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Evening star., 1948-12-03
Action TO Let Negroes Enter
Missouri Colleges Urged
BY the ksseeiefsd Press

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Dec. s.
The University of Missouri Board
of Curators has recommended that
Missouri laws be revised to let
State-supported colleges admit Ne
groes on a restricted basis.
The board suggested that Negroes
be admitted in courses not offered
at Lincoln University for Negroes
at Jefferson City.
The recommendation was placed
before a House Committee on Civil
Rights yesterday by Allen Mercy
nolds, president of the curators.
Mr.. McReynolds cited Federal
Court decisions and said it is clear
educational courses not available at
Lincoln either must be duplicated
there "or the programs at these
(white) colleges opened" to Negroes.
Evening star., 1948-12-03

present, neither regular registration
nor insurance service will be avail
able.
The department said, however.
that it will now handle letter pack
ages containing merchandise up to
a weight of pounds 6 ounces. and
registered small packages for docu-
ments and similar written or print
ed material up to pounds ounces.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Discipline Is Backed
By NLRB for Any
No-Strike Violation

The National Labor Relations
Board was on record today with the
ruling that an employer may legally
discipline employees who cause
strike in violation of no-strike
agreement even II the purpose OF
the walkout is to compel the en-
ployer to end an unfair labor prac-
tice.
The NLRB said that in such in
stances the workers should bring
their complaint to the board rather
than strike. It was the first board
ruling on that point Of the Taft
Hartley Act.
In another ruling of importance
to the fruit canning industry, the
board declared the induStry's en-
ployes are subject to the Taft
Hartley law. Although Congress
exempted agricultural" workers
from the law, the NLRB ordered
an election Of a Florida cannery
to determine whether the employees
wish to be represented in bargain
ing by the AFL.
The decision on the strike Wnere
there is a no-strike clause in con-
tract strengthened an earlier ruling
that an employer may legally dis
cipline workers who strike for eco
nomic reasons-that is, for higher
wages, etc.-in violation of no
strike agreement.
However, Board Chairman Paul
Herzog, while agreeing with the
majority opinion, raised two objec-
tlons.
He said that to give employers
who commit unfair labor practices
blanket authority to discipline
strikers who break a no-strike con-
tract might (a) encourage employ
ers protected by no-strike pledges
to commit unfair acts and (b) egg
unions into illegal strikes breaking
their DleCeeS.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Swiss President Soys
Neutrality Is Armed
BY the Asseeieted Press

BERN, Switzerland, Dec. 3.-Swiss
neutrality is armed neutrality"
Enrico Cello, president Of the Swiss
Confederation, told the Association
of Foreign Correspondents at a din
ner last night.
He said Switzerland would defend
her borders against any attack, and
Swiss neutrality would never be such
that the country could remain in
different to peoples fighting for
their independence. 49,. 2.
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Mail Service to Israel
Exponded to Parcel Post
Nv the Assoeioted Press

The Post Office Department yes
terday announced expansion OF
United States mail services tc
Israel, effective Immediately.
Limited service to the new Jew
ish state was inaugurated June
20, and since that time air and
surface letter and post card mail
has been handled.
The new services will include ordi-
nary parcel post, with weight limit
of % pounds per package. For the
Evening star., 1948-12-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
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1t! Fresh Florida grapefruit
helps supply necessary energy
and vitamins. You can cut down
on fattening, hard-to-digest
foods.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23


/. Compulsory arbitration bills of
the same type were introduced in
Congress last year, and some Con-
gressmen still favor the idea.
2. Florida, Indiana, Massachu-
setts, Michigan, Nebraska, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia
passed laws last year regulating
labor disputes in public utilities,
Most Of these provide for cOmpul-
sorry arbitration and NO strikes
pending a settlement.
The Wisconsin ruling doesn't
necessarily mean those laws will
be Overthrown, too. Judge Reis'
decision itself could be tossed out
by a higher court. (The state En-
ployment Relations Board announ-
ced it was preparing an appeal0
Judge Refs stated his opinion
with these words:
1--WE say by way of preface that
this is the first decision strictly OF
this kind to be rendered by a court
so far as we can CLEAN.
1T may go down as one of the
most ignOminiOus court decisions
in history.
ut is our decisiOn-'fOr better OF
for wOrse'-though the multitude
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23

", Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Mrs. Ralph
ThOmpson,. Mrs. Daniel Galloway,
Mrs. Frank Friedel and Mrs. G..
Metzler, Jr.
Mrs. Holland Cannon was hos
tess to the members OF her bridge
club last evening at her home on
Main st.
Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Eckhardt
and Mrs. Joseph left Monday for
Syracuse, N. Y, where they visited
their daughters, Miss Nancy Eek
hardt and Miss Jayne Wiley, stu
dents at Syracuse University.
Mrs. James P. Scott, Mrs. Mil
dred Schoenberg, Mrs. G. MetzIer
Jr., and children and Mr.. Robert
w. Danburg. spent last Wednesday
in Washington, d. c., visiting the
National Art Gallery and the Ma
tional Cathedral.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23
BRIDGEvlLLE

Ann Burton ard Candy RatIedge
Of Lewes, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ricardo while their mother,
Mrs. Ernest Ratledge is in Beebe
Hospital, where she underwent an
appendectomy last Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Knowles was hos
tess to the members Of her bridge
club Monday evening at her home
0n Cedar Street.
Mrs. Harold E. Grossnickle and
Mrs. William Hastings were among
those who attended the play, me
and Ny Shadow presented by the
members Of the senior class Of Mil
ford High School last Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Ashley Moncure and daugh-
ter Miss Mary A. MOncure and
Miss Reba Price returned to their
home in Richmond. Tuesday, after
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Haries, Of near town.
Mrs. Fred Il Wiley was the
Weekend guest Of her daughter,
Mrs Catharine Riggin, Of SeafOrd.
Mrs. Florence Sayin entertained
the members OF her bridge club,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. William B. Truitt has re-
turned home after spending sew
eTal weeks in Miami, Fla.
Delaware Art Festival Week will
be observed ID Bridgeville the first
week in May.
Mr.. Robert W. Danburg, Art In
slructor OF the BridgeViIle School,
VIII accompany group of are stu
dents to the home of Mrs. Laurence
CahalI TO see her rare and fine col
lection Of French China and antiq-
ue furniture. The students also will
study styles and periods of furni-
lUre and rugs as displayed by
Ralph ScOtt's Furniture Store.
Monday evening, April 26, the
cemmittee to assist Mr.. Danberg
ih selecting the adults and students
efforts for display, will meet in st
Mary,s Parish House at eight o.
clock. Everyone is welcome to ado
81 this display.
Tuesday, May 4th, in Scott''
Furniture Store, there will be ar
exhibition of painting, handicraft
metal, work etc.
Thursday, May 9Th, there will b,
q Festival Tea served in st. Mary'I
Parish House at $3.50. A silver off
efing will be taken and used t
further act instruction in th'
BFidgeville School.
The exhibitions of paintings an,
handicTafts at the Parish HOus'
will be enchanced by flower ar
rangements by Mrs. G. Leon Can
non. A large contribution to tn,
Arts is good flower arrangement
S6-cOme. Meet Mr.. Danburg, Mrs
Cannon and the committee; name
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23

shout worse"
He said the Employment Rela-
tiOps Board-which was arranging
for arbitration in the dispute-had
intimated that the court should
not poke its nose where it does not
belong"
Then he said: "This court is not
going to sit idly by, like a naive
brick, and let any state commits
sion act under an unconstitutional
law"
After q pages he said, "We are
re-hashing our diatribe," But he
went on for another is pages be-
cause I'VE want to rub it in"
The judge said some people may
try to refute him by bringing up
the 1916 conviction of John L. Lew
is, but, he added, that is ga horse
from an entirely different garage.
He said the case of Lewis mine
workers was different because
Lewis "incited" the coal strike OF
that year; also he was in contempt
of court; and furthermore 1.-THE
shaggy eye-browed gentleman was
defying Uncle Sam himself"
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23
How Dry We Are!
AP Newsfeatures


WASHINGTON - The geological
survey says a native on a coral ISL
and gets along very well on a gall
Ion of fresh water a day but that a
white man on the same island
would be unhappy with less than
10.
Engineers who surveyed water
supplies throughout the Marshalls,
Carolines and Mariahas said an en-
tire native family will depend upon
single cOconut palm for its fresh
water during most of the year. The
rain runs along the frOnds to the
midribs, down the trunk and then
along crude troughs into tubs or
buckets.
TO get by on a gallon of water a
day, a native:
1. Cooks without water, by wrap
ping food in broad leaves so that
it stews in it's own juice.
2. Drinks the milk of unripe CO.
cOnuts.
g. Bathes on the reef.
4. Does practically no launder-
ing, because he:
a. uses mats instead of bedding
or table linen
b. wears very little clothing.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23
WHAT n MEANS:
Law To Ban Strikes
BY MAX HALL

1y MftZA uAhlH ,
WASHINGTON Wisconsin's
new anti-strike law has been ruled
unconstitutional by a judge who
called it "poppycOck" and stupid" F"
The Judge is State Judge Alvin C..
Refs, who made his ruling at Madi-
son, Wis. The decision has at
tTacted little national attention so
far, but it does have wide bearing.
The law, enacted last July, ban
ned strikes in public utilities. 1t
also said utility disputes must be
settled by compulsory arbitration
(that is, both parties must obey a
decision made by a third party.
Refs, addressing himself at
times to ''Mr. Citizen" and "Mr.
Wisconsin," ruled that both the an
ti-strike and compulsory arbitra-
tiOn provisions violate the Federal
Constitution.
He said the law ~ forces utili-
/ ty workers into involuntary servi-
tude, (2) deprives them of liberty
without due process of law and (3)
/ discrimates against them because-
as the judge put tit says they
shall be Slaves" but all other Am
ericans free men,"
An unusual thing about the case
was that the union-the AFL EIeC-
trical Workers at Eau Claire
Wisc.-was NOT attacking the law
1t was seeking arbitration under it
The emplOyer-the DairylanC
Power CoOperative-had come int
court fighting arbitration.
Judge Reis' decision has Widl
importance because:
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-23

Only 8H inches wide, but it's
power will amaze you. Beautiful
cabinet. Easy to carry any
where. Has many new features.
SEE THEM!
Evening star., 1948-04-09
FARM and GARDEN.

FOR IMMED. DELIVERY, 8 hip. Garden
k!nss 1g ,rsst9rs :, and equipment. A. HORN
aRs aTe ne TRAHER pR isaI CENTER 9th and Fl9F5da
PEIoWTSG: EI6SsT ~ io5 !, dI6istins. Call ewes and
HARDY AZALEAS. ali sizes and coiors, for
wholesale and retail. 2510 18th st. ne
FOR sALE-Apple orchard, 200 to $50
trees, ful OF boom now. Red and Golden
Delicious. staymans and a few other
ees faces ass ssss If ehs5 nTag@s @ a.
ing spot in center Of orchard: cash So. 900.
bal bal to suit purchaser at 4lseo. Phone
MANURE 4 y 3 W, WELL 4. ReITEp; 70 straw; sz so
MANURE, topsoil, mulch. flowers, perer-
nials. foyer;ng shrubs for sale: Tree
EM. ssss. 5soS WIS. ave. sa1 n.s' s0'alns III 1aH
GARDENS FLOWED with Rotctilier. ov.
RoToTILLER, choremaster. garden trac-
Free demonstrations. CENTRAL MOTOR
60 S sGSq0J :a9o Lee hyys Arl,: cH; 1000;
pipe drainage. ali kinds cement work. r.
NJ MMaaRGpucGlo, pc. r. T. Horners lane. Rock.
M1koSEY's, INC. s1es Ga. ave, silver
spIing-All new equipment, wagons, $500
and up; manure leaders, posthole diggers,
scoop and buiidozer blades, for all make
corn shelters. hay leaders; dump rakes,
bale leaders, conveyors, bailing wire. baler
twine, binder twine,, Myers & Farquhar
one and tive row transplsnters spike har"
rows, grain binders, cream separstors
mixers, tractor covers. Ezey-Rid seats,
snd and ton ns .9ueFs Fl iaseiGt 1.ss
tional ne7 and used. -13
Evening star., 1948-04-09
BOATS.

MARINE sUPPLIES,, paints. rope. fre Ak
4! sE4sK ~ PF e .zss XRScHo q sos' isls ii'h
sss4! . s21oa ss5 Gsn s 'S9s s95
eFufsER t1s ufsnRRn:sIati0n sits raised deck sleeps
sauipped; radieS snd asl dinghy; $l'5o9o or
ney; al in fine shape and fast, OWNER,
SfApKisE,,, ~ IN T. ! " in. H. white s cedar az
90; 81 500 Also used boat material; AL
T; Entrs 1l.h and Tay N Sc; c,n,,, ,,ZIs
1912 mod; runs good; $50. Greepaseit
ssPPEfIE;DBoAr thulD, .nboard IA t.,x5 it..
for ss-in. shaft: new brass rudder, lights,
gas tank. wheel, etc. 740o 18th st. NV.
spEEDBoAT. 20 IT, long. so-h.p: "Fire-
BALI Gray motor, $ mos. old, cedar hull,
q mi PET h $500 for At sss sss2 trade
IUcKY. IGHsis ph' TR. 5a5s. Ext. II. 10.
sAsR6bf aSr fooRs Ff's Fsa b ns52s S
2431 18th st. NV.
WANIED-osu9tnoard motor; REGARDLESS 1sa 9,
GOOD. & % ~ SOUND BOAT, chrysler Crown
B1ISE B3np fa4ePs saFf1 nfSy pes Md pee
Quarters. aa he cail TR. @ s5se s.s after pm. mii
ausapy 4s the esupped Raa oa sSn
living: reasonable offers considered. Phone
WA. 2e44 Saturday. Sunday until pm
BRAND-NEw, .22 ftx7 #. inch dory-
type steel boat, new sails and new uni
versal motor. storm and canvass covers
Roses Rose 30 ssa. Yard below i1sh i1' and n NJ n sts IS
Inf 5i ga; s6HNsSN ah SsIs SEA HORSE. USED Zsss
sEaRvJGE, 81 tIsh 4294 BALTIC. ave, Bladens5gors'
VI 9s1 sssf ss f. ss2s sgg,s model
ALUMiNUM AZ SIT. car-top boat, s45, Phone
ss;FT. ss rs AUXILIARY sLoor., 2, sets o,
8 Pns r ooae; 3 8. Hup5o1Ns. I've
weiepn MOTOR ao SS make. S1
actual motor usage; purchase price ap-
p,,oximg,atteely s12o; sale price. $50. Gall
FKi FKizE-WiNN1Ne psnsuin sailsoss the
6.I5 6A51S FISHING BOAT feet cedar hull
5SHseoa seass' balssn bmaaSs
Corinthian Yacht Club, MI. 144S. Ill
boat cover. trailer, stainless steel rigging
chrome-plated hardware. naturally I'm
ished hull and spars. reflnished and ready
to to 60 IDEAL for pleasure or racing; $3.50.
NEW I6-FT. BOAT, combination utility
runabout, marine plywood, built for in
board or outboard motor s225. 1oo4, Va.
BOAT SMOOTHING. ss and UP on all
steel trailers. Prompt and dependable
service. CHI. 7l66. Ill
OUTBOARD MoToR-Firestone, sh-h p,
excel. cond. GIL. 1861. Ill
45-FT. DAWN CRUISER, bridge deck new
122-hp. Kermath engine. 32-yolt light
plant, pressure water system, Shipmate
bottle-gas stove with oven. new Oft. Penn
Yam dinghy, 1-mile ray searchlight. many
ether extras; sleeps Z; excellent condition
throughout and ready to 60. See MR.
HARING, corinthian Yacht Club, Sat. or
Evening star., 1948-04-09
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

SLIIEh PDPPf, male. 500; setter puppy
Bpstsh2ss Patsy wtlsress lshS09ahR raoMPsos s5eSs
EE9oRNIIHRE Eo IagJ co" 1910 R. !. ave. ne.
PoiiN1T2ERt PUPPIES. sired by M1o Eiston.
THOMPSON FURNITURE Co. isio r.
COCKER sPANIELs-we breed for rEo SHOW
9uasality; our puppies are superior. WI
At aT,! 1I} J51hse55oushbrsa + red psehshund
Conn ave, Ma. 57s1 Or Al. fxi soli, Ext. 81 soa
coeKEE g sSa sne PUPS. Axe reg; black; m. ssnt
DANE, 4 months old. male. golden faWn ~
Sa9Gnsd SoGs ASb Axe oITs rs .osLoaa oy 1851
ionSsp; son air-conditioned kennels. pickuI
EE SeTycs: RrMs4I Mxss!erinary Supervision. gIDEA
saa bsndie, nispsEY 'sEss tsSf Gofesaie taSs
COCKER fsnas1Is SPA ;sPANIEL. dark red and whit,
champion bloodlines, Axe reg, wormee
poe nas inGisstea SNb car RpssY5le Hoon $3.50
g. tS ssos ss''lzsEz
8 SPRINGER sPANIEI fHPPIEs, be.utitull,
dsSed drsn snofouGhnreds' ideal pets for chill
SACRIFICE; 81 moving - Beautiful litter
Pies : soii weeks sy,aS old; s5o-ss5. After PM PM
SockER S,osaSIbRor SPANIEL l,s male: black year;
rseisteTsd: must sell. Ho. 'S5 ao75. steo L1n nA'
@ASnhe Dish BsseE s sRenf stap male 1
TO good homes. Phone Sligo 5is3, week
aETs,sI shs A. saEi SaSi TER aEf2' no Sun. MONT CO
al Axe reg, best bloodlines, many cham
males and females tAlso Dane stud service
Eawn ELPAW kESNEhs, n fasn'ioa rea., Siesn 4ies.
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EPAW f res Alex ouSae vs pnk,
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DALMATIAN PUPPIES, wks.. purebred
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RELIC KENNELs-Boarding, pickup serv.
FL, enear near centreville. Fairfax w-13
bALMATiAN =. I'M. COACH DOGS. purebred
ansu.I and females; males $50 and UP; stud service
MfxIcAN sHsSis lSStj CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. NAL males
females. extra fine pedisrees. MRS. BECK
5721 14th ST. NV ii
FOX TERRIER PUPPY, Q weeks old, pure
esse coekER f1nas spaSIkn Sh 77s3 s9pp,rs, -,
white, black and white, weeks old
mothsr,AKC reg: Call CHI. s307. IL
-FOUR BEAUT. KITTENS, 3 males, $40
each. ] female So. ia O3s3. Iii
ENGLISH SETTER MALES (39, 13 months
registered, 5 months with trainer, well
started: reasonable. oV. 1873. Ii
red and buff and white; $40 each. WA
1860. III
BOXER. . yrs. old. Axe registration; S75:
gooa home most essential. sOL. 2095. Id
sirsd: tawn and. brindle.. SH. 54s3 Il
CANARIES, border and chopper hens, beau
thu singers; also used breeding cages
2l7 Claiming st. me- III
BOSTON TERRIERS. 10 wks old, Axe
registered Call LU. O093 Saturday. 10
Evening star., 1948-04-09
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
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ftsis FOCAL M aoRNs Rf,RsF Asp % ssss
SoyIse y6Iss lin hslR sIo.iSkss,a " ..r,.
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we have the facilities Tor selling YOU; your
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ATLANTIC COAST MOVERS will aavis,
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Evening star., 1948-04-09
rARM e. GARDEN tcon, .

f9y u MsgsE s psl 10 rs a rsfss asysr.s ss SDs5
ssss' ssss road;
H1es Tors1I s HT sale c ff esn' ss
sakpRNs elsfI u rI6WRS %nfS ASD fhHIxRRowI55
sngahere. sk sfses CAN VI W. osss. aso''a
FRESH DUG STRAWBERRY PLANTS
plants, fruit trees. grapevine. flowers,
TeS 9HN ap2 aggRPoaEr Ma cs sHleixls Ssbssnl Nd 4s
FLOWERS, SHRUBS and landscapins:
Dsnsies, pick yOuE own sOlors ANIMALS
columbine. snapdrason. daisies tshaster).
snna poppiss asters daisies
greens and fiowering shrubs. LYONS
$3.50. @ f5s uN ssss eSe OPEN anasne; Sundays M0 WA
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr" and
Garden Aid. with eauipment. MALONEYS,
NC s126 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. sH.
MANURE AND TOP SOIL by bushel or
yard; road grayel and sand By load. sH.
5iio 51ar, or er FIR. 657s. Prepay tole charges
TOP SoH., fll dirt and manure by yard:
ton or load; also blue-stone, washed
gravel and cinders. sH. 5110 or FIR
DEaMoNsTRAToR, RoToTrLLER, new
saeS MonoR ST " Vs. Dfss $500 fa e.
ToPsOIL tstockpiled loam), So cubic I'd.
delivered. Complete tree and landscape
service. RA. 1919 after pm.
TREE SERVICE. landscapine, topping,
prul ing. elevating. and removing trees; for
free estimate, call SH. 6760 or TR. 1884.
GAZING GLOBES, 10 in. 50 95; bird bath.
| urns. boxes, benches, in concrete: Illus
trated circular on request. H.; p.
RODGERS, 3215 Mass. ave. s.e., VI. 2464.
GARDENS FLOWED. Phone PL. 0112
HARDY FULL-GRowN PEoNIEs-50c self
dug; otherwise 81. Out ColesVille I'd. to
colesville, left 1 mile to Holy Family
FOR RENT Chicken house, run, hot
house, garden, adj. grounds for winter
aeSoRMCK shiesia fa5 pEERiNa ZEE MANURE spread
er, for tractor; S175. Alex. o637 after
Evening star., 1948-04-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1855 OTIS PL. N.W.-Dble. rms, twin
ssIS ss BEaiH IA s.z is. NV. " block O.. and
Alaska bus-Beaut. master rni.. adj. bath.
Eith porch; choice single; best in food.
new REV '1a HOME. B E near Waiter Reed Annex:
excellent meals; $50 week. Can accom-
CHEVY CHAsR1Womsn, under 45. to
share Charming home with lady owner
pslieious I2,l ea meals. Near Conn ave, BUS
WESLEY HALL-comprises "a nne, pri-
yate homes in l block that have been
renaodeied 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
70 share with me men and women on to share r
1923 21st st. NV, North 5000. lis
CHEVY CHASE, 5605 30th st, n.w.-Nicely
furnished double room. delicious meals
DUPONT cmCLEz-vscsncies for young
ladies in very rice guest home. pleas
sur, food Is delicious. DIS6INe. 2013
Mass. ave. NV. De. 97es. -1b
Evening star., 1948-04-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

CONN. AvE.--1-bedroom apartment to
exchange for Or bedroom house OF
WOULD LIKE TO ExCHANGE-2 rooms
kitchen, bath. inclosed back porch. un-
furnished, for similar apt. or small house
IN NV. or nearby Arlington. Please cali
LU. 3217 after pm.
DESIRE UNFURNIsHED 2-bedroom a,art-
ment for same In Philadelphia. Delaware
BExtT. a.sEDRM. ri FuRN. APT shs n .xch K
for l or 2 bedrm. unfurn apt. in Manoi
Ts Fsskdsss, s sRAah'Ssssssas RA ssss SUM- wa fs eGs4
1-BEDROOM APT, nice section, at sea
per mo. INCLUDING utilities; for O 4-bedrm
house at 500 mo-; American UniversitJ
PARK or Mass. ave. extended; executive
psrmsnsnt; 2-yr. lease minimum. Cal
WANTED. / o. . bedrm. apt. In Aiexan.
dria vic. for lge: efnciency apt. In choice
sosroS sS rSosS'iPo Pon kA2saaisscGroN-s-room vi j..
In exchsp1se for sa5d5 sa555 recm; TashipstMSn M
MR.. PIIEGGI
Evening star., 1948-04-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLLEGE STUDENT, vet. and emp. wife
station; best rel. Mr.. FISHER, Iu. 9sSs.
;tsd 4sR isa sarH = snsa ssT e. g. !ss sss
PERMANENT. settled Govt .mgloye ds.
NV sec; up to $50 Elk. 4120. Ext. $50
Yo9Na iioG e : MxssfED xfssfsDS COUPLE. both EN-
uunfurnished, urI i:bedrm. apt. In NV. VI
ioiSS aouSN sS5 sSoufEs ifir d.sis stss ,urn apt
boiling Field; nondrinEing; young man ~ q
sfssE 5 vsskaays, AZ day sun: L. IL
kitchen and bath unfurnished apartment;
ne. Of Sc. section: no children or pets.
J sfsffss. perm. gosislog,. !.ss !s...r: . J, J.
isis5 siNsfiG.sisHs6 issi9s 9ssEbbssoSssm bs ssa'A Arr1
se.s e nf.spz 1h ss Slid e. zfs o.
or ynors bedroom house or apt. In NV.
TT,wos.isasspRM. r, osisasspRM upfurn. house or apt. Govt.
lns and painting. Can III. esss. mas.
YOUNG oasSos scouPLE. student and registered
nurse, desire or 3 rnn.. furn or unfurn.
royt SSI hays Mr D5,ysts sssa kitchen and bath
FURNISHED or unfurnished 2-bedrm., NV.
or close-in suburban, .urgertly needed for
businessman, wife and 2 children; perma-
nentiy established in District. DE. 1870.
GENTLEMAN desires one-rm.. bath, kitch-
enette: complete privacy. location In D.
G., Northwest preferred. best references;
immediate occupancy, II possible. IA. 22eo
YBr zKMPL. COUPLE desire small furn