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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
Goldberg Is Second
In Oratory Contest

HICKORY, March 2.-R-Miss
Aida Gregory Of Hickory, student
at Lenoir-R Rhyme college, o first
place today in the state Peace ora-
torical tournament, added event of
the eighth annual South Atlantic
Forensic tournament.
Bob Goldberg Of Wake Forest was
second and H. f. Yearick Of Ca.
tawba. third.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03

in the coming year. If the
proper price relationship between
livestock and meat can be maintain
ed, the increased volume will be
helpful all along the line from the
farm to the table. The packing
house outlook is reasonably good.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
ON WITH THE DANCE

SPANISH Fork, Utah-Lightnins
struck a utility pole igniting some
equipment.
City Electrician Fred S. Dart took
a couple of assistants to the scena
extinguished the fire and repaired
the damage.
He did not disturb the fire depart
ment, he explained, because the ie-
partment's annual ball was in pro-
gress.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
might Lessen"

MOUND CITY, Ill.-The circuit
clerk sent for a translator when he
looked at John Holhuber's will.
1t was written in German and no
court house employees can read the
language.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
HOT STUFF

BEREA, KY Fire Chief A. P.
Smith, responding to an alarm.
found his fire truck on fire in a ga
age where it vas undergoing repairs.
Damage was $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
Box Score OF Sea War
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
The following "box score" lists sea warfare losses reported during
the 10Th week of the war, Feb. rs to March !, inclusive:
Nation -Smn
Evening star., 1940-06-28
BY Irene
lonnen
Srnhori

proval OF her, it had been only the
money that had overcome his
scruples.
She knew that Greg, in spite of
his repugnance, had returned today
to make a show of supporting her,
only to ease himself out as rapidly
as possible when he learned there
was no longer any legacy, and that
he was likely to become inextricably
drawn into the case of Uncle Luke's
mysterious death and the disappear
ance of the money.
Shed only been in her room a few
moments when there was a knock
on her door, and Laval's voice.
family disappearing, came to her.
That Mr.. Block wants to speak to
you, Miss Lucy"
Tell him I never want to see him
again" Lucy answered.
Sandy Enters Room.
I'm afraid can't do that, Miss"
The door opened and Lucy spun
away from the window to find Sandy
Block already in her room, standing
with his back to the door and a
sober chastened look on his usually
genial face. Il had to see you,
Lucy" he said. He looked at her
pleadingly.
You think you're very clever"
Lucy said. But if you don't leave
my room this instant I'm going to
scream"
But I only wanted to explain to
you about Rita"
I'm not interested"
Lucy, I did mean those things I
said to you that day in the park,
and all the things I've said since.
And I did mean to help you. Be-
lieve me, that was my only real pur-
pose. OF course" he admitted
shamefacedly, I'll admit I thought
it would be a good way to even the
score between Rita and myself, too
and did have my play in mind-in
fact, you remember you promised to
get your uncle interested in it if I
broke up the romance between him
and Rita"
will you please go?' Lucy asked
fervently.
Il love you, Lucy. You're all
can think of now. I don't care
Evening star., 1940-06-28

was listening closely to Laval's re-
cital. He had asked the butler to
tell him once more all that he could
possibly about Luke Granville's
habits and personal life. When
Laval had finished, Chalmers leaned
back in his chair and rested the
tips of his fingers together. "Your
description Of Mr.. Granville's habits
agrees perfectly with what Miss
Lucy told me yesterday about him.
And I believe I know now, not only
how Mr.. Granville was murdered,
but also who murdered him." He
shook his head sadly. But there
isn't any way under the sun that
can prove it yet"
Laval Offers Plan.
The three of them we're silent for
a time.
Have you any ideas, Mr.. Laval?"
Chalmers asked suddenly.
Laval, who had apparently fallen
into sort of worried reverie, snap
ped up his head with jerk. "N-
no sir" he stammered. Except that
I was thinking that perhaps at some
time when all of the family we're
present I could-pretend I'd
thought of something which I was
positive would enable you to dis
cover the murderer-that this per-
son of whom you speak would be-
Evening star., 1940-06-28

what happens; believe me when I
say I'd do anything for you"
did you make such pretty
speeches to Miss Star. too, month
ago?"
Denied Loving Rita.
II wasn't in love with Rita. We
were working on an act together,
had even thought Of trying to crack
Hollywood together. I liked her.
But then she met your Uncle Luke.
And the first time I came here to
see him about my new play and
incidentally to size up the guy that
had taken Rita away from me, I
saw you. From then on I couldn't
think of anything or any one else"
Lucy had walked past him to the
door. She opened it now and her
expression was cold and impassive
as she said, please go-now."
His face whitened trif1e. Then
he shrugged, fumbled with his hat
and went out.
Lucy's mouth trembled and her
eyes filled with tears as she watched
him go down the stairs without look
ing back. She brushed at the tears
angrily. She hoped she'd never see
him again. Or did she? She
couldn't think clearly about any,
thing with this awful feeling of dread
in her heart.
Downstairs in the study Chalmers
Evening star., 1940-06-28
CHAPTER xI.

We'll" Chalmers said, T guess
that's all the questioning for today
Except that I do want to talk to
Laval, alone"
One by one they took their leave,
moving out into the hall, anxious to
get away from Chalmers and his
questions and suspicious glances,
yet trying not to seem in any haste
Mr.. Smithson left at once. Merit
and Bertha, with Elizabeth between
them, went slowly and silently up
the stairs. Elizabeth seemed very
upset.
Guy came out moodily, his eyes
as unreadahle as usual behind the
thick glasses. He had his hands
showed in his pockets. His mouth
was twisted and he spoke to no one,
but went directly down to the lab
oratory.
Greg touched Lucy's arm. "You
don't think for moment, do you
Lucy, that THAT I had any idea
of-that I was thinking of your
money when I asked you to marry
me?"
Returns Greg's Ring.
"Of course not, Greg" She tried
to smile reassuringly at him, but
just couldn't manage it. Greg"
she said, pulling the ring from her
finger, you must take this ring back
and keep it until all this is over.
Then-perhaps we can start fresh"
"Goodby, Greg" she said. And
thanks for-everything," She turned
without another word and hurried
up the stairs toward the sanctuary
of her own room. There was hor-
rible ache in her throat. Not so
much because she knew now more
certainly than ever that Greg would
never be back, but because all the
time when she had thought he loved
her and wanted her, regardless of
the odd sort of a background she
had, and his parents obvious disap-
Evening star., 1940-06-28
,ome frightened and betray himself

come frightened and betray himself
or herself"
That's clever idea, Laval"
Chalmers said. He got up and came
around to the butler and slapped
his thin shoulder appreciatively,
"but a rather dangerous one, too"
II can take care of myself" Laval
said. His gaunt face was stamped
with the tension of the past two
days. He went out slowly.
After he had gone, Chalmers said
to Tony, $50 he thinks, too, that 1t
is some one in the family instead of
an outsider"
That's what you think, too?"
Tony exclaimed.
L may be wrong" Chalmers an
sWered. He picked up his notebook.
I'VE may as well go now"
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1940-06-28
<6be f)ouse CD
on Beacon Street

The story thus far: Luke Granville.
prominent theatrical figure, is found
dead in his study one morning from
cyanide poisoning. Inspector Chal-
mers and his aide Tony learn that
Luke planned to divorce Elizabeth and
marry Rita Star: that he and Eliza
beth had uuarreled that morning; that
his nephew and ward. Guy Granville,
amateur scientist, had been in Luke's
study shortly before the third and last
visitor, Sandy Block. young actor and
playwright. Block and Guy confess
that Luke was dead when they saw him:
Block further reveals that he was once
engaged to Rita Star and that the
night before he had caused a break
between Luke and Rita, The Granville
family lawyer. Smithson, finds that the
trust fund held by Luke's banker
brother Merit for Guy and Guys sis
ter Lucy was withdrawn by Luke, but
cannot be found. Lucys fiance, Greg
Hanson. is forced to admit he was
anxious to get control of Lucy's in
heritance. Lukes valet Lavil. explains
his own large bank balance as the prof
It's from betting on horses on tips sup
plied by Smithson
Evening star., 1940-06-28
Creditors Burden Eased
In SWarfzeII Firm Case

Creditors of the defunct invest
ment house of Swartzell, Rheem &
Hensey Co. will not have to bear all
expenses relating to the company,
Fred ]. Eden, referee in bankruptcy
in District Court, announced yes
terday. The expenses will come out
Of income from the properties held
by trustees and managed by them
for the past 91a years.
Mr.. Eden said he would call a
final meeting of the creditors for
July 10 when the trustees final re-
port and account will be made and
the fee to be allowed the trustees.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

receivers and attorneys will be fixed.
A second dividend of at least 4
per cent probably will be available
for general unsecured creditors, he
said.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

s432 Georgia Ave. NV.
sac. 5O-Apt. 3-Lovely apt, consist
ing of reception hall. livi-a
room. bedroom. screened rear porch, dl-
nette, kitchen. bath and REFRIGERATOR.
1436 GEORGIA Ave. NV
S47.5O-Apt 3O4 - Beautiful APT :.
consisting of living room
bedroom. dinette. kitchen, bath and re-
friserstor. See Resident Manager
740S Georgia Ave. NV. Apt. 2,
GE. 2216
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS-Brand-new Easy" washers.
formerly S79.95, now only S49.95. Street
and third floors, s. Kann Sons Co.
WASHERS brand-new wash
ing machines in crates at discounts Of
more than SOC of list prices. Used Easy
a. B. c., General Electric, Westinghouse.
Maytag, Norge, Thor and others as low
as Ss. No money down. Liberal trade-in
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
92l G St. NV. Entire Building.
WASHING MACHINES, used Easy. May
tag and Savage. $40 up: brand-new Thor
washers. 50Go of Pay SIPS weekly with
light bill on new Maytag and Bendix
washers.
j. C. HARDING g. CO.. INC.
Electrical Headquarters,
517 10th st. NV. MA. 2160.
WATER COOLERS. General Electric, sale
or rent; reaS.: prices and terms. MA.
$500, G. E. Supply Corp. 1880 New York
ave. NV
LUMBER.
1xs 1xS + sbeadb{nr and e roofers
a&&a nn Tnea ~ ~ - S3S
2Xl0 S33
Also good prices on cinder blocks, brick
mortar and plaStering materials. Lumber
subject to Sc discount for cash.
ARLINGTON COAL g. LUMBER CO..
JACKSON 1880.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS, all kinds: and old Natl Geo; pest
Storage Book Shop. 42O 10th st. NV
CASH REGISTER. suitable for restaurant
at least four departments Reply giving
description, model. serial number and low
est cash price. Box 3s3-D, Star.
CLoTHlNSG-Highest prices paid tor mems
Met, 3767 Open eve Will call
FURNITURE wanted at once. We buy all
kinds; also electric refrigeratorS, washing
machines. etc. Ii. 2So7, any time.
FuRNITUREIWant TO purchase some good
evenings after Z. ME. 5255. -
FURNITURE. russ. household goods, etc
Best prices paid For best results call Natl
5244; after 8, Lincoln SASS Reliable NOV.
ing done. lowest prices.
FURNITURE, brio -brac china. glassware,
prices paid Call Murray Taylor 33a3
FURNITURE, household goods Of all kinds;
highest cash prices. Don't sell until you
call NO. G0i0. Prompt service.
al kjSds buy and ss usea panes Q,
Shop, l015 9TH st NV
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair, hemstitching, buttons covered,
pleating. 9l1 st. RE. 1900, RE. 2311.
TEXT BooKs-We BUY educational books
STUDENTS BOOK COMPANY.
2107 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. NV. ME- 6363
GpzDpBRING GFR pTETSS1,X YOUR OLD GoLR; a 81; 81
| JEWELRY WE PAY CASH A KAHN
INC. 4S YEARS AT. 935 e
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
JEWELRY' GET OUR fasD oFFER sEFoRF Orr
YOU SELL. ARTHUR MARKEL. 91s T
ST. NV, ROOM 3Ol VA O2S4.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis.
| carded tewelry fun cash value paid
SELINGFR'S slS St NV
WANTED-A CELLO.
f,Il, % -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Alaska M ave.NFront : bedroom for !0i 2 pvt pvt.
bath. new air-conditioned home. RA 2OO7
215O FLORIDA AVE. NW-Large double
room with porch; cool; delicious home
cooking: convt. bus and car lines. Also
nicely furnished single room.
1641 K ST NW.-Nicely furnished single
room, private bath: excellent board r.
attractive furn. room, overlooking park,
adjoining bath; delicious meals. AID. 6415.
NEAR CONN AVE AND WARDMAN-Pvt
family with 3 women guests. Vacancy for
one more refined lady. Board opt. AD. 216s
1s4s KALORAN1A RD. NW.-Bright double
room, twin beds, next BATH south expos
Ideal location. Excel. meals. CO. 1432.
WEADON ARMS, 1914 10th st. NV
Studio rooms, single and double: excep-
tional meals; S32 so to $40 each.
Mr.. NAVY. YARD, Boiling Field-LarRe
room, board optional; private family. Lin
$500 18th ST. NV. THE HILLCREsT-
2nd-story room with running water and
twin beds.
1917 F N.W.-Vacancies for gentlemen.
cooked meals; nr. Govt. bldgs.: S31-S35.
MT. PLEASANT. 1874 Hobart st.-Front
room. twin beds, pvt. bath: single room;
southern exp: meals. AID. 7448.
SINGLES, DOUBLES. 2-rm apt.-H you
cptdns want e9S reom we have Meals
3516 .11th ST. N.w..-Larse double room
phone; conv. transp.; S32.5O up.
''OLD ENGLISH" 1885 Que st. n.w.-Sin-
Gle and double with running water; tndi.
vidually served msaI; switchboard; S36 up.
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Near Walter Reed

iii 18th st. NV.
S25. .OO-Apt. No. 4-Bachelor apt.
living room and hath
Evening star., 1940-06-04
Right Downtown, Walk to Work

14l9 St. NV, rear Thomas Circle
S47. 7.5O-Apt. No. Corner apt; liv-
ing room. bedroom. kitchen
and bath; electric refrigeration free.
Evening star., 1940-06-04
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

FURs, GARMENTS, RUGS, stored in fire-
proof warehouses; guaranteed mothproof
Store your goods in safety at Merchants,
National 5000.
Evening star., 1940-06-04
Excellent Location

59II I3th St. NV.
SAB 5O-Apt. No 3 Corner APT
Rec. hall. living room. bed
room. dlnette, kitchen and bath Elec
stove and refrigeration. Rear yard
Evening star., 1940-06-04
Downtown

I-%o N 81. NV
47.5O-Apt. No. g. Living room,
bedroom. kitchen and bath.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

VERY ATTRACTIVE room IN bachelor S
apt; excellent food and service. Michigan
0771.
1907 EYE ST NW-Ideal downtown loc
real comfort. S4 week up. Man
3935 eth ST N.W-Corner room. we'll ven
tilated, 3 baths; suitable for 2: on bus line.
TAYLOR 1884
bsy s32 vng0x M5wToN ST
Cool quiet; pvt. home; nr. transp.
rms. ali with running water: newly deco.
srd nsa sWchS ss
single. Sc 80 wkly up: dbies- ssbo up
GORDON HOTEL, on beautiful 10th ST.,
between Eye and K-Lovely rooms with
double from slo 50 weekly with b. bath from
Sl2.5 weekly: 24-hr elevator and SWITCH
board service: excellent dining room.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
water, inner-sprng mattresses; singles. SIS
up: doub.. So UP: showers. elev
CHEVY CHAsE-Ideal for summer; porches,
grounds. shade trees; kitchen privileges.
ALTURAs. 1909 16th st. n.w.-Attractively
furnished rooms. near showers; 24-hr.
elevator and hotel service; SIS week
41l9 4th ST. N.w-Lov.ly front, single or
double room, in private family; close expr.
bus and car line. ia. 34s4.
14l6 R. l. AVE. N.W-Clean, well-fur-
nished front housekeeping apt: Frigidaire,
studio or dble. bed; also sleeping room, twin
beds: summer rates.
1142 PARK RID. N.W-Double room, twin
or double bed, semi-private bath. unlimited
phone, 3 windows: reasonable.
171S 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room,
private bath, first floor; nicely furnished.
HO. 9554.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 goth st. nw-1
single, / double room; walking distance
Govt depts.: conv. to transp. and shopping;
very attractive. Reasonable
1922 L ST. NV, walking distance down.
town-Nice, clean, single rooms, So and 81
week.
1923 COLUMBIA RD. N.W-Large room.
newly decorated twin beds; light house.
keeping; elec. refg. $3.50
DOWNTOWN, Apt. S5, 1882 Mass ave
Beautifully furnished and redecorated studio
or bedroom for one or two. 81
1447 MASS. AVE. NW.-Twin beds, run
ming water; 81 For quiet people only.
HALF BLK. SEN. OFF. BLDG, 12s C St.
ne. Apt. 50-Laree. cool. front rm. in
pvt. ant; windows. new twin beds. unlim.
phone, elevator; $50 mo
1856 18th ST, NW-Attractive, large,
PRIVILEGES; So week each. CO. 42e1.
Evening star., 1940-06-04
In PefUoyth

33s Delafeld P1. NV.
SIS .O0-Apt. No. Giving room. 2
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath; cleo refrigeration,
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANO-Sightly used latest model wal
nut baby srand. very special, only $3.50;
small apartment size, but has full SS-note
keyboard; new guarantee: easy terms. MA.
$3.50. KITS, 1880 G ST. TN the middle
Evening star., 1940-06-04
TABLE BoARC
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

OLD ENGLISH 1875 Que st. nw-Indi
vidually served. selectve menu; $40 semi
monthly
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANOS FOR RENT-New spnets and
small uprights only s. monthly: all money
paid as rental applies on purchase price
If you decide to buy later; also private
lessons can be included at small ad-
ditional cost Ma 4,30. Kitvs. 1880
Evening star., 1940-06-04
BOATS.
CATTLE G. LIVESTOCK.

HORSES work or riding: mules, ponies
dble. or sgle. harness; manure. load or bu
13S 18th Sc. rear. Ii. 1O047, Mr.. Driscoll
Evening star., 1940-06-04
ROOMS FURNISHED,

ROCKS. r. l. Reds White Leghorns 81.
per 90. Conkey's feeds. James Feed Sto
6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan O0S9.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANOS FOR RENT, So 80 monthly Re-
public 1890. Piano Shop, l0l5 9TH st.
NV, Open evenings.
Evening star., 1940-06-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD IN NE. OR Sc. Sec
tion. for mother and child age ll2 years,
IN home with care for child during day.
Box 293-D, Star
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED by employed
mother and small daughter: near school;
reasonable Box 493-D. Star
YOUNG MAN Govt employe wishes room
and board in private home; Petworth pre-
ferred. Box 499-D. Star
Evening star., 1940-06-04

FIANO-Latest model Mason e. Hamlin
baby grand, returned from rental. now for
sale at a $3.50 saving. Mahogany case.
Very easy terms. MA. 3.a9.,3 JordanS
corner 18th and G SITS
Evening star., 1940-06-04
OUTSTANDING VALUES

Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Near Soidiers' Home
Unusually LARGE Rooms
22O Allison st. NV
$5O.OO-Apt. No. 212-Living room,
bedroom dinette. kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANOS-We have a few used Knabe and
Stelnway grands for sale at worth-while
are in unusually good condition; new
guarantee: easy terms. MA. 4130. kits,
1870 G ST
Evening star., 1940-06-04
OUerlookina Park

1850 Clydesdale Pl. NV. Frisidaire.
Just 9 blocks north Of 18th and Col. Rd.
S42.SO-Front apt: rec. hall, living
room. dressing room. Murphy
bed. dinette. kitchen and bath.
S5O.OO-Apt 30l - Reception hall,
living room with Murphy bed.
bedroom, dinette, kitchen and bath.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

player you're not using. why not let us
call for it? We will give you credit good
now or in the future on any piano, radio
pnonograph or musical instrument in our
store; Ma. 4730 kits, 1880 G st. lin the
middle O The hlnckl
Evening star., 1940-06-04
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

IA NO; WAKEFIELD. Arlington. Va
Clean. single or double rm; pvt. home:
unlim phone: spacious grounds: S17.5O-
S25 CHI. 1866.
ARLINGTON-Pleasant room, home en-
Village. 1882 North Veitch St CHI 671S
INGLESIDE INN on Rockville Pike about 8
miles out in Bethesda Guest by the
week or month. Excel meals and reason
able rates Phone Kensington 793.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANO-Latest model Knabe spinet. very
slightly used now for sale at a worth
while saving over the new price; very easy
terms. MA. 413O. kits, 1890 G St
Evening star., 1940-06-04
POULTRY & EGGS.
'ABY CHICKS,

LEGHORN PULLETS ESQ, IA weeks old
Hanson strain, healthy chicks John Nc
Verify. Meadows. Marlboro pike, Md.
Evening star., 1940-06-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

MODERNIZED, old Colonial. Christian
home: best care. large. airy rms fresh
farm products; moderate rates Informa-
ton, reference. call Randolph 2s3s a.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANO, used plain-caSe student upright
500. Famous Shoninger make. Private
lessons included at small additional charge
Easy terms. MA. 32a3. Jordans S. corner
G.,
Evening star., 1940-06-04

THE NORTHUMBERLAND, cor opposite
Roosevelt Hotel-Delightful room, gentle
men; every comfort desired; elev. service.
Dupont 1895
Evening star., 1940-06-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC
FARM & GARDEN.

WANTED-STANDARD POODLE PUPPY.
female. reasonable Box 4S4-D, Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

WAN I'ED-A CELIO.
Give full particulars. Box 66-A. Star. O.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANO, 1VerS & Pond parlor grand, ma
hogany finish, size, TT. 6; rebuilt like new,
wonderful tone; also small size mahogany
upright perfect condition. Bargains for
cash. Schaeffer, 142S Irving st. ne
Evening star., 1940-06-04

PIANO, Steinway baby grand, perfect con-
dltion; a gorgeous piano at real parsain.
Hobart 51o0 Ratner
Evening star., 1940-06-04

tractive rooms. kitchen, bath; gas, cleo
tricity, phone. c.h.w. included Very rea-
Evening star., 1940-06-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COR. 18th AND SITS. N.W.-Attr rm.
big closet, home cooking; reas. 1l0l 18th
ST " Ant onl
Evening star., 1940-06-04

51Os 9th ST NV. FACING PARK-2nd
| f., , rms kit, private bath. porch; hot
water; Frigidaire; cleo, gas separate me-
|
Evening star., 1940-06-04

QUO OIH 81. = W OF pIIUle ME. E>.1,1
RADIOS. 12O. all makes, out Of storage
and repossessed. All playing. Original
values to S150. now So. 626 N. Y ave. n.w
REFRIGERATORS-Ne and used, $40 up;
p o. Smith 413 H St ne Lincoln 6O5O
RADIo-PHONo. comb; RC.A. 1910 model,
reg. 95. for $3.50 CASH brand-new
set. Apex Elec Co, 700 9th st, at G.
RECORDS &c each; thousands to select
from. Glenn Miller Blng Crosby Artie
Shaw. etc. Our entire stock Of used rec
ords. reg. 15c-35c each, reduced to &C each;
~ for 81. Apex Radio Co.. 109 9th ST.
NV. at G.
Evening star., 1940-06-04

COR. APT, Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE
rms, Kitchen bath and foyer; bright and
airy accommodate . or 3 MI. 2653.
COOLEST HOUSE IN WASHINGTON -
Iakoma Park-Large room kitchenette,
Ink; gas light, heat. CHI. phone, gar
Den. lnner-spring mattress. all furn. Where
Evening star., 1940-06-04

52O2 9th ST. NW-3 ROOMS, SEMI
private bath; cleo. gas. heat, auto. refrg.
adults. X3T 40 Shepherd 3404
Evening star., 1940-04-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO April 80 lP United States
Department Of Asriculture) .-Salable hogs
$4,000 total, III. 500: general market Is
to mostly @5 lower than Mondays average:
top, $50 sparingly: bulk good and choice
1So-21p pounds 6.00-25; most 210-36O
pound butchers 5.75-6 90: good 400-55O
pound packing SowS. 4.90-5.20: smooth
lighter weights. 5.25-5o
Salable cattle, 1900: saable calves
800 fed steers and yearlinss steady to
20 lower; steady early OH good TO choice
offerings mostly; rather draggy market
with all buying interests bearing down on
all grades and representative weights;
hardly enough cattle here to permit sharp
demand narrow largely steer run with me-
dium to strictly good kinds predominating:
mostly light and medium weight steers:
bulk. 1878 early top. 1910; some held
higher; few loads. l0.15-1l 40: one load
scaling l.244 pounds at 12.O5; all other
classes steady mostly; heifers active;
Welghty heifers up to 1015: canner cows
very dull all other cows steady; bulls fully
steady and vealers 25-5O higher at 10 30
IL 30: heavy sausage bulls UP to T25
Salable' sheep 1000: total 500: late
Monday fat lambs closed % higher; top and
bulk fed range wooled lambs 10 30; load
and small lots, 10.00-25; best fed clipped
lambs, 9.e5: today's trade. fat lambs,
strong to IS higher; bulk good and choice
fed Western wooled lambs. 10 5000; hold
ing few loads choice kinds around 1873.
load or fWo good GRADES. 1925; best Clip
fat sheep scarce. steady; small lot fat
mostly 4.00-4 so; throwouts. mostly
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