 gen. Cankajska, re
komuniste nemaji v 1myslu O.
pustit Mandzurii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03

ztravenych byvalo velmi ticho,
bylo Ease jednou veselo. Do
konce i nejmlads1 kadet dovo-
Iii 81 projevit sve m1nen1 O nej-
blizs1m zasahu pumy a zkratil
jeho vzdalenost ma 5 m. Kdyz
Sc pax dokonce odvazil pozna-
menat, re pri tom nemel nej-
mensf strach, Charlie Long no
rychle poucil, re mu to nikdo
neveTi, a zatlm co Sc kadet S
uzardenfm sklanel mad svym
puddingem, vykladal Charlie
Long svou starou dobrou teo-
Ri O prime zavislosti hrdinstvf
a nedostatku frantasie. Starry,
ktery patrne vedel neco o spo-
lupraci letadel a ponorek, ne
prisel k obedu a objednal 81
kavu a sandwiche ma m1stek;
avsak neobvykly tezky kour
burmanskeho cherootu, ktery
Sc tail cd mGstku, prozrazo-
val, re mu bylo veselo. TAX
bylo priznano v j1delne to-, co
by v jeho prftomnosti bylo ne
NONE, re Sc starry osvedcil,
"all right" Kdyby byl O tom
vedel, bylo by no velmi udivi-
10, re dGstojn1ci britskeho OBJ
chodnfho lodstva sc snfzili k
tomu, ably chvalili kapitana,
coz v dobach plachteni bylo
|naprosto nemozne.
Jen Mr.. Stone, druhy d1stoj-
mix, ktery Ia naletu obsluho-
val obranna della, medal Sc to-
no vecera vyrusit re sveho xii
du a byl zamlkly. Teprve pri
KAYE poznamenal: latter all,
it was not bad fun. CetaT ia
romfr Vacul1k, kdyby tehdy
byl ma lodi Elektra, by asi byl
|tytez pocity vyjadril slovy
"byl to, panove, ohromny ben
=
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
Western Union smi zvysiti
saZbY O 1OW.

Federaln1 komunikacnf w.
Dor povolil Western Union Te-
legraph Company zvysiti svf
dosavadn1 sazby O 1919.
Ma dobu neurcitou bylo po-
voleno zvysenf sazeb platnych
ku dni IL. cervnu, kdy bylo' po-
voleno prvn1 zvysenl O 1917
Jelikoz prvnf zvysenf O 1919
vstoupilo V platnost jiz drive,
budou nynf zvyseny sazby pou-
re O 1917. Western Union "a
dala zvysen1 0 1870 mad nyni
platne sazby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
Tisice valeGnych stromkI
spSleno.

San Francisco. = Zapadn1
trh vanocn1ch stromk1 ma KITE
rem zadalo Sc az $3.50 Ia sto-
pu = rozplynul Sc v kouri.
V obvodu zatoky St. Fran
cisco ma 10000 stromk1 bylo
spaleno, jezto Tide necht6li je
kupovati "a inflacn1 ceny.
George Spaur, pTfrucf stat
nlho lesn1ho, odhadl, re 1O0,-
900 z 100000 stromka ma trhu
nebylo prodano a byly spale-
ny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
WiIkie zanechal $3.50, 992.

Wendell Willkie zanechal
S559,992.24, kdyz zemrel dine
8. Tfjna 1914. Republikansky
presidentsky kandidat v roku
1910 zanechal osobn1 majetek
a pTfjem z Is procent pozIsta-
losti sve zene a 25 procent sve-
mu synovi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03
Pc cote matkou.

Covington, KY. - PAM Ma
bel BaIdridge, 43 leta stara z
Fleming County, KY, porodi-
Ia sve cote d1te hocha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-03

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

RANCH-TYPE BRICK home located in the
beautiful Ravenwood small-estate section
Wooded " nSSiO with toWerinE trees and dosWood.
Large studio living I'm. with, fireplace.
den, master bedroom with private bath
two other large bedrooms and bath. Rec
reation room l5x35) with built-in bar
sPa Na oSeetien eEisas to Ass call
ysaEIy saszs $500 per saS on{S ;,ssa aE9haE 5zY5
hAsoN hriinason! EshN var c2 ss5s sves and
GEo8GETowN, Gfs ssIsN July to Sept. IA bed
siss s9Es 81 sist htF Ri. N.&.1ssio. Six rooms 2
baths r.aen % heat aasGrs nsn.s R5Sss
SsGs nSsT SST isI saszS Sh AR g. sS ass rms:
baths gar EsTsse o eompaefeS ca W. fssh ss5s
after ate a 4 PM. or Ma, $40 Mon. from
m. to Il noon: Mr.. GENAu; u,o,,.
garage; excel. cond.; accepting applications,
$500 per month: occupancy ABOUT Ju.s
18th; 2-year lease to responsible parties
RE-; REf;sTRIcTED SUBURBAN neighborhood;
4-bedrm furn. home, convenient TO every
ea thiPs ri r. FRY Efes dssns hNc Reasor sa WI
WIFE OF NAVAL OFFICER on overseas
duty, wishes to share Alex. house for
summer with couple or husinesswomen:
| private bath, screened porch, garden;
cool and attractive: near busllne. Can
| Alex 1l4f mornings.
DIPLoMATS-H you are interested Y
| leasing large, furnished house, IN one OF
| the best diplomatic sections. call imms.
diately; $3.50 mo-, Tyr. lease. CO. So
evenings, DE. 0222, or write Box lSS-M
LOVELY 4-BEDRooM furnished home, In
restricted suburban nei9hborhood, avail
able Immediately: only S225 per month
| Cali E. NJ. FRY, INC, Realtor, WI. 6a4o
aLEx.NDRIa-July and August, com.
/ pletely furnished. 3-bedroom colonla
house, garden, $3.50 per month IE
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrooms. sleep
! ins porch, nice yard. Owner reserves
I room, S35 wk.. JulyAusust. oL la2s
FURNISHED HOUSE, webster ST. mr. Ga
ave NV, Sl7j per mo. Liv. and din. rms,
kit. bedrooms and bath. garage; NIGEL!
furn Box 4Q0-L, Star -
/ N" ST. NV, near Conn ave- bedrms.
IL baths. living rul.. dining rm.,, Kitchen
I! Completely redeeorated and furnished
ready for immediate occupancy. Slst
monthly Box 4S1-I. Star. 20
COUNTRY CLUB HTLLS-one Of Arling
toms most beautiful homes: bedrooms
3i2 baths. furnished, $3.50 per month
month to- month lease SIMPSON 4 NAYS
Realtors $500 wilson blvd. cH, guIf
OK. 1856. SIS
Evening star., 1947-06-27
APIS. FURNISHED Cont j

t4tA ST. N.W.-subiet. July to Sept. 1
1-bedrm. furn. ant: reliable couple, no
psts or ehildren: lge; wel,run spt bldg
y NV; =, sae a, M Es s,., en- co. $500 Ext
tit, bath apt complete floor porches,
a11255 per month; quiet couple only ,s no
ssos . fRoNT ROOMS and kitchen; share
"a 1ss4 ostsin ( 81. NE, aps Ia rooms. kitchen
no pets; adults only; 500 month. Phone
GfRL. Sz.aS. to share modern furnished
sSsi sSs Der nm mo. ssPs Ps 1st W st. NV, IA sSo7
siss WYOMING AVE N.w.-Desirablss spt.
iaSG. iasG rFgl1S pgi Ssssr ssr. NV, Apt. 4-1e.,
monthly. no. 723I after z pm. -sS,.
sryproa as. NM .fn,!s .s4s f hes and auss ssth
rs min. transp.; s35, Box 271-J. star
l.RM AFT. to share with cple: $50. $40
ayiss TYR cIxlafo,;3NM "a no; AR 81 sT. NV. Apt. 45-
Liv. rn., bedrm,. kit, dinette, bath. shower;
fsiGHas;rsapD siHS; 81 ospg aPq.. subl.t or bedrms
July and Aug; Bethssda' Md air-eoSdeo'
GEosaaEsrowN-In hom. Of artist; entire
foor; windows. in 2 beautifully fur
nished living-bedrooms, modern bath In
Ing facilities, large closets; unusual maid
service; access to beautiful studio for art
work: s175 for z or 8. $3.50 Prospect
HDERLY COUPLE have home with z, apts.
4 rooms and private bath each; viii rent
one year round, other for winter months
you must have good references, no children
or pets W. W. GRIFFITH, Laytonsyille
Nd, Gaithersburg 366-J-3. -29
LIVING ROOM, bedroom and semiprlvate
bath; $40 1716 21st st. n.wr DRUR1
REALTY CORP. 1887 K st., RE. 1Md33 M
eRr, f1s.22, wanted to share apt. witt
two girls; $50 month. Call Ho. 352i
after $50 pm. for details. 3420 l3tf
Evening star., 1947-06-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERM. INTERIOR DEPT. ENGINEER-
2-bedrm. unfurn. l1s house, vicinity Mac Mi
UNFUiRN. HOUSE in suburban D. C.; 3
or bedrms.: excel. care and upkeep guar.
yearly basis. can furnish excel lei. coMDR;
NAVY COMMANDER-Leass SO nm. furn.
sPS S Il aANY No YEaRs III saSs e Business g.
perience I have never dealt with more more
ths previous 0e0
ordered to Washington. this family. in
cluding three boys. hopes. to find three
ished. Other references available. Phone
PERMANENT III sGSs washington businessman,
bedroom unfurnished home, vicinity
Chevy Chase or American University Park.
caPTAfN ca1@s hS m n REGULAR NAVY with wife
and children desires 8 or bedroom
nouSs on Ct %nfurn W
sS 9sS up t. sloo cApF %oPtn THcKNEY so
bsdrm; house or apt. furn. or unturn.
LADY, very deserving and experienced,
desperately needs to IL room house
syllable to rent rooms TO LADIES
care; furn. or unfurn. Box s7e-L 81. Star.
NEED 9 BEDROOMS: @ unaurnishsd,i as',dian in viz
sess e oy 5SsS n 4 iiS1 SENKiNs
Rent, Re- = SO SO per ~ month. @ TE. ssss. as.
NAVY 1T. wife, 2 children. perm. assign.
Kafe KsR r. Rsd5 5as ET a or shsS .s2.
s-BEpRooM UNFURN. HOUSE. Yard.
doetor does nn and ay not sgs s
s.ss 81 sfDso6%s, pss5ss sT; =. vest et
Hfs sss ca can 'fs d. Is
Il. IL coMpR. LApE, wife and and. 5-yess.olss
bedroom house. prefer with maids quar-
aRafGssff sRfTfsH EMBassY afes emeal REQUIRES ] or
3 bedroom furnished house; preferably
CHEVY cfsn sahsss. chsss To- aoyer s0h PARK % small
Children: rent. S140-Sl SO maximum; care
oR sEpkM Rhons HonsE MH 1aas unfsrn
nent residents; best of care guaranteed
ARMY R OFFICER, wife and ye.r.old SON,
furnished: hsSrls preierably in nv section er
COL Set.sIH .a4LLAaHEk, Oliver 1850, Ext; :oI
GNFuRNIsHED 9t FGTH HOUSE OR APT, per
manently employed, family of 3; Washing
ton or vicinity. Phone RE. 1900 any time.
PHARMACIST. living with parents. desires
phone CH 64f,f 29*
PERMANENT WASH. FAMILY with chill
dren, desire unfurn. 8 or 4 bedroom house,
furnished. CHI 1923 or TIE. 6565. 80.
3-BEDRM. unfurn. house within 15 miles
Agric Res. center (Beltsvitle). TO. 6430,
30'
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and child. need
2-bedrm apt. or house, furn., or unfurn
500. OV 1889. 3
NAVAL COMMANDER, wife and well-he.
haved child, desire 3-bedroom house, nice
section NV Washington or Virginia. g
year lease: will redecorate. Reply B. D
cLAGGETT, 271S IS. Paul st. Balti' Bat
more. Md. "a
Evening star., 1947-06-27
ApARIMEhTs EXCHANGED.

CAN EXCHANGE large S1o0 furnished
Arlington estate. apt. for small modern
bedroom, kitchenette and tile bath. SO or
less. viii take apt. without exchannse
EXCHANGE i-bedroom modern apt. in
GEORGETOWN for 2 or 3 bedroom, preferably
NV. Or Arlington. DU. 517s: T
WASHINGTON, D. C.. for Newports y. L.
for r. runfurnished house or apt. Call Green
1sit 1sALfaiMoRE 9aMsHoRE FOR D. ca rooms, kitchen,
hath. unfurnisl1ed, private. low rent. for
sirsiilar or smaller. Ma, O394. 29.
n. Y. FOR WAsH.--3h rms, gas free
idry. privil.. for 2 bedrooms In D. c. Ma.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
HOUSES EuRNIsHEp tcsnt. ]

CHEVY CHASE, MD.--JuE and August.
Colonial brick. rooms. baths, screened
porch. bedrms, air conditioned. I oed-
rm., air cooled; Bendix washer; cool, com
Portable. convenient. WI; 6l52: -2o
FOXHALL VILLAGE - 3-bedroom Turn
home. for summer months, beeinning july
1st; 5000 mo. In advance; best Of refer
ences required. 4424 Greenwich pATkEaJ
NW.-ENTiRE FLOOR. rooms. kitchen
and bath; prefer employed persons nc
small children; $3.50 mo-, utilities furn
call MA. 0647 bet. 2-5 Pm, Fri, Sat
and sun. BOX film, Star. "a
SUMMER RENTAL. Seminary Hills. Alex.
andria Country: cool; but lo minutes
from downtown WASHINGTON; 3z bedrms q
2tz baths; acres of laLd; July 1st-Sept
18th. Call TIE. $685.. --26
44O2 N. n. AVE N.W.-6 r., i b.. oil
hest, porches, immediate possession Sl4o
North woodside. Silver Spring. Md
r., b.. rec. room, maids room. oil heat,
porches. ia acres ground. S165 per mo
Both houses completely furn. THOMAS D
WALSH. INC. Bis 11th st. NV. DI