davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-23

plans also to study the methods
used by the industry in training
women for defense jobs.
Before returning to Washington
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Miss Anderson will address the
American Federation of Labor in its
annual convention at Seattle early
next month.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Jan. Scattered
spots of strength cropped up in the
latter part of today's stock market,
but many leaders were unable TO get
far on rally and mild irregularity
persisted at the close.
The list spent most of the day at
slightly lower levels, with rails in
clined TO rest after their recent re-
covery excursion. There we're few
gains and losses of a point or so in
the final hour, although fractional
price changes either way were the
rule. Numerous issues we're un-
changed.
Dealings were negligible from the
start. transfers of approximately
100000 shares being one of the low
totals for the month to date.
A little belated support came in,
brokers said, when it was learned
British officials were conferring with
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau at
Washington on the problem of
American securities which the en-
pire wishes to liquidate Much buy
ing tlmidlty lately has been ascribed
to the thought that any real ad-
vance would touch off more selling
from British sources. Some comfort
was derived from the Treasury esti-
mate that such holdings as of De-
cember 81 were down to about S616,-
100000 Wall Street believed a siz-
able portion of this amount had
already been sold over -the-coun-
ter and that further off-the-ex-
change offerings were to be ex-
pected from day to day.
Upward tendencies were eXhib-
tied by Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler,
BendiX. Texas Corp. American
Smelling, Johns-Manville and In
ternational Harvester.
Lacking climbing power most of
the time were United States Steel,
Youngstown Sheet, United Aircraft,
Eastman Kodak, Great Northern,
Pennsylvania, Union Carbide and
Liggett & Myers "B."
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Washington Produce

BUT1ER-e3 score, tubs. 1924: 1-pound
prints, 33l4; i4-pound prints, 3394: g.:
score, tubs. 81 -; 1-pound prints, 32i4;
i4-pound prints, 3224; 81 score, tubs, 81 q;
1-pound prints. 81: i4-pound prints. 32l7:
90 score, tubs. BIZ 1-pound prints, 81;
l4-pound prints. 32i7; SO score, tubs, 81;
1-pound prints, 81 "a; i4-pound prints, 80;
SIS score. tubs 3Oi2 l-pound prints. 81;
14-pound prints, 3ll7.
LIVESTOCK-CaIves, 13: spring lambs.
10 piss, under 100 pounds. 4.!5.5.75;
pounds, 6.oo-6.25: 10000 pounds. 6a5-
so: 2OO-3OO pounds 61O-6 35i so1s,
4.OO-5.OO calves, 9.5o-1050.
prices paid net fob. Washington)
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations tJanuary pa: Whites,
U. S extras, large 1925: u S extras.
mediums. 20-22: U. S. standards. large.
2l-23; U. S. standards. mediums 1921:
u S trades, 16-ls. Browns: U S extras.
U. S. standards. large. 21-S3; U, S. stand
ards mediums, 1921; U. S trades, 1918.
For nearby ungraded eggs: Current re-
ceipts, whites, 1920; mixed colors. Is.
Live poultry--Market steady. Fowl:
I5-l6: No, IS I3-14 Leghorn hens. y.
and fryers. all sizes. 20-21; No. IS. 1916:
Delaware Rocks and crosses brollers and
fryers. all sizes cO-2l; No. 2s. 1915.
Turkeys. young hens, all sizes. 22-23: No.
2s 1914: young toms. all sizes. Is; No 2s.
13 Guineas. ia pounds. Is. Capons g.
pounds, 20-22: pounds and up, 1926;
No. IS and slips, is.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
). f. T.. Orders Probe
.0f New York Curb
Rules on Discipline
Investigation Is Based
On Exchanges Action
In Fee Splitting Case

The Securities and Exchange Com
mission yesterday ordered a general
investigation of the rules of the
New York Curb Exchange as they
relate to the suspension, expulsion
and disciplining of members.
A hearing was ordered for Feb
ruary 10 at the S. E. c. headquarters
here.
The investigation was based on a
report by the commission staff which
the S. E. C. said tended to show
that the Committee on Business
Conduct had failed to file charges
before the governors of the eX-
change against ANY of the members
who it found had violated the rules
of the exchange in connection with
the alleged splitting of commissions
with Jerome Chester Cuppia.
Left United States.
Cuppia was a member of the eX-
change who, the S. E. c. said, since
has left the United States and taken
up residence in South America.
The order said that the curb's
Committee or Business Conduct
reported to the Board of Governors
after an investigation that it found
commissions had been split and
that the committee was Unanimous
in feeling that the offenses dis
closea justified the imposition OF
severe penalties"
Nevertheless, the S. E. c. said,
the committee voted to withdraw
the charges against two members
OF the exchange if Cuppia would
sign a letter admitting that ne had
broken the rules and expressing his
intention to go to South America
Letter Was Filed.
Cuppia filed this letter and the
committee Withdrew its charges
against some members and repri-
manded certain others for violating
curb rules.
In ordering the hearing, the S. E.
G. said it deemed the investigation
necessary to aid enforcement of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1884
land in securing information to
serve as a basis for recommends
tion by the commission of such
further legislation" as might ap-
pear necessary.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Jersey City Livestock

JERSEY CITY. Jan "A LP Omitted
States Department of Asriculture) Cat
tle-Salable, 200; total. $50: cows fully
steady: cutter and common, 55O-65O:
Gamers, 450-5.0O: few 400: bull market
at a standstill; no early sales: no action on
4 loads of heldoYer steers.
Vealers-Salable, no. total 1850: veal
ers nominally steady: few common and me-
dium nearbys. 9.00-12 so: culls 7.OO-s.0 90:
l deck medium 310-pound Southern calves,
$50. fully steady.
Hoss--Salable. none: total 3,17O;
butcher hogs ouotable to $50. or 10 lower
Sheep---Salable, none: total, $3.50; l
deck medium to good 71-pound New York
State lambs sold late Thursday at IL 90:
few common 64.pound throwout1, 500.
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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan "a 0P.-The Cana
dian dollar advanced = cent to s3S Upltesa
States cents today after Thursdays BRISK
run-up The Dominion unit dropped
The swiss franc advanced ola of
cent to 23.23 cents Other major rates
Late rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents):
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: buying 10 per
cent premium: selling IL per cent pre-
MUM equivalent to discounts on Canadian
dollars in New York of buying, 9.91 per
cent; selling, 600 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents.
Great Britain official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.: Buying. 4 OF:
selling, .O4 open market, cables, 403l2;
Germany. 40.07n (benevolent) 1S.40;
Finland @O5n: Greece, .6sn; Hungary.
I'm: italy, sos: Portugal, 4.01: Swe-
den, % S5; Switzerland, % 30; Yugoslavia,
235n.
Latin America.
Argentine, official 2o.77: free 23.75:
Brazil, official. 6.O5n; free. 500; Mexico.
~ yaP.R z 2, 2s.4s' Hong kon'' 1892 shan'-
(Rates In spot cables unless otherwise
indicateO Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Dismissal Is Agreed
In Suit Against c. & o.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 24.-An agree
ment has been signed to dismiss a
stockholders suit charging Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway directors
wrongfully agreed to c. & O.'s ac-
QUESTION of controlling stocks in the
Erie and Chicago & Eastern Illi-
nois Railroads, attorneys said to-
day.
The suit. filed by Irving D. Kar-
pas of Cleveland, declared c. & O..
acquired the lines some years ago
in violation of interstate commerce
rulings, and at what resulted in a
great loss because the Erie and
c. g. E. I. eventually went into re-
organization.
Although attorneys refused COM
ment, it was understood the c. & O.
had arranged an out-of-court settle
ment.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Reilly Urges Bankers
To Aid Preparedness

America today stands at one OF
the most decisive moments in her
history, democracy hangs in the bal
ance and our torch of liberty may
be smothered if we fail to do our
duty in this grave emergency, John
A. Reilly, president of the Second
National Bank and second vice
president of the District Bankers
Association, told the safe deposit
section. meeting at the New Colo
lonial Hotel last evening.
The dictators have been able to
make SO much progress because they
have commandeered the minds of
youth, he added. They have misled
young people into believing that
democracy is through and the day
has come for a new order.
We of the banking fraternity. as
Americans, should take an inventory
OF what our heritage means to us.
Our times demand that we should
have young people, individuals with
dynamic faith in the future of
America, who are willing to 60 into
partnership with Uncle Sam and
lose all, if need be, to preserve the
American way of life, the banker
said.
The banking structure of this
country is true symbol of democ-
racy because it represents free en-
terprise. What the new economic
order will be when the curtain falls
on the present world tragedy can
not be forecast, but it will be differ
ent from anything We have ever
known. The banking fraternity
must be ready to do its part when
the opportunity arises, Mr.. Reilly
concluded.
Miss Era Kicker, chairman of the
section. presided and the member
ship was present nearly 100 per
cent.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
New Securities
Smaller Than
Week Ago
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Public Of
ferings of new security issues during
the week ended yesterday totaled
s73, 1894, 500, compared with s77,l3l,-
PAT the previous week and s29, ,767,.
99O a year ago, Poor's Publishing Co.
reported today.
Most of the total represented is
sues sold by public utilities to re-
fund outstanding obligations.
Comparisons follow:
Municipal.
--latest week. Previous week. Year ago.
Sf3s3s5.000 S29,I22 500 sl6,9O5 800
Public Utility.
s5e.7s7.ooo s1o,962 600
Railroad.
Sl1.925000 --------
Industrial
S2s. 100000 ------
Miscellaneous.
S2.626,000 ---
Stock.
S62o. 800 S5,45G747 S1.900.ooo
Total.
s73, 7e4.5oo S7n131,o47 s29.7679sO
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Biegers Gives Block
Of Libby-Owens Stock
b tn. Associated Press.

b tn. Associated Press.
The Securities and Exchange
Commission reported yesterday that
John D. Biggers of Toledo, Ohio,
chief of priorities under the Ma
tional Defense Council setup, had
given away $50 shares of Libbey-
owens Ford Glass common stock
during November.
Mr.. Biggers made two gifts OF 70
shares each, the S. E. c. disclosed
in a supplement to its monthly re-
port of transactions by officers, di-
rectors and principal owners OF cor
porations.
Joseph H. Davenport of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, gave away 2,8OO
shares of Davenport Hosiery Mills
common.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Jan. "a P-Copper
steady; electrolytic, spot Connecticut Val
ley. 1900: export, f.a.s. New York, 1880
100 Tin steady: spot and nearby, so 90:
forward, 5O.1O Lead steady; spot, New
York 5,50-55: East St Louis 5;35: Zinc
725 Quicksilver. 1853 90. Pig iron. alum
mum, antimony platinum, Chinese wolfra-
mite and domestic scheelite unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
New York Bur Silver

NEW YORK, Jan. a (P.-Baf
silver, 34%, unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-01-24

Also extra or extras. ePaid last year.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or arm bids or offers, BUT
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Jan "a tP,-National As
soclation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1941-01-24

sUnit trading
Bankruptcy
Rates dividend
rents
Ex dividend 4
stock PAID last Payable stock Declared
far this Accumulated dividends paid declared this
yes-
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Jan 24-Dvidends m.
nounced Cprepared by Fitch Publishing
co..:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM dining, living room furniture,
contents of apis. or hCmeS WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
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BOATS.

THOMPSON. left, outboard 22-hp
Evlnrude motor: used very little; cost
5000; sacrifice, $3.50. Curles. 1896 H
st, ne AT. 2l55.
MATTHEWS, 3s. sleeps 4; twin engines
shower bath; like new. WHEELER; 35'.
sleeps g: twin engines: perfect condition.
MATTHEW'S: 46'. sleeps s: twin engines:
shower bath: real buy MORTON Il
LOOSE CO., 10 w Eager St, Baltimore.
Maryland la'
CABIN CRUISER. 49'xl16". I3O-horse-
power Buda engine. perfect condition, deck
house, three staterooms, each with complete
toilet facilities: full-width galley; hot and
cold water. refrigerator. gas stove: S4 800:
cost $4,000. Tied Nd at the Standar rd
Oil Dock. Annapolis. MARYLAND. Harry c
Watts Wardman Park Hotel.
FOR SALE. great bargain. 81 auxiliary
ketch. excellent condition beautifully fur
nlshed and equipped. double Stateroom and
three berths galley and everything for
comfort; ideal for weekend cruises on
Potomac or Bsy, draws g.. easily handled
Address c r. Franklin, Tlmes-Union Build
ing Rochester, New York
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


3Il4 MASS. AVE. NW.--Twin-bed room,
Reasonable Woodley 1O7s.
lo26 II, ST. cor. L. Apt. 1o1-Laree
front corner room. single or double. Use
OF phone. refrigerator
tiful furnished and decorated studio
room cross ventilation; valet and room
service. Dupont $3.50.
Venetian blinds. electric fans, running
water; SS50-Slo weekly
1872 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-We
nave 3 beautiful large double rms, next
twin beds windows: S:,5 month for two;
unlim. phone, MI 5027.
i175 LANIER PL N.W,-Larre double
dstacRedd ho1s of sds ADAMS So 44s nHa west expos
1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W,-S4 VIZ single
min. downtn.: baths. c.h.w. Adams 1870
3154 BENTON ST. Nw.-Large double
bedroom, eentlemen preferred; next bath
and shower: Gnlim. phone: near bus
1881 KALORAMA RD.-Douhle and single
tlemen. no 5osa. S-N ~ '"0'e' u @eA
1897 COL. RID. NW-Lge nm. ist n;
twin bed, al new furniture; semi-pvt
1916 UPsHUR ST. NV. off l6th-Master
bedroom with private. shower nicely fur
nShed: gentlemen preferred
WOODBRIDGE double 'S3Ol, l single
tS!ol inner springs shower southern exp.;
pvt. det home: cony. 70 tranSp breakfast
optlonal gentleman. DU. 544+
PETWoRTH, 800 Webster St rw|singIe
front room in adult family; garage op-
tional. Randolph 673a. n.
The WESTMINSTER, 1907 Eth NV
Msmy m
1910 18th N.W.-Nicely furnished bedroom,
next 10 bath. lady 49,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Laree sunny front
room, private bath $40 month: .S35 for =:
pr5yate ~ WI famlIy Sdg, gentlemen 5411 41St st.
DOWNTOWN-Front room new furniture.
single or double. Walking distance depts.
11lc Pa. ave.
LARGE clean basement room with bath.
fully equipped for light Housekeeping SO
Wk 1910 @1st st. NV.
Is N HIGHLAND ST, Arl. Va-Larse
room; semi-pvt. bath garage. lovely pvt
home; - blk: bus: gentlemen.
10 18th ST sE-Large front room for
or 2 adults, semi-pvt. bath; conv. transp.
1918 COLUMBIA RD.. N,W-Basement
l-hk. basement rm.. s.: adults only.
4sl5 RESERVOIR RID large rooms, in
utW pIINhle UULlt. ldNdJUIy anu wash
stand: pvt. ent. WO. 1114
1900 MASS. AVE. NW.-AI outside rms,
new maple furniture. Completely redec.;
best location. Reasonable rates.
1853 CHAPLIN ST. Undesirable; WE'LL
furnished double and single room: con-
venient location.
1893 IRVING ST. N,W,-Laree. attractive.
southern exposure. Semi-private bath: Ink.
PRIVILEGES: Frigdaire.
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Beautiful dou-
Bile or triple front rm.. newly furn. and
decorated. twin beds; ~ blk. car or bus
1922 L ST W-Newly decorated single
and dble- rms. some with running water,
showers. Rates. So 80 weekly up.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1857 Conn. ave. 3rd
floor, cool quiet east rm running water;
adj. shower; elevator: S25.
1920 KEARNEY ST. NE. Woodbridge
Lee. double. room, twin beds, bath; gentle
men: eentlles: mr.. cars. bus.
NEWLY OPENED! 1850 G1RARD ST NV.
Newly decorated and very attractively
furn. single and double rms; S1s-S3O mo.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

Pool, TABLE, standard size. complete,
Al condition.; price, S75. Call between
, and pm 1915 Clifton st. NV.
RADIOS. 81: all makes: orig. val. to $50.
GOO repos & from storage, all rebuilt, guar.
h play 1910 eth ST. W. Open to Z.
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

RIDING WORK HORSES m lies ponies.
oueele2 harness, saddles, hay, 3 cheap
mules, cheap horses. l 4-yr.-old hunter.
Rear 156 18th st. Sc
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DELIGHTFUL. modern home. on road
and SD per week Call Bowie BIS
Evening star., 1941-05-19

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
LIv. RM BEDRM.. K, B. 45e0 GA. AVE
Also 1926 18Th ST. NV: adult family, GEN.
tiles: S56-S63 GE. 1852.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APT . OR 3
large rooms, near Congressional Library
go md st. sc. Franklin 1857.
SUBLET FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
charminsly furnished large studio living
dining room, bedrooms kitchen. bath:
sshun snd 'sT 15 ez I'd 1Rt
Dupont 133" 49,
1917 IRVING ST N.W-ATTRAC 2
large rooms, pvt. bath. heat, eas. elec.,
refg., screened porch; $3.50; adults.
SUBLEAsE FROM JUNE Is. 3 MOS; CO.
4moA tafn Ia yRs aor E@ apns eeH Adss % dnz Ses
9I44 10.
yersity..4 rooms kitchen and bath. at;,rac-
lively furnished; sleeping accommodations
for 3: SIS mo; June, / to Sept. /. RE
1856 /: to weekdays, or WO. ssol,
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, goth
and SITS. n,w.--Fireproof;, A. A. A; one
nicely furnished Ma 5425
1903 OTIS PL. N.W.-APARTMENT FOR
rent
CONN. AVE, W.-LARGE LIVING RIM.
dining einta a1z Fm, Kit bedrms 2 baths; g com
Appt.. AID. 1884.
l OR . LADIES TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
and reas. apt. with another. Call Dupont
1000. Apt. 6Os after pm.
5S19 SHERRIER PL. NV ROOMS,
kitchen and ba tn gas. lights, phone fur
nished; newly decorated
DOWNTOWN, Mr.. WHITE HOUSE. 17c4 H
Room, 14x14; kit. use; free phone: in
ladys apt; - gentle ladies. DI. 3406.
B ST. s.E-DUpLEX APT: . ROOMS.
kitchen. dinette. back porch: neatly fur
T144.
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OPEN
FIRST TIME TODAY.

Conventional Georgian home with CEN
trail hall and staircase. Well-arranCed living
room. dining room and kitchen, pine-pan-
eled den and lavatory: 2 bisger-than-usual
bedrooms baths; unfinished attic: base
ment recreation room of uniuue arrange
ment: also servants room and bath The
grounds are cleverly treated with rustic
stone walls and offer many possibilities for
individual taste. See this home today at
1912 18th 81 NV. or phone OWNER At
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HAMLIN ST. NE. BETWEEN 10th AND
l1th-6-room and bath semi detached
brick. new-house condition: gas heat, storm
windows, Venetian blinds. Arranged for ?
For inspection address Box 5o-c. i Star. ''H" 10.
1415 POTOMAC AVE. SE.-a R, ? B.,
gar; large yard; for 3 families; open
OWNER. North 6l76. l9'
R. l. AVE. NE.-6 R., LARGE LOT, 500
s}ss e $500 cash. New cond. OWNER. North
S11 1.95O-sUBURBAN HOME, NEAR MASS.
ave extended: this lovely home, Just COM
pleted. offers 8 large rooms. > baths. many
antractt attractive features; We gecommend you your
GATES Ma. 143S until 9 pm
IN CLEV. PARK-AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
at $4,000; large living room with fireplace,
dining ROOM Sunroom and kitchen on first
floor; four bedrooms. two baths on second
PHILLIPS, Wo 1900 until pm. 1918
Conn.
$40 CReMWELL TERRACE NE-S r.,
$500 cash. OWNER. open. North 6i76.
Sraf IN Iosms sn ed BaS
bin tub and shower: home in beautiful
condition Gear metal garage. Price, only
$3.50; INSPECTION by appointment only.
JAMES, INC. Evenings. TIA 1865
5-RooM BRICK, DETACHED. IN FAST
growing sc. section; nearly new auto.
heat. ami; $3.50. Ma. 1873.
ON BUCHANAN ST. NW-24 FIT. WIDE.
7 rms. a bedrooms), tile bath, brick, Co.
lonial front porch, auto. heat. elec. refg..
Dsos h,1 Gr' sss DRY eet5 nth
1n' RE.se p s4a5so 1885, on eve. sosa g. $685.
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REPOSSESSEDI

And can be sold at less than can be built
for today. Bungalow large lot. slate roof
matte hot-water heat bright cellar lot
TO'X140; transportation at corner. This
beautiful little bungalow can be purchased
for $3.50 cash and $50 80 per month and
the price is only S6,950: located In the
Bethesda area To inspect phone Mr. Nyce,
DI. 5000. VIM. R. THROCKMCRTON,
Evening star., 1941-05-19

CONN AVE NW-LARGE LIVING RM.
dining rm-, kit, > bedrms.. , baths: COM
pletely furnished; $3.50 mo-: until Sept. Is.
Ami AID SSS4
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AIR COOIED
Sal COLORADO AVE

rooms kit dlnette, bath SGs m
Modern alr-cooled bulldIne. Venetian
oiinoS, blllf-ln bookcases carpeted malls,
NE bath with shower; .as for cooking
very cOnV. to stores churches. schools etc
See manaser. Aot lOG
HENRY RORB. INC
1924 VERMONT AVE DI S141
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109 36th ST. N E-Double rm for 9 young
men: also single: new furniture; in new
nome Applv ewes. only. Reas.
1895 OTIS PL. N.W.-Large room double
or twin beds. inner-Sprng mattresses: suit
. girls: conV 14th st cars
Evening star., 1941-05-19

REFRIGERAToRS- you want bargains
In nationally known refrigerstors, washers
and other appliances? Come out to the
tow-rent district, buy at builders prices.
t94o models Westinghouse G E. Hotpoint.
Eelvinator, Philco, Norge. All brand-new
ia4O-1a41 models in stock Renewed re-
frieerato1s, excel cond., at lowest prices.
Cash or terms. Cor. Sill Spr. shop center.
WARD RADIO e. APPLIANCES,
EhoS Ga Ave Silver Spring. SH 2o99.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS.

1,a50--Owners are building larger
home and have put on low price to effect
large rooms. baths. recreation room;
auto. heat: large lot, beautifully planted.
picket fence: flue condition: 4 years old:
seldom is there a bargain like this avail
able in this restricted subdivision. Phone
Mr.. BOSWELL. NE. 3033 Ewes WI 4410
BRADLEY BLVD. DEVEL IT.
New, 8 rooms, bath, garage. Low down
payment, S55 mo. Call Mr.. HALL. WI.
CONTINUED On Next Page)
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FARM & GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, quality
and quantity guaranteed Waters, WI
4195.
TOP SOIL, rich and black. small or large
quantities. trash removed, lawns remade
DE H,i31, DU OILS
Evening star., 1941-05-19

EFTRJGERATORS. new and used: $50 up:
guaranteed up to years; easy terms.
F. o. Smith. 1874 H St ne. Lincoln 5000.
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18th ST.

Laree corner residence available june
!. 40-ft. llv, rm,, D bedrmS.. 80 baths
servants quarters, garage; sos. long lease
Sunday and ewes call MRS. LYNCH. CO
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] 6th and Eve SITS. n.w.--Rooms with bath
and radio for person. from SIG per
week: for 2. from 50 per week each Call
Mr.: Wills. mgr, for inspection. District
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1411 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely fur
niShed second-foor room, semi-private
bath: private home, excellent board. 49,
1928 18th ST N.W-Single and double
IN ns% running
twin BEDS private home; reas.; meals
optional. Phone Taylor 7O49. 23'
LOVELY HOME for aged Invalid con-
valescent, nearby Maryland. year-round
comfort: best care. Kensington 1921. 1e'
Dental block; reasonable.
14Ob GIRARD NV. Apt. 2O-Cool com
room, twin beds pvt. closet, uni. phone;
eentile; $3.50 mo. HO. 1867.
Evening star., 1941-05-19

LYON PARK, VA. '731 N; Danville st.-2
single bedrooms private home; privileges.
Half block . bus lines. CHI. 9057.
ARLINGTON-Attractiv nicely furn front
corner room, adj bath: 90 min .downt'n;
bus by door: reaS. Glebe OIL.