davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
.ASK KAIYA
TOLEDO LIETUVIAMS

(Atkelta is limo pusl.)
vo pecius, ruko kaminai liudy-
dami, kad visur eina darbas,
visur viespatauja geroji dvasia.
Patti mlsu tevynes gamta ir
aplinkuma sudare ramaus, pa
|stovaus kurybinio darbo nuo-
taika. Cia saule nekepina, kad
jos spinduliai uzmustu gyvybe,
ar salciai nespirgina, kaip siau-
res ar rytu krastuose. Cia gieda
|pauksciai, cia geles kvepia, ry-
to rasos gaivina augmenija. Mis-
kai ir buvusios pelkes, israizy-
tos sausinimo kanalais, sudaro
lnepaprastai ramQ, grazQ gam
tos paveiksla.
Kasdien baznyciu varpai gau-
dzia, tai zadindami budeti ir ne
uzmirsti amzinuju ideally, tai
|palydedami musu mirusiuosius
j amzinasti.
Sitokioms tai nuotaikoms ir
vaizdams esant, visi isgirdome,
kaip zemes drebejimo smugl,
kad prie svencioniu perzenge
musu zemes siena svetimos ka-
70 jegos ir labai gausiomis gre
tomis traukia pro Vilniu, Kauna
Vokietijos sienos link.
Visu veidai susirupine del sios
|pries musu axis atsistojusios
|alyvu darzelio taures, kuri ziau-
rial, mirtinai karti. O kiekvie-
nam lietuviui reikejo ir teberei-
kia ja isgerti Xxi dugno.
Gausios gramozdiskai ginkluo-
tos gaujos, kaip 200 myliu sill
binas, judejo pirmyn ir uzemi-
nejo svarbiausias Lietuvos ad-
ministracijos vietas.
Pirmomis dienomis tie dziung-
liu teisiq atstovai uzblokavo
Maskvoje esanti musu uzsieniq
reikalu minister J. Urbsi ir XII
tus ten buvusios musu delega-
cijos atstovus. Isgirdome, kad
suimtas vidaus reikalu ministe-
ris Skucas, dir. Povilaitis, prof.
Voldemaras. Oar keletas dienu
ir jau visuose didesniuose Lie
(Perkelta j 3-cia pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
.L|ETUvIU ARCHYvAS
(Atkelta is LIMO puslapio

(Atkelta is LIMO puslapio
Gyve turejo ziuret o bsau rgn kol sulaukdavo savo
mies ees. Monoms padegtq kudikius,
vokskej banda uos mesdavo atgal ugn veik dena
diej barbara vykde a bais egzekuca k gyvnus
zuo 0yVeno nesep neDego mes nleko pka nebuvo pada
tode kad neto to kaimo partanu vazuojan
nukauti vokeeiai"
Viniaus radofone drbe samonng r dasus ietuviai
kecu apgave keis kartus
Vniaus radja aisvaam pasauu perdave kaia nformaca
ape svyru zudynes krtai Vniaus radofonas visa voke
|ip okupacos aka ssemngai eke pasauu dokumentines
informacas pirmoe eee engdamesi nformuoti Londona
Vokieciai to vsai nesuprato.)
1e41 gruodzio IL d. rausas vokiecu karuomenes
das Ketes isake:
"Fiureri bausm5, g gyvos
gavos prievartos dab gall akom
au r sulakancio ibaugnno gall butt paekta k
arba priemoner kurios nusialtuso
nepaaisketu nuatusiojo Vokieja
Prdedamos nstruhcos persekoma nuskauo atnka
rerio nuomone JOS yra 10 patvirtntos"
Sta "tvarka" Viiniue Paneruose Kaune prize devntoo
foro ir kur Lietuvoe euvia kta das ga
bnta koncenracjo stovykas kZ) Vokejoe ypac Stutt-
lhofa prie Gdansko (Dancgo).
Lietuvos Antinacrts Rezstencos buv Potinu Kaliniu
centro vadyba apskaiciavo kad 295OO eu yra kan
kecu kajmuose il koncentracijos sovyklose Z) kuru
|per 5000 zuvo.
Didysis Lieuvos r kitty Europos Rytu vastybu nlvizi
torus minister's Rytp krastams Alfred Rosen
begas 1912 apkrco Voketos Darbo posedye
pareiske visuotini del to pastenknima:
ypatngai valdymo forma
kada norma (reMka letuvu Ryp Europo
tautas. - j. L. pavergt.'
Letuvu tautos snaiknmui paspartnt ia sbaskant jos
dar isnaudojant voieeiu kao pamoe 1912 balanzo
20 ddy antrass po Stano pasaulo vergu prky Voket
jos "darbo ministers' Sauckes slaptai isake
"Jeigu nepavyksa ekaigo gaui
uojau mobizuo prievarta
atskiru isipareigojmu"
situo vergos sukurimu visa aka Voketon uzdarytuose
prekinuose vagonuose buvo vezami lietuviai.
Dals isveztuju turejo butt darbu r badu sunaknt1
patvaresni r sveikesn moterys sugeanzuoti
rugsejo d. Sauckelis pareske, ..as is ~
"2 Fureri iakma yra rareikes noa siu
butu gemanizuota.
"3 po netu Europoje butt $50 mlionu
vokiskai kabanciu znonu"
Kap 1941 rusai begdam is Letuvos turejo isakyma
vlska sunaikin tap ygia 1914 As traukdames
ciai Letuva vee yrumu zona Buvo specaos naintoju
padegk komandos kuros syksca sunaikno Vnu Kauna
tus Dzosos bel Mazosios Leuvos anapus Nemuno
N krasta sandien rusai yra apese Leuvos pavere
Rusijos kolonja)
Vokeciai buvo sudare ypanga kruopca ssema kick ga
lint daugau isnaudoti uzna kraa zygo Letuva svakare
Goeringas saptu saymu pazymetu Berlin Jni 1941
state:
"Paga furerio ayha butnai pialo
greitai pnai isnaudo
skuausa vokiecu
maisu is uzmtl kastl "Prmausia
kad uzmtie kra<ta ka kick galma greciau
tvarka atstatyt ju uk Tvarka
Perkelta 3-cia pusapD
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-10-06

Start with the ad in the upper left hand col
umn follow through to the last ad the page,
and you will have the inside story on timely week.
end specials, new merchandise and buying hints.
Read shopping Around Town every Friday
night = you'll be money ahead. Happy Shopping!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
'41,S75 TeIevision Sets
Valued atS13,S18,750.
Sold Here in 1949
By Edword e. Stone

During 1949 total of 41,875
television sets, valued at $685.
$50, were sold in Washington, &C
cording to the annual report of
the Electric Institute, just distrib-
uted by William G. Hills, manag-
ing director. The report also listed
sales of 55,876 radios, valued at
$5,587, 500.
In the same period 1926
vacuum cleaners were sold, with
valuation of 1892 $50, and 3d.
118 refrigerators, valued at So
335 400. Electric ranges were also
in lively demand. with 4,142 sales
reported, at valuation of $1,242.-
600.
The report discloses a lively de-
mand for electric washers, with
2l,799 sales involving $5,013,770.
Home freezers, ironers. roasters
and dish washers played their
part in boosting household equip
ment sales to total of $46.376,150
in the territory served by the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co.
Banker Ends Long Service.
Warren M. Goddard. former
president of the Virginia Bankers
Association and vice president of
the State Planters Bank & Trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Business Briefs

Business inventories totaled
$5312 billion on January 81 VS..
$4,000 million a month earlier
and $4,000 million a year earlier
Commerce Department.
Automobile Production in the
United States last week included
96,849 cars and 23,004 trucks VS..
$4,000 and 22,569 in the previous
week and 84.484 and 24,617 in the
like 1949 week-Ward's Automo-
tive Reports.
Steel Mill Operations in the
Youngstown District will rise
sharply in the coming week-Asso-
ciated Press. Mills will be operat-
ing at nearly 100 per cent of
capacity by the end of this coming
week.
Wholesale Price Index of the
Bureau of Labor Statistics stood at
152 per cent of the 1926 average
on March Z, a drop of 0.4 per cent
from week earlier. a gain of 0.3
per cent from four weeks earlier,
but "A per cent below a year
earlier.
Stop & Shop. Inc, declared a
quarterly dividend of Is cents a
common share. payable April /.
Previous quarterly payments were
Is cents. The company paid 10
cent extras in October, 1949, and
last January.
American Diaries, Inc, declared
an extra dividend of so cents and
regular quarterly of Is cents,
both payable March Is, raising
payments for the year ended
March 81 to 81 VS.. 81 in the pre-
vious year.
Briggs Mfg. Co. earned $13,-
395,568 or 1888 a share in 1949
VS.. $10,516,623 or $40 in the
previous year.
New England Electric System
net income was 1885, 900 or $1.41
in 1949 VS.. $7,204,806 or $1.0S in
1948.
Northern Indiana Public Service
Co. earned $6.858, 726 In 1949 VS..
$6,029,153 in the previous year.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
reported a deficit of $590,136 for
January VS.. a loss of 81 ,220.972 in
the same 1949 month.
II. L. Green Co. net income for
IL months ended January 81 was
$4,949,549 or s4.14 VS.. $5.942, 046
or s497 in the preceding fiscal
period. - =.
Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.
earned $3.096.888 or 1881 in 1949
VS.. $5,396,958 or 1894 in the pre-
vious year,
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
net income for 1949 was $2,284,3 81
or $500 VS.. s3,062,555 or 5000
IN 1948. - n
Publicker Industries. Inc, earned
$2,012,348 or SO cents in 1949 VS..
$13,664.439 or s5.84 in the pre-
vious year.
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc,
profit for "a weeks ended Febru-
airy II was $1,140,663 or SO cents
VS.. $2,559.403 or $2.09 in the like
period a year earlier.
Wyandotte Worsted Co. earned
$1,741,877 or $3.50 in the year
ended November 80 VS.. 1884, 064
or $3.15 in the previous year.
Columbia Pictures, Corp. had
net income of $945, 900 or $1.22 in
six months ended December 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
VS.. $148,o0o in the same 1s48

VS.. $148,O00 in the same 1948
period.
Globe Union Co. earned 81, 601, =
683 or 1854 in 1949 VS.. $1,117,303
or SLIT in the previous year.
Lambert Co. net profit for 1949
was 81, 706,012 or 1928 VS.. $1,415,-
982 or $1.90 in 1913.
Crucible Steel Co. earned ST.
$4,000 in 1949 VS.. 1886, 900 in
the previous year.
Prentice Hall, Inc, net income
for 1949 was $1,899,507 or Sl.97
VS.. s1,7l2,830 or s1.78 in 194S.
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp.
earned $1,10S.829 or 1922 in 1949
VS.. s1,595,372 or 1894 in the
previous year.
Barker Bros. Corp. net income
for 1949 was $685. or $2.98 VS..
$2,011,875 or $500 in 1948.
Symington- Gould Corp. earned
$668.441 or Sc cents in 1949 VS..
1882. 404 or % cents in the previ-
GUS year.
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc,
had profit of $603,759 or 81 cents
in 1949 VS.. $4,001,1 100 or $3.78 in
1e4s.
Marion Power Shovel Co. earned
$589,477 in 1949 VS.. $1,332,0 in
the previous year.
Basic Refractories, Inc, net in
come for 1949 was $574,988 or
$1.64 VS.. s611,8 O6 or SITS in 1913.
Union Twist Drill Co. earned
$486.041 or $3.50 in 1949 VS.. ST.
152, 100 or $6.01 in the previous
year.
Plomb Tool Co. net income for
1949 was $193,915 or g. cents VS..
$620,171 or $199 in 1948.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Baltimore Markets
Livestock Market,


cattle-compared last week. all classes
generally steady; Few lots and load
sood and shoiee s 6o si pound slsqgh
and good grade steers, 24.75-26.50; few
20. 75;, odd lots average-medium. 24.00;
sprinklins good and choice heifers, "a 90
3.90: common and medium mainly 1900
$3.50; Gamer and cutter heifers, 90
1880; odd head lots, high-sood and choice,
young beef cows on heifer order, 81 so
35o: bulk S,day supply good COWS 1874
1900; Gamers and cutters. .13,00-15 90:
odd head high-good beef bulls to "a 90;
eooa 20 oe most p y weeks sup Dpy
Sucker ea and faeder ses sna se4S
CaiyesScompared last week: Generally
showing full downturn. Weeks top, 81 90;
choice veaiers, 35.oo-ss. 90; common mon and and
s saIls; II oo Il 900; few very light culis
Hoss-compsred last week: Mostly g
cents d Lovers oos on 1es nsrrows and gts top OF
spots to 50 cents lower Todsys top e and
BULK nulk sood and CHOICE lsosao-pound bar
weiehts, 1870 down: 1ao-i4o pounds,
= * 25, y lt0-Ie0 pounds 15;5o-l6.9o:
400 pe Dean0s moss soSS nood
4Oo-5O0 pounds. 1300-13. 80; heavier
weights downward from 1880. according
to weisht and an condition; s.ags, 200
bage-fed hogs, 1.50-2.00 under price OF
same weight grainfedS
Sheep-Compared last week: Wooled
SLAUGHTER lambs and ewes nominally un,
chansed. Lambs were virtually absent
each day. Odd head Gull to good wooled
ewes. S.00-13.00; choice quoted to 400.
Grain Market.
Plour-Receipts. 2o,ss1 1oo-pound
sacks
Wheat-Receipts, 1851 bushels; ship
ments. 35.937 bushels; stocks, 3.560.135
bushels No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot,
domestic. 2.23h:. March o.o3ls; No. 3
red winter sarlicky. SPOT. 2.1SR
Corn-Receipts, S0.636 bushels; ship
ments. 1890 bushels; stocks, 3,677,079
bushels
oats--Receipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks. 101 .444 bushels. No quotations
meme; stocks, 439.515 bushels
Rye-Receipts. none: shipments, none;
stocks. 244110 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments
none: stocks. BOB 927 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 81 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Bond Prices Improve,
With Selected Rails
And Transifs LEADING
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-THE
bond market leaned forward a
trifie today under modest demand
for a selected list of rails and
transits. Gains were generally
small, however, and most all
groups had a certain number of
losers, particularly the industrials.
Issues of the New York Metro
politan area transit companies
held the spotlight most of the
time. Hudson & Manhattan in
come SIS raced up "a points to
3612 on total sales of $150,000,
par value, and the transit sys-
TENS refunding SIS were up a
fraction at SO, also on fair sales.
Bonds of the Third Avenue
Railway, another New York City
carrier, were in demand. The
adjustment SIS closed UP a point
at % and the As were up u at
591a.
A. T. g. T. Issues Higher.
Elsewhere, plus marks were be-
hind loans of American Tele-
phone, Baltimore g. Ohio Rail
road, Chesapeake & Ohio and
Burlington. The Missouri Pa
cific group about held its own as
did the New York Central and
New Ravens.
Central of Georgia As were
slapped down IL points to 53A
on light offerings. st. Paul bonds
lost ground along with issues of
Rio Grande Western and South
ern Pacific.
There was no business in Gov
eminent bonds and the foreign
list was quiet. Sales of $1,870,-
900 compared with 81 ,420, 900 last
Saturday.
A steady flow of business that
varied little from day to day kept
corporate bond prices little
changed during the week.
The end of the coal strike made
scarcely a ripple in the market
when it had been expected to
to produce sharp upward bound.
Rail Average Up Slightly.
The Associated Press average of
20 rails stood at 95.4 at the close
Of trading Saturday, up i from
the level of the previous Saturday.
Utility bonds were off i of a point
on average over the same period,
while industrials were down 2 and
at a 1850 low.
Turnover totaled $3,6so,000 on
Monday. $3,900,0O0 Tuesday.
$3,690,00e Wednesday. $3,620,00
Thursday and $3,770,000 Friday.
Among the most active issues
were those of Hudson g. Manhat-
tan Railroad, the rapid transit
line linking New York and North
ern New Jersey. The Interstate
Commerce Commission authorized
the line to raise its fares to Is
cents from 10 cents and in the
three ensuing sessions the income
IS jumped 67s points to 34A and
the refunding SIS were up 2A at
6734.
United States Treasury bonds
lost a little ground in overtime
counter trading during the week.
Few losses. however, ran above
u of point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12


clation of Reserve City Bankers
Many years ago he was head OF
Richmond Chapter. American In
stitute of Banking. He got his
first banking job in 1904.
Capital Store Sales Firm.
Department store sales in Wash
ington are running very close to
last years record, the Richmond
Reserve Bank reports. Sales for
the week ending March 4 were !
per cent under the like l949 pc
Rod and Is per cent under the
previous week this year. Cumula-
tive sales were unchanged in the
four weeks ending March 4 COM
pared with a year ago.
The weeks sales in the fifth
district were down 2 per cent from
last year and per cent from the
previous week. Fifth district sales
since January l are off per cent
President Truman made no.
table event at the White House OF
the repayment by the Home Own
ers Loan Corp. Of $26 100000 to
the Federal Treasury on the $780,
000, 900 advanced by the Govern
ment in 1888 as capital stock.
The President presented re-
ceipt to William K. Divers. chair
man of the Home Loan Bank
Board, others participating. in the
ceremony including Treasury Sec
rotary John w. Snyder. j. S,
Baughman, general manager
Hole: Raymond M. Foley. hous-
ing administrator; j. A. Adams
and o. K. LaRoque. members OF
the Home Loan Bank Board. and
John F. Fahey. former chairman
The President praised accom-
plishments Of the Hole in the
housing program. 81 -
Electricity Sales Decline.
Warm weather hit electricity
sales in February, Potomac Elec-
trio Power officials reported yes
terday. Total sales in the District
amounted to 122 ,439.497 kilowatt-
hours, a decline of 568.036 XVIII. OF
0.46 per cent. Residential sales
were down as were sales to rail-
roads and railways.
Total sales in the District in
the first two months of this yeal
were up 0.69 per cent over 1919
Outside sales were up 9.4 per cent
making a gain in total sales Of
3.16 per cent, the report stated
National Airlines has inaugu.
rated a regular music feature or
flights between New York, Wash.
ington, Miami and Havana.
Heard in Financial District.
Thomas w. Spicer will addres.
Washington Chapter, Nationa
Association of Cost Accountants
at a dinner meeting at the Shera.
ton Hotel Wednesday night. He i.
an expert on cost accounting.
Robert L. Garner, vice president
of the World Bank, is on a months
tour of South Africa and Northern
and Southern Rhodesia, being &C
companied by John M. Penton
loan officer, and John H. Collier
economist.
Trusts and Estates says Hudson
Fund, Inc, has retained the Fidu.
ciary Trust Co. of New York as
investment adviser, first invest.
ment trust to make such a move
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
is publishing a railroad 'rithme.
tic" for school use, two volumes
filled with facts around railroads
edited by Miss Olive w. DENIM.
and containing suggestions by TIT
Washington School Board.
Lanston Monotype sold at 20 or
the Washington Stock Exchange
yesterday. on a 100-share turn.
over, unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

Tbs index today declined to $50 SO,
compared with 10000 on Friday.
Gar Wood Industries, Inc, had
Q deficit Of $742,454 in 194s VS..
net income of $126.538 or cents
q share in the previous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

Co. OF Rich
mond, retired a
few days ago
after 46 years
in finance. He
is a personal
friend of many
District bank
officials.
Mr.. Goddard
formerly was
with the Fed
eral Reserve
Bank of Rich
mond and active
in the ABA
ond the A SS0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

Rates of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
tion Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included
pit pd Part paid. ur Under rule. war War
rants Wv With warrants. XIV without
warrants. Also extra or extras. Plue
clared or paid SO far. this year. Payable
In stock estimated cash value on ex-divi-
dend date Paid. last year. h Declared
k Declared or paid this year, an accumu-
lative. issue with dividends In arrears
. Paid this year, dividend omitted deferred
ing. rDeclared 1919, payable In 1850.
Liquidating dividend. z Payable In stock.
exact cash value undetermined on declara-
ton data.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

~ Saturdays Trading n Washington Exchange,
LanSton Monotype-50 at 90: at al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. II R.-Cotton flu
lures were irregular today. Trading vol
uIne was small and most of the activity
involved evening up for over the week end
The sharp advance which occurred late
months, which are easy. Deferred deliy.
cries were in continued demand from COM
mission houses and held relatively steady.
tinued to be predicated on trade belief
that. cotton production this year will be
smaller as result of smaller acreage
and the threat Of weevil infestation.
Futures closed 40 to 55 cents bale
lower than the previous. close, !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Washington Stock Exchange
TRANSACTIONS ON

lRerort Compiled Exchange OmcialsJ
ON WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR YEAR 1850 UP tt
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY. MARCH TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Mar. II lPl.-Three COM
wholesale commodity index sank TO new
lows of the year this week--and the in
The index as whole, covering 35 I'M
portant wholesale commodity prices, de-
clined slightly to 100. 90 on Friday from
16l.05 a week earlier and compared with
1851 a year earlier. The base year of
1925 equals 100.
The groups touching lows were live
stock, textiles and non-ferrous metals.
Food and grains and cotton posted minor
advances.
Fridays index. with comparable figures
for q week ago and q year ago, follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12

MlddIfnE SpOt, 3 .b,Jn,
Cottenseed OIL Futures.
Bleachsble cottonseed oil futures closed
unchanged to s lower; sales. 125 con-
tracts. March. 14.95b; May. 14.f5b: July
14.5Sb: September, 14o0b; October
1889; December. 13.51b.
Bid. n Nominal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
BOND SUMMARY

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.b
A selected list Of active bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
uirh rnv Tloke cbo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-12
CURB SUMMARY

FURNISHED by the Associated Press.)
A selected list of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange. showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1950-10-31
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ARL.-Nicsly furn. rm.. twin beds;
man. Cali ow. sz41 after $50 pm.
bsh py hoMs 5rsskas Tm opsiona psSs
va. t DEL GSnHRi RAY pa; sEc.8sl.h.k. St4s room
eaIi esI essl eath e e per saasSs Wssk' for 6
CH. CHI. MD.-Semibsmt. studio
rm.; pvt. entr., bath, kit. laund.
priyl.: gent. OIL. 5177. 81
kENSINGTON X AREA-Nice sunny
room. sgle. or dble., in country
home; sgle.. So; dbie.. S13. 10.
ALEX, BEVERLY HILLs-Attrac-
tive rm:. newly decor; pvt. home;
dble. bed; conv. Pentagon. TIE. 5736.
TAKoMA PARK, 10 Grant ave: Q
front bedrms.; " blk. .transp. and
stores. 81. $3.50 after z pm. 81
CHEVY CHASE-Sitting room, pvt.
bath, bedroom. pvt. entrance; i or 2
adults; S65 mo. WI. 1878. .
HYATTSVILLE-Att rm.. next
to bath; lady only; conven. trans.
unllm. phone; S25 mo. Wa. 1858.
Evening star., 1950-10-31
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.

BROoKLAND-1411 Newton st. ne;
large sunny room, next bath; pvt.
ahs hsms TfNsEssEE sSs @s LA AVE- sE4s9s1 S.E-Ixe
front rm. nr. bath; dble. bed; extra
lge. closet: cony. carlines; un-
limited phone; pvt. residence; gentle
LARGE ROOM. pvt. bath; convenient
transportation; gentleman preferred.
Ice. FRONT RM.. employed girl;
phone. laundry and breakfast priv
11s ilsses; REo5E ~ mo 1s,Wsn Va 2e5g .&I val
aomfertab1e aanfe a5Gnt room next to bath
1iie Z ST. 81. N.E.-Furn. rm.. bright.
sss MARYLAND AvE.ENice S' sgle I
nm; conv; transp.; reasonable; gem
,ssn ;ssmisi 1sHERwooD Ell oeG5 sr-1srse, S front
bedrm.. next bath, newly redec..
nicely furn.; ssle., or dble. AT. 1911
412 7th ST. N.E.-Men, l or 2, front
rm., nicely furn.. Beauty-Rest matt.
es eaih on 1Tnsss sTsns nTsrls T sse sss ho9s si
2416 18th ST. NE. G2th and R. /.
ave. n.e.)-Double and single rms,
accom-. or 3. pvt. bath. tel. and
laund. privil.. S25 mo. ca. DU. 2eei.
MASTER BEDRM., twin beds; sci
rm.; adj. bath; pvt. family; meals
optional; nr. transp. LA. 6-62S5.
LGE. FRONT BEDRM., pvt. bath; un-
I'm. phone; "a block to bus. HU.
CoL0RED-918 C ST. Me- large
double room and 2 single rooms for
employed couple. Ii. 7-S92O.
COLoRED LOVELY FURN RM.;
home privil; good transp. LA.
COLORED-RM. FOR COUPLE, with
or without children. or settled empl.
men. Home privileges. LA. 6-73SS.
COLORED NICELY FURNISHED
room, next to bath. in private home,
Tor man. Please state reference. Ii.
3-4143 after 6.3O. 3
COLORED-I ROOM TO RENT to
working couple or refined gentle
man. Call LU. 1897 before 2 pm.