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Evening star., 1951-12-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. II R.-Foreigr
in dollars. Others. in cents}: Ivan
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market 2h. per cent discount or 81 .93sl
United States cents. up "a of a cent
up oil cents; Great Britain 30-day fu
lures, unquoted; Great Britain 60-day fu
lures, unauoted; Great Britain g0-da,
UNCHANGED; France franc 2S5s Of cent
unchanged; Holland (suilder) 26.32, u
.02 of cent; Italy Qira) 1914 of
cent unchanged; Portugal (escudo) g. 49,
unchanged; Sweden 0rona) 1885. un
changed; Switzerland tfranc) QreeJ 20 .90
unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina {free) 7.o5
unchanged: Brazil free) $50. unchanged
Mexico 1I.57. UNCHANGED; Venezuel
(bolivar) 30.03. unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880. un
changed.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
M. Y. Bond Market

furnished by the Associated Pfess.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Evening star., 1951-12-17

Hourly Sales On the RxehanEs Today:
| l 90 am. 2lo 600 ~ w noon 500 ooc
100 u.m. $50 600 200 u.m. 600 ooC
tUnit Of trading 10 Shares sIn bank
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi.
disbursements ii based on the last ousrteris
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
II Ex rishts. . Also extra or extras. 5 PIu,
stock dividend. Cash or stock. Q Paid
last year. Payable in stock estim ateC
clared or paid so far this year. q De
clared or paid after stock dividend ol
| split-up. K Declared or paid this year ar
rears. p Paid this year, dividends omitted
deferred or no action taken at last djvi-
dend meeting. wDeelared or paid II
dividend. zPayable in stock, exact cash
salue undetermined on declaration cate.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, Dec. II R.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1951-12-17
MetuI Quotations

NEW YORK, Dec. II O9.-spot non.
% cents 3 pound. connscficut valley. Lead
Gents . pound East st Louis. Tin, 81 %;
4 pound, New York AZ PITTSBURGH, scray
, steel No. / heavy was quoted at 1890.
, 1951-03-27
Ohio
Continued From Page 1

mittee for hearings. The action
came last night after State Rep.
Lowell Fess, sponsor of the bill,
threatened to hold up action on
the bill to investigate subver-
sive activities in Ohio until the
FEPC bill was assigned.
The FEPC bill, which would
set up a state commission to
curb discrimination in employ
ment on the basis of race, creed
or color, has been bottled up in
the reference committee for
some time.
Fess is scheduled to appear
at a mass public rally for FE-
PC in Dayton Wednesday night
with Champ Ezzard Charles.
The public rally will be held at
s pm. in the Central YWCA
Auditorium, Third and Wilker-I
son SITS.
, 1951-03-27
Marshall Is Praised

NEW YORK, March 27-Chief
Counsel Thurgood Marshall of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People has
been commended by the NAACP
board of directors for "~extraor-
binary courage, intelligence and
skill with which he accomplished
his fruitful mission to Japan and
Korea" to investigate the treat
ment of Negro %servicemen.
, 1951-03-27

Charles Lefty" Thomas of 674
S. Gettysburg Ave-, and Troy Da-
Wis of 1641 Home Ave-, were fin
ed $40 and costs each for having
numbers in their possession.
KENNETH JONES of II Brown
ST., a taxi driver, told police he
was robbed of 1850 by a passen-
ger while driving him to the West
Side. According to Jones, he pick
ed the man up at the Union
Station and was told to go to
Fifth and Mound SITS. Arriving
there, he was told to drive through
an alley and then into Mathews
Lane, where his fare pulled a gun
and demanded the money and fled
from the scene.
, 1951-03-27
Quartet In Concert

The Big Four Quartet of Mt.
Enon Baptist Church will appear
in concert at 1880 pm. Wednes-
day in the Lutheran Church, "a
81 Germantown st. The program
is sponsored by the Philippi Bap-
fist Church, of which the Rev. J.
F. Radford is pastor.
, 1951-03-27

drugstore and often aided him by
feeding him at tn counter at her
own expense" He is being held for
breaking and entering. According
to Johnson, he is married and left
his wife in Oakridge, La. He has
been in Dayton for a year and
four months.
CHARGED WITH shoplifting a
skirt valued at 1915 and one Paul
Sachs original, valued at 1925
from the Elder & Johnson store,
Bernice B. Richardson of 1928
Home Ave. was fined 500 and
costs with 80 days in the Work
house by Municipal Judge Paul
Sherer.
X X X
CLARENCE HICKS of GOA Ran
dolph St. was fined $50 and costs
for driving while drunk and an
other fine Of. $25 and costs for
resisting a police officer. Kelly
Amy of 4376 Springfield St. was
fined 500 and costs for the
same offense and three months in
the workhouse (suspended).
BEN WHITE Of 1923 S. Perry
St., charged with stealing 200
pounds of coal from a West Side
coal yard was fined 5000 and
costs and a suspended sentence OF
80 days in the Workhouse. Steven
Alexander of GA S. Williams st.
was fined $25 and costs for pro-
noting a game of chance (gamb-
ling). Ten others were fined 20
each as participants in the game.
, 1951-03-27
A Scores VA
For Discrimination

NEW. YORK, March 27.-Citing
the shocking discrimination" by
the Veterans Administration in the
the use of it's hospital facilities
and in employment, Walter White,
executive secretary of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, has writ
ten to President Truman urging
him to make sweeping correct
ions" in the policies and practices
of the Veterans Administration.
, 1951-03-27
Nuzurene Missionary
Circle Meets TONIGHT

The Nazarene Missionary Circle
of the Tabernacle Missionary So
ciety will hold a meeting at 1880
pm. Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Mary Tillman, 818 Wherefore
Pl.
New officers of the circle are
Mrs. Mary Sanford, leader; Mrs.
Rosa Farr, assistant leader; Mrs.
Mary Tillman, secretary; Mrs.
Sarah Davis, assistant secretary,
and Mrs. RoXie Richardson, trea-
surer.
, 1951-03-27
Questions Eliminated

NEW YORK, March 27- All
questions on race, color and
national origin have been eliminat-
ed from application blanks for ad-
mission to all units of all colleges,
universities and junior colleges III
New York State.
, 1951-03-27
Willie

Continued from Page II
was taken under the Herman Ave.
bridge and beaten by another
youth, who has already pleaded
guilty and been sentenced in the
Municipal Court on a charge of
assault. According to Williams,
Jackson (known as Bob Jackson)
called the police after accusing
Williams of making a date" with
a waitress at the restaurant. Will
liams said the police officers also
participated in the brutal beating.
THE DAILY EXPRESS learned
today that criminal cases against
the two policemen will come up
shortly in the Municipal Court.
The officers, who were forced to
, 1951-03-27
Police bIotter
Concluded from page 1

SOACl00CA 4AVAh IOoS
CHARGED WITH THE theft OF
$40 and items of value from re-
sidents of 287 Kinnard Ave-, ia
son Cortez johnson, alias &C."
% of II S. Woodwork Ave-, was
arrested by Detective Sgt. James
B. Hogan and Detective John AL
len on the complaint Of Miss Grace
Thomas of 287 Kinnard Ave-, who
told The Daily Express, she "felt
sorry for johnson, and since he
was unable to get employment, she
had given him money on several
occasions just to help him out"
She said she was a waitress at a
, 1951-03-27
Funeral Services Set
For John Miller, 81

Funeral Services for John Mill
er, 81, will be held at IL noon
Wednesday in the McLin Funeral
Chapel, 1870 Germantown ST.,
with the Rev. Reed R. Hagans of
Mt. Enon Baptist Church officiat-
ing. Burial will be in the Vet
Grams Administration Cemetery.
Friends may view the body until
time of the services.
A native of Vicksburg, Miss, he
lived at 1888 Germantown st.
There are no survivors.
, 1951-03-27

The first daily in the United
States appeared in Philadelphia
in 1884.
, 1951-03-27

Thomas Paine was a leading
journalist during the American Re-
volution.
, 1951-03-27

Wyoming had a newspaper in
1869 before it became a territory.
, 1951-03-27

ild1luS,
We long for something better.
resign from the Division of Police
after the incident, have demanded
a jury trial.
According to former Judge
Mason Douglass, counsel for
Williams, damage suits against
participants in the beating are
taking the usual course. "There
is no unusual delay" he told an
Express reporter. "The cases
are not ready for assignment on
the dockets as yet. They are TAX
ing the usual course according
to the laws of our state. There
are hundreds of other cases
which have priority on the dock
et."
Judge Douglass gained fame as
a brilliant lawyer in civil rights
cases when he represented a Ne
gro several years ago who had
been forced off a Greyhound Bus
because he refused to be segregat-
ed.
, 1951-03-27

THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL
ONE of Kentucky's finest hotels.
Daily rate: single $3.50, double
$500. Bath. Always a room.
2516 w. Madison St. Phone
Cypress 1926. Louisville, IL,
KY.
, 1951-03-27
Cry For Pity

By William Henry Huff for AMP
We never could have faith in those
Who look and cry for pity;
Why not put on them babies
clothes
And fill their mouths with fifty?
Nor have we use for those who
fear
Their backs are made Of jelly;
They're like the snake, whose hiss
we hear, i
That crawls upon his belly,
Some other things we cannot
stand,
But they are here to fetter-
Those Uncle Toms with hats in
hands;
We long for something better.
, 1951-03-27

FOR RENT-Furnished room with
private kitchen (modern) for
working couple. tai
, 1951-03-27

WI WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-8161. Evenings
Ra-2O23. tt
, 1951-03-27

FOR Rents room furnished a.
partment for couple. FU-3993
t-48
, 1951-03-27

LOST Horn-rimmed mems
glasses at Farm Dell Club OIL
Swats Club. Reward. MElrose
1869. tt
, 1951-03-27

RELIABLE MOTHER-Will keep
children in my home. FU-3994
t-50
, 1951-03-27

ROOM FOR RENT room for
working couple. Mi-7113 TAG
, 1951-03-27

ROOM FOR RENT Room to
share for man. Kitchen privi-
leges. HE-4716. TAG
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Lending Increase Approved
For Export-Import Bank
BY the Assoeiaied Press

A bill increasing the lending
authority of the Governments
Export Import Bank from $3.5
billion to $4.5 billion, and extend
ing the banks life five years be-
Iyond June 80. 1853. was passed
without opposition in the Senate
yesterday.
The measure now goes to the
House.
President Truman had asked
/ the 81 billion increase to enable
the bank to make loans to aid the
economic progress of friendly ma
tions and for the development of
strategic materials abroad.
Evening star., 1951-09-08
Suit on Short Line
Mail Rates Filed

The Federal Government late
yesterday brought suit in District
Court seeking to set aside an or
der of the Interstate Commission
of last September. which granted
increases to 10 short-line railways
for mail service.
A majority of the lines are un-
derstood to be electrically oper-
ated and are said to run COM
paratively short distances. Two
of the railways, according to the
complaint, are the nearby Wash
ington g. Old Dominion Railroad
and the Baltimore g. Annapolis
Railroad. Most of the others are
in the Midwest.
The suit said it was being flee
under direction of the Attorney
General and on the request of the
Postmaster General. 1t names the
ICC as defendant.
The complaint contends that
although an earlier finding indi-
Gated revenues received by the
railways involved were sufficient
the ICC order granted increase!
ranging from 37l2 to 100 per cent
The suit contends the ICC order
was both arbitrary and capricious
4 A spokesman for the Post Office
Department said mail service wa:
Evening star., 1951-09-08

discontinued last June by the
Washington g. Old Dominion
Railroad, operating between Lees
burg and Alexandria. Mail serv-
ice by the Baltimore g. Annap-
oils. line was discontinued last
yeaf.: the spokesman said. The ICC
order. he said, made increases
retroactive.
The suit bears the signatures of
Attorney General McGrath, United
States Attorney George Morris
Fay and of several additional
Government counSelS.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
cAuLE 6 LIVESTOCK

PASTURE FOR GRAZING. also mod
ern stable; both for rent. Ashton
SHEEP; 7 ewes, / young ram and /
FAIRHILL FARM, olney, Md. Ash
one GUERNSEY COW and heifer
Daleview 9123. -5
CHESTNUT JUMPER, 16 hands high;
mare. 13 hands; pony mare, black
4 yrs. old; all very ,reas. priced
GoOLSBY, Rte. /. Box 213. Alex.
stop light TEA in Alex. a' on iiIa Mt. rye Vernon non
hwy. May be seen Sat, 3 to g pm
25 HEAD SHETLAND PONIES, 81
head saddle horses; 2 miles west OF
=, Meeting House "a; intersection, 5
weeks; pee1asv,,,6 6oarsi a1oo S25; sows' $40
BLHcK IN5fSs1Fif THoRoBRED. R9Ss 5-saited ma mare
SIXTEEN dairy cows cows. 8 to fresRer R
this fall, springing heifers. FA
MARE. work or ride: 1 spotted mare
good for children. FA. 1906. E5
BROWN MARE. ISL. has hunted
shown successfully by juniors. Z yrs
old: reas. Call Fairfax I5l, Il
HORSE, chestnut bay, with or without
saddle and bride. Call before pm
20 HERR HEREFoRD' OR '0A AND ANGUS coz cows
and calves; calves $50 to 400
pounds; $500. w. ]. HINES, Ash
ton 5241. =
BEAUTIFUL registered saddle-bred
mare, gentle, yet plenty of style;
perfect for lady to ride; 5000. Can
any evening after 8 pm, ask for
MR.. or MRS. SHREVE, FA. 1854
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

YEARLY GUESTS in refined home,
IL miles east. of D. c.; all con-
yeniences:, Address Locust Hill, !"
14O9 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
for men; good food; early break
fast optional; TV. MI. 2740. -
THE MAR LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and young men. Water, phones
in rooms; showers; excellent board.
g.
NV. SECTION-Suitable for 2 empl.
young ladies. twin beds. home privi-
leges; S25 week ee-.. ia. 46S5.
69sl NINTH ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
twin bedrm.. delicious meals. GE.
eo0I COLUMBIA RD.-Near Conn.
ave. Nice rooms; good meals, young
Govt. employees. CO. $3.50. ~
ALEXANDRIA-Priv rm., with ex-
sfassp sssns Psas e pstss tSE s0ucns Can @ TR
Evening star., 1951-08-04

JAMES FEED STORE. $40 K st. NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds. baby chicks
New NRRGSi'fzA HAMPPsaRE MsHPPsgaiff nT PuL2ETs 22Ss s1eI
each. Hens, suitable for baking OF
stewing. ST 80 each. Riggs rd., Boz
30, Rt. ], Hyattsville, Nd. S. e. M
FARM. SH 0294. %
500 CAPONS, s wks. old, bar. anC
Whe RfseTKes ReGK Will xoTs BE agaia0s naW peois Ads
price son large orders. o. G.. MAX
WELL; hsnham; No No VA; l545:
old. $1.35. and ST .65 ca. Capons
S wks. old. S1.50 ca. o. G.. MAX.
Evening star., 1951-08-04

TILE-Interlocki plastic and alu-
minum tile for bathrooms, Kitchens;
NV Md, vi e6sS aSSlEA or WI io 47se' 5e'ne5aa
TIRES, s., FireStone super balloon,
black-wall. low pressure, size 7.10x-
15; worth S26.19 each with tax;
will sacrifice for $50 each. GE. 6025.
TIREs-Four. s.5ox15. $40 ea., sac
seti set tSaE. esT 81 s,29Fi5 4sB4 WV SIS. sos
TIRES (4j, GOODYEAR, white sidewall,
20 1:9ox15' "a good cond.; price. $40.
TIRES E ! 7.ooxI5 xd5, C4); practically new
TRANSIT LEVEL. brand new. Berger.
complete tripod and case; $77.50.
MAX Ma zWE1G SONS. e37 D St. NV.
TRUNKS. one lge., . small and sew
eral pieces luggage. Made in Mexico.
TRUMPET, Blessing Standard. com.
pletely refinished. Cali SH. s344
TYPEwR1TER, FER. Underwood. standard Ms
keyboard, sac so. HO. 1874. -5
mum attachments. excellent condi-
ton. Call Wo. 1858. d
WALL CABINETS and tables of a
lge. hardware store; good quality;
low priced. MALoNEY'S. INC,
S126 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
WALNUT LUMBER. all sizes. Phone
Warfeld ea45. ~
excel. cond, $50. Call 10. 2-solo.
WASHER, Bendix Economat;slightly
used SS5. Rockville 210I. IS
WASHER; apt. size Monitor; $50;
W wpsssftiSsliy \ saEs new - VA; 6o37; I5
condition; S75. TIE. GALL.
WASHER, Bendix auto. Like new.
SS5. UN. SlSS. -5
WASHER, auto, Hotpoint; 2-yrs. old f.;
excel; cond;; SI60 or best reas. Of
WASHER. Bendix Economat; perfect
condition; Sl00. RA. 9100. Ext. SO.
WASHER: Bendix semiautomatic, new;
WASHING MACHINE, Universal
ETinger type with pump. $40. Cali
wasHiRNlGds Al; Rlds MAGHfNEP, Mac i PM kenmore; mS
rocking chairs. din. table. 3 bedrm.
Also 200 fence fence pickets' E sA1la rams sSpars and
posts: ia. 1881. 1000 IIth st.
wXsATNGs "a sAAfT!i9s'qai MiAGarNE, Ch Beno,, 05 auto
mate; 9anl; good condition. $65. GE.
WASHING MACHINE. automatic
sendlS; sIS1S; excel. cond.: 800. XII
WASHING MACHINE and dishwasSer.
Tho5; excellent condition. Call OW.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore; ex-
coenent o condition: with pumps; $50.
oW. o9l4. 56l3 No. 10th, Arlington.
WASHING MACHINE, excel cend :;
iH4|'oD; p5ing ap96 your clothes and try
WASHING MACHINES IN - 4o@
disc d Cd all floor models; last years
eyes; I'll 2 ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 NICHOLS ave Sc. LU 4-7000
WATER WATER. COOLER, in excel. cond;
RH RSacFH5Se 1Seo less than u cost. Cali
%afiEEK. Hi EE.ogi gairArrRs. SIS up; -lS iS.,.
John g Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER 1909 Ist st se.. ST 6I0n,
WELDING EQUIPMENT, acetyIene,
SSuEtdl1pg torch, cylinders; S1O0. KE.
WELDING MACHINE. Hobart gas
60 on 1912 Chevrolet truck. Both
slsagg4 n g9od cond.' $500. Cali 10.
WET UNITS. grey Belvedere 6S bowl.
S225oa 2 yrs. old; in excel condition.
WHEELCHAIR. metal frame. OR,
ZOOS: Call ewes. or weekends, IS
YOUTHS BED, brentwood, compl,
with mattress, S35; mahog. bedrm
chair: blue upholstery. SIS. Both in
excellent condition. RA. 92S5. 5
BENDiX GAS DRYER. Brand new at
big discount HO. 453I. IS
ChEv. MOTOR, excellent cond. {;
MO IRA QitaF No
Court, College Park, Nd, til noon
JOHNSON 10-hp. outboard motor:
eeSSeoeilent eSo conditions; $3.50. Call HO.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E

224 EAST CAPIToL-Large sleeping
rrn.. suitable for l or 2 empl young
men or empl. couple. Phone Ii.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS with
all PRIVILEGES. VI. 1856, al day Sat.
and Sun; weekdays apply after 6
pm. -
S24 B N.E.-Large bedroom, nicely
furn,.; kitchen, Norge refgr.; quiet
empl; cple. Sl5 wk. Ii. 6-19S3. .
l0l1 d ST. N.E.-2 newly decorated
rooms; car passes door; mr.. shop
ping center. Ii. 1872. IS
Ice ROOM suitable for 2. men pre-
ferred, Also l single room. 1907
Randolph st. ne. LA. 6-6182. 10
1864 PENN ST. N.E.-Room, next to
bath; l block from bus; man only;
81 week. AT. 1888. 3
515 OGLETHORPE ST. N.E.-Lovely
room for gentleman in new home on
Chillum bus line. RA $3.50. IS
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.w

1918 33rd PL. S.E.-Lge. cool 2nd-
fl: bed-liv. rm. in new, mod. home
OF empl. couple. Lounge chair, exten.
phone. fine dble. bed; nice and quiet.
l person, $50. VI. 373S. %
CAPITOL HILL. nr. Lincoln PIX. l
blk. carline; 1St-fir. front rm., cool.
quiet: reas. AID. 2913. IS
1924 FORT DAVIS ST.-Nicely furn.
sgle.. rn., conv. to shop and tranSp. !;
gentlemen preferred. AK. 1929. -6
325 PA. AVE. S.E.-Lge. front rm.
with kit. Call TR. 934S. IS
1S4I BAY ST. S.E.-Twin beds. pvt.
bath; sgle. or dble.; conv. transp.
325 5th ST. s.E.-Girls; lse. we'll
furn.. twin beds: will rent Sgle.
cspitoF! csl home Il. 0t f-14s5. Pspna' ave" mr.
CAPITOL HILL-Opp. House Office
Bldg. block. Libr. of Cons; 2 adj
high-ceiling. well-furn., nou-house-
keeping rms; 2nd f.; suitable ! or
g Ii 3-29l3 5
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

604 G ST. S.E.-Two Ink. rooms;
50 and $1,000 per week; sink, stove,
rsfgr; DU; 1852. Ii. 6-4172. q
MODERN FURN. L.H.K.-2 or {
adults; mr.. 3 buslines; pvt. entr.
/. r. 2 b.r.. shower. Kit. IA. 1855
s15 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Rec. dec
empl lgs; rmi chile anf BE- Hi 9bia conv' trap1aD
144S MASS. AVE. N.W.-3rd-fiooI
front for quiet couple. S12 per wk.
18Th sG dEiSkeri ANb iRyTSc@osn;e ME s95s; room gas
range, refer, linens and dishes. $12
1924 PARK RD. N.w.-Nice Ink.
nice for l employed; $3.50.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Lovely
large Ink. room, new Frigidaire,
2147 r ST. NV. front studio rm.,
refgr., radio, t.v., Q or 8 persons;
S15-S21. Ex. 0653. %
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

LARGE CONF. RM., next to pvt.
bath; direct transp. to Pentagon OF
1si. N n. EpGEWooD Eiise ST. ST., 3IS2, ARI. Love-
ly rm;, near bus line Sunlim. phone;
cont. hot water. ia. S-531S. IS
VERY Ice. RIM, "a bath; mod. apt.
bldg; pvt, entrance; women only;
$50 mo. GIL. SIG. 2o65 N. Glebe
MT. RAINIER-Front dble. bedrm.
COW. tranSp. UN. 0263. IS
SGLE. RIM. for man, next to bath; 15
minutes to Pentagon; $50 per mo.
BEDRM. and kit. avail; man and
wife or single. XII S-6751. IS
LGE., AIRY DBLE. RIM, newly redec
pvt, home of 3 adults: within "a blk.
of bus stop; mr.. Arl. Hosp; very
moderately priced. 1905 N. Wash.
blvd, Arl., Va. ia. 2-S656. IS
CHEVY CLASSROOM, garage, in
cool. attractive neighborhood, with
small family. WI. 057S. a
ATTRAC. RIM, sgle. or dble., pvt.
home. "A block Pentagon or Wash,
bus; unlim. phone; men. JA. 4-0499.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
MIScL. FOR SALE Cont J

BABY BED-Kroll and Kantwet
cond. and clean; $50. ia. 6192.
BABY BUGGY. reasonably priced
used. twin; Gall JE: 2:605S.
sIocks S65s tsiafs X St. n.W. neE No e 1853 aseS
.1f, Bs:,6s as" .o,s,, oss OuiEs p s
ak sAiSs co e5S'S sas7 'ete's ca ave pEHEsSs pE Ea7S
BATHTUBS. basins. toilets cabinet
sinks. laundry trays, showers. oil
tanks, storage heaters. ATLANTIC
S07 v st. NV. NO. 1921.
BED, youth. chest to match: double
mahog, bed, baby carriage; all excel.
BED BED DAvENo with covers; $s5
BED, BED. 'Sna metal, walnut. springs and
mattress; sis. MI. 71S2. s.
BEDS. twin, Hollywood, box springs,
msttrssses; Ts IsSe good cond. Best offer.
BEDS, TWIN. cherry wood, with box
springs and mattresses; almost new.
S125. EN-. 4429. -5
BEDROOM SUITE. fine quality. good
condition; French period; ,dbie. bed:
spring and mattress; lady's dresser;
mans chest; dressing table and
bench; night table; extra chair;
gov. 4O@S van buren ST. NV. Can
be seen bet. IL and 3. RA. 03lS.
BEDROOM SUITE. walnut. fine cond.
large dresser, double bed, Beauty
rest mattress, box springs, chest,
dressing. table with bench. also q
iron bed and springs. Call after 6
pm. except Sat. and Sun, 315
Plymouth ST.. Silver Spring, Nd. JU.
7-o2SS. 4
BICYCLE: boys. schwinn. $50. Call
BICYCLE. girls. 26" very good con-
dition; S25. FA. 1901. IS
BILLIARD AND POOL COMB. TABLE
Complete; perfect condition; $3.50
BRlGKS-..race ana common. / OF q
million. alaska COAL AND BRICK
CO... Ma 6SSk OT 1900
Evening star., 1951-08-04
ROOMS WANTED

BOARD AND AIRY room with com
Portable single bed for active,
elderly lady who has own furniture;
must be accessible to transportation
Call Oliver 1924 before or after 8
ROOM AND BOARD wanted for re-
fined elderly lady, in nice home
Refs. Phone EN-. 4779. %
LADY wants rm. on or near 10th or
Col. rd. or near Pentagon bus. Box
342-K Star, &c
Evening star., 1951-08-04
MlscL. WANTED tcont. I,
REFRIGERATORS

We buy all makes and condition
Call until 8 pm. Adams 1884. A.
SMALL MILLING MACHINE and ma
chine shop tools. GE. 1921. -
WE BUY AND SELL all types ma.
chinery. steel, pipe, motors, tanks
boilers: highest cash prices paid
COLUMBIA MACHINERY g. EQUIP
MENr Co, $40 N. Henry St, Alex.
USED TELEvIsION and refrigerators,
IN good cond. Call SPARKS. KI.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
SPECIAL SUMMER
WEEKLY RATES
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st AND C SITS. NE.
AT. $500

CoLoRED-FRONT RIM. FOR RENT
EMPLOYED eple. or gentlemen;
coIoRED-LaRGE GSsi BfsiDRM. wi with
small alcove; conv. transp.; suitable
gentleman; privil. DU. 1855; 3014
CoLoRED-I54 TODD PLACE Ne
Large front bedrm, conv. transp.
of North Capitol St; privileges
COL0RED, ROOM for man; 81 2
week. 513 9th st. me-; call after
5 pm. Ii. 6-6279. 5s
COLORED - SMALL PVT. ROOM
conV. to transp. 1902 Trinidad ave
ne, Ii 3-44h0