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Evening star., 1946-02-18
FbI Agents in Ottawa
In Probe Of Leak Of
Atomic Data 10 Reds
by the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Feb. 18.-The ar
rival of several Federal Bureau
of Investigation men from Wash
ington stirred speculation here
today of possible developments
affecting the United States in
connection with the Canadian
governments inquiry into an
alleged leakage of secret and
confidential" atomic information
1t was learned, meanwhile, that
the inquiry into the case-which
an authoritative source said involved
the transmission of atomic secrets
to Russia-had spread to London
where a Canadian official was re-
ported taken into custody for cues.
tioning.
Twenty-Five employees or former
employees of the government pre-.
viously had been rounded up in Can.
ada in connection with the investi.
cation.
All were being held incommuni.
cado-many of them in the mounted
police barracks near the Rockclifft
airport on the outskirts of Ottawa.
A large detachment of mounted
police officer was placed arounc
the barracks and no outsiders were
permitted in the area.
Thus far the Canadian govern
ment has not formally identified
the foreign mission in Ottawa al.
legedly involved in the information
leakage. but government official.
have declared unof1icially that i
was the Soviet Embassy.
CMaj. Gen. Leslie r. Groves in
speech Saturday night before
the George Washington Univer-
sity Medical Society at the May
flower Hotel, said:
owe lost more security on the
atomic bomb in the last four
weeks than up to that time
CHe then paid high tribute to
the 500 600 workers engaged in
the project throughout the coun-
try and to the press for their
secrecy
Contrary to reports that diplo
matte protocol would prevent tn
formal naming Of the foreign mis-
sion involved. an official of tn
External Affairs Department sal
that the foreign power would
named during the trial.
4 The foreign affairs Official sale
however, that prosecution of an
foreigners who might be involve
was not anticipated. Those regarde
as guilty OF overt or hostile acts il
connection with secret disclosure
would merely be declared person
non grata and asked to leave Can
ada, the official said.
Evening star., 1946-02-18

The first days Of married life in
Washington for q French war bride,
Mrs. Walter j. Leckie, 10, are prov
ing rugged. She and her husband
are having to sleep on blankets on
the floor of a one-room apartment
at 2l1 Delaware avenue S.W., where
his brother lives. Adding to Mrs.
Leckie's troubles Is the fact that
she speaks no English.
Washington's congested housing
situation came in for sharp criticism
today by Mr.. Leckie, former Army
private, who served in Morocco and
nine other campaigns. He met his
wife, Pierrette. in Rabat, French
Morocco, in 1912, and returned there
two and q half years later and mar
ried her. He was demobilized last
September and returned to Mo-
Evening star., 1946-02-18
Cardinals
Continued From First Page.)

birettas and rings and a papal ad.
dress will be broadcast by the Vati.
can radio, and on Thursday will
come the public consistory at which
they will receive their red hats. The
final secret consistory will be Friday
Today's secret consistory ad-
journed at II am.
First American Saint.
This weeks consistories will vir-
tually complete the creation of the
first United States saint-the
Blessed Mother Frances Xavier Ca
brini Mother Cabrini, founder OF
the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred
Heart, died in Chicago in 1917.
The consistories will consider three
others for sainthood. These are
Bernardino Realino, an Italian Jes-
uit; Joan Elizabeth Bichier de:
Ages, French co-founder of the
Daughters of the Cross, and Joac
de Britto, Portuguese Jesuit mar.
tyred in India in 1893.
Today's consistory was held in the
Consistory Hall erected by Pope
Clement VIII.
The heavy oak doors at the en-
trance of the hall were guarded by
a detachment of noble guards.
The Pope told the consistory that
Evening star., 1946-02-18
NewCurdinuIs
Names and Titles of 81
In Todoy's Ceremonies
BY the Associoied Press

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 18.-Here
are the names of the 80 cardinals
created at the secret papal con-
sistory today:
The United States-Archbishops
Francis J. Spellman, New York
John j. Glennon, ST. Louis, Samuel
A. Stritch, Chicago and Edward
Mooney. Detroit.
Canada Archbishop James
Charles McGuigan, Toronto.
Cuba-Manuel Arteaga y Belan-
court, Archbishop of Havana.
Brazil-Carlos Carmelo de Vas
concellos Motta, Archbishop of Sac
Paulo; Jawme de Barros Camara
Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro.
Chile-Joe M. Caro- Rodriguez
Archbishop of Rosario.
Peru-Juan Gualber Guevara
Archbishop of Lima.
Argentina Antonio Caggiano
Bishop of Rosario.
England-Bernard Griffin, Arch
bishop of Westminster.
Hungary - Josef Mindszenty
Archbishop of Strogonia and pri-
mate of Hungary.
Germany-Konrad Won Preysing
Bishop of Berlin; Josef Frings, Arch
bishop of Cologne. Clemens August
Won Galen, Bishop of Muenster.
Aust4 4alia-Norman Gilroy, Arch
bishop of Sydney.
observation-disclosures de Jong
Archbishop of Utrecht.
China-Thomas Tien, titulal
Bishop of Ruspe and apostolic vical
of Tsingtao
France-Emile Roques, Archbishop
of Rennes: Pierre Petit de julie.
vile, Archbishop of Rouen; Jules.
Geraud Saliege. Archbishop of Tou-
louise.
Poland-Adam Stefan Sapieha
Archbishop of Krakow.
Turkish Armenia-Gregory Peter
Agagianian, patriarch of Armenia.
Mozambique, Portuguese East
Africa-Teodosio Clemente de Gou.
veia. Archbishop of Lourenco Mar
ques.
Spain-Enrique Pla y Deniel
Archbishop of Toledo and primate
of Spain: Agostino Parade Y Gar
cia, Archbishop of Granada; ManueI
Arce y Ochotorena, Archbishop OF
Tarragona.
Italy-Giuseppe Bruno, secretary
of the holy congregation of the
council; Clemente Micaro, papal
nuncio to Belgium and titular Arch
bishop of Apamea, Syria; Ernesto
Rufhni, Archbishop of Palermo;
Benedetto Aloisi- i-Masella, papal nun
clio to Brazil and titular Archbishop
of Mauritania.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
ID. c. Housing Shortage Forces
War Wife to Sleep on Floor

rocco and brought his wife to Wash
ington last week. He is a violinist
They are staying at the one-room,
kitchenette apartment of his brother
and sister -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Leckie-and glad to get it.
Hubert Leckie knows the problem of
apartment hunting in Washington,
for he sought place about four
months before he obtained his pres
ent home He is former Navy man.
Sergt. Samuel D. Barke, who is
still in the Army and on conva-
lescent leave from Walter Reed Hos
pital, returned to Washington yes
terday, bringing his English war wife
Mrs. Cissie Wolff Barke, 80, from
London. She arrived in New York
Saturday aboard the liner Santa
Paula. They will reside with his
mother at 135 Kennedy street NV
Evening star., 1946-02-18

A Treasury poll shows that most
farmers prefer to buy their United
States Savings Bonds at their
banks t62 per cent?, while non-
farmers prefer to buy them where
they work az per cent, then At the
bank (35 per cent?, post Office Us
per cent, at schools Is per cent?
or just any convenient place q per
cent?. You can buy them ut any Of
those places today.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
U. S. Delegates to UNO
Leave on Return FIiqht
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb 18.-Edward r.
Stettinius, jr.. and "a other mem
bers of the American delegation to
the United Nations took off today
from Hurn, England.
The plane will stop at Shannon,
Fire, to pick up Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, who has been visiting American
Minister David Gray and Mrs.
Gray, her aunt, in Dublin.
The delegations return trip, orig
inally scheduled last night, was de-
layed because of bad weather.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
Buying Power Not Raised
By Steel Pact, Tydings Says
BY the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. Ex-senator
Tydings, Democrat, of Maryland
said yesterday that rising prices will
make 1t doubtful that the steel wage
increase will give the worker very
much more buying power than he
had before the wage increase was
granted"
In radio address the Senator
said President Truman's new wage
price policy would eventually be q
weapon against imitation because it
would start production.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
First Strudiyurius Booster

Arcangelo Corelli was the first
violinst to play Stradivarius and
recommended 1t to his friends as an
instrument worthy of a trial.
Evening star., 1946-02-18
Circulation, January, 1916

tAVerage net pald)
The Evening Star 212 .08e
The Sunday Star 225 .982
95.sS in City and Trading Zone)
Evening star., 1946-04-03
FARM and GARDEN

COW MANURE or top soil-If you are
0aTlns a nn4s tGf trs. high aEality genuine COW
eobs,, etc: good clean manure the XII KIND nd
you have a right to expect and will get
Homestead Dairy Farm will supply your
meedS. either manure or top soil, delivered
oad ea Ssf ga sAR1SR M dsIthersbhfs isF hyfi59n
Nd. Phone Gaithersburg a3-W.
id WsEhnston sr0and and
xlGlnlty IN 3-bag orders at Sl"5 bag
sTRAWiBERRY PLANTS. : best variety. 5
also ais perennials, and creeping phiox. JOHN
BHUIRDoFr, Colesyille, Md Ashton md J
MIXTURE of composited manure. fertilizer
best to top dress your lawn and fertilize
your garden and to enrich and tighten
y,3. your flower garden and shrubbery borders
AZALEAS, wholesale and retail: all sizes
md colors; specimen plants. 25IO 18th
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping, spray
ityoa i5y treatment; fully insured. Cali DU.
DOGwooD-Available a number Of seed
rsi{ nKs ,2 81 weodand ,a4a1S origin ranging to TT
GARDEN FLOWING for immediate book
ing: Call CH. 9l60 evenings and SUNDAYS
CORN PLANTER, 2-horse John Deere, Deere
LANDSCAPE GARDINER and contractor-
Grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
terles; residence grounds a speciality: seed
lneS' tertilizing. spraying. trees trimmed
FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces. IRE Are
pages, rock gardens tishponds. retaining
walls F. MARCUCcIo, Rockville 34s-J.
GARDEN PLouGHED and narrowed. new
type equipment, prepares any size blot;
Tree estimates. Call WI. 0695.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
BOATS.
MINIrM NnES Ia

ALUMINIUM CANOES, "A IT. wgt. 50 lbs
nlofi.s noghes p SpoTtster and . feet. special
molaeo hos< plSWooo GO CONSTRUCTION Flat bottom
Con&tructed assault boats DAWSON MOTOR
G3 SIeo 600 n Mans ,,m9ous sys 81 ,,
., hp self starter, generator, gear box
t4lly EQUIPPED DAWSON MOTOR co, 900
Name ave sw
Yachting 30 +, sedan cruisers, and Nts custom
yachts. available for early summer deliV-
cry. DAWSON MOTOR CO. goo Maine
NEW CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES
Royals with 3 to ! reduction gear, al
S9"5 each, and l Royal with 90 TO / re-
gear deery KING iSSs 1ssdY FYTdS 5
INC, su5 Maine ave. sw., Washington, D,
SCHOONER. 71xl6 #; aux eng sleeps $,
DIAMOND. DI 2s0l. g
PRoPLLLER REPAIRING-Eave your pro-
FRANK DEL FL" vGccHo sc1s nn marine raSa saa ssa
Plies, 1912 l1th st. Sc. Ii. 4493. FIR
CABIN CRUISER. 35 #. perfect condition.
custom built 1887, / 944 Gray l20-h p en-
glne like new. sleeps five; inner-sprlng
mattresses. Slip covers, galley with Pro-
table. laratory with wash basin, all extras.
DeaIe, Md; Call cH. 944o after p m.
1915 LIGHTNING CLASS sLoop. $1,000
See steward, Corinthian Yacht Club.
va aShing tor, or call WI. 9444 =
PAINT MARINE-Copper-br copper,
deck and hull. yarnishes S. KING FUL-
TON, INC, So5 Maine ave. s.w, Washing
LlrE rRIsIRyERs-Ka -Kapok and CORK for
Tl EuLToN II ON; INC, So2 Maine ave s.w-,
FiAGSTONE WALKS and terraces FIRE
places, rock gardens, fish ponds retaining
walls F. MARCUCCIO. Phone Rockville
RADIoMARINE-5 bd., ship comm MS. re-
filter: almost new; $3.50 EN-. 1914. -
DORi-TYPE BOAT, 36r2xlNl2 # beam
kermath motor: price. $1,000 Can be
seen at Buzzard's Point Boat Yard RE
IS-FT. CRUISER S4OO, or best offer; 33 4
Eyinrude outboard, late model S3.5 AK
minister 1899 evenings
o9uTBoARD MOTOR, a to hip. twin
Eito. new Hot Shot: first S15 cash takes
4; WO. 052S, l.. T. FOLK. 5
EA-SAiLOR would like to have use of
fairly large cabin cruiser for one or two
nights week; will pay or will care for
same all the time; best of care assured
anQ will not take boat away from dock,
Telephone EX. @020. Ext 6a9. betweeen
$50 m. and D m, MR. LAWRENCE 3.
WANTED TO BUY for cash. 32-ft to 42-ft
cabin cruiser; open cockpit preferably
stock boat Call FIR. 2252 after 1 30.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

home for your dog Boarding and eroom-
ing We particularly invite your inSpec-
ton. DELLWOOD KENNELS, LeeSouTg
pike. Mclean, Va Falls Church 244o
evenings and holidays, Falls Church 1885.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe regis.
Champion Try Cob'S Candidate and other
outstanding dogs; several litters and prices.
Also stud service BY above dog. UN. 2695.
BOXERS, pups YOU VIII be proud TO own.
The ideal dog for your home. Alex. 0So3.
PARAKFETs. Franklin o133. 4 j,
BoARDING-A-l facilities for dogs and
heated kennels. Veterinary s4peIyision.
4215 Connecticut ave, WO O224.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, pedigreed, Axe.
reg, sired by ch. Ruggles OF Skyland
EARL GREINER, Falls Church 2s36-M
IRISH SETTER. Durebred, male, Z months
old 500. Box ASK, Star.
BI.ck InfSGa pSsf p6opIf % T. ,smse stsG
Sloh Cali RE. 400, Ext. 631 A., between
COOKERS. 2 black males. half brothers, all
sired by winning son. Champion Stockdale
Town I ak. out Of exceptionally hne dams;
S5u and $50; ages and mos. This op-
district 10 buy puppies from the outstand-
ms kennel OF the United States located in
Hollywood. Calf THE DOG HOTEL, G:}45
G"Oreia ave IA 1927 4
KITTENS OR CATS given away to good
home Taylor U3Gn
WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES, champion stock.
x Wks.. reasonable, Lincoln 30a5. 14O5
Evening star., 1946-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

ACCESSORIES AND CAMERAS. movie
Hbbss asb bI8f pEesi ass;s5; RRENFEK u s $ Pa
Observation-Disclosures i1n e cash for accor-
dions n Of any ~. maze Ren,,ta Mr. s FARREN, 1880
bones and other musical instruments
wanted; high prices paid. Call Mr.. Young
National ;3"9s;5' JoRDAN'S, 1915 eth st.
aDDING. cal: machines: typewriters
ora oHHsh RE- 0G P'ec orFE FspHrsd eHSy ~ n
AbDINGS' - CALcTLAaTTiISSGi' aTiS eve MACHINES.
RS paTrhssed TOP
GO. ~, l4th st. NV. tcor. N. Y, ave.),
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
Eve. and Sun, CO. 1928; week, DI. 1870.
ADDING MACHINES. typewri.ers, calcu.
90'fR Tss ri FeGtsa eo 5is
ai1;e.t AlE eoSB1rleSERs, E4 Pss fans and cooling
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brac, china.
hishest haI'e. sash sash prices paid. Can MURRAY,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects. bet
ter,grade china and bric-a -brac in any
GRspY aRsq5a Tantea MA Ss.6 q once Please call MR.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture;
contents OF apis or houses, a once; we do
MOVING carefully: storage. Ia 2931 3.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
hvlng room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices, No
matter what you have to sell. please call
today, MR.. GRADY. MA. 262O
BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE.. in any con-
taltlon. wanted for material. Phone Co.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment al,
ACCESSORIES bought at highest prices. BREN-
MEX. 933 Pa ave. NV. opp. Dept. Of
Justice RE 2435
CAMERA SerViceman wants nm East
man magazine-type movie. After s 30 D m,
Chestnut 1000, Ext. a95 a
CAMERA-Leica camera, Contax or other
35-mm. type with or without accessories.
urgently wanted. Call Mr.. HORN from
10 to d at RE. 2434
CAMEkAS--Leicas. Contaxs, other foreign
and domestic cameras and Photographic
eaulpment Also movie equipment Come
IN and see us for the highest cash pricp
SoMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE. i4I0
New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESSES WANTED AT ONCE, such as
grocery stores, delicatessens, restaurants,
stores, gift shops. beauty Shops. Or
RfssS Rassssits sh tor I5SS yes5 ES Sens
mont ave, Rm. 2l1. RE. 5l40 3
HIGH CLASS CAFETERIA. in hotel bldg,
NV; just recently opened and increasing
IN business every day; all new modern up
to-date fixtures, tile kitchen and dishwash-
ing rooms, modern booths and tables;
owing to other business this owner is will
respectable purchaser. Must be thoroughly
familiar with the operation Of high class
bal terms e 5year lease ca aGTP Mr. Pastor
YOUNG & PASTOR. 1929 Vermont NV.
DRY CLEANING AGENCY. 81 600 or hest
9ts 9ottissI must sell because OF Sickness. u f, AZ
ONE OF wAsHINGToN's finest restau-
about $4,000 monthly. This % will 5,eGs be sub b.
Stantially increased as a class &C" liauor
ooff hfs us st BEEN he S9ss d i
fEaRPf9]ofa3 MoRdAS S"S CO. 80 199d R5Sae
MONEY MAKER - Gas station. crossroad
bus junction agency. night club restaurant
> double modern cabins, modern living
OF Warrenton. Va, Rt 20: Will finance 10
Snit. with substantial payment Exclusive
RE. Sill. Alter p m. Spruce. 065G-J
GROCERY AND MEAT market well equip
ped, 1000 weekly business guaranteed
DAVID RIFKiND, 7lo i4th a' st. NV NV. RE- re,
4o34 evenings and Sunday: Mr.. Cohen,
DRuGGIST seeks drugstore doing about
Ss;9u9-S 0,0o0 cash. Box 445-X. Star 81
SiKGIiNlAMA sIIt{Ia - grocery store, country mer
station. Complete accessories and equip
ment. On 0ne,half acre corner, within
over store: slaughtering permit; over
500, 900 annually gross. $4,000, build
ing Ing and enc sanipment Stock, inventory. dol
ranged. TALMADGE wILCHER, Realtor-
Bnllder' 1913 Wilson blvd. Telephone Gil.
DELICATESSEN in one Of the busiest To-
cations downtown dong from $3.50 to $500
daliy business A nice clean spot, easily
Npefatssq a" sis and a. with big profits do not over-
TH0NY & CHAPLIN, I27 B st. Sc. AT.
LIQUOR AND GROCERY self-service mkt,
location, no liquor competition
g, DGS IGS self H. : service market. business
Groc. meat mkt, bus Sl.1OO weekly:
rent, rel i,n 800. nicely equipped; good will;
Groc meat mkt. with nice rooms. rent
s.! Small business can be built up;
- 300 lock stock. barrel For more stores
GE ego
FRONT ROYAL, yA.-New business build
ing 22'X6u', on n. Royal ave. with res
taurant room with All new equipment to
be Installed. also with several apartments
overhead; the equipment all boueht for
this building: Will offer the entire building
and fully completed a S3S 800
Front ROYAL section in a large residence
with store attached on a 300-ft frontage
on No 21T, splendid location for gas
station to be added $4,000 CLAUDE L
RUST, 3o8 South ROYAL ave, Front Royal.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK,

HORSES, work and riding; saddles. 4905
N st. Hillside, Md. (s.e. section). Hillside
U414 a
FIELDER PIGS AND sHoATs from 80 lbs
and up: good selection at all times. Can
be seen any time except Sunday. VIM. j.
HINES, BrlnkioW, Nd Ashton 5c4l. S
GOOD TIMOTHY HAY, S2G per ton:
clover, $50, late clover and lespedeza.
S23 Above prices delivered in 3 tons or
more, VIM. J. HINES, Brtnklow, Nd
YOUNG WORK HORSES and mares 8
reasonable ! handsome 5-gaited saddle
horse, | nice spotted pony. 22:2!34 Pa.
.ve ,r, Iear en- To-
lbs. thin, SD JACK CLEVELAND, 1909
Allentown rd., Washington 30, D. c.
LARGE powerful Saanan goat, harness
broke; Sl9 or best offer. Also feed, hay.
straw and harness, cheap. Gail after
I'm. Fails Church 21s1-W -
Evening star., 1946-04-03
AVIATION.

SEE COLOR MOVIES of Commonwealth
Amphibiant Fly the As Skyranser. The
deluxe plane at a standard prlce.r Can
your distributor, COASTAL AVIATION
CORP Southern Bldg RE 3S3S IS
HANGAR SPACE for rent. Call Spruce
and women on new 1876 side~by-sjde
T,,sy;I??.@Gratt ,,ai;,? sra For details call BOB
IS or will recondition to suit taste. Splen-
did buy Call Mr Jernain, CROSSROADS
AIRPORT Tel. Falls Oh 2325 $
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont aye. NV, District 100.
FOR SAIE-One membership in To-
member flying club in newly majored
and fully insured Piper cub; hangared at
ayde Field. Call RA 0S5a. =
Evening star., 1946-04-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1867 KALORAMA RID. NW-Corner.
large double rooms available in this well
kept, attractive house Take any Mount
Pleasant car, of 18Th, ! block up >
don. GOOD transportation. Excellent meals.
GIL 9lHH -
VACANCIES for young ladies TO share.
excel. t-alsp unllm. phone, laundry pr.vi-
legeS TA Op3U
liO6 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Double room
with board for Two DU uS55 =
Evening star., 1946-04-03
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD In refined home for
young couple IN exchange for home secre-
tarial WORK by wife Call Mr. LARSON.
RE Ala. Ext 3t.G on weekdays 3'
TWO ADULTS n private home You viii
Ike Us. Will pay well Box 399-X. Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
iOg4
POWER SHOVEL, bulldozers trucks and
truck cranes, contract all rentals OIL.
1435 o
Evening star., 1946-04-03
POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEY POULTS, mammoth bronze.
Coo each; from exhibition stock. For in
formation. call DE. 52l@ e
BABY CHICKS for sale; U s. certified
pulorum clean and ROP.; White Leg
horns and Barred Plymouth Rock chicks.
Call AYRLAWN FARMS, Bethesda, Nd
WI 42l5. TO 5 weekdays
Evening star., 1946-04-03
MOVING PACKING and STORAGE,

AETNA MOVING . STORAGE Co.-Local
none too small. II. 100.
VETERAN with all new equipment will
move you any time. Also light hauling.
DASHIEIL TRANSFER. local moving gen.
erdI hauling, JO-m!le radius. cargo tnsur-
ance, prompt service Can DE. 9S1f, day
or night and Sundays rea& rates. -6
At YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY.
LaGh3 l3. iaITniture dIT nsuljne baFsagge trunk
YOUR BE>T MOVE ,by BAYNE & scATEs.
INC t-lhe pest moving 100 possible by
capable and courteous moving men, insured,
hrepEoot storage faclllrIes. Phone ia.
s:40. nights EN- 7OG:; 4.
LIGHT HAULING. any kind. any time: con.
Ea[t fot Iceuiar naulS. reasonable rates:
Nt1ERaN. starting business. Will move you
gay or evening. reasonable rates. light
naullug specially GE 4t5l 49,
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasona able rates.
We VII take your surplus furniture as
part peHntn- on voIr moving EDELMAN s
NtIkRAN' ]qsJ out OF he service. will move
oir OF 100 ny ms 1 Earl Earl u Df ps 4ss ho '00 100
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING. con-
tFaci and Job Trash removal Service and
p,lces tha. sal.siy IA 4Sa@ 5
POOL CAR SHIPMENTS &C West Coast,
COW ready, can take 3.00n lbs to Los
seaisIs sEoR q AcE cqFtIs9G g1 SMITHS TRANSFER
GTNIRAL HAULING ana moving. W A.
EXERETI 80 Shannon pl, Sc. 3.
LIGHT MOVING DONE-Can DI ss5s 5'
Evening star., 1946-04-03
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

OAK BOARDS, suitable for flooring, top
prices Box 435-V, Star 81
Q, lace goods .epaired and refnished D. L.
eRONWFLL. -@2 1Hth 81 n NE 1134.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
LIABLE WHITE WOMAN to exchanE.

l3l JEFFERSON ST. S.W.-Room next 20
oath. Sln for !. Sl5 for per week men
only: private home. IA. Sis after ) p NJ
Evening star., 1946-04-03

1923 OAKWOOD TER. NW.-Larse dou-
pie hrSL floor room Tor one or two: de-
tached nome MI Pleasant; S5U mo Du
Evening star., 1946-04-03

FURNITURE-studio couch in blue Jap
with, loose cushion back $50: wing chair
IN blue tapestry. SO; channel back chair,
wine roughtex with moss edging, SIS; club
green velvet. so pTima vera dresser.
S4i, modernishc mahogany dresser Sos:
magazlne racks, walnut and mahogany,
SS.22 ca, dou. poster bed. Sl4,2u. HOFF-
MAN UPHOLSTERERS, 2433 18th ST n ".