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Montana labor news., 1949-06-30

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Montana labor news., 1949-06-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF The
STAT Oh MONTANA IL AND FOs
THE COUNTY ot siLNFH BOW
~, A go
Montana labor news., 1949-06-30
NOTICE re CREDITORS

Estate OF John r, Cannon deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
/ signed, executor OF the estate OF Johli
r Cannon. deceased to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them WIN
the necessary vouchers. "lthlh yen hio,''s
after the frs publication OF tins notice
Ia the said executor at the Office OIL
All c. Kremer Attorney at Law. 2oi
Rourke Estate Building. Butte Mon
fana. the same being the place Tor me
transaction Of the business Of SAID IS
tate. in the County Of SILVER Bow STATE
OF Montana
FRANCIS J CANNON Executor
OF the Estate OF John + Cannon
deceased
Dated Butte. Montana. mas 18Th da
OF June. 1919
pablish june 70. 30 Juiy Z. "A
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salutary steps to be taken in our mu-
tual interest. 1t is easy to see how
there can be some difference as to de-
tail but, intricate as are the prob
lens, it is not easy to see how there
can be any difference as to direction.
Unhappily, however, it is not as
simple as that If the men who must
decide also could put their decision
into swift operation, it would be fine
That is not possible under the demo-
cratic form of government which pre-
walls here and in Britain. Our leaders
lack unlimited authority. Here is one
of the most far-reaching decisions
men have been called upon to make
in our history. Ii would be ideal, in
deed, if they could concentrate eX-
clusively upon the wise and right
thing to do. But unpleasant political
facts compel them to consider how
far they can go in the desirable direc-
ton without losing congressional sup
port and arousing adverse public
sentiment.
There will be danger of that
throughout this momentous meeting.
The reason lies in the barren state
of the public mind, which is reflected
in Congress. When, one states, as
above, that there is almost unani-
nous agreement" among the "in-
formed and understanding" it should
be stated that the Uniformed and I'M
derstanding" are an infnitesimal frac-
ton of the whole The great bulk of
the people are utterly ignorant and
Indifferent. Not in so years has there
been an issue about which they know
so little or cared less. Hundreds of
explanatory editorials and columns
have been written, some very wise
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-15
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
BY FRANK II. KENT

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
permission.
Concerning the conversations which
started here Wednesday between
high officials of this country and
Great Britain over the critical stu
alton due to the latter's dollar
shortage" there is almost unanimous
agreement on the basic realities
among the informed and understand
ing in both nations.
For example, it is agreed, first, that
unless there is prompt action a ma
jor British economic collapse is inevi-
table; second, that such a collapse not
only would affect adversely our own
economy but would nullify the bene-
ficent effect of the Marshall plan,
thus playing directly into the hands
of the Soviet forces whose aggressive
policies we oppose as national
menace; third, it would weaken the
Western Alliance we have set up and
threaten our national security all
along the line. In brief, it is as vital
to us to stabilize the British stu
alton as it is to the British. No seri-
Gus economic injury could afflict one
without unfortunate effect upon the
other
The statistical facts upon which
these conclusions are based are not
open to question. Both the American
and British technicians, who have
been working together here for some
weeks, are in complete accord. With
them it is not a question of being
"almost unanimous" On the statisti-
cal facts no other result is possible.
Under such conditions, there would
seem no sound reason the top officials
should not agree quickly upon the
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and helpful, others by men who OBJ
viously are not themselves clear in
their thinking. Also, there have been
many articles, speeches and state
ments on both sides of the ocean.
And, there has been propaganda pro
and con.
The trouble about all this is that it
has been miles over the popular head.
1t has not Illuminated the subject; it
has just bored and bewldered the
people Someone recently asserted
that there are not twenty men in the
entire Congress who can properly be
classed as Uniformed and understand
ing" on this issue. As for the people
generally, more than 80 percent can
be justly labeled ignorant and in
different" The danger of such a stu
alton is that the susceptibility to
demagogery on the part of the people
is about equal to the temptation to
"demagog" on the part of the poll
ticians. Thus, the small isolationist
minority and the incurably anti
British individuals who infest so
many communities have a great OPP
portunity to spread misrepresenta-
tions and misunderstanding
That similar state of affairs ex-
lists in Britain was made clear by a
recent London dispatch to the New
York Times from the astute Mr..
James Reston, who asserts that the
British workman with his pockets
full of pounds, does not understand
what the dollar shortage" has to do
with him and thinks it all nonsense.
A somewhat similar feeling exists
among the average British employ
ers. an Short" says Mr.. Reston,
while Sir Stafford Grips is worried
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turned to her home on Sunday after
spending a week with her cousins,
Edna and Garland Jenkins, at their
home on Town Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wotring, of
Aurora, W. Va, were the weekend
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Olonzo p.
Eike.
Rev. Klaus Wust, Of Dussendorf,
Germany, was the guest speaker at
the regular Sunday morning services
at the Church Of the Brethren
Former sheriff Walter Haenftling
remains a patient in Memorial hos
pital. Cumberland, where he has been
under observation and receiving treat
ment for the past several weeks
The Accident Post No. 208, Ameri-
can Legion together with the Legion
Auxiliary enjoyed their second annual
picnic on Sunday, September IL, at
the New Germany Recreation Center,
which was well attended by members
and their families. Guests included
past president of the auxiliary, Mrs.
Charles Cole, and Mr.. Cole, Frost
burg; mountain district president
elect Mrs Ellis Yates and Mr.. Yates,
and Frank Powers, Frostburg; Ed
ward Kahl, Paul Turney and Paul w.
Hoye. Post Commander Of the Oak
land Legion Post, all Of Oakland. All
those present reported a profitable
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Harmon, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Margroff, from the
Cove, were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. William Miller.
Mrs. William Speicher and daugh-
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ter Kathryn we're Sunday guests at
the home of Mrs. Charlie King and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Maust, Springs,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin jenkins and
family, Swanton, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd f. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Strauss and son,
and Miss Audrey Ault returned home
after spending the weekend in
Washington, ID. c., where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Patricia
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Thomas to Robert Miller.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Wagner and
family were guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
Dauphin, Sunday. Rev. Wagner is
pastor Of Trinity Lutheran church,
of Cumberland, and was the guest
speaker at Zion Lutheran Church, at
Accident on their mission Sunday.
Other guests were Rev. and Mrs.
FRANKIE and family, of Cove.
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about earning more dollars, the aver
age British employer and employe
are not-and until that gap between
official and unofficial thinking is
filled, the dollar gap will not be,
either"
The overwhelmingly important
question is this-can the slender but
Informed and understanding" min
ority induce support from the great
Ignorant and Indifferent" majority
in this vital business or not? SO far
as this country is concerned, there
have been numerous instances in
which the Uniformed and understand
ing" failed to get that support;
plenty of not too remote occasions
when the Ignorant and Indifferent"
majority, diregarding facts and
reason, went in the exact opposite
direction. With no desire to be pes
simistic about the current conference,
it must be said that it is no easy
thing to get the truth to the people
on an issue such as this-nor to get
them to respond when they get it.
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ACCIDENT

Ross Speicher left on Monday for
Annapolis where he will attend a
business meeting of several days with
other representative of the Farm
Bureau Automobile and Life lnsur-
ance Company. On his return, he will
visit his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Speicher and
their children, at their University
Park home.
Miss Janice Jenkins. Swanton. re-
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Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by
permission.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
HOUSES ukEuRhIsnfp

YEAR.oLD brick home in the hear,
baths. gas heat; $3.50 per month
BRAND SEW. ! ANS. i baths, on
coieSvills I'd. nr. Naval Ord, Lab,
co'.' ese. isS fieo gts gts ,ass ,sassoo KAY RxAITs
IMMEDIATE OCcUPANCY-aew .
bedrm: semidet. house in Hunting
ton. Alex, go min from wash, si6o
.ss per pa "a essI 1sni lease to reliable per-
FoR RENT-7.rcon house; ne. see
ton. Cali after p.m., Pr 1881
y -. AL; r. xsAs NurARr an,
bedrms. .2h tile baths, fmmed
poss can BR. SRANT, OK. osis
CHEVY CHASE. ND. - Immediate
possession; 8 bedrm.. bath with IN
ilo'se < s. ffsSsr gSsEsss q stafrA aiF @ g p! Us
sfvrs sf;svirs VI ssrssitss, ssitss, - s-s.arm. 65 si,es
bungalow, din. rm.. ktt.. bath. Nv,
rm. with nleplace. side porch; full
basement, Goeree attic. gas heat
HANDSOME HoME. Masa Park. near
shoreharn, avsii, July J.; $500. suit
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER. beefms.
sar.. oil radiant ht.; ige. lot all-elee
kit; auto. laundry; $3.50 mo. ov
Evening star., 1949-05-06
APTs. FURNISHED tcont.

2-RM. APT. reiET. and sink. SENT
epI. esI' or psshi ) riris. EAT hT. $40 ~
1908 BELMONT ST. NV bed.
rms. ktt,' bath, suitable four; trst
SHARE MODERN FURNISHED home
ne. section. couple or couple with
small baby, S55. Du. 6740 after q
pm. o.
NEAR WALTER REEDMLsay,ps for
J mos. SIS mo. IA. s7oo.
ii6 G ST. s.E.-Bedroom and kit.
apt, for couple; will accept child
under . years; quiet. nopdrinkers:
S45 mo-; also 2 lse. Ink. rooms,
$40 mo. each. Pr. 1858 after 10
Will GIVE APT. FREE in exchange
for part-time carpenter. OR. 1897.
WILL GIVE APT. FREE in exchange
for care OF 2 children. OR. 1897.
COMPLETELY FuRN. a-rm. apt.
conv. TO crosstown bus; young couple,
2 girls or 2 men. ls47 Lamont
M. ROOSEVELT HIGH. for refined
people; avail: May Is; bedrm.. Nv.
sssd e. is ss 'ii' ri d' siia insi' q ' siO6 S0
ONE APT, nicely furnished: share
bath; S65 q month. 1925 18TH
NIcELY IL \ FuRN. 1st-a. apt. all utils.
included; working couple; 500 per
mo. Call between and o pm,
1iss GiRARD ST. N.n, 1st aoor, 4
rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 per
NO. J. DALLAS GRADY a SON,
Evening star., 1949-05-06
Ro0As WIN BOARD


@Iss u 81, N.W-poasis SUD,
sSitehsosre. i Compete i. naie serves =. E
2 meals day, seleefavs nssn1: s5t
Ho, 7oa6. MRS. BUTTON. Is
I325 18th ST Nw.-sleeFy furnished
room for ladies; single Tor s@nIse-
man; running water elevator, show
srs; excellent board %
NEARBY VIRGINIA To employees
woman desiring resttuI surround.
tnEs. room and board. euA. 80 min
downtown D. c. Phone cH. 45os
sR. wALIEK REED sa3i 9Th st
meals. GE. ira.
2230 MASS. AyE.-cors toin Ii,
happy RsnG al Mansions Club. Gcot
chow, and only $50 9 month. -
LARGE, COOL. TWIN-BED ROOM
pvt. bath elose-in Silver Spyans
estate, ideal for bachelors or empl
co. coupe; i mss.s gss1 every day. sS6 Per
FAanY 2 wogiD LIKE to have Wso AZ
bosrder; home located approx. 31
nj. .. G. line: lovely and com.
Portable farm home with ami. 20,
infos. call Rockville 44f2 between
~ NAA v hrGA*F SFlOls A8EOAAA III
CONGRESS HEIGHTS s.K.-Enpl
mother with small child viii Kfys
DAY care for child. Ak. 7244. -f
lie9 18th ST. S.W.--Cooi dbl, next
bath; also vacancies 70 share fol
men; ;s-nsl' excel meals and tslevision
cItB ti Mason, 1925 n Hamp- pio .v.
ini;w;-Vaeancy for 2 ladies. Live ai
WaSh.'S nnest gnesthouse famoul
tor its food and service telephone
BELL :AiR cIUB, 771o Blair I'd, NV
blk. Ga. and Alaska buS-Grace-
ful rmA., for . or 3, the best OF
sa9d' pleasant home. sH. 33t7
WESLEY HALL-spaeious douol.
rooms in remodeled, redecorateC
bldg. running water in every rm
large closets; dances and fire.
MOVIES, recreation room; S4s u
S5s 30 mo. Excel. food, Bendtl
washer. 1929 2Ist ST. NV. NO
Ii08 18th ST. N.w.-small sgl TO,
man. s44.5o; lge; sgl,. ss4.50. AIS;
IVA MASS. AVE. N.w.-The Oak.
mont. Very attractive large double
Excel, meals. $50 each month. s
1401 18th NW.-Ideal res for bus
people. dble and share rms, pvt
baths, showers. Excel. food snc
service. Switchboard TX
Evening star., 1949-05-06
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W0Va&3 k&MNfSWt6 t&@Mt.b
e. srsss' fssnassse' lss svrs ss-
Ess. sss ssFrs ssss:sas. sssss 80
NrSx HEpRooMs. , ssssA : sasss-
yrSsP ~ M Nov Sss Is r5es.. @
svsr eFrsns Msrvsase. sGSssa sass
ssss I SossYa. s @ srss 80. ,s oxs
I s-sesFs ss1sss ~ s"eFfSssass'
ratitsSyr Ilox VILLAGE "a.
.as 6oFs-rnsas sKscEiass e. r-e.
Ean. Aase Eee<- xs- garage ~
n aoV ARE A eorPiE asaasas :su
seel sisrassss sars. ASHs - 2 ssszsss
asr + Is fo srrr. Ii. iseSl, Z "ss ssa, ssa s
r=- esz. s ss4szA very large
3 4 E.xss g. NC, " ,sca sSss
rfs cscoIfs ' : csls.s. s.sl, asa
tosn wash S-searrn. sssss vita
Esg. .se-eeass paFeA aHz ek,et gegrs
sE.. sack yase paekss .eaeeS. s.ask
ss,, I'M .'sssseafs s'ss s..; ssss. ., ~ ssI, a.
9 ssps' Isl. III Ia T lAs ~ ssaan.s asSh
DEL. BtSGALOM--s.3s, Fa, an. IT'S
: se6rms. kitshsn, BATH xias
sss sss''; sH.ars Hsiisss = o,s;sss.' yw,sss "a
heuse. eonpsstssy fa-n.. sSsa NAY
assess, IS; $500 ne, wo, ssei
1es FoRsroS DE-. Takana Pars
Mc--Sew s-tm hrk haass 3iLA SAT
heat fal esEzt,. eosrAsteGy fur
ctsnee. THIS Aeass Wks tEs CEN
rseteS IN Oct tRAk x1sA peY Har
roYp Y DAVIS co. iass x It
cakvrsfY, Mp.-sr.ss home. )
eeercons. : bstAs. eil hss, isah
facilities. Gvah new siAo nse
SEDESsPINSER VA i0I0 -
GLOVER PARK. 374o " st sw-8
TrnE-. baths, rec. rm- EarAge sas
beat. aellI ismI.y sl$o me. Years
VIZ HAyT sEvERAL desirable =, 3
and 4 oedfm. hosses IN the 0eesse-
town and ne. sections; $50 to
$500. Fhons Miss MeNAsen. Nj
$500 ewes, Dc. ooSs, with JOHN
3. de sIpoUR q CO, Realtors. I'd
WESLEY HEIGHTS NV
lovely rrnA-. recently decorated and
ecmp. fufn.s In exclusive re&. re-
strieted. eony. pah. tramp, and
school; eedrms. with nrsplAceA
liy, rEn-. din. rrn-, studio. kit., bath.
Ironi and rear porehes spacious
lawn; storage space IN bSsnt with
maids Law; secs mo, ;nel gAx.
slse- heat and mainL Of stounes,
Oh. 1855. Is
Evening star., 1949-05-06

HOUSES FOR sAlE--kssshwsss
zLLisoS AND s16 issI sTs; T:Ws'
n.'I ~. sas esnai S.es'h ssa conv 0sH ssesoel.
shoppinE and trsnsp. shown b
sest only. caii " 4 Bryant, wQ
AMfsSie2Snss Tsiarss,rY rsIx--
White brick dst, Dutch Colonial. M
shoppins, schools and fast trsnsp,
Ist q. 30. iss. py. rn. With nrspl,.
pcfsS. ssGsSn' d. sns s.rsas ssse n sfsfs.e ME-
iot: knotiy pine rsnsied rec. rm
EQpd value: priced fairly. W. b.
AHekitAN tNtv' gxRx--v.ry dssir-
asls e-Eocm brick. ell beat niss.
kax RsAffi %. Nc sx. 100.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARx-Tnis mod.
det, brick home 10 close 70 the sprins
valisy sheppins center and sli its
hselsn Saii. isass iiy. a rsn "sYt sIth arspisss.
din. rin., dtn. aieovs and mod kit.
Ind a., nice sedrms., . tile baths
Nice. rec rm-. det. garags. screened
porch. xor aRpt- p !nseeet. cal
M - WhlQnI - ogm a
ssasIsnsi ..a1s s1.ei is.ss'et sos fun, asfss' ssss
sas a'.es heat. fsnsed rear ysra.
Esfassd Esfas' ssi EasL ss.f I. " HwsRiRaHf. WI VII
sSSSss ssSsSSsscsSsKsrss ssiKss VI. sass ssassssaHrs-pris.s s re-
dueed to s3a,s50. Beautiful pFswsr
sEss ss. On Srope:;y ss.i .s 3 ossr so psa s
nassr' srss .ssrse.ss sas hva roo. SaD' dla. Ia
ing room, den with .drepiaes, pow
der roeIn. de- luxe electric kitchen;
Z screened hytng porehes: ?rc neor,
.g..s .snsaIs .ssIs, ssdfsS' e sss. s,s sna n.ss se
Ssssinsrs % % Win nrsn!ses. maids Teoss
isnt M Mccndi:son. thrcasscut' Cal gs
fer appcjntyzsnt te. see this lcvssy
bone. Fyiesd fsI sslsg Espgedastsena
ssssss. sssssss. AZ. fx. kR Isako Rnn In 500 90
ii dihirrWoob--s-ssdreosn. 5-eats
rev brick: transpertstier. shoprirE,
rsessation rocn with 1ssplacs, ds.
tsche1 gsrsss; nquss 9 immasgisss
ssspIlnEssY. ssH III aois ", tM Mls- Z p!n. va u
ikiSSaRf16ogS 81 .ss s r.s-ens-x.
have several ard 9 rrn.. hoasss
sQ14xM RkAIy Co, IA. xg44;
ssIisdsarWoonS OsaxA-vas.n.. ssss
kansas sra: tteaI ieeasacn: egtck.
recreation rm.. eli heat, yard and
saFsEss tnow arr&a3se sef . fam
nissl: chestnut trim hsaHty hers.
s,,4 oPsn Ssiiy % .saa Exclusive s asst.
CHEyY CHA&E--oNusr ieaying tewn.
selling at real saeFtHce. 3 hsz bed
roons. ~ take twin hses and stlii
have room. fer plerty ef ether .flr-
ksteasn VITA brsaEfsst nosx. family
atxs dining roams iiTsnx roem hss
nreplacs and srreens6 porch 81.
3oining, attached gegagss bsaattfni
les With pAtsei ens hloek frcr bas.
q blocks ~ ahepp4ngs Nhtsf efsrk,
suit IN in4ls Afxs erfs TRUST los
ssaussfHlly iardscape1. sz-scct tr2aa-
-: PE'ss PE'sssstt Ill. s.s.sSo, s... k1i.sSz
cSSvfafSxnssn IAN J R1ks--s-rn. "A srisE sas
t.;ssS. H|S;ssf1 | s;aaai.x' vs.
feo0 until . Pm 33tA Cann.
Evening star., 1949-05-06
RMS. FuRN.-Mp. b VA.

RMs. FuRN.-Mp. 3 VA.
FOR SETTLED LADY, single rm.,
ABW bus at door. kitchen privileges
5sSs EDMoNDsToN Rb., y. River
dale newly decorated rooms and
bath, unlim. phone, on busiine
NfwLr' Wv i'Gab GpaEbooRArED RIM. for. e0usle: 5
shoppinr ssS p '0f can %sR oW fsssf s 70 Gus snd
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Attractive
clean room between two buslines,
rhonss P e., Pna4 llsNundrs privilssss. $40
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt. bath. IS
Williams lane, WI. 2f63. --T
COTTAGE CiTY-Eoom for rent
next TO bath and shower; i blk. to
all Baltimore blvd, transp. wa,
ALEx.-pbl. rm. and kit. privileges
for 2 girls. Call evess TE. 1881.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. joining bath;
In new apt, v blk. to bus; only
! occupies apt; kit. privils. CHI.
DELE. BEpRM. and study, can be
cple.; car nee; no objection to l
sfhVfn sfhilfi sfRrN1ass Ss1 ss-fS SoSs. sssr i.rse
cheerful room for one or two; conv.
siEvnR sEEsasRofsfsiasfss sfasdhss4is aasi front ln.
NAV man AGf sa sias sias.n Il Z ssoektsa ssn's
Evening star., 1949-05-06
MOVING, PACKING 3 sToRAo
HOUSES FURNISHED

MINIsIER LEAvING TowN May
eSths would like 70 rent his s-rm.
ssiss sas sos p e sssslssS .ssesss sss
utsississ uais s furnishsd. ina SineiudiSs ssh tale. E
phone. csll MORRISON AdENcx.
pfsrEasfE hi Sfsf cMxvY CEASE. MD. To-
cation - Attractive 2-stcTx hr,ek
i.esT ss.seksd a gar. NJ Sieely fnrn.:
ss50 per ne, On 5 mo. lease. Suit
able Ter Diplomatic Or army a1d
navy personnel II interested make
appl.cation Eiytns references. Box
a % %sibRsa. nousE. ecmpisss,y .susu.,
gaFd: June 20 ocssssr. siss mo1th-
sis sssa sr. N.E.--Psrsiy furn.. Z
6edroosny, : baths sarass. sas heat;
cHssY Hfss1pa pti peiaAsE. nm. cenplss.i,
fnrny 2 bedrms- 2 ssshss maid :
GEORGETOWN 50 euhiet: furntshsd.
and yard. Z nedrms- . baths liv.
rm;. On FT. rec; F.,i aaa,as s. rn.
Oct. 4: $3.50 me. rhcns Oh. b3s4
siRAUffPPurIY IA UffRfPPurIY vuExrsnxD. q rns.,
porch, isrxs back yard. Tnss he1e
q about years cid: u tnmacuisse
condition: rsascrRsle rental l&ay
1ath and SAVANNAH sta. s.e. HxNHY
eALu4 lies vsrmont ave. Aw-
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ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE

Nh. CAPlToL-Qiri, 24-27, to share
apt, with another Protestant glrli
avail. May z; Call AT. .s261. -
1890 18th ST.-Refined lady or 9
70 share a Ice; room, ist noors semi
py5s bath, al priVtls.' reas. rates
YOUNG GIRL to share lovely Groom
home with girls; home privileges;
conVen. NV. location. AID. 1857
GIRL, 25 10 35, to share a-rm. apt,
kls, M and isgndry pTtviieses; eonven
1880 21st PL, s.E.-Large airy rm.,
adjoining bath. pvt. home; suitable
Tor. men or emp, cple.: breakfast
Mr.; cAPIToL-qiri, s4-s7. to share
diRt diiih RfE Mff sHSSRsRI SSRsRI CT ssdrase' ase1i iv. tn.
kit: with smother girl. $3.50. Ho
0576; Ext. -710 after 9 pm. Once
Elk. AGO, Ext. 20f7. y
COLORED-sHARE APT. with lady
eoygple or 2 girls good trshsp. LU
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION, II you
are looking for . furnished apart
HOTEL 1440

Newly furn. and decorated. I room,
kitchenette and bath; modern fire.
proof bldg.. 24-hrs telephone and
l440 Rhode Island ave. NV. IS
next bath: newly painted; colored
working couple; conv. trans. 171S
9th st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1949-05-06
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-hs,thse

trance, 2 closets. twin BEDS. semi
pvt. bath; breakfast privtl. II de-
sire. 336 18th st. ne. Ii. s-4773.
NICE LGE. FRONT RM. dbl. Bed,
flpnal n Family oAn Iu. sfais. isaS Snis Rsol.
EssT 9lSfk cstAr1roL sr.-larse es newly
blds: near Supreme Court Bldg.
Avail: l, Msyy yy lei eoAS refs. required, 9 to
potBhE q Riai; Oh oR cpaEi 'TWiN BEDS as pre-
ave. bus line. 3aa ouaefenbos st.
ne. ne; .p S4Q per month permanent
losi esiSi KEARNY fE1AsiESSi ST. NE.-pble. s sleep
eoup S s4s ssi sinse IH s4o: Kitchen n0ms and
laund. privil.; good transp. AID. 0666,
wooDRIDGE-Large front rm.. nice
ly furn, In adult home: no other
LfSHT ffSiiis' RE HskPG tPFsn'p RM So' 7sas ssi ds
- ssds. 3 sinaoss, .iss. h4s sS.i si.ss; sia sf:
BExuT. MASTER BEiDRa.. pvt. bath
foF 2 people seeking best In heme Of
good transp.. SO wk. 60. DU. 2e4o.
1874 b ST. NE, Capitol Hill. opposite
supreme Court, single rm;, sentle-
quiet; s35. Il. 3-I955. weekdays.
CoLoRED-314 X ST. N.E.-Sinsle
room for mar. or woman, all home
privileses. Lu. 1905 after 9 pm.
coLoRED- ONE DOUBLE Furnished
soom for rent, twin beds. Phone
CoLoRED-s1s 10th ST. N.E.-ISe.
front rm., twin beds: 2 gentlemen.
TR. 0741.
Evening star., 1949-05-06

APARTMENTS EXCHANGED
EXCHANGE a-BEDRM. APT. porch.
gar. Queens, N. Y. C, desire 2-eed-
rm. apt, In D. c. Box Ash. star,
EXCHANGE l-bedrm. apt, near
Cathedral, elevator, copvenient 70
downtown: SOS, for 2-bedrm. apt.
Southeast or near Naval Research.
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