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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-20
PERSONALS

Captain Horace Glover and Mrs.
Glover of Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
are guess at the Cape Fear hotel.
Mrs. B. R. Drynan left Friday
for Newport News, Va, to attend
the district meeting OF P.-T.A. be-
Ing held there during the week.
Miss Loretta Jenicki and Miss
Doris Windham have lett for
Riverside, New Jersey, where
Miss Janicki will be bridesmaid at
the wedding Of her brother, AL
Janicki and Miss Eleanor Holzing-
er. Before returning home Miss
Janicki and Miss Windham will
visit Washington, Baltimore and
New York city.
Mrs. J. H. Mohr, 4 North 18th
street, is a, patient at the Medical
college hospital of Richmond, Va.
Mss Margaret M. Holmes, a
medical student at Duke universe
ty, has returned to Durham after
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Caroline H. Walton and other rela-
tives on Greeaville Sound.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert S. Hard
wick and son, Bobby, are spend
ing a few days with Lieut.. Hard
vick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
R. HardWick of Brookwood. Lieut..
HardWick has been ordered to the
Naval Air station at San Juan,
Puerto Rico and will leave next
week from Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs,
Fardwick and son.. Bobby, expect
to join him at San Juan in the
rear future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helm B. Wilson
and daughter, Crma Wilson, have
returned to their home in Brook
wood avenue after spending sever
al weeks In southern Florida.
Miss Agnes Hayden left Satur
day for Washington, D. c., Wher
she will visit her sister, Mis-
Katherine Hayden.
Mrs. Marcus Goldstein returne
to the city Friday after a ten day
business trip to New York city
Mrs. Maude Parks, 4-V, LAX
Forest, has returned home afte.
an operation at the James Wake:
Memorial hospital.
Miss Mary Bellamy will leav'
this evening for New York cit,
where she will visit friends fol
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayto.
Smith OF Ralelgh are spending IN
weekend with Mrs. Smiths pal
ents, Bishop and Mrs. Thomas {
Darst at their home on Greenvill
Sound.
DR.. Roderick H. King left yes
terday for Atlanta where he wi
attend a meeting of h South
eastern Society Of Psychologist
being held at the Biltmore hote.
C. E. Hill, who for the pas
several weeks has been a patjer
at the Atlantic Coast Line hospita
in Rocky Mount, will return to hi
home on Harbor Island this after
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Rocks, Mrs. Edgar Fisher, Mrs.
Howard Primer, Mrs. P. M. Piver,
Mrs. M. A. Dukes, Mrs. Dorothy
Rockmere, Mrs. W. P. Jones, Mrs.
J. F. Warwick, Mrs. J. M. Futrell,
Mrs. c. L. Holland, Mrs. Neslon
Burton, Mrs. Harold Cleve and
Mrs. e. NJ. Pearce.
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Mills Pinckney
Wedding Vows To
Be Spoken Friday

The marriage of. Miss Lucille
Mills, daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs.
E. P. Mills of Brunswick county,
and Charles Pinckney, son Of Mrs.
c. C. Pinckney OF Wilmington, will
take place on Friday evening, Oc-
tober %, at 7:30 o'clock at the
home Of the br%ide-elect's parents.
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A crusade against trees in bust
ness districts took place in many
American cities early in this cen
tu-y, and hundreds of huge ma
pies, elms, and oaks were cut
down and removed. Today, tree.
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secretary of the Spinsters club is
no easy one when plans have to
be outlined for the holiday dance.
During her stay in Raleigh dur
ing that never to be forgotten week
end of September 13 Laura had a
wonderful time and, termed it as
"just perfect" Her chief marshal
for the Terpischorean Ball was
Julian Morton, who flew down from
school in New Jersey to be her at
tendant-B. D.
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MIX Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers

"A recent medical discovery now used by
doctors and hospitals everywhere has proven
unusually successful in the treatment of stom-
sen ulcers caused from excess acid. 1t is j
afmless preparation yet 90 effective, in many
Eases the pains of stomach ulcers disappear
Almost Immediately. Also recommended for gas
Fna' indigestion. heartburn due to hyper
aodity. Sufferers may now Try this at home by
obtaining a bottle of LURIN from their drug
{St LURIN contains this new discovery in its
Pooufuls in a half glass Of milk. Costs but
stk- Must satisfy or money refunded
~" Tor sale by Saunders Drug store
and Drug Store everywhere
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planting projects are underway tn
many of those same cities.

Chinchilla fur is unlike that Of
any other animal. The hair from
each root branches into a silky
brush of 80 to 80 separate fibers.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IS -P9-
Cotton futures closed barely steady,
20 to IS cents a bale lower.
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Czoudier Labor Horizon
blamed For Stock Slide
Selling Pressure, However,
Light Throughout:
Days Session

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK Aug. ID @ -
Stocks - lower; leading issues IN
slow retreat.
Bonds - lower; rails decline.
Cotton - higher; mill buying.
CHICAGO
Corn weak; less cattle on feed.
Oats - lower with corn.
Hogs slow and seneraiiv
steady; top $24.z5.
Cattle - generally steady to rs
cents higher; top S27.75.
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND Aug. Is - R) -
(USDA- Hogs market so cents
higher than Wednesday on all
weights & soWs. Top $24.GO for
good & choice 12O-27O Id barrow
& gifts. 10000 lbs. $23. rs. 30o-35O
lbs. $3.50; I'VE 800 lbs. $23. 90.
1oo-12o lbs. $3.50. Good sows I'M
der 500 lbs. $1,000; over 500 lbs.
$21.50. Good stays $3.50.
Cattle = market rather quiet
early; generally steady on light
receipts. Fat dairy-type COWS
mostly $11.0O-12.o0 common to
medium kinds SO. 100000, can
ners & cutters 100000. Good
beef-type cows quotable $13.0o-l4.-
90. Few good sausage bulls around
$12. oo-13.5 so, lightweights mainly
$40. 0o-12. 90. vealers steady at ST.
so down. Few good spring lambs
around $500 with choice $l7.oo'
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ODen High Low T..

Open High Low Last
Oct 1902 1914 35.9 81 1891 up 2
Dec 1920 1925 $500 5000 inch
Mch $500 5000 1887 1888 up 5
May $3.50 35.T $3.50 $3.50 up 5
Jly $500 IS. 80 $500 1901 off S
Oct 1920 1925 81. 92 81. 92n off 10
Middliag spot 36.76n up 7.
N-Nominal.
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CHARLOTTE SPOT

CHARLOTTE, Aug. Is Up :
Spot cotton 1870.
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AND GRAIN
FUTURES WEAKER
Sag Due To News OF
Good Moisture In
Grain Belt ,

CHICAGO, Aug. 15-(P)- Cora
and oats futures weakened today
on receipt Of good moisture over
wide sections of the grain belt and
a report by the Department of
Agriculture that cattle in mid
western feed lots on August l were
down As per cent from last year.
Corn showed the widest decline,
falling rapidly at one time when
stop-loss orders were uncovered.
March dropped Az cents in a thin
market before the decline was
halted and a small recovery de-
veloped. Both January and March
corn reached new seasonal lows.
At the close corn was 3h-3k low
er, January $1.33h-%, and pats
were off %-1%, August 1854.
December barley sold at $1.28k,
off Il.
Detailed state crop reports for
the week ended August 13 en-
.phasized the Improvement in corn
prospects as a result of recent
rains. In Illinois a record-breaking
crop was said to be virtually as
sured.
Grain men saw the record corr
crop coming up at a time when
feeding demand was declining. In
addition to the drop in cattle in
feeds lots, an earlier Agriculture
department survey had indicated
a reduction in the fall pig crop.
Oats were under pressure as
255, 900 bushels of grain were de-
livered on August contracts. Trad
ers saw this as indicating some
difficulty in moving the grain in the
cash market. Spot prices for oats
were down " to l cent a bushel.
There were no shipping sales or
Cash corn was steady. No. 2 yell
low sold in the spot market at $1.87,
the same as yesterday. Purchases
of so, 900 bushels on a %to-arrive
basis included 5000 bushels of new
crop grain. Cash dealers said this
sold at $1.33M, or 3 cents under
the January future at the time of
sale.
Wheat was quoted as steady in
the cash market. Grain men said
a strike of the CLIO National Mari
time union on the Great Lakes may
reduce or check the movement of
wheat to eastern lake ports.
Open High Low Close
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a. Indicated annual dividend rate.
b. Income and profits dividends paid
in past IL months.
c. Psid in l945.
(The above quotations are nominal and
are believed to be indications of the
price at which the securities may be
purchased or sold.
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RAILROAD LOAN
SECURITIES DIP
Bak Follows Advance
Notable During
Past Week

NEW YORK, Aug. Is (P -
Rail loans baked in today's BOND
market after a fairly substantial
advance earlier this week. Losses
ranging to around 2 points were
scattered literally through the list
at the finish.
The reaction was led by tne
small group of carriers which pen
gifted in recent sessions from
lack of presidential approval OF
the Wheeler-Reed Reorganlzatlon
bill
As prices receded, sales dwin-
died to ST. 1870, 900. smallest IN
more than a week. This compared
with S., O9c, 900 Wednesday.
Bonds of St. Louis San Francisco
railway, among those scoring the
largest gains in preceding sessions
proved among the most vulner-
able to comparatively light Offer
ings.
Frisco 4 LIS closed / 1-8 lower
at 50 IA and the "B" SIS lost l IL
at so -. The collateral B" IS
Jumped 7 IA to SO ga in the first
sale this month.
Also lower were Baltimore &
Ohio convertables at SO, Boston
& Maine 4 LIS at 6S, Great West
ern incomes at so 1-8, Burling-
ton General As at 116, ST. Paul
incomes at "a IA, Rock Island re-
funding AS at 81, and N. Y. Cen
trail consolidated As at 81 ga.
Up fractions to a point were
Denver & Rio Grande Western as
sented SIS at II IA, North West
ern 4 Us at IS IA, and Missouri
Pacific ''F'' IS at SO IA.
In the foreign dollar list Latin
American issues generally improv-
ed. Peruvian bonds countered this
trend.
U. S. Governments tended a bit
lower in the over-the-counter mar
ket with the Victory Loan Deem
Der 2 Us off 2-32 at 102 1852 bid.
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STOCK AVERAGES
Indus Rails Utils Stocks

Compiled by The Associated Press
If On
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 15-P-Wheat:
No. 2 red $2.02 IL. Corn: No. l
and 2 yellow $1.a7; No. 4 yellow
$1.e8; No. 5 yellow $1.84 IL;
sample grade yellow $l.84. Oats:
No. l heavy mixed 30 IA cents;
No. / mixed II IL; No. 8 heavy
mixed 70 10; No. l heavy white
70 1-2-S0 IL; No. l white II IL;
No. l white n 1-2-79; No. 2 heavy
white 70 1-2-79; No. 2 white rs
70; No.. 3 heavy white 1913 IL.
Barley: mailing $1.53-1.7e nom
iual: feed $1.16-1.40 nominal.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IS -(P)-
The average price of middling 15-
18th inch cotton at ten designated
southern spot markets today was
unchanged at $3.50 cents a pound;
average for the past 80 market
days was Bats cents. Middling
7-8 inch average was 1925 cents.
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BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Press
20 10 10 10 10
Local Quotations

FURNISHED b; Allen c. Ewing & Coz
DID AsLaI
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Open High Low Close
NEW SPOT

NEW ARLEANS, Aug. IS -P)-
Spot cotton closed steady, I'M
changed. Sales l LOO. Low middling
1880. Middling 1885. Good, mid
ding 1925. Receipts 1878. Stock
PSI, 1922.
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COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 15-(P1e Cot
ton futures developed an irregular
pattern in quiet dealings today.
Gains Of s1.6O a bale we're regis
tered early on mill buying, but
when the demand slackened the
market eased off on profit taking
and hedging. A late furry of SELL
ing depressed the market to new
low ground for the day with final
prices IS cents a bale higher to
80 cents lower.
The tendency to await further
crop developments, dullness in
textile market, and conjecture over
a possible reduction in the cotton
export subsidy restricted deal
ings.
Futures closed IS cents a bale
IN on oox4c 1or,@
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WHAT STOCKS DID

NEW YORK., Aug. l5-(RH
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LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. IS -R-Grain-
fed cattle today equalled the new
top record of S27.75 set yesterday,
while lower grades moved to
catch up with the higher price
trend, spring lambs moved up as
much as 35 cents a hundred
pounds, and hogs held steady to
Is cents higher on top quality.
The cattle top went to strictly
choice light steers, with yearlings
taking the next highest price Of
$26. IS. Most slaughter steers rang
ed between $500 and $3.50 0 COM
pared with yesterdays range of
$3.50 to $24.50. Heifers ranged
from $1,000 to $500; other killing
classes wer generally steady,
with bulls and amer soWs in &C
tive demand. Beef cows held
steady at SLIPS and sausage bulls
at $500 downward. Vealers were
steady at $3.50 and down, while
stock cattle were scarce.
CHICAGO, Aug. IS -(RHUS-
DA)- Salable hogs 1850, total g.
600: slow, good and choice 17O-280
pounds steady; largely %. 1924. 90,
one load 24.25; weights over $50
pounds very dull, nevenly 25-75
cents lower; few loads 3OO-350
pounds 21.75-22.50; weights under
ITO pounds relatively scarce; lows
steady to weak, bulk coed and
choice most weights 20. OO-2O. so;
choice lightweights 20.75-21.00
Salable cattle 1000, total 400;
salable salves 600, total 900; fed
steers and yearlings, including
yearling heifers, steady to Is
cents higher; good and choice
grades show most advance;
strictly choice light steers topped
at 27.75; next highest price paid
for yearlings 26. rs; bulk slaughter
steers 19.50-25.oO heifers 1900
900; other killing classes gener-
ally steady, bulls and canner cows
active, beef COWS steady at 1925
1850; heavy sausage bulls to 49,
90; vealers steady at 1850 down;
stock cattle very scare
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CaLtle ScuCA @Ay SS~y
cents higher; top S27.75.
NEW YORK, Aug. is @ -
Stocks generally took the back
track in today's market although
selling pressure was exceptionally
Light throughout.
Brokers attributed the retreat
mainly to the cloudier labor out
look including the Great Lakes
shipping strike, many smaller
walkouts and apprehension over
renewed wage demands in the
automotive and other industries.
Good dividends aided a few is
sues but failed to impress others
concerned. Earnings were a bit
spotty.
Dealings were sluggish from the
start. The ticker tape frequent
" was at a standstill and trans
fers for the five hours dwindled
to $40, 900 shares compared with
800, 900 Wednesday and were the
smallest since July 5. Scattered
gamers appeared at the close but
losses of fractions to 3 or more
points were widespread among
liquors. s%teels. rails, motors and
other industrial groups.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was off = of a point at
1853, sharpest dip since July 70.
OF 878 issues registering, 591 fell
and 139 rose.
Among exceptions. American
Stores was up l at s3S on a lifted
disbur ;ment, Texas Gulf Sulphur
l IA at S54.25 on an extra pay
ment and Best & Co. 2 IA at s42.-
Is in response to a big earnings
imp. Florida Power raised its
dividend but the stock ended IN
changed at $3.50. A substantial
climb in net failed to buy j. c.
Penny and the issue emerged off
l at S50.75. Pullman yielded 1-2
at S62, Anaconda at s46 and
Thompson Products l at S50.75 fol-
lowing a decrease in first half
earnings.
Schenley dropped 3 IL to s96.37,
U. S. Gysum 3 at s121, Santa Fe
2 IA at SIP and Douglas Air
craft 2 at $50. Lesser casualties
were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Cen
eral Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear,
Goodrich, Montgomery Ward,
e e e, American Telephone,
American Water Works, Southern
Pacific, Southern Railway. Great
Northern, Baltimore & Ohio, Pen
nsylvania Railroad, National Dis
t%illers, Puplicker, Distillers Corp.
and American Rolling Mill.
Modest improvement was shown
for Gimbel and Phelps Dodge.
Eastman kodak was up 2 at S239
on only 200 shares.
Curb decliners were Electric
Bond & Share, Cities Service Con-
solidated Textile, Fansteel, Mona
Electric lin the face of a hoisted
quarterly and Detroit Steel
Products. Turnover here was 210,-
900 shares versus 220. 900 yester-
day.
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ROOMS FURN.--Northeoss fcont

ROOMS FuRk.--Northeoss Cont
1927 3 ST. Nicely furn. large front
sarlins; sanh ri price s45 "a At a'5l,,l ms. !,
SIS mo. single room for % Sss 50 G mo-: :o pri. I.
vate home: ! blk. froFa bus. NO. oiss.
I1al4 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Lge. rm.. with
ried couple or two gentlemen. on busline.
S12 week or S45 mo. Ii. s5sI. III
AT w ST. NE, vic. 4th and r. Room
oss6 apt p affisa secoaa ssiDs oos 4o MRS rs
RENODIN. pvt. family of 2 adults, kit.
Cos X 81. 'N,E.--Double room, 81 per- per wk.
twin beds, ~ per wk; each; unlimited
phone. use Of refrigerator for beverages;
KHpE tsnaSgS avH ~ rIs
room. twin beds; cony. transportation; $40.
M ISi5 sO 4. l. save AVE. N.EGAttrastiveiy T slaqae fur
conp nsa tTn bah oeds trsnsp TOR doris s5s
min. to town; $50 mo. each. Dupont 2161.
Iaa, nae Topg T. p PI; s1 NE.aLsrse fr9nt roep;
1856 yARNuM PL. N.E.-Larse front
room, rsa $50 pay month. Also smaller one,
S22S ,2Ss per month; gentleman only. 10
coHLoRED-5ot G ST. NE, Apt. -
sxa,dage e 1 front ont ROOM oil heat. hot water,
GoIoREDMal1s MINNESOTA ave. ne
z furnished rooms. SO and $40 each. for
aoe eS Sol0faf nR gsn 81 sMfR fFlakers cal after
for employed men; twin beds: $3.50
GoLosED1lS eo oofah E .aGaiScY aS pL. NE-YooSSns NYoS
lady to- share with another young lady
l-rm,, kit bath apt. twin beds; pvt
S6 sSnsraaee; nee, refs. REQUIRED; $3.50. Cal
L..
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

li0i I6th ST. N.W.-Lge dbl > girIS ~
sjsIte I'll ise. room with pvt. bath with another
bla bna - vacancy In triEle; good meals; switch
CLEAN. NICE. ATTRACTIVE RIM, nex,
M1 IN ea9g aa99gme-cooked msals: near Monastery
IN CLUB ELsLoY. 1903 New Hamnsbirs ld
ave n.w.-Large triple room, single heds'
inner-spring mattresses. nice meals. Tor
cHHB NH sSss ssssef NrsssTs0SSaSle 81 SM
co 20 snare with refined Government girls;
e%9TngsnsaI %T snSa home atmosphere. $50 month.
NE. I4th AND SPRING RID. Sw-Dash,. SwDD2G
MEN r,, tgin Shn neds: Tor empl ladies or gentle
GfRLss GIRL soe So%iah1;s,xA 9S each; Ap S,,s 05ss -Is
SPACE in triple room. several others sooS. a,yc
G9reakiast and dinner every day. inclIdine
fDSRSaf Dupont c,Ssie, ,shiAuGHTERs' 1927 10Th 5neaf
NEW HsMPsHIRE ssMsfis HousE-a few wIs y.rsn-
ines me ~ IN I'M. anis popular guesthouse, speciaiiz-
Hampshi9e s m hfpod ave Tsod and service. 17la New
REST HOME for elderly people: dbl and
sfi sh,. rms, excellent NEE Is; rates reason
1sii bFcATUEF TUFes sT. s4 Nw-1ary.T7 Tl7 7a7n
suitable S,a ior 2 girls or courle, $40 each
1917 9th ST. N.w.-one single room for
isas iisase eoLuMBsiiaa TN siaf Rp. S.w-ror men -
one Of the best niaces. co 3fI men, IN
PAYING GUESTS on, beautiful virginia
f estate on 2 bus lines: a5 minutes drive
single rnoy, Wis, ~assndngton Extra large
meals fass and every convenience. For execn.
sss sb1soNl sEaf 1sssoSNsls1sn sT "a si2ls - as
double room. twin beds, good food: mr..
transp;: home privileges. ia. 1885,
II26 2lst ST. N.W.-Room and board, one
of Washington's largest boarding houses;
aouoie rooms for girls. $40 to $50 per
months meals per day; maid service:
running water in room -io
LARGE ROOM with private bath, suitable
for people. Also double. Near Coionial
Village. Convenient transportation down.
town and Pentagon., Telephone and iaun-
ory facilities. MRS. MOORE, GIL II8s.
l401 18th ST. N.w.-Large double. girls
70 snare room with another girl: good
WILL GIVE ROOM and board to girl 5
18th AND FARrAGUT SITS. N.W-For
yourg man. twin beds adjoining bath.
good home.cooked meals; conv. to- transp,
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL TRADE New York apartment (112
West, bet. Broadway and Amsterdam
private, bath and phone, for small house
in Washington. D. c., preferably NV. sec
tom e. RnRo sgs 95 mss write aTe
CALF. RAMBLER in virginia Forest; AL
eopdition. Possession with guarantee Of
ra1ss F.6sdreSm eSnrcb apt PEics' $4,000. Call
HONOLULU--Furnished apt. NV, to trade
Sby sale or renO for house or apt. in
HonolulS; Es5 y 1-bedroom' cooperative. Box
ExCHASGE KEN Ssa beautifully furnished apart- ls
ment in exclusive NV. section. Washing,
Beach. H. T. H. $50 Bay drive. Miami
saS sssfh FRANoIsco Al hs for washington-Moddssrn
Powell, for l or 2 bedroom apartment. in
" WILL sWAf Z =, s-M 81 Art, near g,sH Nd. upiy;
ExcHsNGE fSS NE% Sr York West Bronx un
furnished l=bedroom apartment with all
ssss' e. = asfi cs s@' asao iRiE s
NEW YORK FOR wAsHNGToN-S-rm.
apt. near Col. Univ. for 5-rm.. apt, first
aSSnt SSs q s1sssser s
ton for i. 2 pr 3 bedrm. apt, or house In
n. Y. FoR WAsH,--Modern 2-bedrrn. un-
furn. apt, riverside dr.. mr.; 12oth St.,
self-serv, el., for similar apt. in Wash.
RE 6700, Ext. 5431, Mon.-Fri. Ire
d. C. TO CHICAGo-1-bedrm. apt, Wash,
D. c., NV. section, for / or Q bedroom
apt. in chicago's North Side; ref. REQUIRED
Write Box Book, Star. lis
WILL EXCHANGE 3-rm.. kitchen and
bath. .unfurnished apt. near Senate OF.
fee Bldg, for 3 or. 4 room apt. or small
house, either furnished or unfurnished. in
NV section. WO. $500.
FURN. CORNER RIM. with pullman k &
b.. available Dec. l.. vic. J4th and Col
rd., for one or two bdrm, k. and b. for
vet, wife and 2 children, near trans. to
Dupont Circle DE. 0726.
CHEVY CHASE fer downtown, attractive
furniture. rms, kit, bath. for similar in
NV. preferably Shorcham area. Box 325-
W.ASHiiNNGToN n. FOR new YoRK-Desir-
able unfurnished 4A-rm. apartment. con-
yenient to downtown for similar-size art.
in Manhattan, HO. 7042. -10
WILL EXCHANGE new Groom house, =.
baths, good southeast location for l bed
room aprt., NV. Box 305-V, Star.
NEW YORK for Observation-Disclosures A.
room apartment. furnished, or unfurnished,
IN subnrban westchester County for similar
tension x32. before pm.
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Eohp5 suRsau eSap LET tsk. the RETURN
moving day problems; packing, transporta.
sion a Sna stoi age; many years, of experi-
sos soss hsys msSe vs. specasts in hsTn
faE i Phone Ii @ ssss ia or fna Il IS ss5s g
sIIyER IL Eef'fa FhEET AZ niSfMovs3nI ns Eo9m sIs
and hght hauling, packing. Grating. ship.
sT AZ youR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY asrY
paree aelveSssn mSsins saggssss trunk
MOVING. HAULING AND DELIVERIES by
specialists. Day and night service. Rea.
zcsia aSaaP!s MOVING asssf re aasS sToRAcE coIesea
and long distance No Job too large and
none tco small, Ii. HOO. AAN
VETERAN MOVERS-All new eouipment;
az AZ whlss 1aso veteran help. CHI. 1901: ewes
FULL OR PART LOAD TO FLORIDA and
way points. Leaving and returning every
= wks by modern van. Falls Church 1850
NEWLoN'S TRANSFER - Careful movine
OF all kinds. Specialize in iirht hauling,
AXminstsr 46SS.. Chestnut S595. 30
LOVING general hauling, trash removal.
Mihcient service. Reasonable, Day oi
Night Call tn. S271. l7s
DELIVERY AND PICK UP or light hauling.
asessss3onable sss3 rases. Call Mr.. RYAN, .AD
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
hsas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
storage; local. long-dist. moving. IA. 2937