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Evening star., 1950-08-31
Picket Line Violence
Flares al GE Plants as
Strikers Spurn Offer
BY the Asseeioisd Press

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 31.-Union
leaders spurned a new wage offer
and violence flared on the picket
line last night as five General
Electric Co. plants were closed and
10000 workers were made idle in
a strike called by the CIO.
Production Of airplane instru-
ments and Jet engines for mill
tary aircraft was halted by the
walkout called yesterday after
mass meeting voted mo contract,
no work"
The meeting Of nearly 10000
workers shouted Endorsement Of a
strike motion after local officers
Of the International Union Of
Electrical Workers protested that
the company was "stalling" in
national contract negotiations in
New York.
Pickets ut 5 Plants.
Picket lines were thrown around
three plants in Lynn and two in
Everett. The pickets kept about
5000 maintenance and supervisory
employees out of the plant.
Police said five pickets were
injured. none seriously, by a fore
mans automobile last night. The
driver told police he was assaulted
and his car damaged by union
members. Authorities brought no
charges.
Local union leaders voted unan-
imously last night to recommend
rejection of a 10-cent-an-hour pay
raise offered by GE a few hours
earlier at the bargaining table in
New York. The company recently
granted a 3 per cent wage in
crease to craftsmen.
Company Claim Derided.
At the mass meeting yesterday.
Frederick Kelley, union business
agent. described the 3 per cent
raise as "woefully inadequate" and
"out of line with recent increases
granted by other major corpora
tions."
Mr.. Kelley also derided the
company's claim that vital war
production would be upset by a
walkout. He quoted company ne
gotiators as saying a while ago
that "GE's war work is only 5 to
7 per cent of its total production
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Grand Jury TO Probe
Shocking Conditions
At Cook County Jail
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 81. - Some
prisoners at the Cook County
(Chicago) jail. says States Attor-
ney John s. Boyle. have been get
ting women, liquor. narcotics and
fine food-by paying few dollars
to the right person.
Mr.. Boyle termed the Jail "rot-
ten from top to bottom" and said
a grand jury will investigate the
shocking conditions" Mr.. Boyle
said he had received a report
from an assistant, James Condor.
who has been investigating jail
conditions since an escape plot
was thwarted last month.
Warden Admits Smuggling.
Col. Chester L. Fordney, the
Jail warden, said conditions are
not as bad as the States attorney
thinks" He added. however, it
was mo secret" that narcotics
and other items. knives, razor
blades and hypodermic needles
have been smuggled into the jail.
He denied that prisoners held
trysts with women.
Col. Fordney's superior, Sheriff
Elmer Michael Walsh, Repub-
lican, said that politics were be-
hind the charges.
Mr.. Boyle, Democrat, said Mr..
Condor told him that prisoners.
by paying SO to guard or a
trusty, have entertained women
visitors in a consultation cell near
the main entrance.
Prisoners by paying SIS have
been able to buy whisky and mar
cotics, as well as steaks-not on
the prison menu-Mr. Boyle said
his assistant told him.
Trays Pounded Into Knives.
Mr.. Boyle said some inmates
paid SO cents for stainless steel
food trays from the jail hospital
and pounded them into knives.
He said such type Of knives had
been found among prisoners last
month.
Mr.. Condor also reported, Mr..
Boyle said, that guards have
smuggled prisoners any amount
of money from the outside for
q 20 per cent cut. Jail rules limit
prisoners to IS a week.
Col. Fordney said there are 140
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Boyle Expects Truman
To Campaign by Radio
BY the Asseeiated Press

William M. Boyle, jr., Demo-
cratic national chairman, expects
President Truman to make sew
eral radio speeches in behalf of
Democratic candidates in the con-
gressional election.
Mr.. Boyle talked with reporters
yesterday just after a White
House conference with the Presi-
dent. Joseph T. Ferguson, Dem
ocratic opponent of Senator Taft,
Republican, Ohio, sat in on part
of the Truman-Boyle conference.
Ferguson will walk away with
the election in Ohio" Mr.. Boyle
predicted. Then he added: 81
mean he will win"
Mr.. Boyle said the question OF
whether Mr.. Truman will leave
Washington at all for any cam
paigning is still wide open"
However, he said he expects
and hopes the President will make
a number of speeches by radio
from Washington.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

guard posts for the 1880 prison.
ers and "only 124 guards to man
these posts" He said the snug
Cling Of liquor and narcotics into
the jail is "at a minimum. ANY
irregularities are traceable to lax
or dishonest guards"
Evening star., 1950-08-31
IIiud Goes Africon

African natives may read Ho-
mer's Iliad for the first time when
Professor J. P. j. van Rensburg
of Stellenbosch University finishes
his job. The South African Scholar
has worked for six years to trans
late the niad from the Greek into
Africans and has completed IL
Of the "a volumes. 1t will take
him another five years to do the
rest.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
THEE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. AS


and we won't let it interfere with
commercial production"
The mass meeting also voted
support Of a Today old strike by
81 drop forgers at one of the
Everett plants. The forgers yere
out in demand for the 5l2 cents
an hour wage boost recently
granted GE craftsmen. The COM
pany contended the forge workers
were not craftsmen and thus not
entitled to the raise.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
GreenbeIt Family Picnic

Greenbelt Post 1856, American
Legion, and it's auxiliary will
sponsor a joint family picnic with
the Greenbelt Rescue Squad from
noon until $3.50 pm. Monday at
the Greenbelt recreation area.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

In an average year, U. S. forest
fires burn over areas larger than
Delaware and Rhode Island COM
bined.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Eighty per cent Of toothbrusheS
in use in United States homes are
in unsatisfactory condition.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21

sd bite bid) Gube Gltbel
~. &lingelt es nid)t eben orauBen2"
sd claude, ia
ugntihlilbige mid ei1ten gll.gen-
bid. Wetn 8urIde lit nidt 90
y8itte
Sris entferrtte iid,, I'M 1tadSuieber,
iper @inlnB begebrte. 4rno itellte iic1
an ben 8affenidranf anro nabnt cine
HiitoIe.
1Sie lit eelaber," nrurnpelte er.
nSest fonnt ids tllr i. Gr erbob
Die 8iitoIe utb ridtete iie gegen oie
Stir1t. gea6 elmer @eiIe IieB er Die
8offe mieoer iinfen ltirb leete lie altf
BEN Grid. ugeein," fliiiterte er, roas
more eine Seigbeit, nno ein ginge-
itanbnis nleirer Sdnlb Weit @ott
leben nrlo fampfenl Nan fonnlt! slb.
Der Waior -"
~2aiien Sic MIR, Serr Doftor,"
ipru6 Der Wuior inn &orairlurler. vgs
1T gut, bob mir Srn. bon Nnrubera
bier treffen Damn fonnen mir bie Mn-
gelegenbeit lofort orbnen."
gr trat init 6ris in oas Bobn-
GUNNER ein. Sbner folgten Ser &itt.
menter bon oen @arbeorugonern,
@runbfon l1rtb Steterburg.
uSr. 2elttnant bon 9o1nbera," re-
bete Der Oaaior glrno an, ser i1t ItoI-
ger Saltllng ouIta1rb, Isle baben es
ntbt fir Der Wdibe 1pert erahtet, atr-
ierer gerbunolung beiautpobnen
~Serr Waior." nabm 5ris bas
8ort, rid bite nit Ser Sr6nl,tpa Der
Ingelegenbeit einiee Gage 5u tuarten.
Sr. BON &arnberg befinbet iib IN
bo6iter @Ifregling, lei1r 3mItanb
fl0Bt mir ols slrat 8eoenfen ein
1Sd1Deige, Srit!" rief slrno sor-
mig. v@s freut mid, baB oie Serren
bteber gefonnen iino. Sc eber mir ms
refine fommen, oeIto beiier fir ole
Seile ..."
r9as lit aub rneine aniidt," lag
te Der Weuior ernit. v@ir fanten bier
Der, INN Srn. Or. 8alom1us ltrieren
entl6lnB nrit5aterlen; iest f0n11en
mir 5n glei6er 3eit Sbnerl, Sr. bon
&anrberg, oas Helultat l1nlerer 8era-
tlng fnnogebe1."
~S6 made Sic bon bort1berein 6a.
rauf aufmerflanI Serr Maior," ent-
gegnete Mrno, ubaB idb ole Serren
BON 8rltmbfotp 1lno BON 5teterbltra
ais &idter iiber MIDI nicbt onerfell-
men fann."
@rumbfotp ladte ip0ttil6 uuf,
Dabreno Steterburg uusrief: uDas
lit aber itarf - bieie Stirn
~Sie 1inb neine 4nfl4ger," fubr
Irno beItimrnt fort, v1rienluls nreine
Hl6ter. Sbre Inflage lit faIif, lie
entlprirgt elmer Sdui6ung ooer Ell
ner = S6urferei -"
"Ab ~ t6 balte mid ni6t nebr,
ibrie Steterburg
uStia, 8aron!" bielt i'm @rln1rb-
tom 5uriif. Isle borten ia BON bem
Serrn 9oftor, ooB iid ser Serr in
einem n1l5ure6nunesf1bigen 31rltan-
De befinoet.
(5ortletung folgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
XIV.


Ser Waior, elm 10 lebenslultlger
Serr er ionIt mar, nabn1 cine ernlte,
6ienItlide Otiene on. gr, iotpie ale
unpeienoen Sffi5iere tpnBten, oaB
oieIe slffuire ibnen ernitli6e ltnan.
nebmli6teiten bereiten fonnte. geob
iiingIt batte in oen1 Sffi5ierstorps eth
faiierli6er grlaB 5irfullert, Der 1tb
iebr l6arf gegen oas Sa5arolpiel IN
oer grlnee alrsIprad lrlO Die rid
iiftsloieIte 8eItrafung ser llebertre-
ter bes Spielperbots IN sllsiidt itell-
te. @uroe es nun gar befannt, oab
elm Sffi5ier fali6 gelpielt batte, Damn
lpur ni6t MIR oieier perloren uno ibm
cine idimpflide @ntfernlntg aus Der
Slrmee getpiB, ionoern altd Die Setl-
neblner 0es Spiels inben elmer en1p-
finoli6en Strafe, oielleid)t oer Ser
obidieoung entgegen.
Ser Maior ipra6 oies alld in fur
aen, Haren @orten aus unb l6loB
ieine anreoe: v9esbnlb, meine Ser
rem, forbere i6 Sic auf, iiber oieIe
Ingelegertbeit Die itrengite SerIftpie-
eenbeit 1palten 5u luiien bis mir polle
&larbeit erbalten baben. 8enn nur
Die geringite Moglidfeit zines 'Ssrr-
tl11ns porbanoen lit, 10 mollen mir
uns ernitli6 priifen, oh mir Die fur6t-
bare Influge gegen elnen ebrentpers
ten Sffi5ier Seiner Oeaieltdt erbeben,
ooer oh mir nid)t Die Ingelegenbeit
ouf cine anoere @eile regeln fonnen.
Sic, Sr. bon Steterburg, bite id
iett, Sbre 8eobadtllngen lr1s mittet-
len 5lt tpouen. Sd erIufe ieoo6 1tm
9fube 1apb l1nparteilidfeit. Sol6e
9lngelegenbeit erforOert oie oelifateIte
8ebanoEtng. 8itte, ST. bon Steter-
burg, mos boben Sic 5l1 iagen?"
Ser 8aron erbob ii6. Sein 8eli6t
tpar blei6 getporOen, leine 9llgen irr>
ten 1tnrubig bon einem 5lrm unoeren
Bis 1te oeln uuffor0ernoen gltG Der
felt ouf i'm geri6teten sllgen 8rltmb-
fo1ps begegneten. Seine ltnii6erbeit
Id)lpuno ur0 NIT lei6t 5itter1toer
Stirnme elttgegnete er:
SD glaltbte 81 beri6ieoenen 0eas
Lem at iebert, lpie Sr. bon Gamberg
I'M lesten slugenblif, lpe11n oie &arte
gii11ltig fir ibn fiel, Sen giniat ber=
groberte, inoem er rai6 etnige @olo-
1tiide u11f Die bon ib1n belette &urte
i6ob. SIM lnngefebrten Sale, 5. +.
penn oie &urte ibm llngiiltItig mar,
il1dte er Sen gfniab 51 berringern
SD mu6te Srn. 9fittmeiIter bon
@runbfotp 0arauf oltfmerfiom, Der
mir meine 8eobadtllngen beitdtigte. /"
arno ballte Ole tSGnoe our Sauit
er tpollte alrf Steterburg los. 5rib
8aloa11tlts bielt ibn 5llriid.
n&onnen Sic SSbre 8eoba6tungen
bltrd Sbr @brenport befrdftigen,
ST.. bon Steterburg?" frogte Ger
Wtaior erltit.
sd fann 1ulr iagen, mas i6 gu
ieben geglultbt babe" entgegnete ser
il.nge Barron ol1speideno. rSr. Gitt=
meiiter BON @rlln1bfotp miro mir be-
itatigen -"
Ser Rittmeilter erbob iib raid.
u@eItatten Sic, Serr Wfoior, baB
i6 nteine 8eobaftltngen mitteile?"
sd apollte Sic eben oarlrm bitten,
Serr Gittneiiter. Saben sic an Dem
Spiel oes Srn. bon &amberg ettpas
ltnregelmdBiges benterft?"
~Sa," entgegnete @rlnmbfon idorf
nld)on leit eitiger 3eit
Sanger bielt iid) arno nidt 5llriid.
gr ItieB Srib 5l1riid, itredte ole Sauit
Oroberb ra6 ben Rittmeiiter aus unb
rief nit Defender Stin1me:
Evening star., 1950-11-23

A metaf.sopped table for tea
parties and doll meals !. for
kindergarteners' homework"
100! Tubular steel legs on fabis
and both ehairs-sturdy, splin.
ser.free! Big Value!
Evening star., 1950-01-15

3-BEDRM, e-BATH furn. house.
rear ap .ksg kepnedy-Warren. Telephons
soth ST, 8 blks. east of Conn. ave,
bedrooms. 2 baths, bsmt.. Law. new
elect kitchen, washing machine,
screened porch, det: garage; car.
peted living rm., hallway and stair
case RE. 1917 or 10. 2-os14 eyes.
REFINED MAN and wife to share
modern home in Brightwood with
employed widow, teleyision and all
privileges E gE q aass home. 6a1 Oneida pl'
BRICK AND stone, T rooms .
baths, in Falls Church, Va; Si6i,
OPA price; to March 31st only. OR.
5735 after 7 pm. --15
ARL.-Det. 2-bedroom. z closets, rec.
moo room' 4a 1ssse 6sas, ysTs wash mach; $50
nsr ipt: Ne All. neisb5orhSSd;
;5,s po1. Z, AND ss1.r,s ,2
rm., kit, : bedrms. and bath; oil
heat. Air conditioning. Garage. All
ygttls. gtils. furn., $3.50 mo. Cali TIE.
GEoRGRToWN-s as5R 9R1 oSRgs: rms. Ia baths.
Oriental rugs. GIL. 63IS. -22
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID. NV
6 rooms and bath, modern, with
double garage, sleeping porch; large
lot; S120 per month, C. BRAS
WELL. 3617 14th st. NV. TU.
cHEvY cHAsE-s bedrms.. IA baths.
oil heat; completely redecorsted.
schools and transp. Under $3.50 per
mo. Phone WO. ST15.
CATHEDRAL AREA, 4-no. lease, spa.
cious rms, firepl., 8 bedrms., 1
bath: auto. heat. Ref. AID. s532.
cEosElfM cfExosssEinfMsi ARL.-s bedrms., mod.
bldgs. $3.50 mo, OK. 4272.
I20S so. MONROE ST, Ari., va.-5
rms. yard, garage; S110 mo. Adults
only; Open between and 4 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. 1ngomar ST., Just of
Conn, ave-Attrac. 9-rm, 3-bath
home. Garage. Avail, after Jan.
Call MR. JONES: TU. 1888.
5-RM. BUNGALOW with inclosed
sleeping porch, bsnt., and garage.
in Silver Spring. 2 blks. from
Georgia ave. and Colesville rd.; Sis
month. Call SH. 672Q
Mr.. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC Sc.
Nicely furn, vacant the 9th.
Brick, bedrn1s., scr. porch, recr.
room, gas, Kimball piano. No pets.
S115. Box 4701, WASH, D. c.
Continued on Next Pasas
Evening star., 1950-01-15
ROOMS FURkisHED-s.E.-s.W.

ROOMS FURNiSHED-S.E.-S.W'
MINNEsoTA AND Pa. facing park;
semibath, shower c,h.w.. clean,
quiet home; bus at corner. VI o23l
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-3222 Brothers
pvt. bath conven. transp,; empl, sgle.
1Ss kENTUckY AVE. s.E.-Bright,
clean front rm. in sonnsssnnial home;
1sfa eHqes " trsnsD sf. sEGLse. Ii sss nicely furn
dble. AK. 4o47.
pos Il. CAPIToL sT.-Larse double
room for sober employed married
couple or two adults; cooking and
RooM-Fyont bedroom next to bath;
1852 S S.E.-Lge.. front rm.. twin
PSone Rfss3 's2iDEs5 x9 ssef path iaun0. D5iEs'
near bath: So week; sgle. Re,
sio Va. AVE. s.w.-2 Ink, rms gas
heat walking distance Soe ei aGonapTh
EAST sSI g CAPITOL sT.-Nice.. very ige.,
front, twin-bed rm.; SO per wk;
rWo VI seA2a IaE HeTsEkEEpiNG eTss Iii IS5si ROOMS
for working couple; pvt. bath, utils.,
unIim. phone; reas. 220O 32nd st.
s.e., VI. 611a. 10
8I3 e. CAPITOL-Lge. front rm. for
light Housekeeping; rent by week
or month; working cple. preferred.
CoLoRED-KY. AND POTOMAC
AYES. S.E.-2 dble. rms, suitable
for refined empl. cples. or men;
cooking and home prtvils. IL 4-3l 10
CoLoRED-ONE LARGE RIM. newly
decorated, for one man or .one lady;
pvt entr; privileges. 324 10th st.
COLoRED-33I MCLEAN AVE. S.w.
8 nicely furn. rms. for 3 empl. cpls:
/ very lge front rm.. $40: l small
rm., SIS; l back rm., 81. Steam
heat. Privileges. Call ME. 1883.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
ROOMS WANTED

SETTLED EMPLOYED WOMAN, nom
drinker, non-Smoker, desires furn.
houSekpg. room with pvt bath: re-
fined sur; reas. Box 32-V, Star.
BY EMPL WOMAN, 40, comb. liv. and
bedrm.. vic. Cap. Hill. Write de-
scription. Box 4Q-V, Star.
NEAT, EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY, de-
sires single furn. rm.; laundry
privls.; NV. section. AID. 9443.
GENTLEMEN desire room, semi-pvt.
bath; pref. walk. dist downtown;
oUiET, Refined GOVT. LADY de-
SireS ! or , unfurn. rms. Kitchen
etter in NV. section, or will share
apt, with girl having unfurn. bed
room MI. 1i16.
YOUNG LADY wants room in Chris
tian home, J-6 busline pref. or conv.
tralEp, DE. 1878 after ! pm. :
BUSINESS GIRL. 30. Jewish, des. to
other. TU. 1885.
MAN, permanent, has car, desires
room, private shower, desk; near
c. u pref. Box 2l2-M, Star. -15
SINGLE WOMAN, empIoye of inter-
national organization, wants room
in home of Spanish-speaking fam
lily; NV. district, Box 4Sl-R, Star.
FURNISHED - By employed young
woman; on bus or carline: must be
clean. Box NV. Star I5s
Evening star., 1950-01-15
THE SUNDAY STAR
D. c. SUNDAY, Junvory IS, 1850
RMS. FuRN.-MD.-vA Cont.

FRONT BEDRM., able. bed; rent sg!e
or dble.; phone and laund. privils.;
nr; Lee hwy in I5c- zone: women
only Phone OW. 1885. -15
FOR RENT-Single room, in private
home, next to bath; located on Rus
sell rd, bus. OV. 314l. -15
ARLINGTON-Large sunny rm,, twin
beds, double closet. next to bath;
privils.; en- buslines, conven. Pen
tagon, Navy Annex, Fort Myer.
ARLINGTON No.-Nicely furn. rm.,
new home; conven., quiet; pvt. bath,
garage unlim. phone; cple. pref.
SILVER SPRING-Nr. bus; knotty-
pine bedrm., quiet pvt. home; adults.
Pref. gentleman; reas. SH. 5l17
CoLoRED-MIDDLE RM. for single
person. 613 E st. sc. Phone TR.
COLORED-IOi 18th ST. s.E.-Lge
front rm.; home pfiTiie3es. IL
C0LoRED-LGE. RM.. nr. bath. for
sgle. or dble.; mr.. transp. ST. 3l75.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
ROOMS FURN,-N.E. Cont. }

7l8 EAST CAPTICL ST.-One sleep
ins room for rent. Cooking priviis.
Excel. transp. Call any time. AT
sss ADAMS ST. NE. - s-window 9
to transp. DU. s337. A Wi5
DBLE. ROOM, newly furn.; twin beds,
IN farred new h2pme Ppnss emgla girls pre-
LIGHT HoGsEkfRP1SG Rp6sf Ell NC KooMM aSpSey:
Station. AT. 1858. oW. 1886.
efgssle,E dogsle BEG; 1ini5 bath on same n; nF.
eli iIseidss TEx1NGToN Shsgsi rL. NE.-Laage aa
Capitol and Station. TR. s473. 10
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e-Girl to
share rn. with another; twin beds;
laund., cook. priyils. FIR. 9718. -15
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Nicely
F7s 9FR rms douSes fSls 0sfs r. lsqga si54 e0qf 5
1888 d sT.--Lge. front, windows,
next bath, shower; tganSp. at corner
ROOM ReoTotyefs5 FoR KESr TK 1885 IS private 1 aIsrt
9ent with with priviieses. M ''HtE' HU' 56$7. sHs7
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin BEDS;
at busline; next to bath, suitable for
one or two girls. FIR. 4009. -17
PRIVATE ROOM, semipvt. bath, 81
per week. 40s 36th st. ne. TW.
go 9th ST. N.E.-Room for l or =.
ssmdipvt. home; reasonable, AT.
ATTR: DBLE RIM, for empioSed S
couple o9 or girls SIS ca. per wk.
c6EoRgD9LGE. c6EonRs91Dl0LGE rRNr. RIM. C1S Over
looking garden. New maple furn. for
smpl. cpl. or 2 ladies. Use of kit.
Bus at cor. Utils. furn. Ii. $4,000.
CoLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. for
sele. person. FIR. 1909. -l5
CoLoRED - NICELY FURNISHED
BEDROOM for single OF couple.
Household privileges and no objec-
tion to child OF a long presiding ten
ant: 4049 Benning I'd. ne. Lu.
coLoRfE;D-FURN, RIM. for couple or
gsiTTl' h9ms SSns privilf. S57 18th pi. Re.
CoLoRsD-s ssbo NICELY furn. "a dole.
Christian home; also garage for
rent. zoos R, I. ave. ne. LA.
CoLoRED-sMGLE FRONT room,
home privileges. Call LA. 6-63ls,
CoLoRED - ROOM with Kitchen
privileges: couple or single Call
sun, or after 1880 pm, 1896 Hayes
coLoRED-N.E. BRooKLAND-Nice-
ly furn. rm.. cooking and laundry
privils LA. 6-S29g.
COLORED-S2I IIth ST. - Nicely
furn. room for employed couple or
COLORED - FRONT ROOM, settled
lady, on carltne; privileges. Call
eyes,, Ii. 4-3046.
COLORED-l507 b ST. .N.E.-Single
man or woman or empl cple. Call
Ii 4-6476. Leave message.
CoEORED-FURN. ROOM for empl.
couple or single persons; privil. 2121
I st. ne, Apt. 3. Ii, 6-4S47.
COLoRED-1I0 7th ST. N.E.-Fur-
nished room for employed couple;
home privs. AT. 1858.
COLORED-L0VELY furnished room,
next to bath, in private home, for
gentleman. Ii, 3-4143 after pm.
CoLORED - SINGLE ROOM, quiet,
respectable person: near 18th and
E; convenient transp.; 81 wk. FIR.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY wants to share /
bedrm. apt. with another girl. utils:
furn.. conv. trans. RA. 0963 -l5
APART, arm, with a settled Catho-
lie woman; / blk. Md. u; pvt.
bdIm;; lst floor: garage optional
LHbY I5i VII Viii SHARE attractive AZ Arm,
a1t.. twin beds, 18th and Harvard
st. NV. in apt. building; 2 girls or
employed couple. Box 474-M, Star.
SHARE BEAUTIFUL APT. with wom-
an Of refinement; excel. and con-
GEoRGEToWN-2 lawyers share lge.
attlac. house with ] or young
gentlemen. AID. 9005 ewes, week
wASTED-Girl to share cozy rm.
Path path; Gh rsnt' txsi reas'; conven' bus serv-
for 2 settled. non: smoking: nom
Bureau OF Standards single appli-
auired. Sun. from 2 to s.
SETTLED LADY to share apt. with
R nptbeT bee anf D4vs Ga sa 6s fsughts5 44s
JEWISH LADY to share apt. with l
other. Modern apt. BLDG, pvt. bed
rm., all privileges. Call Sunday and
cges: efter G:3n pr IA. 5056.
REFINED JEWISH GIRL. $500. to
shpre AIT. nv. section with , others.
=. lG"h ptter $50.
GEORGETOWN APT. to share with
l or 2 other girls. Call no. 5354.
PLEASANT, REFINED GIRL, past 80,
to SHARE With another an at!Factys 5
Harvard SITS. NV. AID. 500,
sIL. ST. girls, ao-35, share at
tract. 5-rm house with 2 others
eiRE eiiYRsTyhsnss sso fgTn yrg to S. share sa4s sbedrm
furn. apart. apart With 3 others; Bendix:
S3l.25; 410 Emerson st. NV,
GIRL 70 SHARE mod. efficiency apt,
Conn. ave.; SAP mo. Box ss-V'
caffHoLIc GIRL will share with an
Other, other girl ,5e her sya attrasctiye apt NV
LADY To SHARE sttrac. 2-bedrm
MAYOR Ky a9R0 GARDEN aH Il Ais1 APTspsbedroom : H;
woman; a. price reasonable. Cal
YOUNG CPLE.. very seldom home
! win share home with lady; near
/ Penna. ave. 904 18th st. Sc. Call
| Ii. 3-2599 $50 month.
/ GIRL WANTED to share attrac
| furn. and newly decor. 5-rn. house
| with 3 o.her eir:s. HI. 9307.
Prof. OR BUSINEssy.OnEAS wanted
TO share apS. with l ether; pvt
| bedrm.; all home nrivii; cony eIi
transp. and shopping; $50. RA
10Th AND CoLU- IA RD.-Lady
will share her cpM with an en-
YOUNG PRoFEssIoNAL LADY tt
share lovely 2-bedrm. apt. furn,
with another. Conn. ave. NV. Cal
sunday between l1;00 and 8 pm
WOodley 1906.
JEWISH GIRL, 21-25, to share l.
bedrm. apt, Columbia rd., $40
Write Box 3ss-s, Star.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Chesapeake Terrace

New, luxury, garden-type apartments,
available Feb. l; living rooms 13x20,
one and two bedrooms, kitchen, and
bath; every modern convenience
including picture windows, 71a-cu.-
IT, refrigerators, As closets, play
grounds; less than Is minutes to
downtown via the new South Capt.
tel ST Bridge, convenient to shop
ping and TRANSPORTATION.
Take A. Congress Heights bus to
4th and Atlantic sts. Sc and walk
two blocks to 4th and Chesapeake;
available for inspection Saturday
and Sunday, 1-5 pm, or call john
son 3-9SS0.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
| MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE


LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates
for full or part load; SO minimum
charge. BROWNER'S EXPRESS,
FIR. 3121.
EX-GI-Moving, packing, Grating;
no Job too large or small. Anything,
anywhere, anytime. JOHN, HO. 5s19.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes, GE. 1915.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co
24-hr' service, furniture; trunks and
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packing,
Phone NO. 0104. UNION sTORAGB
MOVING tSi; By " VET; isSs eNper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL 5lS7.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
LONG BRANCH APTS-

LONG BRANCH APIS.
New fireproof, garden.type: avail.
able Immediately; 2 bedrooms.
living room. dinette. kit. bath. Vene.
tian blinds. by-passing closet doors
age space. streets paved. Complete
shopping and theater facilities with.
in 3 blks.; bus transp. to project.
sol per mo-. incl. utilities. Veterans
preference. Piney Branch I'd and
Old Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring,
Md. Apply rental ONCE, rear S70e
Old Bladersburp rd. III 7-6731
Evening star., 1950-01-15
UNIVERSITY MANOR
OLD BLADENSBURG RD.
CARROLL AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD. q
tMontgomery County,
New Garden Apartments
$78
Utilities Inclu>

Well-arranged one-bedroe :aer
apartments with large Ii -,ning
rooms, kitchen and BAT With
G Z. crcret and hardwood
floors. Latest designed modern
kitchens with eft. GE refriserator
and large cabinet space, Ample
closets. Laundry rooms with AUTO
matte washers Paved parking
areas. Veterans preference. Di-
rections: Piney Branch rd. to Old
Bladensburg I'd. tRt. 193), right to
intersection at Carroll ave.; or New
I'd. (Rt 1881. left to intersection
at Carroll ave. See resident man
ager. Apt. 3, S507 Old Bladensburg
rd.. or call Miss Schroth, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 II st. NV, MA. 2345. lib