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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
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2:3o-Talks Time, Guest Speaker-CBS
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Man of Vision, Drama Series-MBS
2:45-Cross Sec. RID. Cooke-CBS
3:oo-Doctors at Home, Drama-NBc
Motor City Melodies at Detroit-CBS
Dancing with Duke Ellington-ABC
Half Hour for Dancing Music-MBS
330-Easy Money, Drama Skit-NBC
Horse Racing; The Chicagoans-CBS
Horse Racing; Dancing Tunes-MBS
4:Oo-Phone Again, F%innegan Dr.-NBC
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Concert Time on a Saturday-ABC
The Parade of Sports Guests-MBS
San Francisco Press Club Award-ABC
Dance Music Orchestra Tunes-MBS
4:45-Tin Pan Alley on the Air-NBC
5:O0-Rhapsody from the Rockies-NBC
Quincy Howe and News Time-CBS
News & Comment for Is Mins.-ABC
a Schubert with Commentaries
5:15-Fifteen Min. News Review-ABC
To Be noun Us Mins.)-MBs
5:30-Tin Pan Alley Repeat-NBC-west
Harry Wismer's Sport Report-ABC
Los Angeles Symphonic Band-MBS
5:45-Religion in the News TaIk-NBCI
World News and Commentary-CBS
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6 :oo-our Foreign Policy Talk-NBC
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 17-PEA sur
prise on an otherwise scant and
mediocre lamb market Friday
was a short load of Illinois fed
wooded 105 Founders which merit
ed $3.50, the highest price since
the same figure was reached May
9.
These graded strictly good and
choice and were hardly a market
criterion since other receipts were
too light for an accurate test. The
only other kind reported sold was
a short deck of good grade aaorr
lambs with No. 2 pelts which
brought $1,000.
The cattle market, too, reached
a virtual standstill with receipts
the lowest in more than a year
The few arrivals were mainly
steers which ranged from $15.5c
to $500 with no best level report.
ed. Cows and bulls had no more
than a peddling market, beef
COWS getting $3.50 to $1,000. Practi-
cally all kinds of heifers were
missing, and veal calves were in
extremely light supply, quoted
from $1,000 down.
The 1000 salable hogs cleared
early, shippers taking 1000, and
1000 packer consignments help
ed to swell the weeks total re-
ceipts. At $4,000 however, these
still Jagged behind last weeks
Sc, 900, and far down from the 49,
900 head which rolled in two weeks
ago.
Total receipts were 700 cattle,
200 calves, and 1900 sheep.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
.Special Issues Negotiate
GoodAdvance On Market
Railway 1 "a at $3.50 and Howe
Sound / at $47.5O.
ruor;<oe dvanc

halfway 1 "a at $3.50 and Howe
Sound / at $47.50.
Favorites Advance
Ahead were Bethlehem, Mont
oomerv Ward, International Har'
y~ester. International Telephone,
United Gas Improvement, Ameri-
can Can, General Electric, Du
Pont. Allied Chemical, Eastman
Kodak, Santa Fee, U. S. Lines,
American Tobacco "B", National
Distilleries, Standard Oil N.J.)
and Erie.
The recently soaring Publicker
Industries conceded 2 IA at sol
and Hiram Walker, up 6 IL In the
preceding session, backed down
/ 7-8 at S135.12 as talk Of a split
waned Other casualties were U
S. Steel, Chrysler, General Motors
Sears Roebuck, Boeing, United
Aircraft, Beech Aircraft, Western
Union AZ. Electric Power and
Light, Columbia Gas, Kennecott,
Union Carbide, Johns-Manvliie'
N. Y. Central, Northern Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio, and Iexas
Co.
Bonds Mixed
Bonds were mixed. Wheat was
unchanged at ceilings, oats un.
changed to off 2 cents a bushe.
and May rye again down the limit
of 5 cents. Cotton %retreated 80
to rs cents a bale.
In the Curb, Hearn Department
stores moved up on a larger divi-
dend. Claude Neon Lights, open,
ing on a 49, 00-share block, i'm
proved a point. Favored were
Humble Oil and United Light
Turnover here was $1,000 share.
the same as Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
GOVERNMENT @
LIST IN ADVANCE.
Upswing Continues For
Third Straight Day On
Active Trading

NEW YORK, May 17-(P-U. S.
governments advanced for the
fourth session in a row in Fridays
pond trading while corporate loans
fluctuated irregularly.
Long-term Federals gained an
outside of 22-32 of a point in the
over-the-coumter market. The Vic.
tory Loan Dec. 2 LIS moved up to
y 1857 bid, for a net gain OFF,
Banking News
A last-minute flip was given
the market by announcement COM
merclal banks would be allowed to
hold a small amount of restricted
Issues tor the convenience of the
small investor. Dealers said the
development was mainly a matter
OF market mechanics and did not
affect the basic position of Treas
ury issues.
Governments also improved in
the stock exchange.
Among corporates gains and
losses running to around a point
were in close balance.
Rails Advance
Illinois Central As, however,
swung out of this range with a 2
3-8-point gain at 104 1-8.
Also ahead we're Central of Geor-
gia conversion IS at 70, St. Paul
convertible 4 LIS at 86, Frisco As
"A" at 81 "a, Denver & Rio Grande
IS at 81 IA, and Rock Island con-
vertible 4 lbs at 80 IL.
On the losing side were Balti-
more & Ohio stamped convertibles
at II, New Haven As at 43 IA and
Hud son & Manhattan income SIS al
81 IL.
Foreign List
Brazilian issues moved up
smartly, along with bonds OF Bue-
nos Aires and Peru. .
Turnover of So, APO, 900 compared
with 5 3,340, 900 Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
SATURDAY,, MAY 10

SATURDAY, MAY 18
7.O0-News with Martin Agronsky
7:15-Musical Clock
7:55-UP News
8:O0IWake Up and Smile
9:0o-Milt Herth Trio
9:15-Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra
9:31Teen Town
10:00-String Ensemble
10 :15-Bible Messages
l0:30-Betty Moore
1O:45-Notes from a Diary
1~1:O0-Teen Age Merry GO Round
l1:3o-Morning Request Program
12:3O-Musical Showcase
1:00-Chicago Serenade
1:25-Round the Town Reporter
1:30-Hill Toppers
1:45-Melodies to Remember
2:o0-Piano Playhouse
2:3O-Round UP Time
3:0o-Duke Ellington Entertains
4:Oo-Concert Time
5:oo-News Summary
5:o5-It's Good News
5.15-Evening Request Program
6.00-Church Of Jesus Christ
6:15-Sports Review
6:25-Sports Review
6:25-Round the Town Reporter
63o-Your Richfield Reporter
6:45-The Barry Wood Show
7:Oo-yeteran Administration
7:15-David Rose Show
7:3o1Famous Jury Trials
8:00-Gangbusters
8:3o-Boston Symphony
s:3oAHayloft Hoedown
10 :0o-News of Tomorrow
10:15-Gay Claridges Orchestra
10:30-Terrace Room Orchestra - Tomm
Tucker
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
Omen High Low Close
NEW Lea MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-(P)-
The average price of middling 1916
inch cotton Friday at ten designat-
ed souther-. spot markets was 70
cents a bale lower at 27.O2 cents a
pound; average for the past 30
market days 27.70; middling 70 inch
average 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-Pe
Spot cotton closed steady so cents
a bale lower Friday. Sales 661, Low
middling 21.70, middling 26.95, good
middling 27.35. receipts 2,172, stock
249, 043.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, May 17.-(PHButter,
firm: receipts 241, 987; prices I'M
changed. Eggs. unsettled: receipts
81, 8O5; prices unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
SWEET POTATOES

CHICAGO. May 17.-RNNCDA)
Swee+ potatoes firm. Bushel
crates Louisiana Porto Ricans I'M
changed: bushel hampers Tennes-
see Narc Halls 4.00-4.25, Porto
Ricans 4.25-4.40.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
N. C. O MARKETS

RALEIGH, May II. - P) -
fNCDA)-Hcg markets active and
steady with tops of 14.55 at Clinton
and Rocky Mount and 1870 at Rich
mond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, May l7-P)-
CUSDA) Livestock: Hogs-Mar-
ket steady at ceiling; good and
choice barrows and gifts 12o-35o
lbs and up $14.90 (Flat): 1Oo-l2o
lbs. $3.50; good sows all weights
$14.15; good stays $14.15.
Cattle-Market largely nominal;
good slaughter steers quotable
SIG. OO-17.O0, choice higher; $3.S7.
SIS. 0O-16.0 90, common $12.0O-14.O0;
slaughter heifers generally so cents
to $1.O0 under steers; good COWS
eligible s12. Oo-13.5oo, common and
medium $40. OO-12.oo Gamers and
cutters largely $7.50-s.50; good
heavy bulls s12.00-13.Oo. odd heao
to s14.Oo; medium $11.oO-l2.oo'
common SO. 100000; good vealers
s17.oo-17.5 so, choice higher; medl-
UNI SIS. 0O-16.00, common Slo.oo-
300. thin kinds lower; odd lots
oood lambs around $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
COTTON
NEW COTTON
NE YORK Nav 17-(P-

NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-R-
Cotton futures closing prices were
barley steady 10 cents to so cents
a bale lower.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18

RALEIGH, May IT, up -
NCDA)-Egg and poultry markets
steady. U. S. Grade A large Z;
flyers and broilers 31.2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18

WASHINGTON POULTRY
WASHINGTON.-U. S. Grade A
extra large 43: broilers, fryers and
roasters 40 20 41.9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
STORES

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 17.-(R-
Turpentine 8sh. offerings and sales
none: receipts 787; shipments 748;
stocks 1878.
Rosin, offerings and sales 81;
rece;pts 1850; shipments 1,453;
stocks 4.901.
Quote, prices unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
O

CHARLOTTE, May 17-PISpot
cotton 27.15.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
OVER THE NETWORK
SATURDAY, MAY

MAY 10
Changes in o ms as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate.
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS NOTE All
Pm eastern standard.
To change to eastern dayIisn1, ~u
one hour: central daylight same 80
eastern standard.
On the other hand. for central stand
ard subtract one hour; for mountain
standard subtract two hours.
3olrh Baxter Family Drama-N5C
Orchestra on the B~andstand-CBS
Hill Toppers from Fort WaSne- MpS
To Be Announced go Mlns.l--M Hs
1:4s-Nelson Oimstead g. Stories-NBC
Melodies to Remember. chorus-ABc
Piano Playhouse, From e irio-ABc
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
Many Stock Favorites Are
Laggards, However, On
Thin Trading
n.puETs AT A GLANCE

Gorn-New contracts bid 5
cents higher.
Rye-May off 5 cents.
Hogs-Active and STEADY AZ
ceilings; top SASS.
Cattle-siow, steady; too few
, rm,rket: top not established.
NEW YORK, May 17-P-An-
other exceptionally thin" stock
market Friday saw an assortment
of special issues negotiate GOOD
advances while many leaders loa1'
ed in the losing ranks.
Demand again was based nanny
on dividends, earnings and split.
ups. The general recovery OF
Thursday, however, failed to 1oi'
low through as the Presidents
coal arbitration proposal was re-
iected and 4 national railway
strike doomed.
Dealings Taper
Dealings tapered after fairly &C
tive forenoon intervals and minus
and plus signs we're almost evenly
divided at the close. OF 974 issues
registering, 1913 rose and 387 fell
Transfers of $50, 900 shares com
pared with LAC, 0o0 the day before,
It was the first drop to under the
million mark for a full session
since May /. The Associated Press
eo-stock average was off i OF 9
point at 1872.
Reports of a granted price boost
for carbon plates put Lukens Steel
up 2 7-8 at $26. American Sumatra
tobacco added l "a at $64.75 on
an increased extra disbursement
while a raised payment on the
common enabled Industrial Rayon
to tack on / IL at $3.50. Amerl-
a Wooden was up l at $59.87,
schenley 2 at 1922, Homestake
2 at s48, Liggett and Myers B"
/ IA at $102.25 Youngstown Sheet
2 at S7e.75, Texas and Pacific
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-18
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Pfess
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 17-R)C Rye
flour weak; fancy patents Goo lbs.)
7.4O-e5; other produce prices
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
VeteranS to
Get Refunds

Veterans who paid property tax
es for which they were exempt
while In the service may secure a
refund OF the entire amount under
a new law recently passed by the
state legislature, according to Bay
ard Buchen, director OF the YpsI-
lani Veterans Counselling Serv-
ice.
The new law makes II mandatory
for local taxing units 20 refund
property taxes paid by sYeteran
while he was in the service and
for one year after his discharge,
Mr.. Buchen stated, provided the
property was owned by the veteran
and did not have an assessed valu-
alton OF over $1,000.
The law provides tha. refunds
given out by local taxing units will
be reimbursed by the State OF
Michigan. Ypsilanti veterans who
wish TO apply for such refunds may
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
New Cardinal
Returns Home

Detroit, Mar. ZAP - Edward
Cardinal oMoney has returned TO
Detroit 20 receive a delayed tri-
butte from hundreds OF this citys
Catholics.
The new Cardinal who arrived
by train from Chicago Tuesday
night to complete the last lap OF his
historic round trip to Rome where
he was elevated TO his high post
was greeted at the union station by
cheering throng-many OF whom
had been disappointed earlier when
cloudy weather forced the prelate's
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
There's a Trick TO Growing Grass
on a Terrace

GETTING GRASS TO grip on
q terrace. and thrive afterwards,
Is sometimes a soul-trytng expert
ence.
There's a trick or two, how
eyer, by means Of which you can
accomplish both things this
spring.
One effective way of establish
ing q new lawn on a slope or ter
race Is to use reinforcing strips
OF sod at the top and bottom, as
shown In the mpanytng
Garden-Graph.
Seed should be sown between
the strips OF sod and then COW
cred 10 prevent It from being
washed away by heavy rain.
Straw spread to a depth Of two
to three inches can be used to
cover and hold the seed, or
cheesecloth can be stretched over
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

the slope and pegged in place,
Even after the grass has been
established on q terrace care
must be taken when watering IL
A good method of watering Is by
means Of a canvas hose, as illus
trated.
Use Of q canvas hose permits
absorption as the water slowly
oozes from It The top OF the
slope should be soaked longer
than the foot, since the moisture
tends to move downward in the
soil
Sod squares or strips are also
useful In patching bad spots In
lawn, where growth from new
seeding would take too long. Sod
should be about two inches hick
and Of grass similar to that In
the lawn Early spring u your
best time for sodding.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07
Trench Mouth
Easily Cured


New York, Mar. 7-AP-The L.
S. Naval Medical Bulletin an
nounces a new use OF penicillin, 10
cure trench mouth, and TO cure
II quickly. In 400 cases tried there
has not be one failure.
The penicillin is given like can
dy, In lozenges, which are allow
ed to dissolve In the mouth. The
trench mouth victim keeps a loz-
enge. o~e after another. in his
mouth all day and takes one II ne
wakes up at night.
The report is by 1t. Lucian W.
Strong. Jr., and Capt. Enrol W.
Willett, both OF the U. S. Naval
Eeserve. Trench mouth is one
OF the troublesome diseases OF
war and is widespread in peace.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

secure application blanks from the
office OF Donald F. Comstock. city
taX assessor.
1T could mean two or three hun
dred dollars 10 some Of these yeter-
ans who owned their own prop
erty," Mr.. Buchen estimated.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

plane to 90 on to Chicago instead
OF landing here.
Tw, hundred cars lined up near
the 'ardinal's home to escort him
to the Cathedral Of th' Blessed
Sacrament for his "Te Deum" cere-
mony. his first public appearance
here since his elevation.
The motor cayalcade was origin
ally scheduled 10 lead Cardinal
MONEYS party from the Wayne
County Airport as a climax 10 cere-
monies planned there.
Cardinal Mooney had asked mo
fanfare" for his arriyel but he
smiled cheerfully and waved his
hat to greet the crowd gathered
in the station as he alighted from
his train.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

the red. Expected to testify as sup.
porters OF the seaway conclude
three days OF rebuttal in answer TO
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

claims advanced by opponents Was
John Babage, presiden. OF the 400
mile Rutland Railroad.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

WASHINGTON-AP - Propon
ents ot the St. Lawrence Seaway
and Power Project looked for sup
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

port wednesday from a railroad |
president who says the develop !
ment would take his road "out OF !
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-07

New York's first elevated rail
way was opened in 1868.
Evening star., 1946-12-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"sToRE FOR RENT, Including a small
H'Isssasd IS iaesssd n at fss sth hs ST. M and r.
Hsesn0Ide sies Ideai p for n many tspes Of business
pmss!a;s s2.sssisa ssf sssfS anf
pRAnPhshir SFEN Rh ior the Ss Marine oil
wire Il MARINE MFG. CO. si4 W. ONTARIO,
S9'sfSSf: Observation-Disclosures, sa invest to sloo,;
600 in profitable business; fun iactS ana
proposition must be submitted Box 36s-A.
G.: .N voi nv sias, I 600 pssiH ann: s for buy al
s TR so4 saie W Write KAY sfs ches se
GROCERY ds5f " STORE With beer license and
500: reasonable down payment and bal;
ance financed For further information call
UN. 1915, to 5. ewes. and Sunday. oN.
GROCERY STORE, 5th st. NV: rent (. only adg
@Sny gss5 yoTsa 5FHss sFifs PAsToR soo me- Gan 1as 70
CoNGEssfoN ceI@Hns aDs 2 On II BUSY FOUNTAIN and
come oser a %on ean be sreay
increased under per. management: only ex-
pscfnfase need sDes sscurty and
references REQ. Box 2s1-B Star 29*
NORTH BEACH HOTEL, /. rooms well
furnished: large lot: for quick sale, 81 o.
piner North E0fms seach l1 We'll
on large lot, complete dxtnres so,,Nr Price.
PssfoR Pssfe fff%: me 12a vsrmont a feUNG aSe
GROCERY STORE. corner and Arm. apt,
in busy s.w. location; rent, Sl25 mo, 5-yr
lease; gross income quoted, 81 900 week
stocf ss5 and EpW1S ERs Prlfe Ellis groEsf
sGRsT4ousE, sfFESrs Use q rms; 10 baths q heat
rent. 5-yr. lease; unusually nice furniture;
boarding,, eeiling. on meals only s30 mo mo
sns1s msns 'n1S EDWIN SS1 Paff Ellis 6 ioio %
eHs ER STORE FE and saas ssasrate residence
of 6 rooms and bath, located in prosper
in dens Co
Phone GL. s4a3. Roscoe G. BANGS
RReosoMING HOUSE, s55 rent: 9 rooms; !, !,
mo-. plus nice living quarters; 300 block
15 6o s. sSoG ava aoWR RIM EPTN re
FOR FOR CASH INVESTMENT you get
DsF and at sas
BALTIC. hwy: / have subles for ! to ,
first year good business. all fixtures new;
drive-in parking space. Phone AID. 1867
RooMING fas MsSG HaRosutsE. 400 block of clifton
ST., NV rooms. 2ta baths OF neat neat;
seller owns furniture; business and build
lease: price, $500: terms. EDWIN /.
ELLIS, 10lo Vermont ave, RIM, .l7. RE.
CORNER GROCERY STORE with beer,
good arse onf stoek ease dohg low 0ferer fen
living quarters: deal with owner who is
engaged in another business. TR. $500
RooMING HOUSE APTs.-,1e rooms, .
baths sos rent; 4 elec. refrigerators. In
fact plenty of furniture; easy to manage;
not bosf far from z. sSa ooN1 os0
ave- ave, Rm. II. RE 5I4o
s5 ACREs near sso MD wth Party
room brick. house and 1-room log house;
owner will sacrifice complete for only
Psstor PPssoe Yo6Na Sefsi tsfm mPAsToR 1Ncs 2 1iaa
GRILL downtown: s2oo.ssoo daily; cheap
FsR re- o9s xsat sve sR oee and svn En- dsa
reasona1e ras@soShAA' Stfea wahTER Sshn aEBERMAS'
$AsfSS Ss 15sn5s5 s5eat xrE II ssSiSs Ss
04a3; eve and Sun. EN-. 0303, 20
BEAUTY PARLOR. downtown. near Wood,
ward Lothtop: rent S'5. INCLUDES all
yr lease: : booths: 3 operators will stay;
priced very reasonable; $4,000 handles.
Beauty salon in downt9wn , hotel: rent.
air: conditioned So 900 handles. ".
THURM or K. F. CLARKE at The Little
White House, ;, 90S 10th st. -DI: 1906,
Evening star., 1946-12-29

eiths'nl cRiB AND D MATCHING CHEST, blond, nd,
sheets. SOC each; Singer sewing machine
round bobbin 9x12 green Sisal rug, bed
spread drapes pictures; medeins cine cahinet s :.
Sun. Sun No. 10 seaton pi. NV
CRIB. light pine wood; mattress. stse e
eRBs sRalBss L sTsf s2ndS s's
isSes' Is6sson 4 aTfAs SpRNII6kE. d a$d G st
GRO eEEosPEr Fl s7sa sHEPvADoK Pl xs d branasnev s
fURNhRs fpd s. 81 +! for St m@edsts nR ss si5 dfefs
cUsToM-TALORED SUITS ts), mems
around aii i.o lbs: brown eabardine, othel
blue pin stripe. Call Alex. s232 or see
cUr1iNG IT, fGse s.! TAskEs, Hs maple top, butehe,
rsIoERaT1oN. 1fst; RAY Sae'Pi 1is4 9th St NV. "a
cYSClE TRUCK, schwinn, excellent condi.
pahRY I,Sh esa CASES, Us selff.serviee, new Huss-
5ysrs stS si. n. NV. - RA. 1888. '
DANISH PASTRY or Napoleon thousand
suit guaranteed; pay after you learn. 81
bbAkkRooM b sReM EeuIrMESI; snlssger n ags prips- ps
paper ehsmsals Gast 6FEMNEa 81 nstcs sS'
DAVENPORT, large velour. chair and otto
man. excellent condition, price S75. Apt
$40. 1850 Harvard st. NV. IL
DAVENPORT q bed), $50; gate-leg table
DEEP FREEZE. mobile trailer; 35cu-,ft
refrigerator, good fof door-to-door de-
| livery of frozen foods or TO- use as deer
| freeze in home or can be hitched to cal
and carried from winter to summer
home. Call A. B. BEIRS Rockville 277s
DELICATESSEN CASES. self--service, lates
| type open. new Hussmann, In stock y
or Ii It.. immed. delivery; guar. 8. L
PRICE. Refrigeration, Hussmann Dist.
I124 9th St nv. RA; 3sSs .n,.r.;a,
finest exp. serv dncl COLOR. BRENNEt
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
DESKS, oak and walnut; typist, excellent
| desk, swivel chairs. file cabinets, wood anc
steel; all priced reasonable: slightly useo
| large stock to choose from. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIPMENT, 639 N. Y..ave NV
DESK, kneehole, mahogany with leather
top. in excellent condition. Call GE, 92IO
DESK, spinet, lamp tables. Victorian what.
not, bookcase, dining room set, dinette ant
household miscellaneous. EN-. 21S2.
iDIAM0NDS-Very special brilliant mar
quise diamond engagement ring. hanked by
:, smaller marauise diamonds, S715: special
liant. S535; 12-diamond cross. 81 90 q, all
prices include tax. ARTHUR MARkEL
e40 + st. NV. Ok
Evening star., 1946-12-29
fans. Quiet. eM-
a few at S29. so.
EQUIPMENT CO.,

FOLDING CARRIAGE. play pen ara patn,
foEDrSG fofk sdS7 CHAIRS, Drand-new; wood:
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E9gIP Sp sas Newt New YORK eube aJe $50
FOOD FOOD FREEZER. very slightly used in ex-
ceent condition ebs type oIla ens
door with new guarantee; Gu. IT.; $50. ESQ
EaRK IA k421f 11ifNIoN, lower school, overeoat.
duMh dress blouse. ao Size Us 1914, like new half
price or less. aS03 goth st. ne. Hobart as
rIRRiiGIDAlRE. e-cu.-ft,, like new, sla5.
FRIGiDAIRE, ELECTRIC; 4xs, Al condision
Tss5Snaser FR6afS roo6 CASES 81 St glass sliding top
Ph1cEs., t.. RsIriseratiqn., Aassnann Esss DIST.
fRozES asa sh roob 81 pT TDIsfhAY CASES, for i'm
Fsozss ss,zts Poob Win WITH motor
seen SAT- AND atS sun 'sss sas eTss can s
FROZEN FOOD CASE, Ty1ey. never been
used, complete with new compressor: very VERY
rsasSnmable' n1 SNm caii oN' 1000 ask lot MN'
ftEEHb fuEE DRESS custommade English broad
5 sl1h asas sso tnx 1ss sgs Park sTe Td 81
FULL DRESS SUIT. mans, size a, excel excel
quality and condition, $40 EN-. 20SS.
FULL DRESS. size 3S, midnight blue, latest
style, shirt included. 15h, new condition,
S45. Phone WO $3.50. -
FULL DRESS SUIT, high quality. tailored
tails approximately size 3S or 40. waist
coat, shirt and accessories included, $50.
FIJI DRESS SUIT, / in excellent eondi-
ton: size 80 long. tailored expressly for
Raleigh Haberdasher; price s25 oW1o. Wo.
430S ~
FURNACE. Arcols, complete with new
eoaIes eosI! Can Monday, FR. ia4o. -
FURNACE. Red SQUARE. No. .25. made by
Utica Radiator: condition like new. For