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Evening star., 1948-05-17

II former Marine James A. Abel
jr., could have his way, a young girl
would 60 back to school next fall
with her eyesight unimpaired.
He has offered one of his own eyes
to 14-year-old Katherine King
whose left eye was injured last
Wednesday by ricocheting BIB shot
from an air rifle. Doctors at Epis-
copal Hospital subsequently removed
her eye.
Mr.. Abel, 2e, Of llOS Good Hope
road Sc. is employed in the electri-
cal department at the Naval Receiv-
ing Station in Anacostia. After
reading of Katherine's accident he
called the child's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond King, 2231 Shannon
place Sc.
He told them he was making the
offer because of a wartime injury
which had threatened to cripple
him permanently. 1t was through
the generosity Of another person
that he is able to walk today, he
said.
I've already had two years of
college," he told the Kings. Il don t
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Mcintyre Urges ice
To LET Amputees Drive
Interstate Vehicles

An appeal to the Interstate Com
merce Commission to allow am
putees to drive vehicles in interstate
commerce was made today by Vice
Admiral Ross Mcintyre.
Admiral Mcintyre, former surgeon
general of the Navy who now is
serving as chairman of the Presi-
dents Committee on National EN-
ploy the Handicapped Week, made
his appeal in a letter which was
read at hearings considering pro-
posals to amend existing regulations.
He put himself on record as favor
ing revision regarding the ortho-
pedically handicapped and making
safety the only consideration"
Hearings before ICC Examiner
Warder Rannells were resumed this
morning after a continuance of
more than five weeks to allow advo-
Gates Of the amendment to secure
further information on the present
status of purchaseable prosthetics.
While no specific proposals for
amendment of existing regulations
have been made. the American Fed
Grafton of Physically Handicapped
and most Of the veterans organiza-
tions are behind the action. 1t is
being opposed by several associa-
tions of bus and trucking companies.
The bulk of the opposition comes
from heavy vehicle operators.
Among witnesses appearing today
was DR.. v. K. Harvey, medical dj-
rector for the United States Civil
Service Commission. who testified
that the Federal Government makes
no distinction between amputees
and others in opening examinations
where the applicant is able to
demonstrate an ability to drive
safely"
Maj Maurice Fletcher. director of
the Army Prosthetic Research pro-
gram. testified that prosthetics cur
rently on the market show tremen-
dous improvement over those in use
eight years ago. He added that he
would recommend amendment of
the regulations to allow amputees to
take examinations as drivers, limit
ing his recommendation only with
respect to those with a total loss of
either both arms or both legs.
The position being taken by the
truck and bus operators is that
safety standards could not be main
tanned in heavy duty vehicles if the
doors were opened to amputees.
The hearings will probably be
concluded tomorrow, attorneys for
both sides said today.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Martin Expects Veto
On Trade Pact Bill 10
Follow Party Lines
BY the Associated Press

Speaker Martin said today he
looks for a straight party vote in
the House battle over the future OF
the Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act.
That would mean the Republicans
riding roughshod over Democratic
opposition and passing their own
bill.
The vote is expected Thursday or
Friday.
The Republican bill is sponsored
by Representative Gearhart, Repub-
lican, of California. 1t would ex-
tend for one year, in curtailed form,
the administrations authority to
make tariff reducing agreements
with other nations.
Speaker Martin told reporters.
"It's a good compromise. The
administration wanted a three-year
extension, but Congress should have
the right to review the act again
next year."
Mr.. Martin said there is nothing
to Democratic contentious that the
Republican high command, by limit
ing the acts lifetime to a one-year
renewal, is getting ready for a re-
turn to the old high-tariff days. He
commented: The world owes us
too much money to shut off foreign
| trade"
Adjustments would have to be
made if our industries are hurt by
low-tariff imports" he said. But
it will be 1850 before We get into
overproduction of goods in this
country and have to protect our
selves against foreign products"
Mr. Martin summoned all House
Republicans to a conference later
today to map strategy for an ex-
pected fight on the floor.
However, the Speaker said fiatly:
The bill will pass. The Democrats
will vote against it, and the Repub-
| licanS will vote for it,"
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Steel Union, Still Firm
Against Red Oath, May.
Force Test Of Taft Act
By the A,soeioted Press

BOSTON, May ia test of the
constitutionality of the Taft-Hartley
Acts non-Communist pledge re-
quirement appeared headed for the
courts today.
The CLOS biggest, union-the
United Steelworkers continued
their 1o-month holdout against the
requirement in the face Of dead
line set for its officers to file the
afidavits in a major case.
The steelworkers' 41-man Execu-
tive Board by-passed the question
In a closed meeting yesterday after
Philip Murray, president of the
union and the CIO, announced his
union was proceeding with the
trial OF the Inland Steel case"
Company Ordered to Bargain.
Inland Steel has been ordered by
the National Labor Relations Board
to bargain with the steelworkers on
pensions If the unions officers COM
piled with the Taft-Hartley Acts
requirement and filed non-Com-
munist affldavits by today.
The unions Executive Board was
handed the question by nearly 5000
convention delegates last week after
Mr.. Murray urged court test of
the constitutionality of the law.
The board is not scheduled to meet
again until next month.
Arthur Goldberg, union counsel,
said that the Inland case could not
be used as a test If the union COM
piled with the law.
$4,000 Steelworkers Involved.
Mr.. Murray has called his refusal
to sign an af1idavit "a matter of
principle"
The unions stand directly in
wolves the pay envelopes of $4,000
steelworkers.
Mr.. Murray told the convention
that the Nations major basic steel
companies have notified him that
they do not intend to negotiate new
wage agreements when present con-
tracts expire unless non Communist
affidavits are signed.
Most of the unions 1888 contracts
are two-year agreements with no.
strike clauses which run until April
30, l949.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Hotel Fire Breaks Out
After Guests Deport

A mattress and rug fire, apparent
ly started by a cigarette, brought
eight pieces of fire apparatus to the
Harris Hotel, II Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, early yesterday, but no
one was injured, police reported.
The fire broke out in a fourth
floor room about two hours after
the occupants had checked out
police said.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Lowell to Read Poems

Robert Lowell, poet and consultant
in poetry at the Library of Congress,
will read from his works at McMa-
hon Hall on the Catholic University
campus at $3.50 pm. Wednesday. He
will be introduced by the Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Edward B. Jordan. vice rector
Of Catholic University.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Pittenger to Speak Here

The Rev. Norman Pittenger. a
professor at the General Theologi-
cal Seminary, New York, will speak
at liturgical conference for the
clergy and laity to be held at 5:45
pm. Thursday at st. Stephens and
the Incarnation Episcopal Church,
Sixteenth and Newton streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Michael v. Casey Dies;
Retired Real Estate Editor
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May l7.-Michael v
Casey, 81, for 27 years real estate ed
itor of the New York Tribune and
the New York Herald Tribune. died
yesterday. He was a native of New
York.
He retired last September 80.
One of his most important exclu-
sive stories as real estate editor was
mis- 1880 report that John D. Rookie
feller, jr., planned to build Rookie
feller Center on midtown properties.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
1852 Births Here
In '48 Show Drop
OF o22 in Year

The birth rate in the Dis
trict is dropping behind last
year, the Bureau Of Vital Sta
tistics of the Health Depart
ment reports.
Last year at this time the
number of births reported in
the District was 10,444, while
for the same period this year
only 9,522 births have been re-
ported. The decline is 922.
OF the number of births re-
ported, 6,504 were white and
3,0l8 colored.
The number OF deaths re-
ported also showed q slight
drop. Last year at this time.
3,278 deaths were reported
while in the same period this
year 3,225 deaths were re-
ported.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTs-Beaut. furn.. 4 bed
ms te mo Lease aValoeole Wo h7a4 nay 70
oGso0s5' sm to ssnn pm NSsnis 44s7 ncisathssrs
ONE BLOCK from Chevy Chase, CIRCLE in
Md.--We will rent our comfortsbie s-rm;,
for 5 months beginning May l5; nice
garden, antique furnishings; excellent ref
erences required; 5000 per month. Box
LoVEIY FURNISHED HOME for rent:
Reed Hospital. Liv. rm.. din. rm., mod.
f k and RefTmS bath easast de' For furtReS
RfPzmst5sH HNHz eusnARB ReaiRs "a ea aF' san
couple; near bus; Hillside, Nd Phone HI.
hEAu11ru1. LARGE; mod: hoafs 10 lss gssk ssss
f 7sffs. Near n H. ave. and East-West hwy
CHEVY qaAsa 5sd4as p g. SsS Ssss S Nsyaaa as
under u, i5; rent s1s5. Box s7o-x, Star
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 2sos East-west hwy
-Liv. rm kit, dinette, 3 bedrms bath;
garage; gas heat; partly furn.i Sl5o
eaAkM1Ss elH ssh1 HOME, in astrsstlys Fqss1
iiv. rn. with open f1repl;. sun porch: study.
B'fsaTn bedTms Sin6sG bath and ia1 ard H. one rm;
2nd Fl. with outside entrance: oil furnace
sespRsnf sTks rfoM eHsVY SHAsF
4-bedrm., 2-bath, furn. house: 2-car ga
rage; oil heat; 1925 per mo. Call E. M
FRY, INC, Realtor, WI. 500, 1928 East
conn. AVE. D. C.-S2s5 per mo. COM
pletely furn; contains liy. rm., din: rm,;,
den, Kit; and pantry on lst floor 4 bed o ID
oil h-wh. S. R. MARTIN & CO.. Realtor
DU 1886, ewes, OF. $3.50. IL
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, includes lin.
ems Beautiful 4-bedrm., 3-bath house
overlooking Army Navy Country Club. I'm
mediate possession, 4 months terms. $500
1901 s. Arlington Ridge rd., Arl, Va. lis
Evening star., 1948-04-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVAL RESEARCH fne, 9-5, but math-
ematician and wife need home, unfurn.
apt. s75: no children or loud noises. IA.
seRM. AND BATH APT. apt. bldg. pre-
PHYSICIAN desires attractive unfurnished
2 or more bedroom house or apt. In NV
REs2aRCH Re asGa HISTORIAN. wife and s-mo.-
nished apartment, preferably in north
west section: will suitcase or rent, up to
$50 per month for Or month Period bs
IN NV SEC, utility apt. or Ink, rm
With bath BY yAeaE e%pl woman max, s45i RE
sUBLET HOUSE OR APT. vic Takoma
Park, for 10 wks.. after June /: no chill
dren; rent about 500 per mo. sH. ZOO.
VET. VET WIFE WIFE AND BABY urgently need /
or Or r2vb bedrm wPtr apt ch, 1879. o,d honv
urgently need 1-bedroom unfurn; apart
msnt; to s75. Please. MR. KR1sTaL'
GB GBM. o'HG: 6: S. N. desperately needs J
pay pay $50 to $40 per month, 2:yr. expected
RE. 400. Ext. 5766, 8 am. to pm; II
GENTLEMAN desires quiet apt pvt: bath,
Ink. facilities; nv; SECTION. Mon-Fri;.
8 MONTHS RENT in advance. Veteran,
wife and child need clean unfurn. rms
CHILDLESS TEACHER and wife desire
unfurnished moderate rental apartment.
VIII perform managerial services. Phone
A 3-RM. APT. 2 girls would like with
private bath, is our delight; nonsmokers,
nondrinkers; give ns,a ring; after 6 pm.
BRIDE B iISt AND GROOM 70 BE desire a-rm.,
kit, bath, furnished or unfurniShed apt;
win pay any amount reasonable. Call
NE. 5062 between a;3o and $50.
FAMILY OF THREE, permanent, desire
or bedroom apt lnfprn. or fs. fyrn.'
APT. DESIRED by naval oficer. wife and
small SON; Just returned yrs. overseas.
VETERAN VETERAN AND BR1pE;To- BE wish a two
or three room unfurnished apt. by 1st Of
June; Both working. Max $40 Can
one os sSla of TWO BEDR. APT. or hse.; will
ssys ssy tqyp Wp1p1ER IA 7o7S or RE 4l42: sl Ext
ARMY OFFiCER and wife, school teacher,
desire apt. in Arlington. Cali GIL 0es9
ARMY CoLONEL urgently needs or 8
bedrm.. unfurn. apt. or house in Arl. or
Alex. Call DU. 6s1<. -lS
Evening star., 1948-04-15
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

SMALL JOBS-BIG JOBS-Packing. crat-
ing; any time, days, nights and Suns: !;
van with white driver. $3.50 hr.; van with
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience. with
new van; careful handling: reas rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5l37.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.,,-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage: At. 2159 or FIR. O3s5.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
TSSms szPeEs esck!nns cn Rhons est Nc Slo4
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City, Denver
and Calf: immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLINES, INC. AT. 9153 AT. 1854:
Ex-GI sERvICE-Moving, packing. stor-
age; will take your surplus furn. as pay
on moving No job too small; reas. rates.
GLOVER, RE $3.50. 20
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO =
Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937: after Z pm, GE. 1416.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAuL1SG.EsHst H. IN IS
exper. white help. EN-. 1890. -,
VETERAN, Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
Job too small. Call EARLE, AT. 4951. -2l
REDUCED RATES, average, rooms Of
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment fer 50 per month. Reasonaelf a%W ag rates
TRANS. Co, TIE. 51sS: or after pm,
Evening star., 1948-04-15
ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-Md. & Va.

ARLINGTON-Room for ! or girls. child
accepted tday care). home privileges.
TIE 1900.
NEWLY DECORATED, lge. 1st-ioor furn.
corner rm., for employed couple; bus stop
at door, conv. to restaurants, theaters
and shopping center. Phone FA. 1873.
DBLE BED RIM. for gentleman only. next
to bath. in private home; l0c bus fare to
D c.; also use OF den. Phone Alex. 5113.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM. twin beds pri-
vete dressing room with shower; new
home: $50 month CHI. 1895.
LARGE DOUBLE RM., cool and bright
new pvt; nome. next to semipvt; bath;
unlim phone, good transp.; gentleman de-
Sirsa oVr, Tsfs s25 me s.,ca% gh 1917 RM in rsv
home. Radio and telephone in nm;
transp. at door. Call Gil. 1909 after 7:3C
pm. Id
ARLINGTON-sgl rm. for gentleman. next
to bath, $50 mo. Glebe 9O07. S04 N.
BETHEsDA-Nice comfortable rm.. pvt
bath, large closet Suitable for l or 2:
reas.; cooking PRIVILEGES; ref. required
ATTRACTIVE RM. AND PORCH. for EN-.
ployed woman, S35 mo-; near bus: meal.
CoLoREDELGE. RM.. furn.; elec.; bus q,
door; ladies over 80 with income pref
Write MISS T. COLLINS, Rt. S, Frederick
Evening star., 1948-04-15
ROOMS EuRhIsHep-hothee.

32I MD. AVE. NE, End foor-Nice room
with home privil, for empl. girl or gentle
man 16s
BRooKLAND. 1900 10th st. n.e.-Single
and double rooms near Catholic Uniyer-
sty: bus at door. ii
WOODRIDGE-Private home, dble. rm.,
clean. cool. quiet; inner-spring mattress.
iee. closet, shower, porch and back yard;
gentleman; S35 a month. Ho. 035s.
ITO 18th ST. NE.-Nice 2nd f. front rm,,
or > adults, S35 mo. Apply 500 Mass.
BRENTwooD TGs NHTiSwooD VILLAGE and C. U. VIC
Lge. master bedrm,, nicely furn.: conv.
transp.: empl. cpl. or gentlemen. DU. 0039
4aI4 18th PL.-Master bedroom. 'front.'
twin beds, next bath; $50 each; also
double bedroom of screened porch, So; SO
each DE 0S29 -l6
I5I. 18th ST. N.E.-Large double room, 2
closets: bus at door: $50 sins.e, $40 dou-
903 T ST. N.E.-one nicely furnished
room. laundry privileges, hot plate per
CoLoRED-LARGE, FURNISHED front
room for two men or employed couple; S35
month. Call DU. 1474. -16
Evening star., 1948-04-15
BOATS.

PLYWoOD-duarantee waterproof ma
hosany and ir. =. to p thick length to
20 IT.; closing out small lots at 20G be-
now market. call RICHTER pLYWooD
HDQRS.. new warehouse, 800 Maine ave.
ssi ss-fT. II, MAHOGANY aaes sD.edboat. AID. 2os5.
cHRIs-C CRAFT spEEDBoAr, 24-ft.. "Jese-
bel bel @ 3rd," like neg. ready to go. Sacrifice,
stsF 4as ssS sSTGs H. 1stG 545o Wizard
YACHTMAN. FISHERMAN, attention. In
Al motor dstaehas!e; bargain. cau Ma
a1lP afr aays Rh afSS sfoor stout fsls
oes fsss prss ssnss ss6S SSe' cal. aiy ansaa
cesafayi coMfT So %, is E pa Suits s1s7 q sails
Ratseyl, boat cover, trailer, stainless steel
rigging. chrome-plated hardware, naturally
aess ad s so 1des os asT peasas soaea
MARisE MAR isf0 SUPPLIES. paints. rope. Or. s.-
yRASK !; Pr yY5HsScHo 4 son. 1919 18th
OWNS cRtfsaRs, ~. 80 and ~ IT.;
GERMAN, Distributors. Wo. 6s23 Oh
MEERc5G1RRY ER 51RS ouTBoARD MOTORS, 3, =
for for immediate mi delivery; terms available;
also complete line OF DoatS Ior sport duo
fishing. Open daily, 1880 am; to 5:3O
WARDS 3, sons, NC, 81 virginia aye.
pxckssRp pxsck sG MhnfNE "a ERGNEs RI fs Martin out
board motors, GE plastic, dinghies, Century
sd S.s m Hf }xoK RSsif sfosH s2s; Co. G ef
oUrBoARD MOTOR. Neptune, 2h-h.p.,
$50. 1918 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va
BY oWNER-1e47 25-ft. Richardson Sc
dan cruiser. same, as new; fully equipped:
screens: sleeps 4 1l5-hp I5;l1 ..u Chryssr .yst
nee Can be seen at CAPITAL YACHT
CLUE, 1920 Maine ave, s,w., or phhe9ne
MARTIN Ma Rim oUrBoARD MoToRs-Author-
ized sales and service. Order now for I'M
mediate or future delivery. SHERIDAN
oyTg3oARD RENTAL CO. 6l35 Ga. sYe'' aye
fViNRUDE ~ stfo oUTBoARD MoToRs-Nev q
hip. Sportsman, 3.3-h.p. Sportwin, 8. An .
Zephyr, in stock for immediate delivery
s. KING FULTON. INC, so3 Maine o. ave
sw, Washington, D. c. 20
BRAND-NEW nylon snipe sails. Ex. s29f
ie.FT ie.iE p oIUnTBoARD UT runabout with trailer;
taxes both. Call Gil. 2o7s, lie 3,
SAILBoAT. 10 It, complete: ready foT
water. SI0o. Call NE. 1897 between o
RowBohTs. aaS 1H bT New. IA IT,, cypress and oak;
special, S9950 Free trailer delivery
Tackle. bait, Martin. outhoards LARGSS
SPoRTsHoP. Central ave. at Largo, Mo
Evening star., 1948-04-15
APARTMENTS WANTED .ce.eJ

AIR FORCE PERSONNEL, stationed An
and houses. III. sioo. Ext. 5i22. 8 e e s.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife: 2 babies need ! or OF
refs. 81. ss44 8 10 10 pm. IL
COUPLE, permanently employed. want one
Arlington or Silver spring. Cali Oh. 1000,
Tts TouSG ~ SoTfIh, essTffa 10 p CHILDREN. need
Pissse iessFm eau fVVn Wnisoa 10 1915 sa Ext s9
$50 to weekdays, or BOX ASK. Star.
ALEXANDRIA vIc1N1TY-cple., middle
aged. sensible habits; 1-bedrm., furn- or
%AsTrb APa pasS On aousR sss or
t@urn., urn up up to : $40 mo: mo- around silver sDrina,
Takoma Park or NV section; family con-
mos Of and Gs ny;s ehesfp es s. { yas yss ans sss.
GENTLEMAN desires unfurn. one rm and
kit. pvt. entrance. shower. Call evenings
$50 to 7:3o; all day Saturday, AT. $3.50.
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER, single, needs
small tnrn. or unfurn. apt. IN D. c. apt
bldg. RE. 67o0, Ext. 1851. $50 to 5.
small furn. apt, pref: NV 3. 6. Or nearby
NAVY PETTY oFFIcgR, wife and and s-yr
honsns sna eei5e to s6 F00n 81 ap s5s or
FURN. APT, for couple and his daughter
SO or unaer. ne. ne. or sc. preferred; refer
fases: TWo.RooM APT, g for student and mother; moth
July Jul Df 1. Cali F. LATRAsH, pu. .N sess. sses
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE, BABY AND SON
(4lz) desire furnished apartment up to
$40 RE. 74oo. Ext, 27o3, between 8 and
PHYSICIAN. PLY wife. son i: dsushSsr Ia, m TO- 10
eioE Or seiensy 'fa farnished I Or
s9fHgnShfa auiER RfFES ES1 cPIk 4y e sa mos d.ush
sgAssEs gsekssZs bstXsfn S;tsa $40 ana s. Ask for
nssas BOX ss ssF osf0F1s65 of D6 9ssss ase
rxTENsT. EXAMINER AND WIFE desire
ing. nondrinkine UN. l4o3. IS!
TS1n Hnr dfS5ss Fn ess
1000 MISS LEWIS: 1b'
SSsr eli PH SS5$ sfssF 8
UNFukNisaED UsF faSfsf al APT. WANTEp-one bed
rm.. liv. rm... kit, private bath; quiet
senpls eSSs to Box oRDe5 t'h stat at 'aFHs
and J.; desire furnished apt; up to 500.
BY APRIL .oEone-bedroom apt. fur
nished, pvt; bath and entrance; young
s@s couple, one nend,ipEs5s nSru Tw G5eo ls.
close in; maid service; for one man here
fr9 Government consultation; any reason
sSf Hf1ofD s429e c9TpLE 9 iee desires e
nished apartment. good location, $75 max
SSNDR1Nkhsa soS ngIH; stss; AND NoNsmoK1xo Govt
%s.s Ts "A s4s5 SttsF p% IT,.
erssy esihSa ca 6ap sR 7s4s " to $780, PEs
G. VI. STUDENT and empl. wife desire l.
pets. Can MRS. THOMPSON EN-. 1890
AAiP'ARTMdENT, | or 2 bedrms., living rm..
kit, and bath; businessman and wife; no
ensdIsR oNEsRDkM APT no with FL BATH asSf for return
ing D. c. ofhcer and wife; walking radius
Navy Hds n dn nearly cs yFgna V bk Y e Ms Sss
FuRNIshEb FUR Ptm' III Rooms SONS kit. and bath;
pref NJ Rainier s5.. or Wo9dridgs slso but not
eI dssss SeS1n g sp p2 aov f Drofs f.
REFINED ELDERLY COUPLE desires g.
room kitchen and bath. unfurn. apt, nv
section; no children, no pets. Box sS-V
BRIDE AND GROOM-To-BE, want 2-rm.
kit. bath turn: apt. s5o-s65 mo. Mr..
LET'S, GE. 5705 between 8 and 8 pm.
MY NAME is JIMMY and I am very
an apt for rent in Silver Spring or Ia
koma Park, ss5 or less, please help me to
surprise my parents, by calling between
e. pm. and o pm. Thank you Sligo
Evening star., 1948-04-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1885 ST. N.W.-Young man, refined,
Christian and sober. to share large Eng
lish basement room; excellent food; S4o
i4o8 18th ST. N.w.-comfortable for
young men, 2 square meals a day; rates,
i3aa 70 FAIRMoNT All No Nh NWS.1Young man to
share with another man IN Christian home:
splendid meals co. 3O65 liz
WESLEY HALL-Comprises "a fine, pri-
vate homes in l block. that have been
remodeled and modernized for fullest COM
fort of its residents: cheerful rooms,
running water in room, ample bath facili-
ties; double rooms and rooms for men
to share with men, and women to share
with women; S4S TO S57 so per month.
1926 2lst st. NV, North 5000. -21
WESLEY HALL-Comprlses "a fine, pri-
vate homes in l block that have been
remodeled and modernized for fullest COM
fort OF its residents Cheerful rooms,
running water in room, ample bath facili-
ties. Double rooms and rooms for men
to share with men and women to share
l426 2Ist st; nv. North soss. -l5
Well appointed residence; for business
people; newly decorated rooms; selected
I754 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupoat Circle
Attractive dble. for girls; vacancy to share,
for girls and men; pvt. bath: good food.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l712 New
dble, rms. single studio beds. daily maid
service. switchboard; good food. NO.
1885,
Evening star., 1948-04-15
ROOMS euRNisHEp-s.t. and s.w

?I9 3rd ST. s.E.-Front room, twin beds,
conv. to Pa. ave. transp.: must be seen to
be appreciated: back room. next to bath;
employed couple or gentleman. TR. S67,
2 GIRLS TO SHARE RIM. laundry privil..
twin beds, S35. Call LU. 6746 or FIR.
i05 9Th ST. s.E.-1 lge furn. rm. suit
able for light Housekeeping for two.
1925 H ST. S.E.-Nice large dble. rm.,
porch: near Barney circle FIR. 1890 lis
II3 E. CAPITOL-Large rm., suitable 2
employed private entrance: newly deco
rated. Apply after PM. L. 249s. lie
I21 18th ST. S.E.-NiCe 2na floor front
rm., l or , adults. Apply 500 Mass.
sss sss EAST EAST CAPITOL ST. s,E.-Lse front
rm,,. nicely furn.. twin beds; also single;
rooms. double beds: shower between: pvt
home; unlim. phone: gentlemen; conv.
1911 aoth ST. Sc, of Pa. ,sve.-Lge:
service center of town, Andrews Field and
Census Bureau. Refined gentleman. vi.
i24e PLEASANT ST. sE-Large front
room, gentleman only. AT .S176. lie
COLORED-DOUBLE RIM, for empl. cou-
pie or girls. LU. 1884. lie
Evening star., 1948-04-15
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE liY rm., hedrms., kit,
pvt, bath, large yard, front porch, 500
Der month. util. incl Half block from
apt. in NV, pref. off Connecticut, ave
PHiLADEIPHfA FIJI FOR wAsHINGToN. .Lge.
1-rm apt, in Ph!ls., low rent, tor bedrm
ENGEL. or Box 93-V, Star.
NE-BEDRM. APARTMENT in NV. Sec
ton for one-bedroom apartment or du-
plex in good residential section; reasonable
rent. GE. 1910, phone after 8 pm.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.

MASS. AVE. PARK, 260s 36th ST. NV
Detached brick, rms, baths, servant s
$500. L. +. GRAVATTE, Realtor, f29
5th ST. NV, Ma. 0753.
COLEsyILLE RD.; MD.-Brand.new 7.rm.
home; bedrm. and bath on lst a., h;acre
REALTY Co. RA. 220O. lie
LEXANDRIA-New Groom brick: gas
heat; s125 o mo; HICKS REALTY CO.
dria, Va. OV 1885, OV. 1867. -15
COLORED-5SI2 L ST. S.E.-5-room
bungalow, new, with basement; $50 month.