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One of the prize magazines ior pure entertainment is called “Swap and Trade,” and it is devoted to big and small bargaining. You can make a deal on anything from diamond rings to home-made trout flies. How would you like to own a Texas citrus grove, an • oil well in Illinois, a' 1793 Pony Express envelope, a 32-foot cabin boat, a Tennessee Walking mare, a $1200 violin, 1000 open-end wrenches, old auto repair parts, or stereoscopic views? AM of these and more are yours without any cash if you know the rightpeopie. In “Swap and Trade” you can find such offers as that of a man who will exchange a four-carat diamond ring for a car, and one who wants to trade a pair of old mules for a truck. (The mule owner must have, finally, been touched by the Machine Age.) Or, how about a home canner for a scalp stimulator? The “swappers” have a code of ethics that many stores and mail order businesses would do well to copy. If you don’t like what you receive in trade1, you can send it back and get your own itqm back or something else of comparable value. o o o Some people give and forgive; others get ai\d forget. o -« - o — —- - - This business <of Leap Year always confused me. The explanation that every four years needed one more day to make the calenWASHINGTON
THEATRE ~'T8 start at 7:15 and 9 P. One Show Only Wed. 8:00 FRIDAY, MAY 23 LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD GREENE , —in“ . “KENTUCKY Serial - Comedy SATURDAY, MAY 24 GEORGE MONTGOMERY GAIL STORM —in— “TEXAS RANGERS” Serial . Comedy TUE. - WED., MAY 27 - 28 PAUL DOUGLAS JANET LEIGH —id—> “Angels In The Outfield” News
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