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differences over whether the board
should handle labor management
disputes involving non-economic
tissues as well as those involving
wage issues.
Industry representatives have
baked at giving the board such
broad powers, but have said they
would not boycott such a board
A week ago Mr.. Johnston was
ready to have the President by
executive order create new
board even though the full con-
currence of industry was lacking
But he was baked by a Justice
Department ruling in the matter
1t stated:
] /. That under the Defense Act
there must be complete agreement
by labor and industry before the
President can create a wage con-
trol-disputes handling board.
! 2. That under the law thi.
agreement must be obtained in E
+ full-dress, labor management con.
ference called by the President
Mr.. Johnston and his lawyers
it was understood. argued at tn,
White House conference that thu
promise of industry to serve or
the new board was sufficient t
satisfy the argument in the frs
point.
Truman Decision Due Soon.
They also held that the many
conferences Mr.. johnson ha.
held with labor and industry
officials satisfied legal require.
ments for a labor-managemenr
meeting. They fear a large con.
ference, which the Justice De.
Ipartment insists, would end only
in complete disagreement.
Mr.. Truman was expected tx
make an early decision as between
the conflicting views of the Justice
Department and Mr.. Johnston's
Office.
Another possibility was that tn.
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adult and will derive value from
seeing how Government is carried
lon."
Calls 1t Good Example.
Fortunately" DR.. Overholsel
added, "the pattern being set by
the Kefauver committee is good
example. But I am afraid many
people are looking at it as enter
tainment rather than to find what
should be done"
/ Hobart N. Corning. District su.
perintendent of schools-"Televis.
ing a congressional debate on for.
eign policy . could give very
valuable Interpretation of tht
workings of the Government to thu
people. The danger is too much
concentration on crime or the sen.
sational."
But there is also danger, Dr.
Corning said. in too much ap'
|prehension about the use of thes,
new devices" When radio frs
reached extreme popularity. HI
said, The cry went out. oh, m,
home life is going to be ruined.
But we're adjusted to it now ant
I think television will run thu
same course"
/ Commissioner John Russell
.Young-"I think telecasts of pub
lie hearings would have Stronl
tendency to make people aware
of their Government On thu
question of televising Board o
Commissioners sessions, Mr.. Youn|
said he wasn't able to venture al
opinion.
From citizens who watched thu
crime hearings:
! J. w. Burky. restaurant cOun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Leaking DIP Ship Radios
Il Needs No Assistance
By the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Me, Mar. "a
The army transport Gen. Samue,
B. Sturgis, bound from Europe to
New York with 1874 displaced per-
sons abroad, reported today she
was leaking but did not need
help Immediately.
The Coast Guard at Portland
said it heard the transport advise
its New York Office in a radio
message. mo escort or assistance
needed" The ship said it was
continuing under its own power
The vessels position was about
440 miles east of Boston and &c
miles nearer than that to
Portland.
The Gen. Sturgis reported it!
deck continuing five feet down
on the shell plating, and a sever
foot crack on the starboard side
of the deck house, the Coast
Guard said.
The vessel is due at New York
Monday 1t left Bremerhaven
Germany. March IA.
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lieve a large percentage of oul
population would be interested ir
a great many types of questions
which come before the Congress
The theatres of the situation
make a deeper impression on the
observer.
Federal Communications Com.
missioner Wayne Coy-"The pub
lie is going to demand more anc
more of this"
1--WE thinks it is very important
that public events, including loca
issues, be discussed on radio ane
TV III every community" Mr.
Coy said. And it's just as i'm.
portant to have a discussion o.
a bond issue for new schools a!
to have exposure of sordid asso.
Citations between gamblers and
civic leaders"
The FEC head said he feels TE
is entitled to free access" to pub.
lie information, and that hi
feels stations can acquire com.
mercial sponsorship - CAREFUL!
selected-to help carry the ex'
pense. But, in addition, he citee
need to set aside TV space fol
purely "educational' stations. Mr.
Coy also said he felt congressional
hearings widely under the public
eye would have a favorable effect
on the conduct of both hearing!
and witnesses.
Attorneys questioned by The
Star, all of whom asked that theil
names not be used, differed or
whether televised testimony in
vaded the rights of witnesses
One said a witness is subpoendeo
or volunteers for testimony "ir
order to give facts-not to act be-
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result in more prolonged debate
than we have now, and make il
like a circus. I doubt it would
contribute to good order"
While the question of commit
tee telecasts is up to the COM
mittees, Mr.. Barley. said, any
value in portraying the operations
of Congress to the public would
exist only if the proceeding are
perfectly natural" But, if the
serious business of committees
turns into a circus. or is exploited
for any purpose, he declared. "a
question of their value would be
raised"
Barley Coins Word.
Mr.. Barkley-who has not seer
the crime telecasts-said he
thought earlier transmissions OF
United Nations sessions and the
political conventions were very
good" But. particularly at the
conventions, he said, many OF
the people were unaware they
were being televised-it was very
natural"
Asked how he thought members
of the Senate would act before
TV. Mr.. Barley came up with
his own adjective. Il call them
'primadonnical," he said.
Earl j. McGrath, Commissioner
Of Education-"The use of TV is
extending the actual physical sit
uation in Congress to our peo-
pie =. takes us back close to
the democracy of the Greek states
where all citizens took part in the
discussion and decisions of public
policy.
"Of course. many hearings would
be less dramatic than those of the
Kefauver Committee. But I be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Calls It Good Example.

adult and will derive value from
seeing how Government is carried
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Virginia Young Farmers
Elect CIeuton President
By the A,soeioted Press

ROANOKE, Va, Mar. 24.-John
Cleaton, Lacrosse, Va, was elected
president of the newly organized
Young Farmers of Virginia at
Hotel Patrick Henry here today
Other officers include: j. War
rem Good. Mount Jackson. secre-
tary. The Executive Committee
includes Jack Crippen, Herndon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-25
Yankees Join Tank Unit,
Dixie Record Vunishes

CAMP COOKE. Calf, Mar. "a.
Florida S 747th Amphibious Tank
and Tractor Battalion in train
ing here always played a record
ing of Dixie" after battalion
bugle calls.
Recently. 900 Northerners were
added to the ranks of the 747th.
The recording of the South
favorite song disappeared today
from a locked and barred guard
house.
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Auto Exports Decline

DETROIT.-EXports of Ameri-
can passenger cars continued to
decline in 1850. A total of $4,000
cars were shipped abroad in 1850
or 7 per cent less than in 1949.
Truck exports in 1850 numbered
$4,000.
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President might ask Congress to
rush through an amendment of
the Defense Act that would
satisfy all views in the matter.
In the meeting with the Presi-
dent, in addition to Mr.. Johnston
were Mobilization Director Charles
E. Wilson: Attorney General Nc.
Grath; Solicitor General Philip
Perlman; Peyton Ford, and Abra
ham Harris. assistants to Mr.. Nc
Grath; Herbert Bergson, genera.
counsel to Mr.. Wilson: Franci.
p. Whitehair. general counsel tc
Mr.. Johnston. and DR.. George w
Taylor. chairman of the Wal
Labor Board in World War II.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS
FIVE. ROOM -AND. BATH Apt arat,

FIVE ROOM AND BATH APT. avail.
able for $7,950, with S295 down
$50; 80 monthly at 4315 River Road
NV. (3 blocks W. Of Wisconsin and
fh6emaTlf frama blfId,rH in IN weIllebuilt Ide 2story
venient neighborhood. Please do not
expect the latest. expensive gadgets
NAi sQ36; office. of A. M. DRAIS-
NER. 1404 L st. NV. -
CHEERFUL. attractive, 2-bedroom
aPt;i ground a., 3 exposures, in
munity for children. Reasonably
ppTTicesd soos at $4,000; conv. terms.
NAYLOR GARDENS-Open for in
Spection., TO 5 Sunday; both and
Naylor I'd. Sc; l-bedroom unit, total
price only, 5000; about $1,000
DOWN, monthly cost S62 S5. DRURY
6EAtTY 6R tx, CORP, MI. 1000; evenings,
5000 CONN AVE. N.w.-Restricted
fpidg'; one bedrm.. large liv. rm.,
on 1r''' sott, Il ,.,a aln; rm:. bath: occupancy
q 4se7' 7se''iement' cash. $4,000. 4. EN-
l419 CLIFTON NV, APT. 3-Furn
bedrm;. liv. rm.. kit, bath, porch
$500; terms; immed possn. %
1910 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc, Apt. 10,
direct from owner-Two bedrooms
dlnette. kit, bath, 5 closets; ist-fir'
'front.' 3 exposures. Open Sun.
! TIL dark. $1,000. LU. 1-2145
Ice. 5-RM Co-oP. FOR SALE
Two, bedrms.; no restrictions AS To
cnlIoren or pets. ia. 2-S573. -S
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE one-bedrm
apt. IDEAL Sc. location with ali
cony. Priced at $3.50; assume az
loan with approx. $3.50 down,
Call to see ,JO 2-14IT "
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RMS. APIS. TO SHARE tCont. J

MAN TO SHARE furn. apt. with an
other man, separate bedrms., new
pedrm, set; avail. Immediately
S31; 90 mo. 1910 18th st. ne. Ii.
j OR LADIES to share my 2-bed-
room suburban apt; newly deco
rated, 3 exposures, twin beds; con-
Venient transp. WA. S490.
ONE OR TWO young ladies to share
apartment near Dupont Circle. Call
after o pm. DE. 1922.
oNE-BEDROOM furnished apt; will
snare with another girl; $40 month
OW. 522S weekdays after 5. 5
COMFORTABLE HOME for young lady
WITH WITH anothsT; 1s own room; All fac;
JEWISH GIRL, refined. congeniai. 90.
80; share attrac. furn. apt. twin
1eds); NV. section; with other
CoNGREss HEIGHTS, s.E.-ctrlCs,
shs5s ss5e- apt. with Govt, girl. 10
LADY wants to share small apt. with
another; near Pentagon. Call GIL
3lS9 Sunday.
GIRL, pvt, bedroom, share rest Of
house; h is cook sepa5ately; SGT so mo;
YouSGs Y6ffS sefS5Is GoVr MAN SH NSa7 q share beaut
2-bedroom NV. apt, kit, and Id. fac
or can RE. $500, Ext. Ext 1858 es"Sso Mon ave
GIRL, 20 to %, to share furn EN-.
cheney; neat, some college back.
DUPONT CIRCLE~Girl to share at.
tractive apt. with ! other; own bed.
room; sundeck. AID. 5SlS.
ONE GIRL, pvt. bedroom, share liv.
Ing room and kitchen: $40 week
e0ToPEn pFryNrD Y.nv
modern apt, twin beds. privileges;
all uttlS. furn. Ii. 1906.
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHED

GaeVfa as9 ids a7al gans a. apt caii ii
5ss3 caEsAPEAkEo Sfs, pElsf ? RDi. nin' E. Hya1ts-
yllle-l -rm.. kit. bath, bsmt. apt
bge.' Hght rms; newly dec. Utils.
Pvt. entr, / blk. bus. WA. S543.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm.. kit, pvt. bath;
ntil. included. Employed adults SS5.
sd2.eS sai 3 Fl: PER MO-. including utilities ms
VIII rent 3A-rm. apt, fare D. C.;
SHOPPING, center. off-street parking,
itSFssf ss ke0~9ftb l0fke5 etc Apply s9toT
3Td FLOOR APT. with bedroom. liv-
ing room. bath. kitchen and 5
cb3idtsn elGSsts; Terking pstdagn couple withous
4WSIf W BUcjHANaN aa ST, Hyattsville.
Nd rms; with ptils. furn.. $50
TWO 2-RM.. KIT. and bath apts., in
Capitol Heights. Md, 9 blocks from
and shopping; $50 mo. incl. util
6102 Bass ave. Open for inspection
LfV. .RM.. BEDRM., kit, din. rm' 4
lge. closets, pvt bath; no drinkers.
pets or parties; conv. transp. 500
W1NcHEsTER APIS, Takoma Pk..
Md, and 2 bedrms., lily. rm.. di-
nette, kit. and bath. Utilities fur
nished. Near transportation and
shopping. Ss4,5o, S96.5o. sH. 9152,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apt. brick
shown by appt. WA. $3.50. -6
Sc. SECTION-3-rm. apt, 3rd floor;
for quiet. settled cple. Ii. 3-S768.
coLoRED. 7Os 9Th ST. NV
bedroom 1,,s apt; Lmmed ocGup::.a $3.50
MEURILEE APIS. i and 2.
and high school shop. center and
theater; 53rd pl; and Annapolis rd:.
z blocks beyond Bladensburg. High
Sc sef2' eMANS1Se IT, NV. .1Entlre s End
lsth sdui'i AND n1,'y M SITS. NV ise.
rooms, modern kit. and bath, $50
mo-; adults only; immed. occup.
CORAL HILLs3New garden apts.,
line. Lge. 2-bedrm.. $50; 3 bedrms.
500, incl. utils. S-ft refrg., 5
closets, play yard, parking, laundry,
sSnress st9rags Blk Rssss0F shOPpns mgr cepteT
4Sth ave 10. 8-7OSS.
pvt. apt. in 2-family
home; avail. May 15; empl married
cpl, non smokers, non-drinkers;
good ref. conv. bus. OW. 61S2.
1928 FLOWER AVE, Apt. No. ., Ia
koma Park, Md rms. kitchen
and bath. S53. A. s. GARDINER
g. CO., 1881 L st. NV, MA. 0334.
3 RMS.-Kit.. front rm. and bedrm.
bath; I'd A.; no children: back
porch: nice section. GE. O947.
3 LARGE ROOMS and bath, 4 large
closets; newly decorated; modern;
children or pets. 10. 2-7S64.
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APTs. WANTED tcont.)

SMALL FURNISHED APT, employee
Iady, Sc. section preferred; CON
venient to transportation. Call LU
JEWISH COUPLE, so yrs, retired
desire one-bedroom, living. kitchen
and aannd bath, unfurnished apt. Ak
$500. Ext. 30l
SMALL FURN. APT, conveniently 10.
Gated; reasonable. wanted BY per
manert Government employed gentle
man. Box lib, Star.
YOUR ATTENTION. kind landlord
2-bedrm., apt. urgently needed fol
father, 2 grown sons and myself;
moderate rent; prefer NV, section
If possible. GE. 1868.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN de-
Sires attractive unfurn. apt, eff
preferred in apt. bldg, in NV; refs,
furn. Call HO. 30f3.
TWO DANISH GIRLS want furn. apt,
rms. kit. bath, in apt house +;
prefer NV. area. Phone DANISH
EMBASSY, DU. 1888 between s am.
and pm.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ANYTHING, ANYTIME, MOVING.
Pickup and delivery; Z days a week,
Ill
MOVING BY VE1-Exper. nelp every
oieee wrapped. Insured; reas. Cab
Lny time. MR. COOK. GL 5l37
MOVING ACROSS The STREET OF
across the country safe storage In
Phone No 0io4 UNION SRs' sToRaGE poSRsxl6I
co INC est lq06
If YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MOVE
6mt nave to. call ROYALL TRANS
FER; day or night. MI. 1907. I6'
COLOkED MOVERS-Dependa low
rates: Call anytime. DE. $500 l6s
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reaS. Ia. 2937; eyes,. GE. 14l6.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

THREE GOVT. MEN want 2-bedroon
HO. 0045. evenings or Sun.
2 RMS, KIT. and pvt. bath, pref
erably 1st A. with back yard. Maxi
mum $40; references given. RA
GOOD SAMARITAN to rent 1-2.
bedrm. unfurnished apt. to 2 nice
people Call EN-. 3517.
for your furn; or nnfqrn. apis: OF
white; Sat, Sun, MA. O0O1.
2-bedrm. furnished apt. in apt
6nilding, NV. co. s196. =
apt apt s11ns.v NV; section. 5I WEBB ewes
UNFURN. APT. in apt bldg: NV.
immediate occupancy; about 500
Govt. employe. Box 2l6-B, Star
MIDDLE-AGE COUPLE need a rms.
kit, bath by Aug; l.; under $50 plus
ers, no children or pets; D. C. OF
nearby Va. Ii. 3-2o59 a1Cer n::5U
MARINE OFFICERS WIFE desires =
or 3-bedrm. apt. unfurn.. D. c.
pancy desired for first week in
June. Call Quantico 4792 collect
UNFURNIsHED. by middle-aged
couple. 27bedroom, 1st floor apt.
rWo w SEi sETTTLEp business women de-
pvt. bath; NV. Box 246-B, Star.
QUIET EMPL. COUPLE need Groom
apt PVT entr;, apt; house pref.
furn. or unfurn.; conv. transp. RA,
0s25 after $3.50 and 1-6 Sunday.
WORKING COUPLE desire 1-bedrm.
qnfurn: apt, pvt, entrance, for
}Hns HSf SEs5 s6e sppeants AP 9lsS
or houses or sublets; Wash, Va.
Al RENTAL SERVICE. Ma. . o0oYI..
6gIv buy fuFn. Cali CO: 1854, sun in
YOUNG LADY-French Embassy; best
refs. wishes studio or 1-rm apt
June 1st; Dupont circle. Wardman
Park vicinity preferred. NO. 0S74,
YOUNG COUPLE desire 1-bedroom
apt. unfurn.; near Boiling Field
ell-furnished efficiency
In modern downtown apt. building
Responsible, couple. bond if desired
500 month, no lease. Call Ex.
5040, S:3O-6. except Sunday. g.
1-BEDROOM APT. or small house
wanted by settled couple, no chill
dren; both permanent embassy en-
ployes. Willing to redecorate; mod
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 4 to 6
months. 1-bedroom furn. apt. NV.
conven. downtown; gentleman; ref.
Ex 5670 weekdays or 10. S-2007
British EMBASSY OFFICIAL and
wife, require furnished apt. in apt.
block. NV. district; approx. rent
$40 per per mo. Telephone DE. 44o0,
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires
small apt; immed. occupancy; NV.
VICINITY. Box 2l1-B. Star. s.
NEW ZEALANDER, man, 2S, desires
furn. apt, permanently reaS.; vic,
Dupont Circle prefer. Box 115-Y.
WANTED-Two-bedrm. unfurn. apt. :;
conv. To Capitol; working cple., son
goes to camp and boarding school.
1 OR : BEDROOM APARTMENT;
must be quiet; two adults. OV, 6305.
YOUNG COUPLE and in-law desire Q
bedrm. unfurn., NV. section; refer
ences. Box 1894. Star. -
GOVT. GIRLS need 2-bedrm. apt,
good NV. location; refs. HU. 1851. "
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Vacant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Vacant ApartmentS-Colored
Cali MA. S036 any time for down
payment and monthly terms to find
out now you can save on your rent
by moving into one of the follow
ing apt. buildings; 219 T st. ne.
3 private rooms and bath. Apt. No
Il QaSt available apartment). 3I4
East Capitol, one efficiency apt. and
three apartments of 6 rooms and
A. M DRAISNER. l404 L ST. NV
Open Sun. II to pm; daily tc
Evening star., 1951-05-06
3707 WOOdley Rd. NV

3707 Woodley Rd. NV.
Living room, bedroom, kitchen and
bath, S71.00. See resident mana
ger, No; or call Mrs. Point, Mon
day with SHANNON 4 LUCHs CO,
COLORED-Nicely Furnished complete
apt, one rm. kitchen, dining, alcove !;
unit block, Bryant St NV; en-
affsr ptGyed 3 couple: no child6en; ref. req;
coEoRRRDD. pm: mr.. i7th II Sand9s and sts. nv s
/ nm, Kit: and bath; M : newly ssSi ~ dec, dec;
PINKETT, INC bU. o7o2 onN n
COLORED-Ef apt. Taylor st. NV
ION Ga; ave- S55-S65; also rms.
pT;e Shsre acesnfnS KIT: and bath, RA. @26l. Ap-
4eoh laree asa AN4 ttahen sIs sSsrt Ss0
go good condition; ref. DU. S633.
COLoRED, newly furnished and dec
orsted 9ss1 Call DE. 1854 or cali at
COLORED. c ST. Sc, near Penn.
asvei;-ESewly ave- dec. 2 rms. kit and
patn, S65 mo-; util; empl. adults
no children n Ii. 3-175s Sun. after
otoRED-2 rms. kit and bath
refgr;; utils. incl; furn. or unfurn.
no children. Nr. LIST and M SITS
NV, sos mo. Ii. 3-7505,
COLORED-BASEMENT APT, studio
I large rm., kit. and bath for re.
hneo. employed couple. HO. 1854.
COLORED, 1854 10th st. NV, No
10; rm., kit. and bath; all utilities
nicely furn.' $40 per mo. See jani.
LIss REALTY CO. INC.
RE SoR4 "A
Evening star., 1951-05-06
ARLINGTON
H. G. SMITHY co

TWO LARGE BEDRMS.. plus fover
4plng rm., modernized kitchen, s. by
~ storage closet and bath in this
pflsht, well-decorated corner ant :
convenient in-town location in we'll.
established, debt-free cooperative
elevator and switchboard service: an
unusual value at $4,000. terms.
DE LUXE .one-bedroom apt. including
a9-It. nVlng room with wood burning
nreplsce. modern electric kit. and
coIored tile bath. This apt is in ex-
cellent condition and affords a beau
tl1ul view of the city. The highly
9eSlraple location near Conn. and
wyoming .aveS. provides excellent
transportation and other convene
fences; S12.950. substantial cash
IMMACULATE one-bedroom apt on
ADAMS Mill I'd. Just north Of 18th and
Col. rd., including living room. din
ing space. kitchen and bath: desirable
RESIDENTIAL location within two blocks
OF extensive shopping and transpor-
purchaser --
ATTRAC. .EFFIc. APT, with foyer,
gilt. living rm., dining alcove. new
Kitchen. dressing closet with Murphy
bed and bath. The location is ada
cent Rock Creek Park, Just north OF
18th and Columbia rd.; price, S6,95O.
Please call Mr.. Gavin. with H G.
SMnITHY CO., ST. $500: res. MI.
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your apt, on easy Terms; Teri H'as'TBss : rBs!
Kit. bath; Arcola: $3.50 down. S65
month Call Mr.. FARR. DI. 14II
CoLoRED-1sa4 MONROE ST. NV
$500; rms. kitchen and ncPG bstb s1o
S99.5O; all utilities Included aIu FPaN' 2atH'
CTS A. BLUNDON CO. INC sG1S % y
st NV: MA. OLA. oo2 n
coLoRED, WoRKiNG CoUPLEg3-
foHoo Foom apt share bath. Il.
coLoRED-a,eo wARpER ST. NJ NV.
RET refined Z couple. IA. 2Si4. "
C9LORED = APT, UNFUR.. 100
hneen,ilWorth nel,,th ave- n.e.-1-bedrm. apt.
ette bedPoom qo oatPg bath Fo9n oP ,6n6aa Ritehsn
except phone: rental. SO. So 5ooeSo, Co-
LoNIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT atn
cSdS S6STn2, xTR NJ, \ SHERMAN H An AND
and BATH 2.56 9ei0nsa mo ese6i RU5Sh' cali sii
~ HoHN S-R.- +. P1NKETT. INC. weekdays
COIoRED. Mr.. End AND t sTs,-s
FInS;: fnSr kltchenette and bath on End
Rhrshenette h1snG1ess and s-o bath m 5Td foor
cal JOHN R. PINKETT. NC DU.
COLoRED. new modern apts--o
rooms. Kit. and bath S85 mo. Does
not include utils. Adults only. 1880
central place ne. (near w. Va. and
MT. Olilvet road. Available May
COL. APT. between N Capitol and 1st
Sts. n.w.-Two rooms and Kitchen
on 1st floor, beautiful bath and
built-in shower also roof garden
ref. Call VI. 2O92; tranSp. u Blk
COLORED-1 rm., pvt. kit. for re.
nned ne married couple. 319 U st
CoLoRED-s5I 18th ST. Sc
rms, unfurnished; clean; nice yard
oil heat. SH 724O. ii
COLORED-APT., 2 rooms, kit. ane
semi-pvt. bath. Sunday, after 4
Pm: 1924 R st. NV.
COLORED-FINEST NV. SECTION
3 rms, kit, tile bath with show.
er. Venetian blinds, hardwood floors
laundry rm., janitor service, heat
and hot water $S2 80 mo, 1-yr
lease. and 2 mos. rent required
must have references. See janito1
on premises, 1854 Monroe st. NV
LISS REALTY CO. INC, RE. S264'
CoLORED-ISO3 nth ST. NV
! rm., kit. and share bath; S55 %
Apply GUY TIMER, 1929 1lth st,
NV, NO. 4907.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Own Your Own Apt. Home
DEAF, IN coNr1DrNcr

DEAL IN CONFIDENCE
we nave been in the CO.
operative apt. home ownership
business, for 80 years. We are
responsible for Al bldgs. nut
into, successful operation in
Washington. We offer for sale
only those coop. apt homes
that we can indorse as fairly
priced and which are located
N bldgs: wherein both the
p!an and the administration
meets with our approval Like
any other investment. there
are certain fundamental re-
qQlrements in the setup and
operation of coop. home
oeVelopment that must be
present to make it a sound
eehhterprlSe. knowledge of
ttneSe requirements is gained
from years of exper. Learn
what you should know by con-
Sulting with us, or call the
Better Business Bureau and
follow its maxim to IN
HIlEE;SSITIIGATE IlE;SIIGA BEFORE YOU
Just now we have listed for
SaIe several coop. apt. homes
oI varying sizes, prices and
locations. Locations in bldgs.
that meet with the above re-
ouirements. INQUIRE.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Dr. Washington Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
OPEN TODAY, 20 PM.
COLORED-CO-OP
2300 18th ST. NV.

,S395-S495 DOWN PAYMENT
2 bedrms., liv. rm. kit, bath.
3 bedrms., liv. rm. kit, bath.
Choice apts. now available.
Call EX. 0591, Sun. and ewes. WO
4649. -6
Evening star., 1951-05-06

111e Sth st. NV rms. kit and
bath; stove and refgr.; $50 per mo
See Janitor. 1115 8th st. NV.
LISS REALTY CO., INC, RE. 1894
Evening star., 1951-05-06

1889 NEWTON ST. NV.
One room, semiprivate bath, cooking
facilities. S45. Also one room, pri-
Tate path, cooking facilities; S55
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
iooo II st. NV. Ma. 2345
Evening star., 1951-05-06

WE LE,pH HAVE DE ,APTs; AND HOUSES
WASH; VA. MD; WHITE; SUN,
9-5; WEEKDAYS, 81. Al RENT.
Al SERVICE, 524 BOND BLDG,
ma. O0O1 14TH ST AND NEW
YORK AVE NV
Evening star., 1951-05-06

AVAILABLE JUNE 10-Four bedrms.
2 baths, nice lot; near Falls Church
screened porch; full basement: oil
heat; S225 mo-; years lease
Near Falls Church-Available July l
for 2 mos; 3 bedrooms. baths;
Available July 15-1-year lease; per-
fectly beautiful home. 3 bedrooms,
3ha baths. recreation room. oil neat
Inere is large screened porch and
shown on Sunday.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
VI. sos6. OF. S035,