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week in April are Canada, Grea1
Britain. France. Belgium, the
Netherlands, Norway and Luxem.
bourg.
The French government ap.
proved terms of the pact ano
authorized its signature yester.
day. it was announced in Paris
Iafter a meeting of the cabinet.
In Rome. Communist member.
OF the Chamber of Deputies sought
to delay vote on Italy's accept
ance by fllibuster. but approva
appeared assured by the govern
ment's majority.
Iceland Ends Talks Today.
Decisions by Denmark and Ice
land await reports to their home
governments by the Foreign Min
isters of those countries who have
been discussing implications o1
the pact with Secretary of State
Acheson this week. Iceland's For.
eign Minister, Bjarni Benedikts-
son, scheduled a farewell confer.
ence with Mr.. Acheson today
postponed from yesterday. Danish
Foreign Minister Gustav Rasmus-
sen concluded his mission here
Tuesday.
The Italian and Portuguese gov.
ernments have been sounded out
on the pact through their Embas.
sizes here and the American EN-
bassies in Rome and Lisbon.
Publication of the treaty tex,
tomorrow is designed to give time
for wide public discussion before
the actual signing. The State De-
partment is moving to encourage
maximum discussion.
Representatives of 200 national
organizations in such fields as
farm, labor, business and educa-
ton gathered at the department
today for three days of "off-the-
record" talks on foreign policy id
which the Atlantic pact will be q
major topic. Secretary Acheson
and other top officials will speak
informally to the group.
The department said the talks
were classed "of the record" moi
for security reasons, but to enable
the speakers to talk freely without
careful weighing of each word in
advance, as would be necessary il
they were to be quoted.
Mr.. Acheson is expected 10
make an "on-the-record" address
on the Atlantic pact and other
aspects of current foreign policy
soon. The pact also will figure in
a series of foreign policy radio
which the department
will begin Sunday over the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.
Soon after the pact is signed, ii
will be submitted to the Senate
for ratification. By then, the de-
partment hopes the provisions
and implications of the unprece-
dented treaty will be fully under
stood by Americans generally.
While the treaty details still
are officially secret until tomor-
row, it's major points have be-
come known The key article
would commit each of the ma
tions signing the pact to resist an
attack on any one Of them by
means to be determined at the
time.
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Acheson Radio Talk
On Atlantic Pact Due
Tomorrow Niuht

Secretary of State Acheson
will make a radio address on
the North Atlantic security
pact tomorrow night, it was
announced today. The text
of the pact will be made pub
lie tomorrow.
The State Department said
his speech would be broadcast
over the American, Columbia
and Mutual networks at
1890 pm.
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is Undertaken
periodically.
One reaSSur-
ing fact to
Army civilian
e m ploy yes S is
that the major
ity of them will
not be adverse
ly affected by
t he surv e y.
Their job clas-
sifcations will
re m ain the
S ame. Only
in cases where
:eA. Haalac
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Mice Give Fire Alarm

A family asleep in a burning
house in North London. England
were awakened only by frightened
mice scampering about the floor Of
the room above. &
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sified downward will salary cuts
occur. In scattered instances, po-
sitions will be graded upward. with
resultant increases in pay.
SLAPPED DOWN-The various
Federal regional loyalty boards
are having a tough time of it in
deciding cases. They've been re-
versed by the top Federal Loy-
atty Review Board in 80 per cent
of the cases they have tried.
In other words, in four out of
five cases in which regional
boards have found Government
workers to be disloyal. the top
Federal Loyalty Review Board has
overruled the decision and found
the employees to be loyal.
Top Federal loyalty officials
confide that their regional loyalty
boards, including the one in
Washington, "have a lot" to learn.
In many instances, employees are
asked improper questions that
have no relation to the pertinent
fact as to whether or not they
are loyal. Then, too, the regional
boards, in some instances, are
said to have denied employees the
right to present evidence on their
own behalf.
NATIONAL DEFENSE-Penta-
gon insiders predict that Secretary
of Navy John L. Sullivan and
Secretary of Air Stuart Syming-
ton soon will follow Army Secre-
tary Kenneth Royal in resigning
their posts.
If the designations materialize,
the new Secretary of Defense,
Louis johnson, will have q free
hand in top appointments IN the
Defense establishment.
SALES TALK - Former Civil
Service Commissioner Arthur $.
Flemming, who is a member OF
the Hoover Commission, addressed
the top personnel officials in Gov
ernment yesterday on the Hoover
proposals for changing the Gov
ernment's personnel system.
While Mr.. Flemming's address
before the Federal Personnel
Council was in the guise OF an
Explanatory talk, there was no
doubt that he sought to win the
officials over to the Hoover polnt
of view. Particularly since today
is the deadline for the various
Government agencies to submit to
President Truman their views on
the merits of the Hoover personnel
Recommendations.
4 &t
IJPWA-The left wing. ClO
United Public Workers OF America
has announced its intention OF
staying in business, regardless OF
what action the national C1O
might take in the public employees
field.
There has been considerable
speculation that the national ClO
will revoke UPWA's charter and
pave the way for new CIO Or
ganization of Government workers.
However, UPWA's Executive
BOARD. at it's semiannual meeting
this week, defiantly asserted that
the union would continue its pres
ent operation, regardless OF what
is done. In fact, the board asked
the CIO to end the raids. on It's
membership by the newly organ
ized right-wing CIO Government
Workers Union. The exact word
ing of the resolution adopted by
UPWA's Executive Board on the
whole situation was not given out
by the union, nor was the vote on
the unions stand disclosed.
JUNKET-The Federal Recrea-
ton Committee plans to gather
information for Government en-
ployes regarding the best vaca-
ton and recreational opportunities
available in Virginia.
To gather the information. the
committee will make two State
wide tours of Virginia within the
next few weeks. One will cover
the Eastern part Of the State and
the other the Western part. Out
CnETT At III
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fBe sure to listen in SUNDAYS
at 11:15 am. 0Uer WMAL,
The Star Station, for Joseph
Young's Spotlight Uersion of
the Federal Spotlight. featuring
additional ne,ps and Dieps OF
the Government seruice.)
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The Federal Spotlight
Army Starts Job RecIossifying
That May Bring Some Pay Cuts
By joseph YOUNG

The Army Department has started job Redistribution pro-
which might result in salary cuts for employees
The program-simiar to the going the Navy
Departmenwoud affect employees would
those in Washington.
Like the Navy the Department revaluang
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Holland seems likely soon to
"unfreeze" rents now frozen at
prewar levels.
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and Importance of its various ci-
william jobs: Defense officials sdy
this is a normal process, which
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Weather Report

District OF Columbia.-MoStly
cloudy with highest temperature
about A. degrees this afternoon.
Some light rain or snow likely
late tonight or early tomorrow
followed by partly cloudy and
rather cold. Lowest tonight about
80 degrees.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
somewhat colder tonight. Tomor-
row cloudy and rather cold with
some rain or snow likely.
Virginia-Cloudy with rain in
central and south portions, but
mostly snow in southwest portion
tonight. Tomorrow occasional rain
mixed with some snow in north
portion. Not much change in tenn
perature.
Wind velocity, II miles per hour;
direction. west-northwest.
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Record TEMPERATURES This Year.
Highest, n, on FEBRUARY Is.
Lowest. FL, on January 30.
High and Low for Yesterday.
High, AZ, at 3:45 pm.
Low. "a, at $50 am.
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
Sun, today 6:16am. 6.17pm
Sun. tomorrow 6:14am 6:1Spm
Moon, today - 1000 pm. 7:51 am
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
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River Report

fFrom q. S. Engineers)
Potomac River clear Harpers Ferry and
at Great Falls; shenandoah clear at
Harpers Ferry.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

IDEAL HOME for the right young
MxNcaEsffEss! an iafEsf' s!al APT. HOTEL orzI-s9 s4as
switchboard. elevator. hotel . serv..
ssxsel. meals, attractive dining rm.
rSE ak wSSbsssRne SbssR nor4r. and school
sns ana fa1ld bas o% SSnS s7sI e schools churches
15os \. Il. Avf. N.w.-Dble. front,
twin beds. 2 good meals; prices rea-
sensible; also triple for boys; eonv.
1853 ap'Rj WYOMING AVE. N.w.-iou.. NIsS
dec; dble: and sgle.; good food;
1sSs sSsnnsIs isss f. f. sw-v.s.ne... "sa IL ?
or 3. IN hsautiiuIly fprn. I'm; also
DGPoNT aHme 1871 ssi Isss Mass ave-
share rms: men and girls: excel.
meals: conven. transp. 80
KENNEDY, of 18th st. n.w.-Excel-
gsiyyileses; gry1 good transportation. IA.
JusT OFF 18th sr.-Youns lady LADY to
share attractive house with other
girls; full-time maid excel. trans.
paek afG Vii XIIw ReissRs THRssct st c9 9sas 7s
block from Columbia I'd. AD. s47s.
NEAR 18th sT.-e gentlemen: sentile
home; pvt. bath: breakfast; near
1sSs sS;; kndsiRsH TA 694S ffts5 s5 lis9 w uoun.
sso snss Exc m.ss ao aee ssn sn
1455 rAIRMONT sr.-sinsle room,
nicely furnished. large closet. next
ssis i 0fSR BROWN ST. Nw.-N.e.ly furn.
xnes nest stp to bath, AD. 1908.
in Jewish home. RIA. 4633.
TWO GIRLs--Beautiful room: excel
1903 18th ST. N.w.0Doubies e and
to. share: excellent meals: close in;
friendly atmosphere. MI. 274O. DU
14Os 18th ST. N.w.-very nice rms
for men to share; excel. food: SAT
c4IvERr AZ Hr HotsE. ~ s714 14o1 18th Msn St. NV
Single and share rooms available
Excellent food and service. Switch
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Larse dou-
dally, lnclud1nE sunday. SLAUGH-
CLUE MASON. 1925 New Hampshire
ave. n.w.--Lovely single rm. for man !;
famous for food and service; live
sss'tsssss. shon. afss Sss saMPhE, sas'g.,Ss
EXCEL. BOARD and care siven io To- a
child. Q yrs. old or over; neat and
modern 2-rm. furn. apt also avail.
to mother Of child; reas. Phone
1889 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-sinsle and
double room; young men: Jewish
home; good food; bus at door; reas.
TWIN ROOM. with 2 closets, Tor 2
quiet girls; or large single room for
! in Jewish home: liv. rm. and
phone pvlgs.; exc. meals. vi. 1925
3211 End ST. N.W.--Master bedrm
pvt. bath. twin beds. home cooked
meals: one block from bus: refined
gentlemen. Call GE. 1888 after
1870.
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GIRL wants another girl, unoer 35,
for 3-rm., downtown NV. elevator
apt; $40: utilities incl. DI. $3.50.
LADY to share beautifully furnished
os' {sssy; otss, iy!p beds maid service. 80: Can
GIRL to share apt. with 2 girls. twin
beds reasonable. Ii. 1176; no drink
2 GIRLS. az. Is to 80, to share hare an
spt.s apt. bldg. shoreham vic. DE.
ONE GIRL. to share apt with two
girls. in NV. section, S31; available
GIRn GmMea'o'iss rs shsARR s!Ssd1m ssdfi apt With
s.s:a:s s':';i :S'' .ss st:'n.e :SsSs, SsSs
WANTED refined riddls-agsd woman
iSe.sion: f4fs PSon. '4sa 41 800 n sttsss sS'a
2 GIRLS: az. 20 to ss; wanted to
;,,lU 2ther s,rls: sino IN NV. section on car
MAN TO. SHARE with another man.
pesy sese of s5sht onset 5oem twn nbsns Ssd
ALExANDRIA-Lady will share apart
with young lady (nondrinkert; direct
Transportation to airport and Penta-
gon. TIE. O279. 30s
WILL SHARE with girl In 3Os attrac-
lively furn. 3-rm. apt, private bath
and phone; everything furn.; S55;
disL as Is To sA2RE slss, .n apartment sS With
smother girl. Call TIE. 1854. -31
WOMAN wishes to share lovely apt,
Sc. section, with / or refined
NQmen: pvt. room. Ak. 473e.
Gs III sss So sses e fhar: r. 81 xsh asss ssssshss
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w,

sSS MINI. sS.s.-srons 81; s'F; Im. 4 saeIns Rs
Park; newly dec; lse. closet, semi
home. .S sus snasee; at Cor shyi vi cIss ss4i quiet
Sc, Fort Dupont st..sinSie .urn
LTmTl' IT. next BATH: In pvt. home; u
AaAcosTnisRg-aAs'xI,,3;iISs IA otssTnsg Ak ace An.
tii tiie home: oal.: enRi' *. sSfa. sS9faan' men; gem
NAVY YARD, / block 11th and pa
ss-Lovely sEle. and dbls. rms:
all new furn. Elk. ss4s. FR. ii ii.
ss7 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Lovely Ard.
moor front room. next bath, bay win
cow Lincoln Park; car passes door.
14th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-2nd f,oor.
1a5se sp double room. next to bath.
20 7.S ST. s.E.-N.wiy decor. rSl next
1850 iSs i sys. st. gGpEeh: !R. trs03 sose al
apys apy,; B bone me Eess. "a: a5s5. 80 "
rated. next to bath: ; sents.msn ntwy Geeor Or
ffsun.lls fsm.ls unl!nitss ax ossgg gh0ns with jewish
s33s DENVER ST. Sc. tHillerest1-
AAtstractively furn. rm., semipvt. bath,
1921 ss'h aai Il Il. sSls s.1:&s singles nsS .sS
double room. near transp. e clean n
as1s eSSTm!0fsio's STh 81. sEGpsaS., w. s2sa, ;se ;,oS9
room; phone and laundry priyi.
nes lsges; sonv trsnsp. AT. 4216.
DBL bs,h KM: for desirable lady. next
1881 s1shfss aisi f. f. ssIEiy.l' sE 81 So.tt tsIs rom
Ala, sye.-Clean, angle rm.: bus Al
door; Gentleman preferred: ssss.
nicely furn.;. lsundry and 0ta,e0 use oi
,Rh9 ,RRhh99ns: E: nsrt s@ tG bath; At: .s4as:
room. 2nd floor; no drinking; refgr.
hght cooking: double bed, semibath !;
s;niSi; eerson. DIixatss Ih. ssshso' shoms' employed
10o BLK. HOWARD RID. Sc. nr.
gloyed adults. $40 weekly. Phone
cnSc TRi 2sn3 2SGs, Sun; III z pm,
share share I,TIs lovely sl dgabls room With An A.
room, pvt. dwelling, nicely furnished: !:
also good quiet neighborhood. conv.
S.,1 70 al fransPi; IsBPo desire refined person.
NEWLY DECORATED corner room for
renned woman; next to bath and
oN shoTspi EspiT%; bus a door. VI; sle2. 30'
SlonaI Llorary-Studlo room or bed
room, also garage. FIR. 1898. %
720 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Furnish-
ed single room. gentleman only. TR.
1928 POTOMAC AVE. s.E-1xe. front
room. twin beds, next to bath;
5,tehen privils.; conv. transp. Ii.
1907 MASS. AVE. s.E.-1xe. front
rm.. next to bath; in pvt. home:
reas.; gentlemen pref. TR. 022s.
s19 YUMA ST. s.E.-rurn. rm,
next bath: bus at door; telephone
and laundry privileges: l employed
girl; Sl6 mo. Call mornings, VI
6652. 80
4037 NICHOLS AVE. s.W.-Bus at
door: telephone and laundry privils.
TR. 70S3 after pm. weekdays. Il
COLORED-S.E. SECTION large
room for employed couple or girls
in Christian home; also smaller
room; cooking and laundry privi-
leges: conv. transp. Call LII. 2O36.
COLORED-324 9Th ST. SE.-LarRe
front room for men; near trans-
portation. FR 1862.
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ROOMS WANTED

GOVT. ofneial. quiet. refned. desires
as sole suest; must be within walk
ing distsnce Of White House. Box
EMPLOYED lady wishes room in re-
fined CATHOLIC family; silver spring
ROOM. private bath. home privs., for
SHs' sSs r.s:asne.: :fs sn'1' 1os sasss sasd.5
SINGLE woman desires furnished
room. Rock Creek Park. vicinity OF
18th and Decatur NV. with Kitchen
WOMAN. ,eultured. elderly, excellent
health: lisht breakfast. grill priv
ROOM. vicinity 18th and Penna.
ave: NV. q st. or r St, 18th or
18th sts. NV. Box 144-T. Star.
REFINED JEWISH GIRL desires sin
gle sm.: .c,,nr ,furn,; laTss eloset; prefer
BUSINESS GIRL desires room and
pvt: shower; adult Jewish family;
town. Box lb4.T. star.
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RMS. FURk.-MD. g. VA.

MASTER BEDRM., double with pri-
vate bath. in newly built home, In
Silver Spring. conven.; exceptionally
large lovely rm., sitting rm., bedrm
ROOM ''Poi FOR WORKING MOTHER Ta2
With With , DAY care for baby; nr. Dis.
cHEyY HEY nea!. CEASE IP;Ii.Sss g.; r COZ. Tm:
term Dri7iles.s; rel. .' req: In wi. n; -o1s 1e'
ARLINGToN-For gentleman, clear
comfortable rm.. semipvt. bath
elose-in loc., yet quiet and secluded
GfnV cHl 4slf everything; incl I-fare q" bus
ARLINGTToeN-Lse. sunny rm., co con.
tinental breakfast: daily maid serv.
10 Minis. Key Bridge. 81. 500
IN OAKCREsT-Lge. downstairs bed.
rm: with pvt: bath; min. to Pen
and Natl: Airport; OF. e344. 80
Reme Rens.s esfl 9sfn on n0ndF5keF' Ih7s si ssHti'
ARL.--Lge. nicely furn. rm. for l girl,
share bath with girls; i blk. to
,a bus: quiet home; OK: Os07.
sss1s' ssS. heme en- esss 81; with use Of kitchen
twin beds $50. WI. aesb. '' ''"'e'
ARLINGTON-Newly furn. rm.; handy
to buses; gentleman only. CH.
ARL., VA, conv. to pentasop-Iars.
gentlemen: $40 mo; CAN Sun: OF
LakGE afssE d5is. BE- Irn 1w vitS Ssso closet semi
PVT: bath; l blk. bus. . mi Key
bie blosS; sirlst n0%s ow Pflsi; SGsa or response
N All bedrm. and kit, nicely
NIcRIY NfI3Pieyef RuRSsHEDc ufRSSSRsf cR RooM next Il
bath, twin beds; private family neal
W;esitovsr Shopping Center: $50
oENTER sfs clsREa6okGELser5ssss asqs!f e5ss twin a.
bbssdrm.. adj. bath; bath with shower;
ARL1NGroN vA@versy en vGa!y' LARGE, re SSSI. vii.
I Inrn single rm; with bath. on North
WARM ist-FL. ROOF. next aat0i to bath.
e;h;x' eaIy' G2. ns osafS 1asa. roomer; seatlsman
oIaAs 9.asd SINGLE SINGLE. ROOM lss ssss closet;
twin beds, double-door closet, next
to bath; new home; on buslines,
wfEFGRN TSEf NfHss RhpsM RhfHs qI visS Sfe1 Use
kit. and large liv. rm., grand piano,
auto. heat: quiet neighborhood,
mile in Va: l or men. CHI. O216.
ARLINGTON - Paneled recreation
room, pvt. entrsnce, bath and
phone; $50 per month; l employed
LGE. NICELY FURN. BEDRM. twin
beds; for 2 men or cpl; conv
bedrm: for g. CH. 1876. 80
1907 LEE HWY.-Upstairs bed-livins
rm. with pvt. entrance; for. gentle
man; very conv. loe. CHI. 6733
80
DOUBLE ROOM for / sober gentle
man. SIS per mo. Sligo 3461, morn.
=, l,gs before 9; and an day Sunday. .
beds, .unlin. phone; " blk. from bus
pvt: home; men only. CH. 5672:.
ARLINGTON-ouiet room for adults
! In Jewish home; bus TO Pentegon
and downtown. -oW. care.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFuR

WYOMING AVE.-5 rooms, fireplace,
2 baths. porch. MI. 7499 or Ho.
AVAILABLE for 8 or 4 sirls-LarEe
bedroom. living room, kitchen. bath
girls, So week each. 1 Girls, ST
a week Call FIR 1893. Il
-RM. APT. private bath, private en-
trance; !S75 mo-; light and heat
furnished; IS min. from downtown.
WA. 4O42.
COLoRED-BAsEMENT APT, 1900
So. 18th st., Arlington, Va. OK
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

BEDRM., kitchen, pvt. bath; employed
ssypo ssesyypls only. Congress- Heights. W.
WASH. c1RcLE-sui..bls 8, SIS per
wk.; kit. privils. extra. DE. b4so.
DOUBLE ROOM for employed couple
Or person; 81 Use Of sdl. Esshsn; seod
lsE.. xIRY 70 s3sEasNr sfe "A Af1i. i'1ai ri.
sn ssaps s5asss: sssh sss ssIshzzssd as Szs
Frigidairs; empI. couple; S7o: shown
MI nfssF PIEAs4S4 r sSSn llSs ss@ NJ y t. j, NV
sEi III aran n .s5p sspt' pa .aH!ts; s1ss s76 also
rms, kit. and bath, for 5 quiet,
G9rking adults only: reasonable.
BASEMENT APT.-Bedrm.. kit, bath;
pst, pvI, entrance; Al utils.; couple pref. !;
2 LARGE SSe' ROOMS, kitchen and bed
ICON; rIoaa quiet clean home; for EN-
a sst.d, Az ca. AsR ss.r fARK ~ EP osas inter
pvt. lavatory: prefer Q men; $50 4
month. LU. 1863. so =
'TT5 MI: VERNON Fl. NV. 9th and
$40. Also nice rm. Tor sa5 mo.
Ing. Rm; 8. or phone MI. 1898 or
hA: 7O47 after 10 daily. 500
1882 A ST. Sc, near 14th st-2
rooms, next bath; owners home; to
se :RRRtdGsss sRdf:a 5f 5fnss pss. adult Il '?aR|s
RECREATION STUDIO ROOM and
z. 2 boys or girls: pvt. bath,
shower phone and entrance. b1O1
cHasfIERoN IEa Il; PiS R6rEis R6 2ssei 18TH and R.
sts: w.-several apts. available for
immediate occupancy, consisting Of
lily. rm.. 2 bedrms., kit. and bath;
$3.50, including maid service, linens
BAeHRhoR saa pilt5isef suIPg Rg teSq beSqm ,,v
bath. reisr.;' nr. 18th and and tx; Col '. I'd.
NV; S120, incl. cleaning. CO. 414G,
BACHELOR APT. for 3 adults; large
room and private bath. furn.- in
studio manner; wood-burning fre-
mens gsss eesisy mess ses9n ss9 nedss Sssstye
rate $40 per mo. each. Call Ho.
FURN. EFFICIENCY bsmt. apt for
2; separate entrance. RA. 1sG 1891
s-RooM AND BATH APT. completel,
line. vic, 14th and Spring I'd. NV;
immed; .poss.; S100, including util.;
no children or pets. Call GE. 0393
GEoRGETOWN-suitable for Q per
sons; large liv. rm. with fireplace.
bed-sitting rm., din. area. kit. and
bath. sun deck overlooking garden;
newly remodeled and dec; $3.50
mo: avail Feb. Is. Call Elk. 54s3.
OFFICER will share convenient NV.
2-rm.. bath. kitchen apartment with
man military oficer or veteran; rea-
sonable offer acceptable. Box 1887,
CoLoRED-1 RIM. semipvt. kit.
bath: for. 2 people, In pvt. home;
$3.50 each per wk. 1914 18th st,
COL0REDSEMPLoYED COUPLE for
1-room, kitchen and porch apart
COLORED-2 YOUNG LADIES; pri-
vate bedroom; share living room and
kitchen with Govt. girl; all privi-
leges: rec. rm: In bsmt. FIR. 5372. .
COLORED COUPLE desires couple to
| share ant. in ne. section. TR. 1853
| or Monday. NO 74Ql
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ROOMS FURN.-k.E. tcent.) J

1919 sais.s. s5 i1 ssss' y Ssss e .ss :ssss ssl s
?sIsF ssi.9 SsE ss,.s :e';s ssss: :s: S$ si
NicE III H2 s2chHs fis4; ROOM. next 7so Sssh;
plenty hot water and heat; NO
EMPoYED Esfaaz5af fesHUs coUsrkE. 4 'Sss Siss kitchen
10 4th 81. N.E.LLarse double room
on Mt. Pleasant esrline; walking
distance Of Senate and House Once
ONE LIGHT ROOM, next to bath;
and bus line; sio week. fs No. y 4sso. a.
EOS MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-oentls-
Confessional Library; desks and
phone; $40 mo. Cali MISS HooPEs,
AT; 1865, 3 to 8 weekdays. 81
nsat sst prS;eses Sish; opens b on s9Eeh break
1850 PENN 81. N.E.!FrTSonSs; 'front.'; rm. for 2
men or empl. couple; Kit. priyils..
hot water and phone. Call TR. 4771.
FRONT ROOM for Ink, in . quiet
h9me; no as,s employed couple prefesF0ed.
ssio iSah' 10th ST. NE lovel, IS1 sinsl.
blk. to car or bus; $3.50 per week.
'ss.E .ss* ssss; a.s: e. !.
c6LokEp-4o4 col, RED. 47th ST. NES.Sem- NESee
ployed couple or Q men; close to
.sTsasp'; ssan privileges share bath. at.
coLoREp-eeso BANKS FL. Ne
| Neatly furnished room for married
s5Si!sss: Fl ;sss eli After sissi sso s'so gS%s
cdEoRES&,a4e afi sESs OATES ct. NO No
Single and double front rooms, pvt,
home convsn. transp. Lu. 1916.
coLoRED - 1919 DOUGLAS ST.,
RRfootlssa. Ro' sssd,. Large front room. Cali
coIoRED-1411 D ST. N.E-Ls..
rm next to bath; conv. to tranSp.;
coIoRkbIfsTssx. 1sSs ROOM for re-
nntsat;an nned employed Gy xs, eCuple good trans.
$3.50 weekly; reference wanted
coLoRED-FuRN. coLoREADDFuR ROOM for rent
cooEins privileges. for men, man
Sna Sat wiIe or women. TR. 1413
coIokEb@1 ROOM for couple and
single room for lady; laundry
~, ano eooklng priyiis. FIR. 4S6s.
couple. 2 girls or two men; cook
ing and telephone privils. DE 62S6.
COLORED-1551 nth ST. N.E.-l Ire
rm. for rent, plenty Hight; close TO
transp:: with privils. Phone AT.
C0LORED-FRoNT ROOM for EN-
portation. Cali A1sR.'ns r. a1so g 'taRsr aftsr
Lh:k,; employed ia%dT % prefsrred. M'
COLORED-N.E. AREA-Nice front
| rm. for single person imam pre-
ferredo; PRIVILEGES; convenient trans
coIoREp-rPosss c6oGIlo6isl1p: Ps iSsli bhapirsssuRc ~
ne. blocks from 18th and HE2
Iaree rooms; men or women; pvgs.
CoLnRED-FoR EMPLOYED CPL;
cooking and ldry. pvgs.; S11 per
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM for re-
nned nted person; no cooking. Cali DU.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED in
refined home by employed married
lsSy; lay tsh xithin Y block Conn. ave ;d. bus.
GOVT .-EMPLD. MOTHER desires rm.
and board for self and 5 children;
conven. to elementary school; can
1urn: rms. Box 1888, Star. 30
fined Catholic family By employed
lady. Box 63-T, Star.
FOR ELDERLY LADY, in D. c., large
single room: $50 monthly. Call
RA. 1874.
MOTHER and S-yr. -old son desire
room and board, day care for son.
CHI 0hHS Sunday