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Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOME REALTY co.
726 Penna. ave. NV, RE 1897, -
FOLLOW THE CROWD

Cooperative Association, Columbia Heights
Project. We have a limited number Of
and 2 bedroom apartments left. Low
down payment, low monthly payments.
apartment homes at a price you can
anord to pay. Exhibit apartment open
from 10 am. until Q pm. daily and week
ends. Directions are out Columbia pike.
one mile past the intersection of Glebe
rd. and Columbia pike to sign on property,
formation, call selling agents,
Allen -HineS-Rocks Co., RE. 7139
Room 55l; WASHINGTON Building, Washing
:. Our co-operative plan requires the sale
OF 1880 shares of $40 par-value com
mon stock on behalf of Virginia Veterans
COOPERATIVE Association. The proceeds
from the sale of these securities will be
used to acquire all the common and second
preferred stock of Columbia Heights Sec. :,
Incorporated nif1 and and the sales, commission
Columbia Heights stock Because these
securities are believed to be exempt from
registTation. they have not been registered
with the Securities and Exchange Com
mission; but such exemption, If available,
does not indicate that the securities have
peen either approved or disapproved by
the commission or that the commission
ness OF the statements in this advertise
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CO. APIS. FOR SALE

COOP. APT. BY OWNER; $6.69O-1 bed
rm., large liv. rm. and dinette, plus
equipped kit. tiled bath; available to 8
wks.; Naylor Gardens. 81 $40 down. S64 .25
monthly, includes everything. Call AK.
COMPLETELY MODERN APT. In old. re-
fined, well-est. cooperative bldg. near
Roosevelt Hotel. Oppor. to own a spacious
home and live graciously at a most in
ducive low price. This requires immed
investigation If you are seeking charm in
6-rm. home with exposures. Phone
0VERIOoKING Rock Creek Pk.-choice
apt. in fine establish coop; 3 exposures;
large, comb. liy. .rm;- din. rm., 2 bedrms !:
restricsed NO chidrsn s12559; all or
DE LUKE Ist.FLOOR 2-bedrm apt. Apt.
10, 1910 Southern ave. Sc; tmmed. poss.
ss ss1ss .aa sS1 Soo 81 ssF": ssll 9gsR 9Ws Vi sSs
70 inspect. %
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE, a middle-aged lady
will share with working couple, no chill
8 min. from Pentagon, 12 min. from
downtown, S75. Alex. 7434. 152 Wes-
mond dr.. Alex. Va. .
MARRIED COUPLE or ladies share bun
galow, ne. section, with widow: ref Be-
fore noon or after Z pm, DE. 1117. -
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share house with
9497 -
Z" GIRLS or couple to share with /. com
pletely furn., mod. new nome. liv. rm., din.
Yard; &C; COW. e transp. a'H r s' 4eo3 so"ef' PACK
BETHESDA-Lady wishes to share her
gentle home with young lady. Please call
WI O613.
BRICK. UNFURNIsHED, 2 bedrooms. .
baths, oil heat, Off Branch ave. Sc, S11O:
owner will retain rm. with bath in rear
half of basement and share or furnish
utilities. TW. 1896.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. E
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER J,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT lcont. ].

ENGLISH COUPLE, small family, require
Immediately tastefully furnished house Of
character; preferably GEORGETOWN or sim
liar locality; antiques and good decoration
nursery, small inclosed garden needed;
years lease or longer; will pay UP to
$3.50 mo. Phone AID. 0700, Ext. 302-D.
RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL, desires to rent
small furnished house NV. or Chevy Chase;
telephone ofice Ex. $3.50, Ext: 2063:
POP POP IS TRANSFERRING to Washington
December L. .194s, needs a place for us
and nom and big sister (age 612). would
like to lease or sub-lease a house or
apartment close to Grade school for up
and Linda Sue (age %" Box 369-E, Star
-
UNFURNISHED or 3 bedrm. house or
apt; accessible ; s to Chevy Chase Jr. College
ANY TYPE House OR APT. within Is
mi of D. c.. Will repair, decorate, 3 mos
zen re9t % IN advance. Phone Gaithersburg
ARMY COLONEL desires or 4-bedrm.
house in nice neighborhood. Arl. pref, 8
children, 81 80 limit. OIL. 1852. 3
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HOUSES FuRN. OR uNEuRN.

CHEVY CHASE = Detached small home:
paEtIy furnished; 2 baths; adults only.
GuoT HOUSE vi Fos Eli kENr-unturnisbea or BART "a
ly furnished. Within D. C. near Takoma
Pax. Newly decorated s-rm. house with
mod. conv: on acres ground with gear
garage and numerous outbuildings suitable
for poultry or truck farming, dog breed
ing. etc. Productive fruit trees. grape and
rasperry vines 5000 per mo. Address
Va ia
4 BEDROOMS, living room, kitchen, no
bath, running water. electricity, telephone.
Will rent as whole or separately. Use of
house includes use of indoor and outdoor
swimming pool, tennis court, riding horse.
from Washington. s near Mari Marlboro, o MD Md
Must have car. Will take children. S55
per mo. Ask operator for Marlboro 1858.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

chair for short time; room and board, first
floor, modest home. Box 457-E, Star
BACHELOR, Sc. retired, desires good room.
ton OF Mount Rainier. Address H. q.
SPARKS, Westminster, Nd
C0NGENIAL HOME wanted by mother.
old daughter; S135 mo. CHI. 5O77. Pref.
Virginia.
REFINED LADY. Govt. empl.. GONZALES
room with board, in NV. section. DI.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont.l i.

zRLINGTON-Large outside rooms. home
cooked meals, daily maid service; excel.
transp.: parking privileEes. GL. 500. -
outside rooms Southern meals; Wilson
buslines; close in. OW. 1858. MRS. FAY.
MT. pLEAsANr-Room with porch for for l
or gentlemen; near car. AID. 1859. -
WILSON BLVD, out of Clarendon-pou-
BILE rm. z single beds; home-cooked food.
FOUNTAIN COURT, Martha Washington
seminary management; educational direc-
tive for manor residence: double or single
rms superior meals, select clientele. co.
0294 -16
I4O1 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. rms,
water. showers transient and permanent
guests -l5
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RIGGS MANOR APTS,

Ss13 Riggs rd., Chillum. Md.-Ney bldg.
large large living room. 2 bedrooms with double
closets, dinette, kitchen and bath; 500 so
SlO5 per month. utilities included. Rep
resentatlVe on premises pm. to pm
reseFanS eseh 8r,g gwen 30.day preference. To
ave exit to Aser rd. left on Ager rd
20 Riggs I'd, or out Missouri ave. to
H. G. SMITHY co.
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FIRST OFFERING

Twenty cooperative apts, 18th and coum- :
bia rd. and entrance to zoo. While this
building is older than some we have
oHered, the apis. are very roomy and
prices are low. For example: Living room,
bedrm., dinette. kit, bath and porch,
$b.1O0 up; liv. rm.. 2 bedrms., dinette,
bedrms., foyer, real dining room, kit,
bath and porch $1,000 up. Very reason
able terms to qualified purchasers. Floor
plans on display at our office, 1926 Penna.
ave, NV, from 10 I'm. to S pm. Sat,
and from I pm. to pm. Sun
HOME REALTY co
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TABLE BOARD.
RO0MERS

BOOMERS, Mt. Pleasant area-Avail
yourself Of excel. table board: reas. wkly
monthly rates new din. rm. now open;
Lamont st. NV -
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APIS. BURN. AND uNEuRN

CHILDREN WELCOME-Large Ink. rooms,
AGO. rs
ONE 3.room apt. kit and bath; center Of
Falls Church. blk. to bus; yr. lease, reas
rent. FA 1904
GROOM APARTMENT, Conn. ave. vicinity.
separate thermostat, unfurnished or semi
FURNISHED. Box 2h3-G. Star
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RITTENHOUSE ST, NV.
6 rooms, 2K baths. semidet. brick 3
porches, fireplace; redecorated: SI65 per
month.
Capital View Realty Co.
925 N Y. ave. NV, Realtors, MA. a797
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ho+hwes,.

2.BEDRM. brick bungalow. expansion attic
lot picket fence. CHI. 9l5S
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Ball 25th ST. s =

Beautiful semidet. brk home, near Hill
SSreSt' S,3 containing r, b., gas h., refrg !;
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Pa Ave Sc Lincoln O0S4
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APARTMENTS our-oE-rowN.
APARTMENTS WANTED

FLeRIDA--Near Orlando; room with hom
privileges Tor couple. For further infor
nation call Kenmore 506S.
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THE BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. ave. n.w.-The last oppor.
tunity to make an orig. purchase in
Washington's outstanding cooperative,
!, 194S. You Still may obtain an ant
nome with ? bedrms. and baths for
only 81 300, and on reas terms only 2
ielt OF ls4 apis. originally offered ONCE
in the Broadmoor open each day i to
pm.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Authority on cooperative apt. plan since
1920; responsible for most of Wash, IS
cooperative apt. Developments Wash
Bldg The Broadmoor ii
2 RESALES IN NICE BLDGS.
Both apis. have entrance hall, liy, rm
Dedrm, kit, .,dinette and bath One bldg.
the other is nr. 18th and Harvard sts'
NV; For price, terms and sppt. to inspect
, EDMUND J. FLYNN
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COOPERATIVE Aprs,-sALE Conf. |

FRONT APT, rooms; fine NV. location;
immediate possession: terms. DE. 1858. .
decorative art. combined with the best
IN modern equipment. these corner apart
ments mark milestone in our experience.
OF broad avenue size, look down on the tree
tops through picture windows Given
sne means, most OF US will pay extrava-
CANT prices for scarce and beautiful things
IN this case we believe the owner is
more more. interested in ;, giving fun value.
5i55; other times this Office Louis P.
SHOEMAkER, 1919 K st. NV Ma. 1166.
14@1 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-lst-h floor front;
BY OWNER, CO. 1864 -
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CoA4 " 4<D y. T u I INN
(ExclusiYe aeentl Wash BLDG
9 SOLD THIS WEEK

y SOLD THIS WEEK
1888 Phelps pl n.w.-Co-operative; Q
bedrms, kit, bath. liv rm. with or
without din. rm., lse. recpt. hall; l short
DIX. west OF Conn. ave. at Californa st
Apt. %. Open / to pm. EDWARD J
KYLE, Realtor, 1907 Eve st. NV, ST
5155, CO. OILS. $
COLORED-CO-OP. APIS.
Own your own apartment and never move:
lovely apis. in exclusive NV location
Notes on l-bedroom units as low as S5574
2-bedroom units, S7047 monthly including
all upkeep. For further details.
D. H. JOHNSON CO.
MA. s295: ewes. Ii. O39S and VI. 2913.
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LISTING SERVICE

LISTING SERVICE
We have over 100 employees seeking
houses or completely private apartments
under S75 per mo- We will be glad to
list your house or apartment fnot roomO
without charge. Please phone
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
MI 1868 weekdays. 8 a.m.-5 pm. Just
say II want to list some housing"
COLORED VET AND WIFE, or rms
and kit. unfurnished, urgently needed
Call DI. 1885. -
COUPLE, colored. desire rm.. pvt. kit.
and bath apt, no children, quiet home.
VI 6492. -
COLORED-vET., empl. wife and 2 chill
dren want or rms and kit FIR. 1924.
COLORED LADY, with 3 boys would like
to share apartment or house; good refs
AT 4SQ2
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CONN. AVE.

S219s down payment and monthly pay
ating cost, buys an attractive 3-bedroom
apartment, at 5112 Conn. ave. NV. See
p.m. daily. W.
HOME REALTY co.
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Rabbi Miller Sees Need
For Rise in Moral Stature

Mankind must rise in moral statue
to meet the challenge of present
upset world conditions, Rabbi Uri
Miller Of Baltimore, honorary presi-
dent of the Rabbinical Council OF
America, declared last night.
Speaking at the sixth annual
banquet of the Washington Hebrew
Academy, Rabbi Miller said "every
institution, founded on Righteousness
and a sense of spiritual values,
that gives a spiritual sustenance to
coming generations, performs serv-
ice not only to the Jewish people
but also to the Nation and the
world at large"
More than 300 persons attending
the dinner, held in Beth Sholom
auditorium, Eighth and Shepherd
streets NV, heard Bernard Dan
zansky, president of the academy
announce that ground will be broken
for the academys new $450, 900 build
ing next spring. The building will
be erected at Fort Stevens drive and
Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith men,
bers of the academy, were presented
with a testimonial on their 50th
wedding anniversary for their work
on behalf of the institution. Frank
Paley, chairman of the Banquet
Committee, presided.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Lettermon Nubs
Third Intruder
In His Home

For the third time in six months
Inspector Oscar Letterman, assist
ant superintendent of police, last
night captured a prowler in the
tourist home operated by his wife
at 2030 F street NV.
After a police cruiser dropped
him at his home, Inspector Letter
man became suspicious when he
saw an automobile double parked
nearby. He entered the house
quietly and heard some one moving
on the second floor. The inspector
said he waited at the foot of the
stairs until a suspect identified as
William Foy, colored, Al, of the
1900 block OF Fourteenth street
NV, walked into my arms"
In Municipal Court today Foy was
charged with unlawful entry ano
was held under $1,000 bond for jury
trial January 6.
Last June Inspector Lettermar
captured a youth who had at
tempted to enter a room in his
house. A few weeks ago he arrested
another intruder just after he en-
tered the house,
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Hotel Engineer Abso|ved
In Drowning Of Chemist

Charles w. Foley, 46, resident en-
gineer at the Fairfax Hotel, today
was exonerated by a coroner's jury
in the drowning of former Detroit
chemist here.
Victim of the drowning was Jack
Corrington, 38, who apparently fell
from his boat into the Anacostia
River the night of November 81
He had been living aboard the boat
at the Buzzards Point boatyard.
Mr.. Foley had been held on an
open charge on $4,000 bond.
The coroner's jury returned ver-
dict of accidental death due to
drowning.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
100 al Cana Conference
Al Church in Bethesda

More than 100 persons yesterday
attended the first all-day regional
Cana Conference, a Catholic move
ment emphasizing the Importance
If marriage, at Our Lady of Lourdes
Church, Bethesda.
The conference was conducted by
the Rev. John O'Sullivan, former
Army chaplain and postgraduate
student now at Catholic University.
The conference started at $50 am.
and continued to 4:30 pm.
The conference followed mass and
ended with renewal of the mar
riage VOWS before the altar. Mem
bers of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish,
Blessed Sacrament, St. Michael's,
st. Johns, st. Bernadette's, st.
Martins in Gaithersburg, Holy Re-
deemer in Kensington and st.
Mary's in Rockville attended the
conference. Pastor of the host
church is the Rev. Elmer T. Fisher.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
7 Borbershop Quortets
To Give YuIe Program

Seven Washington barbershop
quartets and the Capital Chorus
will give a Christmas program at
a:15 pm. Thursday at the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Tenth and
G streets NV.
The Chorus and the quartets-
the Chordinators, Democrats, Cap
itolians, Columbians, Treble Shoot
ers, Potomac Clippers and Singing
Squires-will be led by DR.. Robert
H. Harmon.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Druftees' and Veterans Guide
BY Moj. Thomos N. Mol

in. Every notice of induction which
local draft boards send out vii
contain a little one-page informa.
ton sheet. 1t says that after yol
are discharged you are entitled tt
go back to your old job, or one o1
like seniority, status and pay, pro.
vided:
/. You get an honorable discharge
2. Your old job wasn't a temporary
one 3. You didn't spend more thar
three years in the service after JUNE
"a, 1948. 4. You apply for your jot
within 80 days Of discharge. S. Youl
employers condition hasn't changed
so much that it would be impossible
or unreasonable for him to hire you
Then it says that you should in.
form your employer, before you
leave for the Army, and that II
would be a good idea for you tc
write him a little letter about II
for the record. v
These same information sheets
are going to be made available al
all Army, Air Force, Navy and Ma.
rine recruiting stations for the ben.
eft of the boys who voluntarily
enlist. They, too, get re-employ.
ment rights.
You can get an idea of the EN-.
ployer interest in unemployment
rights from this story
A privately circulated news letter
carried a small item on re-employ.
ment a couple of weeks ago. With.
in one week after publication more
than TOO letters had been sent
the Labor Department by employ.
ers who saw or heard about the
item, but who knew nothing about
unemployment. The Labor Depart.
ment has answered all these let.
ters and several hundred others.
(From AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1948-12-06

The Labor Department is doing a
big job of education, aimed at two
large groups of Americans-employ-
ers and the men who are getting
drafted.
For the reason, 60 back to Sep
tember, 1941, when the extension of
the 1910 draft act passed the House
by one slim vote. That extension
act provided complete re-employ-
ment rights for all draftees and all
others who got into our armed
forces.
The trouble was that nobody ex-
cept a few experts knew anything
about unemployment rights, and
when the war started in December
most people didn't care. They
weren't worried about their jobs so
much as whipping the japanese.
The boys who went into uniforms
weren't given the Unemployment
word. Their employers were in the
dark, too. And so, inevitably, when
the fighting stopped and demobili-
zation set in there was lot Of con-
fusion.
That's the situation the Labor
Department wants to avoid in this
draft. Here's the way the assistant
director of the departments Bureau
of Veterans Unemployment puts
it:
We've got to get unemployment
information out to employers and
draftees before it comes time to
lain old jobs. OF course, every
man who was discharged from the
service in the last war was told
about his unemployment rights.
But how many service people,
pushed through a thousand and one
little rituals at the time of dis
charge, signing papers and getting
lectures on the CT bill, ETC., alb
sorbed what they were told about
unemployment rights?
Very few, I can tell you.
This time it's going to be differ
ent. We want every prospective
draftee and every employer to have
the solid word on unemployment
before induction"
That's where the education comes
Evening star., 1948-12-06
z Stores Lose Liquor
In Weekend Thefts

Two stores were robbed of a total
of 76 f1fths of liquor during the
week end, the owners reported to
police today.
Mike Skapelas, co-owner of Mike S
Grill, 1904 Eighteenth street NV,
reported his place was entered
through a rear door and 40 fifths
of bourbon, valued at $50, were
taken. Also stolen were an I'M
determined amount of cigarettes
and change from juke boxes, he
said.
Howard Sportsman. owner Of a
liquor store at 401 First street Sc,
said SO fifths, valued at $3.50. were
taken from his store after the
show window was smashed.
An attempted robbery at a third
liquor store was foiled by Lewis
Paul, 9O1 First street NV, who
told police he fired three shots
at a man accused Of breaking the
window of a store at 904 First
street NV. Hyman Cohen, owner
of the store, reported Mr.. Paul
heard the smashing Of glass and
saw man running from the store
He fired two shots and the man
disappeared into an alley, he said
In another robbery early yester-
day, Clifford FARRELL, 20, a cab
driver of Rockville, Md, reported
he was held up and robbed of $3C
lin cash on the ROck Creek mark
way under the P street bridge.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
Appeals Court Backs
|Conviction in Attack
On Child at Arboretun|

The United States Court of Ap-
peals today upheld the District
Court conviction of Theodore M
Holmes, %, North Carolina convict
in a criminal attack on a 9-year-old
girl near the Arboretum last March
Holmes, who is colored, was con-
victed May 20 of carnal knowledge
by District Court jury which rec
commended the death penalty. He is
scheduled to be electrocuted in Dis
trict Jail on January IS.
The appellate court opinion, writ
ten by Judge Bennett Champ Clark
declared:
I'VE find nothing whatever in the
record to remotely justify reversal
Crime Called Bestial.
"The record in the case discloses
one of the most abhorrent and
bestial crimes which has ever been
presented to this court. We do not
feel it necessary to discuss the rec
ord in all of its horrible and heart
rending' details further than may
be necessary in connection with one
of the principal assignments of ter
ror in behalf of plaintiff"
The higher court held that Dis.
trict Court was not in error in
permitting the child to sit on hel
mothers lap while testifying, add
ing that "she was at the moment
on crutches and with her leg in
cast" She was severely injured
in the attack.
The court took note of the fact
that defense attorneys had argued
that the sight of the child sitting
on her mothers lap might have
tended to influence the jury, but
added:
What might have inf1amed the
jury was the pitiable condition OF
the little girl herself and it would
doubtless have inflamed them the
jury more if she had been unable
to sit in the witness stand COM
fortably by herself or had been COM
PEELED to stand on crutches with
her. leg in cast while testifying"
Other Contentious Dismissed.
The Court of Appeals also over
ruled other contentious of error
made in the appeal.
The appellate court praised the
manner in which Maurice r. Weeks
court-appointed attorney, represent
ed Holmes, declaring that he per
formed with energy and devotion
and the court is indebted to him for
the manner in which he performed
this task" The opinion added that
Holmes attorney, in defending him
must have found it "a truly irksome
duty"
Judges Henry w. Edgerton and
Wilbur K. Miller heard the appeal
with Judge Clark.
During the District Court trial
witnesses told of finding the little
girl Unconscious in a ravine a few
hundred feet from her home in the
$500 block of Morris place NE. She
was in a critical condition in the
hospital for some time.
Holmes was traced by a letter
oropped at the scene of the attack.
Evening star., 1948-12-06
E|ks Memorial Service
Honors AZ D. {. Members

A memorial service for AZ members
of the Washington Lodge of Elks
who died during the year was held
last night at the Elks' Club, 919 H
street NV. More than 500 persons
attended.
The names of the former men,
bers were read by L. Martin Young,
secretary of the lodge. The prin-
cipal speaker was Joseph A. Cantrell,
former member of the Maryland
Legislature and past American
Legion department commander, who
iikened the principles of the order
to those of Americanism.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. Glee Club, directed by
Robert Davidson, participated in the
ceremonies. Guy A. Caponnetto
exalted ruler of the lodge, presided.
Evening star., 1948-12-06

Mrs. Clinton P. Anderson, Mrs. Os-
car Ewing, Mrs. Oscar Chapman
Mrs. Hoyt Vandenberg, Mrs. Thur
mond Arnold, Mrs. Campbell john
son, Mrs. India Edwards, Miss
Katherine Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stofberg, Mrs. Martin Vogel
and others.
Mrs. Lindley has announced that
many offers of rooms have been re-
ceived and that the rates quoted
have been most fair" The new
headquarters will operate file oi
available rooms offered by Wash
ington and nearby Maryland and
Virginia residents and attempt to
fill requests for rooms received from
out of town.
Mrs. Lindley urged Washington
area residents ito register their
rooms as early as possible so that
we may handle the many requests
this Office is receiving from all parts
of the country.