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Evening star., 1948-08-03
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. -AuE. 8 R,-roreiEn e
change rates follow fdreat Britain In o'i-
Canadian dollar IN New. York onen mar
k.t "a. per cent discount or 1925 o. ..
eer.s, rr.s,,ro1ne-GYeat Britain pound. "a 03h,
uncnansed: Great Britain 30-dsy futures. RS
sos. oh Z Of gent o Grfs' y aF''sin cent 9a
Grsst Britain 9O-day futures, 4 o. on
= Of . cent: France drane). .32a g.
cent. nnchansed; italy dira) Aususst s-nds, ndsc
f TIon.i' s7s5. unchansed: switserland
ffrsne, tfree}. 25.32. Oh .e3 Of cent.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aus. 8 A9.-cotton futures
were steady in slow DEALINGS today VIE
the market drawing support on persistent
1'' indications Of a fairly larse volume q
trade buying orders in the oacksroNna s,
induce coverings. BY locals and Ne"
Most traders hold to the sidelines await.
ing the Government cotton crop foreea6sot o a6o
next Monday with IDEAS AZ aS'ovy;,y;ou nn;,;on
in he trade that prices may sag to the
loan level .< rra al
toestions for third quarter cotton pur-
chases may be announced this week: m
Late afternoon prices were . ,,,a,,. 70 ~
close October 31.s1; December, 3l.s3i
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cities inhabited by the same people
could possibly be.
Beirut is, in every sense. the most
sophisticated of the Arab cities,
while Damascus In some ways is the
least sophisticated Of them all.
Geographically it Is 500 miles Of
Baghdad; spiritually 1t Is 500 miles
to the east.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Business Briefs
Rusiness and Industrial Failures

Business and Industrial FaHuTeS
in the week ended July % rose to
90 VS.. 81 in the previous week and
go in the like 1947 week-Dun Il
Bradstreet.
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
and its affiliates were given ex-
elusive rights to oil refining pro-
cesses covered by 544 patents pur-
chased in 1929 from I. G. Farben
Industries of Germany in a final
decree handed down in Federal
Court at New York. The decision
also restored 1000 ownership OF
Standard Catalytics, which has ex-
elusive licensing rights
United Air Lines has cut in half
the amount of its proposed offer
ing of common shares to present
holders. 1t amended its registra-
tion with the SEC to cover offerlng
of 184,809 shares at SLOTS a share
on the basis of one new share for
each ten held.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co.
disclosed plans to offer $l6,4OO,0O0
of convertible debentures to stock
holders later this year. They are
expected to carry a go coupon and
mature in Is years.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. In
creased the price of all stainless
steel products 1917. 1t was the first
general price boost by the company
in 2l2 years.
General Motors Corp. declared a
quarterly dividend of 81 common
share, payable September 10. Pre-
vious payments were rs cents.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co. declared
q dividend of 80 cents, payable Sep
tember Is. The company paid 10
cents In June and go cents In
March.
Packard Motor Car Co. earned
S6,213.s05 or Al cents a share IN SIX
months ended June 80 VS.. a deficit
Of s1.s72,634 a year earlier.
Otis Elevator Co. profit for six
months ended June 80 was $5,344, lO9
or s257 after provision of $1,000, 900
for plant and equipment replace
ment, VS.. $3,435,792 or s1.62 in the
same 1947 period.
South Penn Oil Co. earned s4,640,-
f54 or $3.50 in six months ended
June 80 VS.. s3,261 ,0o8 or s1.s3 a year
earlier.
Kendall Co. net for "a weeks end
ed June IL was $4.572,342 or $l12
VS.. S2,934.0S4 or $7.13 In the like
1947 period.
c4L C.l;fo,r;, Edison tn
earned s3,46s,Ss8 or 65 cents ir
three months ended June 80 VS.. s3,.
070,2S6 or 46 cents year earlier.
Harbison- Walker Refractories Co
and subsidiaries had net income Of
S2,l85,22 or $l56 in six months
ended June 80 VS.. $2,27l ,062 or Sl.6;
in the same 1s47 period.
Pepsi-Cola CO. profit for si1
months ended June 80 was $2,335 .OO'
or Al cents VS.. S4,925 900 or So cents
Food Fair Stores, Inc, earned
tl,s32,327 or "a cents in. % week
ended July 10 VS.. $1,579, 789 or g.
cents a year earlier.
Seaboard Finance Co. net for MIN
months ended June 80 was $l,514.
10Y or Sl.oo W.. el,11f,oSi Vi % AA
the same 1947 period.
LIQUID Carbonic Corp. profit TO
nine months ended June 80 wa
sl.422.552 or $149 VS.. Sl,275, ,206 o
s1.4s on fewer shares year earlier
Shellmar Products Corp. earne'
1891 1882 or $2.31 in six months ende'
June 80 VS.. S850,Sl7 or sl.96.
Twin Coach Co. net for six month
ended June 80 was 1864 ,780 or $l.2
vs.. $8l8,700 or $l.59.
Sunshine Mining Co. earned 1851,
1877 or 23 cents in three month
ended June 80 VS.. S289, $50 or l
cents.
Virginia Iron, Coal e. Coke Ct
profit for six months ended June 8
was s134,S40 or "a cents VS.. SAL 30
O. q cents.
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Sales
a AAA

ac.,,, saIes On the E1ehangs Ie4as:
=, .ot1 = N. 1Ao 600 i2:ua noon 2So ooo
no n $40 900 900 N $50 cog
tUni. Of trading. 10 shares res, In 1.o2san- Ssan-
tuySey tslyS eyyrSer the BANKRUPTCY Act, or secur-
i,iss assumed BY such companies. Rates
n the fS,ssSns Srs.S On sf6s ts as
ss,,art.rly ar serai-annual declaration.
IIi% 1niess So Otherwise noted, special Or na extra
dividends are not included. sid &C. cansG, snss.
= =, 20 srfrss. Plus stock dividend. Cash
or or stocf. eDeciared or paid 50 far TINS
year Payable in stock. estimated cssn s.,
veaT Declared or paid after STOCK
dividend or spht-up. kpeelared Or paiSs piS
this year, an accumulatiye Issue VII wiIn
adiyiderd omitted, deferred or no action
taksn AZ last dividend meeting. Payanle
h stock, exact cash value unoetefnineo
cn declaration dats.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Trade Activity Boosts
D, T.. Postal Receipts
To July Record
By Edwofd c. Stone

Revenues received at the City Post
Once in July were the highest on
record for that month, except in
July, 1945, Gordon Bell, acting post
master, announced today.
July receipts totaled 81 48,485 in
comparison with $l,3sS,877 in July
OF last year, an increase of $49, ,6c8,
or 3.55 per cent, Mr. Bell reported.
In the seven months of 1948, postal
revenues climbed to 1884, ,792
against a total of $9,345,312 in the
Like 1947 period, an increase of $685.
430, or 638 per cent and very close
to the all-time high mark.
The July upswing was the 1lth
consecutive monthly gain and was
due to the present business boom in
the Capital, Mr.. Bell said.
Exchange Trading Scars.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange for July scared to total
4f 22,435 shares, Exchange officials
reported today.
Trading in Potomac Electric
Power common reached 15,064
shares against SOFT in June. The
turnover was three times that OF
June due to the new five-hour ses-
sicns which went into effect July
Is.
washington Gas Light common
stood second in volume OF trading
July sales totaling 1885 shares as
compared with 651 shares in the
preceding month.
Lanston's Earnings Improve.
David S. Hendrick, chairman OF
the board of the Lanston Monotype
CO., reported today that earnings
from operations for the three
months ending May 81 approx
mated SLOT per share as compared
with SO cents per share in the cor
responding period year ago.
Shipments for the period showed
an increase of 1884 900 over the
same months in 1947.
sales are continuing above normal
levels and shipments for June ana
July we're most satisfactory.
Bank Debts Up Sharply.
New records In bank debts were
reported all over the country in the
first half year, the American Banker
comments. Debts in Washington
banks totaled $4,321 ,358,000 which
was a gain of 1874 per cent over the
like period In 1947 and l56 per cent
over the same months in 1910.
Nationally the checks handled
totaled s6l1 ,652 900, 900 for the half
wear. 1874 per cent over the same
period in 1947 and 1873 per cent over
prewar 1910. This is the largest
six-month total in history, promls-
ing another trillion-dollar-pius year
in 48.
In June the 333 cities had total
bank debts of s10S, ,629 900 900, larg-
est month in history except last De-
cember, and Is per cent over l947.
Associates Honor Didden.
Oficers and directors Of the Ma
tional Capital Bank recently gave
a dinner party to George A. Didden'
ir.. in honor of his five years as pres
ident of the institution. He took
the helm on August l, 1943. During
his administration, the bank has
enjoyed marked prosperity, deposits
having doubled, reaching s11 253,ooO
on June 80. The bank has also es-
tablished thriving branch.
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Liner America to Sail
Under Private Owners
Nv ,he A,,oejoted Press

HOBOKEN, N j, Aug. 3.-The
largest merchant ship ever built in
the United States. the liner Amer
lea, which travelled about 100000
miles on war duty. makes its first
transatlantic voyage tomorrow a.
a privately owned vessel
Evening star., 1948-08-03
N. Y. Bond Market
sEIECrED Lisf 81 iSSUkS


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Kan c Sou 4s76 1o3iA
|LehVal4has2003 Ao,A
Leh Val 4s2O03s 3T
Lorrillard 3s 50 1olh
MET Ed Ga "A 1oo,h
Mich CG 317s69 1o5ah
MKT IS 81 A TIA
MKT adj 5s67 -
mo Pac 6Has 80 2oh
Mo Pac IS 7S @. o.
tMo Pac IS 81 L a.
lMo Pac gn Is Is A3A
lMor&E3las20o0 S6A
In o r M 51as54 o5ih
IN o TN IS 81 %
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N Y Tel 3lss 7S 1o3A
IN Y Tel 2As SO olH
lNorflkSo 5s2o14 7o,h
Nor P cit 41as75 1o@H
Nor Pac 4s 81 los
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lPennRR gn5s6S Ill
lPennRRc41as60 11S
PennRRg4Ias66 1o5A
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Phila Fl 2sls 81 100
Phil Pet 2s4s64 1ooN
PtWVa 4Eas60c 0o4t
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Seab in4kas2016 7o,A
lSea A L 4s96 1oz
lSocony-V21as76 924S
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lSou Pac Ans 80 o7h
Sou Pac 24s96. 01h
lSo Ry gn Is Sc S6A
lStdOCal 2As66 1ol
lTPMPT 3hs "a 1olh
Third Ave IS go 50
lUn Pac gas 76- 100
IWsPenPr3as66 1o7h
IWest Nd As So 1o1h
West On IS 81 1ooh
lWest On 5s 90 - -.
iWstEl eve .65s73 lo1
iWisc Cent a 40 67H
Evening star., 1948-08-03
Washington Exchange
SALES

Peoples Drug Store common-3O at "a.
Potomac Elec Pwr common-1O0 at IA, 10
at a. 200 at IA, 100 at II, 100 at
Lanston Monotype-5o at "a. 200 at 23h
Garinckel common-10 at 10.
Garfnckel 4AG pfd-5 at 81.
woodward g. Lothrop common-3O at 35
Capital Transit 4s-$1 900 at 81.
Potomac Elec Pwr $50 pfd "A'-32 at
Potomac Eiec Pwr $50 pfd "B"-1oo at
A
American Security Il Trust-1o at 2eh.
WashinEton Gas common-14 at 27b,
16 at 27
Natl Savings & Trust Co at 436.
Lanston Monotype-5 at "a
Washinston Gas common-1OO at 81
100 at 81
Potomac Elec Pwr $50 pfd "A"-5 at
Evening star., 1948-08-03

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FOREIGN ESD
Australia IS IS 1o2M
Denmk blas 6b- IS
ItalCCns 1-3s77 1914
Italian 1st 3s77 17H.
Lomb FL rs 81 as
Teru lst IS 60 1h
Rome 6has So 25h
Uruguay 3Ias "a ASA
DOMESTIC $50
Am&F p $4,000 .
Am T&T 2As57 112h
Am T&T 2As6l 1854
Am T&T 2Nss0 e2iA
Am T&T 2NsS2 9lM
AmTobacco3s62 1o2
A T 8 = Is 96 LAP
3 d O "a 95J 73h
Balt&Ch 5s75B -
Balt&Oh 5s95G 63iA
BRO cv 41a2010 S1B
Balt&Oh 4s75A. 0oN
Bang A CIV As 81 95h
Beth stl 2As 10 9eiA
Bost Ne 4hs 70 56h
Brk o G gas rs e6
Can Nat5s69O Oct 1o7H
Can Pac Is perp o5H
Caro- C&O As 65 1o0
c Ga41as2020A SO
C Ga 41as2O20B 5lN
Cent Ga As 95 STA
Cn RR NJ SIS 81 67h
C B q @ 41as 77ll1W
CMStP41as2019 7oiA
cMStP4 Ias2044 56iA
C n st p As "a 1o3A
CRrin4as2O19 e6ls
CleveUT4hs 1o2lh
Col & So 4 4IasS0 50
Col G&E 3Ks73 1o1
Cons Ed cv 1868 1o6
Cons Ed gas Sc S4A
Deere gas 65 1ol
Del & Hud As SO S6
DIR in 4Ha2015 66lh
Duo 1t 2As n o7h
GtNor 2sss2O10 TN
Hud Coal 5s62A 95h
Hud&M in IS 81 23h
ICC StL IS SO A ~
TCCStL 4 y 3 90 0oA
Int a N 1&tfSSS 81
Evening star., 1948-08-03

baltimore l. Ohio Railroad han.
died 67.o1e cars in the week ended
:Julv al VS.. 65,238 in the previous
week and es,233 in the IKE 1871
week. =
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Aus. 3 P.-Dividends
declared:
Rate Rod record. able!
Evening star., 1948-10-31
Mss Steiner We'd

Miss Louise Helen Steiner,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Steiner Of Riverdale. Md, and Mr..
Phillip Herman Lambert, son of
Mrs. Christopher Lambert of War;
rem, Mich, and the late Mr.. Lam
bert, were married at noon yester-
day in st. Jerome's Catholic Church
in Hyattsville. Father Edward
Roach oficiated at the ceremony
and said the nuptial mass.
Mrs. Rita Zuch Young was ma
tron of honor and Miss Sandra May
Oliver was Junior bridesmaid. The
best man was Mr.. Timothy Joseph
Evening star., 1948-10-31
December Weddiup

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris L. Hambur.
ger announce the engagement Of
their daughter Ada to Mr.. r. Robert
Linowes, son Of Mrs. Rose Linowes
of Washington and Trenton, N. j.
The wedding will take place in De-
cember.
Miss Hamburger is a graduate of
Corcoran Art School and George
Washington University, where she
was president of Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority. Mr.. Linowes attend Ham
ilton College before serving in the
military intelligence of armed
forces. He received his law degree
from Columbia Law School.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

of Mrs. Matthew Blazius Of Taren-
tum. Pa, and the late Mr.. Ludwig
Engel.
Mr.. Daniel Nargoski gave his sister
in marriage and Miss Jane Nargoski
was her sisters maid of honor. Mr..
Engel had his brother. Sergt. Gerald
Engel as his best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel will live in
Hyattsville after a Middle Western
wedding trip.
Evening star., 1948-10-31
announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin v. pyles Of
Brandywine, Md, announce the re-
cent marriage of their daughter,
Jacqueline Ann, to Mr., Thomas Ed.
gar Bayne, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas e. Bayne Of T. B., Md.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

Downey and the ushers were Mr.
Verl Tefft and MIR. Earl NARROW
both Of warren and both brothers
in-law of the bridegroom.
After the reception of the Catho-
lie Daughters Club in Washington,
the couple left for New York City.
From there they will 60 to Detroit
via Niagara Falls and Canada and
after the middle OF November they
will be at home In Warren.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

The Ninth Street Christian Chuch
was the scene yesterday afternoon
of the wedding of Miss Ruth Mar
goski and Mr.. Raymond Engel, the
Rev. j. Lloyd Black officiating at 5
o'clock. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Stephanie Nargoski of
Wilkes Barre, Pa. and the late MI.
Nargoski and Mr.. Engel is the son
Evening star., 1948-10-31
In Ne1V APARTMENT

MIR. and Mrs. Ellis. Brent have
moved from the Broadmoor to their
apartment at the Dorchester,
Evening star., 1948-10-09
HOUSES WAkTEp TO RENT.

PHYSICIAN. Public Health. and wife wan,
SS%sEissn gRvs!s{y Ssse wo 9 s5S Es ssn' 1i I:
or ffioU sna aAt vie Stos Desire o
furn. house in NV. or Bethesda area for
occupancy about Dec. 1st. OIL. s242
YOUNG COUPLE and child desperately
nv n, section pref. $75 to S125 maximum.
leiepnohe OR. AHA. Ill
WANTED yAsS BY Norwegian diplomat, unfurn
51pearm' 5o49 house; NV. or suburbs. OR
GOVT. ENGINEER. wife. De.
sire small unfurn. house; prefer acreage;
TH relereGees' easa pay mos. rent in advance
GkcESTLY NEEDED-rurntsh.d 33.9p.d. 39
room rs>T home ne Or home suitable for families
9fi 9hIo vi FAMILY, MSfL9 normal school.se1 1e Chill
dren, need house, good area; reasonable;
saSaI stssn offieRS vile Ta ,SS SS55
need furnished or semifurnished house.
yard garage; max. $3.50. ordway 4171.
NAVAL OFFICER urgently needs Q or 2
bedrm. unfurn. house in desirable location.
near grade school, shopping center; will
give CIV. exc excellent care to house. grounds:
NaVAh oF iHH EsiEs VIE "a .9s osas children
shesda Tor ss aa'e ovsl s0t 5aso sas p
YOUNG SETTLED COUPLE desires unfur-
owhss osnsa sF9om sS ma.%um h9uss w u. esTs .
A. F: OFFICER and family desire unfurn.
2-3 bedrm. house or apt; willing to re-
paint interior II you desire; care guar
anteed; 500 max. HI. 1927. To-
DESIRABLE unfurnished 3 or 4 bedroom
house in NV. or suburban area; respon-
siole, permanently located: will consider
option to purchase; will pay six months
rent in advance for right house in good
location. Call J. W. BLACKBURN. SH OSS3.
TO-
UNFURNISHED 8-bedrm. 2-bath house, in
CHEVY Chase. NV. Wash, nearby Md or
Va, desired by Dec. lst; adults only; good
care assured. Phone Ordway 4141. 10
ChILDLEss COUPLE wish unturn. house
landlords: will post bond; guaranteed be-
havior OF small dog. FA. 3l77. III
Evening star., 1948-10-09
HOUSES UkFuRhIsnep.

BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL, desires rent
suburban or country; 2-3 bedrm, unfurn.
SSs'i AZ HSyE y 's' sEEkcT CLIENTS for G
per mo; kindly can Mrs. Dixon. ST. 700.
sAsts sAsEshAs !, Pi1GA FRIfksR1D 4 ee Northern ls
steady, sober; Washinstonisns; e%oo.naF S yeaTs
pTesens p5.se apt.i excellent refs. MRS. JONES
SAyaL Sa,.a or OFFICER = needs sbedrm: unfurn
vACANT-siiiiver Spring. Lovely e-rm de-.
ttached Colonial brick. VI. old, immac. !;
fireplace. lh tile baths, concr front porch.
sis! nossS5 ss@'P vi ses $685. &C heat GiS Tsf
XII EsHF MHTfhkY mGnhi Fl asSS
pedrm semidetached house, near Alexan-
sssPd1shz e TASIToss 81 sr 2s7s s&s room. 6,2n,
recreation room, detached ssraee, h..w.h.. ho.
ssasoT Sos 3ssh so CAPITOL st. HOMRHs45s Nh sss
ANDREWS FIELD vIcINITY-sman g.
ssfxG At saT = sl19 mo: ,a ,Iietofy s1si 10:
mmed pess; @ $50 @ 'ss mo: A0SSoeI5a %oopR1baE hsei
fEAtTG fisis GES2eA SIC M SvE. 7aSa %he.ton Hills Nd
r; A: HUMpgRiEs. Keaitor. sos N No. Capt.
NEWLY DEC-s-rm. home, partly fur
in NE. Wash. mi. from downtown: nu.
merous outbldgs. for poultry or dog breed
ing. ete; rent, $500 per mo. Box 1855
BEAUTIFUL, large. modern design home
In Hampshire View: 6 bedrms., baths,
very nG large n liV rm with d frepIaee Issee SAX
month OWNER. 81. 215o q
BROOM, kit and bath house, $50: 3-rm
KIT; and bath house, $3.50. Wisconsin
8-ROOM BRICK, good location in Anacos-
tia; suitable for doctor or dentist. Call
Monday TR. 400 HARTMAN REALTY
INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. IL
Evening star., 1948-10-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwe...

NEW HOMES, CUSTOM BUILT A good
address, with city conveniences, lovely rural
HaySSay WITH fesnsS asssupP PRICED ssa
e SRsa ,7s5 10 to %sHz sSS aE
Ss47 81 'ts2i c2IyakT Hh Foss sws1ee5o. vacant Io
Ffasea spts sAM RosE HD lI9ms s7oo baths io as
2 to pm Detached brick; 8 bedrms.,
yfis Hssr Gall 81 2h5G Of ar4r IF ';s5
1878 LOCUST RID. NV. tshepherd Park).
Open Sat and Sun, 2 to 6 pm. Detached
brick brick Colonial: center hall, tiled kitchen,
hnished recreation room and bar. den,
eat; ead; beauty Of a home: reduced to s47,-
SE: - $253G = "PENNYS " ASosfso5iIiHpESss s
Open Sat and Sun ie@hsrse esr seTaax eiapboaTd st
grounds s ! with Beautiful shrubs. ist iir. d
bTar%y % din Tn Fm XII E With pantry wIa TepaSs poWdsr
Esfenfas fesa so sell Pesm at ss5eoS aths vii III tsa
for your home. Excellent home for large
SsERN0WN sENSWN REALTY CORP, Realtors, .DU.
.al, ssle : PINEY BRANCH Rp. NV, open
TO-DAY b1,nG q 2 to 5:30s Sunday II to 6--semi-
and yDf sas on isl If' M acesed 1ss
refrigerator, insulated, built-in garage; lot
l47 IT. deep; A fine home, convenient to
streetcars stores, schools. etc. Ewes or
sEAyAs Rsator s sSi0F 7sS f5eh shSs st. aT
sos s ouaase;KENBos otas; ST. NV. tnear sberi-
dan Theatel. Open Sat. and sun. 2 to
p pm, pm. Detached home, with 4 bedrms.
shopping center; owner will 'i give posses H
sion with deposit; priced at only Sl3.95O,
q Re- s&ss4. & PENNY PENNY AposfoLipEs APO Ae Hes
6eNNreHSS, DOWN. " xw.-smsu brick. 10 tlrss
eminent ss3s rsgssnt, ns,1 Suildsf q paIiias ess
aneassins eass rKANK X salqS ciBs6ss sIgS2s
1888 Jefferson pl. NV. Ma. 952S. %
9Th AND RITTENHoUsE-2O TT. wide
semidet. brick; rms, 2 incIosed heated
porches: converted for 2 families piping
already in; 81 300. with substantial cash
SlGLER q T1SHLER, Ia. 134s, RA. 9199.
SMALL HOME-Attractively remodeled In
the Georgetown manner; located in finest
CHEVY Chase. D. G.. area; large living rm
hedrms.' mod. bath: all.electric kitchen.
automatlc pnx aa neat: price s15'75o. No brokers.
% FOR SALE BY BY OWNER, s1e.5oo-so9rm 5ooaso
brick In Glover Park; screened porches,
full basement. gas heat. garage in excel
cond. Call OIL. 0529. 8
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE s14s5o
eseent s ozsE h 5rik nR
dining room. So, 900 down, balance terms
RHANE9 R9ssfss!sn 4, cs!5 ao Ho 1893 or Or 1S47
Evening star., 1948-10-09
APARTs. UNEuRhIsHsp tco,,,

vsn.t;ssn vvnEs ROOMS SsIa with pvt. bath. terrace.
s1o !s91roniSsnsd: SIs immediate occupancy; sioo.
VETERANS ONLY rms, Ss5, rms.
$so dneluding utilities: Manchester
shire hiIeens, psta sio41l2 Tahona Dr.. New Hamp-
ave: to lst I'd. on left past University
!sne' rental applications being taken at
5ao:z 5hm: no. 1925 Vermont ave. NV, MA.
AVAILABLE OCTOBER %; nicely papered m
ao: ao:: rm:' DIM rm. bedroom and kitchen;
zSo per mo. Utilities included; adults pre-
aeFFeo' MI S24O. III
8 NICE ROOMS. next to bath newly deco
rated. utilities included; of 10th St; mar
feSo sied couple or 2 men; no children. MI.
3III 18th ST. N.E.-Liv rm. bed rms.
ana reception room on 1st floor; dining
[m, bath and kitchen basement. utilities
furnished; ideal for several adults or 3
couples; Sl25 per mo. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE co. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
GEoRGETowN-open to 8, Saturday
and Sunday; 1888 Thomas Jefferson St;
fine location beside canal. u block be-
lo9 1o M tt:rt St; two 2,rm; apis left; sl25;Sl5o
WINSTON CO., RE 1888. 10
Evening star., 1948-10-09
COOP. ApTs. FOR SALE

I427 CHAPN ST. N.W.-lst-fioor front.
owner. CO. 1854. 10
BY OWNER, near 10th and Columbia I'd
rooms. kitchen. bath. dinette; in estab-
lished co-operative building, at original
cost OR. S746. 10
vETERAN-Immediatel available, at
tractfye 3la-rm. apt. Of your own for
only 5000. Call DE. 4357 after 4 pm.
THIS is AN OPPORTUNITY to purchase
an attractive, 3-exposure apt. in Tilden
Gardens. one of Washington's foremost
cooperative apt. developments. 3 bed
rooms. living room. dining room, solarium,
kitchen and 2 baths. Price of equity,
S27 300. Also 2-bedroom furnished apt /;
price OF equity, S26,500 Both apts
available for immediate occupancy. For
further information and inspection, tel
WO 1894, Apt 3Ol-D 10
Evening star., 1948-10-09
MOVING, PACKING e.d STORAGE.

FURNITURE yAN-Two expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
SMALL JOBS-Pers effects. bageage, etc;
s3;n5 s minim9m; mini any time. days. ewes.
BY EXPER. VETERANs. furni. l1G
ture, baggage. 24-hr. service: reas. rate
MR GARRETT, OW 1851. ia
SAFETY STORAGE d TRANSFER CO.
Individual compartments as low as IS per
month; no. Moving local and long distance.
@ Or TE 51ss: Sun: and ewes, re 1855.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
tae tne :, country. safe storage in separate
UNION STORAGE CO. NC. est 1908
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.1s4.hr.
service; furniture moving and hauling;
MOVING between n WasRins, Wal hing
ton. D. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West STAGES. For free estimate. phone ST.
55g5; nights and holidays. phone Bruins
E6k Eisk' HdET M: 2Tos snd s re, Ssyerse eharIes.
days and Sundays. call North 5000 %
Evening star., 1948-10-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

tNFURNISHED 1-bedroom apt. nice local
fly; near public school; for apt, or house
ss NEAR coNN. CONN., AND isDoi. o8ALoRhAMR' 'RD. Have
newly redec. ,1-bedrm. apt. in fine apt
fop SbedIm dupie2 at o in n D or Viii
rent or buy house in NV. area. Box
UNFGiRS. UtHTGi S.s MODERN 1-bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit, dinette and bath apt in good NV
location, for modern 1-rm. kit and bath
apt. In NV. Box 467-D, Star. 10