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Evening star., 1947-11-03
Business Briefs

Farm Price Support Program
should be overhauled thoroughlH
when Congress meets. the National
City Bank asserts in its November
letter. Although most commodities
are selling above support prices, a
floor on prices encourages farmers
to withhold produce and buyers to
take long speculative positions, the
letter stated.
General Motors Corp. Buick
Division. will offer completely
new and different" automatic
transmission In 1948 models to be
introduced in January. 1t will elm
mate the clutch and all gear
shifting, even automatic" officials
said.
Standard Gas g. Electric Co. an
nounced the resignation Of Leo T.
Crowley as board chairman and
William F'roelich as director. c. A.
johnson, executive vice president,
was elected to succeed Mr.. Crowley
as president and Robert P. Patter-
son, former Secretary of War, and
George E. Allen, former RFC direc-
tor, were nominated to board vacan-
cies. The annual meeting will be
held December 8.
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
declared a dividend of 81 share,
payable December Il, raising ls47
payments to $4 VS.. So in 1916.
Coca Cola Co. declared an extra
dividend of 81 and regular quar-
terly of IS cents, both payable
December IS. lifting l947 payments
toss VS.. 81 in 1916. Profit in nine
months ended September 80 was
s23.81o416 or $5.79 VS.. $l7,375, ,785
or $4,22 a year earlier; in three
months ended the same date, $l2,-
5o4,333 or s3O4 VS.. $6,994,1 or S1.D.
Atlantic Refining Co. profit for
nine months ended September 81
was sl0,836,518 or $3.50 a share vs..
s4,s22 ,052 or $1.58 in the same 194o
period.
National Steel Corp. earned
sl9.e03.655 or 1892 share in nine
months ended September 80 VS.
s13,e4l $40 or $6.25 a year earlier.
Mid Continent Petroleum Corp
net income for nine months ended
September 80 was Sl2, 1853 ,618 or $6.87
VS.. s7,662,872 or $4l2 in the same
1946 period.
Sharon Steel Corp. earned s4,756,-
$50 or s7.7O in nine months ended
September 80 VS.. s2,o42,35o or s3.4s
year earlier.
yertientes- -Camaguey Sugar Co
profit for IL months ended Septem-
ber 30 was SIS. .O82, ,4S6 or 1923 VS.. ST.
9e2.419 or 1907 in the. preceding fls-
cal period.
Clinton Industries earned $3029, :
o41 or $406 in nine months ended
September 80 VS.. $1,857 ,089 or SIS;
year earlier.
Interchemical Corp. net for nine
months ended September 80 wa.
s2.320,159 or $6.19 VS.. 81, ,239 ,546 ol
$3.06.
Briggs & Stratton Corp. earned
s2009, ,470 or 1898 in nine month!
ended September 80 VS.. 81 ,202 ,068 ol
9202 a year earlier.
Follansbee Steel Corp. net TO
nine months ended September 81
was sl,940,752 or $616 VS.. $673 ga
or s214 in the same 1s46 period.
United Drill & Tool Co. earned
$1,028,l32 in nine months endet
September 80 VS.. s1,234,9l0 yea
earlier.
United-Car Fastener Corp. prof
for nine months ended September 8
was 1000, 500 or 1928 VS.. $4l4,155 o
el.36 In the same l946 period.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. C.s**A-23
J.

eral Government, can further stimu.
late the determination of this coun-
try to provide decent homes for vet-
erans within their financial means"
The Municipal Association made
public Mr.. Truman's letter.
The letter also called for local
cooperation with the save-grain-
for Europe program.
Further, it said that Mr.. Truman
expects the mayors and other To-
cal officials to re-examine the tax
relationships of Federal, State and
local governments with a view to-
ward improved utilization Of gov
ernmental revenues"
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Gas Earnings Improve.

Gas Earnings Improve.
The Washington Gas Light Co
had a gain of s27939 in net oper-
ating revenues for September, Que
to a reduction of $50, 2,029 in operating
expenses. today's report to the Pub
lie Utilities Commission revealed
The Anal figure for September dis
closed an improvement OF s37,35o
over last year, although a seasonal
loss accrued in both years.
For the nine months, net income
totaled s618,198, compared with
s7e2 .e39, a decline of $174,741, re-
hecting higher payrolls and other
operating costs. Meters in service
in September in the District totaled
l6s,4l7. compared with 1929 a
year ago.
Harvard Tax Study Planned.
How taxes affect American busi-
ness will be examined in fullest
detail by Harvard University as the
result of a gift of s175,00o from the
Merrill Foundation for Advance
ment of Financial knowledge, a
81 OOe, 900 fund financed by partners
n Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner q
Seane.
Winthrop H. Smith, managing
,artner of Merrill Lynch, announced
he gift today. The grant was re-
eived with great enthusiasm by
Donald K. David of the Harvard
BUSINESS School. The research
cam will be directed by Dan t
Smith and j. K. Buffers. One OF
The trustees of the Merrill Founda-
ion is John J. McCloy, president
of the World Bank.
Heard in Financial District.
Washingtons financial district, in
Guiding the banks and building ane
loan associations, will be closed to-
morrow, election day in many places
Resources of insured building ane
}oan associations have passed the
$4,000, 900 900 mark, William H. Hus-
3and. manager of the Federal Saw
ines & Loan Corp, reported today.
Robert E. Morey, metallurgist witt
the Naval Research Laboratory, has
been appointed to the new Sane
Book Revision Committee OF Amer
can Foundrymen,s Association.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 H1.-Cotton futures
were irregular in slow trading today
confusion over the pending Marshall for
eign aid program and the extent to which
cotton exports will be stimulated under the
program Offerings we're absorbed prin-
cipally throukh light mill buying and short
covering.
Washington advices report the Japanese
private cotton prosram Is stalemated over
the question Of collateral to assure pay
ments against the cotton shipments. Eng
land was reported in the market for Amer
lean cotton for November December ship
ments which was the first British inquiry
in more than four months.
Late afternoon prices were 45 bale
lower to so higher than the previous close:
December, 32.33; March. 32.52, and May,
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Markets Will Close

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (P.-The New
York Stock and Curb Exchanges,
cotton markets and other commod-
ity exchanges will close tomorrow,
November 4, election day. but grain
and livestock markets in Chicago
and the cotton market in New Or
leans will be open. as well as grain
markets throughout the country
Stock exchanges at Boston, Balti-
more. Detroit and Salt Lake City
will close.
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Chicago Grain
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUGe

CHICAGO. Nov 0P-Grains en-.
countered a variety Of moderately de-
by slipping several cents in q quiet trade
Factors in the slump included sugges-
tions for re-imposition of Government con.
light moisture in the dry wheat lands oi
the Southwest and private reports that
the Government was not interested In ac-
At noon wheat prices on the Board OF
Trade were 1R-3h lower, December
2.92A; corn was unchanged to y lower
December, 2.27. and oats were 3s-as lower
December, 111h.
Belgium purchased small Quantities OF
nour, but otherwise export demand for
both -four and wheat appeared negliR1ble
1t appeared to the trade that the Com
modify Credit Corp. was at least tenn
porarilv reducing its wheat buying &C
tivties.
Light rains or drizzles were forecast
for Western Kansas, Oklahoma and
Nebraska for late this afternoon and to-
night.
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Dividends Announced
Odd-Lot DeoIinqs

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3 P.-The Sc
curities and EXCHANGE Commission re-
ported today these transactions by Gus
iomers with odd lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
October 81: $685. purchases involyins
114,51e shares. 1897 sales involving 3d.
4s1 shares, including So short sales In
volving 2.165 shares.
For November 1-i.9s1 purchases in
volving 54,153 shares, 1908 sales involv-
ing 42,1S7 shares. including 20 short
sales involving 7S5 shares.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 4P,.-Butter q days
receipts) 100000; steady. wholesale prices
on bulk cartons Creamery, higher than
% score and premium marks tAA), 70
cents; 90 score tA), rs: 30 score OBJ,
70h-71: 80 score (c), 6SA New tubs
usually command "a cent q pound over the
bulk carton price.)
Cheese e days receiptsl. 943,O3s; tirm.
Wholesale sales. fresh American cheese
twhole milk cheddars, twins or larger
styles. per pound. 41-42 cents: single
daisiese. -42-46; single daisies tshort heidi
45.45; in,s> f1ats tJune, 1870, s4e-47h; Flats
tuSs5. best 81 "a; others rs so-ss. ss s"'''
Eggs-Recepts for two days 20.113
ste ady: spot, quotations follow: BIASED or
wholesale sales by receivers to jobbers and
large retatlers.l Mixed colors, extra fancy
heayyweishts, 60-62; extras and large
$685.; extra 3 large, 53-54: extras 1 and
2 medium 491a-50; standard l ana z
large; 46-4S; standard 8 large, 1915;
dfrties. 4O-42; checkse, 36-3S.
WHITES Miawestern; Nearby.
Extras and 2 large e- $3.50
Extra 8 large $3.50
Extra 4 large 1885,
Extras l and medium 51-52 51-52
Extras l and pullets-- 43-45 46-41
Extras / and pewees - 39-4C
BROWNS
Extra fancy heavyweights $3.50 $3.50
Extras l and 2 large = 54-56
Extra 3 large ~ ~ S1.52
Extras ] and medium 1850 SO
Extras I and pullets---- 42.44 44-44s
@Unouoted
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Hsuriy Sales On she Eaehange TedAy:
II :fo m $50 600 1900 noon 800 600
100 p.m. 42o 900 200 pm. $50 900
fIJuit Of trAdtns. 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or recetvershtp, or being reofganised
under the Bankruptey Act. or securities
assumed BY such compantes Rates Of
diyidends in the foregoins table are annual
disbursements based on tbs last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divi-
deud. Cash or stock Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock. g Declared or paid sc
stock dividend or stock split-up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared tbs year.
Evening star., 1947-11-03

Ford Motor Co. announced that
purchasers Of new Fords, Mercuries
and Lincolns will receive 1948 titles
now. This is expected to protect
the buyer when his car Is turned IN
for q new model.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Save Substantially on
N EL: 4"ia@s
Reduced for Clearance

900 Yards Of cohomo Medallion print Royon FIon-
oIoine in blue gray tan, aqua, gold, and green. 80
inches wide. Was ST .38. Now, ,yord------------95e
$50 Yords Of Morvyon Of 6O9o nyIon and 4o96 royon
A fonneItype fobrc. Pale yellow and turquoise. 80
inches wide Was 81 So Now yord----------$l.25
200 Yards Of Striped Royon Jersey red luggage
or turquoise with white. SO inches wide. Was $3.50.
Now, yard 90
80 Yards of Imported French WooIens in stripes
and pIods SO inches wide Was SIS. Now, yard $1o.e5
81 Yords Of Imported Striped French WooIens in black
with red and white woven stripes in deep wine with
blue and white woven stripes. 5Onches wide. Was ST.
Now, yard
40 Yards Of Woven stripe Wool Suitins in blue, char
treuse or gold With black stripes. 54 inches wde Was
300 Yards Of Rose oDoy Quilted Cotton in floral print
on tan, green or ground 3o inches wide. Wos
81 Is Nov ward -------68e
300 Yards Of Printed TubuIor Jersey Of 500 wool and
5O9o cotton Pastel and vibrant shades. SO inches
wde Was So So Nov, yard ord----------------$1.45 As
$50 Yards of Wool Suitine and Dress Wooens in novelty
weoves Stripes checks and solid co|ors. 54 inches wde
Was S4 SO and SIS. Now yard $z.45
100 Yords Of Imported French Metallic Fobres, royoD
brocodes with silver or god-colored threads. 3o inches
wde Was SIS to S33 Now, yard d-----------$16.5O
300 Yords Of Imported French Metallic Fobres, royon
brocodes inhte pastel and jewel tones With silver and
qod-coIored threads. 3o inches wde Made to sell for
SIS. Now,
y&1,-Dres Fabrics
Evening star., 1947-12-25

3 Dresden China Lamps. Were S2O4.
| French Porcelain Lamp. Was $50.
Now ------------------
2 French Porcelain Lamps. Were $l63.
Now $50
! Crown Derby China Lamp. Was
Sl61.5O Now -..--------..-----$ $50
| Dresden China Lamp Was 81 $3.50.
Now ---------------- SS4
| Royal Bonn China Lamp. Was ST 50. 10.
Now $50
z French Porcelain Lamps. Were S2O4.
Now --,---- .-.-------->So
| Lustre Lamp. Was $500. Now sloo
| Large Jar Lamp, handkerchief. Wos
S2O4. Now
| Crown Derby China Lamp. Wos
S238.5O. Now
China Lamp. Was S264.o5. Now, Sl3z
| CrystoIeIoss Lamp, Burgundy prisnns:
Was S265. Now ow--------------$132
| Bristol Lustre Lamp, crystal prisnos.
FV0S pZoT.|1. iNOW-- %'S3
2 French Porcelain Drectoire- design
Lamps. Were S264e5. ow---Sl32
| French Porcelain Lamp. Was S284. 80.
Now
z Bronze Fieurine Lamps. Were s32e So
Now -----5--------- ---- $1e4.75
2 Bristol Glass Lamps. Were S34O.25
Ao. Sl7o
2 Bosot Lamps. Were $325. Now,
Lamp Bases Only -.
| Silver and Glass Bose. Was $3.50
Now ------------------ -@o.So
z Wood Urns, painted siIver-eoIor. Were
$50. -----------$10.95
! Ginger Jor, hond-pointed, gold color
Was SIS. Now --------$ $3.50
4 MorbIeized Columns. Were $40 Now,
$3.50
| PIoster cherub Wos $3.50. Now IS
| Yellow Ginger jar. Was SIS. Now,
slo.s5
| Modern Bose of wood and tin. Was
Odd Shades !. Of silk, royon cotton and
poper. Were $40 and more. Now--$3
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Picture Frames
Savings Of s to u

Metal Fromes with painted gloss mats ivory or black
Gold or silver coIored metal.
so 8xO inches. Were S.. Now w-------------$Z.5O
so 8xO inches. WereS55 So Now-----------$2.75
so 8xo inches. Were S. Now----------------$3
50 8xO inches Were ST. Now w-------------$3.5o
As l0x13 inches Were $780, Now-----------S4.75
Is 1ox13 inches Were Sl05o. Now----------$5.z5
IS 1Oxl3 inches Were Sl2. Now---------------$e
Wooden Double Frames
20 SKI inches Were S. Now ow---------------$3
20 3Hx4H inches Were $4 Now-------------Sz
Wooden Single Fromes
IS 3Mx4A. Were S..
&I-P sand Frames
Evening star., 1947-12-25

l. FOfCelOlI1 Lamps. VFefe Po oi.Oo. lNOwf
$1S
Pottery Rooster. Was SIS. Now,
$3.50
California Pottery Lamp. Was SIS.
Now ------------ ---S27.5O
3 Modern Lomnoted Wood Lamps
Were S65. Now ----- $3.50
! Ginger Jar Lamp. Was $40. Now $35
2 Ginger Jar Lamps. Were SIS. Now,
$3.50
| Porcelain Lamp. Was SIS. Nov,
$3.50
| Porcelain Lamp. Was S76. Now $3s
| French OpoIine Lomp Was SIS, Now,
$3.50
! Hand d-pointed Urn Lamp. Was SIS:
Now --------------- $3.50
z Modern Lamps. Were SO. Now,
$3.50
! Austrian Bose Lamp. Was sos. Now,
$40
z Hond-pointed Pottery Lamps. Were
So5. Now $40
2 Hond-pointed Pottery Lamps. Were
S89l5. Now S44
Crown Derby China Lamp. Was $50.
Now ------------- S45
Bohemian Crystal Lamp. Was S98.
Now $40
| Metal Column Lamp, painted. Wos
$780, Now-------------
| Royal Worcester Lamp, fish scale de-
sign. Was 500. Now----------$50
z Bristol Glass Lamps. Were Sll1.30.
NOW
z IvoY-coIored Pottery Lamps, Wede
wood-inspired. Were sos. Now $47.50
| Royal Bonn Lamp. Was Sl25. Now,
$3.50
China. Was S238. Now----Sl1e
| Black Urn Lamp. Was Sl35.85. Now,
$3.50
! Bristol Glass Lamp, hond-pointed. Was
Sl33.85. ow-------------$6S.5o
! English Pottery Lamp. Was Sl53.
Evening star., 1947-12-25

! Blue Pottery Lamp. Was $40. Now,
Slo
| Modern Lamp. Was $780, Now,
| Modern Pottery Lamp Was S42. 50.
! Modern Lamp. Was S44.5O Now,
$I2
I Modern Ceramic Lamp. Was S42.
Now SZl
! Blue Pottery Lamp Was $50. Now,
$3.50
I Modern Lamp of wood and tin Was
$3.50. Now --------- .----..- Sl2.75
z Wood Column Lamps, marble finish.
Were $3O.8O Now $l2.95
! Metal Urn, painted white. Was SIS.
Modern Lamps, metal and gloss. Were
S22.75. Now $40
I Modern Wood Lamp, spiral twist Was
S2765. $3.50
! Pottery Lamp Was S23,7O Nov,
ss.s5
! Modern Bookend Lamp. Was Slo.o5.
Nov ----------------- $8.95
s Pottery Lamps Were $685. Now = SIS
Tony Hill Ceramic Lamp. Was $780,
Now $l7.25
z Small Pink Pottery Lamps. Were
S3255. ow--------$l3.50
z Pottery Lamps. Were S3255. Now,
S16
z White Gloss Lamps Were $3.50.
NOW ------------------ SlU.So
z Small Milk Glass Lamps Were S35.o
Now ------------------
z CrystoI-cIeor Glass CondIestick Lamps
Were $3l 60
lLoree EorIy American Oil Lamp, con-
verted. Was Sl25. Now----$ $47.50
Floor Lamp. Was S85. Now----
Z Boudor Lamps. Were s43. IS. Now, $2z
Pottery Lamp. Was $3.50. Now,
Oil Lamp, converted. Wos S42. Now,
$zl
Wkd-Avtns Room Furniture, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Collectors Gallery
Furniture Pieces
Sovinqs of 500 and More

! Tombour Secretary of mahogany with bross pulls
Small English Server Of blended mahogany Crco l79O
Sheraton Beou Brumme Of mahogany. Was $40
Now w------------------------
| Mahogany Silver Troy Table. Was S329. Now,
$164.50
Library Step Table Of mahogany with Leather top.
Fashioned with storage compartments Was SoOO Now,
$500
| Drectore Fruitwood Lamp Table, oval. Circo 1900:
SemicircuIor Console Table Of mahogany and sotn-
wood. Was $685.
| Spinning Wheel Of ontqued frutwood. Was $234.
Empire Sewing Table Of mahogany. Was $195. Now
$3.50
Nineteenth Century Pier Table Was S4OO. Now, $500
2 Victorian Occasional Chairs upholstered in green
antique sotn and in cotton and royon Were ~.
Now, each
Mahogany Occasional Chair with green and rose striped
upholstery of and royon sotn Was $40. Now $48
Queen Anne Cherry Highboy, Circo 1720. Was 500:
&I-Th
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,cora+or Lamps Reduced Z or More

LIonpsyOu eseeino FNnHu
Century onodm
vesnen for
Kodiak mirror., 1947-04-12
NOTICE

Bills for Water and Sewer Services for the first quarter ot l947 became due and oays. ble on or before the l0fh ( V os April.
 Bills for garbage service be- come due and payable ca TT be. fore the 18th day of each montk following the month for which service is billed.
 \ penalty of 10 per cent wiR be assessed if bills are not paid by the above mentioned dates
 Every charge to a person, 6rm or corporation made by the City of Kodiak Tn connection witb construction, installation or re. pair of water or sewer lines, or for servlces rendered, shall be and constitute a lien chargeahte against the property, and sh4a have status the same as If said charge had been levied or assess ed as property tax. The said lien may be foreclosed by the City in the same manner as aay other lien or mortgage against the said property.
 All persons who have acquired property through purchase, er otherwise, should check with the City Clerks office to ascertain $ there are any unpaid taxes ou utilities outstanding against Che property.
 It is unlawful for any person. firm or corporation to haul or dispose of garbage within the City of Kodiak, without having first obtained a permit signed by the City Clerk and approved by the City Public Health Officer. No reduction or cancellatIeE of charges for utilities will be 1 made for vacant premises or dis puted services rendered, unes such vacancies or complaints be first reported to the City Clerks office.
 Non payment of bills for utll- ties or violation of the City 0r-| dinances governing water, sewer and garbage services, shall coa- stitute a misdemeanor and viola- tion of the public health safety of the City of Kodiak, and upoa conviction thereof, may be pua- ished by the pena ties as provld- ed and set forth in the C ty Or- dinapces.
 Myrna Perkins,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1'sas nSis RHODE aaTal ISLAND Is AVE. N.W.-LaIge.
Es I'll! ssssI SPf iSsfxsEr sSs s. s. II i
Only employed couple need apply, Nus
Raad soa 1sadM sad wifss stsr s7S mo- Call IA 1858
other man; $40 per mo. 1923 VI. ave. NV,
CHEVY o CHASE sRcfioNLarssd Ssn s1 day besut
fully furnished apartment of widower to
share ae with o refined aoa,D people, slS5 Gall
DocToR RETiRiNG@Wilim Pre- rent % apsrtment mem
and ofices to physician only. Bus at door.
a992 Conn. ave-. Chevy Chase, Md, WI.
YOUNG MAN, share apt. with 2 other
young men; twin beds; $40 mo-: base
ssss End I 81. ass NEMcoapie ave aS with child will
share house; $50 month. After 6 pm.
Isd EADh II sss ss share s5 sm month aa
s2I1 sTfin1d 18th aP St nv; Apt ,. LOB r,u,t -
tranoe no cooking. Woodey odS rd dfiSass blR sh
Wis: ave-: $50 mo. for one. Box 367-R.
.;ta sE apt a0s slia ossse sts
iSsa. sss ia EWn 1sSl i shs5s ss
legss; $75 mo-; working adults. TIA. 954s.
'1 aoath share iss anss Yh Ysh st. 0hsr hT sgs Ga
BAsEMENT APT, separate entrance: pvt.
pam: r res kregM1ired; empi couple pref;
LiViNGeBEDRooM; share bath and kitch-
$40 month. AID. 1885. io6s R. 1. ave.
iii Iii Eth ST. N.w.-semibasement apt,
private entrance. continuous hot water,
refgr;. everything furn. except linens: $75
SHARE APT.-one young lady will share
s sfer see sdx Mss MSoafz Kz .: s1s eiasS iS
st. NV.
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ROOMS with BOARD.

GLOVER ,PARK-singie rm. and board,
pvt, family; conv;, to bus and streetear:
Yf5Sin fSna 1saS PaSnf ST. cs swDausis Mo aus rm for
sTsSsp SRE s4s a sscA msnth ,.w v.ean
specializing in good food and service.
l712 New Hampshire ave. NV. a
LIZ I523 o i6th ST. N.W.-1 large room for 2.
VACANCY, nearby modern country rest
home for elderly folks; liv. rm., screeaed
1909 10th ST. N.W.-clean. attractive
double rm.. switchboard, good meals; very
sIos ST. N.w.-Double rooms: also
VACANCY for mothers and babies. For
FOR EMPLoYED MOTHER and child over
3; twinped i room pvt bath near aso school,
iaoI 18th N.W.-Large triple rooms on
front; also. double for girls: good meals;
switchboard. Near downtown location
CARROLL SPRINGS INN-sinele and dble.
rms available; Silver Spring. Md. SH.
YoTNG MAN to share room, twin beds,
semiprivate home: 2 meals daily: $50 and
$50 month; h,a near 14th st. and Park srd.
i,as 10Th sT. N;w.-Dble. rm,. s45 ea.;
also single and share rm. for boy: excel
1714 MASS. AVE. NW.-vacancy for 2
young men, nicely furnished room, good
TryISe. SePyss $53 nW NO : ea u,,., "a J.,
in double room, $50. Single penthouse
room for man. .S4S: Man to share with
share with another man. in double, So SO.
Phone AID. 1924 "a
261I WOODLEY PL. NW.-Former en-
hassy; large triple room for girls; double
room for 2 young men and / young man
Tor triple; good meals. See MR.. BOYD,
HoME-C0oKED MEALS; two double rms
conv. transp. to Pentagor and downtown
telephone and laundry privileges; near
Colonial Village. MRS. MOORE, Gil.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

GREAT DANE, pedigreed. 20 months old,
fawn colored, female, spayed; gentle, used
to children; S125. Can be seen at Green
bank, Travilah, Nd. Phone Rockville 1905.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, buff and
black, both sex: proven stud service out
standing, black. Union 1896. -5
COCKER sPANIELS, reg. Axe, both sexes,
reds, blacks, buffs, also parti; reas.;
wks. to 10 wks.; proven studs. 1858
Lacey ave. Sc. off 1900 suitland rd.. sP.
COCKER PUPS, s months; gorgeous red
and white; 3 males. female; champion
sired; S35 each. OIL. 3s16. Il
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer: heated kennels: pickup service;
veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-WEE KEN
NELS. 4215 Conn. ave. Wo O224.
noNT kENNH DqIs Aex oesed ese5 by M0s
HOLLYWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING. bath
CHAMPION cookers at stud. WA. 1924.
breeds; heated. private In
and out side runs, each separately ken
neled; excellent food; personal care and
attention: cookers at stud; puppies for sale.
KRISS KROSS. KENNELS, Lee hwy. near
Centerville. Phone Fairfax 11-J-2.