davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Market AVERAGES
BONDS.
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 P).-Egg price,
in the wholesale market were lower today
Receipts totaled 1884 cases Spot quo
tations follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colors, fancy heavy.
weights, 37-371a; extra l large. 35r35A
extra i medium, "a BAN; processed me.
dtum. 1874; current receipts, 1884 "a
dirties. 31-32; checks. 81.
Whites-Fancy heavyweishts, 3s-4O; ex-
ira l large, :3712-3S: extra l medium, 81
extra ! large, 81.
Nearby = fTop quotations represent
wholesale selling prices for the bulk Of the
producers or shippers.)
,Whittes-Extra fancy heavyweights. Al
~; fancy heavyweights. 4O12; others
large 80: mefiun"N $3.50
Brovns-Extra fancy heavyweights, 80
A; fancy heavyWe.shts, 3S: others, large.
81 mediums, 361a-3T
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M Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
lEurniShed by the AxSaciated PresSl

Y SELECTED ISSUES
Associated Pressl
Hud Coal 5s62a 91=
lCCSL IS HJA lo3la
tnt(sN lst6s52 e6
LehV4 Kas20O3E 4oltz
NIX T ad'6s67 90
MKT lst IS 90 IS
Mo-Pac s 5hs ~ ALA
Mo-Pac IS 65 A 1904
Mo- -Psc SIS n r 100
Mo- Pac IS al / 100
Mor&E3 $4,000 56i1
NYC rios 2013 7olt
NYc4hs20l3A 63A
NYC con As 8S 50
NY Dock As 81 lo1
NYNHin4hs'22 50
NYNHH4s200i 66M
NYOW e As IS 2y4
NY SW RI 5e 81 51A
No p cit 4Ms76 Io3A
PennR a bas65 1904
Phil Fl 2As n 1o3La
SLSt lhs:022 6
stLSW 2d4s SO 1o3l4
Seaoln4 bzs2Ul6 9oL1
oeaccv's6Owi 1coA
So Pac 21as SO 9Ais
sou Rs 2 As 81 C4M
StdOilNJ2As74 le3
Va ElNf 3hs Ell 127iz
WstchL 3Ass 81 losM
Wstn On IS 40 90
WstEcv2 .65s73 Ill
I Wis Cent As ~ TN
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Hourly Sales on the Exchango TeAay:
IL 100 am. $50 600 I2 90 noon $50 900
100 p.m.. 2lo 600 900 o N. 900 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank-
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies Rates OF div.
disbursements based on the iast ouSrtsriy
u semlannuaI declaration Unless other.
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
M Ex rights Also extra OF extras. b Plus
stock DIVIDEND Cash or stock. eDe.
clared or paid so far this year Payable
dend date Paid last year. Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up
Z Declared OF paid this year. an accumula-
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
dating dividend sPayable in stock. exact
s.sh cash value undetermined on deelaratioo
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odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reporteds today these transactions
clalists on the New York Stock Exchange
lot lot March 30: 6,423 purchases involving
uI,2o5 shares: sales involving l93, 1863
2,275 shares sold short on go orders.
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S1,496,064.3 81 SlO,947. 80
y. a.. RATTLEMAN, Vice President
j. BREEN, Assistant Secretary
subscribed and sworn to before me this
23rd day Of February. 1850:
139 University Place, Pittsburgh, Pa
My commission expires February / 1953.
Evening star., 1950-03-31
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Mar. 81 tR.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 1874
10h cents q pounds New York; Iinc, 10N
cents Q pound, East St. Louis.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Tue Been Thinking
BY CAB GALLOWAY

and he doesn't want to go any.
place.
This could go on indefinitely, so
asked him. Frankie. why do you
want that $4,000? What are you
finally going to do with it?"
Cab" he said. 81 come from poor
folks and 1 always lived in poor
neighborhoods. never had enough
clothes and I knew lot Of kids
that never had enough food to eat.
We didn't always eat so good our
selves.
you know, there are lot Of
kids today who don't have good
clothes to wear and don't eat so
good, either. What I'd like to do is
to start off next Christmas and give
bang up party for all Of the poor
kids in this town with food and fun,
and clowns and all and then
give them clothes to wear and food
to eat. l been poor myself. I know
how they'd like that and don't
need the dough!
And that's why I like people bet
ter than anythingl
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06

These are the days Of exciting
revelations in the field Of science,
major steps forward in industry,
better household equipment for liv-
ing convenience an age Of
miracles.
But you have your jet propulsion,
your celophane wrappings. your
aluminium elevators with down-draft
carburetors, and your freezer lock-
ers in the basement. To me the most
wonderful things in the world are
people how they think, feel
and react.
l recently met a fellow named
frankie who used to be a peddler Of
evergreens from door to door in
these swank new developments.
frankie would have called himself
young punk and probably he
would have been right but
frankie had an aim deep down in
side of him.
Born of poor parents, frankie al
ways lived in the slum sections of
a little Jersey town. frankie saw
how the other side lived, for he
was one of them. He didn't have to
go Summing. He lived in the slums
all the time.
But frankie had an ambition. He
decided that by the time he was 80
he wanted to have thousand dol
lars for every year of his life. In
other words 100000 by the time
he was thirty. And he worked to-
wards that end.
frankie knew he wasn't getting
the $4,000 peddling evergreens, so
he put his mind to work, and final
ly he came up with a gimmick
an idea. Frankie's idea was a good
one. 1t was one that really worked.
l won't tell you what 1t was for
that's another story but with
in two years Frankies business has
crossed over a million dollars. and
l kind of think FRANKIE crossed that
10000 clans.
frankie has the loot and he's
still shy about twelve months Of
being thirty. His aim has been
reached.
So now the logical question is {.
why does frankie want 100000 on
his 3Oth birthday? Does he want to
buy a home? l can answer no to
that one because frankie has
bought an old farm house for his
own family and his parents. Does
he want a yellow convertible? don't
think so. frankie doesn't own a car
/ but then he likes his farm house
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Paterson Says
citizenship Is
Challenge To Build"

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - CAMP -
"The future depends on how well
we recognize the importance of
citizenship" declared DIR. F. d.
Patterson, president of Tuskegee in
stitute, in an address before an audi
ence in Foster auditorium on the
University of Alabama campus here
recently.
Conditions are changing" he
said. There has been a greater in
clusion of worthy Negro citizens in
national, state and county affairs
but Negro citizens must learn
to use the ballot both effectively
and wisely.
THE stellar performance Of many
individuals in many walks of life
should be challenge to us to build
on the courage and success of these
individuals. 1t is for the masses to
be willing to give to the full in
meeting requirements to measure
up"
Segregation must be eliminated.
We cannot and will not have democ-
racy without its elimination"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
AME Bishops Call
For Negroes To
Stand Up For
Civil Rights

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - { AMP
Two bishops of the African Method
list Episcopal Church last week call.
ed upon their church members to
stand up for civil rights when Presi-
dent Truman makes his speaking
tour Of the country this month.
Bishop John A. Gregg, president
of the Bishops council, and Bishop
George w. Baber of the Fourth
Episcopal district supported a reso-
luton passed unanimously at the
spring convocation of the fourth dis
trict calling for such action.
The resolution called for all
friends of civil rights to stand at
attention and fold their arms when
President Truman appears to make
a speech. This, the resolution said,
would be in protest of the failure
of the S1st congress to pass fair en-
ployment practices and other civil
rights legislation during this ses-
sion.
1t was passed in accordance with
the recent resolution passed by the
Bishops council in connection with
first class citizenship for all Amer
cans
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Florida Medicals
Change Rules To
Admit Negroes

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - (ANP) -
A change in the bylaws Of the Flor
ida Medical association was made
here last Wednesday which will per-
NIT qualified Negroes to join the
body for the first time in its rs year
history.
The change came about on deci'
sion by the house of delegates,
policy-making body Of the associa-
ton.
The new bylaws make eligible for
membership, all Negro doctors IL
censed to practice in Florida. There
are about 80 who will thus become
eligible.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Race Hate Leader
Surrenders, Goes
To Jail

ATLANTA - amp Emory
Burke, former leader of the race
hating Columbians, finally surren-
dered here this week to begin his
prison term. He had been missing
for more than a week after he was
scheduled to go to Jail.
He is to serve three consecutive
sentences of one year each for incit-
ing race hate and intimidating Ne
groes. He was convicted in 1S47, but
has been trying ever since to have
his case appealed.
His organizations, the Columbians.
was anti-Negro. anti-Jewish, anti
everything.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Bandit Announces
Intentions; Gets $3.50

CHICAGO - (ANP) - A young
Negro walked into a Western Union
office here last week and handed
the clerk a telegram. After reading
it, the manager, James Rarby.
stood in terror at the point of gun
while the young man took $3.50 from
the cash register and fled.
The telegram read: Mother died.
Funeral. Please give me 5000 or
1925 in los and eos"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-06
Scholarships Open
For Social Workers

NEW YORK - (ANP) = To help
relieve the shortage of trained Ne
gro social workers, several fellow
ships, valued at $500 each, have
been opened to college graduates
who can meet the admission require.
ments of the New York School of
Social Work, Columbia University,
it was announced here.
The awards will be made for the
fall quarter, but applications must
be filed at the social work school
a division OF the Community Service
Society - by June l, it was noted.
The fellOwships cover tuition for a
full school year with the possibility
of renewal for the remainder Of the
two-year degree program.
The fellowships will be offered by
the Harlem District Committee Of
the Community Service Society -
an interracial group of women in
terested in the welfare of the Har-
lem community. Formed in 1889, the
committee has since raised $4,000
and has awarded fellowships to
twenty-eight college graduates who
might otherwise not have been able
to avail themselves of social work
training, according to Mrs. Peyton
F. Anderson, chairman of the com
mittee.
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ROOMS EURk. s.E.-s.w. tcon.., /,

c0L99nED-Lxe, cL9a1 back I'm. lrs.
qestte Q girls or nice quiet couple.
4U. Else Tues. til 8 pm. -23
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

ALEx.-Conv.. to Pent., by bus o.
car; brk duplex. just decor. 2 bed
rooms, 'liy. rm:, lge. dinette, newlI
tremendous closets; lge. front ant
back yards. all lawn; full bsmt.
close to schools, stores; peri. fol
children; avail. any time: owner
choice Of tenants. East Myrtle st
or call XII. S-8S14 Sun. 1912 OF
CHEVERLY, MD.-Lovely brick home.
8 bedrms.. Ia baths, den, rec. rm.;
sednnds Rrsntn exse sse readenta Ia
nifty; S160 mo. sEIDENsPINNER,
cAiaI2TM RsaltGE; VA. WMA.sd& 1910 oMiprbres 2a led.
sns; fenced sa * Sars; children aeeePtesd
8 MIN. FROM PENTAGON - TWO
bedrm. semidet. house, ltv. rm., din
rm., kit, bath, finished recreation
rm., auto. washer; fenced rear yd.;
avail. Jan. 2lst. JA. 4-0SS3. -20
SUMNER UNUsAL OPPORTUNITY te
rent home in this newest Miller
controlled community Of brick. II
contains 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ivins
room, dining room. library, 1st q
lavatory and kitchen; gas heat; con-
Went to TRANSFORMATION, churches,
schools and shopping; 1925 month
w. c & A. N. MILLER
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464.
r,a-;rr Tatanhopa TNE AoO1
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APIS. UkFURNIsHEp tcont. J
GOodacre Apartrnents
IN NEW DEVELOPMENT
APARTMEhrs WANTED

VET attending G. o., wife and SON
at; IA: 226s after 800 pm.
GOVT GIRL desires 1-bedrm. furn
e. e. sSs 1885, AsRt0. Rs 4sis ssS os sa ~ sss
COUPLE with girl. age 8, need two.
bedrm. furn apt, UP to S76 month
Would consider sharing hse. with
! person. DE. 71o0, Ext. 80
ApARTMENr, small. we'll furnished
GoVERSMEsT SRshaa NJ doIpiE ofn s'ae no children
seek furnished apartment. small
house, Georgetown. Box 144-V
SINGLE VET, SO, Govt. empl.. Sua Want,
sox Boz la7na. 7R 81. stsrl BATH furn" unfSrn IF.
COUPLE, being married, need i or 2
bedrn. apt, unfurn., reas;. NV
sPTTs PTsfsr "a apt; S Sldg; . Wo. 7sIl 22'
ssggsss'@snsll sgsa eysnlns $50. RE os4s day; VI
EMPLOYED COUPLE, non-smoSers
drlnKers, employees Bureau Standards;
$75 limit; pvt. bath, kity entr
rMo-sEpkooM NJ STfSa APT. Arlington vi.
an sRisy; sas $s9,sso per month; utilities
8 Nj Naval OFFICERS desire s-bedrm
apt. bet. Arlington Hall Station and
Rosslyn. Wo. 97s9, Thurs, 710 IN.
DESIRE e-RM. APT. apt. bldg.
STATE afa pEfT Ars'GES Exec "a vife, asao yr ":
baby-2-bedrm,, liy., din, fully
equip. kitchen, NV. or Georgetown.
elsy: bldg. Wo. 6400. Ext. 305 .
EFFICIENCY APT, furn., pvt. ent.,
IN NV. area, wanted by Govt. en-
able. RE. 7zoo' Ext. ei57o, 1907 s.4 sst 80.
FURN. .LIv. .-BEDRM., kit. and pvt.
beyond 5000 block. Elk. $3.50, Ext.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON wishes to
ent er az n M dsps apt With 9Th s,n
L OR 2 BEDROOM ApARTMENr,
NV. location. immediately or BY
March Ma ontb Ii approximately Pp
sSqss DznansRi HR sRD MEg tf9DeEsss RoaERs
/ SGi 5Eb'soso;M, 'ses; lily, rm.., kit, bath.
furn.; mother, 13.yr.sold son; NV.
BAeHfEon aet RlaS Il orFfona Siaass needs 60 COM
pletely furn. 1-rm. and kit: pvt.
bath: max. $50. Box 149-V, Star.
TWO LADIES desire apt. furn. or un-
furn.; conv. National Airport. TIE.
EMP1: SSsz: 'tssE IT. Desires Rm private iarn
enc. apt: limit S65; Ambassador
Hotel; hat check stand betw. 2
and pm. MRS. WALKER. -19
APARTMENT or home, up to $40;
2 bedrooms. Recently transferred to
D. C. by national concern, wife and
daughter stranded in foreign state.
Call MA. 51SS, $40 am. to pm.
Ask for BORSUK 2Os
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HOUSES UkFuRhlsHEp

GROOM BRICK-Full basement with
csll sftsr 5 pm. Vi. 1888. -. 81 Il
SILVER SPRING-2-bedro bunga-
low. near Parkside Grade School;
nice lot. 10000; 800 per month.
WoOD-CCNLEY CO., 81. 800.
e house. s,bnrbsn b.S1s, va 81 min TSnDedTm, frnm
White House. WEAVER BROS, ST.
mo. Wash. Bldg. DI. 5000. -lS
200 BLK. p ST. N.E.-Partialiy furn,,
8 rms. and bsmt.: arranged a.
apts.:. with Q kitchens; 500 mo;
SIX yT .doMs sss o.s Ios asss S.s s.sE sssr is
$40 month. Call Lu. 1-7036.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

30th ST., 8 blks. east Of Conn. ave,
in Forest Hills-6-room house, 5
bedrooms, 2 baths, bsmt., law. new
elect. kitchen, washing machine.
screened porch, det. garagel car
peted living rm., hallway and stair
case. RE. 1917 or 10. 2-0814, ewes.
BETHESDA AREA--Located in one of
munities, this nicely-furn. home
contains 4 bedrms., 2 baths, lge.
liv. rm., din. rm., kit. with break
fast rm. and powder rm.; rec. rm.,
gear built-in garage; good-sized
lot. Available Feb. 1st. FRANK S.
PHLLIPs,- DI. 1411. 30
ARLINGTON, vA.-Mod., det. brick,
clean, 3 bedrms., newly furn.; S175.
81. 1893 or FA. 2lOS. -22
1901 3rd ST. Me- rms. and bath,
oil heat. completely renovated, ex-
eel. cond.;; $115 mo-. Cali HENRY
8; SNYDER, Atty. for owner, Dk
VACANT, CHEVY CHASE HAsE-Tm rms.
bath, 2 bedrms.. $3.50 mo-, or
rms. $175 mo. MRS. CLYDE c.
DuNNINGTON, WI. 1896. -22
oriental rugs. GIL. 631S. -22
3814 MILITARY RD.-Det., 8 rms,
,3h baths, oil h,.w.h.. cellar and
garrett; redec; S1S5 MA 4634 l1s
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MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr. service; furniture. trunks and
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe, storage in
shone 10 SH oSo4 uNfoN sfRefs sToRAGE Roofkef
CO: INC. est: 1905.
MOVING BY vET,i exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5l37.
EX-GI-Moving, packing, Grating; no
Job too lge. or small. Anything. any
where, anytime. JOHN. Ho. 5S19.
GREENWOOD TRANSFER, Lu' A.
5346. Let US move you. No Job
too small. Reas. rates. Careful
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 2937; eyes,. GE. 1416.
LOCAL MOVING; reas. rates for full
or part load; So minimum charge.
BROWNER,S EXPRESS FR a12l
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ROOMS WITH soARp

f7B8 N ST. N.W.-severel attractive
vacancies for refined young women.
aRs wAze2 lGssesSn, DAVfs afs'ISs Hostess 5000
MANSION CLUB offers fine home.
good food, exclusive location; bet
ter class of people; special rates
Tor steady tenants. 1880 Mass. ave.
14es 18th ST. N.w.-Double and to
as sss ssf.sisan II aiGHn. iRie'sl M sio ifoofy s 0Efsk
ss;s ssss;sst,o or full time care for ehiia; Il.
1875 isth ST. N.w.-rhe economical
way TO- live: dble. or sgle. rms, share
rms. for boys or girls; SAT so and
" up sJod sldsnts fSod Gf heat hot water. lots
but optional. friendly atmosp., semi
ROOM sss path WIFI P2' odasi dpaRsiiynEeEss iynEs2o 70,
mother, with board and care Tor for
child. Reasonable. AK. 0422. -19
4401 10th, n.w.-large double, also
rms. to share. Excel. food and serv-
ice: switchboard.
WfaNDELL Wfar DELL TERRR,ACE-p,leasant rms;
transp.: maid service; SAT so mo.
seso 1911 ssImGaF 81. n Ma ses' for
young men OF young women; excel.
meals; cony: transp. Ho. S100.
1919 18th ST. N.W.-Dble., with pvt.
bath, and other vacancies for young
men or young women. Walking dis
tance downtown, elevator, switch
board, excellent meals. DE. 9030.
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
Beautiful rms. avail. at reas. rates for
young men and women; one OF the
finest suesthouses in washington
Delicious food. Excellent transp. 2013
Mass. ave. NV. DE. 979S. -22
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkn
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA NAVAL HosPITAL-
Beautiful large Groom corner brick
Colonial, in new-house condition.
driveway, tile kit. with new eouip-
sns 4Sfs TIL lPPsaiats Da wM pGss'ssiep Il szSaDER Ri
BEfHEs6A-sy owner, ssa.lQ per
mo. inc, tax; substantial cash re-
CURED; aaI . rms. z baths. on cor
new pi house sond.. IL yrs; old: /
Village; -, VA managing also avail.
With With 2oTs @ cash ghii,,I Phone % oy1ner cs=
BETHESDA AREA-A comfortable
detached brick home containing 3
twin-size bedrms.; 2 baths; 1st q.
Law; gas a.-c. heat; Lear garage;
Ps ft15setysy xix P5esd gdns VI Taos aa6o Ii PH Hill;
GAkEEgT sns gIa rARkmaIb AR osfb no scwp pay
loW; 8 rooms bath. bsmt.. expansion
sHEkrzfR sfiiS zaE 4EsD' ks a7s 81 aHElrESsD 5esS
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTs-e rms. and
bath, front porch, h.:-wh.; imme-
sAkiE sfiso 45a5 aRRsin'9fns sass siiso
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE-Offering
houses from ans s1s.5So e ana located eedFm juat
3 blocks from st. Bernadette's on a
beautiful street. Public school lIs
block. Select your own decorations.
Only q few houses left. Open daily
and Sunday. To reach: Colesville
Pike to Four Corners, right 2 blocks
TO st. Lawrence dr., left to 400
block. LAWRENCE v. LUTES, 81.
1922; ewes, Mr.. Coleman, 81. 1888.
KENsINGToN, MD, ~ acre near
KensiEgton Parkway; Diet. center
hall Colonial, with six rms, 1st-
floor layatory, new tiled bath on
End H.: large, modern, well-equipped
kitchen, hot-water heat, parquet
oak floors; excellent condition
throughout; convenient to bus.
priced only sis. $50; eve. phone
Mr. Woodwell. Taylor 5469. L. T.
aRAVAIrEj nsR.. At. 675st 5ssealt0r' 1918 K st.
ROCK CREEK FORESTRY owner.
2-story brick. 6 rms. 2 full baths.
G.E. elec. kit. porch and gar. 20 VI.
40 financing. 2614 colston Or. JU,
7-8228. Open all day Thurs.
SILVER SPRING - Fiye-bedroom, ..
bath, all-brick Colonial: close In
and within. 2 blocks Of schools.
churches and shopping; garage; deep
lot; perfect for large family. Easy
nnanelng; ma .SIM,LDg;s Gsll DI; 1918 tiIl 0 pm
CONTINUED on Next Page3
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APrs. FURNISHED tcopt. J

CONN. AND KALORAMA RD.-Mod.
ern. new. air-condit. studio apt. fol
one man; apt bldg; new kitchen
dinette. blue tile bath; $50: smaller
unit S66. 2014 Kal. I'd. NV. After
S-12 am. Thurs, Friday.
vARNUM ST, nr. Georgia avs
WEE WnED6N 5is CO.. Bath s.a1sdr. ans5 utl Mn o1ff
34ss 14th ST. NV rms, Kit,
Pyft. Pyt. bath; bath; 3rd H.: 500 per mo. Gall
SIS Esi sTd gs7si sr. N.w.-xs.ch.n and M2a S.a-
references. Call DI. 1924 after @
E., CAPITOL, 11os-Attrac. 2 and
3 rm. apts., semipvt. bath: sos and
ssS mo- emDl. adults FIR. 90 2SSss
NICELY FuRN. APT, lr., dr., S.r.,
sect. eony. TO transp. sISt mo.
2ss 80 sth aIPH' 81. S.E.s sss bsms apt, SIM 8 rms,
kouoHhSs99 REaG faRiozsd EsrAfs r. CO.. whj sos
Mass. ave. ne. -19
1885 D ST. Me-, 1st q. and bsnt.,
pvt. bath: 8 bedrms., liv. and kit.
Z or adults. WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE co. 800 Mass. ave. ne.
202s N. CAPITOL ST., l bedrm., kit,
liy. rm.' for married couple. Ho.
DOWNTOWN, same block Burlins-
ton Hotel-2 rooms, pvt. bath, maid
1876 N. ]. ave. N.W.-Furn. apts,,
ready for immed. occupancy: $40
to S62.50. See janitor on premises.
COMPLETELY FURN., 1-rm. studio
apt. for 2; share bath; cooking
facilities; S50-$55. Elk. 4544. Id
CoZY ROOM, near 18th and Penna.
ave. Sc. Light housekeeping fot
couple. Call TR. Obs. 20
Link. APT, 2 rooms, next bath;
also sgl: rm. furn. 1242 21st st.
NV, ME. S79S. -22
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.

1905 III st. NV. Ma. 2346.
COLORED-NR. HOWARD U.-only
s5g5 , . d down and s755 mo-, Golonlsi
Foww brk:. 4 rms; and bath, h..w;h
64a2, SAR, H. 5fc' ses5:: sd: S44o' ewes, &e aE'
coLoREp-ss5o DOWN buys this
lovely Colonial brick home, near
aR af aEs HYMAS SsgSG e. az sa7aD prize s osah Ga
CoLoRED-ss5o DowN-Adams st.
with fireplace, gas h.-w.h., Gear
other features. Call Mr.. Hogan, DI.
4254, with cox d CO.; ewes, RA.
coIoREpz;zLAsGE, I:;,;1 BRICK. Groom
bs@Ss S,sh auto ss ssns R2Rlsh tH
eoMPXNS. e xf5z S.e1a *. ssFS sssFsArE REsAtTY 81.
COLORED-BRICK HOME with 2
complies apts.; full basement with
recreation room, auto. heat. Live
Sps : IRs r RHSrS sia ssA'! ses
CoLoRED-PAYs FOR ITsELF0s-
rm. semidet. brick with complete
private apt. in basement renting
for $50 mo: clean as pin; thor
eon mean Mokney sPsaad asH school, ssa
eall "a. 5924. FRANK s. PHfL-
CoLoREp-sss5 DOWN: nr. fifth
and Oak st.-20-ft,, Colonial row
ik ta n1sf pf.ss rms! slss56 Sat5a aint BakoR I
dGRNSA7a2 az. e7a7. sE' sEc ss7s sT' s44o' -ss Eyes
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NAYLOR GARDENS

We have lust received several more
l and 2-bedrm. units available for
(12x1s). FOYER, DIN. RIM. MOD
ERN KIT, TILE BATH, LARGE
BEDROOMS. AMPLE CLOSETS
Reasonable cash payment ant
monthly payments from S62.15 (al
charges included. COMPARE THESE
PRICES TO ANY OTHERS. One.
unit, S6,750 up. EVERY CONvEN.
FENCE AT HAND Sales ONCE, Ad.
ministration Bldg, corner Naylor I'd
and 30th s,e. Open Sat, SUM-. 1-6
Tues, Thurs, SO.
Exclusive Agents
RE. 1l33. Ewes. GE. 1920.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE
COOPERATIVE APT, 10th st. NV.
Two-bedrm. ultramodern apt; finest
appointments throughout. Priced at
$4,000. Call DI. 1O15 till 8 pm.
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO, INC. 80
VIC. 18th AND r N.W.-l outside
rm.. foyer. kit. bath, elev., switch
board sery.. -S7,500: terms: $1,000
sMyER SPRING, $s,s7s-Modern
2-bedrm., liy. rm., dinette, kit,
and bath, $75.2s month. w. e.
BEERS. sH. 4747; eyes,, 81. s947.
Co-oP., SILVER sPRrNG-Priee
S9.996; large liv. rm., dinette, 3
bedrooms. kitchen and bath; total
monthly payments only S74.S
terms. DI. 1015 till 8 pm, VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. 30