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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont. }

MISCELLANEOUS FOX SALk tCont.)
s ns.s asysf SpE hu; STs. so' 5Ts; I
Appliance CO. aS7S S1 r. I. sve. n... Mas
sIlss TORS. oster msassassstt aids mus
Ds
B;' sUPSIS ses Co. 'h TIA p0 SsiA go &
VENEfiAN BLINDS, custom built; WOOD,
steel or aluminium; PROMPT service; free
BENbs washed hS ss spsnssd
s sssis Ssss . Az. .. s.sssas
Il. couptsf. ! fuorescent iisSts, ses q
gisss shelves; must be sold this week.
WAsHNd MACHINES Easy, NoTs..
7 Grsybar. In god condition. SEQ to $40.
%Iz,IEEs S SsSSoLER. x.lvin.tor electric. SIS.
WATER p HEATERS. automatic, Gas: ali
m s'''f sT sssfE hf ss eS Ssh si
WATER G Iii fE 49, sol.al Pittsburgh Mon.
Co.. ni fass Iaai.r B Il
MAATsH sE.sTEsss; FIJI srss cp q. :ss
AL st. nsss!s.,SaA i iOHs So ysEssss7.s
5sSqssas Oil Tsnsss, p1s sTiS9ss HAk ~.
WfNbs6R MEfAE BED fw co 1pi ssoC walnut
eng eng ia tables; SIP pair; cleo. coal crate.
YARN, Knitting needles and crochet hooks
sEsfTH RS sS slss s:s {, Va
f issSsRa sSaS' Sa.ffSd ssss and sl.s
e' tSs D1o is ana sss es hs st ss
tion with complete instructions on how
sf SSS1@'sssRf snElPfssifs INC s'n s4si
o. B. aye. NV. 1884 Wisconsin ave. nv.
shovssS% SDeo e. rs.
dssliSs lew mSntSs a s &c ssas 70 asfs SSr
rounce TO the public that we are now
IN e position TO take new business on
sFfe 6s ME say s ts snd B spe
551lSSs 18th st. NV. Washington, d. C.. MA.
TWo-pc. LYING ROOM SUITE 3oopc.
Rf'; ss sas s siEssss' Sim 'S1s mat
srrES2 LIVING 21Hs 9f hooM sJfrE including Hs
maple dnssss set AS Cali IA. D 1885, sYhs
I MAHOGANY DINING TABLE and I BAD.
mshossny server. l mahogany dresser.
de%S.t sou ss sfd ass
ALMOST NEW. modern, white oak twin
chest OF drawers. set, matching mirror;
6456 -2I
ONE ELECTRIC SERVICE machine:
ainstte set; table and 4 chairs; l ironer,
A abe console; all in new condition. 105
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to secure ss-
equipment and a location close to business
district, transp., etc: exceptionally low
rent and attractively priced for quick sale.
FOR SALE-1 barber chair and 1 shampoo
bowl; 1885 18th st. NV.
S2.9S WILL BUY enough wallpaper, paste
and border for an average rm.; interior
paint for as low as So. SO per gal KING
WAthpAPER g. PAINT CO., 1912 King
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BOATS.

R0PE-MAnila, sisal and wire. FRANK
. .ns sss sl.s1s RzsK p2 y8elscass
PUMPS Fairbanks-Morse shallow well
pumps. FRANK DEL yEccHfo l. SON.
f Fiji Ia isT HI ss9s carbon
dioxide portable and marine nre systems;
pei vEccHIo & SON. 1912 18th st. Sc.
ENGINEs-Brand new Jeep engines. COM
slias 5iiey sssSor5OsRss se SO HGP.:s
assAHINH su SSsSSff1Es paints. rope. IRE q. ex-
tinguishers. outboard motors. Ssripps ma
flRs sRs Be- 81 e a4o aD son shn a1s sssfs
win buy. Answer, Box 3S0-x. Star, -26
1S-FT. BOAT and new outboard motor and
sNl EW %Hr IEsilsr. VA s m24iS; "a
Whseier 3S' Cruisers. 1888 Matthews So
single screw, $6.0 0oa 1888 Wheeler Double
$4,000. 1913 Sedan Cruiser So, $4,000.
a sficx fS Agz; Ksssh Perfect Sondttion
Penn; St, Baltic, Nd. Plaza SAT-.
MAKE YOUR FLORIDA trip the. exciting
the scenic inland waterway. Call CAPT.
HANNUM, E4. 1885. 22s
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MlScELLANEoUS WANTED Gent. J

MISCELLANEOUS WAhTEo Gent. J J.
WASHING MACNINEB-Xny siSs, any
make M,asei also s wsshers for parts. Cali Rny.
Ws;1AssHfNa %S3CHINEs, any make. model,
or , sise; ,elso washers for parts; highest
WASHING MACHINE. veteran with family
IN desperate need Of one: also q refrigera-
TOR and AND, sewing machine; pvt. marty.
NxysaHs. diamonds. old sold. ANTIQUE aa
WyyAsSEEEE1 S 1890 7sh st; NV, ao sszs.
dosen for used solf balls. Can Wiseon-s
III NTEREsTED In ouyinr china. silver.
pORA MILESTONE. 1885 q st. NV. al
18th and q ST: NE. 901g.
WE BUY ANY QUANTITY old jewelry,
Old sola; T CaTI JEWEL BOX. iss7M q u.
Rsu Cash. r'T gson. esss a
sss sss sdss ssat W. so s s sppd sop
WANTED, set Of chessmen. in good shape;
wood, weighted with felt bottoms. Call
WIN. r. pAEBY. Pleasant 1884. $22s
NAVAL OFFICER wants to buy iiI-pc.
modern din. rrn. suite; must be light finlsh
with no scratches Will pay new price for
good set. BOX 41-Z, Star. 21s
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. and VA.

GENTLEMEN ONLY, single and double
rooms, next 10 bath-shpwer; newly deco
rated and comfortably furnished: con-
venient TO two buslines in Clarendon. Va:
sslHtom nsSs Ell heat and hot Eatsr. csn
s $50 WEBB WEEP wxL A ub2ss ST.. ALEX. VAL
room, private bath. garage; / blk from
3. q w. busline: for. Army or Navy
oncer; references required. Temple 1881.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM. private
fss sGrE ook IT, hS co ior iss,
s sPf sGIRspAisT Depot ~ II ssfss. :,
s sf9 Sop sHfK e Nsst4 $50 BeT TTo1ta @
siss tsessn priSileees. 81. sSaS Gom. vi
tied couple, no children, no pets. house in
Maryland Park. Md. close to transp.: $50.
81 xM.aEATEp CABIN for rent. private
bath. P1NELAWN TOURI6T GRILL. Fair
fsos RoM p H1 b an s IL ne
hsme, Falls Church l7s6-R. Iss
hngton. convenient to Fort Myer, Penta-
at door; 81 per wk. CHI O367 22.
FURN, RIM, next to bath, in pvt home;
no other roomers or children; gentleman
asoa shAN III I'LL RD-Lsrse double
temen; close t. bath: COW - to '~ trsnsporta-
NEAR cfMhEsvY CHASE CIRcLE-Lsrse,
knotty pine recreation room; twin beds,
separate bath. WI. 2635 go
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ROOMS FURN.-Northeost. (cont.)

I62 NEAL ST, N.E.-Furn. room, double
S Esi. for employed couple. Near busline.
1912 a ST: N.E;-Doubie front sleeping
room In private home, with radio. unlim.
phone. fol, 2 refined ladies or couple. $3.50
each. Cali between 10 am. and 3 m.
1883 n. CAPiToL ST., near T st-Pvt.
home for girls, $40 or 81 wk. each, MICS
oNG LEE after 80 am. DE. OS62 22s
$40 A ST. Niche sleeping room for
gentleman; near Library and Capitol. ]
block from carline; $50 mo. ia
siS II 81. M;E.-Front rm. with twin beds.
DOUBLE ROOM for rent for couple. single
woman or man: $40 double. So single:
isio KEARNY ST. Me- gentleman;
very clean, bright, warm front bedrm.,
PVT. entrance, practically pvt. bath. radio.
telephone; fresh icewater every. day;
Beautyrest mattress; Just vacated by ex-
ecuttve. transferred; $1,000 per wk. pU.
QUINCY PL. N.E.-vacancy
Tor l girl TO share with other girls; q
rm. kitchenette apt; $22.b0; refs. required.
Call NO. 610l after pm. "a
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.

SMALL EsTATE-Sh acres overlooking
Potomac. Secluded. hish elevation, beau
do U ssT rCana hs soI powassp r r
#. drawing rm., frepl.. attr.. sun. porch, q
very Ice, heaut. din. rrn., crystal chandelier,
view. family din. rnl, Ice. Kit, maids rm,
and bath. Second hoor, Ice hall 3
lovely bedrooms, 8 tile baths, firepl... huge
cedar storage closets, sun decks and bali
comics overlooking garden;. oil heat: 3-car
rar.; beautiful stone. DWELLING In immac-
Mate cond.; available long-term. lease.
strict references req RoMYE LAMBcRN,
Realtor, exclusive agent. 1901 8, Arlin. ton
Ridge I'd. Ashton-Jackson 24S4, Gil. BILL.
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COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD. kindlins.
Sssaus;ss ~ sg EsSsSi.ssssS: ss'
S VS. s EsSssa Ea. s1'a' also ::ss,n'
You GET MSSE FoR YogRs MONEY With
seasoned. 1909 hardwood. Stacked on
THE WOOD MAN sligo a7is.
s az CORDS c Of 1-foos, h. ye y. wSod;
KEROSENE AMP FUEL on--MoNTAouH
T. os e. eG M Ysafi M'ntasus' aoi9 syssspsr
p.s slI esf bus stsys snd ss nHs
ms III s si1s Blue RIDGE eo2t g.:
MoOD-osk,, hickory, s22 cord; mixed.
PARKER, Fails Church. Ak. 1879. 20:
WOOD FOR SALE, SIC o cord mixed; Sal
cord for hardwood; immed. delivery. Can
ALEX. S138
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
(Const)

ACNE MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Local
ana lonr distance. No Job too large and
VETERAN MOVERS-All new equipment;
az white veteran help. CHI. 1901: eyes
NEWLoNs TRANSFER - Careful moving
q all kinds, Specialize in light hauling.
Administer 1888. Chestnut 1895 20
MOVING VAN SERVICE. general hauling:
ashes and trash removal, excavating, serV-
ices and prices that satisfy. ia. 1922.
EDELMAN's MOVING 4 STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furn
as part payment on your moving; storage;
local: long dist. moving. IA. 2937. 21s
vETERAN Just out OF service will move or
haul anything; night or day. Call EARL.
SILVER FLEET LINEs--Movins, general
and light hauling. packing, Grating, ship
ping. CHI. 460S 24s
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience;
large or small white courtesy. RE. s ssA9o.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-S2-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1858, FOX
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ROOMS EURNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

9th AND INDEPENDENCE. centrally To-
Gated housing unit for single veterans:
men or women; have vacancies avaiiable
sis per mo. Phone resident manager. Elk.
$40 G ST. s.E.-conv. to everything;
front bedrm.. small. spotless: pvt. home;
bSn nis e q right party; s25 mo. .-25
for girl, IS weekly Elk. 1880. -2I
1899 MASS. AVE, S.E.--Large front ROOM
room, twin beds. next to bath shower:
employed couple; $50 each per mo. FIR,
s6Si BRANCH AVE. s.E.-pouble from,
ROOM, twin beds, next bath: COW. bus;
uni. ph.; gentlemen pre-: S25 ca. TR. s77S.
a a:s,, eth ST; s:w.,,Largs from. rm.. for
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1924 end st. sw.-
dble. rm. with twin beds. adjoining bath;
402 BRANDYWiNE ST. s.E.-Nicely fur.
nished rm. next to bath, $40 month.
il an sT. SEE blocks from CAPITOL.
large front room, End floor; gentlemen
only; $40 single, $50 double. Ii. 3912.
coLoRED-4ses BASS PL. s.E.-Large
front room. private. rest Of home shared
by refined couple, no children, new home;
$40 mo-: this room can be seen any day
CoLoREpE1ssa SAVANNAH pL. s.E.-ro
refned. clean. employed people: . lge rms,
warm and comfortable; SO WIKI with home
privil. Phone TR. 1130 any time. -22
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

45ss HARRISON ST., NV ige. rms,
finished rec. rms. compl. baths, yard,
s $500 per psi mo JosEpA L. BRUNO CO.
Realtors, goa n * NV: NA. s4l1 81 .
tween 81 am, and pm. uN. 0S50. III
COUPLE to share private home, goth and
Otis SITS, ne; $40 no.: wife TO help with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-21
AVIATION.

NoRsEMAN., airc.als ,products, new and
tory reprssentafive and distriSStor. En-
gtnesrins DATA upon REQUEST. 1874 21st
WANT x6p4 LIGHT PLANE recovered or
rennished by A-and-E? For Information
No.-For immediate and
complies service on rs.coyerins, rebuild
ing and oyerhauling; call for and delivery
TAYLoHcRAFrs CD. tandem. model Dco-
!;} timing; win sacrince. e; II. MAR
EoR Low-CosT FLYING see this frst.
Valley Aeronca Champion in excel. con-
diti9n; members are nyins for about $2.6o
FOR SALE-Privately owned de luxe Tay-
lorcraft: 24-Ral tanks. radio, heater, nayi-
cation lishts. Wheel pants; Best cash offer
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

IMMEDIATE ACTgON--We. win buy your
home today or sell to cash clients ct full
market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
GOVT. EMPLOYE, wife and child desire 3
bedroom unfurnished house, 500 month.
N1AvAL AviiAT0SS. wife ana s-yssf-oid
son, want turn. Or y yntSrn; hcsa nsSi W;
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

THE SHAMROCK INN, sos z. Capi Of St.
Doubles, triples. water In rocms: nscsiy
MICHIGAN PARK. 4sos 18th st. ma
refined women for bedroom and commune
eating living room; $50 mo, NO. o2a7.
Iee s2nd ST. N.E.-Larse. double front
bay.window room; ! 50. from Supreme
Court, l So. from carlinei also single Ioomi
1908 LYMAN RI. N.E.-Niceiy furn dou-
BILE bedroom for refined empl. couple; near
sHls,dens6uEs ~ bgslins; SSo I'm, mo. .;.. @a
room In private home with another refined
LADY; mr., cariinei radio furn. uniim.
phone $3.50 VIZ Cali After 7 gm,
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOTEL EMERY, 1872 q St. NV, . blocks
west q White House-Tiled baths. elsva-
s.. so single. SIS to 81 double. RE. SiylS
518 ST.-Clean, nicely furn.. dble. Sleep
ing rms, maid, telephone serv.: daily 81 80
TaE ALP S r fer aSs; ds ri luxe aos -.
mosphsrs; 50 day; weekly rates on doubles;
Mass. ave: DE. ee2i. Nice, Sttrsctise
sunny rms. near White House ana Govt.
bldss.; an ideal home for tourist and PER-
manent: ~ and IN, special weekly rtfes.
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POULTRY and EGGS

GLENNDALE TUAKEY, FARM has youns
TURKEYs-place your orders fof broad
spss oecssns t as 81 aGSsy
olney, Nd. Phone Ashton 2O21. closed
pAIa white Hellsnd small .na pair q
5RDER Rho Ro Hss fhsHNSfh 1 turk.,
1ox; viii kill to order. WINMAR HATCH
cry g. POULTRY FARM, Colesvfl&,
Md. SH. 1897 and Ashton 1857.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WAhTEp

REFINED BUSINEsSWOMAN desires
cheerful room and evening meal with
Jewish family; must be near Transporter
ton to center Of city; NV. section pre-
ferred. Phone Elk. 9121 bet. 9;30 and 9.
EMPL. MOTHER. Ayr. -old son. day care
for son: can use own furniture, MRS
GRACIA. RE. 5711. Ext. 447, Mon. Fri,
WORKING MOTHER, 6-year-old son, wish
ROOM. board, care Of child. before, after
school. SH, 1878. 24s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT with OPERATOR: Bulidozer; also
BULLDOZER and operator for hire. Call
Falls Church 1851. 23s
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-Bulld r
p.-1s's, trucks. shovels. rollers, small Cats,
Paving, grading, Easements dug Any and
all excavating work. Reasonable rates
Union operators. OR. 6454 -2b
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1868 GERARD ST. NV, Apt. 29-Will ex-
change 2 rooms, H.. b., for 1-room. K. 5.
sPs Dix ;sstspp Ro sst SE svs pYsr
or unfurnished s-room GeosFetown house.
ga baths, garden. fireplace. 81 90 month.
unfurnished. for Z 70 8 room Manhattan
NEW YORK for washington. 2h-rm.
furn. midtown Manhattan for similar
fnrn. or unfurn. modern apt, NV. only.
WAsHfNGToN for 81. Louis--want to ex-
change unfinished 1.room apt. with
sunroom and efficiency kitchen. near DOWN
Ct. Louis. Call Elk. o59i between Z and
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HOUSES excHANGrn

= House unfurnished near
Edgewood Arsenal and Proving Grounds,
sa sasa FL fOr hsss or r sp
change for a one o. two bedroom un-
furnished apartment in Northwest WASH
inston or outlying sections. Box g3-z
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

261. A. GUIDE SONS CO.. Rockville: Nd.
HORSE SHOW to be given Sunday, Nov.
"A, 1946, at IL noon, at Groveton. Va, 8
mi; south Of Alexandria. IA classes par
sSspsss 0, TaE DyIsi sysn qHasE III
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APT. HOUSES FoR sAlE

CUNT APT. 1colored tenantsl, excellent
ne rss,. locs ~ s;e only 2H yrs: old; annual
kamons 81: i3e2. with LEdUM & GER.
WELL-KEPT CORNER apt. house in Sc,
well loo, q apis. Of 3 rms. each, oil
heat; $4,000. first trust Of 5000 Nj.
Mcdonnell with C. D, MURPHY, l40l 25th
st Sc. AT. 2299. SO
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
I AND 9 BEDROOM APIS. in desirable
NV. section; $4,000 and $4,000. For
appointment address BOX 1871. Star.
TILDEN GARpENS-6 rooms, 2 baths. en-
trance hall, foyer: sale or exchange; va
cant. OWNER, Wo. 012g. -21
COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED.
bedroom cooperative apt,
by veteran and bride-to-be. Phone RIA.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
ApARTMeliTs ExcHAMcrn

e101 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. - Corne
apt, hedrms.. din rm, liv. rm.. kit.
pantry, hall, 2 baths; for physician'
omees: $3.50. MA. 2075. --2g
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.a.larss snd-hOor single rm., near bath
I. 81 s ssoR Rsss .s. ss.g s5
s ssas nI L II. s.w.-L.rse dous,. room,
II bs, Rss s sS saoDggps ssssspss OF 18th
Tsntleman: nondrinker: So week. co.
s ssts s SsEs8sN IA NV west d GSnu
aye.---Larse single room. near bath with
MAE py|fG y, Ssj5SscLl' S2Ss ps.stdr H
1855 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Young man to
share Ice, dble. rm. with another man; $50
MS excel II tre asT pvt. phone IN rm. NO
sssa5 HofME1S ~. N,w.-poybls front
rS9 fSs ss s. al. girls twin beds ktssen
fcrssnls SG Hn dsr sins s.s ana nass
s sSESR HRcD sHps lssS 81. NV. suite
s4s s sns ss e .os Week. EouDsr 'sssRs
Gss.s sssn s.r .s Sc sw " aD
s SofoR Efsfbsreasssss GERARD ST. N.w-flont
SSkio sas AR sle esxaoLsr ST. Nv
SSt xssa e-.id HAVE is RooMs--In very
81
SSo Il RRSH q 81! Hot 8eSasxSA sp NJ
SSiosR asS .asl 1s slisS g. sirSNs
tS5 sSSfs sTs PsrssSTpsN sSs6 sss for
refiued, quiet, employed couple; Cooking
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TWO GENTLEMEN. good HABITS. ar,et. con-
nv; pay reasonable price PETERS. DE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28

CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 27. -P)-Suf-
flclent short coverings and other
scattered buying came to oats and
May rye near the close of trading
Wednesday to pull them out with
fractional gains after prices had
remained almost stationary most
of the lime at losses of about equal
amounts.
The most unsteadying rumors,
traders. said, are those which pur-
port to quote high government Of
ficials that ceiling prices of grain
will be raised and that they won t.;
that government order restricting
feed grain usage by professors to
85 per cent of 1945 volume will be
forthcoming, and that it won't.
Wheat and corn continued at
ceilings of $1.83 IL and $1.21 IL;
oats closed unchanged to So cent
above yesterdays final quotations.
May 83-cent ceiling; rye unchanged
to 3-4 cent advanced, May $2.17 3-4-
2.10; barley unchanged to ! cent
off, lay $1.26 IL ceiling.
All trading in May wheat came
to an end today by order of the
board of trade directors, leaving
about 9,500.000 bushels on open
contracts to be settled at ceiling
prices between the interests involv-
ed.
The suspension ordered by the
directors after the close of business
yesterday, was understood to have
been for the benefit particularly OF
milling interests who had short
commitments in the grain and little
or no prospect Of fulfilling them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
SELLING FORCES
GOVERN MARKET
Rail Bonds Forced Down.
ward One To Two Points
In Slow Full Session

NEW YORK, March 81 up -
Light selling forces concentrated
on the rail division in the bond
prices downward / to around 2
points.
Other groups moved narrowly in
the slowest full session in around
2 weeks.
Carriers in the lower price
brackets drew most of the fire
while higher priced issues Jared
a little better.
Declines Shown
Pressure against rail bonds CO.
incided with release of February
operating results of many syS'
TENS. The great majority of reports
showed an anticipated decline in
gross income. as compared with a
year ago, but net operating in
come held up better in many in
stances than some experts had
forecast.
In the minus column were Mis-
souri, Pacific convertible 5 LIS al
Al 10, Wisconsin Central As of As
at 88 IL, New Haven convertible
IS at 70, Lehigh Valley stamped As
of 1000 at 81 IA, Chicago & East
ern Illinois incomes at 81, Chicago
& Alton IS at 60 5-8, Frisco 4 LIS
of '79 at At 3-4 and Seaboaro
4 1-2s at 81 IA.
Some Gains
Striking against the trend fol
small gains were Central o:
Georgia 5s, Great Northern lbs
and Pennsylvania general 1-2s-
Federal issues recovered from
mild early setbacks and closed
with gains up to 2-32s of a point
in the stock market and over-the
counter trade.
In the foreign dollar division
Argentine and Buenos Aires is
sues improved.
Sales of $4,110,O0 compared with
SIS, ,26O, 900 Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
Stock Leaders Retreot
Fractions On Dull Dov

can can Distillers jumped : "a
teSIement f;n, a of the oPA price vio1.
socias % sait against the company. AS
sociated Dry Goods gained 2 10 ~ %,
proposed stock split up. VI
e. on the losing side were II s
Su, Sseei, Bethlehem, YOUNGSTOWN
aneet' Chrysler, Packard Good.
yesr, tia, Montgomery Kard, Interna-
pon t,olial Harvester, Douglas Aircraft
dIoelng' = Anaconda, American Can
~ ~ Font, Santa Fe, New Yorp
SenGral' ,. n,' Electric Boat, Baltimore
q ohlo' and American Woolen-
H"S'fnan Kodak dropped 5 points.
Some Rails Up
necoVerlng losses to close with
pluS signs were Southern Pacific
southern Railway and Great North
ern preferred. Caterpillar Tractor
lower most of the day, registered
a two point gain on transfer of a
1,ooo-share block just before the
close. VIC
Bonds were narrowly lower. At
Chlcago oats and rye were un-
changed to up SO and 3-4 of a
cent bushel, respectively. Cotton
closed 35 to 80 cents bale higher.
Curb Active
American Potash dropped 5
points in the curb after disclos-
ure of sale of 478, 1874 class "B"
shares by the Alien Property Gus.
tod1an. Other curb losers included
st. Regis Paper, North American
Light & Power, Cities Service and
PIPER Aircraft. A. Stein & COM
pany gained 2 IL on a stock split
up proposal. Volume here was 47O,-
900 against $4,000 Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
Cotton
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March 27. -(P-
Mill buying against textile orders
featured slow trading in cotton
futures Wednesday. The market
closed at the days best levels to
snow gains of IS to 80 cents a bale.
offerings were limited and came
principally through New Orleans
selling and small hedging. This was
influenced by the possibility of an
imminent government directive in
creasing trading margins.
The Commodity Credit Corp. re-
ported it sold 8,107 bales of cotton
to the trade on Monday under it's
new daily bidding program.
Spot cotton markets were quiet
but steady. Mills were showing
small interest.
Futures closed IS to 80 cents a
10 hi 0},or
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
GRAIN FUTURES

CHICAGO, March 27-P)-Ex-
cept FOR scattered short covering
of light volume, grain futures
prices barely stirred most of the
time today after easing off froc-
tionally in a slow opening trade.
Wheat and corn held at ceilings
of $1.83 IL and $1.21 IL; oats
finished unchanged to SO cents
higher than yesterdays close,
May 83.cent ceiling; rye unchang-
ed to 3-4 up, May $2.17 3-4-2.1 .18;
barley unchanged to l cent low
er, May $1.26 IL ceiling.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Marcn 27-P-Us-
DA)-The butter market was firm
and unchanged at OPA ceiling
prices Wednesday. Eggs were
easy; large No. and NO. z extras
355-374; No. 3 and No. 4 extra
"a 5-35,5; medium extras $3.50;
dirties 31-31.5; checks 30.5-3l; !;
others unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
Livestock
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, March 27-P)-Qual-
ity improved markedly on the
cattle market Wednesday and size
able supplies arrived in largely
steer and yearling run to produce
the months most active trading.
The days hog run of $500 sal
ables and 5000 packers went early
at ceilings.
Slaughter lambs finished as much
as 25 cents higher than yesterday,
topping at $1,000.
Receipts totaled 10000 cattle 300
calves, and 4,500 sheep.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 27 - H1 -
Wheat: No. 2 red and hard, 1872
nominal, ceiling. No sales.
Corn: No. yellow 1.l9 nominal.
No oats.
Barley: mailing, 1.25-1.43 IL
nominal; feed 1.14-1.24 IL nominal.
Field seed (hundredweighD,
nominal; red clover 31.50; sweet
clover 1915; alsike $3.50; alfalfa
common 33.5O-36.50; timothy 5.75-
500; red top 12O0-12.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLINGs

NEW ORLEANS, March 27-R)
The average price of middling
15-16ths-inch cotton Wednesday at
ten designated southern spotmar-
markets was IS cents bale higher
at 26.99 cents a pound; (new sea-
son high) average for the past
80 market days $3.50; middling
7-8ths-inch average 1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-28
RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, March 27. --(P)-(NC-
and egg markets
about steady.
RALEIGH-U. S. grade Z large,
"a: broilers and fryers 30.4. Hens.
heavy, 26.7.