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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Pro- fuseisfs uetive
Who runs Chicago Boys Clubs?

he was considered safely re-
dictionary. He is J. Edgar
Hoover, head of the strike
breaking FIJI.
ARE THESE just coinci-
dences?. Perhaps, in view of the
constructive achievements of
the Boys Clubs.
But closer look indicates
that there may be more to it.
Here's just one example:
A couple of years ago the
Chicago Action Council was
forced to publicly denounce the
Old Town Boys Club, 1900 New
berry, which excluded Negroes,
Mexicans, and others.
THERE were also ugly ru-
mors about a shakedown racket
which person connected with
the leadership of the club oper-
ated.
The same person also encour-
aged the activities of a gang of
young Storm troopers in the
neighborhood. The youngsters.
who wore black arm bands. en-
gagged in window smashing at
lacks against Jewish-owned
stores. and scrawled anti-Sem-
etc slogans on walls and win
dows.
The dangerous situation was
finally cleared up by the Chi
cago Action Council, which or
ganized mass protests.
Is this the kind of "democ-
racy" that Sewell Avery, Will
liam Regnery, Gen. Wood, Her
bert Hoover, and j. Edgar
Hoover want to teach the kids?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

blood" remarked Mrs. Samuel r.
CARRIER. chairman of the Chicago
Plasma Drive. lis so great that
we frequently get over-a &c
people. The age limit is so and
often we have to cross-question
them to get the truth about their
age"
AS reporter talked with the
waiting donors, door was
opened, number called, and
someone got up to walk nerv-
ously after the nurse into the
next room.
NO ONE expected any undue
attention. A University of Chi
cago student expressed the atti-
tude of many when he remarked:
Il have nothing much TO say.
I came because there is need"
The Hadassah drive to collect
blood began May %, shortly after
the Israeli government called on
the organization to help the grow
ing list of wounded.
Were going to collect as much
blood as possible" Mrs. CARRIER
declared. "As long as additional
people call us at Dearborn 1894
to give blood, we'll continue to
save lives"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
By STAN MACK

wv HY did the Chicago Boys
w Clubs, Inc, choose Gen.
Robert E. Wood of Sears Roe
buck & Co. as their ''Man Of the
Year,"
The Boys Clubs have done a
great deal of good work.
They have brought adequate
recreationa1 facilities for the
first time to hundreds of boys
in poor neighborhoods = boys
who previously could play only
in the streets and alleys.
But that doesn't explain why
the boys should have chosen
for their award Gen. Wood. a
leader in American Action and
other fascist organizations.
A CHECK by The Chicago
Star indicated why Wood was
chosen. The boys didn't select
him. The board of directors did.
The head of this board is
William H. Regnery, who once
employed Joe McWilliams, no.
torious pro-fascist, at salary
of 500 a day. According to
Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling Stokes,
Regnery, a leader in the Amer
lea First movement, was ques-
toned early in the war by a
federal grand jury investigating
seditious activities here.
The other Chicagoans who
help shape the policies of the
Boys Clubs are equally interest
ing. For example. there's the
James S. Kemper. national
treasurer of the Republican
Party and a leader in Ameri--
can Action; the new top-level
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
Hadassah blood donors
save lives in Palestine

and more Chicagoans-Jew and
gentle alike-donate a pint of
their blood to aid the wounded
of Israel.
"Sholom!"
The ancient Jewish salutation
greets the donor as he steps into
the comfortable room where vol
unteers serve coffee and rolls
while the donors rest.
The people, old friends and
new ones, chat quietly of politics
and neighborhood gossip.
4
MEETING these people is like
shaking the hand of humanity.
The desire to contribute
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
AItorfers workers
get 12K cents

PEORIA-Altorfers Bros. Co.
offered pay increase package
of 1212 cents an hour on the eve
of United Electrical Workers
(CIO) Local 1114 strike prepara-
tions. 1t. was accepted by the
union membership.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
KEYNOTE hits Old
party hypocrisy
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA - Inc I1ndl
hypocrisy" of the Democratic
and Republican parties was that
they "drew up civil rights planks
for their party platforms"
Charles P. Howard, Iowa attor-
ney and newspaper publisher,
declared in his keynote address
to the Progressive convention
here.
Lashing out at both old parties
in probably the most moving
speech of the entire convention,
Howard, until recently head of
the Negro division of the Iowa
COP, asked:
How many times have they
both courted us tthe Negro peo-
ple) with the same shabby prom
Use. and how many times have
they both betrayed us?"
COMMENTING sarcastically on
President Truman's call for
special session of Congress, How
ard said:
Suddenly. he can't wait. For
two years. he has been playing
post-office with the 80th Con-
gress and pin the tail on
the donkey with the people. He
has been long on saY-so and
short on do-so."
Pointing out the differences in
deeds between the old parties
and the new, Howard said:
SIT is not necessary to convene
Congress to test the sincerity of
the Democratic civil rights pro-
posals or Mr.. Truman's sincerity.
1T IS very simple-aS simple
as this: MIR. Truman, I ask you
as commander in chief of the
armed forces to sit down and
pick up your pen. Pick up your
pen and write. Write the execu-
tive order which will abolish Jim
Crow from the United States
Army
"We have been blinded with
promises for too many years. Our
eyes are open now. We believe
only what we see.
eve have seen Henry Wallace
go into the South and insist on
speaking - and speak = to nom
segregated audiences. We have
seen Glen Taylor, United States
Senator, defy Jim Crow in Ala
bama and go to jail-arrested by
a police chief who later turned
up as a delegate to the Demo-
cratic national convention.
but MOST of all, we of the
new party see Ourselves. We see
ourselves not picking up political
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

IT'S man-bites dog story when
firemen go TO school TO learn
how TO break glass. but that's
what the Chicago fire department
is doing in this picture. Two men
are making running stab at
the "unbreakable" panel.
crumbs, but helping create poll
teal policies.
THE new party says to the
Negro people: Come. help us
make this nation what you would
have it,
And in deeply touching per-
sona1 statement, he added quiet
ly:
THE plain fact that I stand
here before you tonight defines
our party. For the first time in
my life. am experiencing hu-
man dignity.
AND THIS human dignity
which / know for the first time,
here and now, was not given to
me by the old parties-for their
way is the denial of decency in
the name of profit"
This "denial of decency," How
ard charged, is reflected in the
drive to war through the BIZ
partisan US. foreign policy, and
in the Joint handiwork of Re-
publicans and Democrats, a ma
jority of both parties, plotting
together in a Congressional Muir
der Incorporated" to kill civil
rights legislation, enact the Taft
Hartley law, kill OPA and hous-
ing plans, lift ceilings on rents,
and ''bill after bill" to help the
monopolies.
Only the Wallace movement
offers hope to the world, How
ard concluded.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

fascist outfit. Kemper used to
sponsor radio broadcasts by the
anti-semetic Upton Close.
ANOTHER is Sewell L.
Avery, the fanatically anti
labor head of Montgomery
Ward & Co., whose union-bust-
ing activities obstructed the war
effort three years ago.
These three are typical of the
leadership of the Boys Clubs.
On national scale. for in
stance, Herbert Hoover is chair
man of the board of directors.
And just to emphasize the
anti-labor, anrl-d m CT ic
character of the leadership, it
might be noted that the bankers
and rich manufacturers who
head the organization consented
to let one outsider in because
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31
BY MCKEE BERKoWITZ

The gun that roars in Pales-
tine echoes in a quiet, white
walled room on Chicago's South
Side.
There a fight is being waged
to save the Jews wounded in the
defense of the new state of Israel.
The wounded lie in Hadassah
Hospital in Jerusalem, but, in
Chicago, thousands of miles
away, the members of Hadassah,
Zionist women's organization, are
collecting the blood that is saving
their lives.
4
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

The government is estimated 20
have lost up to So, 900, 900, 900 dur
ing the war in freight overchar-
ges by railroads.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-07-31

EVERY Sunday morning more
Evening star., 1948-11-19
xanten Reports Work
OF Cleaning Up Alleys.
Here Is Completed

For the first time in history the
District has made complete clean
up of alleys in the District, accord
ing to William A. Xanten, director
of the Sanitation Division.
Mr.. xanten made this report to
the Commissioners Committee on
Cleanliness and Sanitation at its
meeting in the Municipal Center
Building yesterday.
Alleys in Nos. 10, II, IL and 10
precincts were cleaned up this
month. They were the last areas to
be covered in the project, which be-
gan last spring.
The committee also received re-
ports that visitors and Government
workers are throwing the remains
of lunches and trash in the Lincoln
Memorial Rejecting Pool, National
Capitol Park authorities were asked
to stop this practice.
The committee again will suggest
to the incoming Congress that legis-
lation be passed to help the city
clear out the starlings. The COM
mittee has been told there is &
chemical that will kill starlings, but
it was decided it might be danger
Gus to human beings, If 1t were
spread by the wind.
Evening star., 1948-11-19
Association Of CoIored
To Mark SD Yeur

The National Association OF Col
ored Women will celebrate its 53rd
anniversary with an open house pro-
gram from 4 to tomorrow at ma
tional headquarters, lila o street
NV.
About 500 members from various
parts of the country are expected
for the celebration. The associa-
ton has $1,000 members, with chap
tiers in 43 States.
Evening star., 1948-11-19
20 to 30 Youths Here
Reach Draft Ace Weekly

Between 20 and 80 District youths
are registering for the draft each
week as they reach their 18th birth
days, Frank D. Norton, deputy Sc
lective Service director, said today.
Fifteen more men will be inducted
on Tuesday and three on November
30 to fill the District November
quota of IS. A total of rs will be
indicted next month, and 101 in
IopI1arv
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MOVING PACKING and STORAGE sALE-Nw Cont


MOVING AND HAULING; BY experieneed
Isl. LIS
HOUSEHOLD MovINGs between Wash.
,. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
ST. 1896; nights and holidays, phone
Brunswick. Nd. 2766 and reverse the
Ex-Gi MOVING SERVICE, storage: Zone
too small; reas rates, We take surplus
turn, as pay on moving. GLOVER RE
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
t GSEoN sERss co Ec ns est ~ 1905
REDUCED RATES, 3 average, rooms Of
furnq5e stored in sompsrs
TRANS; CO. TT; SIS q TE 1925: a.
damage; also packing. Grating LO sSo5.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-e4-hr
, ,sSaSs and sssssss ~ ::5s e * osss
Can any time, MIR. COOK. Gil. 51s7. IS
CALL Ho. 1850 for that quick move; light
and heavy hauling; reas. rates Ia
each additional half hour, LII. ss05,
MOVING, hauling anything, anywhere;
new truck. white driver; lowest rates.
f0NG.DisTANCE MovING-Nstion-wid
service, full or part load; insured carrier.
NATIONAL MOVERS, INC, AT. 1857 or
AT. 1881 DAYS. or AT. $3.50 nights. 10
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE co.
-Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 1887; after Z pm, GE. l4l6.
IA
VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything, night or day; no
lob too little EARLE, AT 4q5l 49,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest.

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-conv: to Spring
built Ensi,htype b 5risk mod eanip kt IT,
with BATH aoo BE M! q j M. MILLS. Real
Ms 1900 syes 5-r 1L and tiled bath
attrse. iiv. rm. with fireplace; all eles
c oil hT hsas R Rfeed or Quick esss
WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes. WI 2e@s or
BETHEsDA-ModeEn detached brick h s'9s
fireplace and side porch, fully, equip. KIT,
auto heat ssaut anase east 5oo
FAR Earl T. Wright E5IT WI $780, ewes &14 W.
room. 6-yr. old white brick. LIST H.: pow.
der nm. porch of, din. rm., pvt: garden
with n, 1sss'0 ss P REEEsA G.
ibIiaTSHE syei Nc sq brick home in new
house condition; 3 bedrms., j. "a baths, nv
Tm WEN enel nf lep With shade trees 900
cash, SIl3 per mo, including principal
interest, taxes and insurance. I'm 56gg
until pm, DURANT- HILLAND-WHaeIk
sETHEsDA-Bedrm and u bath on lst
floor Of this most sttr. brick home. located
n Pi1 bsst seeeions sedrms and bath
on on End noor; large liv; and din. rms
modern kit; wide lot. zoo It n depth
EN- 5000 unsil pm DuRANr-H1fL-
sRaDiEY BLVD. AREA-Luxurious living
at modern cost detached brick. on beau
built ie4O; 5 bedrms. : baths Il bedrm.
bath lst dr.. large rec. rm' maids , rm;'
bath. Gear gar; oil! h.-wh McDEVili'
CHEVY CHASE, MD.---Red brick center
hall Colonial, yrs. OLD, located in excel sl
close-in area: 3 large oedrms. modern
Kit. Nv. rn. with fireplace large screened
porch, stairs to noored attic; fine Level lot;
Moderately priced; EN- $500 Until y
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrooms, tive Of
twin size; large lot and ssrase modern
kitchen with GE dishwsshsr. ana dispo aoo
until Pm. S51s Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

METROPOLITAN-Brie quiet room;
elevators, unlim phone, shower; near tran
sit. NO. 1874 after 8. Box 211-D, Star.
es44 10th ST N.E.-Attrac lge bearm..
twin beds; cow transp;; sem ndD bath;
s ZIG fa sa ST. Pie W. u2tR 0 and ak R. ave-
n.eJ-Double room for two ladies or. gem
tlemen: telephone and laundry privileges;
S NICELY PrRGaS f' RIM for Jewish SEN
I 1lsman ma SRG NO II IR 1913 com1foart
able rms, newly decorated, new furnish
if d. Sc coMblS Tk sI I1 s.drm twin beds.
good 6o trani po on men or emDl' cDle' s. ca
81 G CIR b., 81 NE T. fFSRs T%
prefer gentlemen. MI 0aii. -i5
FURN. ROOM with III kit privileges; phone
1888 MONTANA AVE. NE.-Attractive
sEle nm PVT. home; Protestant family d
LARGE FRONT DBLE. ROOM. 4 windows.
i syllable for o Z Phone and laundry pr5v
home, near {. U. block from bus. Re-
fo ofs s sfsls ST. NE DE s' sedrm with v
rm.. din. rm. and kit privileges: for EN-,
pIoyed couple IN excel. ne. residential
1909 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Single rm., next bath: screened porch, un-
limited phone; for l gentleman. Ii. 007O
after ) 10
COLoRED-BEAUTIFU ROOM. furnished
or unfurnished. for two girls, two men or
co oRED-i.oO MEADE ST. N.E.-very
nice front nm. for rent 10 couple or gentle
man: no children. VI. 0S1S. Ia
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for refined per-
son: some privileges. Call Lincoln 2s17.
CALLAN ST. N.E.-Furn.
middle rm.; rent to nice working cpe:
Sob Refs
COLORED-5I6 4lth ST. NE.-Nice fur
rm. for elderly cple: men or ladies; kit.
snd ldrY. priNils LII I56h. IL
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-MD. & VA.

MASTER BEDROOM, pri-
vate bath; cow. to Lee hwy. in Arl.
Gil 1887. Ia
ALIEN beverly Hills)-cool. attr. rm
pvt. home; baths; :, in fam: near Penta-
eon; COW. tranSp.; $50 mo. OV. 1925;
COOL RIM. for two privils; Silver Spring.
Md home; adjoining bath; COW. transp.;
81; 50 for each board optional; no re-
1906 NO. eth ST, ,Arlington-Large cool
room. 3 windows. in new private home;
bath; one gentleman. Call CHI. st41.
2 FURN. RMS on LIST and closed in
back porch: utils incl. Call CHI 1858.
ALExANDRIA-Attrac, cool single room.
pleasant home; desirable location: excel
bus service. TIE. 1872. IA
ARLINGTON vLLAGE-Lge second-h fir
front room. nr. bath lady only; conven.
transp. CHI 900. EX. 40. IA
ALEXASDRIA-Double room, next to bath;
cony. location. Married couple or men
with private bath
Tor refined emlcyed couple Telephone
Owens o151. 10 am. to pm II.
LARGE, COOL RIM; new home: semi
private bath: CONVENIENT Pentagon. Navy
Dept; gentleman pref; ref. req. GIL. 7o"7.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Room, double large
oil
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ApARrMEhTs uhFURhlsHEp.

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE. consisting Of large
living ,rm;;. bedrm.. bath: comb. dinette;
Unit uni This is newly: converted building;
which has been beautifully done. Ground
$40, call Mr.. Domer. sANDoz, nc
NEW uNFuRN. APIS. Arlington; .
bedrms., llv. rm,, din. rm;. kit and bath tn
% ossq 4snaAd As' w1LcHEk sAki 5s
Ply 9ls 4 Ar ST. xE.-.s rms. kit. ssm!pv:.
ssia Y 4 9sc Nh saFs soss goo AAh
s!6 D ST SCI lse. rm., kit. and bath;
SO. Ice nm; kit. ana INC semipyti o.t I'm
Ss e9 and dsm Some e Services $50 per mo. All
are newly remod. l child allowed in each.
Box 219-J. Star.
Ma S.s sss u saDp Rsi
TAKoMA PARk. MD.-5-rm apt main
q in new brick bldg, Adults or couple
GNFIRN. APT. 5eI3 Conn. ave-Pvt
bath, rms. Pullman kit. suitable empl
i isol ssH Hi, ET ISLAND AVE. N.w.-auar.
tiers in return for services. housekeepef-
caretaker Good setup for refined couple
student % Du hu o5s1 MI Ga sa 81 come after
3-RooM APT. furnished. one-half block
from Newton Theater. eth and Newton
ne, $780, Call DE. 1854. Garage II de-
ONE ROOM AND KIT, Frisidaire. nicely
furn.; empl. couple. $50. Also three 1-rm.
apis from Sls-S40 mo. 81 3rd st. ne
CHEVY CHASE. MD. furn apt. 3 rms
pvt. bath. near Rock Greek Park, pvt
entr, space for car. WI. 62S7. -15
DESIRABLE .-RM. APT. LIST floor front
$50 week @29 E st. NV. ID
FOR RENT to responsible couple only
sub, apt. lge. bedrm.. liv. rm. kitchenette
pvt hath. pvt. screened porch: quiet
neishborhood bus at corner. sos plus
utilities. Call uN. 1881 between and
pm.
so4 end ST. sE.-2-rm. apt. workins
couple. $66 so.
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ROOMS UNFINISHED.

1902 / lth ST. N.W;-ond floor, one. large
room. front, ) windows, unfinished
3 UNFINISHED ROOMS in Olney. Md
rent free, in exchange for care Of 2 chill
dren; no directions TO party with ! child.
Call PL S4l3
1903 ST. S.E.--Lsrge. cool front room.
next bath. in pvt. home; sgle. or dble.,
ExCEPTIoNALLY nice large re oms, pri.
vate bath, in new home IN Takoma Park.
Also single room with semipvt, bath. Box
; bNFGRS. RMS. with refsr.. for ?, liz iisht
Housekeeping. $50 mo. GF. 7n41. Ia
5-RM. BRICK. newly dec. middle age ed
couple only; SS7.5 so Write Mr.. FERRELL,
cHEvT CHASE, y. c.-Det. brick; "A
Si5s 30 mo. THOMAS j. FISHER d Co,
INC, 73S 18th st. NV. Elk. 400. Ext.
400. -15
BETHESDA. near Naval Hospital; detached
b bedrm.. :.-bath house: available Aug. i:
Sl5O mo. GEoRGEToWN REALTY &
ms; CO. INC. MI 243s. IA
new: > bedrms,, iy. rm. din. rm.; com
pletely equipped kitchen, bath, full base
ment gas &C. heat; spacious lawns;
Sl@5; mo. advance rent. Box 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

MASS AVE. NV. isai-sgIs, dbls.;
southern cooking con7 locatiSn walk
9 MEN. late 20s. early 30s. to share master
bedroom in cooperative house of 8 con-
genial professional people: cook and maid
located. Call DE, ?l5! after pm
Monday and eyes; thereafter. -13
porch attached with 10 windows next to
bath. home cooked meals. good transpor-
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Hou newly decorated,
double and single rooms: daily maid serv-
ice; switchboard service; good meals Call
NO 2@Ge. lie New Hampshire aye. NV
10Th St. NV MI 2740. DU. s287 II
1877 18th ST. N.W.-,Double room, twin
bath lady to share front room and bath,
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. - Comfortable
rm. excellent board; good transp,; launo
Pos Pos 18Th ia 's ST. Nw-Larse front triple.
also share double With
VACANCY IN Observation-Disclosures Club;
excellent meals. 1901 st. NV. MI. 1874.
1901 10th ST. Nw.-vacancies for busi-
decorated excellent food; switchboard;
WENDELL WENDELL tTTEfRsRAcE-Pleasant spacious
room for girls: pvt. porch, overlooking
lawn; other VACANCIES for young men and
women: superior meals. excel. transp..
maid service: SAB mo-: reas. rates for
board only. 1897 Belmont I'd. NV. MI.
I;5s MASS. AVE. N,w.-Attractiv. triple
room available excellent food. AID. 65o4.
clean rms: best of balanced meals; daily
maid service: conv location. DE. a7as
1884 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
vacancies to share: excel. meals. o-Is
people Southern family; Diet. home, un-
limited phone and electric fan: SO q
week each. including breakfast. RIA. 1928.
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. nw-Lee.
oble rm., next to bath. for married couple
or > ladies: also semisinsles for . men:
live at Wash.'S finest guesthouse. famous
Tor its food and service. MRS. SAMPLE.
ISa5 18TH ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men;
running water. showers, elevator. switch
board: excellent board 49,
THE OAKMONT." l774 Mass. ave. NV
Nicely furn. rms for men or women
S50-S55 mo-. excellent meals. -15
LARGE. COOL AND CLEAN-Tripe room
good wholesome food also l vacancy tc
share. s47 NO 4O95 --l9
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

VETERAN, wife expecting baby and g.
year-oid daughter, desperately need small
house, reasonable rent, by Aug;
n ". washington or nearby suburban; CHI
. !. Or Ext ) BEDROOM HOUSE, NV section 4
yrs. of age. Box o64-K. Star H.
EXECUTIVE desires 3 or 4
bedroom house in virginia; prefer Alex
an,iria National 1850. IA"
COUPLE and 5-yr. DAUGHTER desire 2
bedrm. furn. or unfurn. house or apt SH.
CHINESE DIPLOMAT desires furn. house
Arlingt ton. Falls Church or NV. FA. 6Ol5.
OCT OR NOV. oCCUPANCY-smallh house
or "a rm. apt needed by mature State
Dept officer, planning Oct wedd ine: furn
or unfurn.: NV. or nearby suburb pre-
ferred Box 4l0-K. Star. l3'
1T. COL. wife. children. need 3-bedrm.
NV. or Va. vic; will take now EN-. ~ 10.
DESPERATELY NEEDED-e-room house,
unfurn.. bedrms.: not over 800; no
children. dogs FIR; 25la, MRS; HALL. II.
is and son II, desire 3-bedrm.. unfurn.
home, convenient to Federal center BOX
MoTHLR with small ehi!srsn white N, T.
SO miles of D. C. Box ASK, Star. 49,
GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYEE and wife
need n-bedroom unfinished house. CAN
NAVAL OFFICER with expectant wife and
20 months srse es5f to nees $50 VIII
now in Ohio. Call AT S27S.
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHEp.

ON THE ARLINGTON RIDGE with marvel
Gus view, overlooking the city of WASH
inston.. -Four master bedrms. 3 baths.
brick house with Ice. garden
rent $3.50 per mo. About S minutes
from Pentagon. Call Harvey Jones. SAN
DOZ. INC, DU. 1924.
BRICK HOME consisting Of \
lge. rms, full bsmt., gas automatic heat;
" block from transp.. shopping and
schools: S13S per mo. GERALD REALTY
CO Az 5th st. DI; 5e95.
1O5 IROQUOIS WAY. Forest Heights Sc
broom detached bungalow; full bsmt.
large, fenced yard; Sl25 per month. GE.
PossEssIoN-New Groom
brick home; bedrm. and full bath on LIST
a.: la-acre of ground; mr.. Naval Ordnance
Lab; faces Colesville I'd; bus passes door:
rental $500 mo-. option to buy: purchase
trade. Call Mr. spratt CO a4o3 KAY
REALTY, CO. INC, 5505 Ga. ave. NV.
RIA 1000 IA