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Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20

In the symbolism of heraldry,
teene orange - is the color
of strength and endurance.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MARYLAND Tobacco

Sales, were resumed on Southern Mary
iand nf1 tobacco auction markets Wednesday
alter three-day sales holiday which was
requested by growers in an effort to OBJ
tain higher prices. Prices remained about
the same. with the exception Of few
According to the Department of Agri-
culture, prices ranged from S12 for non
aeserlp1f and lower qualities. to -S62 for
warehousemen bought some of the choice
grades I'D to S65
Fair and good qualities of the thin ano
heavy crop increased in price from ST. to
So per. hundred pounds over last week,
while all grades Of tips and lower qualities
OF the heavy crop showed declines of So
Upon the reOpeninE Of sales Wednesday,,
volume OF sales decreased at all markets by
me th eng o. the week. General quality of
gne onerlngs remained about the same as
last week
Net sales on the auction markets week
pounds at an average Of s4s.s5 3 iesg,SHe per hane
dred dr. This is decrease of 81 .s8 from
Net sales for. the season to date were
2,o59,266 pounds. averaging $4,000. The
Baltimore hogshead market has received
557 hogsheads to date. with total sales Of
Average prices per hundred pounds by
U. S. grades follow:
Heavy crop-Fine light red, SCI; good
shs shs Isd Tss s ss5 te1d ta5 sh as4t red S
Tips@Good S fsht oarn red. reg SIS; = fair rgh.
reg rec S5a S5R ,s' good dark RED s54: fair dark
:, Thin crop-Good light red. SOL; fair
light red, S61; low light red, $50: good
dark red S6f: fair dark red. $50. low dark
seco3ds-Good light red. s5s; fair light
Primlngs !groqnd leayes,-Fair light
Nondescripit-Best crude. So
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Latin AIueric an Bond!
Improve in Dunesi
Day IN 30 Years
By ~ Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, May 3.-The bond
market wobbled to the close Of the
SloWest session In so years today
with minor gains and losses the rule
except Tor sharp advances among
several Latin American issues.
Turnover amounted to only $e70.-
900. q low since 1917, and compared
with 81 ,104, 900 a week ago.
News from Bogota, Colombia,
that terms for q settlement of the
defaulted bonds OF the six depart
ments and two cities of Colombia
had been agreed upon by president
of the foreign bondholders protec-
tive council and representatives OF
the government provided the back
ground for fast advances In some OF
the issues involved.
Department of Antioquia 'sBa rs
,of 1945 jumped s to SO, the 1st Is of
1857 added 9ss at 3lN, and the Sd
Is Of 1857 moved up 8 to So.
In the curb. Department Of Cauca
Valley Is shot up 10 to So and City
of Medellin Is rose I to 50.
Eleven issues have been In de-
fault for about is years and 1t is
believed public holdings total around
$40. .000, 900.
During the week the rail group
hit q new 1947 average low on Mon
day and again on Tuesday-and
came within firing distance Of the
1916 low = before timid support
braked the decline.
Some issues responded to specific
news developments but on the whole
buyers and sellers displayed the
apathy which has characterized
many recent sessions.
Issues Of the Cotton Belt, for in
stance, advanced snartly following
a petition by the trustee that pend
ing reorganization proceedings be
dismissed. The petition claimed the
road could pay its matured debts
and meet other financial obligations
as they became due.
The utility group coasted along
at or near the best levels Of the
year and industrials were not far be-
hind.
Turnover for the week amounted
to $18, 300, 500, compared with $18,-
025, 500 for the preceding week and
$34. .374, 500 year age.
Dominating the week was the
largest amount of financing In do
mestic fiscal history.
The State of Illinois paced other
borrowers with sale Of $500 ,000, 900
OF bonus bonds, itself the largest
issue. other than Federal, ever mar
keted in this country. Underwriters
said public response was excellent.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

shire Life, second William b. Rumple.
vice president and chairman of the
associations Membership Committee,
has been selected for first vice presi-
dent, while William j. McCausland
Acacia assistant manager, is on the
ballot for second vice president.
Harry s. Redeker of Philadelphia
win address the luncheon meeting
on Estate Planning in Action"
Capital Trade in Upturn.
Capital department store sales for
the week ended April 26 were II per
cent above year ago, the Richmond
Reserve Bank reported. Sales were
2 per cent above the preceding week.
Cumulative sales for four weeks
ended April rs were per cent below
a year ago. In the Fifth District
sales were up 16 per cent for the
week under review, off 2 from the
preceding week and down per cent
in the four weeks, the report said.
Association Changes Offices.
The Home Mutual Building g.
Loan Association will open for busi-
ness tomorrow in new offices at 931
Fifteenth street NV, after operat-
Ing for five years at 1927 I street
NV, and sharing the Offices of
Frank s. Smith, the company's at
torney.
Home Mutual was organized SO
years ago with william H. Butler,
president; Odell S. Smith, the first
secretary and treasurer, is no chair
man of the board. Jacob N. Belt,
Samuel Baulsir, George w. Birch
and the present secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. Marian W.. Smith, also
have exceptional records for long
service with the company.
Other officers are Joseph F. Bra
shears, president, and Frank S.
Phillips, vice president.
League Governors Meet Here.
Members of the Board of Cover
nors of the United States Building
Evening star., 1947-05-04
WHAT INVESTORS
SHOULD DO and !.
NOT DO

Try to avoid stocks that pay dipidends
only spasmodically. The investor who
worries least is the one who exercises a
great deal of care In developing a program
largely made up Of high quality stocks
that are fairly certain to maintain salts
factory dividends for . very long time.
This does not mean that an investor
should put his good securities away and
forget about them" Constant wachfuIness
Is essential.
If you haps learned he folly of the
hit-or-miss type Of investing that % out
Of 100 investors unwiseiy follow. why not
take an open-minded look Ut this sound
plan, founded on plain horse sense? You
will find Americas 44-Year-0Id FINANCIAL
WORLD of immense value in helping you
to reach these investment detectives;
liberal income, q substantial measure Of
safety and good prospects for lonE-term
market appreciation. subscription will
cost you so little, compared with the pro-
babIe benefits, as to make the $15 yearly
price q purely nominal expense.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

housing loans.
Rudolph w. Santelman, president
OF the District Building and Loan
League, and many other members
joined the visitors at a banquet FRI
day night at the Statler.
+ Senate Bill 913, which relates to
conversion of a Federal savings and
loan association into a State
chartered association, was opposed
by John II. Fahey. Federal Home
Loan Bank commissioner, at a hear
ing of the Senate Banking and Cur
rency Committee.
Instead of this bill, Mr.. Fahey
recommended enactment of provi-
sion for conversion contained in
section 502 of Senate bill 866, the
National Housing Commission bill,
which has been favorably reported
by the committee.
American Airlines, Inc, reported
a net loss of So ,o73 1886 for the three
months ended March 81, after cer-
tain credit adjustments for taxes
and expenses incurred in transition
to peace time commercial operations,
as compared with a net loss of
SAL, ,648 for the same period in 1916.
Both figures are after Federal in
come tax credits. Operating reve-
nues were lower and expenses much
higher.
Alvin Epstein, advertising agency
head, has announced removal of his
Offices from $50 F ST., to larger
quarters at 809 Thirteenth street
NV.
BarkduH Joins Kaufman Firm.
Walter Barkdull, for years active
in newspaper advertising, will be-
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, May P,.-A mixed trend
developed in grain dealings in the Board
of Trade today.
While deferred wheat contracts slumped
ter wheat crop of more than 1.00o, 900 900
bushels, the May contract displayed inde-
pendent strength at times as result of
supplemental -four ALLEGATIONS to for
eign countries.
Corn was under pressure and at times
was down around cent Country offer
ing of the cash grain was fairly large for
a Saturday, amounting to o,000 bushels.
and weather conditions led to the belief
that some intended oats acreage would be
used for corn.
rain was reported In some parts of the
Midwest belt.
Wheat closed unchanged at u lower
May, 1922 6lM: corn was 70 to ] cent
lower May, 1.61 hs- "a. and oats were A-2s
higher; May, S9Na-M.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Colombia to Purchase
Telephone Company
By the Associoted Press

BOGOTA, Colombia, May 3.-The
government announced today plans
to buy Compania Telefonica Cen
tral, a North American concern
which serves long distance tele-
phones. The Minister of Communi-
cations, as quoted by El Tempo,
said the amount involved in the
purchase was about 2,000, 900 pesos
{about 81, 1,l6o, 900 at the present rate
of around SO United States cents per
peso).
Evening star., 1947-05-04
20 STOCKS
FOR CONSERVATIVE INCOME

This notable list of 20 hgh-grad
stocks with Recession Proof Attributes"
Is sent free to every new subscriber. We
challenge anyone to produce q sounder or
more balanced portfolio for the man or
woman who puts liberal income and safety
first. The average yield is around So,
while hiEh-grade bonds yield only 214d
to 39e. All 20 of these stocks have paid
dividends for FL years Of more.
BECOME A WISER INVESTOR by
sending. Sic. for annual subscription. or
$3.50 for six months. You win receive
ta) FINANCIAL WORLD weekly, (b) each
month our INDEPENDENT APPRAISALS,'' -
a 64-page manual of ratings and statistical
data on 1900 stocks, and may use (c)
Personal Investment Advice Privilege as
per rules. You win also receive "10-Year
Dividend Honor Roll, 1937-I946" and
."i9s stocks That Have Paid Dividends
Since 1921 or LONGER" Return "ad" with
full address, including postal zone, and
check or money order for S15 or $3.50.
Add only IS cents for valuable '13-YEAR
CURB STOCK RECORD giving each
years Earnings, Dividends and Price
Range Of N. z. Curb Exchange Common
Stocks. Book alone $I.25. =
FINANCIAL WORLD
s6-FM Trinity Place New York 6
Evening star., 1947-05-04

years, is slated
for election as
president OF the
District Life Un-
derwriters' Asso-
citation, at the
Mayfower Hotel,
Thursday noon.
He has been
nominated t o
succeed w. Neal
accord and has
served this year
as vice president.
Charles F. Suter
assistant man
ager of the Berk-
Evening star., 1947-05-04

dIlo 1dh bCdSuc
ended a two-day
meeting at the
Statler H o t e !
yesterday. TIL e
business sessions
were given over
to policy plan
ming for the
coming year.
Walter r. Nc
Allister of Texas,
president, pre-
sided, and Nor
ton BodiSh of
Chicago, execu-
tive director,
Evening star., 1947-05-04

toiAlC uoooSA0t wv
with Harry J.
Kaufman & As
sociates, adver-
t S i n g agency,
t m orroW. Mr..
Barkdull C a m e
here from To-
ledo In 1880 as
a d v e r ttsin G
manager of the
w a s h | n gton
Daily News.
He was with
the B a / t / more
News a year,
returning to the
CAPITAL with the
Evening star., 1947-05-04
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May 3 P.-cotton fu-
lures moved .irregularly in quiet trading
today. Nearby contracts were relatively
steady as textile mills and covering against
export sales to UNRRA disclosed light
offerings
Deferred contracts, however. were un-
der pressure of commission house liauida-
tlon which accompanied reports of in
creased paintings for the 1a47 crop as
we'll as uncertainties over prospective con-
sumption trends.
Futures closed 95 cents a bale lower to
65 cents htgher than The preYinIIs close
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Washington Times. Later he was
advertising director of the Times
Herald. He was with the Treasury
during War Bond drives and the
Philadelphia Record when the paper
was recently sold; is a member OF
the Columbia Country Club and
past president of the Advertising
Club.
Mrs. Ella G. Roller, former editor
of the Labor Departments Bulletin,
and Jay w. Wilson, radio expert,
have also been added to the staff.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, No. l, mixed, 1914: corn, No.
3. yellow. 1 63-1 .64; No. 5. 1.54s4; oats,
No, /, heavy. white, !99A: barley mailing,
l.6o-1 90, nominal: feed. 30-1. so. nom
red clover 43.00-47 90; sweet clover,
II 50-l3, 90; red top, II 7.50-1s.50 timothy,
Evening star., 1947-05-04
PATENT
ATTORNEY

Graduate Chemical Engineer
with legal training and ad-
mitted to the Bar. Should
have minimum of three to
FIVE years successful patent
experience. Age 32-3S. Sal
ary open.
A large and progressive manu.
facturer Of paper, paperboard,
and converted products used
primarily by the food packag-
ing industry. Intensive re-
search and product develop
ment provides varied and ex-
tensive patent activity.
Small but cosmopolitan COM
munity in Wisconsin's Fox
River Valley afording all
recreational and social ad-
vantages. Write Employment
Manager, Marathon Corpora
tion, Menasha, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
|Runlple Is Nominated
For Presidency Of
Life Underwriters
By Edword c. Stone

William B. Rumple, manager of
the Washington Office of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co. since 1888,
and associated with the firm "A
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Capital Securities

The following bid and asked quotations
on WASHINGTON securities traded over the
more dealers, members of the Natioraa
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
The Star rs Of Friday noon.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
CURB Z
3 IT AaSeela1e6 Hyoaa. I

tFuEniahe4 ~ IL Ae9ee3ate4 N5oe1.
W. 4 esasete4 tisS - aes1sa sSeeks . tie
Mew York S&oek Exe6Anek shelving the
ht9h. lew and clestnG Rxfce fer tke week
- tAe net ehAnga frsm the DFssisus
Evening star., 1947-05-04
30 Nd Y
nlahe6 81 the Assoeinfea Pfose,

Aev xerk Stock Exehange. Shevfne tie
htgh. law ard clsstng lxiee for Tie week.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual dibursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special OF extra dtyi-
extras, b Plus stock dividend. d Cash or
stock. Paid last year. Payable In
year. Payable In Canadian funds
X Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. n New. issue. wv With war-
rants. xw Without wayTantA
Evening star., 1947-05-04

took an active W. w. McAllister.
part. The governors reported war
Evening star., 1947-05-04

veterans still are making many
housing loans.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Walter Barkdull, for years active
in newspaper advertising, will be-
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Miss Russell, Kohon
Are Heard in Recital
By EIeno de Soyn

Constance Russell, pianist, and
Harold Kohon, violinist, combined
in the presentation of Beethoven's S
Sonata, Op. 80, No. 2 in C Minor
and Walter Piston,s Sonata" last
night in the Phillips Gallery. add
ing to the program individual solos.
Beethoven's opus. conceived for
the piano with the "accompani-
ment" of the violin, is distinctive
for its dramatic element. The
bugle call in the opening measures
and a good imitation of drums and
trumpets in the finale give it a
martial touch which ends on tri-
umphant note. AS the lead and
initiative are in the hands of the.
pianist, this part is the most i'm
portant of the two. 1t was in the
performance of this sonata that
Miss Russell showed that she has
matured and developed immeasur-
ably in the last few years of public
playing. Interpreting along stand
ardized lines, she gave a careful
consideration to every detail, to the
form and good workmanship and
asserted herself throughout. She
demonstrated further her self con-
fidence and poise in Ravel's "Jeux
d'eau'' and Debussy's "Toccata"
which she played brilliantly. The
ovation which she received, follow
ing the performance, was well de-
served.
Mr.. Kohon displayed solid
technical equipment of bow arm
and fingers in Bach's Prelude and
Fugue in G. Minor" for the unac-
companied violin. He surmounted
every difficulty with ease and
showed himself in the light Of
concert violinist. His dulcet tone
of ingratiating sweetness does not
always serve him well to express
emotions of a sterner type. Posi-
tiveness and vigor, such as exhib-
tied by him in his fine performance
of the "Fugue" do not seem to be
quite natural. although they are by
far more flattering.
New Zealand's labor needs are
ocf,fo
Evening star., 1947-06-24

nOunced the campaign 1or 1unoS
was completed:
Previously acknowledged s11 ,290.7s
Anonymous --------- 500
Regulatory Div. Fruit &
Veg, Br. Prod. Mkets.
Adm. USDA-B. G. Rob-
ertson --------- 1I.5o
Rebecca and Capt. John
S. Mosher, U. S. N.---- 5000
Robert L. Anderson Co. 5000
Howard L. Filler --- 1000
Lillian G. McLaurin------ 1000
Bethel No. s, Jobs Daugh-
ters ---- 1000
Mrs. Howard Hinckley--- 1000
Mrs. Helen Winder 200
Ruth e. Harrington---- 500
Mrs. H. C. Beaman- 500
Juanita Frazier 1000
Morris Gerber------- 500
A Friend 100
Total --$11, ASS %
Evening star., 1947-06-24
Latest Camp Fund Donors

The Evening Star Summer Camp
Fund has reached and passed its
goal and no more gifts are needed.
The following contributions have
been received since The Star an
Evening star., 1947-05-05
IAAlScEllANEoUs WAl{TFD tcort, ) q

MISCELLANEOUS WANtEU tGont. ss
EUR COAT. fuII lenEth. Persian lamb
sood oead saaa ~ No. sssns Gaa co soA4 ln
sseth. discarded lsrslsy. We psy cash.
aoEF % e sssss = 81 ssS & eiabs fs nm Il
good condition; state price. BOX 35I-c.
GOLF CLUBS. steel shafts: patssrs. wood
o!LD;5lEAsAISSED I';l.,s bieslTs s!anass; sleeks.
cash. s Phone EM. 42o5. s.'A''- ssusA' =.
PLANO, similar 70 stsinEay, for Tree stor-
snd ears sssna Ar s4aS .p,,.,
sias; any s!ss any condition: viii pay
skWaiNc SEWING ! n MAGHiNEsM.we III iS bur IN types;
repair hsmstitchins buttons covered.
sTovRs ssSos1aa sND M IcSRoxEs.@ an any 8 kind ! 81 );
pgE sN e2 aa e IN usa 3 nv s,n. sssT sss
nsTs ns ss1ffshyss Mifnsr hssss asss 9Ia is.slryi
WANTED--B Better sraie Of household fur.
5529: evenings. dE; e447;
cash prices for your old soid. silver,
WF FEY 1Sa R5I SRirs IN .a| s|S.S sSss
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
Ing, luRKage, phctosraphic equipment. mu-
and what have your viii call MAX
ZWEIG SONS 93f d st. NV ME- gdl3.
WANTED - Diamond Masonic ring; Also
lapel emblem. state price. number Of dia-'
monds In each original cost BOX Sb4-c.
WISHING MACHINES, any size, any
make; also washers for parts Call day or
Evening star., 1947-05-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boardins, bath-
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
SoGg fnsgq Ans eaTs a We Week
ysssrinsry s sSpsryision. sIpE-1sgEE KEN.
kkIss k 4a1s RRoss ssnf RENsErefsea.d esa
sterilamp conditioninE; puppies for sails
1k k:e SsGEsaEs Ss;aTEsEEss-ssg lev % psisss, ksa:E
gIo so DS S SbsaS H. s1S7s g. '' 80 sSaS 5s
100 lbs, ss.75; 30 SslHs lbs. sasS. Kent
slssnsss s.ss sosss:.. Sc & sss sssa @
ifa iifRaIshHi Ii SETTER, / year. reg. Axe. EN-.
GERMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe reg,
81, sired by Asgsard,s 81 ~ Oh Lacbsn van arsfmar,
eisfSEs ya 4kfs kafssa sow Sa oosss panie
sslIsso, very good young cocker at stud. WI
BOsIoN TERRIER, female, 9 mos. old,
AKC registered, champion blood line, full
white collar and stocking feet. Call GE.
PARAKEETs dove birds), all ages and
colors; large healthy birds. TIE. 303e.
R4xER Rss srffnas ffss cs Dars0Fss os sSs ssSa With
fui mother, cheap. MRS. EVANS. OK.
sT. BERNARD, 3-yr old male. Axe, reg,
dog; proven sire and show prospect. SH.
PEKiNGEsE PUPPIES, Axe litter regis.
tered, very pretty: reasonable. SH 6944.
BOXER PUPPIES, 1os discount. DELL
WOOD KENNELS. FA. 1886. -6
sCoTTIE PUPPIES, Axe: pedigreed; 8
months ~ old; .Ecrmsds silver brindle and
healthy and strong: males and fenaaies::
S35 sp. 0432-W VIII deliver. --5
SIAMESE kittens, Sealpoint, purebred.
63s st. ne Ill
PIGEONS, assorted pairs, including White
Kings: must vacate Immediately. I'll q
st. ne, Call TR. 9565. ~
healthy, all ages and colors; Axe regis
tered, champion cocker at stud. Call Rock
vile 2644. We deliver. -
Evening star., 1947-05-05
BOATS,

WE SERVICE all makes of otItboard mo-
tors; price Is reasonable. Sc. SALES
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, fire ex.
tinsuishers. outboard motors, scripps ma
FRANK DEL vEccHio d SON. fsi2 iitS
st. s,e. IL 4493
MARINE ENGINES -chrysIer marine sales
and service, installations 8. KING Full
TON INC. sos Maine ave. s.w.. Elk. 3406.
TWO KERMATH, 225 h,p., right and left,
in AL condition, straight drive: bargain.
BURROWS MOTOR. CO.. 300 M St Sc.
ENGINES. 4 cyl WHY'S tused), complete.
less starter and generator. S25, while they
last New starters and generators sl5
each. MITcHELL'S MOTORS. INC, 30
OWNS iio47. chsysler powered, traded in
on new Eco. unused. ELCO MARINA. 933
CABIN CRUISER. is IT, long, sleeps q.
Packard marine motor, freshly painted In
side and out: excellent condition Phone
FOR SALE at peale, Md.-cabin cruiser,
36 It. long, Oft. beam; superior condition.
isss nDSss M Is.xIoNa |. ao-ss. cabin cruiser.
used 3 months new condition; 81, 90.
inasan iaa e sssss ssss = a Sss e4ss ssransds al
!loontinusd On Next Psss.l
Evening star., 1947-05-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 4contJ I MI!

A RARE OPPORTUNITY to puy long
established coin operated machine business,
this is an exceptional money maker and
re- resirs. win VIII take $4,000 ' 70 swins. BOX
foR foilD SALE ALE m BALT1MoRE-profitaable
wholesale dry-cleaning and dyeinG busi-
ness. established for OYER 80 years: IN
cludes fully equipped plant, excellently 10,
hee tie GOOD viii Of s the business Inspection
as ps sTaRN eaa haasabe sad
es ss sesl@Grs s5 kaaabs Balns Sr ShMoH Bal.
received BY either Mr.. Stern Of M. Isaac
III aH etsE 4ffNSE sa MsS ii soP ideal
GT with some cash)-over $4,000 stock,
low rent and good business. insludhinns hn radio
must see It. Exclusive with HEANEY &
6owS4oWN 6o SssS f9nH BEaUTY aTs He sHSs
the busiest section Of the city, Two wet
wsEe >, afnnss asbsr od
ssa1ssa aEdssvs Ts HraSEY Sas pa co
DRESS SHOP, netting $500 annually;
low rent, good lease; ideal for couple. For
eoIoREp eeaaIi s REsTausANT. f; M growing bust
ness on North Capitol St; near Q st. For
i1,tornation I cali NO. eaas or DE- 6lss 4.
LARGE, WELL-EQUIPPED DIGS self-sery-
ice store in e. section, doing over $4,000
weekly business; long-term lease at mod
crate rent. Price, $4,000 plus stock.
Delicatessen store. guaranteeing $1,000
weekly business; well-established place In
good neighborhood; rent $100 monthly.
Price, $4,000 plus stock; $4,000 minimum
s Exceptionally well-established DGs self
service store with business of about $4,000
week; large store; long term lease; $500
monthly rent.
Grocery store in close-in suburb with
business ranging from $4,000 to $4,000
weekly: long lease obtainable at reason
able rental, The price is also reasonable.
section; weekly business, ST. 300 to $4,000.
long term, lease at reasonable rental. Price,
ss5oP piuf STOCK aa BEanhe1 saabe4n fEA snidns
Phone Ma. 0271; ewes, call A.. Roffeld,
TA 9008 -7