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Evening star., 1950-06-12
Textile Plant Strike Called
In Maryland Over Pay Plan

LoNACONING, Md. June Ia
Employees Of the General Textile
Mills plant here stayed away from
their Jobs today as a result OF q
strike vote taken over the week
end.
Earl L. SNYDER, president Of
Local 1874 of the CIO-Textile
Workers Of America said the un-
ion and General Textile Mills Of
New York had been unable 70
reach agreement on a contract to
replace one which expired May ..
The ITS employees have been
working at their Jobs since May 8
under an extension agreement.
Mr.. Snyder said the company
insists on an incentive pay plan
which he contended would in
crease the work load and reduce
pay in most instances,
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, June IL O0 (UsDA).-sal-
able hogs, IL 900; slow; most butchers
steady to 25 cents lower; some over 300
pound uneven, 25-75 cents lower: sows.
c5-bo cents lower; most decline on weights
over $50 pounds; top 2O.6O for one load:
most good and choice 1S0-230 pounds,
20.00-20.50; 240-26O pounds. Is. 1920 90;
100000 pounds, 1S.50-19.40; few lots
330-450.pound butchers. 1900 1900; few
lots 150-1S0 pounds, 1S.50-20.25; sows
under 400 pounds. 16 .00-1 $50; few choice
under 300 pounds. upto 1900 400-475
pounds, 15.00-16.25; 100000 pounds,
13. .75-15.25; good clearance.
Salable cattle, 11,000; salable calves,
300: steers and yearlings slow, steady to
weak compared with last weeks low close;
heifers about steady, scarce: cows steady
TO 25 cents lower; bulls active, strong to
25 cents higher: vealers weak to 100
lower; most good and choice fed steers,
%. .25-31.15: load choice 1,250-pound
weights. 1925; load or so held hieher;
medium to lowsood steers, 26.50-29 90:
three loads choice 1.10o-pound heifers,
81 -; most good and choice heifers,
2s;O0-31.oO; eood cows, 22:25-24 90;
22.90; Gamers and cutters. ,15;OO-1s.5O;
3da'oooo medium to choice vealers. $500
Salable sheen. 1000; slaughter lambs.
including sprineers, weak to so cents
lower; choice springers topped at 29O0:
bulk GOOD and choice. q. .5O-29 90; medium
to good No, skin fall -shorn. 45O, with
medium fall-shorns and yearlings. $3.50:
slaughter ewes, 7.00-11 90; mostly 500
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Business Briefs
LIS INCLUDES ONLY eEIECrRD ~
Personal Income in April.

Personal Income in April, other
than special insurance payments
to veterans, was at annual rate
OF $2128 billion VS.. $2l2.2 in
March-Department of Commerce.
Including the CT payments, the
annual rate in April was $2l6.9
billion, VS.. 1887 billion in March.
Wholesale Volumes in April ap-
proximated $5,113 million, a de-
cline Of So from the preceding
month after allowance for sea-
sonal variations-Commerce De-
partment. Included in the total
were service and limited function
wholesalers.
Michigan Bumper Corp. de-
clared a quarterly dividend Of
20 cents common share, payable
July II. Previous quarterly pay
ments were is cents. $50.
Chrysler Corp. announced its
Dodge Division is shipping a hard
top, convertible-type model.
Motorola, Inc, has introduced
four new television sets priced
about .l06 below previous models.
Philco Corp. plans to increase
television set production substan-
TALLY throughout the second half
Of this year.
William =. Warner g. Co. stock
holders will vote June 20 on a
plan to reclassify the go pre-
ferred and class A and B common
stocks into 4a% cumulative pre-
ferred and 81 par common shares.
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp,
Colgate, Md. registered with the
SEC 100000 shares Of IS par cap
ital stock to be offered to present
holders at the rate Of five new
shares for each is held.
Lone Star Gas Co. earned ST.
432.417 or $1.35 1 share in four
months ended April 80 vs.. $7,277,-
327 or $l.32 a year earlier.
Central Maine Power Co. net in
come for IL months ended May
81 was $4,216,571 or $i.53 VS..
$3,976,132 or $1.46 in the preced-
ing fiscal period.
Lane Bryant, Inc, earned $780,
900 or So cents in three months
ended April 80 VS.. $47S, 900 or 81
cents q year earlier.
Douglas Oil Co. of California
net income for the year ended
March 81 was $87,S69 or 8 cents
VS.. $868,979 or 81 cents in the
preceding fiscal period.
Louisville g. Nashville Railroad
elected John E. Tilford president
to succeed James B. Hill, effective
July l. Mr.. Tilford has been
executive vice president. Mr.. Hill
will remain a director and chair
man Of the Advisory Committee.
Matson Navigation Co. elected
Randolph Sewer president to sue
coed John E. Cushing, effective
June 80. Mr.. Cushing is retiring
at his own request but will remain
as q director.
Standard Brands, Inc., ap-
pointed Joseph A. Lee first vice
president. Vice President Albert
r. Fleischmann will succeed Mr..
Lee as general sales manager.
Wheeling Steel Corp. announced
the resignation Of Vernon E. Cor
nell as chief engineer. He will be-
come president Of Wheeling
Machine Products Co.
Frontier Oil Refining Co. ap-
pointed Clayton G. Maxwell vice
president in charge of retail sales
and Frederick r. OFT vice presi-
dent in charge Of operations.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June IL Op, p,--Butter Cwo
days reeeiptsl, ?6e, ,os3, irrsSuisr. Whole.
sale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery.
nleher than se score tAAl 6Os. cents.
70 seoTs seoTs tc5 SA, Sa'' 90 score ts', se'.,
Cheese 1.-TWO days receiptsl-coa sac,
can cheese (whole milkl: cheddars. SAL.
- 2 cents; eheddars grass la4al. 4l-44
eheddars tgraSS l94al, shelf cured. "a.
- slnels daisies. 34s4-35a4; single oai-
sles grass l94al, 43-44; single daisir,
.srass us, la4al, shelf cured, 41-4s; single
lseGl, shelf cured. 47-49; midsets tsr2
pounds, 1885; domestic swiss 1snir,s
tuoSl. srade A, 46-4T; grade B, 44-45,
grade c. 40-4l
y, steadiness marked dealings today in
Tse Tes.,n,f Tno.sssls ess market Two days
weishts,. IS; processed, 3S,a: extra raw
iarse: So extra. |. medium. 2rs-33; pro-
dirtiss, 2Si2: checks. ~
whites: Fancy heavyweights. 3S-3aIs;
proceSssd' 1910: extra, /, iarse. 35-37ls
extra. Browns n Lara. Fancy heavy"'shts' ssass,;
., Nearby: Extra fancy heavyweights and
fancy heavyweight quotations are based
largely on exchange trsdineD
whites: Extra fancy heavyweiEhts
siS.4l "a; fancy heavyweights, $3.50
ss ses isnes h.sSyv.ss;.y hsney; ssssyyvsiEhts sS9
others LARGE, 37-39; mediums, IS; pui.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Stocks Up Fractions,
Buyers Favor Steel
And Motor Shares
sy fhs Asseeiassd Press

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE
stock market timidly poked its
way ahead today.
Only limited progress was made.
Gains were generally less than a
point and a Sizable sprinkling OF
issues refused to go along.
Steel and motors issues did best,
followed by railroad and radio
television stocks. Other major
groups showed a touch Of irregu-
larity.
Business moved along briSkly
although below Fridays rate when
turnover topped 1000 900 shares,
Most Of the gains were scored
Immediately after the opening
ofit-taking blocked any further
increases and good many stocks
did no more than seesaw at
slightly higher prices.
Business news continued favor
able but without stirring up much
enthusiasm on the floor Of the
exchange.
Higher prices-some tops for
one to II years-were paid for
United States Steel, Bethlehem
Steel, youngstown Sheet, General
Motors. ChrySler. Studebaker, Ad-
miral Corp. Emerson Radio, Ze-
NTH. New York Central, Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific. Lockheed, Amer
lean Telephone, Anaconda Copper
Allied Chemical. Philip Morris
Standard Oil of New Jersey and
United States Rubber.
Railway issues moved narrowly
in the bond market. United States
Government issues held steady in
ver-the-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Zinc Price Advanced
Another Half Cent
As Demand Piles Up
ey the Assosia,ed Press

NEW YORK, June IA Mid
western zinc producer today ad-
vanced the price of zinc a halt
cent a pound to IS cents. East ST
Louis, Most other suppliers fol-
lowed Immediately.
The boost was reported to have
followed urgent bidding for zinc
concentrates by metal processing
plants in the tri-State producing
field Of Missouri, Kansas and Ok
lahoma. Concentrates have been
in short supply for weeks. reflect
ing brisk industrial demand and
heavy Government stockpile buy
ing of zinc metal.
At is cents, zinc now is at the
highest price since early April o!
l949. The price has advanced a
total of 5l4 cents a pound SC
far this year.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotation furnished BY the
united states Department Of Agriculture:
iS "ass.Ps ss'ail Sss5',s Sp 955 Is VF'n''
Nors essons o.1a:s maa:. sh' s.ay1 gsak5
pound sacks. .eobblers. U. g. is, I.f5-2.25;
tiaS tsIs 'fT oonbo ohbasher; fair quality and eondi-
erss spsrssSsMsF5ss ds..6 SassS. Rysmq
I:5s; feg hishsf; choice .od-s sst; New New
.5;ss Sos S.nis sr:. ? ssso s.sIs :asi.
SNAP SsansSMarketn sEsRsi. siisRsiy. weaker:
fsin Susnei hampers North Carolina. Valentines,
snsstos' ssst.r sssS suss1atY saY s:SS.i
{siT quality; i.9o,i bo south 'SS9s earoiins,
1ss es:i vs.ntine. aSe T:1 few ss So 100
gtsssE'' gss s.l lCI?Spes 'ss ssiiODhsns bass lss.
~ Lima Desns-,Market sliEhtly weaker;
'GsBias sssss5Ss% oSsnel ,s4seYp ,n.%psFs S,i:
crates. 80 bunehes, s.s5. '0' '"s'hA'
90; dsoGoefesS,i.aPsnnsylvania' fs.i ! sn crate" S.
Cabbsss-Msrket about steady; bush.l
baskets; packed locally. round. virginia,
Maryland. ss-bushei boxes, nreG mixed, OG-oS 90;
i.25; yirginia. ia bushel crates. round,
l.40-1 so; 50-pound sacks. round. 1890.
No slishtly 1aiay stESnssr; erstes
dozen. s,oo:sso: :sess. Us f1Scasa. Sossn sao sa5o
ssps. s;Go' sigk srisggaeks' cartons Il packages. 3
Poultry1Market harerly steady: receipts
oas Donnds 'fisSins isa s.es very sht i.n tTysss
reported; turkeys hens I0.1A rnsInds
Livestock Market.
CT: Cattle ll,S5o; holdevers, 100; total
sh good and S choice Ssds onf spa ponnd Gss
@ssdipm' s. aE. 20;00-a6 90; good COWS, 2o.5o-
Is Is'oo: o0 SSt!,. odd sosd ssgsass bulls 300
mixed mixed medium ana 5000 SsS:sss pound
a. Gaives-s0o; Ca s.- generally SOL 90 lower;
20 So.ssS6; H' sails fsooasooa cS5%s6 snd medium
,a;o a;ossH1 sa zoe; SsG fairly aetive sood and
Peand. se7si s9' 24daso 1895 IaSstc pSSnas'
20; 206 %. 70; 269cs00 GO pounds; 9oo6O; over
1a;So.lS.0 90: l40-I6O pounds, 1s.75-ls.25;
4Uu poun0S manly 15.76-16.76; odd head
around 1900; good 4OO.45O pounds.
15.gb-75: heavier weights, 1928 down;
stays 2.O0: 90 under price Of same weight
sows; serbage-fed hogs 1.50-2.00 under
sheep@1,loo; around three decks good
and choice S0-pound springers, 5000;
in lots, 2s.O0-2S.00; ewes scarce, quoted
steady at up to 1000 for choice around
100 pounds and lighter shorn ewes.
Grain Market.
Elour-Receipts, 1900 100-pound sacks.
Wneat-Receipts, none; Shipments none:
stocks, 1.941 .394 bushels: No. red winter
SariisEys spot, domestic. 2.34; june. 2.34;
Corn-Rsceipts. none: shipments, none;
stocks, 2,106,6l2 bushels.
OatS-Hecetpts, none; Shipments, none; /;
stocks. 90,31O bushels
none; stocks. Iii, 1884 bushels.
6ye-Eseeipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks, JOY ,O0S bushels. >
Soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments.
none: stocks. 220,436 bushels,
Miilfeed-Receipts, 20 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
ESgs-Market about steady; demand
GOOD; receipts moderate. Wholesale prices.
large. 1913: some low as SO; A me.
diums, 36-3S; p large, 1851; current
Receipts e days)-Butter, none; eggs,
3,235 cases.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June 12 UP.-Foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars, Others in certs): Canadian dollar
discount, or 90.50 u S. cents, unchanged.
Europe. Great Britain tpound). So .S0hs,
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 30-day futures
futures, -2.SOIs, unchanged; Great Britain
a0-day futures $50, unchanged; Belgium
6ranc), 1.9S1s. of is of & cent; France
land (guilder), 26.29, UP .0l of a cent
Italy 0ira), 1871, Of a cent, unchaneed
Portugal (escudol. 3t4Sh unchaneed
Serland 0ranc) dree), 1921, of .O3 Of
o cent
Latin America: Argentina 0reel. 100
ehaneed; Mexico, 11.56. unchanged; Vene.
Iuela tbolivar), 30.05, UNCHANGED. Far
8ast: Hons Kong dollar, 1888, unchansed
Evening star., 1950-06-12
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June IL IP-Cotton fu.
lures improved during forenoon tradins
today. Earlier selling slackened AND
trade buying. alonR with short c. verinS
railled the market as much as IS centt
Nearby July futures were firm, with
part OF the demand associated with the
June 8 deadline for shipment OF sub.
Noon prices were S1.10 a bale lower
to 20 cents higher than the previou!
close July, 33.79; October, 1927, anC
Evening star., 1950-06-12

under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates OF divi-
dsSurssents bSsed On ths ast le anngs1
or semiannual declaration Unless oti1er.
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
xr N rights. a Also extra or extras. 5 Plus
stock dividend Cash OF stock. eDe.
elared Or paid 30 far this year payabie
dend date Paid last year b Decisrea
or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up
Declared Or paid this year. an accumuia-
this year. dividend omitted. defeYred or 40
action taken at last dividend meettnR.
DECLARED l94e uayshle in 1850. , Iqui-
cash value undste1minod % dsclsxafien
Evening star., 1950-06-12
chieoeo Groin

CHICAGO, June IL R.-A sound drub-
the Board Of Trade today, scybeans and
oats taking the worst beating
The market sold on Immediately after
the opening, made timid rally after
the hrst hour'st rading, and then tum-
bled again shortly before noon. Trading
vas active with commission houses main-
Wheat at noon was 7a-ss lower, July
2.l0N. Corn was IN to . cents lower,
July 5,,ly ssh -" Oats we're la.-2h lower,
July 9M, and lard was 10 to 35 cents 4
hundred pounds lower; July Il;
Of American wheat and the Produetion lion
and Marketing Administr action asked
mills to, submit offers on 10000 hun
dredwetEhts Of hour. Neither develop
ment served to rally wheat
Evening star., 1950-06-12
odd-Lot DeoIines
Dy The A..seioied Press

The Securities and Exchnase Com
mission reported today these transactions
cialists on the New York Stock ExchsTlae
for june 9: 6,712 purchases involvine
shares involving 1907 orders incluGins
1,247 shares sold short on al orders.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power common-5e at
Southern Co. common--5O at 1914.
CAPITAL Transit-2O at SO. 10 at SO. "a
Potomac Electric Power eommon-5o al
at 1874. 20 at I5K
GTarnanekel Tana eommon-1O0 at 17a..
WooaWard q Lothrop common-25 at -
Capital Transit-45 at SO.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
MetoI Quotations

NEW YORK, June II OP).-Spot nom
ferrous metal prices today; Copper, ?oIa
cents q pound, Connecticut Valley; lead,
~ cents pound, New Yorki zinc, is
cents pound, East st. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-06-12

Pratt & Lambert, Inc, elected
o. E. Anderson as vice president
and director to succeed the late
c. D. Sproule.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
Time To Switch To
q LoW-Priced GROWTH Issues
For Huge Profits This Summer

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have paid dividends for and yield up 1922 Truly
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AGAIN and AGAIN fortunes have been made in ow-peed growth
stocks like these 500 invested Pepc grew to SIS OOO while
$500 put into Packard Motors became $500 Krere
grew The stocks offer similar wesmakng opportunities
Evening star., 1950-06-12
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Evening star., 1950-06-12
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Evening star., 1950-06-12

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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June - CEp.-Diyidend.
Aceumulative.
Evening star., 1950-06-12
M. Y. Bond Market

list NCLUDEe ONLY SKLECrHD ISSUES
FuYntsAea ~ the Aaseeintsa Preasl
Evening star., 1950-06-12

III SK1ECrHD ISSUES
se Aasoeiatsa Preasl
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70 Hud c SIS 62 A So7s
u HAM me 81 ~ 9r4
y / c 44as 90 9Ala
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v Morris&E IS IS e3h4
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n Y o W 4s IS ia
"a NY sw n So 81 ara
"a PennRR 4i.s65 1o2
y PenRR 4i.ss4E -
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"a SLSP 4Mseo22 STA
SLiISP Is o. e23A
u seaoin4Mse0lo 05
So PAc 4hs 81 07ss
y So Pae Asss 90 e61s
"a SouPac ev $3.50 1c73s
StdOilNJ2s4s74 lo2sa
rhiro Ave $3.50 ara
v Va Rwy 3Ass 70 1o3iA
wabash Is 81 7Sia
"a Wstn On 5s 90 eAis
70 WstEcv2 65sS3 11A
"A Westhse n CIV
"a 2.66S 73 cid 1o6
Evening star., 1950-04-03
MlscL. FOR SALE Cont }

REFRIGERAToR-commerciai FTigi-
daire; .30-cu. it,. reach-in; regular
S4e9. J. Z; ENRIGHT CO. 7020
, Wls aye Chevy Chase Md. -3 -,
door models: last wears models
ant slsshss oYAf eSS ferns app119sseh 9ssh sys' co
lalI Niehols ave Sc LU 10000
kEFRIGERAToR. General Electric. de
guarantee. Call AP. 427s.
REFRIGERATORs. recond., guar.+-
II. Frigidaire, S49.50 and $40 SO;
Deep freeze home freezer, $50 so;
others. Also refrigerators for rent
with option to buy. with full credit
ELEc. CO. 5o23 wis. ave. NV.
REFRIGERAToRs - Recond. gu guar.
?. Z SMITH. S: ( S. INC. 1914 H
RErRlGEka1soR:5 Fl Re <. sR54e aE Ii soo50 ft D1sc
Cali RE. 1861, Mon. after 9 am.
REFRIGERATOR. Norge. months
old. 8 # 8 inches; cost 1919, will
o SCI for SIs5; No. 1859. 4
PIPE. .galv., black. cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56
M ST. NV, NO. 1908. WA. 550l.
PIPE; threading machines, Oster;
parts. dies, cutting oil; in stock.
INDUSTRIAL SALES CO., ST 3446
RUGS. imported: Persian. Oriental
design. heavy. closely woven for
S34 so: other sizes proper priced
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 G st NV
SEWING MACHINES - Arlingtons s
largest and finest assortment Of new
and used sewing machines. Monday
and Tuesday specials Singer
console, original price Sl95. now
S125; new portables, ee-Westing-
house, New-Home Domestic; s79 so
up. 2 days only. 291S Wilson
Evening star., 1950-04-03
CASH FOR PIANOS
POULTRY AND EGGS
FARM AND GARDEN

TOPSOIL, rich loan. 15c per Gu. I'd. :;
yd. load, Csc. Discount on large
orders B. r. cox. Annapolis 5595
TOP SOIL, flling-in dirt and road
Govt. accepted. OV. 2S09. -12
Fully insured. power equipment
PAUL's TREE SERVICE. GE. 6595
PLANT SHADE TREES. shrubs and
all other M nursery stock now we also
timstes: cali ca ''IoS lyons m NuRsERY issf 4.
6l02 Ager road. Hyattsville Md
Tel; Warf1eld 4756 or Union 1886
TREES TRIMMED, removed, fed, ETC.;
WALKS. terraces, fire.
places. fishponds. retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds of cement
work F. MARCUCCIo. Route 5,
BorperS RorreiS lane, Rockville Md. Phone
COW MANURE; well rotted; $3.50
per Is bu.. So per 10 bu., $3.50
per bu.; DEL; top soil. WA. 1893.
BULLDoZERs for grading. excavat-
ny and land clearing; free esti-
HaRbY HaaRfsS. AIE1p Fl; G1s5; GROWN AzA1EAs.
All colors and sizes; wholesale aud
retail 2510 18th st. ne
NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for dirt
suitable for making terraces, etc.
933 o st. NV. city. 81
PLOWED and narrowed,
grading, seed beds made: stand.
rates; go anywhere. WI. 06S4, O695
and lawn work of all
kinds; also topsoil. fill dirt, manure,
blueStone and gravel. No job too
good, rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
PEAT MOSS and wood soil, so cents
a bushel. Lawn specialist, call 81.
1922 after pm -3
TREE REMOVAL, l or 1000. Don't
miss our low rates. Fully insured
Also: tilling, seeding, sodding. THE
TRFETOPPERS. GE 1887. II
Evening star., 1950-04-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

2-RM. APT for rent; newly decorated;
sE w. BsMf sss1Hn sfGbio fd4is Gs 3 eshs
machine, cooking facils,, pvt. bath.
ssf sSS i Ssessfs5 s1uP: Ps
e3Os 1st ST. N.W.wLarge liv. rm.,
kit, bedrm.. pvt. entrance. new GE
Tak6Ma rsfs5 al Iss nsi sas5 bric5 boms
bath and entrance: employed couple
pref; SS5. SH. 1882 after 6 pm.
CAPITOL HILL-Newly decorated efh-
cheney apt; ! or 2 refined empl,
ssM easts ftss Hs,s AF Hsl Ii .stssd sSa5t eBs
drinking; no wild parties; no pets;
VIC. OF PLANT INDUSTRY AND U.
OF MD.--1--bedrm. apt; Beltsville
ea5ssn APss sss MR H. hosoAs MsEsi .'5sss xs
SOL end ST. s.E.-Kitchen, comb.
bedrm. and back porch, semipvt.
bath; working cple.; $50. TR. 1926.
51es CONN. AvE.-Bdrm.. liv. rm.-
married couple: S95. EN-. 27s2. -S
1 Ink. RM.,. sink, stoye. refgr., for
cple; no obi to small child. 604
G st. Sc. Ii. 3-790S. 4
FURNISHED APT. 5 rms. in Md. near
Wisconsin ave. S75 mo. Call WI.
6S15 4"
eIaO 18th ST. NV large rm.,
contains kitchen, with semipvt.
bath, suitable 2 or 3 gentlemen;
S45, 2: S4S, 3. CO. 1852. IS
1852 FAIRMONT N.W.-Bsmt. apt,
2 persons; $50 mo-; all util. includ.
Shown SO pm. -6
WANTED-Employe cple. to share
home with lady. S75. Arlington.
CHI. 5o41. q
I34I EAST CAPITOL ST., Apt. 3-5
rms. and bath; conv. to transp. To
inspect see ianitor. $lO0;32 per
mo-, includes utils. c. II. PARKER
CO.. 435 4th st. s.w., Ma. 1926. q
PARK RD. near 18th ST. NV. %
rooms, bath g bedrms), located in
apt. bldg. Write Box CSC, Star.