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Evening star., 1948-11-12
Stock Prices Advance
Fractions 10 Point,
But Activity Slows
BYthe Assoeiafed Prass

NEW YORK, Nov. 12-The stock
market moved ahead at slow speed
today. Gains of fractions to more
than a point were scattered liber-
ally through the list.
Trading got of to a rapid start
with blocks of 1000 or more shares
frequently appearing on the ticke,
tape. Opening demand soon wore
of, though. and activity slowed
Widest gains were shaded in many
cases.
The advance recouped only a
fraction of the losses sustained in
the post-election selling drive which
carried the market back to the
level prevailing in late March.
Issues in demand included U. s
Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General
Motors. Chrysler. Goodrich Tire
Montgomery Ward, American Tele.
phone, Phelps Dodge, American
Can, Caterpillar Tractor, Dow
Chemical, General Electric, Johns.
Manville. Philip Morris, Owens.
illinois, Southern Railway, Superio,
OIL of California, Skelly Oil, Texas
Co. and Twentieth Century-Fox.
United States Governments con-
tinued to lean forward.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

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Am T&T 2As6l loJN
Am T&T 2Nss2 S1A
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Evening star., 1948-11-12
Business Briefs

Bank ClearingS in Is leading cities
rose to ,362,s67 900 in the week
ended November 10 compared with
s13,o75, ,8s7 900 the previous week and
were 1897 above the S11 ,529, ,l43 600
q year ago-Dun & Bradstreet.
Inland Steel Co. announced a
30-cent increase in the price OF steel
rails from $500 a hundredweight to
$3.50 effective next Monday.
Motor vehicle output for this week
will total 112,521 units-87,2 ,251 cars
and 25,270 trucks-compared with
8s.444 cars and 24.343 trucks last
week-Automotive News.
Civil Engineering Construction
awards for the Nation totaled $l37,
751,o00 for the 5-day week enoeo
Yesterday. This is 26Go above the
total for the 4 days last week and
14oo below the corresponding 5-oay
week last year.
National Coal Association estl-
mated bituminous production 10:
week ended November 6 at 10,23o, ,OoC
tons VS.. l2,25OO00 tons in previous
week and 12.894, 900 tons in CORE
spending week Of 1947.
Eastern Shore Public Service Co
and Delaware Power g. Light Co
asked SEC to permit Eastern Shore
20 sell an estimated 100000 IN
promissory notes and 1000 shares
of common stock to Delaware
Power.
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. for
months ended September 80 report
ed a net loss of $l,994,078 VS.. a net
profit of $4l7,520 in the 1947 period
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. fol
. months ended September 80 earned
8,740,692 or SAT- a share VS.. s34,-
473.066 or 1897 in 1947 period.
New York State Electric & Gas
Co. for year ended September sc
earned S4,391,745 or $23.74 share
VS.. s4,556S34 or s3038 in 1947.
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. for 9 months
ended September 80 earned $1,314,-
7o6 or $6.04 a share VS.. s923,092 OF
$432 in 1947 period.
Poor e. Co. for year ended Sep.
tember 80 earned s1256.000 or s2.5s
a share VS.. $1,237,o00 or s2.53 ir
1947.
Cushman's Sons, Inc. for 40 week:
ended October 2 earned $595,08 OF
s36D8 a share VS.. $4s3. 1893 or $28.1.
In 1947 period
Dallas Power & Light Co. TO
year ended September 80 earned
So T3.738 VS.. S2.443.671 in 1947.
Eigin National Watch Co. for A
weeks ended October 9 earned $872,
900 or $1.09 a share VS.. S5l8,335 o.
IS cents in 1947 period.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov 12 P-Grains re-
covered briskly after a shaky start on the
Board Of Trade today. A rally started
first in wheat, but then spread to other
cereals. Buying of wheat by southwestern
grain houses set off the rally.
Selling at the start was based on a
spreading dock workers strike in the East
and government crop report showing
soybeans. The latter two commodities
were weakest But many traders were
surprised at the markets resistance to
When it appeared the news was not
going to cause any sharp sello1. some
traders who. had gone short In Wednes-
dition, a little mill buying came into
wheat, representing lifting Of hedges
against sales Of -four to Holland.
Wheat at noon was l to IN higher,
December 1924: corn was unchanged to
50 higher, December .43A; oats were un:
soybeans were A-1H higher, November,
25SA
Evening star., 1948-11-12
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D c. s'A-1
H.
Hoover Units Report
Expected 10 Aid Bill
For U. 5. Pay Rise

Sponsors of Federal pay legisla-
ton today expressed the view that
the forthcoming Hoover Comnis-
sion report on Government pay
problems will strengthen their
chances.
The Hoover groups expected rec
ommendation that an upward revi-
sion of Federal salaries should be
undertaken in the $5,000-and-above
categories was seen as bolstering
the Flanders bill for top-bracket
Government raises.
While former President Hoover
told a press conference yesterday
that he had not studied the Flanders
measure. he indicated that he was
in broad agreement with the bills
purpose.
Same As Flanders Views.
Mr.. Hoover expressed the same
view as that of Senator Flanders,
Republican, of Vermont, who de-
clared that more liberal Govern
ment salaries are needed to attract
and retain the most able men in the
Federal service.
Meanwhile, top Government off,
cials maintained a wait and see"
attitude on the forthcoming Hoover
Commission proposal to strip the
Civil Service Commission of its
hiring functions.
Some officials pointed out that the
commission already has started
delegating hiring authority to the
various Federal agencies and ex-
pressed the view that the Hoover
groups proposal was only a logical
development.
More Details Awaited.
Other officials said that more de-
tails on the proposal would have to
be made before they could assess
its merits.
Mr.. Hoover said the Civil Service
Commission still would have re-
sponsibility for setting up and en-
forcing hiring standards for all
Government jobs. But the different
Government bureaus would have the
power to hire directly, he said.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Foreion Exchange

NEW YORK, Nov. IL lP-Foreisn ex-
dollars. others In cents):
Canadian dollar in. New York open
market IA per cent discount or 92.s7E
United States cents. unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain tpounO S4 O3A4
unchanged; Great Britain, 3O-day futures
O3h, unchanged; Great Britain, 60-day
futures. 4;027s, unchanged, Great Britain
9O-day futures, 4.023s, unchanged. France
nrancI. 3l7s of cent, UNCHANGED
Italy 0ira) November fixed rate .O01 739
October .001739; Sweden tkrona) 7.S5
unchanged; Switzerland franc) free)
43. of O5 of a cent.
Latin America--Argentina ffree) 2O.6b,
of .02 of a cent. Brazil free) $50, un-
changed: Mexico Ia so, UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1948-11-12
I2,0O0-Y Roast
Uncovered in California
By the Associated Press

SAN PEDRO, Calif.-A rib roast
that makes paleontologists smack
their lips has been uncovered by
students in the Palos Verdes hills.
The roast is a bit tough, being
about 1000 years old and having
ossified. DR.. Hildegard Howard,
curator at the Los Angeles Museum
of Natural History, says the an
imal from which the steak was
made was larger than a buffalo,
but he cannot classify it.
The rib bones we're encased in
stone and the stone is being Clipped
away by Palos Verdes college stu
dents.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
u. n. Told Disarminq
Is Impossible While
Reds Threaten World
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Nov ia United States
delegate told the United Nations to-
day Russia Is using "shrill govern
ment-directed propaganda to pre-
pare its people for war"
The American, Frederick H. Os-
born, told the General Assemblys
Political Committee there can be no
disarmament until Russia stops
threatening the world with Com
munist aggression.
The committee is debating a
Soviet proposal that the United
States, Britain, France, Russia and
China slash their armaments by
one-third and outlaw the atomic
bomb.
Mr.. Osborn said Russia has 4,000,- =
600 men under arms and that So
viet-dominated states have an addi-
tional 100000. This, he said adds
up to $50 combat divisions, five
times the combined forces Of all the
Western European nations.
Soviet Policies Assailed.
Russia's policies since the end OF
World War II have not helped to
bring about international confidence,
he said.
He cited, among other things,
Russia's summary rejection of the
neutral nations plan for Berlin"
Mr.. Olson said that Russian work
ers are kept In fear Of war by the
Soviet government and that the
Russian citizens hear only the news
their government wants them to
hear.
"The Russian people don't want
war" the American said.
Addressing Russia's Andrei Y
Vishinsky directly. Mr.. Osborn said:
The people of the United States
are the masters of their government
and the people of the United States
want peace. They would not permit
war of aggression.
U. s. Elections Cited.
Certainly after the events of last
week, Mr.. Vishinsky knows the
American people can speak in free.
unfettered elections"
Mr.. Osborn said Russia sis active
ly pursuing a policy of world revo-
lution," while the United States Is
cooperating with Western Europe
in a program of reconstruction.
Julius Katz-Suchy of Poland told
the committee Mr.. Osborn's speech
seemed to him like a declaration of
a small town lawyer who accused a
witness grandfather of being seen
drunk five years before.
Mr.. Katz-Suchy accused the
United States of running an arma-
ments race and of building up a
military empire for aggression. He
also accused the United States and
Britain of violating the Yalta and
Potsdam agreements.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

d,s. NEW Teesiess5 xSn5' 1ss7 Ncy T. rns: f ~sS..s
prices g On bulk cartons; Creamery; hirhs, 81 q
AZ sS score core. ~ e4r s;; 90 Nc Ssers tS: s,
usually command "a a pound over the bulk
carton price Cheese {. days receipts
Egg prices were higher today in the
WHOLESALE ma5ast a5as sr Eggs N.G Sayf SayS
spot quotations follow: Midwestern
mixed colors, fancy heavyweights,
1914; extra l large. 7l-72; extra
, large, 61-64; extra l medium, 56-5s;
pullets, 4e-4S: dirties. 51-52h; checks.
d3-45 Whites - Fancy heavyweights
74-75; extra / large 1918: extra large.
62-65; extra ! medium. $3.50: extra l
rullets, 5O-52. Browns-Fancy heavy
weights, 74-75; extra large, 1918;
extra 2 large 6.-65: extra / medium,
$3.50. Nearby (top quotations on near-
wholesale selling prices for the finest
markets available. and not paying prices
to producers or shippers.l Whites-Extra
fancy heavyweights, 1919; fancy heavy
geishhts, 1877; Others, 1914: mediums,
fancy heavyweishts, 77-7s; fancy heavy
weights, 74-76; others, 1918; mediums,
6 go: pulletS, 51-53
Evening star., 1948-11-12

aiEiaenai Ex aei I. asss 2so sas
or extras. Plus stock dividend. Cash
Or stock. Declared Or paid 50 iar thY
value on ex-d;vidsnd date. 9 PAID last
year Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split-up. K Declared or paid
Ihis year. an Accumulatiye issue with
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting. Payable
IN stock, exact cash value undetermined
un declaration data
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Sales Of Hecht Co.
In Sd Quarter Show
23qb Gain Over 1947
By Edword G. Stone

Third quarter sales of The Hecht
Co. ended October 81. totaled 500
3l1,956, an increase of 1920 over
the same quarter sales in 1947 Of
sl6,4s3.S50.
Total sales for the nine months
period ending October 81, amounted
to $57.407, ,286, gain of 1897 over
s48, ,304.012 for the first nine months
in 1947.
The company operates nine stores
located in Maryland, New York City
and Washington.
Annual Report in Movies.
General Mills, Inc, gave a lunch
con to large group of stockholders
and friends at the Statler Hotel this
noon, presented host Of vital facts
about the company in a brilliant
colored movie made by RKO-Pathe,
and had top officials here to answer
questions as fast as the shareholders
could ask them.
Harry A. Bulls, chairman of the
board, journeyed from Minneapolis
to participate in today's affair. He
presented additional data not in the
picture. Controller Gordon c. Bell
horn took part in a question period.
Chairman Bulls reviewed the
companys record of S42,000,000 in
wages, salaries and retirement bene-
fits last year and explained how the
companys $13,000,000 earnings were
used. Stockholders received close to
$4,000, 900 in dividends and $1,000, 900
was reinyested in the business. In
the past two years $4,000 900 has
been invested in new facilities.
Gold Medal Flour seems almost
incidental to the number Of other
products in which the company now
specializes.
Electricity Sales Gain.
Potomac Electric Power officials
reported today that October sales
in the District totaled l36, sos ,295
kilowatt hours, gam of $3.50 ,6S9
or 2.4s per cent over october, 1947
Sales outside the District raised the
total to 1853 1884 ,203 kilowatt hours,
up 6,S04 ,4S3 or 435 per cent.
Edward C. Baltz, president OF the
Perpetual Building Association, has
been reelected a director OF the
Federal Home Loan Bank of Win
ston-Salem. Washington building
and loan associations are closely
connected with this institution.
Ralph H. Reynolds has been pro-
NOTED to the post of district sales
manager for the Mid-Atlantic ter
ritdry of the Thew Shovel Co. His
Office will be in the Medical Science
Building here. He has been with
the company % years.
Business Still Booming.
Election results have as yet made
no change in the outlook for buSl-
ness, according to Francis c. Hunter,
manager of the Washington office OF
Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner &
Beane, Nation wide brokerage firm.
The greatest industrial machine
of all time is still going at a record
rate under the same conditions that
have prevailed for Is years, he says.
1t is not fair to interpret personal
surprise over election results as eco
nomic catastrophe. he adds. The
Merrill Lynch firm believes that Mr.
Truman fully realizes the impor-
tance of high production and ma
tional business prosperity, a view
which is being stressed in a new ad-
vertising campaign.
The new president of the United
States Savings and Loan League is
M. K. M. Murphy of Rutherford,
N. j., elected in New York yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-11-12
N. Y. Bond Market
IIST NfITnES 0Ni.Y SEIECTEn ISSilEa


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Mo Psc IS n ? e5A
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No Pac gn 4s rs %Ak
Moris&E 4Has55 TN
Nat Dairy 3s70 lo2M
NYc # Bs 2O13 ~
NYC 4hs2O13A 61A
N 7 C con IS 90 62l4
NYNHin41ss'22 @2h
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NY SW IN $50 2lN
N Y Tel 2As 81 94Ss
Nor P cit 4as76 lc1M
Ohio Ed IS IA 903A
Pac G&E rs 10 1904
Pac T&T 3As7Slolh
PennCtAir3las6. ~
Penn P&Lt 3s76 %
'PennRRg4las65 1oA
PennRR4AsS4E 90M
PennRR 3As52 looN
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Sou Pac 4hs 50 S@h
SoPac4hsOr77 9oN
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Third Ave Is go 67A
On Pac 21ss 76 9oA
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West On IS 81 1o1@t
WstEl cv2.65s73 9oA
Wise Cent Il 20 Tan
wis Cn As 36SD 39ih
Evening star., 1948-11-12
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED lssUH

ONLY 0kL8GIED tS8 UVB
1:1blHumble Oil 4e 7AIl
ga ImpOilLtd resh 1914
9zh Int Petrol u l1A
3hl lkaiser-Frazer .
1oA Kirby Pet .2Og-. II
"a Leonard OIL Dew N
zAA Zone Star Gas ] 2ozt
AcWill Drdg so 10
"a Aesabi Iron ~
~ Mid West crp 81 11A
.h Mining Cp Can sN
- NatBelHeSs zoe )
"a New Mex q Ari1 Q
- NIAGARA Hud Pr "
~ Nor Sta Pow "a
10n Northrop AirAs lin
z1hl Paneoastal Oil ~
Z PantepcOil l.2S 1oiA
81 Pennroad .40g- m
% Pioneer Gold an.
1oSsl Pttney-Bow sos 1lN
A~ Producers Corp ~
~R-K-O opt war ~
33lh|Rio CIV Gas .12e 4
hslSaItDomeO i5sf ~
MlSavoy Oil z
A3AlSelect Indus ~
! SemlerR&B. .06p ~
hlSheller MFG 1 -. 13H
LOS Solar Airc 46e- "a
2A| Std Cap d Seal .
~ Std OilKy .40s -
22sl SHINES (H) ~
11hl Tri-Contl Wv ~
1M Omitted Corp wv ~
IA Unit Gas l. IL
1oM UnitL&Ry 1.47e 2o9t
81 United Stores AZ
" Ut-IdahoSu. .1bs 2k
1oA Wilson Bros Ne 1<
12h' Wright Harg .l0 ~
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. IL 0P,.-Cotton fu-
tureS huctuated narrowly during the fore
noon today Mill buying and short cover
Ing we're offset by hedging as cotton traders
textile situations. There was a moderate
amoant of switching from nearby Decem-
Der 10 later deliveries.
Noon prices were 35 cents a bale lower
to Ii cents higher than the previous close
December, 31.43; March, 31.46, and May,
3131.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

Alum Ltd 2
Alum Co Am 2
Am Gas GEl 1b
Am Lit&T 1.2Oe
Am Maracaino
ChB liza
Am SuperpoweY
Anch Post Pr "
ArkNa tGsA .4Oe
| Atlas Corp v y
Babcock&Wil 4
Barlum Steel
Basic Refrct 40
Breeze Corp
BrwnF Dist :60a
Bunker Hill la.
BURY Biscuit
,Carr Cons Bise-
| Catalin Am
| Cent & 3 W so
| Cities Service .
| Col Fuel&lr Nv
| Colts Mfg
! Coml h Sou war
CtCarNVar .1Oe
| Creole Pet $50
Croft Brew
/ CrownDrug .15e
Dennison A lie.
| Domestic Credit
East GasAFtIeI
East State Corp
Fl Bond6Sh Ag
Equity Corp We
Eureka C Ltd
FansteelMet Ae
Gen Finance 20
| Goldneld Cons
Hayeltine Ae---
HeclA Min 1
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-50 at 1915
American Tel. & Tel.-25 At 1907.
Washington Gas $50 pfd-I1 at 1ooh.
Gsrfnckel com-5O at II.
Capital Transit Colo at 171a.
Lanston Monotype-5O at 81.
Virginia Electric & Power eom-3S q
Potomac Electric Power eom-10 at 1914
American Tel. & Tel-1O at 1907.
Potomac Electric Power $50 pfd .'B"-2t
At 4lk. 100 At AN. 80 at Ala.
Sales Friday, November IL, 1948. 1C
a m. to 12 noon.
Washinston Gas com-2b At 2sA. 10 Al
233x. 100 At "a
Evening star., 1948-11-12

Hourly Salea on the E1chanGe Today:
/, :OOa.m 200 600 ~ uu noon $50 600
200 pm go 900 quo ON 600 600
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares: Elm banx.
ruptcy or receiyership or being reorgan.
titles assumed by such companies. Rates
Of dividends lin the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
Evening star., 1948-11-12

American production Of canned
soup reached 890,000,0 900 pounds IN
1945.
Evening star., 1948-11-12

TREASURY 1:1t
21as 1857 Dec 100 .
Evening star., 1948-11-12
|New York Produce

Tx dividend. Books closed. tPlus
extra or extras. Paid 50 far this year
i n Paid 1Q47
Evening star., 1948-11-16
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1I2 JACKSON ,PL.-opposite Lafayette
Available immed WIN. coRcoRAN HILL
SqF1dHs Sqs RI 1SSs Fok srsr-14th and N. n .ts.
NV. 3 doors from car stop: newly dec.
suite. s9s ne;; - Il room. s55 mo. i$$i s
SrsIRasLE Ali al oFFieEs Ssa AVAILABLE in The
Columbian Bldg, 416 5th st. NV. excel
s9 eefiGa fss sTy5es YycHs e5 a:
1000 So. Fl. OF air conditioned space
in busy downtown section, suitable for &C;
@4 sfanisha, kiely Of LIZ M NfssRass sERNs%EN
Ss:!si; !;Fi fkesE oFf5cEs Ei.s private
GRooMEs. 18th and Eye SITS
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE in LAWYERS suite;
VIII share expenses. 1923 Conn. ave. Ex.
yicfsfTY yief II ot lsth ls1e AaD SITS Nwone or
sss}e9as ss4yc.s svab :'us NJ s4ss
LARGE 5; PRIVATE 1 fur furnished t ONCE ii in suite.
stfScs sso space Can Z ST oasss s4s5 ONCE
..ss ST: N;W.23ad and srd ns, ! Of
fees and lavatoriss: VIII rent as a
OFFICE SPACE. e3x4s it.. second floor.
aope Td district Ak sl2S ssss mo- 1913 aSod
pancy: over 1900 so, IT. of space; desisned
aud built for professional business; doctor.
sfHde or any pro-
investigatinE. estoiggaattinE. BASIL B. ALLISON, sr.'
6SoowNToWN, So S1TS Alb 9Th St NV . rms ie and
lavatory, street level: suitable store OF
onices newly decor; inquire OWNER, 4ss
Indiana ave. NV. -119
Evening star., 1948-11-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or ), year terms ard monthly
payments P. eWyALsHE' INC. 1l15 Eye
TRUSTS. 1st. End and 3rd; Nd. Va: -ane
p C.; wks service. ADAMS pa :, REALTY
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES tWhite OF
coloredl--Quick settlement Prefer per.
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers' attention.
CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
purchase; owner occupied property
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 1731. RA. ;34l .
LOANS ON ZEAL EsTATE-lst and INC
trust. No red tape. Quick service: HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
MONEY ION yefoS"' oS sEcoNb ECO D" rRysr-we VII
or Va Reasonss!s rates SN, oHhI NAT1oHSAI !,
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1898.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4He-4la@-5g grad.
ed according to character Of loan; nS
charge for appraisaS. MOORE e. HILL
CO. so4 18th st NV.
Is. AND End RUST LOAN LoANsmPromD
saI coLoNIALr INVESTMENT HsyyEEssrME co. ST
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real es.
tate in D. c., Md and Va. MIR. DRAISNER
l4O4 L st NV, MA. 4l5E
Evening star., 1948-11-16
TRAiLERS.

bottle gas; sleeps SsSt and BABY b. '' OR ss5s.
TRAILER HOME made with hitch; $50;
can be seen at 14l6 Lee hwy, Arlinet on.
Va, GIL. 1876. 49,
1911 vAGABoND all-steel trailer: 23 IT.
overall, electric refriseration; sleeps lss 4
Ra nsa rs sas sAE e seen ms te sous a Rs1
heq.e Fss TRAVELS REtoe hoass sis9 ,3aer fully edap
leaving town. Apply At once: 2232S Lee {,
sxT MsT fEl5ns's9 Prime aL ys so4c e. R. GALLOWAY 7
NATIONALLY FAMOUS COACHES in ma
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ped; sleeps 4: priced for quick sale. $596.
na 1sis ICso5IIuMB1A TRAILER. 10 TT. 8 mo
stove, eiec, refrigerator, elec. brakes, elec.
washet Jacks ne% awning =. sun chairs
Wasf inston Tourist Camp, Haines Point,
lot No 3. 16'
THE NEWEST 1a49 models on display at
ABC TRAILER SALES. INC, 9ool Balti-
compare and buy your, new low-cost home
from US Platt, Continental Streamlite.
Overland and Trotwood have over long
years of BACKGROUND established high
reputation for the best in value. work
and design. Equipped with shower and and
latest conveniences. P.S.--See our 400
POUND Curtis Wright 20-ft. dream house
IN wheels. lie
rms newly painted. partly furn. very reas.
New Mav b sSD usnn 81 sHT T
display New features and modem equip
sasy terms m - st &c interest a ca. American silI
Court. miles south Of Alex, on Route
to pm. Phone oV. 2s01.
LIBERTY TRAILERS. all sizes and models;
also good used trailers. We are equipped
for all type trailer repairs. Call TO. 5111
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LOST OUR LEASE. Forced to vacate
from. Some with built-in showers and
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ience. Electric refrigeration and bottled
gas for cooking All these trailers are
money ahead: small down payment snd
5000 Ga. ave, 81. s2O2. Open ewes. until
10 pm. -2l
1919 NATIONAL and Landola traiers on
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5000 daa Baltimore ave. Riverdale' Md
as-FT. LANDoLA HOUSE TRAILER-Ex.
cellent condition., sleeps 4: priced to sci
ranged. WA. $500; can be seen at Matt.
onal Trailer Court, College Park. Md. ..