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Evening star., 1952-08-31
Bond Activities Slow
During Week; Pickup
Seen After Holiday
BY Arthur Merims
Assoeiuted Press FincneicI Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-For the
second successive week the bond
market behaved like man about
to blow out the candles on his
birthday cake. There was a dis
tinct lull in the air.
Financial circles say the days
before the Labor Day week end
traditionally resemble baseball's
"seventh-inning stretch" They
look for a sharp pickup in activity
soon. And they take the strength
IN railroad and industrial obliga-
tions on Friday as a favorable
omen.
Volume totals set two records
this week. On Monday. sales
scared to new 1852 high, $780,
900 par value. On Wednesday, VOL
ume dropped to a new low for a
full session this year, $1,790,000.
The record high is misleading,
however. because the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co. tossed
more than IS million worth Of its
new 312 per cent debentures on
the market that day. This was
the unsubcribed portion of its re-
cent offering to stockholders.
Backed by favorable earnings,
railroad bonds were firmest in the
corporate list this week. A few in
dustrials also edged upward. while
utilities presented a thoroughly
mixed pattern.
Government bonds were irregu-
lar early this week. but long term
issues f1rmed during the last three
sessions. From last Friday to this,
the new 23ss gained only 1892 of
a point at 80 22/43 bid. However,
bank-eligible 21as rose 1882 at
979/32 bid and Victory 21as were
1892 higher at 81 4/32 bid.
Japan 61as lost four points at
Ito. Japan 5l2s slipped 31a at
10l as did Tokyo Electric Light IS
at 10312 during the week.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug, 80 Qp.-Futures
prices moved IN . narrow rance on the
BUT But there A was 'toD a persistsat tendency to-
ward slightly flrmer quotations.
over the week prices advanced 81 30 TO
S240 = bale, mainly on price nxins ana
Some of the firmness, however. stemmed
from small ginnings report and early
from parts of the western belt.
There also was some belief that the
would be smaller than appeared likely a
While there were reports Of improve
snt sny IN Felt the these Would
Of the Western belt.
the week a' as pTiees SH advanced % and late IN
the week reports Of beneficial showers in
some Of the dry areas Of Texas attracted
Ths Bureau Bureau; s. ef Census n H rsDq2sEted ito on
to August 16 was about one-third smaller
'heh dnnns al shs Sa%s W $685.
through August 16 compared with $50 900
" the i.1Rss pG5s soa last st snnnrs to mid
years $4,000 bales and the smallest was
After the close Of the market on Friday.
pant! =. price q q aia{. cent. s1s. pound sR
cents. 1t compared with 32.s5 cents a
The Government reported the average
price received by growers in August was
3T92 cents q pound against 81. .02 in July
and 34.60 in August last year.
Exports continued to run behind the
totals Of year ago. The exchange esti-
mated exports for the week ended August
26 totaled 10000 bales compared with
$4,000 the previous week and $4,000 a
Exports for the, season through August
20 were estimated at $4,000 bales COM
pared with, 100000 year, ago,
During the week the board o. managers
Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton
Exchanges voted to continue Saturday
closing of trading
usual summer Saturday holiday would
have ended this week and Saturday trad
ing would have resumed September 9
ground trading hours Of 1890 am. New
but before such action can be. put into
effect It must GO before the full member
Currently the EXCHANGE is open 70,
trading from 10 am. to 2 pm. New
York timel daily; When daylight savine
1890 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
National Bank Assets
Gain During Quarter
BY the Associofed Press

National banks had assets
amounting to almost Si02 billion
on June 80 this year, Preston
Delano, controller of the currency,
announced yesterday.
This was a gain Of nearly So
billion in April, May and June,
Mr.. Delano said, and was about
81 billion more than the assets
Of national banks June 80, 1851.
Mr.. Delano said national bank
deposits rose SO billion to $93 bill
lion. from March 81 this year
through the end Of June. That
was a rise in one year of about
Sc billion.
At the end of June, Mr.. Delano
national bank net loans
and discounts stood at an all
time high of $33.l70, 100000. This
represented a three-month rise of
1918 million and a So billion in
crease in one year. The one
year increase was 8 per cent.
Commercial and industrial
loans were down 2 per cent since
March, but loans on real estate
were up 3 per cent.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Business Briefs
.Plus extra or extras. tPaid so far Il
Seaboard Airlines Railroad ca

Seab0ard AlrlineS Railroad GO
received ICC authority to issue
$25 million worth of 25-yeal
I37s per cent sinking fund de-
bentures. Proceeds will be used
for redemption and purchase OF
outstanding general mortage Az %
income bonds, and to repay bank
loans.
Security and commodity mar
Ikets in the United States and
Canada will be closed Monday
Labor Day.
Department Stores upward sales
trend during May and June was
brought to a halt by a setback in
July. However July sales were
equal to those in the same month
Ia year ago.-Alexander Hamilton
Institute.
Household washer factory sales
in July totaled 207 7,593, off 24%
from June. but 1870 above the like
month year ago.-Amer. Home
Laundry MIG. Assn.
Marketing Division Of the Amer
+ican Petroleum Institute an =
nounced that the booklet on new
service classifications and deSig-
nations for lubricating oils will be
available about the middle OF
September.
Mosler Safe Co. announced 1t
has acquired exclusive sales and
distribution rights to Revo-File,
one of the Nations leading rotary
card filing systems.
Automobile Dealers last year
furnished more than 5000 cars,
valued at $12 million, to high
schools for driver training. This
was an increase of 800 cars over
the previous year.-1nter-1ndustry
Highway Safety Committee.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
British Coal Mines
Deep, Hard to Operate

LONDON.-Many British coal
mines are so narrow that special
much smaller than
that used in the United States,
has had to be developed.
British mines are among the
deepest and most awkward in the
world. Many deep mines, some as
much as 2 miles under the sur
face, are being closed because
they are uneconomical to operate.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Mutual Funds

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 R,.-National As.
sociation Of Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Aug. 80 R.-wholesaie
commodity prices as measured by the Asso-
ciated Press commodity index started
inching upward again this week
The index stood at 1871, as against
1923 last week and 1878 year ago.
The base year Of 1925 equals 100 in this
modify prices
Groups moving higher this week IN
cluded industrials. foods, textiles and the
section moved UP 157 points. The live
stock category dropped more than 3 points
and the nonferrous metals group remained
UNCHANGED.
The index, with comparable figures for
a waek aud vaar a00 foll0we.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Woshinqton Stock Exchange
ON


oNs ON WASHINGTON nc
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY AUGUST 20 - o. -,
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Lebanon Oil Royalties Rise

BEYROUTH, Lebanon. - The
1raq Petroleum Co. has increased
its royalties to Lebanon under a
new agreement from $68O.00O to
more than 81 million a year. The
royalties are paid for permission
to send oil by pipeline through
Lebanese territory.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoin8
table are annual disbursements based ON
the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included.
EX dividend 1t Ex rights. cid Called.
pt pd Part paid ur Under rule war War
rants. WV With warrants. xw without
warrants. Also cxtra or extras Plus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock. e Paid
cash value on ex-diyidend date. sDe-
clared or paid so far this year. Declared
/ Declared or paid this year an accumu-
latiye issue with dividends In arrears.
nd Next day delivery: . Paid this year,
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
clared or paid IN 1851. plus stock diyi.
dend. yd When distributed. x-dis Ex-
distribution. , AQufdafing dividend
: Paya6ie IN stock. exact eash vaitie unde.
sermined on aeclareglon daBo.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

p C C 8 L IS 70 A
Pee s L 3sss rs
Pitt Plate Gl IS 81
Pub Svc E&G 3s 0S
P.eading 3Ms 95
8 l. 8 r 4Ias 2022--
s L S r As 81 -
s L s W I'd As 80
SeaAL inc 41ss2010
Shell Union 2ks II
Socony Vac 2Iss 70
8 Bell T & T IS 70
Sou Pac 4hs 81
Sou Pac 4as 60
Son Pac AIS Or r.
Sou Pac cv 3s 60
Sou Pac 2szs 90 -
sou Ry 6s SO -
Sou Ry As 30
SowstBell 2Ns 86
Std Oil N ] 2Ms n
r r r A 8 L 2Ms S5
Texas Corp 3s 65
Texan OrI 3Ks 70
Tex g. Pac IS 5000
Third Ave IS so
Third Ave As 60
UnOCal cv 3Ms n
Un Pac 27as 76
On Pac gas 81
Utd Gas Cp 3sss II
Utd Gas Cp 3hs 70
Utd Gas Cp 2a4s TO
u s Rub 2sss 76
Vanadium 3Hzs 66
Va Fl & PW GAS ~
Va Railway IS 96-
wabash 3k4s II
Warm Pet 3hs GO
W Penn p 3las &C.
w Shore Is 1851 -
wv Sh 4s 1851 r.
Westn Md 4hs TO
Western Md 4s 80
Wstn Nd 4h-4s 90.
Western On s. co.
Westhse n 2Ms II.
VIII stl cv 3tbs 66--
Wilson 3s 66
Wis Cen n q,
Wis Cen - SD So.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associated PressJ
A selected list of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
and the net change from the rrevious
weeks close.
l. Stock and Net
Evening star., 1952-08-31
Over-the-Counter Market

The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association Of
Securities Dealers. Inc. and other sources
but are unofficial. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended as
guide to the approximate range within
which these securities could have been
sold Indicated by the bid) or bought
Indicated by the asked) at the time of
compilation (1c noon Friday. Origin Of
any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BOND SUMMARY

FURNISHED b. the Associated Press.y
:, selected list Of active bonds on the
New York stock Exchange, showing the
nigh low and closing prices for the week
weeks close.
Net
Evening star., 1952-02-18
FURS

Nationally known New York
fur manufacturer closes out his
entire stock of fine furs to
BaSkin.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
ROOMS -FURN.-MD. & VA.

ARLINGTON-Ten minutes to d. c..
serv.; parking privils. Gil. s910.
NICE ROOM in new home for gentle.
Pentagon, Navy Annex. ia. 4-0560
SILVER SPRING-sgIe. rm. next bath
$50 mo-; close to tranSp.; phon
priyil. JU. 1885. -23
SILVER SPRING-Nr. District ant
shopping; attrac. frt. nm, pvt. bath
hood. JU. 7-sl67. is
HYATTs.. MD. 3615 Hamilton st. "
-Lge. frt. rm.. nicely furn.; twin
beds; garage avail: conv. to q. 0.
Of 8 adults. WA. 227S. -22
s MIN. PENTAGoN-Temporary no.
proof; free park. CH. 3343. LII
SILVER SPRING-Single rm., pri
vate bath. phone in rm., nr. Johr
Hopkins Physics Lab. SH. 6S74.
LARGE, beautiful. 5 exposures, new
b1saie. fusa:i 8 Minis to Pentas0n:1 is: "a
LARGE ROOM, private bath. gentle.
man only. Convenient to transporta
= ton. TIE. 1895.
ATTRACTIVE, neWly-dec. rm. witt
kit. privileges; for~ employed couple
or 2 ladies; conv. shopping anc
transp. WA 1859. -19
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman only
Five miles from Alex. Route /. Cal
XII. 9-06SS after 6 nm. ga
Evening star., 1952-02-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

URGENTLY NEED 2-b.r. unfurn. apt.
in apt bldg. only for bride-to- Be,
mother and brother, aged 13., 500
max. or S120 If nicely furnished.
viii lease. Refs. Mr.. BRAY. Ii.
$1,000. Ext 644S4 (S-5:30).
CAPITOL HILL SECRETARY, 2 small
children, husband overseas desires
1-bedrm. apt; ne. or s,e. TR. 1886.
YOUNG COUPLE desire furnished
apartment in NV. vicinity. HO.
rwO YOUNG professional women de.
sire one-bedroom apt. in desirable
location, near busline within month:
reasonable rent. Box 104-H. Star.
EFFICIENCY in NV. or
nearby Md; preferably apt. bldg.
ssessena5le sss rent; references. Box
YOUNG WOMAN. asso. with prof.
organization, desires unfurnished
S-7777; ST. 1880 week days. lSs
EDITOR (bachelor) wants furn. or
unfurn. Ell. apt: $50 mo. max;
Dupont Circle. GEORGETOWN or 10th
St. NV. area; pvt. bath and kit.
SH 7100, ext. 4S3 days; EN-. 1868
after 8 and Sunday. 19s
APT. OR HOUSE. -bedrms.; unfurn.;
NV; viii sign lease; ref. furn; 3
empl. adults. 10. 2-1344. 20s
Evening star., 1952-02-18

TIRES - Brand-new Firestone and
sure sizes in stock; limited quantity.
ALVORD WAREHOUSE. 400 goth
; St; NV. Re. 91s6: $3.50 ada9, d9.
tsns nspsr I asee GAL ss9 ss T!Ih III 5sss tSsss G5
TWIN CRY M NJ. AND NJ. TRACTOR on on
tires with belt drive take-off: $3.50.
TYPEWfkiTERs:: all makes. sales,
gen1as AnshcAH rspaTs Terms GyF 4Sna
co. 143I e. Capitol st., Ii. 3-0os2.
S:30-5:30 incl. Saturday.
standard carriage. Elite Century
type with carbon ribbon attach: :
not ELECTRIC; VIII ..eo eonsider der al Al
Graham: FREDERICK w. BERENs.
TYPEwRITERS. used and recondi-
CENTRAL, 2O19 14th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood portable.
late sbIe mEsel' Ts 79s9 gs9d condition. IessSn sS
brand new; (e) 4Sx53 in; D Blk
53 in. Call DU. 1886, Sunday or
after pm. weekdays. 80
WASHER. wringer type; inner-spring
mat; double springs: Gamer type
pressure cooker; oak server. CO. 3139
wasHEe sse excel Psods cond g standaEa 4So4 ato nd
St. Mt Rainier, Md. WA. S066;
WASHER, Thor Automagic, 1949
model; complete with dishwasher;
S100. FA 1881. lis
WASHER, Whirlpool; wringer, cleo
new LA. 6-4SS6. 30
WASHER, Easy Spinner, de luxe;
brand new; will sacrifice S135 cash.
III. S-203q. ga
Evening star., 1952-02-18
FARM g. GARDEN

HAY (baled) Timothy and 1st cut
MccuTCHAN, Forestvilie, Va. Dale
SisSe7 sisS s12l' E'm"00d a4s7, us 5E'
bu.; 81. L. bui: S3.75. 8 bu.; de-
TREE REMOVAL, So and up; get our
free estimates and save money
BULLDOZERS, for grading. excavat-
ing and land clearing; estimates
free Call UN. $3.50.
soil. road gravel sand, grading
hauling. tree removing. 10. 3-5579
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, landscaping gravel
Driveways built and repaired. I'm.
med: service and delivery. Lu; l.
GARDEN FLOWING and discing ant
yard grading, lge. and small; any
CMEsTNHT HnsSTi I; FENCE RAILS Lse
quantity: good condition. Call week
days, TR. 1923. is
TREE REMOVAL in D. C. area; rea.
sonable prices; free estimates.
to 10 PM. Ii. 3-63S0. 30
Evening star., 1952-02-18
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DOWNTOWN. Ala 9Th st. n.w.-very
lge. rm.. sink. stove. refgr.: $12. 30
for couple and child. ME. 7246
2l47 F ST. N.w.-studio rm,, refsr.
SNAIL aaG n rn HSfSn sfS E&. SsoWee es5s iSssS 80
800 Z. CAPITOL sT.None Ink,
Inquire in basement. -22
727 WEBSTER ST. NV. - Large
Seg dogble room; 1 cheerful and clsean;
adults; SIS Wk.: cpie. DU. 1885.
Ink. RooM-sink. stove, refgr. :;
SINGLE man pref; $S;a75 wk. so4
AcRoss 81 S; srAFLEk9Gss: III s-gfss corner s rm
adj adj. lhoE shower; sod sEoefgT. twin beds; SIC
FRONT Ink. RIM. next to bath, 70,
f0r,l for lady. in quiet Christian home; IN,
fsGfl ssrR shcpeg P G tra9sp s e5ss 5ssr Ta1qm' s
coy ROOM. kit I hot plate, rm
Sc to $40 wk.; refgr.; quiet attrac.
tive sur. ladies. 1896 Harvard NV
DUPONT CIR. vIc.-Extra-lge. rm.
mot mater: D5. s!asoWs' s5s5' lse. closet s$ seo
DUPONT CIR. VIC.-sgle., hot plate
refgr.. next to bath. extra-lge. closet;
$40; DU. 9595. Pa
NICELY FURNISHED light-housekeep-
ing room, also single room for man;
on Mt. Pleasant carline. NO. 1915
ATTR. FURN. twin-bed rm.. Q closets
kit. laundry. privils.; good transp.
1917 Delafield pl. NV, GE. 3545.
cOLORED-LARGE HOUSEKEEPING
room and kitchen. 4406 7th st. NV.
AID. 1745. lSs
Evening star., 1952-02-18
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL, about 20. to share nice 2-rm.
apt. downtown section. Call ME.
WANT = coNGENiAL MEN under a5
to share attractive apt, nv with
! other. GE $500 bet. 5 and 9 pm.
TWO-RM. APARTMENT, vic. of 18th
and. r sts.. to share with refined
gentleman. Private kitchen. semi
private bath. Call DE. 4750. Ext. 5.
NEAR 10th AND MASS. AVE- or 2
girls, bet. 20 and 30. wanted to
share 5-rm bungalow with 2 others;
S45. Call WI. s117 after pm.
1 OR 9 GIRLS to share a nicely furn.
2-bedrm. apt; conv. NV location:
rent. S26 40 mo; MI. o136. 10
references, As, -unstodgy, present
able; weary Of hotel life, wants tc
share an apartment with one or
two younger people for convivialty.
Please write Box 44S-K, Star. 2O'
COLORED-ONE GIRL would like
to share an apt. with 2 other girls
or COUPLE AK. $3.50. is
Evening star., 1952-02-18
COL ID

GOLD
Bring your dental gold, platinum
discarded iewelry We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
gas ranges. stoves
heaters, refrigerators. furniture
ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. s952.
MORSE CODE practice records, ir
good cond. Call WO. 1929.
PIANOS. cash for any style piano
including PLAYERS. PAUL COLL
BART. AID. 1928 from 9:30 to $50.
29'
PIANOS WANTED-Ail STYLES. High
est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
co IVA. 1870. Ewes. Sun. OV. 6317
REFRIGERATOR, 4 or 8 Gu. IT,. GE
or Hotpoint; must be like new. Phi.
HO. $3.50.
ANY ONE who desires to do q kind
and charitable deed has the oppor-
tunity to donate o washing machine
to family Of 6 children whose
father is unemployed. HI. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

GEORGETOWN
COMPLETELY REMODELED BLDG
Mod. efficiency and 1-bedrm. apts..
SII0 to Sl25 mo-: all util. incl.
adults only; occupancy approx
mately March 1st; references re-
quired. Box 12S-H, Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-02-18
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

COLORED-3501 18th ST. NV, Apt
40-2 rooms, kitchen and bath for
sale; in this established cooperative:
only $3.50 down. S72 mo. Call Of
fee Of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1404 1 st.
NV. Ma. 8636 daily till z; sun,
COLoRED-si4 EAST CAPITOL ST.
NE. Apt 4S-l room. kitchen and
bath eficiency; S195 down. S55 mo
Call once of A. NJ DRAISNER, 1404
L st. NV MA. s036 daily till ii
SUM- IL to B pm. Ks
Evening star., 1952-02-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEI-o,

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL-One
room. kit. and bath; completely
furr.: air-conditioned apt; tub anc
shower: S5 to 81 per day for ! OF
2 people; full hotel service; no time
nnErS Init 500 sTh,a 10Th st. RoG nT ~ A. 54a6
z; use oi noaeIn neg kit;; s46.s5 s5 s. PEI gs
IL BIKs. N. of 18th and H SITS. ne. q
1926 Neal st. ne; liv. rm., 2 bed.
rms, kit. pvt. bath: Q or 8 empl
girls; $l00 FR; 1861. Ia
sH' sEaii; s4so' geDfaafs i''n' $50 mo. @1S 9ai
1922 18th st.. Dupont Cir: a-rm. apt.
500; rm.. pvt. bath, $40; semipvt
FALLS CHURCR. living o rm.. full
dining rm.. kit. bedrm.. bath, lge
sqs; pboDe baslinsSi aa so4s adults s1s5. "a Ref
ONE child accepted with parents;
near G. W. 1912 2lst st. NV. Me
1thi IGa, RIM. with kit with fridgidaire;
ssise. sss nGnthi Tf alessS ssle.' a-Dsds: ,s $40
TaKoMA AXIOM r PARk, ss'sI; sla1 willow ave;
s min. to heart Silver Spring; i
blk shopping center; 25 min. bus
downtown; 2 bedrms. liv. rm., foyer.
kit.-din., outside rms; utils. INCL:
no small children. pets. drinking
parties. $110 mo-, JU. 7-s2sli
HIsS ESs; s,bno, Kit, and bath; mr. zaf Eastern
se5 9th ST. s.W.. Apt. 2; rms,
G; H. nARkER s.lss Co, 435 4th st.
MAiSGNosiA TERRACE. 1saa Lamont
st. n.w-2-room apt. kit. and bed
room. conv. bath; .util. furn.; re-
sponsible empl. cple. AID. 6477.
5 MIN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apts.
and hotel rms. by day; fireproof;
sos dsse & DsfsinSs 81. SwfooE cH ssas turn. aps,
pvt. entrance and bath. 3rd FIR
Apply 6l0 e ST.. 8 to 3 weekdays.
esss-A 14th ST. N.w.-Niceiy furn.
2-rm. apt; with pvt. bath, suitable
for 2 adults. DE. SS12. is
EFFIC. APT. Mr.. 18th AND CO.
LUMBIA RD. N.W.-Sgle. hot and
cold water; refgr.: cooking; utiis.
incl; S45 mo. 272S Ontario rd- Nv.
sSss S I1si Il sT. NV. ENC. apt: ST Stove
refgr;; 3rd d.; s45 mo-; see MRS.
isia HhaAs MASS AVE. Nw.-Lse. rm.: is all
for aliet people. No drinkers, GE.
e.Ro0M Rooc0M FURNISHED APT.-Frigid-
aire: couple only; $50. 1000 Gem
trail ave. ne. HI. $3.50. ,-l9
Evening star., 1952-02-18

IN WELL ESTABLISHED coop. apt.
house, lovely front apt. consisting
of foyer. hv. rm., bedrm., din. rm.,
kit. and bath; redecorated through
out; can be bought with or without
furniture including baby grand
sy appt: Ho' $3.50. IAN &c us Ssen
1888 NJ ST. NV. tbetween wiscon.
sin ave. and Key bridge)-Own
your own 8 or Broom bath apt. in
this convenient neighborhood apart
ments; need redecorating: down pay
payments are like rent. For details,
call MR., GUNTER or MR.. WIN.
NICK, Ma. S039 daily till 8 PM;
Sun. l2-5 pm. -lR
Evening star., 1952-02-18

COLORED -e92l SHERMAN AVE
N.W.-Comfortable rm. for sgle. man
52SS. after pm. -21
COLORED-la34 d ST. N.E.-Newl.
all privils. Ii. 4-0275 49,
COLORED-ATTR. 2nd-n. front rm
for gent, all privileges; pvt. home:
nr. N: Cap. and R. HO. 0224. la
COLORED-TRINIDA AREA-Fur
nished room and inclosed porch;
pvt: cooking privileges. Ii. 4-1387
after pm.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

FURNITURE-Large lot good
quality used, clean and use
full furniture for all parts of
the home, apartment, or for
dealers will be sold by pub
lie auction at Williams Auc-
ton House, 918 New York
ave., this Tues, Feb. 18th,
commencing at 2 pm, in
cluding nah. 10-pc. Dun
can Phyfe" din. rr1. suite,
splendid blond oak bedrm.
suite with Mr.. and Mrs.
dresser, very good refrigera-
tors, late-model gas cook
ranges, odd dresserS, chests,
inner spring mattresses,
ETC., etc. Sale takes place
rain or shine. AuctioneerS'
ph.: Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-02-18

1882 N ST. N.W.-One rm. and
kitchenette; completely furnished
clean and comfortable, refgr. and al
utils.; SIS week. lis
CLEAN, WELL-FURN. STUDIO bed.
rm. with 6 windows, lge. mod. kit
and semipvt. bath; conveniently To-
Gated to transp. Married cple. or
2 girls preferred; utils. furn.; S65
mo. .DI. 2435. -1S
LARGE FRONT ROOM, kit; share
bath; / block Library OF Congress;
adults; $50 per mo. Ii. 4-770o.
eros ONTARIO RID. NV: Two
rooms. kitchen. 1st floor; refEra "a gas
CO. esS se4e sor' Or HTa nG.A Ssts. rs S
BEAUTIFUL 5 RMS, redecorated
new furniture; 6 minis. to Pentagon
,3as q GA es4PfN Fl ST. N.w.-Newly iss dseo-
grated rm. and alcoye, refgr and
hot plate; semipvt., bath; $37 30
mo- FIR fGr :; adult sdtn no children Ma q pets
st st FLOOR, ise. rm:. M. kit,; pvt
e4I5 PENNA. AVE. NV, lge. EN-
Cheney apt: with utiS. RE. 5sS45,
1ssi EUCLID Nw.-conv, transp.;
L LII In
or ex-service pref. s45. AID. e446.
FACING Union station. apt. for : or
5Sa4 sth 81 81. S.W.&Newly Nv decorated
and beautifully furn.. liv. rm., bed
rm.. kit; with eating area and bath;
apt, bldg; $125 month. Cali RA
ALL NEW FURNITURE; s25 wk. Apply
in person, ask for MRS DAY, 575S
ONE isf1iS AND S'f Two 9j~ RIM. APIS. in de.
sirable ne; location; all-whitt
pSshboFhoGd DSt bsh ali sf sfny ne Iransp $50 and
S75 mo. WELLoNs REALTY co.
LARGE ROOM, kitchenette. S porch
eiec;; refgr.. semipvt. bath; reas
1885 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Nice 1-room
and kitchenette efficiency on 2nd A..
pRIyaTh mr. SaTh IN ENTRaNGE' 5e SSGimo mic. room
next bath; hot plate. linens, dishes
refrigeration. $40 singles, $50 dble
1424 Belmont st. NV. -22
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
large rooms and kitchen, private
bath; 500 mo-. includes heat; adults
only. To inspect, call ME. 0095. 90
TAK0MA PARK, nicely furn.. apt,
living room, dlnette, bedroom
kitchen and bath; S110, utilities in
cluded; block shopping and trans
portation. 81. 8545 after pm.
I26 C ST. N.E.-One and 2 room
apts., share bath. couples; $50-$60
1861 FAIRMoNr ST. N.w.-comb
liv.- -bedrm., pvt. bath, kitchenette
apt. build. See MANAGER. 2-6; 500
80
ried adults only; infant accepted; ne
other children or pets. Gentle home
$115. Call TO pm, KE. 3-703S.
IA
TWO ROOMS-Bsmt. apt, share
bath: $40. Call AID. e626 after
Evening star., 1952-02-18
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.w.


LARGE ROOM, twin beds; Just dec;
Sun deck, shower, phone, exp. bus,
brkfst.. laund. privils. GE. 5000.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service;
switchboard service. l712 New
Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 2a66.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 10th. Re-
fined business women; clean. beau
tifuily furn. rms, modern baths.
1922 18th ST., Dupont Cir; 2-rm.
apt, 500; rm. pvt. bath, $40; semi
pvt. bath, $50; sgle., S35. MI. 9296.
Tv AND REFGR. In every room; dble.
or triple; S15-S21. Small sgle., S12.
2147 F st. NV. Elk. 0653 80
SHOREHAM VIC. 3002 32nd st.
Lovely det. gentle home, semipyt.
bath; gentleman; $40. WO. 1927.
FARMINGToN, 1924 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Cireie-Maid serv., "a
hr. ONCE serv.; phone In all rms;
cony. location; single. SS75 up;
double. S125 50 mp DE 1850.
925 18th ST. N.W-Attraetive double
room for 2 refined gentlemen: 81
per week each. >. -lS