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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
CLU Resolution

WHEREAS The natural gas supply in the Toledo
during
and
WHEREAS: The Gas Company has continually
isregardng all pleas contrary
viding additional fuel;
WHEREAS: The local artificial supply cannot
home consumption and
WHEREAS: Industry such gas manufacturing
purposes and t
WHEREAS The contract with the Inter Lake Iron Corpora
ton will terminate plant expansion designed
further augment the artificial supply for Industry locally
will be available.
BE IT RESOLVED THAT:
This Toledo Central Labor Union regular session this
March 1851 petition the City Council Toledo the Ohio
Gas Co., the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio and the Public
through the that all artificial
made available to Industry
FURTHER RESOLVED:
Central Labor Union depore closing
inadequate supply causing
production Also forcing
time cold weather strikes
ing through pipes other tof
Copies resolution the AFL Union Leader
Journal Toledo Times Toledo Blade Clerk of Council
Ohio Fuel Company and Public Utilities of Ohio.
APPROVED March l. 1851
TOLEDO CENTRAL LABOR UNION
Frank Fischer, President
r. j. Flory, Secretary
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
No Opposition
Ar Local Ia

Without opposition, p a u ]
Crunkilton, president of Local
IA, Harry Huff, vice president,
Paul Shamrock, recording Sec
retary, and Thomas Russell, fl
nancial secretary, were all re-
elected to their top administra-
tive local posts.
Also elected in the annual
balloting were Herbert Rumpf,
three year trustee; Fred Heiney,
sergeant-at-arms and Russell
(Speed) Gardner, guide, all OF
whom were opposed.
Ira Bowling was named recre-
alton director without Opposi-
ton, and Joseph Ditzel, also un-
opposed, was named educational
director.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Ballot Asked
For $4,000

Pat Greathouse, Director o1
Region A UAW-CIO, today an
nounced the filing of petition
for an NLRB election among all
Production and Maintenance
workers at the giant Ford Air
craft Plant in Chicago.
One of the most intensive or
ganizing campaigns in U n i o n
history is under way in Illinois
conducted by the UAW-CIO. The
Ford plant, formerly run by
Dodge during World War III, will
employ $4,000 workers at full
capacity.
In Joliet, UAW-CIO is con-
Quoting a campaign to organize
a new Caterpillar Tractor Co.
plant which will employ 1900.
and be expanded further in the
future.
In Rockford, four elections
are being petitioned, including
t h e notorious Barber-C -Colman
plant which has been an open
shop for quarter of a century.
Our basic job in UAW-CIO," !"
asserted Director Greathouse.
when the Ford election was peti-
toned for, ''is to organize the
unorganized. That is what we
have done and will continue tC
do in Region A UAW-CIO."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

TT SHOULD that fight putting
for representation defense will short
fight AS business we'll entrenched their
feet well under the table If labor doesn't something about
the sided situation the whole public all of citizens will
be loser
million organized large segment
and from what understand organized labor soded
firmly than anytime the past, closely
World War when they worked jointly
AS far Toledo concerned you will opinions
organized labor
their union leaders both in Toledo and Washington making
gallant effort protect the interest
offices, and in industry generally.
The Toledo Industrial already gone
record to its stand when organization
patched the following
mtee in Washington DC
The Toledo Industrial representing 5S
600 workers action uphOdng
the basic welfare of those who work in factories mills stores
offices ETC. Your bold and action in this vital matter
will undoubtedly make possible millions of workers
maintain at least equity between their earnings and
ent day rising prices.
The especially you your splendid
stand to protect basic clauses in agreements Accept
heartfelt congratulations be support
Had labor put stiff fight when they did chances
hat escaaor clauses affecting several hundred thousnd WORK
mainly automobile plants would have been lost If the
rest of fight for the workers just saving the escalaor
clauses to that will win argument The United
Labor Policy Committees requests just honest and timely
Their affect those who belong organized labor
affect for segmens of the public
who depend their weekly check pay for rent
and food.
Organized labors right now the fight of people
In America that includes the overwhelming majority OF wage
earners.
following CO President Philip Murray:
his express appreciation for splendid telegram
and for pledge Of support in the fight making
aagi unfair and unworkable formula
by the public and industry members Of the Wage Sterilization
Board"
opinion you determination locally
protecting workers rights has been and being
cause lust leadership has being catching
organized labor standing shoulder to shoulder
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
This Week In City Hall
The Proposed Merger Of City And
County Relief Agencies -.

EOR quite time city county officials have been
dckering their respective relief agencies.
We told Hall this
but for the skepcisms might al
ready However, certain problems that
the merger plans still very much in the making.
On the face of it this like good 1t
definite advantages. At the time the
raises problems that, opinion
ated. following points
tenon of City Fathers, particularly Messers
Berlacher undoubtedly
Iy involved.
First Council should make absolutely that relief STAN
dardS shall be lowered through On the contrary
there should be some definite improvements.
Second, financial should be equitable. We
wouldn't like
this essential load (We this
told that 7921 ratio that bearing
county operation last
upped the relief the
of $2O0,000)
Third, right employees in the City Relief Office
their service their
retirement benefits takes the city relief of
flee, responsibility for the
rolls.
Fourth and final point wish to make that the
county relief must temper with the policy of
giving relief the We've heard disquetng
about opinions of certain county officials with
relief needy We wish to these gentlemen
that the law specifically states that relief will furnished
needy people regardless of how why they become
needy"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09

the by IL cooperating
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stamps and a andR
AatLO LOcal Winthrop
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1951-03-09
Hundreds Totally Without
Gas In Point Place

Gas In Point Place
We would like commend the Point Place Businessmens
Association information
City Council situation Toledo group
survey
this sad situation reported that there $40 families in Point
Place did during the
SPELL report points fam
lies people reported damage
their homes tota1ing $1,000
Maybe Ludwig the Gas Co. will these
bills
CITY COUNCIL for the first time, voted unanimously for
Class airport The problem here isl
finances. Where will the from? Well the
cost if the city other
efforts being get
from the not yet in eistance
25% told that certain New
banking willing to lend this
erest of covered bonds the city
like Father missed the
made application to the RFC With the right connections
Class airport would have been huming with traffic
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w


LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING STUDIO I'm.
Refrigerator. stove and sink, choice
of extra bedroom. nicely furnished.
in private home; garage II desired ;
good TRANSFORMATION, Prefer settled
,sf sG%s So or sg sGaDle tIn III 4s5s1 c65sdr,s,,.
rms, for respectable men. IL
zoos FAIRLAWN AVE. S.E.-Large
front room; housekeeping privileges:
suitable for 2. vi. 9451. after $50.
sO5a seth ST. Sc. Apt. e-single
TO bus and shopping; s2s mo. VI.
4oSs 1872 NICHOLS AVE. s.w.. furn. MI rm.,
next bath. Pvt: home. Unlim. phone
sEfPiN EEfg5 trans RM 10 11s;syabiv sSs{4 ,or
pvt. ent'. pvt pvt bath; use OF Of GARAGE, e
above cor; Branch and Penn. ave,
OPPOSITE HOUSE OFFICE BLDG
Nicely furn.; lge. .fr; rm.; for gen.
LGE: NICELY FGRN. RIM; coffee and
Cali sIp, Az tSi 4047 M JUS 'io ~A' oOie
ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN,
2nd floor, front. 325 Penn. ave. Sc;
6t6 G ;, ST sEmcony; 81; trssnsp a. atS ,,ss well
Sfn pVt homs lanse ss FIR r 4a1S next 0a'n cissn
CAPITOL HILL. blk. Library Congress
-Lge front rm.; opposite House
ONCE Bldg. Ii. 3-2913. -17
91S 18th ST. S.E.-Large front rm.,
Ii. 6-2473. 49,
ROOM, suitable for 2 or 4. II perHa.
nent, week free rent. Ii. 1854,
colsREDr sSs9 ,..s srAqTIrgs IT S.,,ss.; Ss
Hospital and National Guard
Armory. Call II. 1884. --16
COLORED-FURN RM.. share bath
and share kit. Ii. 4-S761. lie
COLORED - 1905 INDEPENDENCE
AVE. S.E.-Lge. rm.. furn.; prefer
/ or men. Ii. 6-1987. III
COLORED-NICE furn. rooms for
rent to refined couple or gent.
privileges. For appt.. Ii. 6-3336.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

IN BROOKLAND-Large front room,
FOR gentleman only. Cali La.
one DOUBLE. ONE SINGLE. 1ra front;
sood ge ressoS les; car sb,s or eIs I d 1i9 Eye s.
LARGE AND SINGLE ROOM. laundpy
fac. tele., break opt: empl. ladies;
eonv. loc" mr.. 2 carlines. Ii. 3-3464
$50 R. I. AVE NE. Apt. 1-singi,
rm. for man; pvt. entr.;. phone;
min. downtown; sa5 mo. DU. 4o5S'
25Os eend ST. N.E.-Double room
$40, for one: S45 for two. Two
single rooms, $3.50 each; unlimited
Telephone evenings, no. $Iaa; day.
Monday through Friday. RE. 1870;
1898 CLAIMING ST. Me- room
with kitchen facilities; unfurnished
I desiredt s bus stop at corner.
vate home, on carline. nr. Capitol
AID Senate Once Bldg. Ii. 3-5537.
MT. RAINIER-A couple, / or 2 girls:
Pyt. home; near stores and transp.
CoLoRED-Iose IRVING sT.-Lse.
take empi. woman. La. 6-6a63.-is
COLoRED-NICE LARGE front room
for single person or couple; home
privileges. Ii, 4-7S64. -16
COLoRED-SINGLE or double. very
nice rms. nice location. for couple.
girls or men. Ii. 3-934S. Ia
CoLORED-:iO 18th PL. NE
Couple TO share apt. with another
couple; Ii: 7-199 --16
fGr i,n.s single pISna' person on car and bus
COL0RED-FURN. ROOM, woman or
man, with privileses; S36 mo. Ii.
COLORED-NICELY PURN.; very
reas.; home prtvils.; pvt. kit. and
bath. NO. 1911.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

ONE FRONT Ink. RIM, sink; stove.
1888 Newton st. NV. DU. 9231;
NV large light housekeeping
rms. Close to transp: and shopping.
200 C st. NV. DI. 1894. -16
VIC. 14th AND IRVING SITS. NV
l rm. and kit; also l lge. rm., semi:
DU. 0524, IL to 1 and to 5. --21
500 E. CAPITOL ST.-Two rms,
S4s.50 per month; conv. transp
stores and shops. -19
Sl2. 3o2S 18th st. NV. Ho. $3.50
2541 18th ST. N.W.-Nice, clear
Ink. rm.; stove, refgr., util.
$11.50. couple.
kitchen, Frigidaire, semipvt. shower
! quiet person; pvt. home; $40 wk
Also / SIN. sgle. rm., $3.50 wk.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. ST:
wk.. sgle. or dble.; viewing Unior
Station Park. AT. 1858, sol 2nt
1894 .s EAIRmoST E,Is|ss r..s1 St. NY swtss ss
plate; .conv. transp. co. 07S1,.
ROOM for refined couple; conv, loca
ton: next bath; $40 wk. 1922 ]
| st. NV. MI. 1865. lis
UNFURN. l. room and kitchen
middle-age employed lady. CO
| 5S33 after 6.
ICOLORED-1 BASEMENT APT. an,
Ink room for rent. DI. 0S53. 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RMS.
with cooking privils.: $11 up. So
4 Florida ave. NV, NO. 6649.
CoLoRED:-;LovELY housekeepinI
] st, NV. HO. 5000. Eve. and Sun,
Evening star., 1951-12-16
rms. APIS. TO SHARE tcon.. !, !


I WILL SHARE my modern down.
town apt. with 2 refined, reliable
gglrls; $50 ca. or $40 for /. DI
1901 MASS. NV, the Belyedere-
Call after 4 pm. Sun, or weekday
ewes. after 8. ma. 1888, Ext. f,O4.
GIRL TO SHARE NV. 2-bedrm. du-
plex apt, nicely furn.. conv. transp
GENTLEMAN to share with another
pleasant 5-rm. apt; own bedrm. and
pyt' ppyt' bath; Dupont Circle area; s75.
YOUNG LADY. $3.50. share 1-bedrm.
apt. TV, maid service. Call AID.
O62l all day Sunday. Mon. 81 pm.
REFINED LADY TO SHARE new g.
I'm. apt, twin beds; Northwest sec
ton; references exchanged; S4s mo.
DUPONT CIRCLE young gentle
men will share lge.. comfortable apt.
with 3rd. DI. 6S06.
1714 MASS. AVE. NV.
Young lady. refined. to share the
latest in efficiency apt. with young
lady. airline employe; desirable ad-
dress; references. -16
COLORED GIRL to share room. twin
beds, kitchen privilege, unlim. phone,
utll. furnished. HU. 1859. III
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ROOMS FURN.--MD. g VA.

SILVER SPRING. close to shopping
family; gentleman. Sligo 4072. Il
SILVER SPRING, 9149 Sligo Cree
pkwy-Loyely master bedrm. witt
SINGLE ROOM. private bath, 1 blk
from bus and Johns Hopkins Ap
piled Physics Lab, $35 mo. SH. 1874
FALLS CHURCH-Rm., pvt. bath, sep
cooking facilities. Empi. cpl. O
girls: Avail. Jan. 9TH FA. 1155.
FALLS CHURCH-Empl. girl, shar'
Ink. rm., adj bath; Pentagon bu
line; $40 mo. FA. 1855.
LARGE ROOM with kitchen. all utils
furn;, $40 per mo-; 2 blks. transp
s sMaTN MNuffEs fEsLT9 & WA saae 1872 % pentason
Navy Annex; modern colonial house
newly furnished; breakfast If de
LUXURIOUS 3-room 2-bath suite
gar; telephone; Is min. to Penta
gon. virginia. JE. 3-S57S. --17
BEDROOM and small sitting room
telephone. Employed couple O
gentlemen. ia. 2-7412. -16
LARGE ROOM, pvt. entrance ant
pvt. bath: gentlemen: no parkinl
MODEhN hOmEj IN bucKnell manor
Va. Large rm., suitable for bache
lors, call TE. 1900. lie
SILVER SPRING-Lady with home
has rm., twin beds. for 2 girls. cook
ing and laundry privils., $40 each
ROSEMARY HILLS, MD. "a mil,
west of 18th st. Exceptionally lge
lovely master bedrm., pvt. bath
quiet refined home of Government
officiars widow: for cultured pro
fessional or business woman witt
'iaI iar' oEssSe HONS privils. Refs. required
NEAR PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS
Nicely furn. large 2nd fl. rm. ir
new home; 2 expos.; very large clos.
ct: mr.. .ransp. and shop. ctr. Empl
cple. or gentleman. King S-640S.
ARLINGTON--Large master bedrm
in new modern home, near Penta.
gon and bus; gentleman. ia. 4-0560
1917 N. EDGEwoOD-Lovely maste,
bedrm., twin closets, unlim, phone
cont hot water; near busline. Call
ia. S-53lS or ME- $500. III
ARLINGTON-10 minutes from D. C
leges; on busline. GL. ssiO. -2i
No. Vermont st. For
man; nr. bus, 90 min. to Pent.. I0
min. Arl, Hall, blks. Hecht's new
WAyERLY HILLS. VA.-Room with
pvt; bath. garage; telephone ext,
IN home OF quiet cple. eony; transp.
from 3 points. Call CHI. 22S9.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

TWO GIRLS will share apt. with
another. sa4 per mo. Call no: l$is.
COUPLE OR SINGLE MAN. to share
ish home. ia. 1878 or RA. 1O46.
1871 KENYON ST. N.w.-Apt. in
man PVT; home; 9Ine sI.Smin good transp.; gentle
YousG SS any LApS Ads; Ho Setxeen sa4l ssa5 e to
share newly furn; apt; twin beds.
dGnEr fl; ~sskfnSf Refined girl to share 3l9 Sim.
apt furn.. separate bedrm; refs.
1-BEDRM. APT. to 'shi share re- with with ar an.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD. .' NV
Girl to share beaut. furn. 5-bedrm.
house with girls. NO. s675a
2 GIRLS. 24-30 yrs, to share COM
Portable 2-bedrm. apt. Dupont Cir
Gle area: everything furnished; apt.
bldg; $50 mo Box 9S-C. Star.
4@5 FARRAGUT ST. Nw.-Young
lazy laay to .d share large bsmt; apt.
WANT VAN 0VrGi rs SHARE my lovely Els spt.
with another lady; pvt. bedrm.,
home privils., good location, conv.
wARD%AS wsAl1RnDSN%Gsistifa PARK on vrdiNIry aSS4 $50,
2sth st. NV; share with young girl,
lge, front rm.,. 2 closets, next bath,
unlimited telephone, laundry priyils. !:
$50 month. CO. 1905.
ATTRACTIVE RM. for 1, or 2, un-
limited phone; home privileges; conv.
WANTED, girl 25 to ss.. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with another girl;
EsHt Ess4. $3.50. Call after II. oE.
YOUNG. MAN. 1886, share 1-bedrm.
apt; downtown area. Call after 2
pm. ME. 0503.
YOUNG congenial mother and 5-yr.-
old son, both away all day, wish one
young lady to share attractively
furn. 3-rm. apt. with pvt. bath, uni
phone, all home privils.; refs. ex-
changed; $40 per mo. Call DE
| CLIO.
WANTED-Ref1ned young lady to
| broom apt; excellent NV. section;
| maid service; S35 per mo. includes
everything. Ia. 1926.
1871 COL. RID. NV. Apt. SOL
| lovely furn. 3-rm. apt; separate bed
'rm. for empl. woman; share bath
phone: breakf. privl.; $45. NO
27Sl.
WANTED-Congenia woman to share
apt; will consider school-age child
avail immed. XII. S-2217. III
WANTED--Refined young lady t,
share beautifully furnished moderr
5-room apt: excellent NV. section
maid service; $35 per mo. include
everything. Ia. 1926.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
Girl to share beaut. furn. hse. will
l-RM. AND KIT. APT. for Q adults
$50 per mo. To. 1047.
Evening star., 1951-12-16
ROOMS UNEURNIsHED

1904 PARK RID. N.W.-One room,
$50. Call SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
CCLORED-ONE RIM. for mother
and child or 2 girls. LU. 4-7319.
COLI UNFURNISHED ROOMS fol
rent; share bath and kitchen
COLORED-N.E. SECTION; 2 spa.
eious rms unfurnished; use Of kit
COLoRED-s RMS. UNFURN., al
privileges,; S11 to Sl2 wk. 642
COLOREbs-3iO A ST. NE. Unfur.
nished room for rent; cooking priv
ilegeS. LII 3-Hh73
Evening star., 1951-12-16
POULTRY, RABBITS g. EGGS

MAMMOTH WHITE KING squah
pigeons, flock OF eight exceptionally
good show-type birds; $40. LO.
rURKEYS - Fresh-killed to order;
from 10 to % pounds, ready.to-
cook weight or live W. Ashton 3694.
FELIX'S TURKEY F.. Sla mi. from
s. S. on Colesville I'd, -23 -,
GEESE. Toulouse white Chinese and
African. So ca. Call afternoons
and evenings. LO. $4,000. .
CAPONS-15 choice, 1--we. 5 and 8
pounds real capons. 60c per pound.
o. g. MAXWELL, Lanham, Nd. WA.
1S15 is
saBY sIBs2' CHICKS s7.75, 100. COP
New Hsmpshires; Barred Roekds sptsd
Price at Hatchery. HOCkMAN
HATcrERY Bellefonte IA. Pa
BATTERY BROODER, 500 size, S75;
picker and scalder. 500; 2 James
way 500 floor oil brooders. S25: rab-
/, bit hutches. fur stretchers' croeks.
1 ASBURY B. HAMMOND, Fairfax.
Va Phone 360-J-Z.
Evening star., 1951-12-16

C0LORED-2 sleeping rooms, in pvt
home; gentlemen preferred. 140t
COLORED~Ia5 ADAMS ST. NV
Dble. rm.: suitable for 2 men; privi-
leses; ss wk. each. Call DU. 2l20
COLORED-LARGE RM., nicely fur
aisned nLaad for employed person. IA.
coIoRED-Isos t ST. N.w.NleN- le
;,I. size rm.. furn.; no kit. privil APP
ses sty MIS- MIS-. . Johnson Bin ~ mo- only s2s
CoLoRED-II13 r ST. N.w.-Lge.
iurn; rm.. use Of kit. and laundry
facilities; no children; "a blk. car
line; plenty Of heat and hot water.
Apply before 2 pm. or after $50
hRs piRs HgNs1N sg mo; only ss4.5o. See
CoLoREDMsGIE. RMS. FOR RENT
mwisn mn shos all privileses and service,
CoIoRgD- EUCLID NV NV
LarEe front: quiet employed persons,
coIo 81 ShiEfsen ED@NEaT GG FURNISHED safS ls; sm
man Or SeSe11n soaple. RA Rllvssss ssss employed
CCL0REDIT Cl,5 MH ST. Mr.. 18th NV
coIoRED@FGRNrsHED FURNISHED ROOM io for
empl; eoJored man. 1888 v st. NV,
coLoREDINICELY FURN. ROOM,
for 2. with twin beds. near bath;
CoLoREDMfRoNT ROOM. f dble.
suitable settled empl. cple. Call
HO. 6755, SUM-: after 5 pm. Mon
CoIoRED-ATTRAc.. WARM RIM,
CHRISTIAN cple.; cooking privils. TU.
coLoRED-FRoNr RIM. 2 if adults;
privileges; conv. transportation. RA.
COLORED-NICE furnished room for
empl; cpl; or single man; all privils.
Ii. 6-4556 after 5 pm. is
COLORED-iOI5 18th ST. NV
Furn. room in private home for re-
f1ned man. RA, 5000.
able, for refined man. IA. 7409
after 2 Sun. after s Monday.
C0LORED-253l 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished room, private
Kitchen. Refined home. Employed
CoLoRED-ao1O FIRST ST. NV
Rfseq R8emS for m bip Fspt Weekdays, gan
COLORED-NEATLY furnished room
ne .n Ss0Gkns I4ont RT5uitleses aE ness eso car
COLORED-LARGE double room
Sonr tS,n beds; sds,.S for ZEN smpl0zsd persons,
COLoRED-LGE.. NICELY FURN.
FRONT RIM. FOR cPLE. OR : PER
HOME PRIVL.; $40 WK. NO. 1907,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

SLAUGHTER'S, 1925 18th st. NV
Fireproof bldg. elevator. tel. switch.
board, double and triple rooms
some 50 aeoT With n private bath gnexcelle:
TWIN BEDROOM for 2 employed
girls; in pvt. home, TU, 0627.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1928 10Th st. NV
Nice rooms, singles, doubles. for
young men; showers; excellent board
14O6 18th N.W.-Lovely double rms
for employed girls or married
couple. Generous home cooked meals
$3.50 to SIS week. 49,
CLEAN, WARM RM.-Ladies or gen.
uemen; recr. rm.; TV: Southern
cooking. Reas. rates. co. 1880.
2 RMS. private bath and board for
z; private home. 18th and G NV.
Maid service, all home priVils. 500
each. January l or 15. Box 2Sl-z.
e3a2 aoth ST. N.w.-Lovely double
or single, room; express bus at cor
WENDELL TERRACE - Comfortable
warm rms. specialize in excel home
cooking; liv. rm., TV. ping pong; on
NJ. Pleasant carline: Sl4 wk. 1927
1919 I6th ST. N.w.-Doubie room,
and rooms to share for young mer
or young. women; excellent board;
walking distance downtown: reason.
able rates. co. 5150.
AVAILABLE JAN. Large corner
front; near. Walter Reed; warm,
s5sh s5a' 6E' 66IEsaktsst; ds,sS employed s ADULTS;
3sis 18th ST. N.E.-rwin-bed rm.,
closets. home-cooked food; S45;
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Dble. and triple rms. twin beds.
faIetesia; nE s6as good meals TV' s13 up.
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st. NV.
-Sgle and dble. rms; young ladies
FOR ELDERLY PE0PLE&Attr. cheer
iui dble; and sele. rm. in refined
m Gme sape1ysoD WsDlannss MSs EfslS GAsx Care SgSa
Wisconsin ave: n. W., OR. 4152. Id
MANSION CLUB in the embassy sect
Girls. Good food, plentiful. Rate,
us 1nly $50 mo. 223o Mass; ave. 1It
hAhh ieth s sLk nisele RePoNT sTn CdIbRElso4 dbE: Io
next to bath; good home-cooked
1852 PERRY PL. OF 18th n.w.[Wel
heated, gentleman. incl. delicious
f1o mas, Se.s 50 e e yk; BSmt: rm. also.
optional; ~. Nj Nj 2S4o. a 'eaiisS @is
1880 LANIER PL. NV, short Blk
Mt. Pleasant car on Columbia rd-
2 lovely dble. rms. both warm, very
well furn., modern: has adj. lSath
$5S ca. person; other mr.. lovel,
shower and tub; 2 closets: $50 ea
Meals above average. quality anc
oil heated; avail. now. NO. 3941
ST TAVIEHTFR,S 1907 1oth .,
Lovely double room and rooms Il
share with semipvt. baths for mer
and women; exceptionally gooc
food; reasonable rates; pleasant
homelike atmosphere. NO. 6767. 22s
2139 r ST. N.W.-Refined atmos.
phere. elev,. switchboard serv.. pvt
Evening star., 1951-12-16
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp

CORNER RMS and i'd bath sttb store store
ONE AND TwO BEDRM. APIS. in
Sc. garden DEVELOPMENT. Starting
at $40 per mo. Utils. incl; No
oetpato5 osts S issfy sfse famy dnf dsfss sa ee
asos CLAIMING ST. N.E.-3 rms.
utilities furnished. sos. -16
ARaNGT0N 10 near 1SS Hechs ane
all shopping, 2-bedroom efficiency.
Basement storage and laundry Ia
cilities; sos so. Call REAL ESTATE
sES SERVICE En- Ma SCSao 4763 Lee hwy; OF
AIR nHs9s 1coSD. 2m' EFTic. aHPTj Apr.-FqIl Kit.
closets. dressing rm.. all util. incl. !:
| $3.50, Best location. Euclid and
18th st. NV. HU. 34O2. Apply s-12
1os " vARNUM ST. NV; liv. rm.. kit.
TAKOMA PARK; recently redecorated,
| overlooking rark; near bus. Bedrm..
Gen, liv.. rm... din. rm;. kitchen,
Lath; pvt. entrance; adults, 500.
1s5s sa 4. SS'SSutrNN QUINN ST. Arlington, va va
Liv rm:. tedrm.. din. rm., Kit. and
bah; S72. so. Call SHANNON q
LUCHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV, Ma.
one si.Il IElFF1c. APT. ] Em; kit, bath.
MAYfLoWGR vi 1SRsfy' HOTEL f .. AREA bed.
rms. liv. rm.. kit, bath, foyer; apt.
bldg.; newly redee;; l,yri suitcase;
q RMS, KIT. AND BATH-Nr. Cap
itol, Bldg: for rent to settled mar
sisd cyl no children co 81 PETS Rental
3579 wARDER ST. N.w.-Apts; ga
SAB. 20 and sac; SO. Open. GE. $500.
1917 1mi R. IT, AYE Safb N.Y. sAs APs MssH4No 2Sla
sBss g8s WzEkkbbEK WEzEkbEK s2 Sc. S.W&apts eE saGS IA
and and $42. Or; Open. n' GE. & $500. ~
TAKOMA PARK bedrooms, living
room. dinette, kitchen and bath in
modern apt. house. Excel. shopping
tRd ua fSsntSEn nc 9E o5a 2Rs Rf
ArH aaIst uSnghS smpl epe avail hd :sIdren aan to
dogs; 5 rms. with bath. ami. heat
and hot water, refgr. furn.; on end
| II. Of large house, s mi. from the
Capitol at 1850 Brinkley rd. Sc,
Camp Springs, Md, at SS4.
1919 11th ST. NV rms, kit,
bath. heat and janitor service. $50
mo-. A. L. GRINDLEY. 932 New
York ave.
FOR g GIRLS. ne, nr. r. I. ave-
Very attrac. mod. kit. bath liv. rm
with Murphy bed; mr.. streetcar; gas
heat; well-kept place; Safeway close;
sep, entr. side rear; S62.50 incl. all
utils. except phone. State age, where
empl.. Box 57-D, Star.
TWO ROOMS, kitchen. bath and rear
porch: heat furn. South Capitol st.
ioc.; teE teE s sdult gorking eSggls: Rent Rent
BROS. at 652 II st. ne. FR. 5000.
II ST. NE. LOCATIONS rms. kit.
and bath; adults only; rent, S45 80.
HOHENSTEIN BROS. 652 Il st.
ne. FIR. 5000.