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Evening star., 1953-05-15
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation decreased
$18 million during week ending
May 13.-Federal Reserve Board.
Heavy Construction contract
awards totaled 1882 .232 900 in the
week ending Monday VS.. $751;
$4,000 in the preceding week.
and $2s4,683. 900 in the period a
year ago.
Freight LOadings dropped of
last week to a total of 765,411
cars, down 81 per cent from
previous week.-Association of
American Railroads. .
Department store sales aver
aged 8 per cent better in the
week ended May 9. than in the
same week a year ago.-Federal
Reserve Board.
Steel Industry has been Or
dered by the NPA to set aside for
military and atomic orders. after
July /, iron and steel products
in quantities to be fixed from
month to month.
Briggs Manufacturing Co. in
quarter ending March 81, earned
| $1,225, ,474 or SO cents a share
VS.. $2,255,474 or S1.16 a share
in 1852 period.
Greyhound Corp. System in
IL months ending March 81
earned $13.933,18S or $1.29 per
share VS.. $13,810,914 or $1.28
a share in 1852 period.
Otis Elevator Co. in March 81
quarter earned $1,782,127 or 80
cents a share VS.. 1887, ,456 or
90 cents a share in 1862 period.
Pacific Gas and Electric in IL
months March 81 earned $40
826, ,061 or $2.62 a share VS.. $40,-
156, ,428 or $2.31 a share in 1852
period, based on average num-
ber of shares outstanding dur
ing the period.
TranscOntinental Gas Pipe
Line in March 81 quarter earned
81, ,469, ,444 VS.. $1,437, ,454 in 1852
period.
Wick Chemical Co. in
months March 81 earned $3,-
114,792 or 1928 a share VS..
$2,816,276 or $2.02 o share in
1852 period.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Rails Stay in Front
In Quietly Higher
Stock Market
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, May 15.-Rail-
roads were out in front today in
a quietly higher stock market.
The advance went to around
a point at the best with most
changes either way in the smaller
fractions.
Trading was at a rate right
around yesterdays 1,210.O0O
shares.
Railroads were leaders in. yes
terday's advance and they con-
tinued in that role today.
Prices were steady at the start
and then improved after buying
came into the rail section.
SteelS held to small gains
while industry wage negotiations
were underway in a welter OF
confusion over details of various
demands.
Motors were mixed as were
the oils. Utilities held steady.
Coppers were a little higher
along with the aircrafts.
Chemicals started well and then
seemed to drop back. Radio
television shares were neglected
with small minus signs.
Pacific Western. yesterdays
most active issue off % at AZ,
was down a fraction today. New
York Central. a buying favorite
yesterday, continued in that
spot today with a small gain.
Higher stocks included South
ern Railway. Atlantic Coast
Line, Sinclair Oil, American
Telephone, Phelps Dodge, Allied
Chemical, General Electric,
United States Steel. General
Motors and Douglas Aircraft.
Lower were Santa Fe. Standard
Oil (New Jersey, Johns-Man-
vile, Chrysler. Woolworth and
Zenith Radio.
Today's market appeared to be
under the same influence of eau
ton that has prevailed all week.
Fridays usually is a day when
short-term traders sell out their
holdings for the week end, with
a consequent depressing effect.
The American stock exchange
was mostly higher with trading
moderately active. Getting ahead
were ABC Vending, Creole Pc
troleum. Electric Bond & Share,
Imperial Oil, Sapphire Petrole-
um, Standard Power & Light,
Thor Corp, and Venezuelan Pc
troleum. Lower were lie Tour
neau and Holophane.
Corporate bonds were quietly
ahead. U. S. Governments in
the over the counter market were
steady.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Produce Markets
SALES.

United States psDsrtment p'f0 Of Asricui- 81 ahe
- Agples-Bpshel baskets and boxes;
INCHES up, high color, : so; 2Hs:inch up,
5o SsT .Tsey ipsh S6m.s sp ncbs: TaSss
Potatoes; oIamDuIl: d. .; ;v s; m No. J..
So; 5o-poHnd, SACKS: 1885. New
sishtl6y ,Ic rlorida seSSasoS,
sl5s s5 60 pSsng' poand sacks ss 5SS sa sSa''' W.
sweat potatoes--Bgshel baskets and
sns S.,sy 8 No Ny ITsey Ne% Ssa
sey, a-bushel baskets, Goldens. fair
quality L:StG;c. ~; and Mushrooms.
Boston, dozen, 1867 90; poorer. 80:
bushel baskets, Romaine. l:5O-1;75:
@ No!sa csiHnn eooPe Psfts5s:
1.5O: virginia, Eastern 1cebers crates,
iceberg, 2 dozen, 1.75-2.O0.
Poultry Quotations.
pousMsSs aSSYt sesaey eiyna. on f5S
Sns lot Of .sSv yhite On cfpstts. Sssxs
Sypsshe tgpe hens Lt Supplies We're short
an improved demand. Few sales report;
ed at SO. Broilers or fryers: over !!
pounds: $3.50 few higher; 4h-pound
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts. 6,77l 1O0-pound
sacks.
Wheat Receipts none; shipments
none stocks, 1892. 495 bushels. No. 2
red winter garlicky. 2.21A spot; domes-
tic; coISMk.s:ip9: Sl ssiRa9sry, 5s $ds44s bushels:
sh!pments, a lSS,s71 bushels; stocks.
oats-Receipts, 1850 bushels; ship
ments none: stocks none.
Barley-Receipts none; shipments
none; stocks. sic bushels.
Rye-Receipts none; shipments none;
soybeansNReceipts none: shipments
none: stocks. 3S3, 100 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, So tons.
Egg Market Steady.
Yesterdays Quotations.
Eggs: Market about steady. Price!
generally unchanged, Supplies FULL
ample for q. fair demand,
ceivers: Large. minimum go per cent 4
quality. whites, 49.52h: brown ant
mixed colorS, 49-52. Mediums, minimum
brown and mixed colors 47-49la. Cur.
rent receipts, 1914,
EgE receipts: 3.192 cases.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Sportsman's or
Businessman's Retreat

One-haIf mile frontage Ruppohonnock
River, excellent for yachts, boats, etc.
Ten minutes drive Of fredericksburg,
virsinio. Excellent wild game, duck
shooting and fishing. Colonial, Nj.
Vernon dwelling, completely redeeor.
cited, nine rooms, three baths, hot woter
oil heot. Wolnvt ponelsd living room
with fireplace. knotty pine dining room
and den. Woll to wall cofpetine, every
room with picture window. California
Relblinds and full drow dropes. Beovti-
ful rsdecoToted modern kitchen, oil con-
venisness. New stvceo knotty pine
Teereution room. bar, firsploee with
bvilt.in ehoreod hToilers and borbeqver,
hot and cold Woter. Situated in grove
Of trees with londseoped Towns. New
s0x3o II. two-story born, poultry houses,
machine and tool sheds, etc. Farm
Of ITO oeres fertile grozins lond COM
pletely fenced with new, woven wire
fehees. Furniture, farm equipment, hey
and corn in barn, "a Block Angus
Heifers, ~ calves, ! excellent milk COW
included in sale price. Ss9. 500, $4,000
cash, bolenes owner will finance.
Elliott E. Brooks, Broker
Fredericksburg, Virginia
Phone 239 or $50
Evening star., 1953-05-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May Is R.-Cotton fu-
lures continued to advance on trade
the forenoon today. Additional nm.
wanted rains in parts Of the Cotton
Belt pointed to further delays in start
OF the CROP and this brought buyins
into deferred future months. Mil de-
mand and short covering accounted for
Mrmness IN old crop July futures.
Traders also noted a favor able esti.
mate on April cotton consumption.
Inc New York Cotton Exchange sery-
Ice estimated domestic cotton con-
sumption , for the flve-week period March
:s5 :sssMay AK At 100000 bales, against
1-2S, and S4s.OOO in the five"Weer
period March 2O-May 3 year 40.
Inc; Inc daiiy rate Of use for the latest
pSrl0d was about $1,000 bales, against
33S.6O0 in the previous period, and 33'.
SoH IN the same period q year ago.
h. Noon prices were 20 to 65 cents a
pa,e nigher than the previous close
July July q @ ;05, October 1884 ana Deem
Evening star., 1953-05-15
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, May Is R-ForeiEu
exchange rates follow (Great Britain In
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 9/32 Of . cent.
Europe--Great Britain. pound, 81: 81 y:
= OF 4 cent; 6O-day futures, up 10; 90
day futures, $50 I1/16; OF is; Belgium,
franc, 2.OO5s, UNCHANGED; France. trane'
.286; OF ooh; Holland. guilder; 26.36,
Portugal. escudo, $50. unbalanced: sWed-
en-. krona. 1895. UNCLAIMED: swttser-
land. franc. free. 1894, unchaneed
UNCHANGED; Brazil. free. 2.36, unchAnged;
Mexico, l1.5a. unchanged; Venezuela.
bolivar. 30.03. unehanGed.
Far East-HonG KONG dollar. 17.b2.
UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
New York Produce

NEW YORK May IS R.-Whole.
sale eggs sold lower today.
Eggs. 11,l04: easy. New York spot
quotations. based largely on exchang.
colors: Fancy heavyweights, Sc: fancy
large, 81; extra l large, 5O-501a: extra
! medium. 49-49!a; standards large
dirties. 451a; checks. 45-45N. whites
Fancy hsavyweights, 521a; fancy large,
511a; extra l large. 81: extra medium,
1880. Browns: Fancy heavyweights.
81; fancy large. 81; extra / large. 81
extra medium, 1880.
Nearby: Whites. Extra fancy heavy
weights, 81: fancy heavywetghts. SO;
45.45h: peewees. 20. Browns: Extra
fancy heevyweights. 81; fancy heavy
weights, so; mediums, 1880: pulletS,
ASA; peewees, %.
Evening star., 1953-05-15

Saleu Ou the EXCHANGE
L! :OU am <eE ICC IL noon ago Ooo
100 pm. e. ILL 2:UUpm 600 oCo
tUnit Of trading 10 shares In banx.
ruptcJ Of reCelverShip OF being reorgan.
Hed under the Bankruptcy Act or secur
tiles assumed BY such companies Rates
OF dividends IN the foresolng table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly OF SemlannuaI declaration i'm
less otherwise noted. special or extra
oixloendS are not included cid Called
Ex dividend xr Elk rights a Also extra
or extras b Annual rate plus stock diVi-
dend Declared or paid 10 1858 plus
Stock dividend e Paid last wear PAY.
dividend date g. Paid OF declared SO far
I11 thlS year D Declared or paid after stock
olvloend or Splitup Declared or paid
tnis year an accumulative issue with div.
iaends IN arrears p Paid this year diyt-
oen4 omitted, deferred or no action taken
aG iast o1vidend meeting. Declared CT
pafd IN 1852 plus stock dividend
Liouidatins dividend wi When issued
A-olS S,+oE redistribution wd When distrib-
Evening star., 1953-05-15
MetuI Quotations

NEW YORK. May Is N,-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper,
29A-30 cents a pound, connectteut
Valley. Lead, 12la cents Q pound, New
Louis. Tin. % cents pound, New York.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-28
CORRECTION

The lots listed on the delin- qaent tax roll for the Indepen- dent School District as own d by | ward and Elma Johnson were not sold at the March 16, sale.
 The taxes were paid by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-28
NoT1E

To whom it may concern: 1 will not be responsible for any debts contrac ed by my wife or anyone e'sa from tais date forward.
 Isl Clifro l E. Wescott
 Box 2I4
 Kodiar, Alaska
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-23

turbed over the fact that Gen.
may be invited to visit Washi
developing in Egypt, it seen
Naguib may be afraid to leav
to the United States, since he
ton Just as Stain is his O.
leave the Soviet Union, fearin;
in his absence, so is Egypt's est
there is no doubt that he wi
hoWer's administration the rec
administration for American a
And the big question is: H
react to this request? Anne
concerned about this question
affecting Israel y. 1t is underst'
was. close to President Truman
President Eisenhower a few da
into the White House ;. Altho
CONTINUED OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-23

which was sentenced Devils Island His sentence
received because he Jew and an-Semitsm ran
rampant in his day. He not criminal
In the Rosenberg the truth travels countrawse The
Rosenbergs convicted SPIES They have been sentenced
death because they traitors An analysis possibly
be offered that the Judge who himself Jew leaned
backward demonstrate his patriotism by imposing the
death the Rosenbergs nevertheless their crime
which in accordance with the law punishable by
death.
We have heretofore stated that felt the death sentence
unjust in view of the fact that more notable
spies M such phrase have received less drastic
sentences DR. May the notorious physicist who fed scientific
data to the Russians released from British prison
the Rosenberg first plea for cemency rejected in this
country The comparison be long and dlstastetu
For the sake of fairness hoped that the Rosenberg
sentence will be computed to in keeping with those
meted out to other communist spies AS for the
of Dryfus and the Rosenbergs it is sehood calculated to
the antSemitiSm where there has been
It is bit ironica that in the u S. the communists have
made such outcrY in behalf of the life of people who
Jews while in the satellite states of the u S. R. and
in East Germany Jews by the tens being hung and
eliminated and the entire Jewish population threatened
There strong possibility that in the future all the
Jews of the Soviet will be uprooted and prison labor
camps la Hitler.
What Stains purpose is in his campaign against the Jews
open to conjecture but whatever is that has given free
rein to the latent anSemtsm which has always existed in
the Soviet Union it reveals the ugly and CORY of the
communist regme-if additional revelation has been
sary.
In the face of the circumstances i'll disposed to
plead for the lives of people who by their acts have cut
cedents The Rosenbergs Ell consider themselves
Americans Jews. However. those who judge them
Americans and them Jews Therefore ii behooves
us TO conduct ourselves our heritage dictates
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-23
Communists Trial By u. S. S. r.

In last weeks Jacksonville Jour-
nal letter appeared in the Letters
to the Editor" column asking for
support for the clemencY plea for
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. commu-
mist spies who have been sentenced
to death. The appeal likened the
Rosenberg case to the DrYfus affair.
Of course the comparison is an in
sidious one. and follows a line as
sumed by communists since the
Rosenbergs were convicted that they
are being sentenced because of their
Jewish birth.
Dryfus was guiltless of the crime
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-23
Continues
Nazi Friendship
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Copyright, 1858, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
II
WASHINGTON.

Israel is gravelY concerned be-
cause the State and Defense De-
partments of the new admins
tration are contemplating heavy
munitions shipments to bolster
the government of Egyptian Pre-
mier Mohammed Naguib. Even
N.A.T.O. membership for Egypt.
similar to the status given Tur-
key last year. is contemplated de-
spite Naguib's continued hostility
against Israel.
The new administration has set
the containment of Communism
in the Middle East goal. A defense
accord with Egypt at the earliest
possible date is demanded by u. S.
strategists who see that country
as potential strong point around
which to rally the Arab League
nations. Many Republicans be-
lieve that President Eisenhower
should move with all possible
speed to regain Arab favor lost
because of the Truman admins
tration's pro-Israel policy. Ac-
cordingly, there is much talk in
official circles about a possible
visit by Naguib to Washington to
see Eisenhower before the end of
the winter.
Meanwhile. the Defense De-
partment is praising the Naguib
government-and ignoring Is
rael-in a review of the Middle
East prepared as an Armed
Forces Talk" for The use of Conn.,
handing Officers in informing
their personnel" The talk. de-
signed for members of the U. S.
Army. Navy. Air Force. Marines.
and Coast Guard, describes the
Naguib coup as a move to end
corruption in the Egyptian Army.
It favorablY reviews Naguib's
military. economic. and political
reforms and stresses that "Naguib
had given the Kremlin's agents
little chance to capitalize on the
Egyptian p olitical situation"
However. it does not mention that
Naguib has given ex-Nazis much
chance to capitalize on the situa-
ton. Nor did it tell how Naguib
belligerentlY applied an anti-1s-
rael blockade of the Suez Canal
and said a state of war existed
with Israel in an attempt TO deter
Germany from paying restitution
to Israel.
The leading advisor to Naguib
is the Nazi 1t. General Wilhelm
Fahrmbacher. Herr Fahrmbacher
was a corps commander in Hit
ler's army during World War II
and for a while was held by the
French as a war criminal. Among
his associates is Major Gen. Oscar
Munzel who was a great favorite
of the German officer caste. An
other member of the German mil
itary who plays an important part
in the Egyptian Army is Gerhard
Mertins. He is a veteran of the
German air invasion of Crete and
was battalion commander dur
ing the Nazi offensive in Western
Europe. He now teaches specially
selected Egyptian units parachute
tactics for use against Israel. The
number of German militarists in
Egypt is closely guarded secret
but it is known that Egypt estab-
lished an office in Germany to
recuit veterans of the Afrika
Korps of the late Field Marshal
Erwin Rommel. Curiously, the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-01-23
BetW cen YO
By BORIS SINCLAIR
EYE

The eyes
toward the
dent Eisenh
Israel, too, :!
Israel Cow
that Presid'
with the rec
supply Their
and jet plan
Evening star., 1953-08-13
DOGS. PETS. ETC. Cont

POODLE PUPPIES, resistered: going
away; . must sell this week, ,cali
PoODL2s = Min. Axe. imported
champ stock select. to breed; frisky
FRENCH POODLE PUPPY-15 wks..
male, miniature; black. purebred !;
DALMATiAN PUPPIES-6 wks. old;
males and females. OIL. 2-4409.
GER. sHEP. PUPS. Axe reg; beau
S-258S. Ext. 8. Lo. 4-6SO4 after
COLLIE LIE PUPS. 3 mos. males. S golden
beauties. full VIII. markings; Axe:
excel. ped; strictly 1-family dogs;
$50. UN. 4-541S. Ia
COCKER SPANlELS - 3. female
blond. 6 wks.' pedigreed LA.
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL, Z w2s.
male, black and white, Axe reg;
excel; pet; fine hunting dog. OF
COOKERS; little mistakes; others;
reasonable. Persian kittens, CHI
sired; regis. show stock; $35. UN
BOXER, brindle. well trained. / year
old; Axe req; champion stock. Call
GERMAN EH; G2iSGSa SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
registered; champion breeding: black
and wolf gray: all exceptional dis
500 n. Emerson. Arl.. Va, IA.
BOXER, female. dark brindle. II mos.
old; needs big yard. S45. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-08-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT AREA. 1880 10th st. NV
Front studio rm., Frigidaire. semi
l14s MASS. AVE. Nw.Ss3 wv adjoining Rcinha;
rooms. for 3: also bedrm., Ink; no
drinkers, AID. 4-97S0. :
MT. PLEASANT-In large. well-kept
apt: nice modern kit. and bath ::
ideal location: 2 employed girls,
VERY NICELY FuRN. STUDIO RIM.
for empl. lady: unrestricted use kit.
and dinette; close in. HO. 2-S07S.
i416 18th ST. N,w.-Lse. Ink. rm.
for cple. or 2 girls: refgr., hot plate:
baby accepted. RA. $4,000. Ia
1889 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Nice, quiet
house. newly dec. and clean; no OBJ
lection to small child. -13
3S29 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Bedrm.
and adj. | h.k. rm. with semipvt.
bath; $40 for 2; eonv. sec. IA.
iii B ST. N.w.-Ls.. frt.. srd-n
rm.: $40 wk.;. close in; no other
re MsSSmssEss; ss.ssdRshl' Rh' for info and ,sPpt''
1918 KENYON N.w.-Two pleasant
rms. utils.. linens furn. SOS. CO.
6-e616. liz
Evening star., 1953-08-13
APIS. EuRN.-YA. icent.l

Mr.. ALEX, VA.-Vacant, 1st-n. brk.
bunga.. on "a acre; nice for 2 cples.;
utils. incl; S100 mo. TIE. 6.451S.
COMPLETELY FURN. 3-rm. apts.,
S115-S120 mo-; immed. occupancy.
Colonial Village, 1919 Wilson blvd,
Arl, Call ia. $4,000. 10
ARLINGTON-LarRe efficiency. SS5;
near all conveniences. ia. 5-654O
or XII. S-1320. -16
IN ALEXANDRIA. vA.-Liv. rm., bed
room. kit. and bath; from SIS to
$50. adults only; service personnel
preferred. TIE. 6-6670 bet. the
hours of 10 and 6.
4 or girls: newly furn.
2.bedrm. house at Col. pike and
Glebe rd.; conv. to all Arl. and
downtown Govt. bldgs. S135 mo-.
incl. utils. RE. S-51SS. -15
ALEX bedrooms, living room.
kitchen; conv. to everything; pri-
vate entrance. OV. 3-6312. -15
SMALL APT. -BLDG.-Living room.
dinette, kitchen. bedroom, bath;
all utilities included; adults;
S110. 3 adults; S120. No children,
Available now. JA. 2-63S1. 10
Evening star., 1953-08-13

4294 18th ST. N.W.-single S35-S4o: !:
well appointed corner home; garage.
DoWNToiWH, vi a1o E st. n.w.-ciean.
newly dec. frt. rm., SIS mo. to sober
BEDROOM AND D1NETTE, refgr.,
hot plate, in nice home with center
hall. In. lovely neighborhood, near
bus Reasonable. RIA. 5000, after
sc0TT COT pi@ CIRCLE, 1921 RI. ave- IN NV.
home: transients considered. IA.
COR. CONN. AND BELMONT, at Taft
Bridge. 2Q70 Belmont rd., apt. SO.
Beautiful rm.. single or double:
I74o p ST. NV. The churcnlif'-
maids service: elec. fans: 81 up
Also dbl. rms. $40 UP. NO. 7-9s6s
Dupont Circle: maid service: eonv
SET !ScstiSn ap sE5s; Sc s.sa75SS ss75S ~k'' dbls
BALCONY. overlooking Dupont Circle;
breakfast grill, semipvt. bath. DU
1923 BiLTMoRE ST. N.w.-Elegant
studio rms. new, blond furniture;
1853 fIsSn BfnTMoRED ina TssS DS ST. 7NgWSes t stb
1928 21st ST.-Highly desirable with
pvt. bath for discriminating gentle
man; excel. location. DU. 7-4770
1928 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Front bed,
rm.. attrac. and clean; unlim phone
use of refgr.: excel. transp.: must be
seen to appreciate.. ia a-6571
RUNNING WATER. elevator service;
Glsan' 'sfS single y s rm' $3.50 week, 1874 1874
srT61o 1Gf6 s. EooM-Nr.. niS; 18th and mls e..
lumbia I'd: pvt. entr,. shower. 1855
CONN. .-CATHEDRAL AVES.-Beaut.
front single; excel. bath facilities;
pvt. home; Ss2; man. Ho. 2-3Sos
10Th ST. Mr.. PARK RD.: / blk.
Rock Greek Pk.-2 bedrms., very
lge., l with pch.. sep. bath for these
two rms. $50 mo. ca. Avail. immed.
Call CO. 5-66S7 ewes. IA
FOR A NICER PLACE,
among good people? Try, NORTH
VEST YES ctuR; Gil T. Rates : t. are lower too.
1926 Park I'd n.w.-Clean
rm., next to bath; $25 per month.
1919 16th-Rm; for gent; semibath;
TsEss Tsnts % sso mo Du 75s5s s'su
NEAR 18th sT.-cheerful room. near
showers; gentleman only; $35 mo.
14tG ST: N.W.-Rms.. in lovely de-
tached home for women; $3.50 sgl.,
So dbl. RA. 3-1916. IA
1223 VERMONT AVE, Apt. III
Conv., good .dntwn. loc.: conf. front
rm; empl. lady. ST. 3-S747.
Eff1c. apt, bed-liy. rm., elec. fan:
mr.. bath, maid serv., linens; $3.50
Wk. NO. 7-9S6S. 10
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Comfortable
large room for employed ladies. EN-.
2-7l37 or DU. 1927. --16
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-CLEAN SINGLE
RFo0MS FS 2 WITH RUNNING WATER;
Evening star., 1953-08-13
MIscEL. FOR SALE (cent.l

PIP Galv. black copper. cast IRON;
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. l74d
PLUMBING SUPPLIES. new and used
sinks. toilet sets, soil pipe. ACE
JUNK, CO.. 1920 Georgia ave. NV
POOL TABLES ts), Brunswick sub
way regulation tables; AL condi-
tion: reasonable. Call RE. 1870.
RANGE, Hotpoint. cleo, de luxe;
red and chrome breakfast set, 4
chairs. chest Of drawers. Call EN-.
REFRiGERATORs-Modern living is
built around your refrisei atoT. You
live better II you have the best. We
have all new 1858 makes ana
models. Only s1 down. Can LA
REFRsfHGiERAToRs: gas: all sizes:
Installation. PEERLESS SALES CO..
REFRIGERATORs; used: large IS.
sortment from $40 up. Some with
1-year guarantee. Time payments,
FREDERICKS. 3905 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR nice; 6-cu.-
#; seryel;, gas; sacrifice for $50.
REFRfGERAToR. servel gas. 8 Gu.
IT,, very good condition; $50. LA.
f-3o4A -16
Evening star., 1953-08-13

DUPONT CIRCLE-very lge. Ink.
rnl.. fefgr., 5x7 closet, q semief1ci-
ency RA. 3-4S07 -l3
CHILDREN ACCEPTED-Bed.- .-liv. rm.
comb. and kitchen. 2413 18th st.
NV. at Columbia I'd. RA. 3-0271.
1910 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Bsmt.
light housekeeping rm.. Frigidaire,
pvt. entr. Du: 7-22S4. la
2l47 F ST. N.W.--Air foam studio;
refgr.. clock radio. TV; pvt. en-
trance. shower B windows; 2 or 3
persons; S15-S20. Small rm.; 80
4fs IS 9Th sloGsf. 81. s.w.-Lse. rm.: fn f1rn.
complete, stove, sink, elec. refgr. !;
walking distance to downtown; 50
week; NE: S-5g96. -16 j.
40 9Th ST. S.W.-Bed-liv. rn. and
kit, furn. complete, utils.; nr. car
line; infant allowed: walking dis
tance to downtown: S12.50 wk.
lsI4 isth 81. N.w.-Lge. rm.,, kitch-
enette, Frieidaire, stove and sink;
ST. per wk. Shown 5 to s. pm. Id
5000 QUE ST. N.W.-Light housekeep-
ing rms; attractively furn. Conv
transp:. shops. AD. 1857. is
3118 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-Clean
Ink. room, reflnished end flr., refgr..
hot plate. running water, adjoins
bath. good heat, utils. incl; couple.
S43 90; single, $40. Apt. j, KE.