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ROOMS FURkisHep-N,E.

40 18th ST. NE, APT. 4-Lge.
clean rm. for middle aged person
n quiet home. on car line, TR.
FRONT ROOM. twin beds; also sinai
room, running water. Cony. to
sI IIsRSp; G Rno Ii. 3.s7l5. IS
limited phone; laundry service;
reasonable. Az 18th st. ne, Apt. /.
GENTLEMAN-Nice furn. room: good
! b0st COW. transp. Call no.
NEWLY FuRN. dble. rm. in r Quiet
Christian home: near Catholic Univ;
FOR GENTLEMAN. Any lovely G; room room. ma in q
M nsy hSms sr6 Sell ia; 5o4s: IS
P "a s saSni ssle or dDle' pvt family
BED 5l,I j or girls; new home; ( kit.
r 5us; Phone ia. 1888. rs
TWO FURN. sleeping rooms, SAG K
H. ne Call after 6 PM, FIR.
!. SGLE. RMS. COW. transp, bus "a
DIX. very, quiet pvt. home; men or
Govt. workers pref. CO. 1898. %
IL ST. NE, Apt. 12-Lee. corner
f I'M new furn.:: bath. kit. laun.
1915 als,N' sTArL Rs 81 SFSS N.E-comtort.
able sleeping rooms: semipvt. bath,
ami; good transp.: reasonable.
WOODRIDGE-Brig single room
near bath; convenient to cars. buses,
shopping center; small family. MI
FACING CAPITOL. 20I End ST ne
Apt, 41-Attrac. frt. rm,: Kit
coLoREp es!: ia 18th ST ST. NO. N.s.MRu
Tor employed couple, or single; ali
prlvileges. VI. 1905 Us
CoLORED-2 RMS.-Single and
double; all pvt; $1,000 and $3.50,
Call Ii. 6-9393. an
COLORED WOMAN-Furnfshed front
on busline; privileges: quiet Chris
tlan home; $3.50 week. HO. 1858.
COLORED-2 NICELY furn rms mr.
ousline. home privl. for employed
girl or couple. Tel. LA. 6-69I2.
coLoRED-aois MINI. AVE. NE.
Nicely furn. rm. for couple, in
pvt. home. with priyls.: conv
transp. LU 1895. 40
COLORED-LARGE RIM, for WORKING
couple: Ii. $3.50. 30
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM, fur
nished: IL Seaton place ne.
oLORED-LARGE DBLE, front rm
PVT, 800 Seaton place ne. HO. siOl
COLORED-ll33 MORSE ST. NE
Large front room; near transporta-
lion. Privileges. Call MI. Ala.
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GRAY MULE strayed from White
oaks. Md. Call sH: 740a -?s
GUERNSEY COW AND CALF, fresh
se yse tor p bab and H Sag o tested pTce
, HORSES SCI o AND 2 PONIES for sale
s75 up. Phone Rockville S 3a95,
s-YK. old GREY HUNTER. II
2 thoroughbred mares, with papers;
2 open jumpers; other gentle horses
and ponies for children. Rockville
9ss0; ewes, HUI. 9075. 20
HELPERS. polled white face, Here
RH 5 Rffa 's sH d SS Ne We
FOR sALE-5 black Angus steers. 4
Hsr1io5d st1 W1AR RI are MAR aho1se
Fairiand. Route iE 1s6' Ashton s1ss.
RACING PROSPECT year old;
broke, ready TO train. Nj: CooMBs,
one MfFeG5f Il fypF cow s1e GOOD
M TfssHnsb!f S Ss fA BOAR sa0 from reg
istered stock mo, SIS. Superior
w 9af nEfediss Oh horse 5s0S Small we'll
mannered, healthy; cheap. Vienna
j GPAEoMINo. gelded. 4-year-old.
child can ride; l bay mare. thor
ns grey DsDsT G Gd GOOD s ssew
JAMES RYAN YAM RIDING ACADEMY,
SILVER Hi ad1o rd.' OPP. Census Bureau.
FOR SALE-Beautiful s-yr. odd Palo-
mino pony mare: IA hands. Arabian
and we'll hammered: $3.50. WI. 1905.
BULL; Grade Guernsey 20 months;
ROBINSON, = mi. below T.B. bus
EXCEPTIONAL working hunter; good
looking S--year-old bay mare. 1911:
hunted three seasons; quiet and
in the hunting field; very intelligent
and safe. the kind of a horse that
has more sense than most riders: a
really superb hunter and good buy
Il 8 R 5Sg SCI rA Rsrrenton' Va
HEIFER. yrs, freshen soon; gentle,
registered. short-horn bull. yrs
milking strain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wagon, steel wheels. tractor hitch,
$40: S,horse M SS 2 h.I
den plows. / horse cultivator, set
double wagon harness complete.
SIS; saddle bride, S1250; horse
collars. other articles too numerous
H Il menfi Parh RIFFS farm to SEN Miles vest
Ct Falls Church on Lee hwy" FA.
GREEN HUNTER-Chestnut. 7 yrs.
old. JIG hands high: can be seen at
MR.. EDMOND H. McNALLY. Buck
lodge and Riggs I'd, Hyattsville. Mo,
TO. 1863
PONY WANTED-Good sized. gentle:
reason. priced: guarantee good, kind
home. Fairfax 444-J
MILK GOATS. pure bred and grade.
kids, buck service: alko fenale rnllie
pups reas. West River a742.
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHED

NEAR PORTER AND CONN.-Room,
large closet: kitchen .privil. or grill.
Call EN-; 9729 after 7 pm. -3S
DOS l4th ST: N.W.-Several large
rooms. lovely house. Kitchen priyiis.
Very reasonable. ia. 1850.
COLORED-N.W.-L dry front
bsmt. room for 2 or 3; cooking privi-
leges: no children under -. HO.
1908. al
COL.-TWO UNFURN. RMS; suitable
tian home. Ii. 1908, 1920 z st. n e
IS"
UNFURN. RMS. kit,
share bath. Also share l front rm.,
furn. for l man; SIS wk. DU. 1893
ewes, 90: all day Sunday rs
COLORED-I354 MONROE ST
For l or , ladies or to share; newly
dec: priYilS NIL &Q2h
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RIM; WITH PVT: BATH. Chevy Chase,
Md. near Wise. in lovely quiet
bone; w gent ssan Call Sun. after
ST0tssStsnt lay il xidexs home: no
Manor. Md. UN. 1857, afternoon.
Sill. SPRING (nr. Four Corners
FIT. bedrm:. twin beds. pvt. bath; 2
young LADIES. Catholic home; privi-
c!S}MfoRT2ABLE' kM:: for refined gen.
ten tlema a., in heart of Silver Spring.
LARGE. NICELY FURN. RIM, next
bath; near Pentagon, Navy Annex;
N sTeq 9u sR seTy; gentleman: Oh: 0326.
tor, gentleman; large closet. dbie.
Ice, SUNNY RIM. in Silver Spring
New home, 3 exposures. twin closets;
share bath, prefer lady; blk. Ga.
ALEX. Beverly Hills-Lee., ssle. rm
pvt; home; block transp.. Pentagon
ARLINGTON Gsouthj-Master bdrm
with twin beds, next to BATH close
TO Pentagon. Navy Annex. or.
BEAUTIFUL Ice. RIM. in pvt. hon home,
5 min. to Washington and Penta-
gon; near excel. transp. and restau-
rant. Call ia. 5-6416. -o9
kLiNGToN-Double room. next to
bath. 10 minutes downtown. close
70 Pentagon. Call CHI. 1904.
CHEVY CHASE-Suite, sitting rm.,
pvt. bath. bedrm, phone, parking;
ur or ADULTS. Call WI. 1878. "a
pleasant; quiet home; kit. priyils 7:
COW. transp.; empl. cpl WA. 2s77.
CLARENDON. 261e N. 10Th ST
fnrn' IA for g.7 Gl5l or woman. well
ARLINGTON-Lge. furn. rm. for I
or 2; pvt bath, pvt. emit; $50, 2Oi
N Irving st. OK 1888.
= NICELY FURN. RMS. in country
nome, with acreage; 81 and SIS.
NICELY FURNISHED convenient to
Pentagon and Navy. CHI. 54S2.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
In new home; master bedroom, Ice,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TLRRACk - Large. COM
Portable warm rms sgl; dbl. triple;
iv. rm.: good food; excel trans: S4S
Nj nj ~ n4sb ''D- 1897 Belmont I'd, NV
1ioi 18Th N.w.-Livins room. bed
room, bath; for 3: also double; small
single. Selectiye menus; switchboard.
1904 QUE ST. N.W.-Good food. clean
f fatinn m M s seFyice; good transport
BLAIR MANSION INN-Nr. Walter
Reed. Lee. and small rms: fine
food free parking. SH. 3317. 80
Ice. RIM. dbl.-sgl,. twin beds, excel.
meals, semipvt. bath: cow. D. c.
NEAR WALTER REED, 1905 sth st.
n,w.-Large. corner, front, warm.
clean home; excel. meals: i empl.
person: $50 mo. GE. O6s2. -
1926 10th ST. N.W.-For young
sesous fFf iooy de eonv.n warp
SINGLE. double. triple accommoda-
ton in KANE's GUEsTHoUsE. Good
f foDa,ni nice atmosphere and
home in washi s, MAKE l7 !ais M foal
st. NV, AID. 1925. So
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1925 New
hampshire ave, n;w;-Has lovely
ladies; also vacancy for mani mans te ie-
phone service In each nm, teie-
MASON No. s77o. ~ 20 $50
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Room to share
With with young oni girl; twin beds. 2 closets;
APT. f for oo workins 4n mother her WITH board
and day care for l or , children
over yrs. Licensed. LA. 6-453S.
TOPS in home cooking and accom-
pno ft,1
Hobart st. NV. NO. 1914. -2S
THF MARIETTA. 1928 10th st.
n.w-Nice rooms for young men;
water, phones in rms: excel board.
MANSION CLUB. a23o Mass. ave
section. Friendly people. motherliSe
COLONY CLUB. soa3 N NV. Georgeo
town1-vacancies for, refined. Govt.
employees. Colonial home. nice at
m or M sosss good food Du. Ole
FRONT ROOM with twin beds, next
to bath: pvt. home: . men or empl.
married couple; good meals. MI.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-Rm for
working mother and day care for
child. 10. S-2154
WILL GIVE CHILD CARE in my
home day or week. AP. 5000.
ROOM WITH BOARD for wkg. moth
er with child. Day care for child.
= BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904
l9th-Dble. rm.. near bath. Twin
beds Several other vacancies for
young men and women. Good home
cooked food, home atmosphere. Reas.
!s6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Good food:
large redec. rms; soc. privil. m1kid
service, tel, laundry rm.: employed
girls or boys; dbleS.. triples, 500 mo.
up: 81 5 wk. up! "a nice place to live"
DE. 1886. Share spec. $50 ca"
SINGLE RIM, lge. clos, two windows,
insulated house. Also large bsmt.
nm. sunny and clean. RA O744.
TWIN BEDRM., next to bath; plenty
of food; men preferred; between 8
ROOM AND BOARD for emn,ov.a
parent and child. day care for child.
10. S-S7S1.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FOR SALE-Wood. Fireplace and
stove length; all seasoned oak
Kenmore $4,000. 3
OAK CORD WOOD, seasoned; prompt
delivery. Phone Poolesville 2S41
WOOD delivered any.
where in vicinity. Call GE. 7705
u
SIX CORDS seasoned pine and oak
wood. 1900 Allentown I'd. sc. You
haul 1t; $50. HI. 7772. rs
FOR SALE-Wood, IL cords, cut
seasoned; $40 cord. EN-. 711a.
WILL TRADE-1k tons buckwhea t
coal for oak firepl. wood; Bright
wood location. IA. 1143
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ROOMS WANTED

PERMANENT ROOM and board. Ac-
tive elderly lady. State price Box
E igSEhl STA nApY desire, turn. 2 gsom.
kit. and laund, privils.; near transp.
and shopping center: $40 month
MISS MASON, 2s70 Perry 1T. n.L .
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POULTRY, RABBITS & EGGS
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT, Jameswa.

CHICKEN EQUIPMENT, Jamesway
feeders. waterers: etc.. also, 3 two
burner-type wickless oil heater; cost
S100 each; no reasonable offer re-
fused; can be seen any time at
c O. On M sS0o or call Marlboro $56a
BABY CHICKS New Hampshires.
Barred Cross, Va. U. s. appr. pull
Drum. clean; matches Tues. Fri.
Poultry equip. Cakes cleo. incuba:
sao1L Log fen fsS fse e eE 3 Box
RABBITS. n T. whites fieesne ana G reds,
chinchillas,, CALIFORNIA;. checkered
and Flemish giants; So up. Dressed
WHTTEHoUsE RABBfTRY, Fairfax,
Va; Phone -350-J-2
breeds. sFARH HAVEN R sSBRsrf!Si
registered. sH; o95s: ,os o,.o
Toggenburg goats. 10. s-4036.
S4-HEN LAYING BATTERY and /
brooder: $50 for both. LO.. 5-099s.
FLEE Gan ad RsdfGssd N sTse aea
cH1NzEAL RABBTTRY, 10. 3-7S95.
Flesh re- moe EGGS Srses fEGm nss
TALPA LANE POULTRY FARM. Fl.
Meade I'd, Laurel. Nd. Phone 171M.
REDS, Rocks. Crosses or Leghorns,
$3.50 per 100; asst. S445; light or
heavy breed pullets, $500; Min. K
cockerels, SO IS; fryer cockerels,
S2.95. Immediate delivery. COD.
KRYDER S HATCHERY. Box 295,
Blackwood, N. j. Phone S-05s2.
HINES CHICKS
pullorum passed Md, U. S. approved.
Matches every Fri, closed Sun. W.
Rocks. B. P. Rocks, N. Hamp. Olney.
Md, Ashton 2021.
Is LAYING PULLETS, Bar. Rock. s
mos: old. WA. 1915, o. MAXWELL.
Lanham. Nd.
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WESLEY HALL,

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg Running water in every
nm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
selected menu: S48 to SIS SO 1926
21st st. NV. HU 1924
CHILDREN'S HOTEL
Comfortable suburban home for work.
ing parents and children. Day, week
or month. Very reasonable. Phone
10 S-S331, 80
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RITZ HOTEL,

$50 F ST. NV.
Double rooms. SIS per week: single
rooms, Si4 per week. Downtown in
shopping district. Complete hotel
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK (cont.

REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE-Open
heifers. bred heifers and bred cows,
some with calls at side. MT. PROS
PECT FARMS, Rockville 241S.
BUCKSKIN MARE with black mark
inss; dapple gray mare. hunter
prospect; fiye-gaited Kentucky-br
saddle horse, chestnut sorrel jumper,
two spotted mares, new and used
English and Western saddles. brides,
etc. HILLTOP FARM, Fisher road,
Temple Hills, Nd: Lo;, 3-s022.
NEW ARMY BRIDES, S4.95 and
$3.50. New Army McClelland sad
dies, $3.50. Saddle blankets, hal
ers all horse equipment. STOM-
BOOK & SON, 327S NJ st. NV. MI
CANADIAN HoLsTEIN COWS and
heifers for sale. We have at all
times 100 or more head. fresh OF
springins, on hand TB. and bang,
tested. grades and purebreds dairy.
men. boost your profits with these
high producers. Financing can b.
arranged. E. GUTMAN &, CO., 4O1l
Oakford ave, Baltimore 10, Md
Phone Forest 1895.
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GORDON HOTEL,
SHARE
CARLTON HALL

For gentleman. $40 mo. Warm and
comfortable; walking distance down
town; | blk. of Conn. ave. Call
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zen. BOLIVIAN CLUB.
1888 10th; business women: ssI
dbl rms. modern baths beaut. furn
GROCERY. MIXED TRADE
$500 weekly quoted; low rent. 81.
mo-; nice apt: sacrifice S4 soc
lock stock and barrel.
AUERBACH 4. co
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2101 N ST. NV.
Quiet, cheerful rms. all with running
water; southern exp; daily maid
s ss WHY. rates. S9-11; monthly,
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THE MAuRY

70l 18th st. NV. Near White House
Double rooms, newly decorated. am.
pie baths and showers. Elevator
maid service. Reas. weekly rates
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV
Double and single roomA. some wish
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
In new home; master bedroom. la.
sitting room, tile bath; cony. t.
Pentagon and Navy Arlington An.
mex gentlemen or employed cou.
PIE; 500 mo. JE. 3-S73S.
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ALTURAS HOTE,T

14H y 1tZ10 III I EI
1909 10th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath:
ginning room; $1,000 q week up;
81 a day UP. HUI. GIG.
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GILBERT
1850 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. ana dble.
rms. some with pvt bath: maid and
-.4-hr: PBX service. CO. 1881
GORDON HOTEL
Between x and Eye sts., on 10Th
Nice large dbles. with bath. SOS
per week: with running water, SO;
Sgies. Sl4 and up. MA, 1894
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PRINCE KARI, HOTEL
GILBERT

1901 K st. n.w.-Newly decorated:
downtown; phone with 24-hour
switchboard service; single, $1,000
up, double S17 80 IN EX zoo
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1892 MASS. AVE.-Apt. 81. Attrac-
d do3gSnntow @4-hr. elev. service. NE.
semipriSate bath. WIFE garage arase SAB s4b:
w T!shSS saR mo aor e. 1867 1857 1sh
st. n.w.-sgle. and dble. rinse run.
water; S9-S16 wk, day rates. Ho.
DUPONT CIRCLE - Girls to share;
r rSsl N aa% No a $3.50 unusually nice
Liv. RIM. clean. nicely turna for re-
4s asef fNG GRAZ my ST. N.w,@P r
rm., nicely furn., adj. bath, cedar
closet; express buses. GE. $500.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-|
Well-furn. rm., for refined gentle
man; maid service; excellent trans
portation. CO. 2644 Il
Ice. FURN. BEDRM.; nice home:
Or 2 refined % n9 IN ladies'
crosstown and 10th st. buses: sgie
rrm.,, nicely furn:., for settled re, re
G RIo5ys1s fall AD Tsso front rm.
Sssns ss spnv: tFsnsD; - or siEis'
W.. O'1'5@. 10
tractive. newly dec; huge closet;
near several buses; Jewish home.
"a "a. VERMONT AVE. NV. Apt Apt 10
Nice large rm., next bath-shower;
pvt. apt; downtown; elev: gentle
man. non-drinker; $50 mo. RE.
ISL MELBOURNE pL. NV, MT.
Pleasant-sunny front, twin beds,
water; reas.; home privils. HUI. 1886.
1881 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Ise..
porch; good transp. ia. 500. Us
TWO SINGLE RMS, l pvt. bathroom,
for Govt. girl; nice family. EN-.
ROOM with back porch. S35 for l,
$40 for 2; also one, $50; with sit
ting room, 500 GE. 1894. 2S'
18th ST.-Lovely studio liv. rm with
p PVT beth for discriminating person person
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-1751 Church
St kted furn. ssle' front % sm'
5Is7 srd ST. NV. = Comfortable
sony; transp.; gentleman ,, Us rs.
well furn tm pvt as bath IN o sSn
741 BUTTERNUT sT.-ssle. rm for
gentleman. S25 mo. GE,f 3S41. --2S
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LARGE FRONT ROOM with $ win
dows twin beds. hot and cold run
ming water. RE. 9346. Call after 4
pm. -2S
1I37 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Lovely
Portable; "a blk. car line; accept
child. NO. 1882. -2S
1892 MASS. AVE.-Apt. 81. Attrac-
tive rm.; refined man only; COW.
downtown; 24-hr. elev. service. ME.
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COMFORTABLE ROOMS. single, dou-
BILE. near bath: Mt Pleasant vic:
maid service. Phone no. 1851 after
pm. weekdays and all day Sun.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

GRAY MULE strayed from White
Oaks, Md. Call SH. 7402. rs
GUERNSEY cow AND CALF, fresh
l week; TB and bags tested; price,
1925 for both. HY. DIG. rs
. HORSES AND PONIES for sale
SIS UP. Phone Rockville 1905.
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enlisted men. But sometimes - for instance,
if soldier gets into brawl in town - he can
expect more sympathy from enlisted men,"
Others attribute the harshness of enlisted men
on courts martial to the fact they are even
more afraid than officers of displeasing the
commander who appoints them. That's part
of the general criticism on military justice.
It's still a step in the direction of equal treat
ment of the commissioned and non-commis-
stoned ranks.
~Change i'm Attitude'
bur there's something more important
than any of the stuff that's been written into
law" captain at Baltimore Army depot
remarked to me. That's change in the
attitude of a lot of officers In the old days an
officer was not supposed to associate with
CT except in the course of duty. There never
was any Army regulation that said officers
shouldn't fraternize with enlisted men. 1t was
just custom of the service Well, it's an out
worn custom now. Nobody criticizes either
the officer or the enlisted man if they want to
have visit or drink together"
mentioned this to WAC who had been
back in the service only couple of days. and
she said, Maybe so, but I'm waiting to see.
| don't know whether it was regulations or
custom or what, but l do know two of the
girls who were with me in Cairo during the
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war were court-martialed for having dates
with officers, and so far as we could learn,
nothing happened to the officers"
Many new recruits | talked to, how
ever, had never heard of the ban on
socializing with officers. They accepted it
as a matter of course when their officers in
vited them to join in off-duty activities.
During the war, enlisted men looked darkly
at many fine government houses for officers
families while they, who could least afford it,
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had to pay exorbitant rents for their families
outside The Doolittle Board recommended
that housing be allotted with consideration to
family size as well as rank.
At Camp Kilmer, N. j., saw enlisted mems
family homes that were better than those
assigned officers and their families. Rank still
figured in the assignment of quarters, but the
enlisted men had arrived first and received
first choice. The billeting officer there esti-
mated that 60 per cent of the family dwelling
units available on the post were assigned to
the non-commissioned ranks A sergeant de-
barking at Seattle, Wash, Dragged, "You
should have seen.my house in Osaka. 1t was
better layout than Major General William
B. Kean's How come? That's simple, was
more productive than the General. Seven
kidsr'
I'm the Navy. Too
lHE Grant Heights Housing Project for
Army families outside Tokyo offers identical
quarters and service for all ranks from ser
geant to major.
Even the Navy, which many considered
more aristocracy-ridden than the Army, has
felt the democratic influence. A ranking
naval officer at the Pentagon told me he had
been waiting for eight months for commissary
privileges which would allow his family to buy
Continued on page rs
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.fAl s,,s
NEW BILL OF RIGHTS

Although not every COM
manding officer hOnors the
last five of these policies, THIS
Weeks survey shows that the
improvements below apply at
most military installations.
. Equal travel allowances for
enlisted men and officers.
o CTS as well as officers re-
ceive terminal-leave pay.
. Fairer cOurt-martial'system
(though still far from perfect).
. Recreation facilities must
be same for Cts and officers.
. More standard dress among
CTS and officers.
. Saluting no longer required
when off posts.
Q Less difference i'm food be-
tween officers and men.
. No more humiliating 'SOff
Limits" signs.
Evening star., 1951-09-25
West German Cabinet
Gets Big Three Plan
BY the Associated Press

BONN Germany, Sept. 25.-Th'
Western Big Three invitation II
Germany to contribute 250,00t
men to the West Europe defens'
army was to be passed on to tn.
West German cabinet today.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauel
received the invitation at &
seven-hour long conference yes.
terday with the allied high com.
lmissioners.
They are to confer with hin
again next Monday before be.
ginning detailed negotiations thai
would establish a contract with
Germany on troops for Gen
Eisenhower's defense army-in-the.
making, give the West German.
broad new powers, and move
toward ending the occupation.
high commission status of thu
country.
The negotiations may take ever
months.
DR.. Adenauer also has to confer
on the project with Kurt Schu.
macher, the Socialist leader of thu
chief opposition party.
Mr.. Schumacher refused an in.
vitation from DR.. Adenauer to si
in on yesterdays conference. Hi!
party objects to a safeguard
clause under which the Allie
would have the right to take ovel
control OF the country in al
emergency.
Evening star., 1951-09-25
Mrs. Clarence Norris,
Wife Of ENGINEER

Mrs. Clarence Norris, SIS. a
Washington resident for 18 years
died yesterday at Suburban Hos
|pital after a long illness.
Mrs. Norris, who lived at 3l0C
Wisconsin avenue NV, had suf-
fered from asthma for the last Il
years. She was the wife of a
Typographical engineer who has
been with the Geological Survey
for 18 years.
A native of Roanoke, Va, she
was the former Katherine Perkins
Mrs. Norris was reared In Prince
ton, w. Va, where she was mar
ried In 1921. Mr.. Norris was divi.
sion engineer on the Virginia
Railroad there.
The Norris later moved tc
Richmond, Va, where Mr.. Norris
was a design engineer with the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by a daughter, Miss Edith
Upton Norris of the home ad-
dress.
Funeral services were held to-
day at the Lee funeral home,
Fourth street and Massachusetts
avenue NE. Burial will be Thurs
day in Princeton.
Evening star., 1951-09-25
Henry WaIdgrave Stewart
Professor Of Philosophy
BY the Associated Press

CARMEL, Calf, Sept. 25.-Dr
Henry Waldgrave Stewart. 80
founder of the Stanford Uni
versity Department of Philosophy
died at his home here Saturday
might.
Death was caused by a heart
ailment which forced his retire
|ment Is years ago. Before COM
ing to Stanford he was professor
of philosophy at the University OF
Iowa.
Survivors include a son, Arthur
Waters Stewart Of Chevy Chase,
Md, head of the Treasury Depart
|ment's Far East branch.
Evening star., 1951-09-25
ICorpI. David |. Parks
ReburiaI Rites tomorrow

Corpl. David L. Parks, who was
killed in Korea last March 26
will be reburied tomorrow in Ar
lington Cemetery. Funeral serv-
ices will be at Q pm. in the Fort
tMyer Chapel.
Corpl. Parks, who was %, was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
L. Parks, of 1860 Park road NV
He was a medical corpsman with
the 187th Regimental Combat
Team of the 18th Airborne Di-
vision when he was killed.
A native of New York City
Corpl. Parks came to Washington
with his parents in 1912. He was
graduated from Western High
School here and attended George
Washington University for two
years.
| Corpl. Parks enlisted in the
Army in June, 1948. He was
shipped to Korea last September
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a sister, Mrs. Priscilla
P. Walker, Of the home address