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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Bv FREDERICK GARDNER,
Associated Press Financial Writer

. .
NEW YORK, CCt 5-The stock
market just about kept its balance
today after a week of general i'm
provement.
The list was subjected to further
light profit taking at the start and
leaders dipped fractions to around
a point. A little buying appeared in
the final hour, however and closing
gains and losses were almost evenly
split. Dealings were relatively slow
throughout.
The news picture provided scant
stimulation for speculative spirits
and the inclination of many traders
was to keep states reasonably clean
over the week end, pending pos
sible war flareup in Europe as a
result of the latest Hitler ussolini
meeting. At the same time, timidity
Of liquidation seemingly reflected
persistence of domestic business
optimism.
Average Unchanged.
The Associated Press average Of
so stocks was unchanged at As, but
on the week was up net. Indeci-
siveness of the DAYS proceedings
was exemplified by the fact that Of
$50 issues traded, 1853 were up, l6l
down and 1856 unchanged
Dealings were even smaller than
last Saturdays. transfers for the two
hours totaling 1875 $50 shares against
204 .080 in the previous short session.
The market enjoyed four success
sive upturns. but on Thursday GUS
toners started to cash in on the
theory technical correction
might be in the off1ng. with possibly
a new shift in foreign war tactics.
Average prices. Though ended I'M
changed on this day
The list was at the hest and most
active OF the week Tuesday. when
financial quarters placed construc-
tive Interpretation on the new excess
profits tax bill and tension over
United States complications in the
Far East lessened Quotations back
tracked Friday as some nervousness
arose regarding what the axis part
ners may have de',iced at their
Bremen Pass meeting
Show Small Gains.
Among today's gamers OF modest
amounts were youngstown Sheet,
Crucible Steel common and pre-
ferred. Chrysler, United Aircraft,
Douglas Aircraft, Eastern Air Lines
Pan-American Anyways New York
Central, Great Northern, Western
Union, American Telephone, West
inshouse, General Electric and
Montgomery Ward. Thompson
Starrett preferred Jumped q. on re-
capitalization plans involving elm
nation of back diviCends on the
senior stock.
A trif1e under waite" were United
States Steel, Bethlehem, General
Motors. United Gtates Rubber. Boe-
ing, Kennecott, Du Pont. American
Smelling, Sears Roebuck and
Santa Fe.
fitting upward in the Curb were
American Cyanamid b Humble
Oil and Pittsburgh Pate Glass. The
Turnover here wa. around 38,OOO
shares versus 10000 year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Chicago Wheat Rally
Reflects Mounting
Loan Storage
Prices Close 70 to IA
Higher After Late
Profit Toking
By FRANKLIN MULLIN,

'SSSCC4SLcQ FIeSS VII
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The ever
normal granary program influence
on domestic grain values came into
full force again today as wheat prices
shot up 11.-1a. cent at one time,
recovering much Of the setback the
market has suffered since seasona
highs were established Tuesday.
Comparatively moderate purchases
were all that was necessary to pro-
duce the quick price upturn. Local
dealers. previous short sellers and
possibly some consuming interests,
brokers said. contributed to the
buying, and December wheat rose to
a level about IL cents over the
Government loan rate on No. hard
and red wheat here. Despite a late
reaction due to profit taking and
evening up of accounts. wheat closed
Sis higher than yesterday. De-
cember, 82as-la, May, 49, -.
Corn closed Ra-5s higher. Decem-
Der 5S's-1a, May SOS; oats 1.-12 up;
SOyDcdllS "a Illsllcl, lyC rs w
and lard 1915 higher.
Acting to stabilize market prices
in view of the effect of the wheat
loan system on supplies in CONNER
cial trade channels. the Govern
ment's program attracted renewed
attention due to the fact that more
than 200000,OOO bushels of the bill
lion bushel domestic supply avail
able for the 1904 season now are
tied up in storage This is not only
the largest volume ever put under
Government loans and control but.
according to latest figures. it is be-
ing increased at the rate of more
than 100000 bushels daily.
Grain range at principal markets:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Injunction SheIved
In CrucibIe Mercer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-An obsta-
Gle to contamination of a stock
holder-approved merger of Crucible
Steel Co. of America and its wholly
owned subsidiary, Pittsburgh Cruel
BILE Steel Co., has been eliminated
by consent.
Eight Crucible of America pre-
ferred stockholders were granted
a temporary injunction october 2
to block the merger. A final hear
ing was to have been had in a Jer-
sey City court next Monday but
the dissenting stockholders were
granted permission to discontinue
the action.
Stockholders approved the mer-
ger October 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
5teadiness Displayed
By Cotton Futures
Despite Selling
Increase in Hedging
Loid to Spot SoIes
In Southern Markets


NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Cotton flu
lures we're steady TODAY in the face
of fairly active hedge selling. Final
prices were l to points up.
The increase in hedging was at
tributed to a sharp Increase in spot
sales in Southern markets, which
yesterday equaled the correspond
ing day last year fol the first time
this season.
Trade. mill and spot interests fur
nished the bulk OF support
Reports to The trade indicated
busy cloth mills were buying direct
from producers IN many cases and
cotton merchants were not building
up substantial stocks
Worth Street Reported satisfactory
cloth business during the week, AL
though turnover was restricted by
the Jewish holiday.
Exports Friday. 100 bales; season
so far, Isl ,635. Port receipts, 1887;
season so far, l,056.624; port stocks,
1881, 433.
RANGE follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Increase Is Reported
In Form Milk Cash
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SpeClal DISPATCH 10 Inc star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Farm cash
income from milk was 10000, 00C
larger in August than a year ago
according to the Milk Industry
Foundation.
Total farm cash income from mils
in August was $l28, 900 900 compared
with $l18, 900 900 in August 1899 Fol-
the eight months Of 1910 milk wa;
the largest single source of farm cash
income.
Farm marketings of milk pro-
duced one of the most substantial
increases in cash income of any OF
the farm products-11.55 per cent
above the eight months of last year
latest Government figures indicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

n"Hu H. ct01'' HC dHTVHTu III
1920 and 1921 and similar work in
Paris the next year. He graduated
from the Jefferson School of Law
in 1926. being admitted to the Louis
vile Bar and Kentucky Bar the
same year.
Mr.. Stout graduated from the
American Institute of Banking in
1924, and served as associate execu-
tive councilman for Kentucky for
three years. The election just an
nounced came to him at the Morris
Plan convention held at Del Monte,
Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Maryland Turkey Crop
Smaller This Yeur
Special Dispatch to The Star

SPECIAL DlSpttch 70 Inc Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, Oct. S.
Maryland turkey growers are rails
ing fewer turkeys this year than q
year ago, according to the latest re-
port Of the Maryland Agricultural
Marketing Service. Although the
indicated number raised this year
is 10 per cent below last year, it is
S per cent more than the 1898
production and 8 per cent more than
the 1932-37 average. Production was
unusually heavy last year through
out the entire Na{rn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Sales Gain Reported
By Buick Division
By the Associated Press.

FLINT, Mich, Oct. 5.-Buick di-
vision of General Motors reported
today that its retail sales for Sep
TENDER totaled 23,967 cars. an in
crease of 12,747 over the corre-
spending period in 1889.
Sales for the last 10 days of Sep
TENDER numbered $500. In the pre-
ceding 10 days the company's sales
were announced as 1921.
Untitled orders at the close Of
business September 80 totaled 22,63l,
an increase of '1,795 units over the
figures reported for September 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

cldCd IA w ocAA
ington since the
national head
quarters W er e
moved here and
is a former CASH
Ter of the Nor
ris Plan indus
trial Bank of
Louisville.
Born in DAN
vile. KY, he
graduated from
Centre College,
took post-grad-
uate work in in
ternational law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
325 Tons of Lead Sold

NEW YORK, Oct. S [P.-St. Jo-
seph Lead Co. reported so tons Of
southeast Missouri pig lead sold
yesterday at $4.85 per 100 pounds,
East st. Louis; 50 tons ut sos.
New York. and 725 tons at the New
York average,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Morris Plan President
Ex-Kentucky Banker

Richard H. Stout, newly elected
president of the Morris Plan Bank
ers' Association, has been executive
vice president since 1888. has re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

Cottonseed OH.
The better tone CT lard and grains
prompted reflner absorption OF cottonseed
oil futures today. Prices moved up TO
finish with gains of TO ) points on sales
uary 5.52b: March. 5.6lb. Nay SO
tb-Bidl Southeast and Valloy bid As
cents for crude oil. Texas sales were made
at Al and ga, depending upon location.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. LP,.-Week end
short covering and price hxins advanced
cotton futures here today. CLOSING QUOTA
tons we're steady 4 to d points net higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

Chicago Cash Market
Cash wheat, No. hard. S3a4: sample
sos. Corn, No. ! yellow. 10. -65 y
sample 64i.. Oats. No. l white, "a: No
,. 33i2; No. ] mixed heavy, 33'4; No. j
white heavy. 33i2 No. 4. 80: sample, 3oia.
Barley, mailing. 1863 nominal feed
35-41 nominal; No. |. 81. Field seed. per
hundreoweight nominal. Timothy seed
$50. Alsike 900-11 90. Fancy red too,
1.5O-s.00. Red clover, s.00-10O0.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG. Oct. 5 LP Cash wheat
No / Northern. 1Oa.: No. >. 6s7.: No. 3
66ss Oats, No. . white. 80; No. 8. 32l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

y. " |.'1'I -
Cottonseed oil closed steady: detachable
prime summer yellow. $50 nominal: prime
crude 4.25b October. 4.a4b: December
500; January 5.O4b; March. 5.14b; May.
sob. b-Bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Buying Revival
Steadies Stocks
Before Close
Small Coins, Losses
About Balanced in
Slow Session

What Stocks Did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Financial District Comment.

Washington Gas Light IS, 1860, fig-
ured in three 81 900 bond sales on the
Washington Exchange yesterday. at
100 against the last sale at 128.
Capital Transit closed the week with
q sale at II. The closing bid was
II with 1411 asked.
Julius Garflnckel preferred stock,
which has been stronger since the
annual report came out, ended the
week with 26Ha bid and % asked.
The common now stands at 10 bid
and 1917 asked Yesterdays bid
for Mergenthaler was 1912 offered
at 201a.
Gen. Albert L. Cox, director of the
District of Columbia Selective Serv-
ice, gave 4 very informative talk on
the subject of the draft before the
National Savings Club Friday aft
ernoon.
Charles A. Taylor, actuary of the
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia. has
been elected a director Of the Nor
Ms Plan Bank Of Virginia, 1t was
aannouneed here yesterday. 4
Evening star., 1940-04-09
Socialist Delegates
Return 10 Homes

Delegates to the three-day So
cialist National Convention here
left for home today to start CAM
paigns designed to put their presi-
dental ticket on at least 80 State
ballots.
The convention, which for the
fourth consecutive time nominated
Norman Thomas for President,
closed late yesterday with resolu-
tions repudiating Russian totai-
tarized socialism and condemning
the Dies Committee as IAN agency
which fights every progressive and
democratic force in America. ="
Before the convention ended the
delegates approved TOO word
single-plank platform which re-
ferred to democratic socialism as
IAN immediate demand, the one
road to plenty, peace and freedom. "
Evening star., 1940-04-09
Sacred Heart Convent
TabIeaux Presented

Characters In famous pictures
were portrayed yesterday at the
Mayflower Hotel as some 40 junior
and college preparatory students at
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart
presented. "Tableaux WANTS"
The tableaux had been shaped
by the school faculty from the va
rious schools of world paintings.
They opened with a detail from
Titian's Presentation In the Tenn
ple," done by Miss Frances Mar
bury and ended with the singing
Of Bottazzo's ave Maria" by the
senior glee club of the convent and
enactment of the Immaculate
Conception" of Murillo by the
Misses Jean Marie O'Donnell, Llama
Marie De Bayle and Helena Jani
Countess van der Straten-Pon-
thoz, wife Of the Belgian Ambas-
sador, was one of the hostesses.
Mrs. Albert H. Lawson was soloist
Mrs. H. Russell Bishop, accompan-
Evening star., 1940-04-09
STAR, WASHINGTON, G, TUESDAY o.
Dies Committees
Control Of Witnesses
At Stake Today
Court to Decide
Right to Order
Contempt Arrests

Whether the Dies committee can
"cut corners" to keep recalcitrant
witnesses from leaving the city was
to be decided this afternoon by Dis
trict Court Justice F. Dickinson
Let's.
The question came up this morn
ing during hearing on habeas corpus
writs for Thomas F. p. ODea, pres
ident Of the Young Communist
League Of Massachusetts,, and Philip
Frankfeld, executive secretary Of the
Communist party in New England,
who were Jailed last Friday on
charges Of contempt Of the House
for refusing to answer questions Of
the Dies committee.
Arguing that the Communists had
been detained illegally, Attorney Sol
Cohn said there was only one pro.
cedTe In such contempt cases. It
was necessary, he said, to bring the
matter before the bar Of the House,
where a resolution citing contempt
must be voted. The Speaker then
can present the case to the district
attorney, who In turn must give the
facts to a grand jury, he argued.
Mr.. Cohn held 1t was a breach of
the law for the United States COM
missioner to swear out warrants in
such cases merely on the strength of
afhdavits.
Assistant United States Attorney
Allen j. Krouse said that since con-
tempt Of the House constituted an
of1ense against the Government, 1t
was lawful to proceed as In anv
other case and obtain warrants on
afiidavits.
After hearing the arguments
Justice Let's said he would announce
his decision at 1870 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. ODea and Mr.. Fnnkfeld
meantime were at liberty on bond
The House, apparently seeking to
plug any loopholes, yesterday voted
contempt citations against these two
witnesses and a third. Albert Blum
berg Of Baltimore, who also refused
to testify to the Dies Committee s
satisfaction.
Evening star., 1940-04-09
Hearing Is Postponed
In Realty Complaint

The District Real Estate Commits
sion will hold public hearing on
Monday, May 8, to investigate COM
plants against the firm of Caywood
Bros. & Garrett, Inc.
The hearing was scheduled for
yesterday afternoon, but shortly
after 1t was opened the commission
granted a continuance at the re-
quest Of attorneys for two officers
Of the firm, who explained they
wished additional time to acquaint
themselves with the case.
Evening star., 1940-04-09
ist, and William G. Flaherty, mar

Isl, ana WlIIlam Q. FIaHerty, mar.
rator.
The program also included such
illustrations Of famous paintings as
Da Vinci's Mona Lisa by Miss Bar
bara Wise, Piombo's christopher
Columbus" by Miss Olive Frances
Polio, and Lawrence's "Pinkie" by
Miss Peggy de Freyre.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AsahsAH HDD%ssPPffsi %sPfiASe ss
prices d-new 1910 crosiey. Norge,
stewsrt. Warner and other standard makes
nes ssrssEftS5: With =. Dnd
being sc!d At v. lowest is erisss " ssa hsys sss
Ssn Ssred asss Ws nsvs q f.s.l Ws
S!Sss shsi h.ys been Used ioBsana .na
prces low as sa ON we these sasans modes
we ar;s,1a also have group q 1880 Ieirieerators
At sS IN s prses gh' No T Be
a1wn: long, ,s easy terms; unusually liberal
'.A'.i1i ~ ATLAS LAss'0xasei 'APPL1ANcr COMPANY.
nI:,I,.a( mi 3 81 s. NW;.EnslIs M MRSIlslssSise sSse'
pletely rebuilt: all standard makes: Frisid-
aires, G. E.. Crosley. WESTINGHOUSE. Kelvi.
nator. Leonard. Coldspot. Norge and many
rsden ran aovsnce sears free Hsa servics
warranty. Large selection Of 1898 and
df,sini 1872 fioor samples at fraction Of their
shop us Visit US in our new. modern
LUX APPLIANCE CO,
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House.
sll 9th St, NV. Phone RE It's. y
REFRIGERATOR, General Electric. Gu.
tsaS IT, used II good running condtlon IT. gpas- T
aaseed fass Tesms rms = !, deSired dooA AcATLlNs'
SEWING MAcHINEs-singer portable,
repsirins a4,a 18Th TIN NV GO. CO. sa45. fa''"''
SEWING MACHINES. Singer port elec,. per-
fect cond.. S27 :50 treadle mach. $3.50 up.
SEWING MACHINES. recond. 81 30 up: new
Sewing Mach Co. 611 18th NV MA Ills.
SOFA antique, mahogany. over 100 years
old. Call Woodley 1891. So
ssoFABED, cost 500 so. slightly used: sell
S35. Call NE. 0540. Ext $40. evenings ~
STONE SLABS. hard red 3x8x6 in. thick;
also broken stone. H. Herfurth. Inc, 10Th
and SITS. sc. Salesman at Job site
TWIN BEDS, complete. inner-spring mat
tresses and springs. Box 165-B. Star.
TWIN BEDS, springs, inner spring mattr..
sis; dbe bed bed, ssrs dreHser aH eh'fiorebe. si5
s chsrs S. 'sss ss sT sSns ns vince table
NV Geo lss3wUnderwoo 81 AZ mo 1
mos in adv. S5 55: no del; 81 add dep
WATER HEATERS, gas auto. 3o-gals,
GeFeyre. Inc. soo7 K St NV RE oo17.
WATER HEATER; Evsrhot; 90 gal: cheap
Hyattsville. Greenwood 1875.
S4oO CREDIT slip on piano; must be used
fice. Adams 1O0s6.
OIL BURNERS,
s14o5o completely installed; nothing
down. no payments until fall then So per
month: NH controls: 275-gal tank; guar
anteed savings up to sl28 and the finest
installation YOU can buv--bar none
LIE FEVRE.
Factory Distributor
20O7 x St NV RE. O017
WASHERS Sacrificing brand-new wash
ing machines. in crates at discounts of
more than 6oee off list prices Used
Easy, A. B c., General Electric. West
inghouse. Maytag Norge, Thor and others
as low as So No money down. Liberal
trade in. Terms 81 weekly
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
District 3737 Open Ewes. Til q PM
LUMBER.
lxs T and @ roofers sS $40
fxS sheathnp So
2x4 up to 12 H. SoS
ox6 and SXS $40
2x10 S33
Also good prices on cnder blocks. brick
mortar and plastering materials. Lumber
subtec. tn So discount for cash
ARLINGTON COAL & LUMpER CO..
JACKSON 1880
Evening star., 1940-05-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BKPR will keep your books
ana TAX records Tor reasonable monthly
Zee; local refs: Is yrs. exp. D1 3421.
ACCOUNTANT expert: part-time bookkeep-
reports; city refs: reas. Randolph 3131.
AGENT. publicity and sales promotion, for
trade group publications. is available for
similar connection with Arm desirous of
expanding sales by direct mail; necessary
equipment ard appliances furnished. Box
49-C, Star
BUILDERS HARDWARE MAN with 90
years experience as. manager OF builders
hardware dept, having entree to majority
Star. 5s
CHAUFFEUR, truck driver or any kind Of
ense aser esTs comSia ITn sss 10 yrs exp refer
CHEF. American and European plan, can
any reasonable salary. Box sac. Star. s.
HoUsEMAN OR PORTER, experienced,
coiored ,sas aged Is; references sf Phone De
MAN. young. colored wants work, expert
enced in ANYTHING. Phone Michigan 3231 :.
MAN, young, married. bookkeeping, motor
parts sales and motor tune-up exp; sober,
reliable. Box BIC. Star. So
MAN, colored. wishes responsible and
ence; age A: has driving permit North
MAN, young. colored. desires position as
truck driver. chauffeur or presser; ref.
Lincoln 7420-J 50
MAN. mature, years of experience operat-
ing. manaeing hotel. club restaurant
cafeteria field locally, modern accounting
1000 control and cost system. desires con-
nectlon. Reasonable salary or percentage
basis. Highest credentials available. Box
92C. Star. So
MAN. Young night watchman. warehouse
houseman. Box 1O2-C. Star. So
MAN. young, wants work in restaurant:
experience counter or short order. Call
RA. 3461, Simmons So
MAN, young. colored. desires painting, floor
rennlShlng, cleanlnF exp, efficient; full,
part-time. HO. 3219 So
SECRETARY. general assistant or COM
panion. Box 1ls-C. Star. g.
TRUCK DRIVER, or private chauffeur
white, desires lob; experienced; city refer
enceS. Box TIC. Star. q"
I WISH to place young Filipino, about 30
yrs. OF aee: excel chauffeur, butler most
IIeiiable Available now or 1st of June
BOX ASK Star
INFORMATION Specialist
publicity. political writing, public rela-
tions, research, correspondence editing in
terviews. investigations. publications. p.
j. Hanlon, 1401 Fairmont st. NV. AD
S464 &.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

GORDON HI hotel TEL on beagtiful as 18th ST.
do ann rom xnts foFs bo Reefg 5Sm vh Sa xerg o
sig 80 weekly 24-hr elevator and switch
board service: excellent dining room
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
water water, inner Spring mattresses: e Singles. S.
up: doub.. 81 up: showers. elev
st.--Large attrac. front room for i or .:
Blk. cars, 18th St. bus. co. 7O1a.
ALTURAs, 1909 18th st. .w.-Attractively
furnished rooms. near showers; 24-hr.
elevator and hotel service: SIS a week
1928 s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Comf.. cheer
phone a al conn @ Mshsan ds sa,n 1dsS sS0 un
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1873 Riggs pl. NV
Attr: airy dble studio @ rm, south exp, bal
1851 SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-Master bed
room. private shower bath: also single or
double room. After s. GE O317
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double room, run
ming water. So; also avail. Sat, Ink. run
ming water. elec. refs; 50.
IT'S 18th III, ST N;W;MNicely furnished
double. So up. Ho. 1854.
1919 X ST. N.W-Attr studio apt: Q
Govt. empl; Venetian blinds, g.. E. refg,
$50 ca; single rm., SIS. DU. 03o7.
BH1GHTWOOD-TO lady, 'front.' room, cool.
next semi-private bath; reas.: conv. transp.
Georgia 5231. A.
1880 M ST NV. (walking. distance), Apt.
Front room, studio couch; for employed
lady. Call evenings Z to 8.
1873 L ST NW.-Attractive Ink. room on
End f.: $3.50; near bath. Single rooms.
S4 weekly.
1897 MASS. AVE. NV, nr. Wis.-Attrac-
tive corner rm.: gentleman; private home:
semi-private bath: conv. transp.
1907 CLIFTON ST. N.W.--Room, northern
exp, single. 81 30 wk.: double, So; large
closet Men. Adams 1880.
18th ST. NV, 1880; former legation
building-Bright, comfortable rooms for
ladies, south and west exposures, next to
bath for 3: piano: reasonable.
29I2 18th ST. NE.-Master bedroom for
/ or Q, phone, garase and breakfast op-
tionai Hobart 516S.
1853 CONN. AVE. Apt. 8, on Dupont
Circle-Clean. quiet, homelike, in ant. s.
1903 10th ST. N.W.-LAree double, porch,
unlimited phone showers: near Rock
Greek Park; clean. homelike.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1872 10th st.-Brieht,
cool room for summer, 2 windows. avn
ings. shower; walking distance: SIS.
1885 BILTMORE ST. NV. (nr, 18th and
Columbia I'd. Room with pvt. bath: quiet
home. No other guests.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
MOTOR 1RAXEl..

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, CAN AC-
commodate 3 passengers; references ex-
changed. Call Mr.. STRONG. NO. 6251. .
LEAVING MAY 10 FOR THOMAsVILLE,
Ca; new Zephyr sedan; take 2 or 3 people
reasonable. all or part way; ref. EXCHANGED
LII 0272, THOMASSON