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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY WILL SHARE attractive 3-room apt.
ME. .7413. bet. 20 pm. 9-11 pm. 264S
WfIfie' Wf RENT Rl NV YEak sfsf AROUND. 2-stor,
house furnished ssssp. nsns and sssn
tissnen ss phone ssd BATH se'Fss yns Ioom
privlA. pier. boat ANCHORAGE % Deais, Nd:
io4- -F,@. 6sll alter $50 Friday. all day
ssiHfssy aMERISAs snf fkxR HOTEL with club
sprinr estate Has opening for small
sani1s sn kEaNEpR II fE1pSg'f sr NV and e.
semipYt. bath. empl. couple; so5 mo. RA'
7TS4. BOX g7-D. Star. Pa
girl; ss week. Call AID. 1914 after 3 q! 2; ;m''
s. y tSuRS liz, ,.Haa,4 and b,s!
sasFeP ssss PAKM6Sf per sr sf
Ar AFT 4ouNG sspfss%fS sGilshar. aH NIGEL,
cs st. with with seer sfR rms T snh
ssshanssd exc nsw 0d5 b. se $780, SS morn Box
PROTESTANT COUPLE will rent double
35 years Of age; breakIast prVleees' ely
Tss sth sSl7 .na aoEsFs Eaa B. D AZ esP5 SPt so
1Nvss TWo GiELs to share s-fm: apt. Ho.
sis .f'fE EoI SsS AZ st.r Vie Scott cssI:;
90 8 GsasLvEs1ToS "A s1 SSi II. s.w.-a,rl to .hsr.
attractive apt: In consrs@ss @ M Hrt: s ssea :. With
esil ssH 9aness At, eaas Alter $50 S.eidsys. any
nassE fis st. BEDsSSm ins Ssa twin beds. kitchen,
ne.t e bath H .Hit' 4s7s siri'' $50 each 1917
sosS ,Ini.S,d AYE NW AT & S and
per Der mo. sHo Ho. $3.50. Ext. 4os. 80
PETWORTH-To rent By day. Or wk.;
attrac. warm. b-rm. apti lovely kit, 2
bsdrms., ETC.; pvt. bath; 81 day. RIA.
skDRo6M: titehsn;, living room. bath apt.
OATES ST. Me- bedroom. kitchen. liv-
ing rm., private bath. front porch; all
utilities furnished; new furniture; could
sos psoPss asp adult, sis only
3 RMS, pvt bath; $12 80 week; employed
couple. 1882 Mass. ave. sc.
GENTLEMAN will share his attractively
furn. hv. rm.. 2-bedrm., bath apt. with
or refined gentlemen;. piano. telephone.
ss ens s y esasr ssas Der hS' aP z "a. sssr
500 after pm. Friday for appointment.
-25
DOWNTOWN Nw-ons-room. studio
apt; place to cook for i or .: share
bath; $50-S65. Ex. 4544. Box 406-D. star.
OATES NE bedrooms, kitchen, LIVING
rm-, private bath. front porch; oil utilities
furnished; new furniture; could accom-
modate 4 people, adults only; ref. reautred;
B1os mo. Dox s7-n. Star. -SS
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APARTMENTS uNrURNlsHEp.

SUBURBAN APT; .ge. liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit. and bath; newly dec. ia LRndover
rd; opposite entrance to Cheyerly. WA,
::and ST. AT MASS. Nw.-uufurnished
duplex apt: large liv. I'm. with fireplace,
library alcove, din. rm., modern kitchen
and pantry. bedrms sitting room. / "a
baths, large closet; by appointment only;
yearly lease. rental, $3.50 month. Tele-
phone EN-. s795 between 8 and pm.
Box 32S-D. Star. "a
NEW HOME. mr.. Catholic Univ.-Will rent
upstairs apt. incl. kit, bedrm., 1iv. rm.
and pvt. bath for S75; NO children. Call
AID. 97S2, 4S11 10th st. ne. -25
1870 7th ST. N.W.-3-room apt; refgr
in kit: oil heat: S45 per months "a
81g i. CAPITOL-3 unfurnished rms
inclosed porch, semibath, suitable for 3
C01IoRREp-NEAR cS1 R 11th AND MONROE
SITS. N.W.-One or two rooms with large
kit, semiptt. bath, $65. Call AID. 1888
Rox 73.E Star
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

$500 DOWN. and 6-rm. apis. for sale
Elevator building near Capitol. I'm.
mediate possession. Call RE. 1881. 20
rms, 2 baths, living room, dining room
kitchen. sun porch; possession March ID
Box 1T3-A. Star. -25
ment consisting Of living room, bedroom
kitchen and breakfast nook. located In
highly refined and restricted modern apart
ment house, Just off 10th st. NV. rear
Meridian Hill Park. Reasonably priced at
$9,25O, with carrying charges Of SAT pei
month. Ideal for q couple or individual;
no pets. Call Mr.. Jackson. MA. $500: ewes
and week ends, WI. 1893. BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV. -25
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-SaOo pei, month to
responsible party; Z rms. sA baths. rec
rage; quiet street, near schools; ready Feb.
l. R. H. BEST, INC. Realtor' WI. 1898 1898
SPLENDID TOWN HOUSE. very desirable
neighborhood. close in, lge. liv:. rm;, ex-
ceptional din. rm. and pantry, 5 bedrms..
4 baths. maids rm. and bath, powder rm.:
gear garage and garden: avail. for lease:
$3.50 per mo. Call Mr.. Baldwin. with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. 1022 18th st.
NV EX $3.50 IA
5-RooM BUNGALOW, semifnished End
floor; screened porch. garage, full bsmt.;
located in Kensington. Md, on Chevy
Chase busline; $3.50 per mo-; 2 mos. in
advance SH 1888. "a
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AVIATION.

INDIVIDUAL HANGAR SPACE for rent;
special rates for dead storage. HYDE
FIELD. sPi osSs: ,o,e -.sId,
ton; 1885 each; can be financed. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT. -25
TWO SHARES OPEN in 10-member nom
profit flying club on Super Cruiser; 81
per hour flying time in the treasury; you
furn. gas: ali cross-country you want:
charged for flying time only. Write Box
479-c. Star, for appt.; give phone no
1s47 PIPER SUPER CRUISER. 115- IL p.
c. BAKER, TR. 5l70, 8 to 4. -33
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HOUSES WAN1kD 70 kkNT tcsnf.l. !.
FUKN. On 6ltTURN.. MOUSk. .vstersn.
perm. employed, 3 children; up TO S126.
salelInwl slsa,s salI Ex. a4so' Ext. sels' d. sR'
EsTAsLisHED COUPLE wish to lease At
tractive unfurnished house. preferably
Northwest Wash. Chevy Chase or country
home, occupancy before March L; no chill
dren, no pets: refs. CHI. 1888 or Elk. aga.
=. ~ -37
PHYSICIST, permanently located. needs s.
bedroom house, unfurn.: NV. or Silver
Spring Call DR. BOGLE, SH. 7700 or
Sligo 1934 eve, Sat. and Sun.
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ROOMS WAkED.

GEORGE WASHINGTON University stu
dents need rooms for 2nd semester; II you
have space to accommodate male students
write q brief description to Housing Once
G. W. u, 2O27 H st. NV, washington q
WANTED, furnished room and bath fot
> or 3 months, NV Phone Hobart 1900
Ext 2O9: private family.
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AFTER JAN. 20 will be able to accom-
nodate 10 OF Is more mealers: excel. food;
,uick service. daily. weekly or monthly
'ates MI. 1888.
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st. NV. ME-
oOsa; baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
HATCHTNG every week. pullorum clean
fiocks, CAPITOL HATCHERY. 1895 Kenil-
worth ave. me-, washington. D. c., LII
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FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTORS, "Gardenaid." witt
s1d mower fstash snfS " Hsss hg eae as
ave, Silver Spring, SH. 1880. p
HAY FOR SALE-Timothy, excellent
quality, S@S per ton at farm Call ewes.
TRoUGHS. suitable for watering. scaldins
and feeding livestock; reasonable. S1LBEY
IRON g. METAL CO, 34O0 Kennilworth
ave, Bladensburg, Nd. WA. 1851. rs
AFRICAN vIOLETS, 25 named varieties
grown in our greenhouses. guaranteed to
Be free of disease and pests; in gin. pots
81. 81 Is. $3.50 each: Afra soil Seienti;
cents; Liaua-vita gliauid fertilizsr); s-oz
bottle, 45 cents. Free delivery Wash. and
vie. on So orders and up. once a week
Phone orders solicited. Ask for free price
list. Instructions on mite treatment. 20
cents. No shipping. BEHNKE NURSERIES
Wash.-Balto. blvd. Beltsyille, Md. Open
Sundays. Phone TO. 62s4. -26
GARDEN TRACTORS, limited quantity
complete with improved Briggs & Stratton
weeder and sickle bar mower, SEA; new
attachment. s73 extra, SEARS RoEBgCK
g. CO, Wis. ave. at Albemarle; oil Bla-
densburs I'd. ne; $500 Wilson blvd, Ar
7TRAcToR, all types farm equipment;
truck, sprayers on hand. OWNER, call
after 6. Falls Church 2190. 49,
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APARTMENTS oUr-oF-Towk.

BRAND-NEW RIVERSIDE APIS, $40 s0th
ST.. near Abbott ave. Miami Beach; only
blocks to beach; 4-r0om. bedroom aptS..
sa5 day: $500 to May AZ, J.; Groom
hotel rooms for 2 SO day. DAY: ali - with % pvt.
baths; everything brand-new. delightfully."-
furnished. maid service. Balconies.
solarium. washing machine. dryers. In
quiries invited.
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ApARrMEhTs SUBURBAN.

RENT FREE, l bedroom with use Of kit
and laundry tub. to reliable couple who
will take care Of 4a-yr.-old child while
mother works; also 7-yr.-old school child
Fairfax of}6-J pa 7
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cATTlE and LIVE STOCK.

QUALIFIED HUNTER, up to any weight,
nut mare. 10 hands, 8 years, beautiful.
sound, unblemished: $500, to good home
only: will accept large, gentle pony as
FOR SALE OR RENT-5-yr-old 5ackass,
guaranteed fne mules, 500. RUPERT,
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coal, WOOD snd FUEL OIL.

tfREWOOD, seasoned. any lengthi tmmsd
delivery, d. c., Va. or Nd. Can uN. 1854
TREE WOOD and dry wood. By cord OF
basket; coal by ton or bushel. Call JOHN
FiREPLACE and kindiing wood Famou,
Reading anthracite and Pocahontas coal
Scrap lumber firewood, 81 cord; you hauI
cord. COOPER SUPPLY Co. sl3 18th st
ne. AT 5919. night, FIR. 5000.
WOOD SLABS, seasoned, pine and oak. any
length: immed. del; S15 cord; D. c., Md
SEASONED OAK or pine wood cut an,
length. immediate delivery in Virginia
FIREPLACE, stove wood BY the load o.
basket; also kindling, We deliver. i0s
9th st, Sc, RE, 2S25 25
IS retail, or So "a Cd: you haul; and
#. lengths; l mile D. C.; easy TO LOAD
WA. 1146. MR.. DICKEY. No. Englewood
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES wAhTEp TO RENT.

HOUSE IN ITHACA, NY. for one in Of
near Wash. from Sept. to June. Cal
CARL BUTLER, MI. 4l43 or write North
Triphanmer rd., Ithaca, NY. rs
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ARMY 1T. AND WIFE. no children; ur-
gently desire small furn. apt. conv. to
Ft. Belyoir; perm. assigned. 1T. COLE
MAN Chestnut 00T4 -25
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ROOMS EURk.--NsHhssse tcsaf.j. {.
LAkdE DOUBLE Front NOON, also
sonT sansls fTo1t sssf sffoon' reasonable. snsss snsss ~
1888 lsh III. Single room. gs:fsr
gentleman. Dupont 056I; 2bs
furniture; oil heat; for neat empl. person:
CoSIIoREfD-LARGE BACK 16oM. nicely
furnished, for refined lady. $40 per week.
Cali after 8 pm. LU. 9137. "a
ROOMS FvskisHEp-s.t. cad s.w.
50Is HANNA PL. s.E.--Double rm. next
to bath. Within / blk. OF busline. SS
wk. sinele. SO wk. for couple. -25
HILL CREST, 1896 Denver 81. s.e.-At-
tractively furn. rm. in new home, conv.
transp; $40 per mo. vi, 0513. "A
1928 III ST-Beautiful. dble. rm., nicely
furn. nr. Barney Circle. FIR. 1890. -25
1850 A ST. S.E.-Room in Christian home
for settled lady or gentleman; can be
as Sth ST. s.E.-Larse front room.
next bath; private home; near Pa. ave.
103 ST. S.E.-Single and double rooms.
So to $l2 per week. running water some
rooms; good transp.. mr.. Capitol. IA
200 4th ST. S.E.-Desirable front room
single or double, quiet first-class room
Rent reasonable. TR. 9001 or EN-. 1888,
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
TABLE BOARD.

LADY, conyalescent, desires room an
board In conGenial home, Alexandria @
D. c. WO. 3949.
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VI OT
BETHESDA-Brick
pletion. Il rooms. j
automatic gas hea
z rooms. 2 baths
noor). $19,500.
Chaplin tevenings,
M. THROCKMORT
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Can { phfEn1Pg Ne Fzon' EN-. 1870 with THos
BETHESDA AREA center entrance
home. Immediate prewar construction. In
unusually good condition and ready foi
occupancy; six rooms bath. screened porch
cail Mr.. SMITH, Oh. osas with Thos
COW. V.'''Ps'' 70 cHlLLuM HEIGHTs-Brand.
firepl, spac. din. rm.. beaut. modern equip
kitchen with breakfast space; 3 bedrms
and 2 Il ed baths on End A.; full bsnns' bsmt'
spss6o sGens5 'o@or Woon-coSLEY aoS E' co Re.tors
$40 Ga. ave. silver Spring, 81. 500;
cHHVY sTfalRFs cHAsE 'cCIRRcLE-center hall, l,rs,
liv. rm, din. rm, library. "a bath. modern
kit. and screened porch on 1st A.; 2nd a.
case ss to a finished srd door full bsmt., oil
heat, gar: large level HANDICAPPED lawn;
excellent location. cony. to all churches
m sinG'1s nm 'nGRRns RGafTY 'tsRsS me- Nc
GpnHi CaEvY str terHAsE-Brick detached in excel
cond.; Z rooms, 3 bedrms. and bath. iull
lot: ee,; convenient We to ehurchss, schools. trsnsp
snd nn sn'DR1nsL DRREaLrS ssFnS sRoSERs INC ssos
ssSs ss.oeo az Cash RiT buy. 11-rm s-bath 4-kIt
brick, furniture included; near l4th M anH
HARHlNId1ON MALL w., oN-
Evenings, Daleview SS65. -2b
SILVER SPRING. Sligo Park-Owner occu-
pied: possession; beautiful det. brick with
desirable and numerous features. center
hall. living rm., marble fireplace, mirrored,
dining rm. with mirrored wall. modern
fully equipped kitchen. 1st-h. powder rm:.
3 bedrn1s., 2 baths, knotty-pine recreatlon
rm, maids rm., Law, gas neat. ount-m
garage. Inspection by appt: Call tin m
LEO NJ BERNsTE1N co. 1416 x st.
SILVER sPRING, MD. Gates svs;-New
det. brick; immediate occupancyi Built by
owner. own bedrms, living rm.; kitchen, bath
on Ist a.: bedrms.. large closets, BATH on
End A., tiled shower In bsmt., sas hest
Should be seen. Call till m. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1913 x It, NV
FLAIR RI. N.w-practicary new semidet;
brick, rms. powder rn.,. tile bath. fuli
osn1t incl. porch, gas heat, picket fence;
lovely lovely and and Convenient section. Pries re-
duced. Cali till Q pm. LEO NJ BEEh-
STEIN h CO.. l415 K st: NV: ME-. $500;
CHEVY CHASE" near Nebra.ks ave. and
Reno rd.-An attractive large detaeheo
brick home with rms. 2la bsdrms dn-
cludins den and lavstory on hrst moor.
hnished recrestion rm- Just a few min.
transports stion, An excellent value CAL M
H 1143 until pm. J, WESLEY
bUcHANAN. RsaltoF.
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Brussels Fair Draws
1000 Firms From
Thirty Nations
BY the Assoeioied Press

BRUSSELS, April 17.-Four thou
sand commercial and industrial
firms from 80 different countries
took part In the 22nd Brussels In
ternational Fair, which opened
today.
The exhibition, held in the large
halls built for the 1885 international
exhibition, present the latest
achievements in all branches of in
dustry and trade.
Textiles, furniture, jewelry, ,elec-
trio gadgets, food products, machine
tools and toys are displayed in II
halls with a total area of 95.682
square yards.
Fifteen countries have Official
national displays Of the products OF
their industries. They are: Austria
Finland, France. Great Britain
Hungary, Italy, Morocco, Norway
The Netherlands, Poland, SWitzer-
land, Turkey, Yugoslavia, Luxem-
bourg and Czechoslovakia.
At last years fair in Brussels
over 100000 visitors, among whom
were $4,000 foreigners, attended
This years fair will close on April
28
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the founding OF d. d. WOODWARD
the college. Charles w. O'Donnell,
chapter president, will preside, with
H. Lawrence Choate heading the
Arrangements Committee. More
than $50 members and guests will
attend.
Greetings will be brought by
Rusco H. Crowell, president, Dis
trict Chapter, American Institute
of Certified Public Accountants;
George E. Neil, president. D. c. Bar
Association; John A. Reilly, presi-
dent, Board of Trade, and by DR..
C. Leslie Glenn, rector, St. Johns
Episcopal Church. The Right Rev.
Msgr. Patrick j. Mccormick, rector,
Catholic University, will give the
invocation.
CAPITAL Store Sales Rise.
Department store sales in Wash
ington for the week ended Satur-
day. April 10. were 10 per cent
higher than in the like 1947 period
and per cent ahead of the pre-
ceding week this year. Cumulative
sales in the four weeks ending on
the same date were unchanged, the
Richmond Reserve Bank said.
Sales in the entire Fifth District
were IS per cent above a year ear
lier for the week, per cent ahead
of the previous week and l per cent
above 1947 In the four weeks.
Advisory Service Planned.
Howard de Franceaux, manager
of the District Office of the United
States Life Insurance Co. of New
York, will resign as of May to
become president and director of
Insurance Advisory Service. Inc. a
new organization which will supply
information and advice on all types
of insurance.
Although giving up the Office
management, he will continue to
represent the New York firm in this
territory. with Offices in the Barr
Building. The acting manager will
be John S. Greene. The new firm
will provide special service for busi-
ness and professional men.
M. de Franceaux is a native of
Washington. was educated in the
Evening star., 1948-04-18
Bond Market Closes
Week at New High
Average for 1948
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE bond
market closed at the highest average
levels OF the year today.
Changes during the short session
were mostly fractional as prices
levelled of slightly above the clos
ing a week earlier. Selected rails
did better than most other issues.
A feature of the days dealings was
the renewed steadiness OF Italian
Government bonds. Despite the ap-
proach Of elections in italy which
are expected to have a profound
effect on that Nations future, most
of the national bonds were less than
a point below the previous week. In
today's dealings the New Credit
Consortium 1-3s inched up, to 1875
while the Public Utility 1-3s re-
manned at the same price.
Star performers during the week
in the domestic corporate section
were two issues of Third Avenue
Railway Co. In fast-stepping trade
the IS closed 3k points higher than
a week ago at 63A and the IS were
up 51a at SO.
Demand was apparently based on
prospects of boost in local transit
fares. The Third Avenue System is
one of the largest local traction out
fits in the country.
Hudson g. Manhattan issues were
Influenced by the same prospects
but showed smaller gains on the
week.
Another special situation de-
veloped in Illinois Central Bonds,
which responded smartly to news
the railroad had voted the first
dividend on the preferred stock since
1881.
United States Government bond
prices held fairly steady but bank
ing statistics disclosed that support
purchases by the Federal Reserve
System reached $88.000,000 during
the week ended April IA. This was
the largest total in more than a
month.
Most of the selling, according to
talk in bond circles. came from
banks which anticipated rise in
the interest rate on treasury certi-
hcates to IL from IL per cent. 9,
In the new money market the
largest sale was Philadelphias issue
of $45, 5,800, 900 various purpose bonds
due 1949-98. National City Bank
made the successful bid which gave
the city q net interest cost of 2.8045
per cent. At the public reof1ering
the issue was scaled to yield 10 of
one per cent to 2.95 per cent, de-
pending upon maturity.
Investment dealers reported a
highly favorable public response.
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public schools. has been particularly
active in the Junior Board OF Com
merce and is q director of the So
ciety for Crippled Children. He is
vice president of the Life Insurance
General Agents and Managers
Association; also member OF the
Board of Trade.
Bank Women Visit Boston.
Miss S. Winifred Burwell, Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank, regional
vice president of the Middle Allan.
tic Division of the National Asso-
citation of Bank Women, presided
at a regional dinner in Boston Fri.
day night, while one of the speakers
was Mrs. Nell Saylor of the Burke
g. Herbert Bank Trust Co., Alex
andria.
The annual dinner was held last
night, with Gen. Henry Parkmar
as guest speaker. Other member:
attending from Washington were
Mrs. Vera w. Rhine. Union Trust
Co., and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Brother.
hood of the McLachlen Bank, chair
man Of the Capital group.
Three new directors were elected
at the annual meeting OF the Ches.
apeake Broadcasting Co., Thoma.
E. Jones, public service commits
sioner of Maryland; H. L. Curtis
furniture and storage proprietor
and w. H. Limerick, service station
owner. All officers were reelected
The company recently completed 8
downtown studio at 403 Eleventh
street NV. -...
Commercial Loans Higher.
For the week ending April 7, total
loans in Washington banks were of
slightly from the previous week, but
commercial and real estate loans
were slightly higher. Investments
were down 100000 for the week
and assets s5,0OO,00 Demand de-
posits were up $6,000,000; time de-
posits unchanged.
Robert V. Fleming. A. Scott Of
fut, Thomas J. Groom, Wilmer j
Waller, D. j. Needham, j. o. Brott
and Undersecretary of the Treasury
A. L. M. Virgins are attending the
ABA spring council meeting al
French Lick, Ind.
Henry F. Benson, Connecticut
Mutual, is attending an insurance
conference at Hartford.
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ana l o r m e +
Treasury con-
Sultant, W i ! l
address District
of Col u m b / a
Chapter, Amer
lean College Of
Chartered Ii t e
Underwriters, at
the S h or e ham
Hotel, tomorrow
night, on THE
Business Out
look"
The chapter is
noting the 21st
annivers a ry of
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April II lF.-Cotton fu.
start as more aggressive short GOVERNS
and mill buying developed. Offerings
came through scale-up hedging and lia.
uidation in nearby May, anticipating first
notice day for May contracts on April 81
Estimates in exporting circles that
France purchased some $4,000 bales OF
cotton this week, or almost double earlier
estimates, had STRENGTHENING influence
In earlier dealings some selling was in
duced by uncertainty as to how much cot
ton will be exported under ECA. DURING
the next three months and whether the
sales will be handled privately through
W FUTURES % Closed s1.35 to $3.50 = bale
higher than the previous close.
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NV. will return to the same area
Tuesday.
The mobile machine which was
moved to Seventh and P streets
NV. Tuesday will return to 1922
Seventh street NV.
Officials reminded District area
residents that the central x-ray
unit at Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. no longer is
open Sundays. 1t operates 10 Am
to 6 PM. Monday through Sat-
urday.
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.. william Miller. will act as vice
chairman, Mr. Norris stated. The
other committee members, all top
bank officials, include:
Francis G. Addison, jr., Security
Savings g. Commercial; Bruce Baird,
National Savings Daniel w. Bell,
American Security; Clarence F. Bur-
ton, City Bank; Charles H. Doing,
Washington Loan; Robert v. Flem-
ing, Riggs National; Lanier P. Nc
Lachlen Bank; Christopher H, Pope,
Munsey Trust, and Wilmer j. Waller,
Hamilton National.
Woodward Insurance Speaker.
Donald B. Woodward, vice pres
ident of the Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. of New York, author, economist
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Two Chest x-Ray Units
To Return 10 Old Sites

Two of the Washington Chest
x-ray Surveys mobile units this
week will return to active sites,
which they had been compelled to
vacate temporarily, officials said last
night.
The unit which formerly operated
st Fourteenth and Irving streets
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C&O Reports Earnings
Far Below Year AGO
Dy the A,,ociot,d Prs,,

CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway Co.
today reported net profits for the
first quarter ended March 81 were
81, ,388, $50 or 81 cents a share COM
pared with $lI.048,7ss or $l.39 .
year ago.
Net profits for March this year
we're $705, ,086 or eight cents against
81, ,166, ,709 or So cents in the CORES
ponding month of 1947.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

the Pr o g r a m
C o m m | t t e e
C h a i r manship
for the j u n e
on v e ntion at
White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va;
Richard A. Nor
ris, pre- S / dent.
announced yes
terday.
John A. Reilly,
president OF the
Second National
Bank and also
an a S S O citation
D a S t president,
Evening star., 1948-04-18
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Evening star., 1948-04-18
Miller Accepts Job
AS Program Chief
For Bank ConcIave
By Edword G.. Stone

S. William Miller, vice chairman
of the board of the Union Trust Co.
and past president of the District
Bankers Association, has accepted
Evening star., 1948-04-18
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Associated
Press weishted wholesale price index OF
35 Commodities today advanced to 1871
Previous day 1879. week ago 1872.
month aso 1e4. ~, year ago 1000. based
on 1925 ~ 100.