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Evening star., 1944-10-26

COLOP PED-Read The Sunday Star every
joHN 0F RoUsE iQ5 1915 5as tH s. '2eo
CoLoRED-Brooklsnd D. C, os23 l2,h
st. ne; linn. brick house, a l., oil
heat: excellent condition. reasonable. MI
CoLoRED-Detached furnished rooming
house Of 80 rooms. Q baths. located near
upper 14th st. NV. Opportunity for
hieh-clss colored bus: substantial cash
required. EGGLEToN REAL ESTATE
esla l4th st, NV. Du. 5o5l' DU, 5oa7
CoLoRED-3oO block llth st ne &
rooms, la baths. oil heat. electricity, A.
priced for quick sale. only $500. terms
ssii MR sS saEPPARD'' De ilSi: evenings
coLoRED-7o7 ,7th st, ne; Groom brick
home With Il this eo1sTnient Il sec
fPlas!R aoRDoN 0f isc 45a Park 'a "a
coLoRED-Io83 Goth st nw--room
brlck. complete bath, automatic hot water,
terms terms. Phone OWNER, sH, i4si,
snd cellar brick, near. ITvinG s.: has 8
rms, bath. eas heat: closlns estate: must
0e 6v sOIs SA d75T. /; 7. GRAvATTE' 729 18th st.
coLoRED-vacant. newly decorated, 9
privately arEansed rooms In choice ne st.
doan tRSsop payment nasn ?En, 9eouired 81 Rsek
days 9-6 pm BAsILKo REALTY CO.
COLORED-Evarts st. ne; three detached
frame houses: ana : rooms; hot-water
heat: one with oil burner, priced, $3.50
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO. DI, S346
CoLoRED-sOG block 5th st. n.e--3-
story and cellar BRICK, rooms, and 3
baths; h.-v.h., cas furnace; all rooms
private: nicely arransed tor 3 families;
possession prompt. terms v S. HURL-
BERT. Ma. 1870, a3l H st. NV.
COLoRED-Vacant 6 rooms and bath.
Rusmisel after pm, CO. al41. ALEX
K ANDERSON & co. EX. 1900
COLORED-S30O down, Sroom and bath
row brick, in NV. section. Call Mr. Rus
misei after pm, CO. a141. ALEX K.
ANDERSON & CO. EX. 1900.
COLORED-S%95 down, nice s-room. bs h
semidetached brick, good Sc. location. Call
Mr.. Hicks after q m, AD. 2b2i. ALEX
K. ANDERSON d CO., Ex. 1900.
COLORED-Only $500 down, in 200 block
of 10th st. ne: row brick. rooms. bath,
latrobe heat; price. S6,a5o; balance $50
per month. Mr.. DRAIsNER. Ma. 9o67;
home. FIR. 2674,
house; S1,250 down; : rooms, including 4
bedrooms, h.-wh.., tile bath. rear, yard,
front porch monthly notes, 80. DE.
lTl0, evenings FIR, 4165
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcor,. J

soDa FOUNTAIN d), good condition; Call
sSPH s5 TE ssgs II in nrssess condition
soFA, |; 4 q. r. chairs, 3 beds, . chests.
nrcs xaniiy Wv with aee bench ODDS snd ends half
sTATIoN WAGON, suit suitable ieo: child lid 1o to 8
years. d. Apply after 4 Pm. weekdays, 1I6
Never unerated. No priority necessary.
Tsskisgs T ss tf5 eztff Nh SRa pfrfHs RaS
no ne,nA sections ons. to remove, With Or without
STORM SASH . and Ttfet screen = e;" combinations
standard sizes available for immediate de-
tive sill drainage; an windows adjustable
ios 10 winter s yentilation: storm and screen
ess 10 70 ss monhs from fo pans nsd FREE
sToRMy sft sny tRf w. S5se nser, s,oro.
livered:. install them yourself or get our
ees 5ee estimate nn "a s on time
sfFTfbiledFH sfTbiS GoSea d excellent condition: opens
H sell sds 4s Sas beas RI Gss
beds and rollaway beds at sensational saw
HE'D 5sss s ave- pFeTs 0nstrueon onsn
STUDIO coucHEs, factory-rebuilt, with
spring mattress open to double bed or two
pI; s7a7: Open ewes; until, ! pm: open
3ia It: diameter. fne s' mahogany fnish;
aTeai s1fp top dining dining and living room; $50.
IToPCoAT. mans, sig: suit. So; sport coat,
moVI 5rown, ss; oo1an flannel trousers: sizes s6-37.
TOYLAND is open, shop early: beautiful
onlls, archery sets, games and many small
7sfs Gys Seen sSss 9nd r BET g.
ITIkaoIMGBoNEsm IIa MT Cavalier. gold lacquered,
FRoPfoA KTTS 1880 FISH ST. miadf e block
SPOTTED mohes, ssc ssc Neon U5ies TetTas sc sis5s
ghiie they last AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO.,
TWIN BEDS, maple with steel coil springs
ana ana iSsInersprns ,g mattreSses; sood cond-
TYPEWRIrER; new Remington noiseless,
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, good condi-
VENETIAN BLINDS repainted retsped.
SIS, needs sound post : pictures, S.,
WAsHsG Is HTsGmsnA MAcnTNE aftsE se:e pm heater e
WATER COOLERS, electric, pressure type;
also one l2-hole frozen food cabinet. 1884
WATER HEATERS, automatic gas and
bottled gas, all sizes @0-year guarantee;
immediate installation. Terms. SH. 697l
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar, all sizes;
terms. JOHN G. WEBSTER. registered
plumber. 627 F st. NV. Ma. 4163, RA.
1869
WATER HEATERs-Regular and bottle ga s.
20-30 40 so -1O0-aallon capacity. All
heaters guaranteed to 20 years. No
Information, phone AT 1881 AMERICAN
HEATING co. 55 K st Sc
WATER PUMP, new, uncrated shallow we'll
electric; 50-lb. ice refrigerator excellent
condition: new prewar basin with chrome
fitting. TIE. 221G.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer; steel or WOOD
stats 1905 14th ST. NV. Phone AID 4333
BARGAINS in new and unredeemed rings
genuine diamonds from $40 TO 5000
NATIONAL PAWNBROKERS. it. Key
Bridge. RnSSlYn. Va rE 1r-r
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morvlond and Viroinjo.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. twin beds semi
private bath; conv. to bus and restaurants.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. o707 Mt. Vernon
.ave.-Laree newly furnished, two or three
persons: bus at door. %"
ARLINGTON, 1921 No. 21st ave-Double
and single room; l block 10-cent bus, Lee
hwy. Is minutes to Washington.
PLEASANT ROOM for couple, twin beds.
laundry privileges; without maid service;
su4 sp9 ,sgTo mo each Falls Church 2765;
room with private bath in new brick
home; beautiful location; block to bus
LARGE LIVING bedroom, pvt bath. uni
phone, conv. to bus, $40, Indian Spring
Village. SH. 673S.
RECREATION ROOM. knotty pine. twin
studio couches, priv. entr., pvt. bath,
ARLINGTON, room for refined girls,
private home, half block to bus. Phone
TO RENT Immediately in Arlington, COM
Portable bedroom in pvt. home, trans. con-
venlent. Phone Falls Church 1905.
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FARM b GARDEN.

TRACTORS-All types farm equipment;
straw straw and feed; Falls Church 212o;. 2s'
yard. Call ]. H BURTON. WA. 1887.
GARDEN TOOLS, used, in excellent con-
dition. Picks with new handles, ST. O5:
snoveis, snN , r 20; wheeinarrows, $3.50; mat, mat,
new handles, 81 Los Complete Garden
Shops at stores. Phone orders. ATTAIN
tic 1400. Free delivery Hechinger Co.
TOPSOIL, very good for lawns and green
houses. for sale. Call Ii. 1878 or Ber-
wyn 5S6. 26s
COMPLETE LANDSCAPING and tree sur
gerry: 81 yrs. exp; no Job too large or too
small Phone Kensington 113-W after
TREEs IRE sm REMOVED. eversreens trimmed.
expert workmen; work covered by 1nsur- :
ance. For estimate call Union Oa62. 81.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp

WILL EXCH very desirable 2-bedrm. ap
in n. Y. c. for similar apt. in Wash Ma
gTl6, Ext. So 81.
1907 9th ST. N.W.-3 rooms kitchen ar,
bath, $50 per mo-: cpen for inspection
3o0i D ST. S.E.-hot., two rooms, kit
bath: back porch: available Nov. lst.
Sd 80 Including heat. DI h414 90
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

LADY WRITER, refined, middle-aged, will
pay satisfactory amount for extra nice
or exclusive boarding house in Northwest
section. Box 3S3-M Star. 2S'
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and child.
day care for child while mother works.
Dupont yQO5 oQ-
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON-Will share 2ia-room. mod
ern apt close to Navy Annex and Pentagon
Phone evenings CHI. 1908.
BERWYN-Fur. apt. for couple: no OBJ
lection TO baby. Call Berwyn 342-R
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SUBURBAN REkT-MASYLAND.

SMALL CHICKEN FARM for rent; nice s.
room house, hot-water heat; S75 a month.
$500 Branch ave. sc. Call from 10-4 80.
j. FLEISCHMAN %.
CoUNTRY HOME near Bladensburs 9
rms and bath, electricity. Philsas stove.
garage; fenced, trees, shrubs, Ia acres
ground Bargain, S6,750, or rent, S55.
o. B. ZANTz1NGER CO., 945 K st. NV.
Ma 9593
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

double or single: permanent or transient
guests: reasonable rates. 1O3 ST. Sc
293S NJ PL. Sc, near Navy Yard and
Research Laboratory, l block from bus:
$50 mo gentleman only. Phone TR
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE or single. once for rent;
mailing and phone address; secretarial
ATLANTIC BUILDING, $40 st. NV.
available in suites of or more rooms;
total space available consists OF approxi-
mately 5000 square feet on foors: an
nual rent of ST so per square foot includes
heat, water, electricity, service OF ele-
ther informa ton and Inspection, call Mr.
INLAY or Mr.. Fenner. MARK WINKLER
MANAGEMENT, RE. 5000, 1117 Vermont
Evening star., 1944-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in thii
area: l-family detached homes on 5000
50 feet of land or more. New. modern
Four blocks of the District line on
Sheriff rd ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 300 Addison
Chapel rd. Fairmont Heights. Nd HI
Evening star., 1944-10-26
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ARMY MAJOR desires small, complete
apartment, furn, or unfurn. near Lee
blvd. and Glebe road. Arlington, for mid
dle-ased mother. Glebe S123. .6@
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

2O5 6Jst PL, Capitol Hgts., Nc . rooms
bath, coal hot-alr heat, detached frame;
$50 month Mr.. DRAISNER, Room 332
$50. !, block from Lincoln Park; s rooms:
baths. oil heat, sso, electricity. HARRY
GLADMAN. 3OS Pa ave. Sc, Ii 034b.
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HOUSES FUR, OR UNFUR.

EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, furn. o.
iunturn.. Wash blvd and Frederick s.
for -hedrm. furn. apt. in apt bldg, AT
lncatn n Phone RE. GOO. Ext. T4bbA :. q
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BOATS.

cellent running condition, sink. toilet. fine
extinguishers; life preservers, other fea
Sres;, Tor fishing or cruising; 81 300;
MOI Monroe st. ne. Telephone DE. 1882.
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ROOMS FURN 6 UNEuRN.

DOWNTOWN, large rooms, partly or un-
furnished, for . or 3 men or women; Chris
tian Scientists preferred; refs. exc: can be
seen daily. ia. e1s NJ st. NV, Apt. SO. :
Evening star., 1944-10-26
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

RIDING HORSES, .. very nice, with sad
Gles and brides very reasonable. Call
RE. 1928 after $50 pm
FOR SALE-Good quality mixed hay; will
deliver in Washington area. Call Laurel
Evening star., 1944-10-26
POULTRY & EGGS.
ROOMS FURhlshED-Northwes,

BABY CHICKS, teeo ano poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 6l9 K st. NV
ME- OOS0
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (cont.)


HOLLYWOOD, near Colesvilie-h acrs,
nice yard, 2-bedroom frame house and out-
buildings. $4,000. CHARLES H. STANLEY.
ONLY s4,95O---5-room frame bungalow. .
bedrooms, I bath, living room, dining
excellent condition Owner occupied. I'm
mediate possession; $1,000 down, terms,
HYATTSVILLE INVESTMENT CO. 53O1
Baltimore ave. UN. 4040; open until p m.
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-6 rooms kitch-
en- has GE stove and GE refrigerator: 3
bedrooms, bath, shower and 3 extra base
ment rooms; h;-w.h,, oil; lot 52xl52;. thor
Ewes, Mr.. Tinchenko. NO. 6144. o. B.
ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K st. NV. Ma.
9593.
GRIN. BUNGALOW, asbestos frame, about
2 yrs. old, 8 bedrms., living rm., dining
rm.. kitchen with new electric range. OAK
floors. ful-size basement, circulating heat
leoaD: possession Immediately: price,
S6.S50; 81 900 cash, balance easy.
G-rm. asbestos frame, 5 rms. and bath
] st floor: . rms, kitchen and bath End
dLor; full-size bassment. h.-y.h. toiD, l
refrigerator. . gas ranges: End hoor is
renting for $50 per mo-; close to every
thing in Mt. Rainier: price. $3.50: must
have $500 cash. balance easy. ALVIN
vile, Md: WA. 1854. day and evening.
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OFFICES WANTED.

SMALL FURNISHED OFFICE wanted with
telephone message service box number,
Send replies to BRISTOL INSULATING
COMPANY. IL Park place, New York City.
attention p Gould
Evening star., 1944-10-26
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL SUBLET house in Upper Darby, Pa.
for house N Arl. or Bethesda section.
3101 NJ st. NV.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG, 3-story,
basement. ami: wide front, 1st floor; viii
lea Sc: right price, terms, trade. clear.
SIS, ,O0O-Nearly new bungalow, r,
b, ami: fireplace 2-car garage, $4,000
50 it. in lot, trees. fenced Sl1.a5o. terms.
140-a. farm estate nr. county seat,
close-in. fine bldes.. fruit, tenant house;
make offer; low terms, trade for income.
Bay cottage, furnished, city water; sac
riflce terms, trade.
Acreage. lots. farms once bldss, 2 A.
unit fats; reduced. N. E. RYoN CO.,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

WILL LEASE commercial ground on CO.
lumbia pike. Arlington, Va, near War and
Navy Bldgs.: about $4,000 IT,, In whol0
or part, Call AID. 1881.
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SMALL STORE WANTED. suitable location
for jewelry and gifts. Write Box 347-M.
OQs
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD FOR SALE, fireplace and stove by
the cora, delivered anywhere in Metropoli-
tan district. Ma. 11S1, WI. S416.
ANDlkONS. fire tools. screens ana all IRE.
pace goods. repaired and refinished d. L.
CROMWELL 723 18th st NV ME. 1874
Evening star., 1944-10-26

DESK SPACE in light, comfortable once.
convenient location, with secretarial serv-
ice. $40 per month Available now CAPI-
TAL PRODUCTS CO., 1922 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1944-10-26

MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S S
MOVING g. STORAGE CO.. Ia 2a37 27s
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

CONNECTING ROOMS, NV, near trans
porta ton. adults. Ia. Sl63
BEAUTIFUL, very large recreation room,
usable for various purposes except bed
room, pvt. entrance: nice section, conv.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

4-STORY BRICK, downtown Northwest
location, approximately $4,000 So. IT., 2
elevators, > alleys. WI. 1885
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

FOR PROMPT RESULTS list your Mary-
lard property for sale or rent with J.
NOBLE BOAZ, 7240 Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesds. Md. WI 364S-7S60.
Evening star., 1944-10-26

V located in Cleveland
and Idaho aves., this
home with s rooms.
on a wooded lot. is
lmmedia te occupancy
8 pm. J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1944-10-26

NORTH WOODBRIDGE - Choice 6-room
brick home with fireplace in living room.
tile bath and shower, modern kitchen; h.
! VIII. oil. fully screened and weather
stripped, attached brick garage wide level
lot. Only S10,750. Substantial cash re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
State Insurance
Chiefs 10 Meet

LANSING April II up
me annual conference of state
insurance commissioners and chief
examiners in zone -Four of the
National Association of Insurance
Commissioners Will be held here
today and tomorrow. il was an
nounced today by David A.
Forbes, state. insurance commits
Sioner.
Gov. Kelly wifi deliver the prin-
cipal address AZ banquet tonight
IN the Hotel ODDS. Col John En-
cry. Grand Rapids, former state
commissioner, Will act as toast.
master.
The following state commits
SionerS will attend the conference
Oscar Erickson. North Dakota
George X. Burt. South Dakota
Newell Johnson. Minnesota: Nor
win DuelIMiseeHsirf Frank Vie.
mann. Indiana J. Roth Crabbe
Ohio, Paul Jones, Illinois. and
Ralph knudSon, chief deputy
iowa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Cars VS.. Planes

The boast that automotive
mass production methods. APP
piled 10 aircraft construction,
would one day result in a thou
sand planes day has not been
made good and Thomas n. Kelly
Of Consolidated Vultee'S Detroit
office has figured out why:
Products requirements of the
aircraft-buying public, comprise
ing the United Nations govern
mentS, are too strict. Design
changes 10 meet tactical needs
are too frequent.
Capacity for absorbing planes.
limited by necessity for training
personnel 10 use them, is too
limited. Demand. while larger
than ever before. does not APP
proach the volume requisite 10
mass production.
Airplanes, which arc obsolete
a I'm ost as soon as the scale
drawings are completed and
which must be manufactured
from materials whose strength
iS-t taxed to the limit, just do
not lend themselves TO mass
production tecfniqueS which
rid of design complexities and
blessed by large-scale demand.
can spawn automobiles by the
thousands, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
EXAMINE CHARTS

Perhaps an examination OF the
charts Of certain leading stocks
gives As good an idea of the I'M
certainty of the present position
as can-be obtained any UtneT
way.
Take Atchison. for example
This stock reacted sharply during
the recent general market set
back. Its reaction. however, was
stopped at a logical point and
apparently very decisiVely. II
lmerely went hack 10 FIJI the gap
Whieh-it=leftA March IL at 64t2.
The chart shows evidences Of a
double bottom" on March % and
April 3. The reaction was checked
at the general level of the top
which preceded the peak of March
/ lS. Thus the stock shows strong
chart formation But the reac-
ltion between March l8 and March
/ % did carry the price below the
/ line OF upward trend which it had
been showing. Moreover, in the
last few days the action OF the
stock has lacked buoyancy and
has shown the suspicious symptom
of being run up during the day
only 10 react toward the close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Stocks Open
Uneven

NEW YORK; April II tUPl -
Stocks were irregular in opening
dealings today. I
Changes generally were small.
A few sizeable blocks appeared in
the first few minutes, including
Sinclair Oil. 100 at lbs, its high
for the year, up y; Curtiss-
Wright 1900 at 5i2, unchanged
Consolidated Natural Gas. 800 at
BOX. unchanged and equal to ITS
1911 top
U. S. Steel opened at Sis, off
IA in its section CopperS regis
tered minor gains. The. motors
were dull, with the leaderS-Gen-
cral Motors aid Chrysler-at the
previous closing levels. Utilities
also were narrow movers. In the
latter section. Consolidated Edi-
S1rT WIS unchanged. american
Telephone was AT the previous
close. while Western Union A had
a small net gain in the communi-
cations.
Small losses were noted in
international Harvester. Allied
Chemical. International Telephone
General Electric nd Consolidated
Vultee. Park e. Tllford lost d
point IN the liquors.
Trading continued light after
the opening with prices steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Farmers M arket

FRUITS Apples Baldwius fancy,
stit bu No $707 50. Delicious
fancy. Sttt hu 80 l 50 so. Mcintosh,
fancy. sac bu 30 l. 81 so 9 ; -
Johathans fancy ttlf bu No. l 81 rs
n 3 so, Greetings. fancy. 50 lF hu No
l. S3u3 80. Northern spies fancy, 50 Il
hu 80 l. 50 81 n3 IS wageners fancy
81 - hu 30 l. So so, Steele's Red
fancy sac IN No I. 50 50a Is.
NOTE-Ceuins price on apples, 81 li IS
10 bu
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse. No. I.
25di 50 lob basket.
VEGETABLE GREENS -French endive.
No l. x21225 3-ib box
VEGETABLES MISC Bets. topped.
No. l. Si25nl.50 bu Broccoli, 10 /.
s. 50 bu Cabbage, No. !. 81 Is q 80 bu.
Carrots topped. No /, 81 500 bu.
celery root. No 7. 50 50d3 bu Horse
radish 80 81 80 peck basket LEXIS.
No g. (Si SOAP dor bchs, Parsnips. No
1. 50 3Nl4 bu Potatoes NJ. L. 81 IN
p 100 lhs Rutabagas No !, 81 N
Is on Radishes, redt dollhouse 81 81
don. bchs TirnipxAeff-rr 40. I. 81 ~
81 81 uU Vegetable oysters. No ] 81 50
dor hchs Rhubsrh dollhouse, fancy. DOC
Isl S-lh box. choice. roo soc small
81 goa ]. 80 dor 'bchs
EGGS Large $40 500 ll.50 sod o Z
case medium, 500 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Bank Handles
Funds 10 Italy

Direct banking connections be-
tween Detroit and a liberated
area have been re-established for
the first time with the appoint
ment- Of the National Bank of
Detroit as correspondent of the
Bank of Naples for certain por-
lions of Italy. The territory in
Volved is Sardinia. Sicily, and the
mainland provinces of Cosenza,
Reggie Calabria, Potenza, Foggia
Bari. Brindisi. Catanzaro. Matera,
Avallino, laramie. Lecca, Naples,
Salerno and Benevento.
Under the license issued by the
Us. Treasury, the total amount
which may be RENTED 10 a payee
and his household is limited 10
500 in any three-month period if
he is not a citizen Of the United
States. If the payee is United
States citizen. he may under GER
tain specified conditions. be sent
total of $3.50 in any month. Nc
approval has been granted for re-
mittances 10 members Of the mill
tary forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Auto
Graphs
Used Car Ceilings
Threat Hangs Heavy
BY SILER FREEMAN

The used car price ceiling
bugaboo still is plaguing auto
n1ObTfg dealers, When April l
came and went without any
action by the Office of Price Ad-
miniStration. the dealers thought
the danger was past. April !
was the date set tentatively for
the announcement of rati0ning
and price fixing for used cars.
Now the National Auto Deal
eTS Association has discovered
that OPA. Chief Chester BowleS
is the only obstacle IN the path
of the ceilings. The setup is
reported 10 have been approved
by all necessary persons but
Bowles. He is chiefly concerned
with how the ceilings will be
enforced,
BowleS is said 10 be waiting
10 see what Congress does on
funds for enforcement ma
Chinery. The lawmakers control
the purse strings and are soon
10 take action on supplying the
money 10 extend OPA'S activi-
ties after June 30. The dealers
have been assured they Will still
have 30 days between the an
nouneement OF any OPA action
and the effective date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
What
In Business
ON Earnings Seen
At Stable Level
BY WARD SCHULTZ

J General Motors Corp. : earn
ings have reached compare
lively stable level, according 10
Dow-JoneS' financial news serv-
ice. For the three months ended
March 81, 1914, it is indicated
net income will be fairly near
that for the preceding two quar-
ters; or roughly 81 cents a
common share after preferred
dividends.
Although some change-overS
in war product output continue
with GIN. as with other big war
material producers, production
on an overall basis also Is rcla-
lively stable, having reached "A
level of better than So 10000
day by the yeaf-end. The
company now-tS subject 10 SUBJ
Stantial excess profits tax liabil-
ity, as in 1913, and important
increases in wartime earnings
NNAlll
"A definite policy of limiting
profits, before federal taxes. 10
about one-half the pre-war ratio
10 gross has been in force dur
inc the war and in 1912 worked
ont pretty closely with the IDEAS
of the Price Adjustment Board.
General Motors by the endsof
1913 had accumulated a postwar
conversion reserve Of about
SIC 600 900. II has been midi
rated by management mat this
reserve may not be increased
much during 1914 The corpora
ton has a billion dollar V loan
credit 10 call upon 10 help II
through contract termination
and adjustment a. wars end.
Inventory not specifically ear
marked against government
contracts is believed 10 be rela-
lively small and should not he
q major factor IN contract ter
! mination. The company has
$3.50 DOC, 600 or more IN not cur
rent assets 20 help u through
the postwar TcconVerSlon period,
and there is no indication that
any financing Is contemplated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Livestock NJ arket


CATTLE 500. fairly active, on slAuEh-
tef steers and yeariings steady 0'Sfrongr
with last weeks close. cows mostly 25c
b cher bulls and replacement cattle STEADY.
Small DOT choice lightweight steers, SIS.
most top medium and good shortfed steers
and warnings Si4n Is %. best load lot
SIS Is. common and medium grades less
active mainly Sill - So most heiierS-
Si1 ~ - odd--hse~ Todd 70 flh; bulk sales
common and med+++n beef cows SIS son II 4,
good cows sea Tee Gamers and cutters
mostly So 50 n sy25. some shelly Gamers IS
and below scHtered sales sausage bulls,
SlOH1i IS .sfockers and feeders searce
CAINES-700: veslers Arm bulk good
and choice SIS 80 odd head Sl7 common
and medium Si2d1S cuus. STu II
HOGS 500; generally asking higher
on good ard choice 200-250-lb hogs with
bids steady A. Sit Indications steady on
hogs under $50 lbs sud sops.
SHEEP 500 slaughter lambs active,
hrm sheep scarce. steady, toad good and
choice % 10 Michigan fed western wooded
lambs SIG several sizahle lots good
and choice q0.iO0 -lh~---frucked-i native
wooied lambs SIS So. other lots irucked q.
in natives SIS Is down 20 Sl2 few culs
sou small Dot mixed grade shorn lambs
with 10 and 3 pelts, Sl3 So. fat ewes
quotable up ~ 50.