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said to provide for Federal super
vision of contract negotiations be-
tween Mr.. Lewis and the operators.
The Government mediators would
be given authority to suggest ways
of settling the nine month old
contract dispute.
Lewis to Attend Conference.
In that way Federal officials
hope the mines could be returned
to the operators within a compara-
lively short time.
Mr.. Lewis, who has been out
Of town almost a week, returned
early today for the conference.
He brushed aside questions from
reporters who met him at the
train in Silver Spring, saying
Il can't help you 6 bit this
morning"
Mr.. Lewis had been in Spring
field, ILL.,, attending the funeral
of a brother.
AS for the current negotiations
for a new contract, it was under
stood that the operators are will
ing to give Mr.. Lewis, increases in
wages and union welfare funds
amounting to slightly more than
4-a day y-per-miner.
The operators repeatedly would
be willing to concede a wage in
crease of about SO cents a day and
to raise their payments into the
union welfare and retirement fund
about 7l2 cents per ton of coal.
The old mine wage is $14.04 per
day, and the operators have been
paying 20 cents a ton into the
welfare fund.
Demands Total $40.
Mr.. Lewis new contract de-
mands are estimated to total
about $40 a day per miner. AT
one time during recent negoti-
ating session, the miners were said
to- have dropped their demands
to about $185 a day.
The operators admit that in
order to settle the tough dispute
with Mr.. Lewis, they will have to
make considerable concessions in
wages and welfare payments. One
Of their requirements is for a re-
writing of two clauses of the old
mine contract which they say
gives Mr.. Lewis control of opera
ton of the mines. One is a pro-
vision which says the miners will
work only when liable and will
Ing" and the other is a provision
allowing the union to call unlim-
tied memorial work stoppages.
The fact that Mr.. Lewis has
signed up some operators to a new
contract is putting pressure on
the larger coal producers to settle
with him.
The union claims that COM
panies producing about so million
tons OF coal a year have signed
the new agreement and are work
ing their mines despite the gen.
eral strike.
Coal Brings Fabulous Prices.
AS a result Of this and the coal
shortage, these small operators
are able to sell their coal at fabu-
lous prices. Industry sources said
that one type of coal that ordi.
narily sells at the mines for about
$3.50 a ton is now selling for as
much as Sill.
The current case in District
Court differed from the earle,
ones, however. In the others
Mr.. Lewis and the UNIV openly
defied the courts, maintaining
that the strike-end orders were
illegal and therefore did not have
to be obeyed. The Supreme Court
ruled a Federal court always has
to be obeyed.
This time, Mr.. Hopkins pointed
Evening star., 1950-02-23

to the unparalleled productivity
of the American people. can make
an economic approach to the
world crisis and wherever there
has beenenough local energy to
take advantage of our help. our
economic assistance has in the
last few years yielded tremendous
results. Within the prudent lim-
its of our own resources, We
should react to the problem of the
hydrogen bomb by extending eco
nomic aid"
Bishop Dun Urges Prayers.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington, said the
heart of the worlds trouble is not
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|BishopCoadjutorGun|
And Dr.. Simon Speak
AT Lenten Services

The Right Rev. George Purnell
Gum, Bishop Coadjutor of South
ern Virginia. was to speak at the
lenten monday service today in
the Episcopal Church of the
Epiphany, 1917 G street NV. He
also will speak there tomorrow.
The MONDAY lenten service, at
1905 pm. at the Lutheran
Church Center. 1856 Jackson place
NV, today was to hear DR.. Carl
R. Simon, pastor of Keller Memo
rial Lutheran Church. The Rev.
Harold E. Beatty, pastor of
Georgetown Lutheran Church, will
speak tomorrow.
Senator Lodge, Republican, of
Massachusetts,, yesterday told
worshipers at a special service in
Washington Cathedral that dis
armament was the second. and
not the first. step in quest for
peace.
StrcnRtn ZONES flrSC.
"The first step is for us to get
strong enough so that the Soviets
will ask us for a disarmament con-
ference" he declared. "Then-
and only then-will there be a
real prospect for accomplishing
results
The speaker asserted that those
who are urging a bilateral meet
ing with Russia are unrealistic,
for 1--WE are practically sure, more
over, that any appeal of ours
would at this juncture be rejected
because the Soviets would regard
it as a sign of weakness on our
part"
Pointing out that the hydro
gen bomb problem touches all
phases Of human life, Senator
Lodge declared our productive
power should enable us. in the
military phase, ito keep our nerve
and our sense of proportion"
But, happily, government is
not confined to a strictly military
contemplation of the problem
symbolized by the hydrogen
bomb" he continued. "The
United States Government. thanks
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Strikers Quit RenauIf Plant
On Order Of Paris Police
BY the Asseeiofed Press

PARIS, Feb. 23.- Helmeted
police today ordered striking
workers from the government
owned Renault auto works near
Paris. The sit-down strikers
complied, and the evacuation was
carried out without incident.
About $4,000 workers are in
volved in the Renault strike, but
only a few of them took part in
the sit-down. Some of the strikers
had occupied the plant since
Tuesday night.
The strikers are asking for a
IS per cent wage increase and a
monthly 3,000-franc (about $8.50)
cost living bonus. The walkout
is spreading among metal workers
in the Paris region.
Labor disputes continued in the
northern spinning mills. Some
200 workers at the Thiriez plant
near Lille were on strike yester-
! day.
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the hydrogen bomb but man him
self.
Calling the hydrogen bomb an
ugly, unclean thing" Bishop Dun
urged Americans to pray for peace
in the world.
Marquis Childs. newspaper COL
umnist, earlier declared ''the 81
lence of our leadership at this
moment" is deeply disturbing
many people.
Surely it is necessary to tell
the world that we do not stand on
the old technicalities," he said,
that we have not forever slammed
the door to a new exploration of
the potentialities for world peace"
Evening star., 1950-02-23
Norwegian Red Party
ExpeIs 'Titoist' Group
BY the Associated Press

OSLO, Norway, Feb. 23.-The
National Congress of the Nor
wegian Communist Party has ex-
PEELED its former secretary gen.
eral, Peder Furubotn, and 81 of
his followers from the party.
The members of the group were
accused of "Titoism" and with
trying to form second center
within the party" They denied
the charges.
Evening star., 1950-09-29

Brown and White SoddIe Ok
fords with red rubber soIes: also
navy and white with white soIes.
Soft and flexible for
oII-the-time comfort. 4 91
Sizes 4 to lo----- ~
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From to "A the girls reoy for these luxurious 1902
TMAIE ALPACA Goats really "shorp" with their con
rosne wool collar and cuff and wide center panels down th
front! Single breasted STYLE Cut amply full to fit with thu
loose casual dir to be bulky sweaters suits Oot
meal, fown, navy and red; sizes to ID in group.
LANsBURGHS-Gus' Wear. Fourth Floor
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TERRACE APT, furn.; liv. rm., bed
rm.. dinette and kit, pvt. entr. and
bath, utils. furn.: for . or 3 girls
Call NO. 6623 after 6 pm. sol
Holstein and Maple St. Takoma PIX.
Mr.. 18th AND SHERIDAN NV
> bedrms., liv. rm., kit.-din., bath,
utils.: 3 or 4 adults. SH. 1855.
GEORGETOWN bedrms., 2 baths.
well furn.; available immed. S175
11s4' So' co' EMMA 4e,a MOORE SCOTT, PI'
Mr.. l0fi Central MI tpii HIGH SCHOOL,
single Ann rm. ky % windows s00q MI lI'' $3.50 ass0
2-RM., FURN., BSMT. APT. conven.
to buses. 5027 9TH st. NV, ia,
ptoSWS1NrowN-Bedrm., tSS1 liv. rm.. x Kit.
share bath; $50 per mo. 91s New
conn. AVE.-Newly furn., larg liv.
rm.:; large bedrms.. kit. bath and
included. Ho. $685.. " '''
3I5 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Studio-b bed
rm. apt, complete kit, newly deco
rated for 1 or 2 persons: S57; Sc
DuPoNT ,ui'i 9'i'Si cIRcLE-Attractive "a apt.
quiet ladies; $3.50 ea.; rent OF
2 NICE, PRivATE APIS. one near
g; W. o.; one of Conn. ave. DU
GEoRGETowN-Liv rm., kit. bath.
and l or 2 bedrms. fireplace: SS5
pSwNT1SowSso' e n rs So1 w. "a ave: stan and l. St
p rms. pvt. bath; suit. 3 persons
maid service; $50 mo. ME. 5162
10
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ROOMS FURk.-N.W. Cont }

SCOTS HOTEL, 2I3I o ST. NV,
near Dupont Circle, within minimum
taxi zone; excellent bus service; $50
room residential hotel exclusively
for women; bridge parties, television
in lounge. free movies, sun deck,
%tS SR0or Tunnns waer an eeDhone snea
room: laundry facilities on each
floor; coffee shop in lobby. Rate,
Sl4 weekly. Phone HO. 9100. .
2045 TILDEN ST. NV, "a block from
Bureau Stand; front rm., newly dec.'
N. II. AVE. NV. 1885, The Pana-
manian"-Unusually nice, cool, front
rooms, single and double. -12
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Single. at
tractively furn.; gentleman; S37 so;
references. CO. 6963. IS
DOWNT0WN-929 N. Y. Ave. NV
Cool, comfortable, dble. rm., near
bath; gentleman only. ST. 39sS.
5000 16th sT;-clean, quiet, cony.
dble. S45 mo. co, o409. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE. Conn. and R, St
SCI: rm., $50 per mo-; also dbl. rm.
Sa1 %ith ,oSN PVT bath sRr call De 74ao "a zo
lywood bed, = lge. closets, shere
bath with one, $50 mo. Ho. 2011.
MANOR PARK-Single, young lady,
gentle home; J-6 bus line. 5S14
powSTowSl an SiT SEi ,aia siSs; Sac month: % d6le
maid dly., congenial atmos. .523 11th
st. NV. RE. s123: ST. 956s ewes.
aoIs O ST. NV. ! lse. dbl. and /
lged ssI sdnv tront ROOM Maid ,nars seryiGe vic
PARK RD; N.w.-Attractive dble.
rm. for ? in apt. with l person,
share okH,' kit $3.50 per week each,
e1eIS 9eaf9Sm onet 18e lady sestsa SemprVate bath
COLUMBIA RD. NV. iss4-Men.
sgl. Sc wk., dbl. 81 wk, ca; clean,
CONT. sgl. BEDS: shwrs.. baths: c.h.w
Mt: Pleasant carline. ,AD. 1880. .
SINGLE RIM, lge, modern. cool, 4
st EindoWs' n'Ts' Nj. pHt' 6ssS, hS@e 174e Hobart
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1891 R. l.. NV
Double front rm., cow. bath: could
be efficiency apt; also single; transp.
FOR OFFICIAL OR EXEC. gentleman.
Beautifully furnished studio rooms,
bath and shower: walk, dist. Govt.
and business ofices. DU. $3.50.
CALVERT s1 ST Nv W. ssa:s ssa: doaSl.
and clean. HO. 1919. -
CRESTWOOD-Cool beaut.. furn.
home of refinement; gentleman; $40.
1747 Shepherd st. NV, RA. 0379.
NEAR PORTER AND CoNN.-Double
or, or single; 1e5G kitchen privileses. CAN
WooDLEY PL. NV, e7os-pouble
and single rooms. share rec. rm.,
with piano and kit facilities; excel
transp. Call after 6. NO. 1910. -
WARDMAN AREA-Sgles. and dbles.,
cool, attractive; maid service. 2S30
??th St NV, AID. 2229. -
144O N ST. N.W.-Three-room apt :,
private bath; employed people; ref
erences required; $50 per month.
DOwNTOWN-Dble. rm., twin beds,
running water; first floor; reason
1924 18th ST. NV, the, FarminEton;
large. comfortable outside rms. "a;
service; weekly rates, single, ss:75
lift MASS. AvE.-sleepinE room.
transportation. 10
DOWNTOWN-l312 L st. n.w.-Lge
front rm:. newly dec; $3.50 per
week; twin beds; near transp.
IDEAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Rooms for young ladies. opposite
Statler Hotel. 1920 10th st. NV.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice and cool,
Ink, rm. for couple; $1,000 wk.
CO. 514S. --g
BRIGHTWooD-3 rooms; to share
kit. PRIVILEGES: semifurn. RIA. 1926
POLL COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-One lge,
rm.. hot plate. Frigidaire COM
pletely turn.; all utils.; $50 mo.
HO. 1870. -
44O6 I4th ST. N.W.-Light house
keeping rm., nicely furn., reasonable
rent. RA. 1895. 3
REAL HOUSEKEEPING, only SIS wk.,
comp. furn.. quiet. attr. surround
ings; empl. girl. 1896 Harvard NV
81
GIRARD ST. NV, 1450-very large
cool first floor Ink. room; new
range and Frigidaire; SIS wk. Ia
1921 12th ST. N.W.-Living- -bedrm
and kit; elec. refgr.: S14 wk.; neal
shower bath. -HU. 9676. 10
92I G PL. N.W.-Large Ink. room;
couple with child accepted. Call Elk
S94S. IS
CAPITOL VIC. N.E.-Light house.
keeping rms; for 2 or 3; S45, y;
$50. ). Call eyes,, TR. 5106. -12
FURNISHED-One room and kitchen
for light housekeeping; reasonable.
Ia 18th at ne &c
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

wANTED-Youns girl to share cool;
MAS; Cali 70. 2-5296 ewes: 5
GEoRGEToWN-1 or 2 young men
con'ec sot Ss5s. e share modern old hS9ss' g.
Girls, share spac. 9-rm. house,
nicely furn.. conv. shop. and transp. !;
util. incl. Tv. MI. 369s. 3
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, single, "a
to q, to share bachelor apt. with
DOWNTOWN, liv: rm,. bedrm:. Kit,
bath; l girl, share with l other girl;
WISH TO CONTACT GIRL. 3O-40,
share twin beds in master bedrm;
sunny. arm. and bath apt. ulim
phone excel transp;- just redecor-
2 DBLE. BEDRMs.., i with "a bath;
girls, with or without breakfast;
$40 to sos each person per mo
1925 Cathedral ave. NV, DU. 1920
YOUNG MAN. share new 2-bedrm
apt, in apt. bldg; nearby Va. with
2 others; all utils.;. 5 min. to Penta-
by bus. ST. $500, Ext. 307O. Z"
PARK RID. N.W.-Mature girl to
share apt. with one; $40 mo. co
2 Young MEN to share 5-rm. apt
with other men; S2s mo. ca. 1924
Center st. NV. Call HU. 1914
between 6 p.m-9 pm 8"
1863 COLUMBIA RD., APT. 3S-
Young lady to share large apt with
other girls: twin bedrm.; $50 mo.
MI 1904. 9S
SILVER SPRING-Lge.. cool apt.
share with another bus. girl: twin
BEDS: separate closet. 81. 5O16.
VACANCY for . young men in lge.
house, occupants share expenses
equally. Porter St, nr. Conn. WO.
5552, ewes. 3
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W,

furn. rm.; back porch, next to bath:
1aii ssRD si iS PL. s.EOtoff ffa4Ei Penn. ave. c !;
cool. comfortable front rm., det.
home. quiet neighborhood; dble.
bed; express bus: S35. VI. 46O2.
MEN ONLY in house near Navy Yard,
l blk. Pa. ave. and 18th Sc Lovely
Sgle., dble., clean, new furn.: age 90
40; entertaining privils. 1915 G Sc.
EX. 6S4S or FIR. Sill. ewes. 10
SINGLE ROOM. detached private
home; within walking distance Cen
sus and Navy photographic: meals
if desired Call 10. 9-SS76 after
$50 pm. or all day Sat. $
COMPLETELY FURN. RIM. for couple
or > girls, kit, laundry privils., reas.
10. S-5727 or 10. S-7S00. 3
COLORED-FOR QUIET EMPLOYED
MAN OR ADULT-S7 wk. 14I Q
ST. Sc, AT. S59S. S
COLORED - SINGLE ROOM, with
privileges. FIR. 1855. %
COLORED-ROOM IN NEW HOME,
with privils.; ople. SO per week,
sgle. 81 per week. Call after 6
PM, LU. 4-00s3. %
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RMS. FURN.--Mp. 3 VA.

ARLINGToN-lst floor front, next
bath; gentleman; garage incl; 10
min. D. c. ia. S-S231. 3
KENSINGTON-2 refined ladies or
couple; no objection to l child, to
share nice 5-rm. home with l lady;
all home privils.: close to bus; $50
for 2. 8 Perry ave, Lockwood
5-S42l. 10
TAKOMA PARK, nr. N. H. ave-
Large sunny room, plenty of closet
space; SS weekly. Sligo 1874. g
FURN. RM.-2 closets. pvt. phone;
prefer 2 girls in new home, laundry
privils., conv. to buses and shopping
center; $40 ca. wk.. OV. 5720. IS
COMBINATION LIV.-
neighborhood, pvt. home; adj. bath;
nr. buses and shopping center. GIL
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp

1905 10th ST. N.W.-Across from
Statler Hotel. large, attr. furn.
rooms, with water; for ladies. g.
COL0RED-EMPL. COUPLE-Larse
front rm.. 1st f., kitchenette with
refgr. and stove; share bath; nice
quiet Christian home. AT. 4767.
COLORED-oNE COUPLE to share
apt. bedroom, unfurn.; one child
allowed; rent. S55. All privils. 513
9th st. ne, Apt. ..
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FARM 8 GARDEN Cont

TOP soIL-very good, rich top soil
rea sTns eaf ca IT. 4sss E very
MALL CHAIN SAW. sales and service.
MALoNNlEEY's, INC. Si26 Georgia
POWER row. siiss5 MewERss sRssas' Eseipse Md power
mowers, ,S99.50; gutter bar: S195.
Open Fri. It'll 9. SH. 1880.
CHAIN LINK FENCE. 42-inch. S1.15
per #. set in concrete. MALONEY'S S,
INC, Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTORS. new and used
SaS1nnal Seas1nal clossouts; low prices: MA
TREE REMoVAL-One or 1000; lot.
cleared. lawns titled, seeded, sodded
top soil; blue stone driveway. GE
TRACTOR, hip. Gravely. with
than 2 yrs; S310. sH. Oa64 IS
Observation-Disclosures soddins, 27c
per yd. UP; topsoil, grading, plowing,
driveWays' cement and brick work
psS Estsining o4 g,gbs TalS Fl, s5as Free estimate
s0LLDozEk, hour or Contract; grad
ing, roads. driveways, parking lots,
land clearing. Free est. 10. 3-4912
NEW EQUIP.-Int. Harvester FarmaI
cub super A. C. H. M. tractor and
complete line of farm equip. New
Idea, New Holland. Loudoun barn
equip, sprayer clusters. 1.000-bu
grain bin, parts and service.
Used equip.-I. H. c.. No. 15 baler
F-12 on rubber. F-20 on rubber,
regular A. John Deere B. R.; 2 12-
in. plows. H. M No. 221 cultivator
F-20 mower. No. 10 John Deere
mower. 90 combine. MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring, SH. 1890.
BulldozerS and Leaders
For grading, excavating and lano
clearing. Free estimates. AT. 0725
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$3.50 MONTH";
WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED

GOVERNMENT WORKER desires
room with Spanish speaking family.
Box 335-M Star. S
TWO MEN MISSIONARIES, neither
smoke nor drink, desire rm., kit.
privil, 18th and Col. I'd. AID. 7275.
s.
BUSINESSMAN in sos wants quiet
room in GEORGETOWN, reasonable;
SETTLED LADY desires room with
private bath or / rm., kit, bath;
preferably in Georgetown area; refs.
EXCHANGED. Box 3S3-M, Star. -
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COLORED-COUPLE or 2 employed
girls. 1917 w. Virginia ave. ne.
Pvt. ent,, utils. incl; basement apt.
COLORED-FURNIsHED APT.-Ref-
erences required: . bedrms., nv. rm.,
kit, dinette and bath; S110.15 per
mo-; adults only; NV. location; s.
story bldg DI. 1850. -
C0L0RED 1ll5 9Th ST. NV. -
Nicely furn. 1-rm. apt, Semipvt.
( e. al bath: $50 mo. See janitor
LIsS REALTY co. RE: s264. -
C0LORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen, semi
private bath. TR. 3O34. "a
COLORED. 1852 CLIFTON ST. NV.
= bedrms., kit. and semiprivate
bath. Adults. S1O0. .
COLORED-BROOK
deposit on 1-rm., kit. share bath, q
rm. basement apt; also ! girl to
share 5-rm. apt; ready 2 wks., be-
ing decorated. DU. S032. 3
COLORED, 1914 18TH ST.. NV
l-rin:; kit and bath: for people
-o
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARLINGTON - Whole floor; living
bedrm., single beds, pvt. bath, attrac.
knotty pine; good transp.: > meals
a day; share with another young
lady. SH. 624s. .
VACANCIES for young men between
20 and 30, good food, walking dis
lance, SAB per mo-: opp. G. w
Univ, 2022 G st. NV. 5
VACANCY FOR g BOYS: age 6-12;
Parent considered. WA. S409. -
EooM spS .Ho.sn for smploysd snsa ms,heF with
pvt. home. CO. 2747. Vicinity 18th
and Monroe SITS. NV. -9
WILL CARE FOR YOUR CHILD. by
day in pvt. home. Call JH. 7-9302
NICE DBLE. RIM. with breakfast for
2; 6 lge. windows. twin beds, elec,
fan: lge; det. southern home; SO q
wk. each. RA. 1928. -S
1881 MT: PLEASANT ST: N.W.-Lge
Meals fs optional AlsS d0ie AD sa.h 5aa5 between
2.3O MASS. AVE.-Come to the beau-
tiful Mansion Club and enjoy living
Rates at only $50 mo. DE. 9S46.
ELDERLY LADY desired for single
friendly atmosphere; other ladies;
nr. Capitol; 500 each. Ii. s-I7n84.
WANTED AT 1880 CONN. AVE; con-
I genial p'e people that will appreciate
young men: good
home-cooked meals; exc. trans;
Gentle home. AID. 0244. 3
1904 @ ST. N.W.-Good food. clean
rms. sele; and dble; for young
Mr.. RIB BUREAU OF sTANDARDsHon
Reno rd,, for ! or 2 young men;
opnnM parking ssS spas 9R. t,, 6ss4 s.s. noos
HERE'S YOUR ANSWER to the prob
lem Of escaping the wicked sum-
mer heat in Washington; a large
cool, rm., in Arlington; spacious
lovely grounds and porches; CONT
vice; parking privileges; 10 minis.
THE MAR R-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Nicely furnished cool rooms for
s4cs1S.Ii young ladies' lies Il young mem showers;
,iSs E. 18th ST. =; S.w.-Plsss.nt Pleasant rms ;
1iSl iSG0' 18Th eli N.W.MIse. Nv fe; sgle., dSie.
with pvt. bath: share rm. for girl;
SOMETHING YOU RARELY FIND-
A large 1st floor rm. with pvt. bath
dble or triple. $50 each. End door.
dble.. S47.50 ea.; also singles; ex-
cellent meals. 1926 10th st. NV.
.
WENDELL TERRACE-cool rms. lge.
porch. lawn with croouet: delicious
meals: excel. trans: pleasant young
people; $3.50 mo. 1897 Belmont
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POULTRY 6 EGGS

BABY CHICKS, Hamps., r. I. Reds
White Rocks. Muscovy ducklings
buy broilers, fryers. WA. 1915
@: MAXWELL. Lanham, Md. %
Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poults, poultry supplies. NE. O0S9
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1917 d ST., End fl. front rm., nicely
furn.; S25 per mo. Apply 500 Mass.
THE MARIcK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Larse
clean, comfortable rms; laundry,
cooking privils.; sgl., dbl. TR. 9154.
IA 9Th ST. N.E.-Double rm., twin
ff' Pfdsi 4-aSssa s. week. single So Ys week
LA SALE PARK-single rm.. next
bath, IS wk.; dble. rm., twin beds,
new furn.; ST 80 ca, Ho. 1865
504 8th N.E.-Two lieh housekeeping
rms. near transp. Ii. 3-0S61. 9"
FOR C0NGENIAL young working
couple who want home-like atmos-
phere in a large, airy double rm.
Phone, laundry. liv. rm. and kit.
privils. arranged. ia. 1851 til 8
pm. IS
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
lst and c SITS. ne. At $500.
COLORED - NE. = Room for empl.
men or empl. couple with ref. Gail
after 8 pm, LU. 4-5011. -
COLORED - DOUBLE ROOM with
cooking privil.; conv. bus line. Ii.
3-4450 before am. and after &
CoLoRED-sINGLE FRONT RM. for
rent. good trans, privls. Call AT.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
ANGUS AUCTION

A4N1Oo AOS 4SN
IL BULLS-Field Days FEMALES
URDAY, JULY Sth; 2S mi. south of
Fredericksburg, Va, on Rt. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler
10 A.M.-Pasture Tour
IL A.M.-Type Demonstrations
D. IL Noon-Angus Barbecue
P.M.-Sale of II Bulls and IS
Females, many with calves at side;
tops in quality and breeding. Moth
ing highly fitted. For catalog. write
sales manager, Dave Canning, VIR-
GINA ABERDEEN-ANGUS ASSOC.
Va.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WANTED MAN with ponies to operate
a pony ring on profit sharing basis.
I have a perfect location. Phone
MR.. SCHWARTZ. JU. 7-6931, UN.
9i73, JU. 7-977S. -
GOATS. Toegenburg doe, fresh July
|. Also Toggenburg milking does
and kids: goat milk available, from
FARCROF'T" Toggenburg herd. Call
IO 5-Sfi44 q
Evening star., 1950-07-07
KENT VILLAGE

SPECIAL NOTICE to Government en-
ployes. Only 10 min. by commuter
train to Union Station.
Some of the features you will enjoy
at Kent Village are large closets,
bright spacious rooms with picture
windows, trained recreational direc-
tor for such children's activities as
softball, bowling, scouts, nursery
school, etc. memberships available
in adjoining country club; schools
and stores nearby; Capital Transit
H-6 and w. M. & A. buses into de-
Velopment,
Evening star., 1950-07-07
TEMPLETON MANOR
APARTMENTS

611 an 1MG4N J. y
This beautiful garden-type develop
ment has spacious apartments for
immediate occupancy.
and 2-bedrm. units. including
utilities: Venetian blinds, laundry
facilities, offstreet parking, equip
ped play. area for children; bus pick
UP in DEVELOPMENT for elementary
and .parochial schools: conv. to
churches and other desirable fea-
lures.
1-bedrm. apis. with dinette, S76.5o;
I-bedrm. apis. with full dining
rm., $3.50, suitable for additional
bedrm.; 2-bedrm. apts., $92.50 and
S96.50.
DIRECTIONS: Out Bladensburg I'd.
to Peace Cross, bear right to Edmon-
Ston rd. (2nd traffic light), left up
Edmonston I'd. about. l mile to large
Transit trolley to Mt. Rainier.
transfer to bus route B-4 to sub
division.
RENTAL OFFICE ON PREMISES.
5433 55th PL.-APT. 101. WA.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE RRk0 20