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Evening star., 1945-10-19
Frank R. Skidmore Dies;
D. {. Fireman II Years

Frank Robert Skidmore, At, a Dis
trict fireman for 81 years. died yes
terday. He had been Ill at his home,
618 D street S.W., for six weeks.
In January, 1925, Mr.. Skidmore
was commended by the District
Commissioners for bravery in con-
nection with fire in Kann's ware
house.
A native Of the District, he was
assigned to No. 10 truck company
BAT K street S.W., at the time Of his
death.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs
Evening star., 1945-10-19

Manila w. Skidmore. two sons,
George w. and Frank r. Skidmore.
jr.; three daughters, Miss Margaret
Ellen Skidmore, Miss Emma Jane
Skidmore and Miss Sallie Anne
Skidmore, all of Washington. and
two sisters, Mrs. Leona Cuppett and
Mrs. Mildred c. Galleher, both OF
Arlington.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

ratified the United Nations Charter.
Mr.. Maverick, chairman of the
Smaller War Plants Corp, will make
the presentation on October 26, at
ceremony in connection with OBJ
servance of Navy Day in San Fran
cisco. He was designated by the
White House.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

NV, al tti d
long illness.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at l pm. Mon
day at Gawler's
funeral home,
l756 PennSylva-
MIA avenue NV.
Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
Mr.. Fuller had
maintained law
Offices in the
w o o d W a r d
Building for IL
vearc a q f1ra
Evening star., 1945-10-19
OPA Claim Settled

Icons Meat Market, 1884 North
Capitol street. Leon Negro, owner.
settled an administrator claim over
alleged overcharges of s1.l0 by pay
ment of $50.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
Edwin 5. Fuller, II,
Attorney and Author,
Dies al Home Here

Edwin Seward Fuller, n, widely
known attorney. died yesterday at
his home, 1742 Eighteenth street
Evening star., 1945-10-19
San Francisco to Get
Flag From Capitol

BY tie Associated Press.
Maury Maverick will give San
Francisco the flag which few over
the Capitol the day the Senate
Evening star., 1945-10-19
NOTICE OF SALE
Surplus Government Real Property

SufPlus government keol properly
The FEDERAL PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY hereby gives notice
thot hos ovobe for disposal Surplus Property
Act of 1914 ond Regulation No Property Boord
the following reo property which hos declared surplus by
the Government:
Consists Of 1858 ocres more or less near the
District Of Columbia line. The property is sit
uoted in Chium District, Prince Georges County,
Maryland, having q frontage of about 232O feet
Queens Chapel Rood University Drive) and
bounded on the east by the Heurich property; on
the north by Bellevew FORM on the>west by Riggs
and Scales Estotes, and known as "Moryhurst"
Improvements are double house, two ~ single
houses, q twenty-five (22) room house, log Goblin,
barn, chicken house, and other outbudinos
Water, sewer> >eectrcity and eos available in
Queens Chapel Rood University Drve) and con-
Meeting streets.
eernne the ond the method of exercising proies
o the efsi will Of % ] oas aoSe Sf, sStfss
located ot LonseIow Building. Room 4o3 Washington
Offoe hours ore o4o o.n to o:l5 pm.
pRIoRITIEs The property subject the following
in the order ndcoted
|. Government Agencies
3 stote LocoI Governments
g. Former Owner.
o 1 service a9y IS 9s w sd o,s, in do % i've
present war, who served in the octve military
naval service OF the United Stotes otter September
lo $40, ond prior to the termination of the present
war; ond who discharged released theeom
under honorable condons) and the spouse and children
lin that order1 OF who died while in active
nitoy naval service Of the United Stotes
otter September l6 1910.
s. Non-proft Institutions.
PRIORITY PERIOD. The time for exercising prorities
shall be period of ninety (90) days commencing on
August 10, lo45. and ending on November s, 1o45.
Persons not having Priority may also make offers
during this period.
OLIVER c. WINSTON,
Dated July Is, e45. Director General Field Office.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.
BOOMING HOUSES WANTED, furn-

1901 BRANCH AVE. Sc, Silver HIN. Nd.
wood floors, fireplace: large lot, IO4x3l s:
outbldes.; conv.. to- bus service; possession
Pm, 3 M Spruce 0656-J or OWNER. Spruce
i12sSTORY sTuCCo BUNGALOW In West
Hyattsville, tiled bath. shower. h.-w h.. oil
burner hdvd doors, slec .efsr' fun , base
Archer sao fenced ssss HRV,n to sysFythps
Call HyattSville 0334; eyes,, WA. 1891
WEST LANHAM HILLs-,4-room buneaiow,
about 3 years, in excellent condition: oil
ADAMS. uM 1143.
sisting Of rooms. completely modern.
as,s Large front yard, 3 acres Of land, large
everything: Possession so days or sooner.
PSics, PSi, Slo;750. terms: Call Mr Lonas, UN
0S2S, With q, B. ZANTZINGER, real es-
THREE-1EDE0OM modem bungalew on
D. G. line on hard-surfaced road CAL
Shepherd $3.50. les
Evening star., 1945-02-11

COLORED-Near 9th and r. I. ave- NV
large rooms, h:-w;h.. rear porch. full GEL
s1 iar: ztn nice bsSk SSo YARD with ssrase Price
sss2 ss lasGess'Gh' ar ps i1e,, eau MH DICKENS DE-
COLORED-4705 DIX st. n.e-6 rms. bath.
Boo II sad 81 sssb sulnsr' stationary tubs &c.
hsss s'n cernsr q sx 800 0ss6 aHY 'ssa FN
NER. 1926 You st. NV. NO. 1907.
SsSs & sf.yS ss;ss ssss sisss::
mcnthl,; Sb shown y sppoinsmsn;t A'' only.
sS2 0sfss florida II ave- 5se II. tuTh.;
1000 block ls. Bennett q. n;s.Ie rms
sHXRLEs 3 wAkD 'Psals Piorid. pasmfn;s ses ns
Hours, 9;s9 am. until o pm; Sun. hours
CoLoRED-Nr. Park "a. and IIying-col
$500 $500 Pix l2th-col. brick s r. ;,
M at N. HampshireMcoI. brk'. sr b.
h. -.w.h., lst commit; beauty. parior ioc. "
iaeome % 800; Dries. ssaooo, ssaadss 10
apis, stores; live in one. rent rest
sos Re- ns0as ass7 sSn h1Ddlss HD ssas MuRcH
G2h3RERPARk Saa PalP 4 RK R0AD n9Usind CO
Ii. $3.50. DU. 4027, FIR 4765.
Upper Northwest-Fine 2-story brick
@ large rooms, tiled bath, fine oil furnace
hot-water heat, full basement, front anc
rear entrances, large cement front porch
rear screened porches; long yard, parable
alley; $l.5O0; price. S9,45O.
Remodeled and refinished home, Lamont
-,6 rooms, incl. 2 kitchens, extra apt. In
basement. inclosed rear porch, storm win.
COWS, parauet floors; owner occupied
Vacant. 8 fine, complete suites Of furni.
ture, rooms. bath, hot-water heat, Eng
building and loan trust Of 40
Vacant in 16 days. Near LIST and r.
S1.250 down; 2-story brick, h.-w.h bath
shower on first floor: $3.50.
Near 11th and Park rd.-Four fine con.
yerted apartments. containing 3 rms
kitchen and bath. separate meters fine Ole
furnace, semidetached bldg; 1000 down
seen any time.
Fine corner brick in Northeast, s bed.
rooms, bath. lavatory on st floor. beau.
| tifully decorated, low taxes; $1,000 down
Best part of Rhode Islands fine con.
verted apt; units, consisting of . and one
room, kitchen and modern built-in baths
Iron Fireman stoker; a fairly good in.
vestment: substantial down payment.
3-story. brick, in first commercial sec
ments. one vacant; 50 900 down
Lovely home on Park pl. facing Govt
park; 2-story, brick. tiled bath, hardwood
floors; available soon ST 300 down
Large 2-stoTy brick, rooms. including
Z bedrooms, front and rear stairs, porches
nrst commercial; 200 block of G NV
81 600 down.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT, in pet
worth. near Georgia ave. and Webster
st. NV; first commercial detached house
containing apts,; income approximately
S2.400 per year. In good condition. Priced
to sell. Reasonable terms
4th and z sts. n.e.-Brick row, 2 three
room and bath apts; gas hot-water heat:
in need Of redecorating Can be bought
very reasonable. For details on these
properties. call Mr.. MILTON. DI. S6O7,
601 woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

row prlck, o rooms. pain.
2901 34th st. n:w.-Vacant-Detache
>, 1923 Oak y. .n.w.-Arranged as 2-fam-
206 Kentucky ave. s.e.-2-family house;
gas hot-water heat.
1900 block L st. n.w.-3-storv brick. IL
For terms and inspection call HARRY
DREIsEN e or THE MURRAY CO., ia. 6902
TRINIDAD, N.E.-Row brick, large
D st. NE family; gas heat 10000
54O0, block N. Cap. St. rooms
Tenn ave. n.e.-Row brick $3.50
MT, Livingston, Ia. 5051. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO. DI. 3346.
HOME AND INVESTMENT, 1868 Ingleside
terrace n.w.-9-room. 2-bath, row brick
Oil b: :-w.h.: live in one 2-beAroom and bath
apartment, earn S125 month from balance
Of house. Price only $10.450; small dowr
payment. Open to pm. today;
st Chevy Ghsss; G. S1l3 Northampton
bedroom. 2-bath home; lovely interior, dc. de-
Open to 5 pm. today
Vacant detached bungalow. 1000 Cot
tage terrace. Cottage City, Md---Here ii
an excellent buy in corner bungalow
consisting of living room. dining room. /.
bedrooms. full basement; entirely sredeco
rated inside and out; only $3.50. on terms
Open . to 5 pm. today. To reach: Ou
Bladenshurg I'd. ne. to 41st ave. left tt
end of street, left to corner and house
3 CO., DI. 215s. "a home for every in
Evening star., 1945-02-11

splendid bedrooms and ? baths and
including hot-water heat; brick garage
early, possession; price, S11.500: Shown by
RAP l THIS Gns J TGasx FsHgh f NJ co TNG
5sstfss xaEcfoS 3s Rh s. ns 81 sss sstached
snd sTif BATH o e ea Large
Iefrigers tor; beautifully landscaped lot
Call Mr.; Widmyer. ia. 3405, with BEIT-
oPEN : TILL ToDAY-1akoma PIX,
Md; detached, modern brick, 4 bedrooms,
baths. oil h.-w.h:, fireplace. large porch,
rections: Out Gecrsia G Pfe ave., Pines s's Branch
delphia ave. left so #, to Baltimore ave
cn ena n9e noaSe PIse 1 0ny abs Slse5e On
CO. a: "a Home lone for for Every es; 1ncome' 1nao'h III
2e-FT, COLONIAL BRICK HOME on up.
ash ss Sss ssss
room. dining room, kitchen, on Ist f.;
bedrooms and bath on End a.; OIL heat
sos4 sos4. '. l. +. aRAvATTE, A0zS 7sa 15tS f0'sta ST.
eifltSr; ePEN rSbAf Sb p7Ss' ! TO s:so-417 4,n St
NV, downtown, lst commercial: 9o-ft
%. area, 4-story and basement brick
suitable suit for Offices or rooms and board
Courthouse Grounds, near the new MI.
nicipal Building. Eve; or Sum-. phone
vATTE. 729 18th ST., Realtor, MA. 0753.
1923 21th ST. NV, in dear old George.
town. rms, 2-story brick, full-lengtf
down. cail Mr.. CLARK. owner. 81. .6s5i
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV
First time offered, detached home, center.
hall plan,. rooms and baths, de lux,
Kitchen, large pantry. practically new
large elec. refrigerator and stove, panelet
recreation room, a real living room. hot
water oil heat. This home is in perfec
condition throughout Beautiful yard ant
shrubbery. Detached garage. For furthel
information. call IA. 062O. Sundays ant
evenings: DAYTIME. DI 5000.
ROCK CREEK HILLS - individually ane
custom built of the finest materials; 10
Gated on corner lot with approx. Va acre o
land. tastefully shrubbed by outstandin
landscape gardener. This home will ap
| peal to the most discriminating buyer. Firs
ss floor :, VI with master bedroom and bath, iarg
room approx. 15x3o,, with, unique wood
dream kitchen equipped beyond descrip
tion: 2nd noor with 2 master bedroom
and tile bath; full basement with gas heat
attached garage and many other feature
too numerous to mention. Substantial
CHASE REALTY CO. 34os Conn. ave
lTM4 ~ 1900 until pm.
vACANT-3709 s st. n.w.-S rooms, bath
OIL heat; recreation room; garage. Opel
suunSaay' 2 to 3. Dupont o200, Woodle.
OOVSs -
Evening star., 1945-02-11

W. W. .vs wi'h fhANh j. VoLkMAN' 46l'
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE. Silver sprine
Nd -Attractive 5-reom brick and fran
living room with fireplace, modern kitchen
mnte porch full With fYs
with shrubbery and trees; convenient t
transportation: -, immediate possession
SsSa Ta sH sss
Spring, Md: 6 rooms and bath. oil air
conditioned heat: Immediate possession
sfe Four mile HEM to u F Fd
ST to HEs AS W. NE sEa syfS SosHs sH 81 S91s +
bath, detached, condition like new insid
SE2RBY Il SSuf MARYLANpBunsalow afsRi Il B11e rms
large lot. near everything. $500 to LOO,
eorner OF lot vacant Tx
Hai5 Or ISLAND afsR xRE T. pIst dele from
baaement WITH heat anS 1ns wassr ntfafSs Passes
sion within hin, few days $1,000 to s1.5o'
ffsnf HEnto TAi 4AEREs zaao. Why don't you .rr.ns
Tsvs1n Ts t9 SEE n sf s gsysy gps home oV1 M
Ing property on ga sishtly corner. iGSs.' msd aosd
!. Z-car brlck garage. owner en- route
Of price. r; P. RIPLEY, 'sH 753e (sull
and ewes, Du. 1900. Apt. 404, Mr.. Be
BETHESDA-LELAND - 3-bedroom hom
: close to everything; oil heat, Gear garag,
, large, lovely lot. Call MRS. TAYLOR, W
} CONVENIENT N.w.-A really unusual row
type house OF 8 rooms baths and Isl
throughout: automatic heat; attached 'rss "a
rage. prompt possession; 18th st. or lat
81 tga1 ttrgaansportation MITCHELL QUIcE
5 RIVER TERRACE NE. broom brio
} Colonial corner. row house, 4ta years Ole
, entire community of same distinction
, weather stripped. insulated and storm sash
gas air conditioned heat, modern kitche
and tile bath; priced for quick sale 3
$3.50. TABoR's REALTY Co. i4a
Irving st. NV Adams 1901.
vACANT--6 rms. and bath. semibunealov
Oil b. h.: located Chillum Hghts. Pric,
MARSHALL MAF HALL j. WlAIPLE co. 81. ss46.
h,-w.h.. coal; lot so IT. wide: one block
stTeetcarS and stores; Beaver Heights .. 4
) Mr.. GLlpDEN, after 9 Pm. DE. OO5z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09
WAVELETS
By BILL HARRINGTON

In 8 Beverly Hills market song bird Helen Forrest saw this sign: We know it's hard to get meat and butter and other things but just think how much harder 1t would be to learn Japanese"
 Gordon Jenkins, musical director of NBC's Everything for the Boys" claims a bathing beauty is a girl with wonderful profile all the way doWn
 The guest star vogue is coming into it's own again after a lapse of several months when dialers indi- cated that programs using them might try airing without them One of the first programs to recert back to the guest star policy is the ab- bolt and Costello program, which is among the ten top network shows, according to listener ratings. Groom CTS lead the parade of guests with the Zanies on NEG Thursday nights. First to clown wit hthem will be Rudy Vallee, the man with the orig inal silver croon in his mouth who will be on the February Is broadcast. Coming up on March 1 will be Frank Sinatra.
 Despite ratioling, "Pigmeat' is now an essential part of the enter tainment menu on the Andrew Sist- CTS Show over the Blue Network Sunday afternoons. "Pigmeat." Negro comedian, whose real name is Dewey Markham, has just been signed to portray the cook, Alamo on the singing sisters show. He's a veteran of vaudeville.
 Fearing that another breach of promise suit Is just around the cor ner, Andrew H. Brown conSults Gabby for advice during the Amos'n' Andy Harlem adventure Friday, February 9, 1000 D. m.
 When Gobby tells him that the only way he can protect himself is to get into an army uniform, things
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

TODAYD SHORTIES = Asked to give . concise description of . popu- lar but conceited actor, Dick Haynes remarked, T don't know much about him, but I'm sure he'd make 6 11rst-class Stranger!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

The l7-year-old violiniSt, Patricia Travers. will be the guest on Stars Of the Future, this evening. The haf-hour musical program spon- Eored by the Ford Motor Company is heard at p. m. over WATR and the Blue network.
 Pat Travers is a young slip of girl from Clifton, N. J., who has cocn in concert work since the age of six. At sixteen she gave 60 solo recitals in a transcontinental tour and, all told, has had 20 engage ments as soloist with the country's leading symphony orchestras. Her radio debut, which was also her na- sional concert debut. took place on the Ford Hour with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

women employed by it in the plants and offices listed below, for continued excellence in produc- ton of brass and copper products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

ticc. Reason is the fast-moving &C., tion on all fronts which is keeping the nation tense and waiting for bulletins and reports.
 More than 100 war plants are now using Bob Hawks "HaWkquiz" in their house organs for employees. Hawk also supplies the questions and answers for numerous army and navy periodicals here and abroad. Hawk emcees Thanks to the Tanks on CBS Monday nights.
 Raymond Edward Johnson, ghou- fish host on Timer Sanctum" drops the mantle of menace to star in Abe Lincoln's Story on MES Monday, Feb. 12, at 9:30 p. m, EWT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

really begin to happen for the con- fused and badly advised Andy.
 Freeman Gosden and Charles Cor rell are heard as Amos n Andy. Harlow Wilcox is the announcer.
 Leo Durocher, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, will discuss the baseball outlook for l945 when he is guest of Bill Stern tonight on the Colgate Sports Newsreel", NEG, 1O:30.
 Bill will ask Durocher just what fans may expect for the 1945 sea- son, in view of recent manpoWer ruling which may take many active players out of organized baseball.
 Durocher recently returned from an overseas jaunt made with other players and writers and will tell Stern and the radio audience what baseball still means to the CT and how it Is played on every battle front.
 S"AAJ AAOOAN hAAd VAlAlIly will emancipate their listeners from gloom when, in timely fashion, they key their funfest to the occasion of Lincoln,s Birthday, in the broad cast over CBS tonight, at 10 D. m., Also on hand in this mirth-and- music session will be Songstress Georgia Gibbs and Roy Bargys or cheStra.
 Has the American lad fighting overseas become hardened and de- void of sentiment?" This was one of the questions asked Morton DoWney at press conference upon his re- turn from abroad.
 Morton'S answer was: Not a bit! I went over prepared to do roper toire of comedy and light numbers expecting the boys to be low in spirit. But when asked for requests, the shouts were for torchy and TO- mantle ballads
 Although Downey's program starts on the Mutual Broadcasting system | anu affiliated stations the week. of | February 5, Mort will not be heard | on the show until the week of Feb- ruary 26th, due to a series of en- for service men in this country. Felix Knight will be the pinch-hitting guest star during the week of February 5th.
 Latest trend in radio is to tack on news summaries either at the start or ending of major broadcasts not normally devoted to news. Even Americas Town Meet Ing" on the Blue Network Thurs day nights, has adopted the prac-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09
STAR HAS BEEN ADDED

A new Army-Navy "E" production star, the fifth renewal star, has been awarded to Chase Brass & Copper Co. and the men and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09
159O--WBRY-.96

3:00--Mary Marlin 3:l5-The Three Caballeros 3:30-Sing Along Club 4:O0--Gcneral Electric House
 Party 425-News 4:30-Feature Story 445--Milt Herth Trio 6:00-Service Time-First In
 The Air 5:30-Terry Allen and The Ross
 Sisters 5:45-SWing For Your Supper 6:00--Quincy Howe And The News 6;l5-Lyn Murray's Orchestra
 Chorus C:30--News 6:+5-The World Today 6:55-The Meaning of the News 7:00-Music of Manhattan 7:15-George Olson orch. 7:30-The Nutmeg Melodeers 8:00--The Aldrich Family 8:30-AdVentures of the Thin Man 8:55-NeWs Highlights-Charle
 T. Lynch 9:00--It Pays to be Ignorant 9:30--That Brewster Boy 10:00-Moore and Durante 10:30-Voice of the Army 10:45-Hasten the Day 11:00-John Daly, News 11:10-I4ocal News 1:15-Danny O'Neill, Songs 11:30-Mildred Bailey and Co. 12;00-News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-09

Sick destitutes admitted to Cal cutta, India. hospitals in a recent month totaled 637.
Evening star., 1945-02-26

Bondage? No Bondage? Yes.
One more bond to secure freedom.
Buy that extra War Bond today,
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Stocks Drift Lower
For Fourth Session;
Declines Small
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press financial Wr,ra

NEW YORK, Feb. 2e.-For the
fourth successive session stocks gem
orally continued the decline In to-
days market although selling ur-
gency never was pronounced and
casualties, on the whole, were COM
paratively light.
Prices began to slip after slight
ly uneven opening. Activity ex-
panded for q while, then tapered
and extreme setbacks running to
more than point were reduced
IN number Of cases near the close.
Transfers for the full strength were
IN the neighborhood Of 1.200, 900
shares.
i Accounts again were trimmed on
the theory the list was due for ad-
ditional technical correction OF the
lengthy upswing to highs since Sep
tember. 1887. Some offerings also
were attributed to the feeling
Washington would find q way to
crack down on a boom In securi-
ties Earnings and dividend pros
poets persisted as props for indi-
vidual favorites.
On the ofiside were u. 8. Steel
Bethlehem, Santa Fe, Southern Pa.
cific, Southern Railway, Chrysler
General Motors. U. s. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft, Sears Roebuck
westinghouse, Dupont, American
Smelling, General Electric and
Eastman Kodak Exceptions in the
plus column were Wright Aero
nautical, American Distilling and
Park & Tilford. Resistance was
shown by Glenn Martin, MKT
preferred. Consolidated Edison and
Texas Co.
Bonds Were narrowly IRREGULAR.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
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Braz 3.zs 8
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Chile % % asd
Kreug&T 81 So
Minas q Gas 80
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Evening star., 1945-02-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 Up twFA,.-salable
hogs, 5000: total, 12.500; active to all
interests, senersny steady: good and choice
barrows and gifts. 140 pounds up, 14.75;
ssi.Sle ,esstti:. 8. .ooo;. total. $1,000:
salable calves. 1000: total. 1000; active
market on all classes: ..iauThter itssrs.
yearlinss and yearling heifers strong to Is
hisher. with full advance on medium and
rood cI.dss: ...;, best .radss p9edominatins in
l7.35; several loads, 17-17.eb: bulk:
i4s0-16 50; strictly choice, as5- pound
up to 1900: Gamers and cutters. Z 80
8.76; sausage bulls. 1880 down. best
ysls vsashrs, 1880: odd heads. 1900. stock
salaSIe sheep. 5000: total. 1000: mar
ket retarded by. higher asking prices
;ss ;,sssttsysd ,.ry sales A d and BIDS STEADY: dssk
askins above 1918 on GOOD and choice
ffaaes' fkee iosd Ms6ium TO food hsht lambs;
natives, i6s5:Is.eb: sood to choice
native ewes. $3.50; few Gull and common
kinds, 1903 co.
Evening star., 1945-02-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb Is P,. - Dividends
declared:
Accumulated.
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
B s. e pl Fl pt l2a& :ii: ss..sss $-1s $-1s
Anchor Hooking Glass 15c As 4-1e
A Hollander d Sons csc 3-s 3-15
Evening star., 1945-02-26
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST TNCLUDEs ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
tFuratshe6 kv the Asaocia ted Preaa

| ACF Brill war
Alum Ito hS
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| Hearn Dept Str
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Humble OIL IN
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Evening star., 1945-02-26
WASHINGTON Produce

From the, war Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EadS-Market weaker Supplies rather
plentiful and slishtiy more than .eaual
to . good demand. Prices paid for
sradsa snss rsssised from
large. 3e-40; avsrase, seh; q. s. grade
grade 3. iarse. SO; q. S. erade c, 49,
LIVE POULTHY-Market nrm- One
truckload arrived and one due for de-
Prices shown reflect those paid within
existing prtce-eontrol regulations but do
not cover other poultry sold on the market
paid net fob. Washington ttransporta-
ton charges included according to