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APARTMghTx WANTED

WANTED bedroom duplex. unfurn.,
3 adults e emplD. / child; excel
lent local reference, Ii. 6-74n2
UNFuRN. l@ bedroom apt, May /,
for = responsible younE men. sood
ref, have : small houSsbroksn doss.
Arl' or VIC ow. 1898 after 5 IN.
UNFURN. one room, kit, bath NV.
sec. business lady maximum $40.
rPpE.cN Ph1ne MRS; PuNN' ME ass2
fos61GN e9sh visa SERVICE mo OFFICER b.SI o.t: yr
apartment, preferably semiiurn for
at least 4 mos To $40 monthly.
Cal tonight only from 81. RE.
QUIET. matursd widow desires un-
22nd and X sts NV Box esd.
LADY DESIRES 1-b.droom apt in
G, Georsetown vicinity around 500.
PRRsMaSENfT P2RiRsMaaiS Sfp' GOVT. EMrLoYE and
mother desire ! or . bedrm, unfurn.
apt. in NV apt. bids. 10. b:s5i
I-BEDRM. APT, unfurn.. for wife
w6 Snd baby baby $50 max; nv. section.
TEACHERS would Ike l-bedroom. un-
furnished apartment in OF, near
YOU'VE EMP. LADY oRGANIsr
Es pfsfer tu1d sDt. BIDS RE. aosS bss...n
YouNG n COUPLE. . small children.
urgently need small turn or un-
uEGrSTay iRGn ant hGsES01s SEkS sy 'psI hrkI go a,
Clean, furn eficiency apt, pvt.
bath; nv. location: mother and in
fant; $50. Evenings. DU. 5e37; Ext.
CoUPLE AND SON u0 need bed
eiose-in; $40 to $50. BOX 2is-D,
PROF. WOMAN wants enc apt li,.
rm;- -bedrm. comb. bath. KIT; fur
nished immed. oceup. No share.
YOUNG CoGpLE getting married in
May desire arm. unturnished apt;
Spring vicinity We will not bieksr
oyer owe o, youS So0 price; only pleas. don't
GE 3oS4. between $40 pm. go
LAWYERS WIDOW: daughter. stats
Dept. employe. wish small furn.
apt. about May l5 vic Kennedy
Warren ,S,rr or, or Cathedral. Your loysl,
Max. $50 BOX ase-b. Star.
who has Just sold her cleveland
PARK house, unfurnishsd apartment
building Call Miss Shoemaker, EN-.
l7bn or here. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER, 11la X ST NV. MA iIss
YOUNG COUPLE desire Well-furnished
l-bedroom apt. in vic Nebraska,
Wis, Mass. ave; no children. Or
1892 -oi
TWO SETTLED young men unf,lrn.
lbedrm. or enc apt NV acc;
apt. bldg. pref. no gl40 after 8
pm. 20
3-RM. APT, furn or unfurn Be-
theSda. or NV. section. by working
couple, no children. 0E. 1861. 20
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Tearing down naval barracks. Dressed
lumber. sheathing, flooring, German
siding, bait insulation, 16 light win
dows, plywood, plumbing fixtures,
doors, pipe, steel beams, many size
window screens, screened doors, pan
eled shutters. soil pipe, heavy tim
ber, etc. Complete steel building,
o0x166 IT,. ali like new ABCD
CORP, 1881 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Otis S755 -26
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MOVING. PACKING 3 sToRAes

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the eountry safe storage 10
sSSn: 10 'SNR' SSa UNfoH sffR5S' s4osas
CO INC est 1905
MAXINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service: furniture. trunks sna
bagsags AT 27be or Pr n3tr
part loads packing, storage rss-
sonable rates BROWNIES Exs
PRESS. ER 3l2i. At, $3.50. .,.
MOVING: reas. rates. Cali dsg OF
epsIEsAS eIshs n MOVING AND sTokA6s
VIII accept surplus furntture 40
part payment on your MOVING, sHLs
age: reas. IA. 1887; ewes. O1. iAlss
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1905 N. II. AVE.


Newly decorated house for diserim-
mating guests.
COLORED--SO3 6TN 81. Sc, large
double room. for empl. refined
tsass tsTssasss.; call :V.s' after !, Il
coLoREp-RooM FOR RENT
Single or double; men only. IA,
CoLoRED-1s41 10th ST. NV
Lge. front bedrm., privils.; sentle-
man preferred. AID. 5573 after 3.
coLoRED. 11es r ST. N.w.-sinsies,
doubles; cooking privil; inquire Os-
car siegal. 525 9th st. NV. Elk
2501; after pm. MARVIN MAR
TIN, NO. 9S4l. 1905 r st. NV.
coLoRED. soee LIST sr,-Larse furn
room for empl. couple or single
men; priv; after 5. HO. 1898.
COLORED. REFINED middle aged
lady; conv. transp. no. 6O34.
coLoRED, 1882 NEWTON ST. NV.
Nicely furn. sSle. rm.; man or
woman; $3.50 per week. TU. 1910
COLORED. 1911 CHURCH ST. NV.
Large front rm.. newly decorated,
suitable for couple or 2 single per-
sons. NO. 1929.
COLORED, FURN. RoOM-Employed
lady or gentleman: sober. middle
aged person preferred. DU, 47s2.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTlQUES-Bric-a.b brac china. sill.
poFa s5Esrs ksIpsHW III seTSTs ssf AZ ss
@ st NV Sterling 1896
ANTIQ IQUES-Furniture. oric-a-brac
china. glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstsrbecker), ia.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips. dia-
nfonds of any description. Cash
paid. ERNEST BURK, Ola 18th st.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady to
1 GIRL, share with another; use Of
phone. Call LU l-30S3. 30
DESIRE CONGENIAL young man to
share my apartment vic. ! 9Th and
r., Reasonable: Du. $500. Ext.
18th AND HARVARD N.w.-Prot.
lady, share with another, attrac. eff
apt, bed-liv. rm.. din, kit, sep.
sleeping rooms. AID. $500, Ext. 226.
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RING. HEATING MATERIALS )

Pipe cut and threaded; shop re-
pairs; all standard crane, etc,
materials for sale. Open go p.m.
J. L. BATEMAN g. SON, 2004 r.
Evening star., 1950-04-19


LABRADOR RETRIEVER puppies. yell
low, ? mos. Axe. Grandsire F. T.
CH. Ming. $50 to S75. HO. 1000,
Ext. 1886. after $50. rs
FOR SALE, police dog, black and tan.
/ year old, housebroken. loves chill
dren. Call WO. 1904.
GOOD HOME WANTED, on farm,
with kind couple, in Va, large Ger
man Shepherd, mixed, male, ! yrs
old. needs kindness and affection;
good Watchdog; not good with chill
dren; would be excellent protection
for woman living alone In country.
FOX TERRIER, toy. 3 months old;
good house pet; healthy. Reason
sCoTT1E. female. Axe registered. 10
mos. old. 10. S-21S2.
Axe papers: Call RA. 49S2.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS-Puppi by
Champion Lachen out of Champion
Ionya AsGARD KENNELS, reg
FREE KITTENS. must give away or
have destroyed. 1916 Monroe st.
coILIEs AND SHETLAND sheen
dogs: Axe reg. BEECH TREE
FARM, Annandale I'd. FA. O2si.
HORSE MEAT
Q; $ s; in, insp.s so LIB. packages. 1se. any
daIiuerv rAY YkYhv cAyrc pE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

YOU CAN SAVE I'D to $500 on
sole pianos. including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-Sear
guarantee. also student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 q st NV. MA
brown muskrat, new, 500. OW.
BENDix AUTOMATIC WASHERS
1850 model; reg. list price. S1S9 so:
sale, S149.50. BEVERLY RADIO
CO., 523 18th st. ne. -19
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FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
room. din. rm., iv. room, from un-
claimed freight and factory samples.
etc. at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG, 460 New York ave.
sssnfS. daily lo-o; sat- 'ni =: al FE'
Evening star., 1950-04-19

BUG KILLER - Johnston's NO
HEcHT's, LANsBURGH's. KANN's
BUILDINGS, Butler Steel, for indus
try or farm. See us for compl. erec.
tion prices MALONEY'S BLDG. CO.
1925 Ga. ave, 8. s. SH. 1880.
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ROOMS FURklshED-s.E.-s.W.

ROOMS FuRkIsHEo-s.E.-s.W.
EAST CAPITOL ST.-1 lge. front sgle
rm:; rnns.d s.;5o pc per VIZ; very Wsr iss frqnt
3-O12a; ewes. Ii. 2-27S1.
las 18th ST. S.E.-Larse Ink. room
3 closets; new refgr.; $40 monthly.
LU, 4-7514. 10"
LGE. SINGLE ROOM and adj. glassed-
in porch with 8 windows; pvt. home
N. Car. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-42S7. 20
COLORED. 1 ROOM-Nicely furn..
for refined man; close to transp.
some privileges. Call FIR. 604l.
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RIGGS MANOR APIS.

RIGGS ana AEeT ROADS
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
We have three. 2-bedrm. apts at
S97 so per mo. and three l-bedrm
All apis. very large with double closets
IN all bedrooms, fully equipped
kitchens with garbage disposal units
and exhaust fans: new shoppins
center next door and transportation
direct to apis. See resident manager.
1902 Van Buren, St UN. 1851.
H. @. SMTTHY CO.
sl1. 18th st. NV. ST. 1900
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Immediate Occupancy

SN1
Heart Of Buckingham, Arl.-2-bedrm
modern apt; ground moor: garbage
disposal, etc; 500; best references
required. CH. S640, -2I
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BRICK

Call Ace and we will direct you to
the nearest site to load your tuck.
4 BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 4O02
Minnesota ave. ne. LU. 4-050O.
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FURNITURE
SMITH STORAGE co.

Living rooms, including rubber .cush-
ioned chairs; dining rooms and bed
rooms, many odd pieces, including
table and floor lamps, baby grand
piano and upright pianos. All have
You st. NV, NO. $40. 1920 Bla-
Aensburg I'd. ne, AT. 1850. 1925
Wis. ave. NV, NO. 1904 2l06 Will
son blvd, Arlington, Va. ia. 2-ll16.
Don't Make a Move
Without Calling Smith
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TURNER'S
923 G st. NV. MA. 8157

BEDROOM sUITE-Mod Formica
table and 4 plastic chairs, fireplace
equipment, drapes and spreads,
chairs tables, lamps, pictures; excel.
CON, sI. 65O1. 80
BICYCLES, new Columbia" and
"Rudge" models. excellent "rebuilts,"
S25. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
STORE, 1911 Wis. ave. DE. $50.
BILLIARD ana pocket tables and SUP.
plies. tennis tables and accessories.
poker tables CONN BILLIARD &
BOWLING SUPPLY CO. $40 9th ct.
BRICKs-Face and common. one or a
million; Immediate delivery. MA.
ha8H. ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-19

STEINWAY GRANDS
CampbelIs has 4 fine display Of re-
conditioned grands that have been
thoroughly rebuilt by our expert
piano technicians. Included in this
group is 81" and a 5,l0h". also
complete display of new Steinway
grands for your inspection. Come
in and see these wonderful inStru
ments Liberal allowance for your
old piano. Cow. terms. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 110S G st. NV. D1.
S464. -22
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE-FURNITURE
TURNER'S FURNITURE

SZ5 " OA. NV, MA. o10l
Are in q position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as $3.50. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge YOU any interest or finance
charges. AL payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell Only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom We will
give you q double bed. 5drawer
chest and choice OF vanity or dresser
In walnut or maple finish, for the
living room you get full inner
spring constructed couch and two
chairs. and for your Kitchen ;.
piece dinette in. maple or white
enamel finish. All three rooms out
ntted for only $3.50. Should you
have a tvo-bedroom apartment to
furnish, Turner'S will OUTFIT your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
us before, you buy, and save. Re.
member, liberal terms arranged and
no Interest or finance charges for
credit.
Evening star., 1950-04-19

1925 18th ST. NV.
Large double rm.. next to bath. clean
and comfortable; $40 per month
Young crowd. l blk. OF Conn. ave.
THAnEn dnnR 0l
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GLASSMANOR

IS min. to downtown over
the new South Capitol St
Bridge.
LOCATED ON SOUTH cAPrTof ST
AT %. C.-MD LINE, NEW DE.
VELOPMENT AND BDRM
ATS. FOR IMMEDIATE ANO
rUTURE OCCUPANCY PHONE 10
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Mr. Silver. Spring: unfurn. apt con-
sistinE OF living rm,, dinette, kitchen.
bath and ! bedrm, plenty of closets;
in the coolest apt project in Wash :
ington. Rent. Ss4.50 incl. every
thing.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
MA. el4l. 1873 x 81. n W. 20
Evening star., 1950-04-19

GOVT. ATTORNEY desires ssle. rm..
pvt bath, in NV. section above Du-
pont Circle. RE. 5000. Ext. 3S2.
YOUNG LADY desires single room
in Silver Spring area: preferably
with meals. Box 232-D. Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
co. o-oPERArivE APTs. FOR sALa

THREE RMS; ! or 2 bedrms. en-
trance foyer. lge. closets. COW, To
shops and trsnsp. open TO
pm. daily. 2039 N. X. ave. NV.
NAYLOR GARDENs-3Oth and May
lor I'd. s.e.-Several select .. J.
bedroom units available. Lowest mo.
charges In d. c. DRuRY REALTY
CORP. RE. l133; evenings. GE 922O
or srrgo Tw I,sl ..r 49,. ....,...,-
modeTnized at the amazing price
Of $4,000 with terms to suit you.
To inspect call RE. $3.50. 9 to o.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co. 70
CHOICE LOCATIONS
CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
18th AND HARVARD STS.
ARLINGTON. VA
SILVER SPRING, MD.
! and = bedroom apis. Price, 50, 800
TO $4,000. Down payment, 81. 900
70 $4,000. Call DI. 1918 till . pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
RMs. FURN.-MD. g VA.

HYATTSVILLE-Private room and
bath on 1st fl. in private home: on
LGE. ATTRAC. RIM. for girls; "
blk. from A. B. g. w. busline to
Wash. ia. 2-62S7. "a
ARLINGTON. vA.-Two brisht bed
rms, entire End floor det. house.
rms. and modern Kitchen: . empl.
adults or small family; 500 mo.
including all utilities. COLL N.
Glebe rd IA S-7S6Q
Evening star., 1950-04-19
AI,TTIRAS HOTEI.

1909 16th hn.w-outside single rms :.
81 so day uu; large twin-bed rms.
with running water. SIS wk.. with
pvt. bath. S24. so: din. rm in build .
ine: full hotel service. Hu. 611e.
Evening star., 1950-04-19
HORSE MEAT

4AoxtCC 44CA
q. s. insp.. lib. packages, 1sc, any
amount; 3O-lb: packages, 12c; free
53OS.
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TILDEN GARDENS

TILDEN GARDENS
Conn. ave. and sedgwiek SIS. Ex-
eeedingIy desirable bedrms.. Ia
baths, one with shower: liv rm.
l7xi2. din. rm.. kit, solartum IS
windows. all overiooking beautiful
gardens Excellent condition. Fire
place. mantel. buiit-in bookesses:
light. airy; elevator. Immediate
possession. Cali Ma. 4l46i eyes,,
WO O562
Evening star., 1950-04-19
GORDON HOTEL.

1880 18th st. NV, xgle. and dbls
rms. some with pvt. bath; maid and
24-hr. PIX service 90 1881
Evening star., 1950-04-19

sew 4xe. 9Oc: 4x7. s1.o5; 4xs. 81 20;
4xe, S1.35s 4x10. 81 so. ACE
WRECKING g. BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO.. 1902 MINI. ave. ne,
Evening star., 1950-04-19

18th st. NV. bet K and Eye-Lovsly
lse. tvin-bed rms; SIS wkly. ssle
with r:w.: S14 wk. With bath. S2l
In VIZ MA A2AA
Arizona sun., 1950-05-26

The class piano department of
Dunbar school gave program Fri
day, May 19, at 1920 a. M, under
the direction of Marjorie T. Sellers,
class piano teacher of Phoenix
Elementary Schools, District No. 1.
The program consisted of piano
solos, duets, and songs by the
pupils. The following boys and
girls participated:
Carol Hamilton, Emma Barr,
Lige Franklin, Beverly Cross, Bev-
erly Ann Christopher, Terzie May
Ealim, o. C. Hector, Wyona Hinkle,
Ella Johnson, Betty Joan Steele,
Tommy Mae Bremby, Floyd Gray
sen, Rama Martin, Fred Bell, Max
inc Grimes, Beverly 10 Hinkle,
Leontine Norris, Eva Joyce Wal
ton, Earl Whitmore, and Fronnie
Mae Davis.
Dunbar Offers kindergarten
Believe it or not, prospective
kindergartners who live in, the
Dunbar district are coming to
school! Some brave, afraid; in
Arizona sun., 1950-05-26
Moslem Court Holds
Thanksgiving Service

Moslem Court, 116, Daughters Of
Isis, held their annual Thanksgiv-
ing Services last Sunday at Wesley
Methodist Church. Rev. A. L. john
son, pastor, delivered a very in
spring sermon. The Illustrious
potentate, Noble James Christoph-
er and the Mobiles of Moslem Tenn
pie No. 10 were special guests.
The Feast of Isis was observed
the following night, by the Daugh-
ters and Mobiles, in the spacious
and very beautiful home of Noble
and Daughter Morris Ward, 1929
East Madison Street.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-26
MARxwsll FAsTExs QUICKER ~ Easier!
Dunbar School Music Dept. Gives Program
By oesTFELo

dependent, helpless; strong, frail.
They are not six years old. They
are coming to school for the first
time. Such is descriptive of the
tots who accompanied mothers to
an orientation program presented
at Dunbar school on Thursday and
Friday of last week. Mothers not
only came to school, but were
taught too. They were made ac-
quainted with the purposes, curri-
culum of the kindergarten, and
were given an opportunity to see
the kindergarten in action.
Members of the Parent-Teacher
Association assisted in the orienta-
ton of the prospective members.
Mrs. Bobbye Griffin, chairman of
the two-day program, explained
matters to the interested mothers.
Rev. ]. D. Daniels, president of the
Dunbar P.T.A. explained the pur-
pose of the organization to the
new" parents. He was delegate
to the National P.T.A. convention
which was held in Long Beach,
California, during the week of
May 22-25.
Arizona sun., 1950-05-26
Teen-age Highlights
BY OLEN- MAXWELL
Hi Gang:

Hi Gang:
Vacation time is here, the delight
that one looks for once a year.
The grammar schools of Phoe-
nix, are now out and the high
school will soon follow. Carver Hi
will graduate their seniors, June 2
and Tech is scheduled on the same
night.
Kids, I haven't much to offer this
week due to the common cause
this is the last and toughest week
of school, and as you know exams.
Well, I was a victim of circum-
stances not doing the usual and
getting some news for my column.
This is it-not much!
Theodore Wesley decided to play
it "cool" with Artinia Wilson, but
Hester Hasker might be moving in
on him What's actually hap
pening between Burnis Brooks and
Joan Thomas, someone please tell
me =. Freddie Marie Campbell,
one of my best friends is leaving
this week. She is going to San An
tonic, Texas. Well miss you Fred
won't we Huston? Be-
tram Russell and Lille Gilbert
have broken up-or have they?
Lessie L. Moore is cooling" with
a cat in Mesa. His name is jack
son. Be SCOOP now! Does
Evelyn Walters still have eyes for
my good friend Jules c.?
Gang! I promise you long and
exciting column next Week-So be
there and "pick up" on the real
goings on. That folks is my prom
iSe. "COOl."
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Shift Of 2D.C. Schools
To NEGROES Studied

The transfer of two white ele-
|mentary schools in Northeast
Washington to colored students
will be considered by the Board Of
Education Wednesday.
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
will recommend the transfer Of
the schools, the Ludlow. Sixth and
G streets NE, and Maury. Twelfth
and B streets NE. The change
would become effective on Febru-
ary l If approved by the School
Board.
The move was recommended by
school officials to give some relief
to overcrowded colored grade
schools in the Northeast section.
Both Ludlow and Maury are in
areas where the colored popula-
ton is growing and the white
population is declining.
Enrolment at Ludlow has
dropped to 1875 students and at
Maury to 1879. The buildings have
a capacity of 28S pupils each.
Students now attending the
schools would be split among the
Edmonds, Kingsman, Peabody,
Blair and Madison Elementary
Schools. One big effect of the
transfer would be eliminate part
time classes at the Lovejoy Ele-
mentary School, where six classes
of colored pupils are not receiving
q full days schooling.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Tobin Says Management
And Labor Must Sacrifice
BY the Associoted Press

BOSTON, Dec. 2.-Secretary Of
Labor Maurice j. Tobin says both
management and labor must be
prepared to make sacrifices to
meet demands of the tough days
ahead"
He said that should a situation
arise where some relaxation of
labor laws is advisable, operative
procedures will be worked out
sustaining basic laws and taking
care of real emergencies for brief
periods under limited conditions. :"
Mr.. Tobin spoke last night at
the 18th annual convention of the
Massachusetts, CIO Council.
The Labor Secretary said that
under present conditions existing
laws governing labor and working
conditions would not be sacrificed.
He predicted that women would
be returning to the ranks of labor,
describing them as "the greatest
unused labor reservoir" He said
that apprentice training programs
are providing only Is per cent OF
requirements.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Stock Market Losses
Range Up 10 Point
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-The stock
market acted a bit tired today.
After a fairly steady opening
prices of numerous leading issues
gradually settled back. Losses
ranged to around 81 a share with
most under that figure.
A large assortment of issues, at
the same time, were unchanged
or managed to cling to modest
gains.
Turnover touched a rate of
Iaround 100000 shares for the two
hour session.
Among the losers were q. S.
Steel. General Motors, Chrysler,
Montgomery Ward, Boeing, Ken
necott Copper. Dow Chemical, Du
Pont, General Electric, Missouri
Pacific preferred, Union Pacific,
Standard Oil of New Jersey and
U. S. Gypsum.
Pittsburgh Steel showed inde-
pendent strength.
The more stable issues included
Goodyear, Sears Roebuck, Douglas
Aircraft, Zenith Radio, Westing-
house Electric, Santa Fe and
Nickel Plate.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Missing Sailor
Stops Traffic in
Reunion With Wife
BY the Associated Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. "A
sailor reported missing in action
came home yesterday to a traffic
stopping reunion with his wife.
Clinton r. Anderson, %, ma
chinist's mate 1st class, of the
U. S. S. Fort Marion, was reported
in action a week ago in
Korean waters. Yesterday Mrs.
%, received a wire from
him, stating he was en- route home.
AS he stepped out of the bus
depot, Anderson spied his wife
across the street. They ran to
each other, and embraced in the
middle of one of doWntown's s
busiest intersections, oblivious to
traffic.
MY papers must have got
twisted while I was getting emer-
gency leave" Anderson explained.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
.PinbaII Machine Operator
Fined in Arlington Court

Sam Lano, pinball machine dis
tributor. received another setback
in Arlington County Court yes
terday when he and his Arling-
ton Music Corp. were fined a total
of $100 for operation of illegal
machines.
Charged with renting out ille-
gal pinball machines adaptable for
giving free games, Lano was also
fined 500 on similar charges We'd
nesday. He has noted appeals.
Yesterdays hearings involved
three machines seized November
20 at Clark's Store, 5019 Wilson
boulevard. and the City Grill, 1925
North Hudson street.
He fined the machine distributor
$50 personally and levied an addi-
tional $50 against Lano's corpora
ton.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Philadelphia Tenement
Burns, d Children Die
BY The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Four
brothers and sisters died of burns
and smoke inhalation today in a
fire that damaged four story
South Philadelphia tenement
house.
Eight other occupants of the
building were burned or injured.
two of them critically, and police
estimated 20 additional persons
jumped or were aided to safety
from the building.
The dead. all colored, were
Juanita Ector, IS, her sister
Emma, 6, and their brothers
Frank, II, and Robert, IA. Fire
men said their parents were away
when the fire started about 4 am.
Evening star., 1950-12-02
Korea
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thrust from the Yangdok area 40
miles west of Wonsan. This drive
threatened to isolate the critically
extended 10th Corps. It has thin
American and South Korean COL
umns scattered in long lines over,
a wide. and mountainous area.
The hardest hit 10th Corps area
was around Changjin Reservoir,
supplier of electric power to Man
churia. There United States 7th
Division units trapped along the
east shores fought their way into
Hagaru. a town just south of
Changjin.
Units Badly Chewed Up.
Two United States 1st Marine
Regiments were fighting out to-
ward the town along the west
bank. Advance units were report
ed within 4 miles of Hagaru.
The 7th Division units which
reached the town were badly
chewed up, Associated Press Cor
respondent Tom Stone reported
from the northeast front. They
suffered heavy losses both in men
and equipment.
Hagaru, held by some Marine
units, Is the Springboard for re-
treat to Hamhung, east coast in
dustrial city north of Wonsan.
But the Reds blocked a 7-mile
stretch of the road between
Hagaru and Koto. They were re-
ported closing in on Hagaru from
the southeast. south and south
west.
To reach the coast, the Marines
will have to fight through an eSti-
mated three Red regiments which
air observers said were being re-
inforced constantly.
The fate of the 7th Divisions
l7th Regiment and another col
umn ranged along the Manchurian
border at Hyesanjin was not re-
ported.
With Chinese forces cutting in
far behind this advanced position,
the 17th's situation obviously
would become precarious If it re-
mained along the border.
The South Korean Capital Di-
vision along the east coast north
OF Chongjin and only 40 miles
from Siberia was in a similar dan
gerouS position.
B-29 bombers slammed 160 tons
OF demolition and incendiary
bombs today at Chinese supply
dumps and communications lines.
Allied planes dropped $50 tons
OF supplies and ammunition to
Marines and doughboys in the
Changjin area who were cut of
from their Hamhung base.
Other planes roared over the
northwest front, machine-gun-
ming, rocketing and bombing
Chinese troops.
At one point mounted Chinese
cavalry maintained close ranks in
the face of blistering air attacks.