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Citizens Council Split
On Removing Secrecy
From Relief Records

Members of the Citizens Ad-
visory Council today seemed al
odds over whether public assist
ance rolls should be open or closed
to the public view.
In a discussion of proposed
legislation for improving the ad-
ministration of public welfare here
at least three members indicated
they want to keep the rolls closed
One member of the eight present
said he favors permitting properly
authorized persons to see who is
getting public relief payments.
J. c. Turner was one of those
speaking for retention of the pres
ent confidential policy.
II am strongly opposed to public
access" Mr.. Turner said. Its
bad enough for people to have to
apply for assistance. The en-
barrassment is great as it is. es-
pecially where young people are
concerned" Besides, he added,
the names of welfare recipients
might get into unauthorized hands
Purpose Explained.
Woolsey w. Hall, acting chair
man of the council in the absence
of Robert V. Fleming. explained
that the purpose of opening relief
rolls is to supply a means for
purging the rolls of unworthy re-
cipients purely as a safeguard.
Council Member Joseph A
Kaufman declared however that
he would rather have six people
get relief undeservedly than to
ruin a single child's life"
Dr.. Edward Mavique questioned
opening of the rolls. Thornton w
Owen said fatty that he favors
the opposite practice. Other men,
berS present expressed no view
during the open portion Of the
council meeting.
The proposed bill, which was
introduced but never passed at the
last, session of Congress. has beer
generally greeted with favor. The
only serious point Of controyersy
is the secrecy issue.
Divided on Revocation.
In the only other topic of open
discussion today, the council
members were divided in their
views on whether the so-called
Connecticut point system for re-
voking driving permits should be
adopted in the District. This
system would place a point evalu-
alton on each of the various NOV
ing traffic violations. The evalua-
tion would vary according to the
seriousness of the offense. With
the scoring of Z points against
a motorist, his permit would be
SuSpended-10 points would mean
revocation.
Mr.. Tuner declared he is un-
alteraoly opposed to this system
because it descriminates against
commercial drivers. This cate
CORY of driver, he said. is on the
street bucking traffic much more
than Other drivers like house
wives. MI. Turner added that
commercial drivers also stand to
lose their means of livelihood as
we'll as their permits under the
point system.
Two other council members
however, said they feel the system
is constructive and more lenient
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TwoArea Realtors Due
For Election 10 Office
Al Miami Convention
By Robert J. Lewis
Star StoH Correspondent

MIAMI BEACH, Nov. 1.-two
Washington area realtors were due
for election today to national Of
flee at the convention here of the
National Association of Real Es-
tate Boards.
The two were nominated yester-
day, as the convention was told
by several speakers to expect a
gradual reduction in building costs
and home prices. and in general
an increase in the buying power
Of the dollar under the new ad-
miniStration.
Boswell and Best Named.
Harry A. Boswell. jr., former
president of the Prince Georges
County Real Estate Board, was
scheduled for election as one of
the 13 regional vice presidents.
He would represent the District,
Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.
Robert H. Best. former presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
Board. was slated for election as
one of the two directors for Mary
land. j. w. Bates, jr., Richmond,
has been nominated as a director
for Virginia.
Besides the national posts an
other Washington area delegate
has been elected by an affiliate of
the realty organization. He was
c. r. Graham of Silver Spring,
former president of the Mont
gomery County Real Estate Board,
who was elected to the Board of
Governors of the National In
stitute of Real Estate Brokers.
Panel Presents Views.
Yesterday. a panel of speakers
concluded real estate prices could
be expected gradually to decline
in the future after contrasting
opinions were expressed earlier in
the week by other speakers.
To the question: What is 60
ing to happen to building costs?"
Came these replies:
They are going down." said
Walter Dayton. Long Island, N. Y.
They will go down." reported
Fred Tucker, jr., Indianapolis.
II see no change for the mo-
ment," said Darrell M. Holt, Min
neapolis.
They may change slightly and,
II so. they will be downward. in
my opinion" said Ed Mendenhall.
High Point. N. C.
costs will stay about the same
for the next three months, and I
predict only three months at a
time" reported Henry H. Robin
son, Atlanta. Ga.
Brokers said they didn't expect
any great reduction in prices, and
that mo one would lose" since
the dollars received in case of a
sale would be worth more"
One speaker said whatever
changes would come about. he ex-
pected they would take some time, ),
since he expected the new admin
issfation to pursue slow-moving
policy on economic affairs.
Keener Competition Seen.
Another said he expected COM
petition would become keener and
the builders profit will have to
come down a bit.
Brokers expressed concern over
the exaggerated i6eas of value
they said some owners have when
listing houses for sale.
Usually people want about 25I
per cent more than the market
price" cne broker said.
On the other hand, brokers'
agreed that while sales are not
at the high postwar level chances
to sell houses today are excellentI
If the price is right"
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status OrQer is
expected to be
issued by Presi-
d e n t Truman
within the next
few weeks.
Strongly op-
p o S ing IN e
CSC's proposal
is the Social
Secu rity A d.
m ini 5 tration,
wh ich h q S
asked President
Truman to con-
tinue these en-
ployeS unde
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Origin of FIorin

The silver form. just 100 years
old, was originally planned as the
first British currency step toward
the decimal system and was first
inscribed "one-tenth of a pound"
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The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight ...
Continued Social Security Seen
For Reserve Status Employees
By Joseph YOUNG

There are growing indications that the Governments $4,000
employees scheduled
will remain under social security coverage awhile
The Civil Service Commission recommended the White
House that these employees to be placed under civil service retirement
a they receive the reserve
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US. WEATHER eUREAU MAJ.
Dsparimsaf 0f csmMssss

Occasional expected tonight the Eastern Great
Lakes Ohio Tennessee Valleys and the Appa
lachans Southern limits of the Florida Peninsula and
the the North Pacific States will have showers
There will mixed with in the
Northern Central Rockies and Upper Mississippi Valley
the Northeastern quadrant to the Nation
with for the Northern and Central
plairs states, -AP Wirephoto.
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status that will eventually lead
to permanent status. The reserve
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Monthly precipitation in inches in the
a nffai frurrenf unopfh 70 dofal.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1909 4. lsth ST, N:W.-Rms, for men.
S;9o-e;46 S1 oplmm. Pm. Lots Of shoyeers.
14CSi 18Th ct; 81. rsS SN.w.-lse. rms, LsS nice
board; business people. students.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 10th st. NV,
"a blk: from Dupont Cir, congenial
home for refined young lady or young
double rooms. Tsdscorated; decor ts Excellent lent
1sos 18TH 81. N.W.Lrriple wv or
dble. rms. for men or girls. also
rooms to share. Good food. TV;
reas. DE. 9S39. Il
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 2OOI-Near
Conn. ave-. nice rooms. meals. young
Govt. empl. SIS wk. co. 2493.
DBLE. FRONT RM., pvt. bath. dress
ing rms; near Dupont Circle; access
sible to all transp., points of interest.
TV; unsurpassed food. DE. S4S3. Il
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
cellent food. social privileges and
television. CLUB MASON. Il
ATTRAC. STUDIO LIv.-BEDRM.; 2
girls; apt; uptown, Conn. ave-; brk-
fst., shower bath, lndry. facil., tel;
bus ct door. OR. 1926. i
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM and break
fast. twin beds. elec. fan. Southern
home, good transp. RA. 1923. .
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY
Nice bright room. excellent meals,
IN lovely. quiet home. No smoking.
38iS 18th ST. N.E.-Twin bedrm.
to share with young man. Home
cooking. MI. 1890. -
NEWLY FURN. RMS.-Pvt. home:
excel. homemade meals; young
man. 1851 Hobart st. NV. NO.
BLAIR MANSION INN. 7711 Eastern
ave-, "a blk. Ga. and Alaska ave.
Bus, choice rooms, triple. double
and. single. day. wk. or mo-; fine
food and free parking. SH. 1917,
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt. bath. twin
beds. Kosher board. 59O7 7th st.
1917 r. I. AVE. N.w.-single and
double; home cooking; reasonable;
running water DE QR46 -
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ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

NE. WASHINGTON - Suitable for
clean. honest gentleman. Ii. 7-0053.
81 MICHIGAN AVE. NE. Large,
clean, bright rm.. suitable l or g
On car and buSline: Very reas..
1ounF i1S Emi meh' for IL ssFassssa q quiet e@aDi'
BRENTWOOD ViLLAGE@Lovely rm.
next to bath and shower. Conv.
transp,; phone privil. NO. 64S9.
WEST VA. AVE. N.E.-Lovely rm
for girl in quiet Jewish home, ]
blk. from Trinidad busline; priv
ileges. II. 3-7747. 30
3 s-RM. APT, in ne. residential Sec
kitshsn Ss{s .nS s5 isSpd5S sss pfiSiiesss; os5a
31l YOU ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm..
next to bath; conv. transp.; S25
3IIO SO. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Nicely
furn.; dble. bed; " blk. Rhode Is
land ave; cars; empl. adult; $50 mo.
coioRED-s1s RED 18th ST. N.E.O2 T
furn. rms. for rent in private home;
nice location. Ii. 7-56S4. Call
coIoREDMsre DIOR soth pL. N.E.5one
nicely furn. front rm. for employed
couple HI, 9252, Il
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL MOTOR COURT and restau-
rant; new. good income: hot water
heat. private baths. Highway 30l.
Priced right. VIM. HAMMER, Gam
Drills Post once. Maryland. 3O'
FOR RENT-Modern gas station, At
crossroads. For sale, beer tavern
restaurant business. D. T. 0LAS-
COCK. Phone Crescent 31O. 30
BEAUTY SALON. modern equipment.
established following. Nearby Va.
Owner leaving town. GIL. 1881 80
BEAUTY PARLOR. white. centrally
located, excellent net income; will
sacrince: Box 411-T. star. g.
for business. OWNER, Ii. 3-4243.
ROOM Washington's
largest colored room. 4 tables, air
Easy terms. AID. 2O35. Il
AND DELICATESSEN; well
est. almost IS yrs: $500 mo. bus.
Incl. Arm. apt. rent $l75 mo. 26th
and Penna. NV, Elk. 1878. 80
GROCERY, with living quarters; well
stocked, fixtures; excel. cond.; beer
and wine lic.; priced right. II.
BEAGT4 flSI1Gi SHOP for sale. on KENNEDY
st. NV, very good location. Owners
opening larger shop: Priced for
OLD of5ef fEsfsbLfsHEB sas Gs b. cosG sGos and iu.
oil business. several thousand Gus.
toners. Write BOX 372-s, Star.
GARAGE, nearby Md, corner Chillum |
I'd: and Rigs rd.; excel. business.
RA 24S5 Il
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

for lady abstainer: hot
plate, refgr.: mr.. transp.; lge. closet
1sos 'tsf 2 81. SNnWSne NW&Farn. urn IKE 2Yh.e. rooms; i
refrigerator. 10. 3-6767. "a
1343 L ST. NV. Second floor front
l.rm. efficiency. including all linens
lsi4 1sth ST. N.w.-Lre, rm. vi With
Frigidaire. stove and sink: empl
.ats adyits; Shown from : to pm. 30
Ink: room; hot plate; double bed
single gentleman. On carline
Linens furnished. Apply in store
ssrd ST. OPP. G. W. Hosp.-Nic.
single or double; use Of kitchen
oS926 S3Ed st, EX; 1895. Il
sNSaes siesi hot plate. Empl. couple. Ii
7th And SHEPHERD ST. at N. H
ave. n.w.--Bright pleasant lge. dble
rm.. twin beds. pvt. bath. hot plate
refgf" phone and laun. facilities, z
girls or couple. $50 mo. ia. 5000
ONE LARGE ROOM, pvt. bath. stow.
refgr.; quiet cple.; $50. 1349 Colum.
sGLE.. NEWLY DEC, running vat water
Ink; privil.:; refgr.; quiet girl: S35
1349 Columbia I'd. NV. .
1919 VT. AVE. NV, walking distance
to town-Lge. rm., kit. gas range
elec. refgr., lge. inclosed porch, pvt
bath; suitable 2-3; $50 weekly. Elk
0I46. %
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, ex-
rooms and 2 baths t5 .bedrooms).
nice yard. garage; excellent condi-
apDointment. aT0 6gTe RAYMOND B. DUNN.
AMER. Nj u Univ. pARx-unau..t,omnalDl, ml
one Of the markets best values;
unusually attractive det. brick and
frame home in this very choic4
location; includes small den and
mS saths Ssd5m on ana Gn 1T a. 81 sioi.te sedrR: s.fe
S2$ $50. very liberal terms. rms FRANZ
3, PHILLIPS. DI. 1411; ewes. cali
4MER. univ. PARK-A large. old
home Of superb quality; .thorouehiy
feet condition. Includes s bedrooms
and baths. Beautiful shade trees
and flowers on splendid lot 1OOxi 90.
FRANK 8; PHILLIPS, DI. 141l, Ewes.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Det. ali brk.
with slate roof; 8 rms. (3 bedrms.I.
1st.Hoor law. full bath. recr: 1n,s
9: PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. Ewes. eau
,R1ARCLiiFF - Handsom. Colonial
residence built in 1912 by Frank
8. Phillips; includes library with
fireplace and lavatory on 1st n.i
3 beautiful master-sized bedrms. and
bath on 2nd a.: huge dormitory. bed.
level on rec sra qm NJ .eTnan: mmsnse r ar0una and
bath. gas heat; Gear garage; should
sell very quickly at S45. 900. FRANK
9, PHILLIPS, DI. l41l: eves, call
(Continued on Next Paeel
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

WASHINGTON CIRCLE area-Attrac-
share with lady. Cali DI. 1883. -3
GIRL, 25-35. share apt. vic. Conn.
ave., and N; waitress or girl working
re R1gf'ts; Ajax laundry facilities ana aV'
LADY WANTED to share 1-bedrm.
Tisht psgs psrsen. Lee hwy. Arl., Va.
siAGfE iN 1loGaSi EMPLOYED GIRL to 1i" share
YOUNG Lady to share Comfortable
rWG Tsis. cish sTsh; : s. ss5; :. oR. 1854 eyes; j.
S 9Sso sisa after a9osneT ESQ p.m Ss' mo- Can 0E
YOUNG MAN to share Broom furn.
apt; at 18th and Park rd. Call NO.
WHiTIE A'iae HoUsE e.ni v1c1N1rY-i- Cat
SaateS saG e .SaSs sso rsdesorafeS ss xeang
Kit. and bath apt. with man. Box
GIRL Girl; would oSid' like to share attractiyely
furnished, 2-bedrm. apt. with l
other; Arl: near Pentagon. $50. ia.
MISUNDERSTANDING to share lovely
4-room apartment; ali privileges.
MOD. 5-RM. APT; 1-2 girls. 23 to
80; 2 bedrms.. Tv.; $40 mo. each.
II, $4,000 ewes. and week ends. -5
TWO GIRLS to share newly furn.
2-bedrm. apt. in NV. section; conv.
transp. Call Ia. O139 after 6; ali
day Saturday-Sunday: 4
GIRL 1S TO 21 to share apt. with
2 others; bedrm.. liv. rm., kit,
bath. TV; unlimited phone; close
in; conv. transp. Call DU 1886
ENGIN2ER stSsH E Rimi AND ARCHITECT @s desire
third hi oans nan to share downtown apt
LOOKING FOR THIRD MAN to
share apt. with 2 musicians in Air
Force Band; pvt. bedrm. 341S 18th
NEAR CONN. AVE.-Young man to
share large conf furn. bsmt. apt. /;
all utils. incl; pvt, unlim. phone;
reas. NO. 3917 after 5 pm.
1928 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Lge., :,
well furn. rm., firepl., 2 closets,
twin beds, to share with gentle
Govt. girl of 25; $3.50 per wk. May
be seen after 6 pm. ia 554S.
COLORED WOMAN will share with
another refined woman or couple
unfurnished one room. kit: and bath,
mod. apt, NV. sec. RA. 1887. 80"
CONGRESS HGTS. AREA-Lady will
share apt. with another lady; pvt,
lge. bedrm.; $50. Livingston bus.
10. 2-5327. .
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AVAILABLE NOW-6-rm.- bungalow;
transp.; $3.50. sH. 7347. a
9fEEsG M4E6SS r. Mez ezRisFzR ;1 a: 800 SSs ws g.
ave NV. WO. 1923. 80
HILLSlDE-4-rm. house. oil heat.
It ithsss Ss.oSS. 90. nsfl sRENTWoop o REALTY E1
CO.. UN. 1885; eyes,. MI. $685.;
SILVER sPRING-oood convenient
location; z rooms, Ia baths, full
bsmt... recr. rm., garage, Available
May l5 to Sept. 15: $3.50 mo-; call
FAiRFAx, vA.-one bedrm.. small
dogs welcome. Browning 45s-J,13,
Def. f. . 5p.RM. KIN FuRN. HousESPull
$i45 mo. Cali Or. $500 weekdays.
AP. 7l95 week ends and nights, ask
W6oHRTbGE-Det. tS5 MHHaE a.story hou..
islsnd nIa O's ave- shoppins pins .nd Sp trsnsp HS:
$l1O mo. Apply 3505 oath st. ne
TuckERMAN ST. N.w.-Besutifully
1ssni1sSa nS&i JAMES slfs FsffEfaSss
N. "a ARL.Wfive islGi rms. and bsmt.; SEN semi
detached; max; AZ. comfort conven.
pr priyscy; vac; CH. 3Ss3; "; S-1SSS: 10
home, freshly and beautifully dec
2 yrs. or more; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths
and sun deck on end a.; bedrm. and
bath on. 3rd: lge: liv. rm., incl.
porch, din. rm., den, powder rm.
and kitchen on 1st H.; rec. rm. and
ment to inspect, call MRS. HEND-
RICK McKENNA, ONCE. ST. 6965;
THREE BEDRooMs, liv. rm.. din.
rm;, bath; det. gar: Glover Park;
efiIElnsi BEDRS. Si'e Go%PLETEIY nj Ell ruRNl-
Large yard and garden, Desirable
nv; ST. Ssl73.25 mo. Avail. May 8.
cEEvELAND EHi PARK-A nicely fur
nished sEdn sr6edTm hon home By adpts
MI. SFaf pLEAsANr-7-rm. brk.: IN
baths; oil INV. bsmt:. I'd; frepl.,
NJ incl; mel i p1rehes; $56s. CO. CO 1879;
g, bedrms.): bath; gas heat; ige.
sGiDENspiNNER' sxa91 Ms' RExLfos. Ia S5so w: w.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Brick, A.
sfe1n fsD rse4 sRa assth r@ as noms sard gas @ @nsf
sSINNES" 81. y. RFsESSsFToR' FsSs II ' wa: 100;
46O1 Sth ST: NV. and. 1920 9th
st. NV. Eight rms. and bath; oil
heat In each; nicely furn. LOUIS
RUDDEN, Elk. 5707, GE. 2456. Il
CHILLUM MANOR = rms. det..
brick. full basement, gas a.-c. heat;
fenced I'd; $135 mo. VI. 1884.
VACANT-Redecor.. excel. neighbor-
hood: Lafayette and Blessed Sacr.
School area; det. 4Ia-story brick. 2
bedrms., 1st mr., scr. porch, wooded
lot; gar: gas heat 6245 Both st.
NV; $16S mo. or $160, long term
lease. EN-. 1898. a
MODEM BRICK BUNGALOW -
Near Langley Park shop. center. lge.
living room, 3 nice bedrms., equip
GE kit. garbage disp., dishwasher.
full basement, Bendix; well furnished
with fne modern furniture; fenced
yard; $3.50. PERRY HAY CO.. 81.
NORTH ARLINGTON - seven-room
house; nice lot. det. garage; chill
dren; May / poss. MR.. BROWNE,
JE. 3-I9S2 or XII. s-6Ss2. IL
FURN. HOME with 8 bedrms. in nice |
section of Alexandria. Va. Tenants |
must be well recommended. $175 |
per mo. Phone AL 6644. or TIE.
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
116 So. ct. Asaph at. Alex.. Va
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA,

ARLINGToN-comfortably furn. sgle
ARLINGTON-1O minutes from D. c.,
Arl. Hall. Pentagon. DAILY MAID
SERVICE; PARKING. GIL. s91O.
ALEX. I29 DALE ST.-Nicely-furn,
front bedrm., suitable for 9; near
bus and shopping center. TIE. 2O5O.
LARGE BEDROOM. twin Beds,
sired, sired; near 9s . s. 6sIhdiElington shopping
slsI sgifLxNp 4 kD., @ 5 biks. An
cSrSS sSplS;; Ss' $o $-e$sss sS l,',,: 70! ..
girls; good character refs; no
smoking or drinking. OW. 61S2.
ARLINGTON-Lge. room in new
home; twin beds, semipvt bath; nr.
transp.; for empl. cple. or men, GIL.
ARLINGTON - 2-exposure rm. for
gentleman in home Of adults; close
Clarendon Shopping Center; midway
2 business; May 1st. CHI. 1925,
before 1890 am. or after $40 pm.
ARLINGTON-Nr, Hecht's. Lge. bed
sewing machine. piano: 3 girls,
$40 ea,: or 2 girls, $3.50 ca. incl
ARIiNG24Ao,N2 Ttilfs ", 2-a1FS- HFSrER c,.r.raon
Large rm., adj. bath; twin beds,
chests and closets; $50 mo. ca
Men. Also single at $50. CHI. 3063
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

SPRING CLEARANCE - surplus
breeding stock, including 2 milk
cows, l Guernsey and Holstein,
pen each. Ring-necked pheasants
golden pheasants, silver pleasants.
Also some pens and brooding equip
ton. Va. Route 2, BOX N, Vienna,
Va. Call Vienna 131-J-21. II
CATTLE white face yearling bull
(entitled to registrD; 2 steers,
small Holstein bulls; wgts. 25O-75O
lbs. Phi. Damascus 67O3 CMd.).
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY, youngest age IS, desires un-
Prefer NV. Phone KE. 7-0197. q
JUNE I, NV. location; rurn. or un-
furp. not over $3.50; lease. Couple
with daughter. II. Tel. Ov. 1l55.
FAMILY. 4 children, need house, un-
furn., June l.: $75, will dec; $S5.
UNFURNISHED-Two or 3 bedroom
house or apt. nearby Mont. County.
by small adult family; perm. resi-
dence. Please call JU. 1929 after
8 pm. Il
FURNISHED house or 2-bedroom apt.
desired in conv. loo. for three girls;
avail. May 15 or June 1. Box S5-X.
YOUNG LAWYER and wife from
Calf. would like attractively fur
nished 2-bedrm. house; Bethesda.
Chevy Chase, NV. Yrs. lease desired; !;
$3.50. Call RIA. 9213. Il
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reas. ia. 1887; eyes,. GE. 1916.
2l1-TON VAN, returning Thursday.
May / to St. Petersburg. Florida,
will take return load OF any kind.
MOVING ~ Se9si ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
seperate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. O104. UNION STORAGE
CO, INC. testab. 1900.
BEHE 4 HALL, movers, local and
long distance. Can LU. 2-2203;
ewes. LU. 4-3667. ---S ,
LIGHT HAULING; moving to local
beaches a specially. s. l.. MORk Is.
4510 18th st. NV. TU. 115O after
4 pm. All day Sun. 49, II
GENERAL HAULING-We haul any
thing; calling and delivery prompt
ly; reasonable rates. LU. 4-6322.
MOVING AND HAULING Of any type,
day or night. Call OR. 5657. 3
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small or
large Job by exper. men: reas. rates;
estimates given. AT. 9342.
FERMAN'S TRANSFER Co., INC.
Local and long-distance moving.
Wardrobe service. ME. 6O72; after
6 p.m., XII. S-42l9. -
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POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS

1900 AND 2,1OO EGG INCUBATOR,
used / full season: 3OT on of new
price for quick sale. 10. 6-3635.
N. II. RED BABY CHICKS. S10.5O
sings, So ca; see what you buy
O.. G. MAXWELL. Lanham. Nd,
WA. 1545. Maryland permit No
i CAN HAVE U. g., Md, Va. ap.
R., I. Reds or White Rock chicks
shipped direct to you from hatch
cry in Indiana; 800 for $50, 1,O0C
Tor S95. o. G. MAXWELL. agt.,
Lanham. Md. WA. 1545. q
COMBINATION 5.2OO-egg Buckeye
incubator: Incubator: 1.750.esg hatcher IN
operation: best offer. o. G. MAX
WE'LL. Lanham. Md WA 1R4h .
Evening star., 1952-04-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLoRED-2-RM., KIT. BATH APT
turn for rent. Call AID. 1875. -2S
COLORED-UPPER NV. Oh 18th,
near cars. shopping; 2nd A.,
bedrms;. kit. din, bath, screened
porcn. Utlls. Sl1O. Box 14-V. Star.
COLORED-13Is 18th ST. NV. Lge.
rm. with stove and sink. Rent, S45
per no: Call DI. 1850. Il
COLORED-1825 T ST. N.W.-Furn.
ENC. enc. apt: IN new elevator apt. bldg
Sun; AD. I41S or HU. 7473.
COLORED-2-RM. FURN. APT; also
l single furn. rm. Call after pm,
before am, Ii. 3-445O. Il
COLORED RIM. kitchenette apt
Apply JONES REALTY CO., 22I7
l4th st. NV, DU. 0656, 10 to r.
CQLORED-FURN. BASEMENT APT.
Tor rent to couple. Call after pm,