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Evening star., 1948-09-24
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation declined to
s28 .O33 100000 on September %,
drop of S73.0OO,00O from a week
earlier and S473,0OO.OOO below year
carrier. Federal Reserve Board.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week will total
sa.o47 units VS.. 92,62O in the pre-
vious week.-Automotive News. Idle
ness of Chrysler and Packard plants
was cited.
Civil Engineering Construction
awarded in the week ended yester-
DAY totaled s1OO3O3, 900, drop of
45cr from the preceding week and
26c, below the like 1947 week.-En-
2ineering News Record For 39
weeks this year the total was s., 144,-
$4,000, a gain of $50 from a year
earlier.
Freight LOadings in the week end
ed September 18 totaled 909, ,733 cars,
a rise of 1880 from the preceding
holiday week. but 80 below the
like 1947 week. - Association OF
American Railroads.
Weekly Earnings Of factory work
ers averaged $5386 during August
VS.. the previous peak of S5308 set
in July-Bureau of Labor STATISTICS.
Universal Pictures Co. omitted its
quarterly dividend on common stock
because of unsettled conditions IN
the film industry. The company had
a net loss of S1.709,8 in 80 weeks
ended July 81 VS. profit of $2,470, l67
in the like 1947 period.
Plymouth Rubber Co. omitted the
common dividend due at this time
because dividends already paid have
exceeded earnings, President Hamil-
burg announced.
Carrier Corp. declared an initial
dividend of 25 cents a common
share. payable october 81.
National Cash Register Co. stock
holders will vote at Baltimore No
vember Is on a proposed $1,000
share increase in common stock and
the issuance of the additional shares
rs stock dividend at the rate of
one new share for each ten held.
National Enameling & Stamping
Co. stockholders will vote November
j. on plan to split each share
of no-par common stock into four
shares of $3.50 par common.
Pepperell Mfg. Co. stockholders
will vote Ocotber % on reorgani-
zation plan by which the parent
company of Maine would be merged
with a wholly owned subsidiary. a
Massachusetts corporation OF the
same name.
Montgomery Ward & Co. proflt
for six months ended July 81 was
s30,455,479 or $458 share VS.. ST.
624394 or $3.50 in the same 194I
period.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Association
earned s9.17S.942 in II months ended
August 81 VS.. s6,673,970 in the previ-
Gus year.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc, net in
come for II months ended June 81
was S8,796,198 or S489 share VS.
s9,s94.55S or $3.50 in the preceding
fiscal period.
Georgia Power Co. earned So
237234 in II months ended August
81 VS.. s6,940,75l in the previous year
Alabama Power Co. net for Il
months ended August 81 was So
i384o6 VS.. s7044595 in the preced-
ing fiscal period.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Hecht Improvements.
Including Annex, TO Be
Ready in November

improvements costing $1,000,0 200
will be completed for the occupancy
of The Hecht Co. by November Is,
including a four STORY building ad-
jacent to the main store at 612 F
street NV. Charles B. Dulcan. vice
president and general manager. an
nounced today.
The addition to the main store
will give the company 10000 square
feet of space for expansion. The
building is being completely done
over inside and will be ready for
use soon.
The ccmpany's New York avenue
warehouse also is being expanded.
Erected in 1887. it occupies $4,000
square feet of space. It's facilities
are being enlarged by matching
five-story unit of 125,000 square feet
of storage space. Upon completion,
this 475,00 square feet of storage
space will be the largest and most
modern retailing warehouse in
Washington. Mr.. Dulcan said. Heavy
goods will be stored in the new
building.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments also have been made in the
company's soft goods warehouse and
office building at 6l3 G street NV,
The site of the seevn-story building
Was acquired from the Government,
Several floors have been air-condi-
toned, modern lighting installed
and dispensary and cafeteria pro-
vlded.
This building also houses new
mechanical receiving and marking
system to speed handling of small
wares and sundries. Executive Of
fees located in the building are the
control, purchasing and supplies,
duplicating and mailroon divisions.
New elevators have been installed
James L. Parsons is general con-
tractor in charge of the Hecht Co.
construction.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. "a P.-Butter.
cartons: creamery:, hishef than sg scors rs
score (A), 6ss4-6 80 score (B) 63la-64;
80 score tC). 81 Es-e2. New tubs usually
command " cent pound over the bulk
Cheese, 359,o3e; steady, prices un-
changed.
iSfsAts i7:sfs cases. sss SPOT quotations follow
Midwestern: Mixed colors---Fancy heavy
wsights, 64-6e; extra ! large s,, sl-ss: 9,
So: dirties, 46-47; checks. ,4Q--40h;u,
Whites-Fancy heavyweights. 1l-72;
extra ! large, $50: extra 2 large, 55-5S;
extra / medium. 56-5S
Browns-Fancy heavyweiehts. 65-61:
extra ] large, 1894. extra 9 large, 54-56;
extra medium. 52-54
Nearby (Top quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent highest wholesale
selling prices for the finest marks available
and snot paying prices to producers or
weights, 1879: fancy heavyweights, 1917:
others, 72-74; mediums, 1854; puilets,
43-45
Browns-Extra fancy heayyweights; ~
rs; fancy heavyweiehts, 1870: others.
72-74; mediums, 60-62; puliets, 4l-43.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Sept. "a GP.-There wasn't
much interest in grain fuEures at the
Board of Trade up to noon today. Traders
were inclined to mark time.
There was considerable disappointment
In the announced amount of grain i'm
pounded under Government loan and pur::
chase agreement. When the winter wheat
movement was its peak traders had esti..
mated that only, about 80 per cent Of
deliveries were being sold outriaht. A
considerable amount Of the crop is pc
Iieved to. be in private storage. awaiting
better prices.
There Vqs little buying incentive In
the corn pietpre. Cash dealers talked
Of 81 rs for better grades of yellow earn;
To-arrive purchases were placed at 10000
bushels, 10000 Of which was in new
corn.
ings The Commodity Credit Corp. an
nounced purchase Of 73l ,aos bushels Of
wheat at Chicago, Kansas City and Port
land yesterday.
At NOON wheat was Y to Ia cents
S2.25A. Corn was h to % lower; De
cemher, 81 .5oh. Oats were unbalanced to-
. cents lower; November. S2.42la.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Cool Weather Lifts
Store Sales Slightly;
Buyers Still Choosy
Rx the Assoeiuied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Contin-
ued cool weather helped boost re-
tailasales in the week ended We'd
nesday slightly above the preceding
week and to 6 per cent ahead of
the same week last year, Dun g.
Bradstreet said today.
Resistance to high-priced mer-
chandise and insistence on quality
continued to characterize consumer
purchasing" the business research
firm said.
Women's fall suits and dresses
continue to receive considerable at
tention; tweed and sueded wool
coats were very popular and zip-in
lined coats remained in large de-
mand. Purchases of furs were linn
tied
More mems coats and suits were
sought, with worsted and gabardines
the favored materials. Mems fur
nishings generally were in greater
demand than a week ago.
Retail food volume increased
slightly. Demand for meats in
creased moderately with the less
expsneive cuts favored.
Furniture and household appli-
ance sales were slightly above last
weeks level Installment purchases
increased moderately although pro-
motions of that type of buying
prior to the effective date of the
new restriction were not as we'll at
tended as had been expected.
Consumer purchases of radios were
limited and retail sales of paint
and building materials declined
fractionally.
Regional percentage increases in
sales over year ago were: New
England, S to g; East, to S; South,
2 to 6; Middle West and Southwest,
3 to 7, and Northwest, 6 to 10. The
Pacific Coast showed a decrease of
O to per cent.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Georgia Agrees 10 Observe
Same Dove Season as U. ).
BY The Associated Press

ATLANTA. Sept. "a - Georgia
surrendered yesterday in its week
old dove war" with the Federal
Government.
The State agreed, effective Sep
tember 80, to end its defiance of
Federal regulations and enforce the
same hunting season for doves as
the United States.
Federal officials earlier had con-
tended that victory was theirs be-
cause Georgia hunters were observ-
ing Federal laws anyhow.
James Silver, regional director Of
the United States Fish and Wild
life Service, said most hunters OBJ
served the Federal ban on dove
hunting despite an open season pro-
claimed by the Georgia Game and
Fish Commission.
The Federal season is December
1881 for the entire State. Georgia
originally authorized hunting in
North Georgia from September l5-
30 and December 1881 and In South
Georgia. December l-31. State Of
ficials said it was too late to do
anything about the current Sept.
1880 season but they would warn
hunters who persist that they are
subject to Federal prosecution.
Delay Stores, Inc, earned $3.50, $3.50
or IS cents in six months ended July
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Brokers' Looms Rise
$93, ,000,00 in Week
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported chat loans to brokers and
dealers on securities, held by men,
ber banks in New York City totaled
$719 100000 Wednesday, an increase
of $93 900, 900 from week ago. and
a decrease of $l5,O00,oo0 from
year ago.
included was $453,0O0 900 lent to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations. an increase
Of $99 900, 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchange

change rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in, New York open
United States cents up i. of a cent.
Europe-Great Britain tpound), 81 .03M.
up !. of cent: Great Britain 30.day
6O-day futures. 4.02K. of = Of a. cent;
Great Britain. a0-day futures, 4.0l1a. on
cent unchansed; italy (lira). September
fixed rate, .001 739: August, .00l 1872;
Sweden tkrona), 27s5, unchaneed; swift
zerland franc) free), 25.6a, up .01 Of
cent.
Latin America-Areentina dree). 2075.
up .01 of a cent; Brazil freeb, $50. un-
changed; Mexico, 14.52. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Murray Halls Requirement
OF Bargaining on Pensions
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 24.-Philip
Murray, CIO president, today hailed
as "a great victory" the Federal Ap-
peals Court decision in Chicago
yesterday which held employers
must bargain with unions on pen
sion and social insurance programs.
But he expressed regret that the
same court upheld the non-Commu-
mist affidavit provisions of the Taft
Hartley Act. He added
we will promptly appeal this
aspect of the case to the Supreme
Court. We expect that arguments
on this appeal will be heard this
fall and that the Supreme Court
will hand down a decision shortly
thereafter"
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Hourly Sales On the Exchange To-day:
il:O0 an. 11o 900 ~ uu nooL 23o 600
100 pm. $50 600 2:n0 ON 900 600
tUnft Of trading. 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receiverShip or being reorgan-
titles assumed by such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foregoing table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included. cid Called
x Ey dividend xr Ex rights. Also extra
or extras. b Plus stock dividend. d Cash
or stock Declared or paid 50 far this
year. Payable in stock, estimated cash
Year. year. Declared ps'Hn or paid paid Alter stock
dividend or split-up. kDeclared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue with
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at hast dividend meeting. . Payable
IN stock, exact cash value undetermtnee
on declaration data.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Francisco Sugar Co. earned ST.
016, 1873 or s5.75 a share in IL months
ended June 80 VS.. $2,824, ,391 or $8.06
in the previous year.
Manati Sugar Co. net income for
u months ended June 30 was ST.
SIG. .722 or S3.56 VS.. $2,221 ,693 or S5.16
in, the preceding fiscal period.
New Orleans Public Service Co.
registered with. the SEC $4,000, 900
of first mortgage bonds at competi-
tive bidding to help finance two
year $15,0O0,0 600 construction pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
New York Cotton

,u NEW e,,rneI nOh. fr-ssnIsr SsH = =@tton sua Iur
today. Prices moved in a marrow range,
with hedging and liquidation absorbed
through trade buying.
Private Atlanta advices said that there
was some increase in mill inquiry for
spot cotton, but most mill bids were
less than prices being paid in gin yards
and country warehouses. Shippers bought
most of the cotton selling in the South
east.
was HIGHT and principally for nearby ship
ments. Cotton selling in that territory
was ar nnces sns oan Msre ess cents OF ossteI sa
to 5 cents higher than the previous
close. October, 1.29: December, 30.S6,
and March. 30.62.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Ct North 5s T3 119
CT Nor 3tss90N 9lM
CT Nor 2as Sc 65A
G MGo 2044 B 62M
Hud Coal 5s 62a S5iA
Hud&-M in 5s 81 2Hs
I c 4As sc 62ihs
LacledeGs4h63 1o5is
Leh vi 5s2003st A2sz
Leh hVal4s2003st 3elA
[ Lorrillard SIS 63 1o2
May Strs 2ssS72 9M
N K T IS 62 A IS
Mo Pac 5las 40 ara
Mo Pac IS 81 I e5h
Mo Pac gn As rs asa
NYC 4las2013A Sc
NYCHR 3hs 81 81
NYNHin4tas'22 A6
NYNHH 4s2007 6esA
N Y Tel gas 50 1854
Nor p cit 4Ias75 lo1ls
NoStaPwr2A75 96iA
PennRRg4Has65 1o@Ns
Phila FL 234s "a 97iA
StLSF 4ias2022 81
StLSanFrn4s97 e5
Seagram 2Ras66 9AA
Shell Un 2Rs71 -
SoPac S gas 81 92A
OilNJ2ass7l 93M
Third Ave IS go ASIA
Third Ave As 60 72'A
UnivPict 3s4s5a 81
VaSsSW en- 5s5S 96
Va & SW5s2O03 los
Va Railwy IS 95 SA2
West Sh As 1851 81
West On IS 81 1ol
West Un IS 90 81
WstEl eve. 65s73 1ol
wshse Fl 2Ias51 1oo5s
Wise Cent As 40 73lA
Wis Cn As 36SD 36i5
Evening star., 1948-09-24

FOREIGN Ills
Australia IS 55 1ooM
Australia 3has5t 81
Colombia IS 20 5oM
Denmk 4':,s 60 63ss
Urag al 4hs 70 o.
WORLD BANK
lptSRS o 3Ss. 96 20
DOMESTIC lis
An1&F P 5s2030 81
Am T&T 27sss7 95h
Am T&T 224s57 11lN
Am T&T 2a4s6l lo5
Am T&T 2A4s 76 94A
Am Tot 2AsS0 92zs
Am T&T 2a4sS2 S2iA
Am T&T 2MsS6 e6se
ATSF al As cost 112iA
All CT isf As 81 1oAiA
| AtlCoas stL4 1as641o2iz
Att DIV 1st4s4S SOFA
B g. o 6s 50 J. TIA
B&O CIV 4 Ia201O sozs
B&OSouDiv5sSO 72iz
Beth Stl 2%4s 10 97M
Brk o G gas 70 SO
c Ga4 las2020A 70
cn RR NJ 5s 81 eik
c B g. @ 31ss So %
CMStP4las20l9 7lh
ChI&NW 4 Iasa9 61iA
ICRIPin4 ks2019 80
Chi&W I As So 1c2zs
C1nUnTr 2s4s74 90
CCCSL 4I2s II 7ozs
Col e. So 4 l2sS0 4els
Cons Ed CIV 3si3 loel q
Cons Ed :2ls4s Sc 96tl
Cons P gas rs oslh
Del g. Hud As 63 oel4
Del L&W4s3042 e6lz
! DER in 41a201S 66
Den&S L inc 80 ecNs
| Det Edison 3s70 1olN
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Bituminous Output Coins

The National Coal Association
today estimated bituminous produc-
ton in the week ended September
18 at 1880, 900 tons as compared
with 10,755.000 tons the previous
week and 1926 900 in the corre-
spending week of 1947.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Federal Reserve Ranks purchased

Federal Reserve Ranks purchased
s655, ,0O0, 900 of Government securi-
ties during the week ended Septem-
Der %, under the program to main-
tam prices at par or slightly better.
This was q new 1913 high. Many OF
the bonds were believed sold by
member banks to meet higher re-
serve requirements.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

United States Savings & Loan
League nominated Maurice K. M.
Murphy of Rutherford, N. j., as 56th
president to succeed Ralph M. Smith
of West Somerville, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
lists on the New York Stock Exchange for
September %: 2.S01 purchases involving
7T.s2o shares: 2,se3 sales involving 73.-
e56 shares including IL short sales in
.yolving $50 shares.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

American Ship Building Co. net
for 10 months ended June 80 was
$17o,693 or $1.47 VS.. 1929 Jos or $2.77
In the preceding fiscal period.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit Co-106 at II. 65 at II
Potomac Electric Power $50 pf 'A'-lC
at 4oA
Security Storage Co.-1o at 13o.
Garfinckel common-50 at IS.
Garfinckel 412e, pf-50 at 1as4. 50 at 1913.
Potomac Electric Power common-50 at
133s
Garfinckel common-25 at IS. % at is
washington Gas Light Co. common-l0O
o33.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
N. Y. Curb Market
My SELECTED ISSUES

lLong Island Ltg 80
i lMdSPAvtcl.2Oe asa
\ MidStPB vic Ae M
mid West Crp 6f 1ozs
lMid-Wst Ref 2sf 3i4
Mining Cp Can 9iz
,NatBelHess zoe 3A
Nat Fuel 9 80 1lM
MAT Press OK III 12A
Niagara Hud Pr 7zs
Nip'sing Mines Isis
PacG&E 6pf Ia 3Aiz
IPancoaStal Oil ga
|PantepcOil 1.2S los,s
/. Pennroad 40g GA
/, Pepperell ga S6M
Pitney-B Goa 12Ls
R-K-O ont war Ia
Ravtheon Mig J
Regal Shoe .I5e. 4
Richmond Rad 3iS
RioGrndVG ,10e 2
Schultz ID Al 2h
Select Indus 3iA
lShat-Denn .10e- 2A
lSoCalEd pf LA 26l4
lStd OilKy 1.40a 29M
iStand Products. ga
'lToklan Roy .O6a ga
i lUtdLt&Ry 1.06e 2lls
y s Int Sec 3A
lUt-IdahoSu. .1be. 2N
,l Venezuela Petr- J
,lWard Bak war. 8
Whitman Ohio 9ih
|, Wilson Bros se 4lA
! wright Harz .16 2ls
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Sept. "a fP.-Dvidend
declared:
Pc Stock OF Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Initial.
ST Law Corp Ltd
50 cum 1st pf SOC O 10-11 1890
st Law Corp Ltd
75c cum 2nd pf 1880 @ 10-11 1870
Omitted.
Plymouth Rubber,
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Delay Stores, Inc, earned $3.50, $50
or IS cents in six months ended July
81 VS.. $130,208 or 48 cents a year
earlier.
Evening star., 1948-09-24

Alum Ltd . 4
Am Gas & El lb )
Am Lit&T 1.20e l
| Am Msracaioo
AmPt&ChB 1Ka 2
I Am Republic ha z
i Am Superpower
| AmWrit Pau AE
Argus Inc 30.
Atlas Corp " "
Babcock&Wil 4 5
Barlum Steel
Burma Ltd ----.
Catalin Am
Cent & S w so i
Cities Service 2 4
Claude Neon
Colonl Sd&S 40
Colts Mfg lag )
ComI & Sou war
Coro Inc /
Corron & Reyn-
Crown Cent Pet.
EI gond&Sh Ag l
ElectromaSter-
Eureka c Ltd
FairchldCm .3Og z
Fairchild e 4 A
FansteelMetAg- 1
Glen Alden c 2 2
| Goldheld Cons
| Hazeltine %e - !
Imp Oil Ltd "a. ]
Int Petrol Ia - ]
Int Utilities l. ]
Kaiser-Frazer- ]
Evening star., 1948-09-24
m. Y. Bond Market.

sF GhSbtg z osfr sf sEsHcfkb issEs
Evening star., 1948-11-30
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SHEPHERD-PoLICE mixed; yr;; likes
children, good watch dos; house broken;
needs q new home; 81 6no9; .,.
/ year old, $35; to good home. BOX 19l.ks
coerKERs-we operate a bobby kennel .sos
gRsMas fssndS sSHgpHRED gpRHRfID VI Ftr soot
Axe reg, champ; paTsnted 81. 1929 or
eackEK 81 s7zs' sf4S1PE all eolor..
abie ARc we Tss deiiSer ina hRs soctviie 9s4s $50
SCOTTiE PUPS-Make your selection nowi
will hold If desired; guaranteed to please.
Ak operstoE RRFNSEIs RGStSs IT. DOE, and eats
neis: outside runs; Grating and shipping.
Dogs called for. bathed and returned. $3.
GERMAN sHEPHEHDswsirs: champien
Lachen Won Gratmar; Pam; CHAMPION hsgo 5.lis
eo6RER q RSEawff Red FEPPfEs. Axe rsslsterse
3 months; wormed; male and 1emaie' Soo
SILVER 81 BUFF COCKER PUPS. sired By
Champion Blairwood Broomstraw. FAR.
Coon HOUNDS, pair lge. registered blaeS
and tans; trial on marsh any night: JOHN
WESLEY OWENS, Jr. INQUIRE Hunters
Inn, Wayson's Corner, Nd at Hills Brlass'
BOXER PUP, male, mos. old; for sa!s
Immediately; pedisreedi Tor sale cnesp'
Coon CO S'GT HOUNDS ts). broke and ] rabbis
dog. Call after 5 pm, TO: $685. BerTyn'
Cocker Coo ; SPANIEL PUPfY. beautiful bu1
fne chow puppies for discriminating peo.
pie. Phone Vienna 11e-W-S.
Evening star., 1948-11-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ROOF REPAIRS, painting, guttering, snow
guards ea9lki9g amE st1P psaTSh fsHfEa ss
coScRETE. cdsa anf 81 CEMENT gSsE WORK. footinss,
drlveways. porches, basement floors, steps,
FLOOR MAiNTENAScE. cleaning. waxing
polishing and sanding, also window wash
workmen. Call FIR s6s1 or Ii. a79s.. =
FLOOR sERVICE-Nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
ING ING CONTRACTORS, INC. isI2 Wiscon-
HONE fIo nEe, REMoDELiSG, additions. atties
NETS @ and appliances: wan tie snd rubber
tile flooring. SUBURBAN CoEST. CO,
yN. 335? days and eyes. . a,
hard elastic. wear-resistant, moisture
proof and durable. Many beautiful colors
Ideal for Easements, recreation rooms, ga
brick, wood and other surfaces: Apply i
yourself or we can arrange for an expert
to do It for yoT Phone ppE Or T5ite ,NG9 fei
nfermstiGn dsG a6t6 FOUNDRY Rssb R9sssF e lTS
AsKEw's HOME sERvICE-Painting. pa
ns bsm 70 roo and sma
GGnARaSTEED GaEMsas Ha oF HONE N PAH iMpRoyEMENrs
We do paperrs painting nbns roGhns casn, sl1lns
work, freproohng, weather. stripping, in
sulation, modernize Kitchens build add
tions and all types OF home remodellng
ING CO., 915 New York ave. NV. MA
14I6. 30
REMODELlNG, freproofins, roofing, siding
general home improvement work, cellar tC
roof; small monthly payments II desired
Call ST. 1866 for free estimates. Ma
T1CNAL DECORATING CO., s02 18th
NEW, IMPROVED. CosT-SAvING meth
odS for all general contracting; recrea,
tion rms. and attics rebuilt. Let, us bio
quality work; quick, free estimate
SIMON g. FRANK CO. sH. 1858; after
6 pm, UN g5q2 or EN- 1892. ,
ATTICS FINISHED. remodeling, repairing
w d TAYIQR- ST. A442
Evening star., 1948-11-30
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BAR AND GRILL QiquoD, downtown cor
ner on Pa. ave; owner quotes over $4,000
net profit yearly; good lease, low overhead
81, 500; terms, s., 800 cash. New listing
BOB HOLLANDER. exclusive Broker. 14l1
Pa. ave. NV, MA. 9143 or GE. $500. i
KNITTING SHOP. good location; exc;
following, other interests; reasonable. Call
CHECK ROOM CONCESSION with ciga,
rette and photo privileges. Open immed-
lately; good business. CLUB LA CONGA,
94lO BALTIC. blvd, Berwyn. Md. Phone
TO $500 -
OPPORTUNITY to buy fourth interest in
electric contracting repair and appliance
/ sales CO., crossing about 800 900 per an
mum. Must be thoroughly exper. in mer-
chandise and stocking or in electric con-
tracing and repair Requires So. 900 cash
Phone AK. 1892, to pm. for appt.
! 80
DELICATEssEN-Mo equipped deli
catessen in downtown NV, apt. house sec
Of Sl5o dsily; ,ow rental, Ions, lease
Washington; Call till 9 pm, VIM; CAL
oM1RIs PROPERTIES, INC, 1912 18th
st. NV, DI 1855. 80
NEWSPAPER, D. c.. biweekly, in 5th ";
10000 circu.: steady ads. Sacrifice. OW.
z227. So
Evening star., 1948-11-30
FARM and GARDEN.

TAKING DpWN TREES, soddinE prick and
cement work, placing drain pipes, basement
sns5S gd cs ,GPsi se yd DJ
BEVERLY TREE CO.-Trees removed.
D5g9ns soSdns ef9Hs Fes estimate ai ''E sH
kRSoSTtorlLLERs. Jaeues-rrszier. chors.
gains gains. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 5000 Lee
sxWsMa sxy An Ys chain Gh and a92S Bow saws Repair.
qsrfs KEsoyFSSaet Sy5, 5H .aS sSs3 sei.n.
HARDY AzALEAs for fan plsnting' all
EFsAssspscAP1Eo Fsss ape p1EhRsffEcr1oNAs G! the afts.
brings ont every detail Of ..;r. bsantitful @ .dtvi
your individual problem with, service SO
general as to cover every phase OF your
hesn Iavns, 0sdGs seedns. roiiins special msnursd
topsoil, acid woods earth, well-rotted COW
manure. $40 for a2 bu; WSo1ndersro; Sl5;
drons, ror' magnolia. doswood, pyracsnths.
bamboo, ali types Of confer and broad.
leaf shade yins now
grown. grown hardy. dug, delivered, planted same
pruning, survey, transplanting. removals
/ fencing. brick. stone. fagstone. cement.
cinder block wells. steps. walks, terraces.
pools designs. plants; advice and esGi.
mates LII 1925. OV. 6005. &C.
HAMMER MILL. Bell. h.p. electric mo-
tor. Lowther motor tree saw. Fairfax 17S.
1918 FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR and
hydraulic sod-cutter, disc. saw-mill and
cutter. This equipment in excellent con.
dition, to be sold for any reasonable price.
Going out of business; also 7-acre nurs.
! stock; sacrifice CORNELL NURSERIES.
9113 Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md. 81.
5000: after 6 pm call HI. 1865. -
TRACTOR. Farm-An. model B. Excel.
cond Good rubber. Grow cultivator: g
way 12 in. pillow, new; dble. disc harrow;
l corn planter All in good cond; Havins
discontinued farming ! will sell compl.
set $3.50 cash. OIL. 433s or WI. 5303.
COW MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per
| bushels; delivered WA. 4593. -6