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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
TREASURY
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-lR-Small-
err than expected receipts of hogs
today increased prices 10 cents
on most sales. The top was $500
on good and choice 100 to 800
Founders. Dry fed steers and
yearlings of average good grade
were steady, but other classes
were Is to 40 cents off. The lamb
top was Sl450 for SO pound choice
Western springers.
Hog receipts were 10000 OF
which shippers took 1000 head.
An additional 5000 was taken on
direct consignment by packing
firms.
Cattle receipts totaled 5000 as
compared to 1857 last week and
o,491 year ago. The top price of
sl6.80 was paid for good and
choice steers, while choice to
prime light yearlings sold at
$3.50. Cows and bulls were Is
cents lower and vealers were off
so cents.
Native and Western spring
lambs were around Is cents lower
and ewes were weak to Is cents
off. h ebulk medium to good ma
tives sold for $3.50 to S13.75, a
few choice going to S14.00.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 21.-N

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 2l.-R-
u. S. Dept. Agr.)-Livestock-
Hogs: steady. Top 14.45. Good and
choice l8O-250 lbs. 14.45. 100-120
lbs. 1895. 12O-14o lbs. 13.45. 14o-
ITO lbs. 1895. 160-180 lbs. 14.25.
25o-3oo lbs. 40. 3oo-35o lbs. 1895.
Good sows under $50 lbs. 13.45;
35O-5O0 lbs. 12.45; over 500 lbs.
1875. Good stays 1915.
Cattle: Bulk steer sold Monday
at 1400-14. %. Strictly good grass
ers 1850; medium grade 1900
1900. and common down to 1000
or below. Fat dairy type cows
quotable around 1000, cutters
7 50-8.50, and Gamers mostly 600
$50 Sausage bulls 1900 down,
according to weight and condition.
Vealers fully steady. Good and
choice largely 15.50-15.75. Spring
lambs quotable 1880 down.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
EIGHT CONVERSION
UNITS COMPLETED
Six More War Housing
Jobs Under Construc-
ton At Beach

The Federal government, through
the Home Owners Loan Corpo-
ration, has leased IA cottages at
Wrightsville Beach and Harbor Is
land, II of which cost $11O, 300 to
convert into apartment units for
war workers, Louie E. Woodbury.,
manager of War Housing Center,
disclosed Tuesday.
The leases for seven-year Pc
Rod have been executed since
July l, 1912. All except four of
the government converted dwell
ings have been completed and are
now occupied by essential immi-
grant workers.
The conversion of the beach re-
sort cottages has made available,
or will upon completion, total
of 113 apartment units for war
worker families.
In addition to the government
conversion work at Wrightsville
Beach, Town Clerk R. L. Benson
said that "a permits for private
building in a total amount OF S14,-
$50 have been issued since July
l, 1912.
Conversion into apartment units
has been completed on the follow
ing beach dwellings,: Bluethenthal
cottage, 300 South Lumina, eight
apartments; Canady building. 2
Lumina avenue, six apartments;
Carolina cottage, $40 South Lu-
nina, eight apartments; Temple
cottage. $50 South Lunina, II
apartments; Essa cottage, North
Lumina, eight apartments; Huske
cottage, 801 South Lumina, two
apartments; BreeZeland, $40 South
Lumina, eight; Meier cottage, 7lo
South Lumina, four; Riley cottage,
Harbor Island, four; and Rogers
cottage, Is Salisbury street, eight.
These are now under construc-
ton: Paris cottage, 551 South Luz
nina, IS apartments; Calder cot
tage, 423 South Lunina, eight
apartments; Harbor Island Inn,
Harbor Island, seven; and Rem
hart cottage, SOB South Lumina, II.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
ONE ARM BANDITS
SEIZED in RAID
Massey And Mccormick
Arrested On Gambling
Charges

L M. Massey and L. B. McCor-
mick were arrested Tuesday morn
ing on charges of possessing gamb-
ling devices, and nine "one-arm
bandit slot machines were seized
in a raid on the Whitehead Music
company, 1O6 North Second street,
by Detective Sergeant H. Hayes,
and Police Officers c. w. Wilson
and G. Peterson.
Both men, said by police to be
connected with the company, were
placed under bond of 5000 each
pending their appearance for hear
|ings in Recorders court Wednesday
morning. The gambling devices are
being held by the police depart
ment.
According to Sergeant Hayes,
the slot machines, valued at ap-
proximately $1,000, were spotted
Monday morning at the local Rail
way Express office and were trac-
ed to the Music company upon de-
livery Tuesday morning immedl-
ately prior to the raid.
| Oils from sunflower and squash
| caaIc or1 ,,eoI E'J1rOnn
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-[P)-Cot-
ton futures closed SIS cents bale
higher to 10 cents lower today.
Discussion of possibilities for an
upward readjustment in cloth price
ceilings plus persistent trade de-
mand and short covreing impart-
ed strength to the market.
Aiding in the recovery was re-
newed talk of holding move
ment among southern produc ars
and expectations for d further de-
lay in marketings after recent UNI
+. vorable weather 20 picking and
ginning in some sections.
Futures closed old contracts) s.
cents a bale higher to 10 rerts
lower.
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HOUSING DRIVE
SCHEDULED HERE
MIA To Conduct "Share
Your Home" Campaign
For Workers

A concerted share your home
campaign to recruit all available
living accommodations in private
homes and buildings for the hous-
ing of essential immigrant war
workers will be launched this week
in Wilmington and approximately
ITO other key war industry centers
throughout the nation, Assistant
Administrator Philip M. Klutznlck,
of the National Housing Agency,
announced Tuesday.
Mr.. Klutznick explained that I'M
der the MAS war housing pro-
gram for the year, July 1943 to
July 1914, majority of the l,1OO,-
900 Immigrant workers that will be
needed in these key industry CEN
tiers must be housed in existing
structures. Accommodations will
be sought in private homes and
rental properties for at least 2OO,-
900 workers with families and
400, 900 single workers. An addi-
tional 10000 accommodations are
to be provided through the con-
version of existing structures in
additional living units.
The Share Your Home cam
paign in most communities will
center around War Housing
Week. October 8 to g." Mr.. Klutz-
nick said. They will be conducted
through the local War Housing
Centers.
Local committees have been
organized, newspapers, radio sta
tons and other media will be used
to urge American families to open
their homes to men and women
who are on production lines"
Volunteer workers are being re-
cruited to assist the stats of the
local War Housing Centers in this
intensified effort, he said, and the
full cooperation of all civic and
community organizations is being
sought.
Promotional materials used in
the campaign will support three
point-program- % to encourage
property owners and tenants to
open their homes to war workers
and list with the local War Hous-
ing Center all vacant or potential
ly vacant space available in hous-
es. flats and apartments which can
be utilized without any expendi-
!ure of critical materials; ca to
encourage other owners, whose
properties are now suitable for ad-
ditional use, to convert them into
additional living accommodations
for war workers-using either
their own funds or conversion
loans secured from private finan-
cial institutions; and 90 to en-
courage property owners who are
unable to convert their properties
on their own responsibility, to
lease their houses and buildings to
the Government and let the Gov
eminent do the job.
The campaign is being supported
by the War Advertising council,
which has been cooperating with
the National Housing Agency and
the Office of War Information.
More than 100000 war workers
already have been taken care of
in existing housing" Mr.. Klutz-
nick said. This has saved a great
quantity of critical materials and
manpower. The War Housing Cen
tiers and Home Registration Off
ces throughout the country-and
the citizens who have operated
them-deserve great deal Of
credit.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
Market Hit By Profit Gathering

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-R-The
stock market was beset by profit
taking today after five successive
advances and, while oils and scat.
tered favorites managed to emerge
on the upside, many leaders fin
ished under water.
The direction was cloudy from
the start. The opening was fairly
active but dealings tapered as Of
ferings appeared. The oil group
came up at the last as growing
demand for petroleum products re-
vived talk of possible permitted
price hoist for crude in order to
stimulate new discoveries and de-
velopments in this field.
Steels, rails, rubbers, coppers,
utilities and the strong blue chips
of Monday were uneven through
out While closing variations most
ly were in minor fractions, there
were few spreads either way of
l to or more points with minus
marks predominating
The lightness of selling as
against swelling volumes on the
upswing was viewed as bullish
symptom. Sentiment was d
also by the cheerful speech of
Prime Minister Churchill to the
House of Commons and further
good war news from virtually all
sectors. Many customers adjourn
ed to neutral territory, however on
the idea the lengthy recovery call
ed for at least a technical cor
rection.
The Associated Press CO. stock
composite was off L of point at
SIS, it's first recession since last
Tuesday. Breadth of theprevious
day was lacking. Of BAT individual
Issues traded, S44 were down, 27l
up and 232 unchanged. Transfers
of 743, 366 shares compared with
1908 800 the day before which was
a top since August 8.
Despite indecisive movements.
Standard Oil IND. Mid-Continent
Petroleum and United Fruit were
able to post peak prices for 1943.
Others ending in front included
Sinclair oil, Barnsdall, Houston Oil,
Pure Oil, Ohio Oil, Texas Co.,
Sears Roebuck, Consolidated Edi-
son, Bethlehem, General Motors,
Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft,
United Aircraft, Philip Morris and
American Airlines.
In lower ground were US. Steel.
Chrysler, Goodrich, U. S. Rubber,
J. I. Case, Oliver Farm, Boeing,
Sperry, Anaconda, American Can,
dePont, Allied Chemical Southern
Pacific, Southern Railway, Great
Northern, J. c. Penney and U. S.
Gypsum.
Reorganization rail bonds con-
tinued to improve. At Chicago,
wheat was unchanged to up IA of
a cent a bushel and hogs 10 cents
higher. Cotton was up SIS cents
bale to down 10 cents.
In the curb modest advances
were held by Creole Petroleum.
Sunray Oil, Pennroad and Venezu-
elan Petroleum. On the offside,
were Lake Shore, Phoenix Securi-
ties, American Cyanamid 20" and
Brazilian traction. Turnover here
was 1924 shares versus 274, 500
Monday.
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TOO YOUNG FOR SEA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-lR
The Navy decided today that
Apprentice Seaman Paul Linton
for the time being, at least-is
going to have to sail all his boats
in the family bath tub.
Linton has been kicked out of
the Navy and told to come home
and grow up. He's only 10.
The Fourth Naval District said
the child left his parents home
here last month saying he was 60
ing to work on a farm. Instead,
the Navy said, he enlisted, using
an 18-year-old brothers birth Ger
tificate.
His mother, Mrs. Samuel Linton,
got worried when no word came
from him and asked the Fourth
Naval District to help. The Navy
said it has just found him in the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton.
He'll be back in grammar schoo.
next week.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 21.-|R
-Turpentine 66 cents gallon;
offerings SO ESQ gal. bbls.); sales
4,4OO gallons; receipts, 1853 bar
rels; shipments, 361 barrels;
stocks, 9,764.
Rosin, 600 lb. drums), offer
ings. 461; sales, 461; receipts, 576;
shipments, 2,948; stocks, 6s,764.
Quote: B, 3.03; D, 1926; E, 3.Ss;
F. 3.e1; G, 3.s5; H, 3.s4; I, s.s;
CCO): X 4.O2; M, 4s04; N, 400;
VIC. 4.4o; WV, 4.86; x, 4.86.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-IRE
Spot cotton closed steady IS cents
a bale higher. Sales 5,796. Low
middling 1851, middling 1000,
good middling 20.76. Receipts 81
557, stock 204,349.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-RE
The average price Of middling
1915 inch cotton today at 10 desig-
mated Southern spot markets was
10 cents a bale higher at 2055
cents a bale higher at 20.55 cents
mound; average for the last 80
market days 2036, middling 10
inch average 1888.
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CHICAGO BUTTER-EGGs

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-iR-Butter,
receipts 348,959; firm; prices as
quoted by the Chicago price cur
rent are unchanged.
Eggs, receipts 5,971: firm; OPA
ceiling prices are unchanged.
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RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, Sept. 21.-lR-MC-
DA)-Egg and poultry markets
steady to firm.
Raleigh-U. S. grade AA large
(clean white) So; hens, all weights,
| % to %.
Washington-U. S. grade A large
S. to $50: broilers and fryers %
~
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RALEIGH LIVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Sept. 21.-lR-(NC-
DA)-Hog markets steady with
tops of 1445 at Richmond and
1870 at Rocky Mount.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21-(R-
Cotton futures closed steady so
cents bale higher to Is cents
lower
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CHARLOTTE, Sept. 21.-tR-
cotton 21.9O.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
GARDEN HOSE

u" Reinforced rubber Hose
all layers are vulcanized-Will
give good service with proper
care.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22

Oils from sunflower and squash
seeds are used in Europe.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-22
0'CEDAR OIL MOP

Famous quality.
Triangular
gets in corners
under furniture,
easily. Fine twist
ed yarn reduces
lint to a mini
mum.
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Cheerful, clean cut red and
black "cat-tails. Smart ivory
glaze with red lines on edge
of plates, handles and knobs.
Selected American seni-porce-
lain, glaze will not crack.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
TWO WAREHOUSES;.

5000 .FT. WAREHOUSE SPACE on
floor: high ceiling. Call AT. 5000. Mr..
BOegS
Evening star., 1943-09-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1a41 convertible. radio. heater. 5
good tires; priced to sell quick. Feather
stone Service Station. 1905 New Jersey
CADILLAC 1e41 4-door sedan; very low
trade and terms. Peake Motor Co., 4505
Wis ave. OR. 5000
CHEVROLET 1899 master 4-door sedan;
one owner. $4,000 miles, radio; 1895
cash: RE. 74OO, Ext. 3515. g.
CHEVROLET PIE 1899 master de luxe 2-door
sve ssaani nw IKE CO 5es ssss' $500 27oe Cathedral
eras par ss c edan Mp Sqs eswSPd SndS eo
CHEvRoLETs. 1942s, Ais and '4os: also
AZ and '39 Fords; good selection: priced
right. Inquire now while still available.
Wilson blydc Arlington. Va. CHI. 5000.
new, overdrive, heater, prewar tires like
new; $3.50 or best cash offer Decatur
FORD 1941 station wagon; AL condition
throughout. new set OF recapped tires, g.
900 ACTUAL miles; Sl,395. Logan Motor
FORD 1882 model B, good tires, excellent
appearance, new generator, battery. brakes
seat covers; just passed inspection; S125
Auto radio. SIS. After pm, 321 B
FORD M PIE 1929 l,l Tudor sedan; four new tires
HUDSON 1941 coupe, 2-tone green; radio,
heater; 1-owner car, low mileage. original
tires, IMMACULATE inside and out. Mr.
Merchant, MA; 3323 between 9 to 8.
PLYMOUTH 1884 coupe; used very little
portation Mitchells Motors, Inc, 202
c st. n W.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Will rent my newly
5uilt home completely furn. and equipped
to responsible family or group; gas heat;
bedrooms, baths, recreation room
laundry; $3.50; possible subletting revenue
sos; from Oct. /. Oliver 536s.
G. ROOMS, modern furnishings, gas heat
COUPLE WANTED to share home all
facilities. Wife unemployed No children.
$50 month. WA. l440
g ROOMS, bedrooms; near schools
Iransportation. churches, etc.; S1l5 per
month: Phone OIL. 1896, Br. s51. r.
OCCUPANCY AT oNCE-Beautifuliy furn
Y-neoroom, semidetached brick residence
N select homeowners' community. Adults
oniy; no pets; sos per mo. Open 10 a m
70 . m Monday and Tuesday. Apply in
person, aO0l 5th st, NV.
ATTRACTIVE detached tiled home, near
Walter Reed above Rock Greek Park.
H.-w;h., rooms. 24a baths, attached
SSSle 0WSsRs RsSWEafe; Wr S0Ns,nPp SS5 ,mPPpth RA 329s
welI-iurn. house, to responsible orRaniza-
tioni best downtown residence section.
SIWLY FuRN. Broom house. coal heat:
s125 mo. Phone jackson 22a7-W
WEST LANHAM HILLS, MD.-Nicely furn
bungalow, bedrooms. living room. kitch-
en-, bath; good neighborhood: coal heat
Possession Immediately; $40 month. Union
0e34 between 9 and s pm.
Ay0NDALE. Md, 2005 Wardman I'd
wife OF servlceman will share home of s
pm. Warieid s5se.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN g. SON, AUcTIoNEERs.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FOLLOWING
PAoVAb kEh lhRs9yFP ssTXFP o AsR Rr 9ssb gsIM
y sss FF9HT sTrE2Tr 2T EW sREMIsEs S AMP lN
NEE 81 sIxTHENffAo ATEE ffAHossHFAaT STREET oHH1 AND
SsF ksb Rs5VE sesaa5-ss esw e cSNa asFHFVaE aVa
BY authority of the undersigned owners,
aR WIZ smss ssfpess t. saf n &.
tfict q coumsia viii 6 osred n 'fs 9cr sale sale
Sos5S$ IL sHs4TSSszss Hs ns; .s,sS
Ia and a. In ssaar.3 3 as nis5ss essy.a "a
b, premises No. 6a1' and s3s' Hsst Street
NV. and said to contain 3,454 and 2.1ss
55FSx 1Ssasi ,sss L5ss5ss.;; 5sRzz
n1n, Lo1 bsrs B. sauare 427' improved by premises
THIRTY O'Clock pM on TutEsDAY,
ssTeeIS ssPrEMsEE TWENTY WE s1fl1 Isas
proved sround situated @ at the Ss'so seutheaas nn
corner of 18th Street and Fort Drive NV,
sdaars sna saiq 70 en,si snd ISIS
5EPFExsfRSc TH5FEx RcI9SK sS
pfsme, m ssF: ae saos eas sns aess
Connecticut Avenue NV, and said to
contain Tsp' S'3Ts @ square feet.
deposit at sale of 81 900 required OF pur-
chaser on each of the first three parcels
and Of $1,000 on the last parcel Sale
subject to covenants and restrictions Of
record and tenancies which will be an
nounced at the sale. Rent, taxes, water
rent and other charges to be adjusted to
date of settlement. Examination of title,
conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps
good title will be conveyed to the pur-
chaser, or no sale. Terms to be complied
with within thirty 900 days from day Of
the, right to resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after ffteen
05D days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited, or with
out forfeiting deposit. the undersigned may
avail themselves of any legal or equitable
lights against defarltinR purchaser.
NATALIE M SIMON,
EUGENE YOUNG.
se7,10,f4,1T,21,24
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10Th Street Highlands,

West of 10th St, near Rock Creek Park.
Has 5 bedrooms and ? baths on second
rage lot 1873 TT. deep. This home of brick
construction is one Of the outstanding
Mr.. Adams, Woodley 14l4
I II GPAIIArTTL1
Evening star., 1943-09-07
SEMIBUGALOW,
BRICK. VACANT.

Woodbridge n.w.-SS.45O; $1,000 cash.
Practically, new; bedroom and bath on
floor. which is insulated fireplace front
and rear concrete porches, large lot with
trees. BOSS & PHELPS, MA. $500. Ask
Evening star., 1943-09-07
HOUSES UNsURNlSHED.

DUTCH COLONIAL, bedrooms, 3Ia
baths; exclusive neighborhood; rent, S135
mo. Chestnut 0250
ATTRACTIVE STONE HOUSE, suitable for
couple or = women. on farm near Great
Fails, Va; modern conveniences; low rent
IN return for boarding farmer, who Supplies
Church 2325-J
FAIRHAyEN, VA. 11a miles from Alex
andria---Ncw detached home 3 rms kitch-
en- and I-cu.-ft. refrigerator: large lot.
lovely view; regular bus service; SS5 a
no; no; September ;. GO. 1000 Rm. 543,
liShed rooming house vacant Sept 18th
Rent, S125 month. L. V. Thacker, 1901
North CAPITOL st
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont

TWO LARGE ROOMS in very clean home
OF 2 adults, prefer settled lady or couple.
nondrinkers: references. Box 162-x Star
SURPRISINGLY beautiful and luxurious
apt. OF large rooms, lst floor; modern
furniture, hardwood floors, large Fripid-
alrei nice neighborhood; SO adults; rea-
sonable 232l lSt St. NV. NO. 7773.
ing room and kitchen. bedroom with double
bed, single bed. pvt bath: accommodates
family OF 3 or girls; S15 month. DU. 505l.
r ST. NV, 1731-1 RIM. kitcherette,
very attrac. furn.; gentleman or couple
only: $50 mo. Call betw. A. pm
IRVING NV. i32s-Dry, clean basement
apt, all requirements, incl. shower; adult
family of 4; men or women Beautiful
studio rm for girls, dandy rm. pext
bath: employed couple
ROOMS, private bath, Frigidare: near
Library Cong, and Capitol LU' 1855.
JEWisH GIRL congenial, 90 to %. to
shs share apt M with . Others conv. transp.;
OR YOUNG MEN to share nicely furn.
apt, GENTLE home Lamont ST, near 10th
TAX. PIX. MD.-@3 rms. bath, $40. so:
End 4: adults only: nr. bus, stores: lease
IDEAL APT, DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Larse double room, full kitchen. bath,
MANAGEMENT CO, EX. 6929i ewes,
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING,
Complete Factory Job.
$35 AND UP.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
4301 Conn. Ave. NV EN- 1900.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
INTERNATIONAL Ih-ton truck, 1888; II,
good condition and good rubber; call after
9 Pm. Berwyn 19-J. b906 Berwyn I'd,
Berwyn Heights, Nd.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1rROoM AND BATH unfurnished apt,
az utilities furnished g bedrooms; imme-
dlate possession: close to shopping center,
10.eent bus to D. C; 500 month See j.
L. Price, 1903 South Arlington Ridge road
jackson 1905 or Ivy 1872
ARLINGTON, yA.-2-room, kitchen, din
cite, semipvt. bath, 1st-foor, furn. apt;
pve, entrances, garage: will accom-. 4;
4-RO0M FURNISHED APT, private en-
trance, all conveniences; available Sept
10Th. Call Warfeld 2O25
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Unfunished living
room, bedroom, bath, dinette. foyer kitch-
G en-, al Utilities furnished; rental, S62 mo.