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Evening star., 1952-11-14
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Nov. IA 01.-whest held .
shs shade eonIS higher IL % early trsdinE today st
The five-day weather forecast indicates
some rain may develop over the week end.
The United, Kingdom and Brazil were
reported as taking cargo each Of United
States wheat over night, and exporters
Feed srsins sasssa sss 0asiqssi sslsiam fsai
took small quantity Of United States
sfsy sSsns 9ss sse . nt S
Ss sfsi0a IL QUIET Ct tradns snd '0'0ean' dd
$2.3sss; corn was unchansed to = lover.
and sss we're Ter. &
$3.0IN. and lard was : cents lower to
se1, 5 ee9ss ss7s. 8 hundredweish' higher NOvem-
on There her. was Ss.s some difference ef opinion
Some said that good soakins STi rains were
ture, holding that light rains would only
XII. iiq'' seed to 'Dr0u' and probably winter
The slight Improvement in export busi-
better than expected foreign crops. Broom
harvest in .a1 Aqstralis !a viii soon be under
that Argentine wheat will be shortly avail
able in volume, giving the United States
another competitor in the export field;
States wheat and -four business around
1O4 million bushels so far this. year. This
compares with 1852 million bushels during
Traders noted that Canada has sold
about all its quota under the International
Wheat Agreement. There. were reports
ties threaten to become overtaxed.
The tive-day weather report indicates
moisture in the form Of showers in the
winter wheat section and snow hurries
in the spring wheat country.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. IA OF9 tUSDA) .-Sala-
ble hogs. IL, ,0Q0 fairly active; .5-35 cents
bga higher on choice butchers weighing under
tive. 1925 cents, higher; closed dull on
higher than Thursday; sows uneven but
IS0-21Q pound. 17.4O-17 so; few loads
22Q-2S0 pound. 17.15-1740; little above
lz.25; small lots choice. 150-170 pound,
pound 14.59s;d16.25; few 300 pound and
salable cattle 1000; salable calves.
200: trade extremely slow, and, dull on
limited to test market; scattered sales
commercial to low-choice steers. yearlings
and heifers about steady at weeks sharp
DECLINE; DECLINE; high choice and prime grades
dull close: bulls mostly steady; vealers
commercial to low-choice steers, yearlinss
and heifers, 100000 90; few choice steers
and yearlings, 30.50-31 ,25; utility and
commercial COWS; JJ3.5o-1e 90: eanners
commercial bulls, 17.50-19. 90; cutter bulls
down to ! 8. 90: commercial to prime veal.
ers. 24.00-34. 90.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Retail Trade Shows
Rebound During Week
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Retail
trade rebounded in the week
ended Wednesday after a dip in
the prior week when many shop
pers were diverted by the intense
interest in the national elections,
Dun & Bradstreet reported today
in its weekly summary.
"As during the last seven
months. retailers generally had
larger receipts than in the COM
parable week a year earlier" the
business reporting firm said.
Merchants in some parts began
to introduce the Christmas theme
into their promotions; consumer
response was quite favorable. Late
shopping hours and relaxed credit
terms helped to spur shoppers in
terest."
Dun & Bradstreet estimated the
total dollar volume of retail trade
in the latest week was unchanged
to 4 per cent higher than that of a
year ago, with regional trends as
follows. New England, South and
Northwest. up u to S per cent:
East, of 2 to up 2 per cent; Mid
west. unchanged to up 4 per cent,
and Southwest and Pacific Coast,
up 2 to 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Treasury 10 Hold Hearings
On Bank Interest Reports
BY the Assceiofed Press

The Treasury announced today
it will hold open hearings on a
proposal to require banks and
other financial institutions to re-
port to the Government all in.
terest payments Of 500 or more.
Financial institutions now are
required to report interest pay.
ments Of 5000 or more. The in
formation is used by the Internal
Revenue Bureau In checking tn-
come tax returns of those receiv.
ing the money.
The American Bankers Associa.
ton is expected to oppose the
change in hearings opening Mon
day afternoon. Other banking
groups will be heard Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Washington Exchange

SALES.
southern Co com-1OO at 1879.
Pot Elec Pwr com-100 at 1S, 100 at 1S,
lN at -1S. 100 at 1s. 200 at 1s, so
Hecht com-15 at 29h.
Goldenberg $50 pfd-5O at sh.
Garfnckel com-100 at l73s
Garfinckel 4heS pfd-30 at 171a, 100
Wash Gas 425 pfd-3O at 9sA.
Pot Elec Pwr $50 pfd A-40 at 43la, 4
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Business Briefs
Money in Circulation

Money in Circulation in the
week ended November IL totaled
$29 ,905, ,000. 900, up $157 million
from the previous week and
81, ,304 900, 900 above the like week
year ago.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Railroad Freight Loadings in
the week ended November 8 to-
tailed 829,198 cars, down $3.50
from the previous week, but 1870
above the like week a year ago.
Association of American Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
awarded in the week ended No
vember 10 totaled SAIL ,529, 900
compared with $195, ,442, 900 in the
previous week and 1912. .983, 900 in
the like week of a year ago.
Engineering News-Record.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on securities held by member
banks in New York on November
IL totaled $1.224. 900 900. up 500
million from a week ago and up
$346 million from the like week a
year ago.-Federal Reserve Board.
Howard Stores Corp. October
sales totaled $3,072.676, down
0.6% from 1851; for 10 months
$20,658,707, down .0.4% from 1851.
Chesapeake & Ohio Rwy. in 10
months ended October 81 earned
$34.4 million or $4.32 q share VS..
$32 1886. 900 or $4.07 in 1851 period.
Pure Oil Co. in 8 months ended
September 80 earned $40, 1876, 900
or $4.56 a share VS.. $24.375,0 or
$50 in 1851 period.
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco in 8
months ended September 80
earned $S,399, 900 or II cents a
share VS.. $8.29S, 900 or 76 cents
in 1851 period.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. in 8 months
ended September 80 had a loss of
$5.688.733. Figures for 1851
period unavailable.
Duplan Corp. in year ended
September 80 earned $4,000 or
2 cents a share VS.. $32,394 or
$1.05 in 1851.
U. S. Savings & Loan League
announced election of Charles L.
Clements Of Miami Beach, as
president.
Other earnings included:
For o Months Ended September 80.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow fGreat Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. L 81 1872 per cent premium or 101 .977s
Europe-Great Britain (poundD .2.SOis,
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures.
2.79is, up IL of a cent; Great Britain 60
Britain e-day futures. a.7Ss. up y Of
. cent; Belgium (franc) 400. UNCHANGED;
France iranc)., ,2sss Of e Gent, uno
Of q cent; italy 0ira). .16M Of . cent,
unchanged; Portugal (escudo).. $50, un-
changed; Sweden (krona). 1885. un-
changed; Switzerland franc, free). 1884.
UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Argentins tfree), 7.23,
UNCHANGED: Brazil (free), $50. UNCLAIMED:
Mexico, 11.63, unchanged; Venezuela
(holtvar), 30.03, UNCHANGED,
Par Hast-Hong Kong dollar. 1880. un.
changed.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov. IA N9.-Cotton fu-
today, paced by increasing LIQUIDATION In
nearby December contracts. Offerings
were thTGush MIL 6gyps ana
cember contract unsettled the balance of
the market and traders were not .encour-
aged by private forecasts on October cot
ton consumption.
estimated domestic consumption for the
hve.week period September 2S-November. 1
Ct s75, 600 bales, AGAINST 737. 900 in the
and 9O5,00O in the five-week period Sep
tember 30-November 3 O. year ago. The
daily rate Of use for the latest period was
preceding period. and $4,000 in the same
period year ago.
Noon prices were 15 to 95 cents a bale
lower than the previous close. December.
35.56; March, 36.05, and May. 1927.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Nov IA LR.-Butter, 244,.
766, steady. Wholesale prices on bull
AH fresh 9 dents ansf s2 an seoT. yT 'c0i
fresh, 7Oh; 30 score (B) fresh, 10; SO
score tC) fresh, eta.
Cheese, 10s.022. steady. prices un.
Eggs. 1882, firm. New York spot quo.
tations, based largely on exchange trad
ing, follow: Midwestern: Mixed eolors:
dium, 5O-51; pullets, 4iik; standards
large, 5O-52; current receipts rehandled,
47-4S; .dirties. 1914: checks. 50. Whites:
So; puilets. Az. browns: Fancy heavy
weiehts, SO; extra 1 medium, SO.
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
Teignts, sd;I. es; fancy e,,,.t heavyTXsishts S7;
Extra fancy heavyweights, 62-64; medi-
ums, 54-55; pullets, AN.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Egg Market Firm.
awe nmmAa finms 4

Eggs: Market firm. Large, l cent higher;
medium, l-3 cents higl1er; balance nm
age. 47h. Receipts light. Offerings barely
adequate, demand good
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by frst re-
ceivers: LARGE, minimum 60 per cent
mixed colors, 60-63. Mediums. minimum
so per cent A quality, whites, 1854:
min. so per cent. quality 6malis. 37.zI.
Egg receipts: 1,576 cases.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Stock Prices Uneven
In Fractional Rance;
Trading Takes Spurt
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The
stock market followed an uneven
course today, with price changes
limited to a narrow range.
A slightly higher trend in the
first hour was succeeded by some
shading Of gains and the list later
presepted a mixed appearance.
Trading was well ahead Of yes
terday, with considerable activity
centering in low-priced issues.
Rails and oils were among the
groups following a lower path
while radio-television stocks con-
tinued to display the steadiness o1
recent days,
United Paramount Theatres and
American Broadcasting Co. scored
fractional advances in the wake
of the merger recommendation
made by an examiner of the Fed
eral Communications Commission
Paramount Pictures also was high
er as were United Aircraft, Boe.
ing Airplane, Zenith Radio, Ad.
miral, Allied Chemical, Goodyear
Chrysler, AVCO with one $4,000
share block traded. Armour and
American Tobacco.
Philco fell back q bit after re.
porting third quarter earnings o1
48 cents a share against so cents
a year ago.
Depressed elsewhere were Sin
clair Oil, Texas Co., Gulf Oil
Youngstown Sheet & Tube, South
ern Pacific. Baltimore & Ohio
Union Carbide, Johns-Manville
Westinghouse Electric, Genera,
Electric, Montgomery Ward ano
Dow Chemical.
In the corporate bond market
railroad obligations moved up q
bit, while governments, traded
over the counter. held close to pre-
vious- levels.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. Nov. IA P,.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
dealers on the. exchange for November
IL: Purchases Of J41 .S45 shares on 4,S77
orders: sales of 123.264 shares on 4,34S
on 20 orders
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Produce Markets

1,nItsd haitin9se s9r quotations supplied by the
Bsehet baskets
up 4.SS:5S; doldsn PsiieioSs. % ~ y. hssss inesss
SO. MARYLAND Golden Delicious. aB inches
up, 3.74-4,O0. Grimes. fair quality. 2K
s1msns' Rshfs np' 81 oSS5 inches "a fsI inches
Potatoes--About Steady. .. s. is and and
s. Is sacs SIZE yngaShed
sweet potatoes@About steady. Bushel
Rean L %sans S.eESs ba:hs 4i
hampers GolSsns; ssan: 2;S5. sSS R....
hamper. Valentines. zoos. 90; best, 9- 4.5o-
s4ee1, s;eei OrsOsIy quality 16o-2s6; tender
.yssss Ssbs bsEt. suqsP sPp.s ss se eenn
g. .75-s 90; New York. IS: s.So; New jsr. :
land, ,16-auart crates, 4.50-4.75.
Cabbage--Slightly. stronger; domestic
round and Danish. bushel baskets, packed
fair quality. d.25-1.5o: 50-pound sacks.
orange boxesi DelaTare: l.75:2;oo; Penn
syivania, 1852. 90. '''
Carrots-Topped. washed. Pennsylvania,
bushei baskets, 1.60-2.00; New Jersey.
crates, 25 punches, $50.
land, crates, 12s and large. 2.75-3.0O.
SsisISseE so,.o York, 3s crates ~ yashsS. @
Celery. CABBAGE = New Jersey, Sushel
bushel Ssskets senSiS s56n5 Fioroa
EndiVsMBarsly steady; Florida, bushel
Escaroie%About @ steady; New New jersey. risS.
bushel baskets, 1,00-1.25
Greens and Lettuce.
eoards snd feH g.
oR SinD SeDs and o. raps q!
ssIophsns e 0ss.' 0ss''Ss g. %; g. laO
Poultry Quotations.
Receipts light. oferinss Of heavy sizes
ns+E moTs than amp5e as%anq sht Some sa: on
steady. Supplies light but adequate De-
mand fair. TURKEYS. carryoyers in excess
at ,4C,. Ducks, dealers heavily supplied
I Broiisrs Or tTyeFs; oyef ) pounds, se-4o.
Hens heavy sSPsi Grain Si1ssi Markets.
El.ur-Rscsipts, ss.4ss 1oo-pound
NOW %hsshs':5n$ssso tocEs 0Ps Bushels: :hDRsn':
svem5ss rcd wiptsr goFsicsNy ~ SPOT osomestie aos
cernMReesipts. Ss?,75I bushels; ship,
ments, 27s,250 bushels: stocks, 3,2s3,s00
oats-Receipts. 1000 bushels: ship
ments. none: stocks, none.
BsrlsyReesapStssA SsA nn,Sa: nGns; shipments
Rye-Receipts, 800 bushels; shipments.
n0se seybesns@ReesiSts esGSEs ~ '4ss bushels:
M llfeed7Hissstoss Iisss.osE @srL.s.. sGa sans'
Cattle, $50; fresh receipts Increased by
sizable holdovers.. practically all classes Of
cows except choice slaughter steers and
Cattle. not enoush any any class sold to esta6-
ish trading basis G, sizs6le M Sup supply 1 stock
good 400-500 pound stock calves.
Calves, 100; estimate exceeding receipts,
quotations ,nominally unchanged for all
Hogs. i50: largely : quotation affair:
all others: including barrows and gilts,
cents higher; Choice 1SO-24o pound bar
rows and gifts. full width Of grade. 1896
co. 5oIrst s1osse e1s pounds l77s1sss 2sosGo
100; I20;14o pounds 155-5o.ie.50; l40-
under an,ed. 400 PSSgpasi
Sheep: s5; quotes nominally unchanged
for w6oled lambs and ewes. but nothing
Esq Market Firm.
(Yesterday's Quotations.)
EGGS: Market hrm. Large. l cent higher |
changed. One lot oii-processed large stor-
age. AIN. Receipts light. Oferings barely
ADEQUATE, demand good.
ceiVnrS. large minimum An mar Rant
Evening star., 1952-11-14
N. Y. Bond Market
tFurnishsd by the Associated Press:) ~.

ColF&Icv4A66- eeM
Con Ed 33ss 81 1o4lA
Deere 3Ass ~ 1o2
Dow Ch cv 1882 1o4iA
Firestone 3s 81 1o1
Fla Z c IS IA -
HousL&P3M 81 las
Hud C 5s SO A .,1o43A
HIM inc 5s 81. 40
Int G N al 6s SO 61M
linton 1st6s52- 1o6lA
MKT IS 81 -.--1o2h
MKT ad IS 81 ~
MKT 1st4s 80 9AM
|Mo-Pac 51ss 40 7@lA
|Mo-Pac s. ~ r. 1ooM
|Mo-Pac IS 81 l. 1co
|Mo-Pac 4s 75 e.
NatDairy2As70 97h
|NYC 4has 2013- 81
IN Y c 4s 0S- :. 62M
INYNHin41as22- 61s
NYNHH4s2007 6oN
| lNorfWest 4s 90. 12o3<
Pae 0&E3 1855 1o4
Pac G&E 80 IL 1914
lPennRR 4NsS1- 96h
Phil 81 2As 81 973A
lscott p cv IS II 1oeH
lSoPac4MsO Or77- 1904
so Ry Gas So 1854
$50 Ry Is 94----116ih
$50 Ry As SO -1o1lA
stdOIn eva hS2 1o7z4
Third Ave $780, 12,h
Third Ave 4s6O- S3M
Evening star., 1952-11-14

TREASURY 1:1h
gas 72-67De-. 96 IL
FOREIGN l:l6
Australia IS 65 1o1M
Bra6hs27-57st S6ss
Ital Pub Ut3s77 43M
Japan Gas "a 1z2N
Japan 5las IS 1864
Tokyo Ell L 6s53 117N
DOMESTIC 1:1b
|AluCCanL3hz0 1o4h
|Am&FP5s2O3O- 75M
AMP 4.s0s 81 6oih
AmT&T 3las "a 110M
|AmT&T 3sss63 116N
| IAmT&T2Ns 81 1lo,h
AmT&T 23kse0 93M
Am Tob 3s 90 9ozs
Att CAL 3As63 1o1H
B d o 81 96 J 90
B d o IS M 96- TON
B&O Is 2000K. 70
B&O cv4h2O10 6o3
lB q o As rs A. oSlh
Beth 6tl 2a4s70 o7N
lBost Me 4Ias 20 S6h
| C0a41as202OB II
ICen Ga 4s 06 -. 81
| CRRNJ 3Ns 81 54N
Chi ct w - 6S- -
lCMSP4Aas2019 7eh
lCMSPcv4h2O4A s.
lC&NW 4Hss 90 6o3<
lChi q 8 3hs 50. 1oozs
Cit Serv 30 ~ ~
lCCCSL 4hs IT. 60lk
Evening star., 1952-04-29
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

blk. from Washing
ton blvd; single room. comfortably
furnished; gentleman. OW. s643.
large corner master bed
rm:,. pvt. bath: bus at door; conv.
n. 20 sRIiNGToSWPrivate HHI 9T Sop4g; home. 2
boys share room; convenient Penta-
gon. Navy Annex; breakfast; $50.
LSGE. S Attractive RM. for / or or .
men: close to transp.; quiet neigh
borhood. Call ewes, OW. 9l31.
BLAIR MANSION HOTEL. 7710 Blair
rd. Choice rms. triple. dble., sgle.
Free parking. SH. 3317. sH. s175.
ARLINGTON-comfortably furn. ssle
rm; $50 mo. Oh: 0546. -.
SERVICE; PARKING. GL. salo.
ARL.. vA.-Lse. rm. next to bath:
in new home; ! blk. from bus; $40
for l; $50 6odo for 2. @loo N. Potomac
Alex. a 1es DALE sT.-Nicely-furn.
bus and shopping center. TIE. 2050.
LARGE alt BEDROOM. twin beds,
sired: near Shirlington Shopping
Center. IA. 2-91S5,. after pm. Il
ALEX.-Rm., lge. closet; pvt. home,
no roomers: transp. Pentagon. D. c..
lady; privileges. OV. 3016.
6l6I SUITLAND RID, blks. An
drews Field: 2 large rooms for . or
3 adults. 10. S-0939. 80
CLEAN DBLE. RM.; kit. privils.; 1 or
2 girls; good character refs; no
smoking or drinking. OW. 61S2.
ARLINGTON-Lse. room in new
home; twin beds, semipvt. bath; nr.
transp.; for empl. cple. or men. GL.
S699. -6
ARLINGTON - 2-exposure rm. for
gentleman in home Of adults: close
Clarendon Shopping Center; midway
2 buslines: May list. CHI. 1926,
before 1890 am. or after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
FARM 6 GARDEN
TRACTOR. Farmall B, cultivate
excel. cond, LO. 3-1l63 after 6 d.

TRAGToR Or Fs5msll E. sultiyator u,
AZALEAs-certifed plants in bloom
TWINBROOK (Gatesl Columbia
Pike to Lake Bancroft, south or
Braddock rd. 6/lO mi. to Brookside
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil. blue
stone. road gravel. sand. grading
hauling. tree removing. 10. 3-5579
OLIVER. row crop "6O". fully EQUIP.
tor with cuItivator. Oliver No. 15
combine. eft. cut. with water
cooled motor. Call Mon. MA. I5s45.
ANNUAL. vegetable and herb plants.
WEATHERED OAK HERB FARM,
niles @h idoo to our oSs 9isn On 51adIss fisSt blvd
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. giant ever
bearing gems: all other good, va
rieties; fresh dug. Some raspberry
plants. creeping phlox. iris, prim-
rose, rose, ponpieS, all other peTennials.
Sof 5oHE EvinJFaDo suRDoFT: IaseS ce'vesville Nd.
AZALEAS, nardy fleld grown: all col
ors and sizes: soc and up: Wholesale
and retail. Open weekdays and Sun.
TREE TI1S REMoVAL, LEM u ne S. and up; se. our
.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. 5-457S,
FI.AGSTONE WORK-Terraces, fire.
places, retaining wall. pipe drainage
All kinds of cement work. stone
work. F. MARCUCCIO. Rockville,
cow MANURE, well rotted. finest
fertilizer, soc bushel; bring own
container; larger quantities also. FA
COW elg 70 MANURE. we'll rotted. 50 % per
5 bu.: delivered. WA. 1888. %
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, complete
maintenance service, moving, trim
ming. planting etc. WA. 1898. 2'
sodding, grading;
TOP soil, manure. cement and brick
work. HU. S395. 1"
DISCING. MOVING gar
dens, yards. s. E. WASH. So. Md.
THE HOME wATERPuMP SERVICE
Evening star., 1952-04-29

DUPONT CIRCLE-Nicely furnished
large rm.; lady; 2oO7 Massachu-
Nk. ss.'s BTs. az. Of Of srANDARDs-AttTsc.
6. w,h sse, ,d bed cSpstss Snd foam 5nS
tional. OR. 1854.
1s55 P ST., The Dupont Manor
Bright. cheerful front single rm.;
wxRbMsN "a I NAN PIX. AREA-Exception-
aiIy-nice double rm.; twin beds; for
1877 Allison ST. N.w.-Attractive
room, nicely furnished, large closet,
family Of J; unlimited telephone.
10th st. bus and 14th streetcar.
PRESTIGE LOCATION: beautiful
rms. 1923 New HAMPSHIRE ave.
Inspect to pm. Dble. or sgle.
PLEASANT ROOM, available in pri-
yate home: good location; semipvt.
bath, closets. gentleman pre-
A NICE FRONT RIM. with all utils. /;
close transp. 4sO7 Illinois ave. NV;
NR, Rn0fs HuGIIp SfITsefi AND 14.h-1 pleasant a
sgle. rm.. S. week. 1858 University
LARGE BEDRM.. beaut. furn.; empl.
person; kit. privileges optional; no
4,
viCINiTY 18th AND COLUMBiA RID.
Room with adjoining bath in
home-like apt. for refined gentleman
to share. with another; nicely and
comfortably furnished and equipped
kitchen If desired: owner (nursel
employed. DE. 5S07. call Tuesday
and Wednesday.
:Il4 F ST: N.W.-small front rm.,
1884 I''ii iNSGRAHAM STU ST. N.W.-Nice
sing single ,n I'm. hass IN pyt. home. Transp; at
1917 VERMONT AyE.-walking dis
t,aice. tance toy, town; sgle; rm;; running mir,
tress. Gentleman: $500 Wkiy.-i
2l45 CALF. At CONN.-Attractive
nette; bath. $145. Wo. 2o20; =
rm., pvt. bath, phone IN rm.. $40
sss4 "a os SosToN sS55 pL. x.w.-master
Em;; + oR semigys. agss BATH conv. for l or
DUPONT CIRCLE-wen furn. and
rened ree maS gGSm
ice. S35. CO. 577O. ---5
DUPONT CIRCLE-,Lge. nicely furn.
sing single; several sna windows; close to
LOVELY end FL. front rm., single or
double: to l or young gentlemen.
Good transp. GE. 1904. 80
GEORGETOWN-Lg sgle. rm.; lge.
closet; next to bath. $50 mo. Pvt.
home DE 231S.
321O HIATT PL., corner Of Park I'd.
between 14th and 18th st. Lge. dble.
studio rnt.. nicely furn, Hollywood
beds, 4 windows; facilities for light
cooking Reasonable
1903 o ST. Walk downtown.
Newly decor: clean home like bright
front rm., 15x20; high ceiling; next
bath; twin beds; new mattress. 81
wk. ea.; as sgle., $40. Men. DU.
1920. Il
1I?I 12th ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and kit.
with running water, elec. refgr.; $12
week HU. 1876. Il
HARVARD, NEAR 18th sT.-Lge.
conf. front rm.. semipvt. bath: ex-
eel. transp.; for sober man. NO. S54S.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

WEST VA. AVE. N.E.-Lovely rm
for girl in quiet Jewish home. /
blk. from Trinidad busline; priv
LARGE Groom UNFURN. APT.-
Kitchen and laundry privileges: S53
month. 131 9TH st. ne. 800
655 F ST.-Nicely furnished rear
room, 2 windows. For further in
formation call Ii. e-5O92.
3l1 YOU ST. N.E.-Lge. front rm.,
1854 s Penn sT. N.E-sinsl. room,
next bath. I blk: from bus. Man
only; 81 week. AT. 1888. -5
81 ITO so. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Nicely
fa fura.; .s dble; bed; Y BLK. blk; Rhode ss1 Is
CoIoRED-1ss7 d ST. NE.gTwo
Eooms so- privileges. Call after o.
ccIoRaD-sos 81 RGis MORRIS pL. -Sg ne;
lovely furn. rms, only S25 per mo-.
payable by week. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 412 9th st. NV, DI. 1905 go
COLORED-519 18th ST. NE
furn. rms. for rent in private home:
nice location. Ii. 7-66s4. Gail
CoLoRED@see Goth PL. Mon.
nicely furn. front rm. for employed
couple. HI. 9252. 3
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APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED RESPONSIBLE COUPLE re-
duires attractively furn L-bedrm
apt; desirable n ". sec; for approx.
4 mos. About Sl00 mo. OR. 1854.
SUB-LET 3-4 MOs.-cple. desires
furnished enc: IN NV; apt. bldg,
ARLINGTON-Abou S75. Sears dept.
mgr. and empl wife OW. 794l until
5; ewes, OW, 5697. Can furnish own
refgr. and stove. 20
SUMNER OR LONGER-Furn. apt.
Or small house, Georgetown or near
by country; best care assured; phone
ewes. week ends. WO. 67SS. 80
FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or Sublets. Wash, Va: white
Omen z doyS. MA. 000l
PHYSICIAN, single, wants furnished
GEORGETOWN. Appt. Phone AL. 5 sc
or write Box l6-X. Star. 29S
ONE-TW0 RM. KITCHENETTE, furn..
for last half of May DIR. F. KELLY,
GEORGETOWN University Hospital
RETIRED WIDOW wants small fur
nished apt Pref. in home with
elderly people. Box AK, Star.
TWO GIRLS desire 3-rm. apt. furn.
pvt. bath, NV, under SS5. AID
SS9O after b pm, 3Os
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SHELTIE tminiature colliel: female;
= yrs; proven matron: Axe; Choc.
Soldier granddaughter; $50. FA.
COCKER PUP. red and white, 4
mos: old: Axe registered; call JU.
GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoyins
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
good food. kind supervision. KRISS
KROSS KENNELS. Fairfax 679-J.
CHOW CHOW PUPPIES, eligible
Axe; red male; black male; female
Will deliver. Daleview $3.50. Il
VERY PRETTY, large size terrier;
6 mo-; male; houSebroken; friendly;
save its life. 81. 6709.
CHINCHILLAS, all ages. many soon to
litter. Closing out. Prices reduced.
Contact F. c. FEHRMAN. GE. 4S12.
DACHSHUND, black. male. healthy;
no papers; $50. Call LO. 4-1957.
WANTED DOG LOVER who would
give. good home to female fox
terrier. black and white. 10 mos.
old TIA 4434.
POMERANIAN. toy. male, 1 VI. old.
oranges sable. Axe. beautifully train
ed; $50. OR. 1868.
KITTENS. Siamese. z wks. old. JE.
3-33S5 after p.m Il
Evening star., 1952-04-29
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
Reas. Ia. 2931; ewes. GE. 14l6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OIL
across the country; safe. storage ii
seperate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 0l04. UNION STORAGE
CO INC. testab. 1906).
BEHE & HALL, movers, local anc
ewes. LU; 1866. -S
LIGHT HAULING; moving to loca
beaches q specially, S. l.. NORRIS
45lO 10th st. NV. TU. 1850 after
pm. All day Sun. II
GENERAL HAULING-We haul any.
thing: calling and delivery prompt
ly; reasonable rates. LU. 4-6322
MOVING AND HAULING of any type
day or night. Call OR. 5657. 3
MOVING. DAY OR EVE. small o.
large job by eXper. men: reas. rates
estimates given AT. 9342.
FERMAN'S TRANSFER Co., INC
Local and long distance moving
Wardrobe service. ME. 6072. aftel
6 p.m.. XII. S-4219. 3
HOUSES FURNISHED