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Evening star., 1950-05-04
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
une6 stasS pspaTtmen' Soe1 81 ASr1Y96Ss
bashets and 6ashel 'eSSt Soxss I'0 SS Sf
. inch up, New Jersey Delicious. = 90,
3 t5 Romes > $500. Wincsaps, IS
Fen@ssSS"S 3rsfns H9%ei delicious ;@S" s% was se
Virginia WineSa ps, 3 uu-3 So, VtrSlNi
Ben Davis. 2l4-2lg inch, l5u-l.75
PotatoeSS-old market about steady unr.
washed Pennsylvania KRtahdinS. u S
No. l. size A loO-pound sacks Zoo" IS
Sweet potatoes-Market abou, STEADY
Maryland Elrelnis ouShel baskets
). .775-a 90 White Vans. a!5. " Deis%aT, s.s VAR
buShel baskets Peurto RiClauS, U 5 No !
10; New Jersey bushei hampers Jerseys
Y; 5. No. /, orangs type, $.oo-32 -. Puerto
Poultry Quotations.
70, Ponltry1Weaker unaertone. receipt
sale prices: FryerS 60 pounds and up
$3.50; very few y hens, heavy weishts
49, roasers m9ste yeesTIinss tS te9 sa' geiFh's fe'
Grain Market
Flour-ReceiptS, a,"0H loo-pound sacks
Wheat-ReceiptS none shipments. ~
No. > red winter. garlcky, spot domestic
:" rs; May, ms; No. red winter, ear
~ CornwReceipts, 2.aol bushels ship
ments, none; stocks. i.43S,373 bushels
Oats-Receipts 4l,1la bushels; ship
ments,, none; stocks 993l0 bushels. NJ
QuOl lAtlOnS.
Barley - Receipts none; shipments
none; stocks, 12O,OS5 bushels
Rye-Receipts, 3o:lls bushels: ship
oybeanS-ReceiptS, none; shipments
none; stocks. 204, 4,252 bushels
Mlllfeed-ReceiptS, 454 tons
Butter and Eggs.
EegS-Market about steady; demand
slow; receipts rather heavy; A large. IS
Al, few higher; mediums. 34-31.
small, supplies insufficient to quote, !
large. 1896; current receipts, ungraded
2S-30.
Receipts-Butter, 47675 pounds; esss
6O1 cases
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May tP,.-New Orleans
and local selling which touched OF stop
loss orders, extended declines in cotton
futures to 80 cents bale in forenoon
trading today.
When the selling abated. the market
recovered partially on mill buying and
short covering: A leading, spot firm sold
against purchases. Of July 1880 contracts
at difference Of 15 points.
The ECA issued an additional cotton
purchase, credit of Ss25,o 900 to Denmark
with deliveries to be made in the period
of July 20-December 81. This followed
a credit Of S550,O00 to the same country
reported wednesday.
WASHINGTON advices also said that CCC
officials are considering recommendation
Of cotton trade leaders that the 1949 Crop
loans, expiring July 81, be extended to
November or December so that the loan
equities will be readily available to mer-
chants if supplies are tight prior to the
new crop.
one private forecast estimated cotton
farmers planting intentions at 2l.741,-
900 acres, against the Department of
Agriculture allotment Of about 22.250-
600 and actual Paintings ast season OF
- .359, 900.
Noon prices were 80 to 65 cents a
bale lower than the previous close. May,
30 go; July. 32.73. and october, 81 .43.
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May p -Whtat futures
we're Stgons today II eaFG aeAlinSs c9
ne Beera Of TRACE TO-DAY but the fsea
wheHi euytnE wSs influenced by Son-
tlauco unfaverae.s weather both IN ths
Sou,hWeSte-p Winter wheat esii and 'hs
Early SoSe-Aa buyinE ana Shorteo,cTirE
vss Influenced by hsEhsr prices tor eot-
tonseed oil eu; prohttSkins forced prices
sFtl,ns caused partly ey iarEeT recsiN's
Near ne ned Of the nr,, hour wheat
sfe1,oa. ss 'fa5 nnss 2''S Ma. 70 s6s es2a yaa" as w
coNn IT,. cents; Mas 49, ana
oats we're ss.l's lower May, SSss Soy
h~snS Ee~e a cent higheT to : loSet.
a Hundred pcuads Gun Htsnr1' Mas, As
More corn apparently 's being a.
tracted 10 the nsrkeJ BY the hMhsr
6y Ts sHd '@ e 56 IS ia tEssG 81 so'
No moisture SAS reported IN the south
NeS, over nlRht More rain and SAoN Is
forecast II ;he Northwest however, where
snrlns wheat plantmE Is away behind
There was considerable speculation
amonK trade authorities over the private
crop forecast yesterday for about 6Ss
forecast was INsuec hN { NJ Gavin. crop
stattStloiau tor James n Bennett s CO
The EeaerRl comment vas that, even II
the crop is tina; small the supply situation
year hence probably viii not BE- serious
Authorities said that II the sprinS wheat
Cyop is around ''aO million bushels, this
would mean total wheat crop of about
9lN million eushelS The uhimAnn Drain
Go SAio domestic consumption duE!ns the
crop wear probably would total about SSA
million and exports aye expected 70 Re
SmR!eT--srounG SO million bushslS This
stocks, but not Substantially. trade sources
Salc
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Lead Price Advanced
fourth-Cent More
As Demand Rises
81 the ASSec,o,sd ersss

NEW YORK, May "A leading
custom Smelter today advanced
the price of lead one quarter cent
a pound to 1ll4 cents. New York
basis. and major producers fol-
lowed
This was the third Quarter-cent
boost for lead within two weeks.
The price of 1912 which prevailed
from March II to April 20 this
year was the lowest since early
November Of 1916 when the price
was headed upward following the
end of OPA controls.
Lead supplers said demand
from storage battery manufac-
turers. makers of lead cable. sheet
and pipe. and the paint industry
has been active and sales have
been adequate TO absorb the daily
intake of lead SmelterS.
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Nv Shares Decline
AS Much as s. in
Narrow Market
By the Associc.ed Press

NEW YORK. May radio
television stocks were beaten down
today for losses running to around
three points.
The balance of the market
traced a narrow price pattern with
most changes limited to small
fractions. Gains and losses were
fairly we'll divided.
Business vas brisk. A good deal
of the activity centered on the TV
group.
The response of Chrysler COM
mon stock to settlement of the
100-day strike against the COM
pany was negligible, to say the
least. A block OF $500 shares
changed hands at the opening
at 685s. a gain of So and just un-
der the 1949-50 high.
Later, considerable trade was
done in the issue at 677s, a net
loss of Is.
Upsetting the TV group were
widening reports of a slowup in
sales.
Down two points or more were
Motorola and Zenith. Emerson,
Admiral and Philco each lost more
than a point, while fractional
losses were posted for Radio
Corp, Magnavox and Interna-
tional Telephone.
General Motors declined q point
or so and smaller prices were paid
for Packard. Studebaker. Sears
Roebuck, International Harvester,
Phelps Dodge. Du Pont, Westing-
house Electric. Philip Morris
Chesapeake g. Ohio. Nickel Plate,
Barnsdall Oil and American Air
lines.
High-priced Superior Oil of CAL
ifornia jumped 10 points to 253.
Slightly up were Goodyear
Montgomery Ward. j. I. Case,
American Telephone. Common
wealth Edison. Anaconda Copper,
Kennecott Copper, American Cy-
anamid, Dow Chemical, Union
Carbide, American Woolen, Santa
Fe, New York Central, Southern
Pacific, Gulf Oil and United
States Gypsum.
Railway issues tended down.
ward in the bond market. United
States Government issues held
steady in over-the-counter deal
ings.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Nav 4 up USDA).-Sala-
bic hogs, 1000: fairly active; $3.50 cents
Esr higher on butchers; most M advance on on
Is cents higher; some sales 80 cents
higher; id @ top. 1880: most good and choice
pounds. 11.75-Is.25; 30O-340 pounds,
l7.0O-17.i5; few 350-3S5 pounds, 1926
1918; small lots 160-1S0 pounds, 1926
1928: SowS under $50 pounds 1900
1928: few 1850; 475-6O0 pounds, 1850
Is 90; good clearance.
Salable cattle. 1000; salable calves
300; slow; slaughter steers and heifers
steady to so cents lower; steers over
1.050 pounds closed dull, $500 cents
lower; good cows fully steady; lower
GRADES slow. steady TO % cents lower;
bulls and vealers steady 10 weak; load
good to choice l.071-pound steers, 1880;
bulk medium and good fed steers and
yearlinss. 25.75-2950; load mostly choice
S40-pound heifers, 60 so: most medium
and GOOD heifers. 2550-2s.75 few good
cows; % ;oo;24 90: most common and
weight Gamers and cutters, l65o-I $ 90;
some cutters and common COWS mixed
1928; medium and good sausage bulls
q $4,000; medium and choice vealers
sala6ie Sheep. 900: shorn lambs fully
steady; good to choice 100-pound offeringS,
1880; two loads around LIS pounds at
$3.50: wooled lambs and spring lambs
absent: ewes steady. mostly 900-13 90;
clearance good.
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Thermoid Co. earned $270,847
or 81 cents in March quarter VS..
&279,139 or 80 cents O year earlier.
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FOREIGN Exchonoe

NEW YORK MAY 2 -FoTeiEn eI-
change rates follow tGrcat Britain IN
dollarS. Others IN cc0ts) Canadian dollar
discount or anlH'a U. cents un.
Changed
Europe Great Britain pound $ Sats
uncranEcd, Great Britain IO-day futures
H.So,s, GnchanSed Great Britain SO-dAy
futures, " sa}G UNCHANGED. 0Test Britain
St-oSy futures. - 5aSs unchanEed France
ttTaNCl ."Njs Of cent. unChNnGeG
Italy 'nIal- -lHls OF a cent UNCHANGED. /.
sweden ,AronRN. la.Sc, uuchanRed; SNit.
Zerlsno ttrAnCi freet. - 20, unchanged.
Latin America ATgentlnA tireel. II "O,
uNthSGreO Brazil tlreel. 5 SO un-
changed Mexico. So unshansed
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. May uP.-Butter 477,532
irregular. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons: Creamery, higher than 81 scor,
(AA), 601z; 81 score tAl, 59s4; 80 scor,
OBJ, 5s'4; 80 score CC), 5s.
Cheese-1s7,0s5; steady, prices un
changed.
Irregularity marked dealings today il
the wholesale egg market. Receipts totalet
l6,64O cases. Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors. fancy heavy.
weights. 36-31; extra / large, 34iz-35
extra / medium. }3; extra l medium
processed. 34-34I2; current receipts, 32lS
dirties 80: checks, 2s
White, fancy heavyweights, 36-37: extra
/ large. 34la-35; extra l medium, 1894
Browns, fancy heavyweishts, 36-37
extra l large. 34l2-35
Nearby; Top quotations are basec
largely on exchange trading)
Whites, extra fancy heavyeights, 81
fancy heavyweights. 1886; others, large
34-35; mediums, 1898; pullets, 1880
Browns, extra fancy heavyweights. 81
fancy heavyweights, 1896: others, large
33-34i2; mediums. 1898; pullets, ~.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Potomac Edison Co. earned
&751 ,421 In March quarter vs..
46e5, 1863 a year earlier.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Washington Exchange
SAIEG

Hecht common-1OO at 3Olg. 25 at 3OIa
Hecht common-lOO at 3OI2.
ferred-50 at 77s.
Washington Gas common-5O at 26ss, sc
at 262s. 100 at 263s, 100 at 26ss.
Sapltal TTsnsit-l0O at 81, 20 At 81.
15ss.
Capital Transit-1oo at 81, 100 at 81
Virginia Electric & Power common-1C
at p; 400 at 2H7s. 100 at 2O7s, 20C
at GOA, 100 at GOA.
RIGGS Bank common at 315.
Washlngton Gas $3.50 preferred-15 Ai
Evening star., 1950-05-04
IN. Y. Bond Market

list NCLCDES ONLY SELECIED ISSUES
aElrniahed hy the ASSaeiated PTesal
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Hourly Sales on Che Exchange Today:
IL 100 am 40 600 l2 90 noon coo 600
100 pm. l l2o 900 2:OOpm. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares sIn bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganised
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such com mpanies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semianrual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
xT E1 rshts. Also G extra or extras. XII ofia Pias
stock dividend. d Cash or stock. eDe-
clared or paid so far this year. Payable
in stock, estimated cash value on 1-SS.v'-
dend date Paid last year b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends In arrears. . Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared 1949 payable in 1850. y Liqui-
cash value undetermined on declaration
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Marker Averages
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, May 4 tP.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 1914
cents Q pound, Connecticut Valley; lead
1lA cents o pound. New York: zinc, 11l4
cents o pound, East ST. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 4 H1.-Dividends de.
clared Pc Stock OF Pay.
Rate. riod. record. able
Evening star., 1950-08-17

WASHING MACHINE. Monitor, apt.
size, almost new; $50. SH. 1888.
WASHING MACHINES-For sale, or
rental; S5 per mo. wringer. or 81
per mo automatic. Mr.. DOWD. OR,
1900 al
WASHING MACHINES, up to 4Oct
disc. on all floor models; last year
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes. till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
19ll Nichols ave Sc LII 4-7n0O
Evening star., 1950-08-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

LEANING-Colored girl desires lob
Monday through Friday; reference
general RaIo oHoUsEwoRK, reliable, in,
telligent girl. excel. laundress; tc
3 PIN. HU. 4673
GIRL, colored, wishes job as g.h.w
with plain cooking; refs; live out
no Sundays. LA. 6-6957.
GIRL. eolored. desires work. care Of
children, houSework; will stay 4
nights If required: reference. Cal
JUANITA. NE. 5000.
MAID, experienced. wants part-timt
job or days work. Call EX.. 1862
REFINED SWEDISH housekeeper
wishes to take care of home oil
elderly person; $50 wk. Box 204-V
WANTED by a reliable woman, day.
OF part-time work. FIR: 235S.
cafeteria, beauty psrlor or drug
COLoRED GIRL. ntst. desires jott
Ssh eo0Eing ns, or @,si shw" 5h-day wki; ref
coIoRED ofl5 RHl 'SSh GIRL desires s.h.T, E
days or days work or part time
references. pU. 1894.
COLORED GIRL, exper.. wants Job
stay nights. HU. 4l43.
COLORED GIRL. wants Job; nurse
maid for 3 wks.; adoreS children;
loves to travel. Ii. 3-700l. II"
COLORED WOMAN wants part-time
work, 5-day week; references. CO.
COLORED WOMAN to do cleaning
by the day on Fridays; no children
reference Call AID. 6357
Evening star., 1950-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE. ETC.--Estate and stor-
age sale OF desirable, used and new
furniture: knabe upright piano,
refrigerators, radios, floor covering,
etc. BY order DR.. Louis x. Kolipin-
ski, executor estate Ella M. Ocker-
SRaeSen other consisnors s11oFs By auction IA" at
WEsCHLER's, 905 E st. NV, to-
morrow, commencing $50. am.
Used group for dining; dinette,
studio and sofa beds, chests of
drawers, cedar chests; record cabi-
maple bedroom groups, sculptured
marble bust and pedestal, washing
machine, chairs, twin and double
beds, coil and box springs. sterilized
innerspring and felt mattresses,
kitchen and utility cabinets, dressers,
etc. New furnishings include, Hide
A-Beds, boudoir and lounge chairs,
lamp, end, cocktail and occasional
tables, sectional and other sofas, etc.
FURNITURE-Owner selling living
room. dining room, bedroom. library
and kitchen furniture; part prac-
tically new. Seen by appointment.
10 am. to 8 pm. LA. 6-S133 H.
for eftlGiency apsTtment;
FURNITURE-Bedrm. set, g pieces,
walnut, Sl25.; one single bed, S25.
3409 Ordway st. NV. 1S'.
lamps, rugs, STUDIO
couch, tables, odds and ends. small
pocket book prices. Must sell i'm
med. RE. POSI-, Ext. $40. -19
FURNITURE--Mod. sofa. kit, table,
chairs, walnut bed, night stand.
dressing table, mirror, desk, etc
1907 10th st. Nv after IL Pm.
- Floor lamps. beds,
mattresses, brkf. rm. set, chest of
drawers. ping pong table. ST. 671l.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BUSGIRL and dishwasher.. expert
enced. desires job. Call after 800
NURSE. Practical; day relief duty in
city; best ref; sal. reas. AID. 076O.
NURSE (white,. emcient, reliable;
chronic invalid bed patient; unen-
numbered; can leave city. 81. 1913.
NURSE-white. 90. undergrad. peri.
health, capable cheerful; wants case.
40 hrs; NV. Box 1SS-V, Star.
NURSE (white), trained, efhcient. re-
liable; chronic. invalid bed patient;
ddoeetor's refs; day duty. Hillside
NURSES-Interracia Registry, grad
yates, undergraduates, trained prac-
ticals; any type of nursing duties.
DU. 3262 or Ii. 7-926S. 22'
NURSE, undergrad; give hypos; day
or night duty. LU. 1-475S. 10"
NURSE-TYPJST. Al diversified expe-
rience, seeks permanent position,
doctors office or similar. SH. 359S.
STENOGRAPHIC WORK-By hour or
day; typing; mailing. In your office.
by ARRANGEMENT. ST 7O35. IL
| TYPIST, 80 wp.m., exper. cutting
| memeo stencils, run mimeograph
| machine. loyal worker. MRS. LAND,
FIR. $500.
WANT TO PLACE my excellent sec.
retary; give references in reply Bo,
246-V. Star. Z 19"
Evening star., 1950-08-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books opened
closed Gaught IN, open rate; local
C. P. A. desires Job: wears recent
public practice: Treasury card AZ sge
3s5s OF AD. 9s5T 1910 18th st.
JfNIIoR, e&per. man wants part
time, ianitor, apt; .AD. S77a.
MAN, white, would IKE Job as ele-
ii597 Eve Se'tf'Gl sf. NV MR. KRoL is'
oPTOMETRIST, Penn state graduate.
experienced, married. reliable, avail
able: personal interview Box p s.
OPPORTUNITY WANTED! Medically
discharged Navy vet; > yrs. college
exp. as finance collector:
hotel storekeeper; will work inside
or outside; alert, ambitious. agrees
sive; neat appearance. Box l3g,V.
sTENoGRAPHER (veteran); good let
nent; type, shorthand. Box 2o6-V,
COLLEGE GRAD, . yrs. Govt, exper,
housing health, med. statistics,
seeks civilian empl. Box 252-V, Star.
C. U. SOPHOMORE desires full-time
night position; reliable, honest. OF.
7O12 bet. $50 and = pm. l9'
YOUNG MAN, %; part time. $50 to
II pm; any type. Call M. j.
PtA.sTULLA' NO. $3.50 Ext 3 ao5
AIMED fssfI o. AND CIVIL SERVICES don't
want me because am non-vet. over
age" (35>, nonstatus. new resident;
no contacts; 6la yrs. airline opns, and
traffic MANAGERIAL; 212 yrs. person
mel mgt; also writing, pub. rel. SELL
ing MA. psych.; can offer live or
ganization new approach, brains,
diligence. good faith in anv similar
capacity. Tel MI. 5000, Ext. :!f1'
YOUNG WHITE MAN. strong and able
worker. wishes position Immediately
as brick layers helper; Al refer
enc DE. 1900, Box l9a-V. Star'
COLORED MAN wants work painting
or any kind of iobbing work: drivers
permit. excellent ref. RE. 339S.
COLLEGE GRAD, some law school
desires suitable trainee position with
future. Box 21l-V. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-17
HELP WOMEN
CHRISTMAS CARDS

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Unique oppor-
tunity TO make big money selling
famous, d-established line of per-
Sonalized greetings direct to users;
wide price selection makes every one
prospect; up to $50 commission
per sale: de luxe line features so
exclusive designs with customer S
name. including 80 DESIGNS created
especially for business firms; also
popular-priced imprint lines for in
dividual family use; a truly differ
ent" line-SellS on sight; full or part
time. For elaborate sample book
Trite fully, giving experience.
PROCESS CORP, 1850 S. Troy,
Dept. j., Chicago %. Ill.
EXPERIENCED CASHIERS. TYPISTS,
PIX operator -typiSt; also good COL
lection worker; paid vacations, many
company benefits, opportunity for
advancement. See Mr.. Reider,
KENT'S JEWELERS., 70l 7th st. NV.
AGAIN WE GUARANTEE you S25
and more; show Merit Christmas
cards. q for ST.: also so and 25
for 81; napkins and stationery with
name on; church and clubs raise
money this easy way: no Investment
or experience; samples and selling
plan on on approval. MERIT, Dept.
AGGRESSIVE law frm with wide
variety of work. desires competent
stenoRrapher, Good base salary. plus
bonuses. interesting work and con-
genial atmosphere in air-condl-
toned building; 5l2-day wk. Reply
Box 324-T, Star. outlining expert
enCe -l7
Evening star., 1950-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ,

PIANOS-We have several late model
console and spinet pianos that We
are closing out at big savings over
6RpAN t6S s ggfSSo gTSSSo e. AZ gSSd sSHner m1ksi Stb
and G SITS. NV. ST 9400. III
PIANOS-You can buy now at Jor:
dams at low summer prices and
have your first monthly payments
start October /. ST. 9400. JOR,,
DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th and
Pianos FOR RENT-with option to
buy. Choose from spinets and con-
soles ST 9400. Hauling extra.
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 13th
and q sts n Il
Evening star., 1950-08-17
FILL WANTED

Clean dirt only. 5000 Gu. yards
2900 Chain Bridge I'd NV. Call be
fore dumping. Days. TIE. 4400; ewes.
TIE. 2053 or OR. I421. 30
FUR COAT. brown. 1916. good con,
dition, not over $500. Give full
details. Box GOT, Star.
FURNITURE, complete household ant
single pieces bought AID SS79
Residence. AT. isis
FURNTTURE-TOP PRICES
For bedroom, dining room or entire
household. CO. 1866 till pm.
FURNITURE : Complete householc
and single pieces bought. AP. O444
FURNITURE. used> solid maple OF
cherry bedrm suite occasional.
chairs, Simmons Hide -A-Bed; box
spring and mattress Goam rubber
preferred; youth bed; Electrolux
sweeper. AP. 3749. is
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
sts NV ME-. 5asS
FURN.-Entire household contents.
Sishs!; Sls EsiSEsss pIe.s sysr 1RN ,is EaGH sRH1
80 tn AT 0bsb
heating stoves "a ACME STOVE co CO,
GoLbhr,ns I'LL Fl st 5oSr Hw oia sA rsis ss62 D,s,,
mum. teeth discarded jewelry We
pay cash A KAHN INC 5S wears
at 935 p st nv
MEMS SUITS, ladies' and children's
wear; also household effects. 23 H
s.; pa RI; 9Sl1; waIrrn "a G,rn
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumu 'ations. please phone
us ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave NV AID 5457
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulaticns. please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG q BAG
CO. 215 [ st sw DI S007
rags. metal, iron, bat
teries. Highest prices paid D. C.
WASTEPAPER CO., I'll Kennil-
worth ave n e
Evening star., 1950-08-17
OVER 5O% REDUCTION

Well Conditioned Household Goods.
Three DAYS Only.
10 AM. To s PM.
Basement, 7l33 Seventh St. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

AIR CONDITIoNERS, new and re-
conditioned, sold, rented, EXCHANGED.
serviced: fully guaranteed. OR. 4769
BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO
Evening star., 1950-08-17
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by
International Grand Victor. Cham
pion valiant; aaso AsGARD KENNELS,
WE'LL BRED GERMAN BOXERS.
beautiful masks s weeks. consider
ably below kennel prices. On dis
play, S711 Maywood ave.. Rosemary
WIS Silver Spring. SH. 0455. -2l
COCKER PUPS, championship pedi-
gree, red and white, IL weeks;
COCKER SPANIEL, blond, Axe, s
wks., sired by son Ch. Oak Manor
Minute Man. XII. $4,000. 30
DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies; Axe
registered. Call ia. 2-1936. Is
BOXERS, Z beautiful puppies, Axe;
both grandsires champions; sire al
ready has l champion. GIL. 2913.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, Axe
CHAMFioN LINE black cookers,
males. 3 mos. LO 5-225O. II
GREAT DANES - Beauties, most
friendly; all ages. ELPAW KENNELS,
reg. Alex, Va, Duke st. ext. TE.
Want GOOD HOME for beagle, .
mos. old, So; also broke beagles,
SIS UP. KE. 3-4S00
COLLIE PUPPY, months. male.
pedigreed, Lockraegh and ToEalon
line; friendly and healthy: sccus-
toned to big yard. Call WI. 5045.
Evening star., 1950-08-17

WARDROBE TRUNK. excellent con-
dition; cost $50, will take $40. DE.
1880. Ext. 203.
Dinette table and 4 chairs. chrome
metal. yellow plate glass Cop. green
leatherette. excellent coudltion;
cost SSl65 will take SS5' DE 1880.
Law books. 15I volumes in buckrsm
or fabricoid. excellent condition, DE.
1880, Ext 303 II"
Evening star., 1950-08-17
PAINTING
MISUNDERSTANDING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PLASTERING
Al white mechanics. Call MR..
MJNNIX, Ii. 6-33SS. IL
PAINTING, int. and ext. work
guaranteed. small or large Jobs.
Free estimates. Phone OF. s43S.
PAINTING, PAPERING. FLOORS, int.
and ext, by reliable. exp mech. For
free estimates. MR.. XIX, SH. 477l.
29'
PAINTING. PAPERJNG, commerc. and
residential. Satisfied customers 25
years. MR.. LAWRENE. RA. 97O3
Evening star., 1950-08-17
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. 5!

LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Sodding. seed
ing planting, terraces, slopes, per-
ennial borders. screens. garden
fencing. MANGELS NURSERY LII
ROTARY TILLER, ME-. new: will
trade for old garden tractor. Terms.
VIRGIN fTHo9PsoIL, best quality; any
quantity; quick delivery; driveway
gravel, Reas. Ii. 4-7534, Ii; B.
2215. 30
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now We also
specialize In soddirE. For free estl-
mates, call LYONS NURSERY
6l02 Aser road, Hyattsyille, Md.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1885.
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces, Are
places, fishponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage. all kinds Of cement
work. F MARCUCCIO. Route 5,
Horners lane, Rockville, Md. Phone
Rockville 1888
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc:
fully insured; very low rates; free
estimates. WI. 1925. WI. 1860. -26
TOP SOIL, fill dirt and manure:
bluestone and rose gravel; tree
trimming and removing. SH. $40.