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Evening star., 1947-11-22

MI as MsGsqey Go 5 "a 3I4 & DK with sHAHs9N Na 9g
AL BAKER OFFERS beautiful semldet
brick with lge. corner lot; located in West
sns rm o kt AeN equD Dn With gas 'N soRs
bsmt With outside entrance. oil h-w.h.,
erms e. sed
BAKER SON, Realtors, 116 So: Asaph
St: Alex Alex Va; open egsn ewes, and sunasays
HAPPY RETURNS from this story and a
half bungalow, in No; Arl;,. on full acre:
bedrms. on lst a.; at; With private is
on ba sne ssated og big bks
from schools. SHOPPING and transp. REAL
as akiSK * 5sS ISv.jy G ee5sgb. oss plan
Kitchen. s 9sIss den m and bath % on isl M ,oe4 pss:
ter bedrm: bath, other bsdrms and bath .h
bath; partly finished recreation rm with
fireplace; oil h-wh.. % built-in ,1.r garage: &c:
t9as' FcR SGHHw;La%h:Ds, 81; iasa: cute white new .x-
pandable BUNGALOW with attached garage, ,
Church: price. sa. 500: S.: 900 down; uNI-
VERsAL REALTY. cH. l179, Oh. 1858.
BRING YOUR check book for these v,Sa Spa "a
for only s17,s5o. You'll like the bedrm.
and bath on 1st f., the many huge closets
being so handy to everything, etc. Also
spacious, new s-bedrm:; 2h.bath, brick.
country club, but very. close to school bus
and shopping, for under 10000. A.. P.
HASKELL. CHI g142. "a
DUTCH COLONIAL brick home; lge. liv.
rm with firepl, din. rm., fully equip. kit .
/ bedrm, and IA bath on lst a.; 3 bedrms.
with full tile bath on End n full full bsmt,
with outside entrance, gas &c. heat, COD
sr by appt ps only. o sEWELLsSALTY Y CO.. X
south Glebe I'd. at Lee blvd. Phone Gil.
ARLINGTON. va. Open for inspect. Sat.
and SUN. 1-6 pm. 2007 North Utah St.
5-rm. and bath brick bungalow q yrs. old,
firepl, oak wood frs, full bsmt., lge. attic
with space for another. room; oil burner.
air-cond.; brick gar; lot 60x100: shade
trees, shrubbery; price, $4,000 consider
OK. O51s or Oh. 1928. "a
Evening star., 1947-11-22

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. afternoons-vet-
Grams.
Attractive 2-bedrm. bungalows; COM
ge. lots, streets eurbs and driveways:
200, approx. s65 per mo; Direc;:, Go Bal
Mr. Frazier on premises.
Opposite ,cheverly-A, real bargain!
home; fireplace in 'liv. rm.,. lot I00x200:
cav H.niy ME Fels for 2ppt gN 4o4o
expansion, oil heat. copper plumbing
tSll bsmt outside entrance nIr porch1 See
know Of in home for SIO,95O. Possible
GI with 81 @ ;o09 e sl459 . cash "a, about 81 S57
ess wa ca 4ss4 ar ffS1cTd a9HfsvE III 40fs
VEsTMENT CO, INC. 53o3 Baltimore ave
NO. 1-GARRETT PARK: 2-bedrm. bum
salow. lot 1o4x1so; SO gas h.syho; os- GI
a'RFC'fs R ss o9e Enash Rnfs
besatifu! buy; price: si5' 500: ' .
eednms hG o hW full .na
fertile ground; price $14S56.
from mo- shopPins sasieerHe eenteT prlee Gee
Many other. listings including residen-
tial, business lots and properties: hay
sington, Nd. Phone PL O357 or PL. 097s
after pm. -
VICINITY OF HYATTSyILLE-Folks, if
you need home, it will cost you nothing
to See the following:
Groom shingle. 2-story, full basement.
oil heat, SI1,95O.
7-room, 2-apt, 2-bath: / vacant. other
pays $50 per mo-; S11.950.
Very fine broom bungalow, plus nm
ished attic, h-w h., full basement. S10950.
6-room brick, fireplace, side porch,
built-in garage, rec. roomi fine home,
S15,950.
5-room frame bungalow, fireplace. full
basement; vacant; S9,950.
5-room Spanish-type bungalow, fireplace,
full basement, on bus line, $4,000.
7-room frame, oil heat, acres. in
Beltsville: barn, chicken house. ETC.; va
cant; SI3,75G.
Good terms, quick possession on sll.
LOUIS MILLER, 52l3 Baltimore ave. uN.
2723. Ewes, UN. 1855.
Evening star., 1947-09-15
The Warner Makes Price News
With Announcement of Cut
By Joy Cormody

headline price" is the with the highest
emotional content
headline with
Warner
Evening star., 1947-09-15
Hollywood:
Fitzgerald Will
Star in Picture
of Shaw Play
By SheiIoh Grohom

Bing Crosby will decide any day
now whether Mary Hatcher will be
his leading lady in Connecticut
Yankee" Producer Robert Fellows
tells me that Mary's test Is the'best
to date, and it has been airmailed
to Bing for approval. Every gal in
Hollywood wants the role but Mary
is the logical choice. She can really
sing-you'n agree when you hear
her in variety Girl" She's def
nitely q new star.
Fred MacMurray was accosted by
an angry extra, who had just been
discharged, on the set of Miracle OF
the Bells" I was there and saw
what happened and Fred rates q
prize for tact. The extra. wearing
chain armor and brandishing q
sword, and smelling of alcohol, said
to Fred, I've been fired for being
drunk by that -" Fred talked
to the man gently and persuasiyely
and an ugly situation was averted
as the extra departed.
Barry Fitzgerald is going to
Europe to star for Gabriel Pascal
Evening star., 1947-09-15

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MURRAY in THE EGG AND l., at
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Evening star., 1947-09-15
If Stomach Gas or
Sour Food Taste
Robs You of Sleep
Here's How Yoa May Help,
Whether You Eat 500 Pounds
or 1000 Pounds of Food
In q Year

You can't feel cheerful, be happy and
sleep we'll, II your stomach 10 always up
set. AZ age advances the "old stomach"
needs more help. The reason is this:
Everytime food enters the stomaeh
vital gastric juice must now normally to
break k-up certain food Hsrticles: else the
food may 1srment. Sour food, acid tndi-
ssstion and sAs frequently cause NOR
bid. toMchy, frstful. peevish, nervous
sendition, loss OF appetite. underweight
restless sleep. weakness.
To get real relief you must Increase
shs now Of this vital gastric Juice. Medi-
sa1 authorities, in Independent labora-
TORY tests on human stonachs, have by
Bositive proof shown that SIS Tonic IL
amazingly effective in increasing this
Cow when It is too little or scanty due
to q non-organic stomach disturbance
This is due to the SSS Tonic formula
which contains very special and potent
astivating ingredients.
Also, SsS Tonic helps build-up nom
stganie, weak, watery blood in nutri-
tionA anemia-so with . good now Of
this gastric digestive Juice. plus rich red.
blood you should eat better, sleep better
feel better, work better. play better.
Avoid punishing yourself with over
doses Of soda and other alkalizers tc
counteraet gas and bloating when what
you 90 dearly need is SIS Tonic to help
you digest food for body strength and
repair. Don't wait! Join the host OF
happy people SSS Tonic has helped
Nillions Of bottles scld. Get bottle oa
SIS Tonic from your drug store to-day
Ses Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1947-09-15

| in ShaY,s "Androcles and the Lion, v
which will be made in Italy and
ireland. I'm wondering If Pascal
is getting Greer Carson to play op-
posite Barry. He tried to sign her
up when he was in Hollywood.
Danny Kaye tells me on the set
of "A Song Is Born that he's trying
| to find an apartment. And that
seems to be harder than adjusting
himself to the separation from his
wife, Sylvia. The big question be-
tween them is-can Sylvia work
with Danny under present circum-
stances? That's what they both
want to find out. Time will tell
Irene Dunno and William Powell
will star in Life With Mother, "
when it is made as picture. But
that won't be for eight more years,
Irene tells me on the IT Remember
Mama" set. "And who knows where
all of us will be them"
Douglas Fairbanks has his re
venge" on Maria Montez-you recall
she won top billing in their movie,
"The Exile? So Doug has had a
lid installed on Maria's bathtub for
her bathtub scene. Only Maria S
face will be shown!
Joan Fontaine cabled Robert ST.
odmak In London to bring back an
English actress to play the second
femme lead in Thunder on the
HILL" the movie she will do with
Robert Taylor next year.
Esther Williams was a sensation
at the Harold Lloyd auction to help
visually handicapped children.
Evening star., 1947-09-15
By Harry Macarthur

"The Queens Necklace" which
opened Saturday at the Hippodrome,
seems to have been extracted from
the works of Alexander Dumas for
the express purpose of giving Miss
Viviane Romance an opportunity to
scream. You should not find 1t
surprising If you feel like scream
ing, too. 1t Is a dawdling sort OF
picture most of the time and when
it does achieve any action it, like
the man on Stephen Leacock's S
horse, rides off in all directions.
Director Marcel L'Herbier prob
ably is as responsible as anyone
for the failure Of THE Queens
Necklace" to make its point, what
ever that might be. His film is
rambling and diffused. He fingers
on pointless moments that have
nothing to do with the action. If
he was handed an ineffective script
by Charles Spaak, he should have
recognized it. Mr.. L'Herbier must
have known before he turned the
first camera that his picture would
have no point of view, no sympa-
thetic character.
1t is the story Of the Countess
de la Motto Miss Romance, a
beautiful adventures who concocts
an elaborate plot to gain wealth at
the expense of the career of Card
inal de Rohen. With the aid Of her
husband and q handy lover who
turns out to be an excellent forger
of the signature of Marie Antoin-
cite, the countess convinces the
cardinal he is again in favor at the
court of Louis XVI. Through him
she gets her hands on a fabulously
valuable necklace, the disappear
ance of which finally gets the cardi-
nal in worse trouble than he's ever
seen before. He is vindicated and
the countess pays for her sins.
Since 1.-THE Queens Necklace" is
a vehicle for Miss Romance, 1t may
be assumed that it all Is an excuse
for this final payment. Miss Ro-
nance Is a capable actress in many
moods and a woman of allure and
when she pulls out all the stops she
Evening star., 1947-09-15

When Louis B. Mayer bid for the
dress she was wearing, Esther went
into a strip-tease-she took it off
while everyone gasped. Underneath,
the swimming star was wearing a
beautiful gold colored swim suit.
Mickey Rooney, before he recon-
ciled with his wife, called Jane
Powell for a date Jane refused
"Why?" demanded Mickey. You're
too olo,' replied Jane, sweetly!
Jane Withers is the most be-
showered bride-to-be in Hollywood.
She's already had six showers-the
last was given by June Haver, and
there's a seventh coming up Jane
has invited $500 people-so far-to
her wedding-mostly co-workers you
don't hear of-electricians and the
crews who work in her pictures.
June Haver and her supposedly
estranged husband. Jimmy zito,
were at the Polar Palace the other
night, holding hands and acting
lovey-dovey. Why don't they come
out and make an announcement?
Virginia Mayo tells me that she
has hardly seen Husband Mike
O'Shea since their marriage. He's
Evening star., 1947-09-15

The effective date of the change
Is September IS, coincident with the
opening Of Ozark Passage" which
features the old melodrama and do
mestic team Of Humphrey Bogart
and Lauren Bacall. life With
Father" the current attraction, will
have then completed its original
fortnight booking.
The new, and permanent, price
scale at the Thirteenth and E streets
house will be:
Monday through Friday, from
opening until pm, A cents. From
5 pm. to closing. TO cents. On
Saturdays, opening until noon. A
cents; noon until pm. SIS cents,
and from until closing, "A cents.
On Sundays and holidays, the price
all day will "a cents. Children at
all times will be admitted for 80
cents. All of the new prices are in
elusive of tax.
In connection with the new box
office schedules, John j. Payette,
general zone manager, lets it be
known there will be no change in
the policy of the company's premiere
theater here. The Warner will con-
Evening star., 1947-09-15

tinue to show the outstanding pro-
ductions of Warner Bros, Par
amount, Columbia an other major
Hollywood studios.
The immediate list of pictures
booked for the house includes Down
to Earth" the musical co-starrine
Rita Hayworth and Larry Parks
ct Had to Be YOU" with Ginger
Rogers and Cornel Wilde; THAT
Hagen Girl" which teams Shirley
Temple and Ronald Reagan; ''The
Unsuspected," with Claude Rains
Joan Csulfield and Audrey Totter;
Escape Me Never" elisabeth Berg
ners famous vehicle remade), with
Ida Lupino and Enrol Flynn, and
Voice Of the Turtle" screen version
of John Van Druten's stage hit with
a cast including Eleanor Parker
Ronald Reagan and Eve Arden.
Perhaps If someone changed the
names of butter and eggs, as the
Earls name was changed to Warner
but no -.
~ ~
The movies, 1t appears, are think
ing economically and socially II
other respects that their own price
structure.
Today also brings the news OF thu
release of the first Of a series o.
Aims designed ito help create new
crusading spirit for the American
system and to promote the Ameri'
can way of life" The quotes ar
from Eric Johnston, head OF th'
Motion Picture Association.
First of the new films, "Powel
Behind the Nation" is a two-ree
subject in technicolor which wa!
produced, and will be distributed, b,
Warner Bros. It's theme is in
creased production as the key II
Americas power in world recovery
| In Johnston's words:
"The need to produce an ever
increasing volume of goods to OF
set the fearful destruction Of thu
war years must be brought hom'
to every citizen of free nations, s.
we have to focus attention on in
creased production in the first O.
these public service) films"
Release date for Power Behine
the Nation" Is October IL.
Colleen Gray, whose performance
in kiss of Death" probably de-
hghed you as much as it did TIN
critics, has her next film assign
ment under the ageis of 20th Cen
tury Fox, who was properly i'm
pressed by her work in her initia
picture. She will be teamed with
Gene Tierney and Linda Darnell II
Lamar Trotti's production of 9TH
Walls of Jerico," a tale Of Mid
western life shortly after the turl
Of the century.
Miss Gray who managed to stant
out against even the violent com
petition Of new actor Richard Wild
mark in Kiss Of Death, shoult
have an even better chance t.
show her skill in her second picture
II ~
Russell Birdwell, C. Chaplin
press agent, Is none of your routin
professionals in his handling o
movie promotions. Birdwell's secre
tary lets you know where you cal
get In touch with him, certainl,
not vice versa. She does it thus, b.
telegraph:
Russell Birdwel, the publicist
arrives in washington at 6:15, you
time, to publicize opening Of Charlie
Chaplin's revolutionary and bolt
comedy, Monsieur Verdoux" which
opens at the Capital theater OF
Sept. rs. He will be stopping at th'
Statler hotel."-Jane Turner
So, If anyone wants to get il
touch with Birdwell, he'll be at tn,
Statler.
Unless Miss Turner Is kidding
which seems highly unlikely since
secretaries are the ones in Holly.
wood who don't.
Evening star., 1947-09-15

been off on personal appearances
all the time. And now that she Is
winding up her movie with Danny
Kaye, Mike starts Smart Woman"
for Monogram and Constance Ben
nett.
Steve Cochran. by the way, had a
terrific feud with Miss Bennett dur
ing their tour in Without Love" :"
She was alright until we hit Los
Angeles and San Francisco" Steve
tells me. Steve says he had his re-
venge on the last night of the show
wherein a scene called for him to
Evening star., 1947-09-15
Robespierre Beat
New French Film
To Its Punch

France flm of Siritzky 1nterna tional
Pictures distribution, directed by Marcel
L L'Herbier, screenplay by Charles Spaak.
based en- the novel by Alexander Dumas.
At the Hippodrome.
Evening star., 1947-09-15

can tie enc hand behind her and
out -hysteric Joan Crawford and
Barbara Stanwyck in the same ring.
When the sentence of the lash and
the branding iron Is being executed
upon Miss Romance's countess, she
really lets go with some. vigorous
acting, loud and on the beat.
If this all was meant to be a jest,
it doesn't come off. If it was in
tended to prove that nobody around
the court of Louis XVI was any
good, the picture is face-to-face
with the fact that man named
Robespierre and some friends scored
that point much more effectively
sometime ago.
Evening star., 1947-09-15
A Really Stiff Fee
y ths kssoeiafed Pres,

HOLLYWOOD.
Recently the head Of one of Spen'
Ger Tracy's favorite charities was
transferred to France. Tracy re.
ceive letter telling about the plans
for a much-needed hospital.
But the architects fee Is beyonc
U.S." the letter read
Tracy cabled: what is the fee?'
The answer from France was
zone dozen American golf balls"
Evening star., 1947-09-15

grip her arms. He did. and how! But
he did worse. He upstaged her.
And for Connie that's the Anal
blowi
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1947-09-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
end Time Of Showing

Stage.
National - Lady Windermere's
Fan; $50 pm.
Screen.
AmbassadOr-"Lif With Father; ;
1, $40, $40, 7:25 and $40 pm.
CapitoI-"The Great Waltz: 10:45
am, 1:35, 4:20, ITO and 9:55 pm
Stage shows. 1880, 3:35, $40 and
9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Variety Girl; 11:25
am, 1:25, $3.50, $50, 7:3o and $50
pm.
The Queens Neck
lace; 2:o5, 4, $50, 7:45 and 9:40
pm.
Keith's-"The Bachelor and the
Bobby -Soxer";; 11:35 am, 1:35, 3:35
5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
LittIe-"Fantasia";; 11:05 am.
1:05, $40, Sis, 7:20 and $50 pm
Metropolitan - "Riffraff";; 11:4O
a.m.s 1:40, $40, $40, TAO and s:45
pm.
Mother Wore Tights;
10:45 am, 1855, 3:05, 5:l5, 7:25
and 9:35 pm.
Pix-"Abie's Irish Rose; 2, 4:05
6, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Trans s-Lux-News and Shorts,
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner - Life With Father;
10:45 am, 1885, $40, $50, 7;35 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-09-15

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HeaithfuiIy Air Conditiagsd;
Double Feature, THE IMPEkrfE.Se e !
LADY" RAY MILLAND, TERESA
WEIGHT: LITTLE MISS BIG.
BEVERLY SIMMONS, FAY HOLDEN
Evening star., 1947-09-15

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BEAUTIFULLY Air Conditioned:
Double Feature. DEAD RECKON
ING" HUMPHREY BOGART. LIZA
BETH SCOTT; OUT CALIFORNIA
Way" MONTE HALE, ADRIAN
DONTH
Evening star., 1947-09-15

A AnYERTIEEMENT.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Exchange Is Indecisiye
AS Leaders Refuse 10
Follow Rally through
By The A.seeieisd Pres.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-The stock
market reverted to indecision today
as yesterdays rally failed to follow
through.
Slowdowns were frequent after q
fairly active opening and the dircc-
ton was notably hazy near the
fourth hour.
Numerous customers stood aside
on the idea that the technical re-
bound Of the preceding session may
have rendered the list vulnerable
to fresh selling. Skeptics regarding
labor, taxes, business and foreign
affairs continued to trim accounts.
Scattered stocks attracted timid bid
ding because Of dividends and earn
ings. Gyrating commodities, with
March wheat up the limit Of 10
cents bushel, provided caution
ary influence.
Phillips-Jones common pushed ur
on the first dividend In II years
Crown Zellerbach and International
Minerals edged forward In the wake
OF lifted quarterly payments. Re-
sistant were U. s. Gypsum. Eastman
Kodak, Johns-Manville, Allied
Chemical and International Har-
vester.
Losers at one time or another
included Norfolk & Western, South
ern Pacific, Texas Co., U. s. Steel,
Goodyear, Sears Roebuck, American
Smelling, Du Pont, ]. G. Penny,
American Airlines and Public Service
Of New Jersey.
Bonds were uneven.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. % R.-A runaway
market erupted in the grain pits today
and prices SCARED under aggressive Short
covering AND new buying demand
The March wheat contract jumped 10
session, es To to new yesr biah m for s'ngis ans
wheat delivery at S2.53. Other deliveries
were sharply higher. May. July and Sep
tember wheat were at the best levels for
these specific contracts in 30 years.
=, Corn also scared. Gains extended at
removal Of oPA price ceilings. and new
and September
Industries rushed to obtain cash corn
and shipping sales out of this market
were placed at 100000 bushels Dis
Oats we're UP more than 8 cents at one
sime. May, July and September. oats
reached new seasonal highs. Lard was
strons with July and September at sea-
sonal peaks. Barley jumped 9 cents.
Buying in all pits was touched OF BY
Herbert Hoover's report on food condt-
tions In Germany.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Chicago Livestock

BILE hogs. 1000: total, 5000; uneven;
closing slow; most hogs $50 pounds down
sold early 80 to mostly rs cents higher
than Thursdays average; heavier weights
opened so higher. closing with practi-
ca.ly an Of advance lost; good and choice
1e0-250 pounds, 29.OO-29. rs: top 90. rs;
pounds. ssSo:ss. rs: WEIGHTS above go
good and choice kinds, 25.5o-26.OO
Salable cattle, 1000; total, 1000: sala-
bic calves, 400; total, 400; fed steers and
yearlings including yearling heifers. 25
higher: demand broader than limited
supply; cows, $3.50 higher: bulls and
vealers. strong; clearance broad; no choice
cattle here; low-good to average good l.
075-pound steers. $3.50; bulk medium and
good grades, 21.00-25. 90: best heifers,
22.00; strictly good beef cows as high as
1900: cutters. 1880 down: relatively few
canner cows under IL 90. vealers, $500
down; stock cattle in negligible supply.
saiable sheep. 1000: total, 1000; all
slaughter classes around steady; two loads
good and choice fed wooled Western
lambs. "a. 90: load top good wool skins.
pound natives. %. 30; holding load or 50
red wooled lambs above 24.00: deck mostly
medium wool skins, 21.5O; package good
and choice 116-pound fed yearlings,
1880; small lots native slaughter ewes
steady at 9 90 down.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
|C. & P. Plans Outlay
Of $4b,950 in D. {.
10 Push Expansion

Expenditures of $456,950 for con-
struction and expansion in Wash
ington have been approved by the
directors of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co., it was an
nounced today. The outlay is part
OF. the $46 900 expansion pro-
gram, s5,47s,0o0 having been au-
thorized for expenditure this year.
Of the amount Just authorized,
$99,4 will be spent to place 2,l00
feet Of conduit and 1880 feet of
underground cable in the northwest
section Of the downtown area, max
ing it possible to clear up 400 appli-
cations for service.
An expenditure Of $30,s00 was
voted for two additional experiment
tai radiotelephone systems. The
company expects the 60 radiotele-
phone stations now in service to in
crease to 26o by the end of the year.
C. & P. Officers Reelected.
All directors of the company were
reelected at the annual meeting
yesterday. They are Philip o. Cof-
fin, William w. Everett, Robert v.
Fleming, John Clifford Folger, Ed
win c. Graham, Gilbert Grosvenor,
H. Randolph Maddox, Robert c. Nc
Cam, John A. Remon. H. L. Rust,
jr., Merle Thorpe, and Lloyd B. Will
son, all of Washington, and Fred
LAWS and Leroy A. Wilson, New
York.
Mr.. Maddox was reelected presi-
dent; Mr.. McCann, Mr.. Remon,
William ]. McManus, Robert w.
Niche and William H. Trapnell,
vice presidents; Ralph A. Van Ors-
del, vice president and general
counsel; Franklin H. Kenworthy,
vice president and controller; Rob-
lert v. Russell, secretary and treas
urer; James B. Morrison, vice presi-
dent and general manager; Clar-
ence H. Johnson, auditor, John w.
Howard, general commercial man.
.ager; Clarence H. johnson, audi
tor, John M. Howard, general COM
mercial manager; S. A. Moss, gen.
Ieral plant manager; Frederick G.
Macarow, general traffic manager:
and Roy w. Prince, chief engineer.
Evening star., 1947-02-28
Washington Produce

(From the Department Of Agriculture;
prices paid fob. Washington)
EGGS-Market steady to firm; receipts
ample to good demand. Prices for Federal
State graded eggs received from gradins
y. s. Grade A.. extra large, 45; large 49,
A. average 43h; mediums, 37-3s. average
37h; o. s. Grade B, large, 81: U. s. Grade
large, A. Current receipts, 80.
LIVE POuLTRY-Market steady; re-
.ceipts moderate; demand fair. Fowl:
heavy type. 34-35; light type, 1924
Broilers, fryers and roasters, $3.50.
DRESSED POULTRY. iced and some
Western box packed)-Market about
steady. Supplies ample to fair demand
Prices paid fob Washington. Fowl:
heavy, 40-41:. broilers, 36-37; fryers, 81
35: roasters. 4-4k pounds, 35, few higher;
An pounds and IN, 37-39