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1871 Super De Luxe Ford Club
Coupe, radio and heater. Apply
Oakie's Place, 1922 Fleming St.
jan8-5tx
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Buick, 1910 sedan. Radio, new
tires. Will trade for smaller
car. See Mack, 632 William ST.
jan83tx
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Lathe. Southbend gin. swing,
36-in. bed complete with motor.
Phone 1870, Ext 1877, after 5
pm. jan6-3tx
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Books for every age. Books for
every hobby Paul Smith,
Bookseller. corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. JANET
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Tie Games: Chicago 2. cincsr
natl 2, Brooklyn I. Boston
Philadelphia /, Pittsburgh !
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1887 Chrysler Royal Fordor Sc
dan. Motor and body in good
condition, new tires. Bargain
for quick sale. 1873 Ann ST,
rear of Citizen. jan8-3t
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Galvanized hardware cloth, IA"
and Il" mesh, So" and 49,
widths. William Curry's Sons
Co. ian7-3t
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1897 Chevrolet, good condition.
Four new tires. Want $4,000.
Inquire MAS, Alb. jan8-3t
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TX IL shag rug, two hand-carVed
high-back chairs, baby crib,
high chair, stroller, occasional
table. 1928 White Street.
jan7-3tx
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Carl Zeiss Binoculars. Never used
Size Z = so in leather case. $3.50.
Write n. Howe, Box 5l3. North
Miami, Fla. jan7-6tx
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For guaranteed plumbing work
and repairs, call John Curry,
512 Margaret street, phone 781.
Give us a try on your next job.
Free estimates. jan1-lmox
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1912 Hubert Johnson Gus o om-built
32' sport fisherman's CT .iser with
beautiful flying bri Age. Ship
shore phone, new Chrysler q
engine, fully equi' sped. Cost
$4,000, sell for $4,000. Write
Ronald King, 212 Central Park,
South, New York City 10. New
York. jan4-l2tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted-Small carpentry jobs
and saw filing jobs. Call 9l9l
between 9 and II a. mo-
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Link auto body cleaner and wax.
William Curry's Sons Co.
jan7-3t
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Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts will be
glad to give estimates on your
plumbing job and advise you
on your plumbing problems,
Phone 642-M or call at No. l
Havana Street. jan6-12tx
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For Sale--Thaysf deluxe baby
carriage. Slightly used. Call
l38-W. jan7-2tx
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Three-bedroom mouse, furnished
or unfurnished, all modern i'm.
provements. Priced for quick
sale. Down payment can be
financed. Call 205-R after s
pm. " .decl0-1mo
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Try Swedish Massage for relay
alton while on your vacation.
Phone SIS. 1919 Margaret st.
dec31- If
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34-ft boat, 10 #. beam, good ebon-
dition. Apply AIS. GrinneI1. I
JAM -6t.,
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Mans bicycle, bedroom suite.
Very cheap. 1906 Seidenberg
Ave. ian6-3tx
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We have Sandow sash cord, num-
bers, 7 and 8. Also. sash pulleys
and weights. William Curry's
Sons Co. jan7-3t
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1940 Plymouth, 2-door sedan. APP
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Two-whee1 trailer. Phone 1922.
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1910 Chevrolet, special de luxe,
town sedan, radio and heater.
Apply 1927 Won Phister, phone
543-R- jan6-3tx
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Atlas Portland cement. fresh from
the mills. One bag or ~ car
load sk.45 per bag. VIZ, win
deliver large orders. William
Curry's Sons Co. {jan7-St
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Floor Sanding done. Leslie Tiff,
1924 Newton st. jan4-6tx
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Hack saws and BLADES OF all sizes.
Electric soliciting irons. Will
liam Curry's i-Sons Co. jan7-3t
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Another shipment Of garbage cd ms
and galvanized wash tubs. Will
liam Curry's Sons Co. jan1 st
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Chrome cylinder door locks with
two keys. bright or dull fin
ish. William Curry's Sons Co.
JAM st
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Indian Chief mot ercycle, $500 90
cash. Rear 324t Elizabeth st.
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Double bed. high chair, stroller,
baby's bed, Telephone 1922.
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FOR RENT

Large store. 218 Simonton Street.
Phone 1859. janf-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADS


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GIFTS - GIFTS - GIFTSl
Wedding, shower, birthday, an
rfiversAry, Or just one OF apEore-
datiUrl. You can find just what
you want at Shirts Linen Shop, |
u So Fleming. Phone 1l8.
Another shipment Of garbage cd rs
and galvanized wash tubs. Will
liam Curry's Sons Co. jan1 st |
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34-ft. boat, 10 It. beam, good epn,l
ditioti.a Apply AIS. GrinneI1. Ja
JAM l-G.x.
Atlas Portland cement. fresh from
the mills. One bag or AZ car
load si.45 per bag. VIZ. win
deliver large orders. eilliarn
, currY's Sons Co. tjan7-st
1912 Hubert johnson Gus o om-built
32' sport fisherman CT H.iser with
beautiful flying bri Age. Ship
shore phone. new lG;hrysler q.
engine, fully equi' soed. Cost
$4,000, sell for $4,000. Write
Ronald King, 212 Central Park,
South, New York City 10. New
York. jan4-l2tx
Indian Chief mot eircycle, $500. 90
cash. Rear s24J Elizabeth St,
ian6-5tx
Hack saws and blades OF all sizes.
Z Electric soliciting irons. Will
J liam Curry's irSons Co. jan7-3t
Chrome cylinder door locks with
two keys. bright or dull fin
ish. William Curry's Sons Co.
JAM st
Double bed. high chair, stroller,
baby's bed, Telephone 1921.
jan63tx
1910 Chevrolet, special de luxe.
town sedan, radio and heater.
Apply 1927 Won Phister, phone
543-R. jan6-3tx
We have Sandow sash cord, num-
bers, 7 and 8. Also. sash pulleys
and weights. William Curry's
Sons co. jan7-st
Three bedroom mouse, furnished
or urifurnished, all modern inn.
provements. Priced for quick
sale. Down payment can be
financed. Call 205-R after s
pm. .decl0-1mo
Galvanized hardware cloth. Ia"
and Il" mesh, 38" and 49,
widths. William Curry's Sons
Co. jan7-3t
Lathe, Southbend gin. swing,
36-in. bed complete with motor.
Phone 1870, Ext. 1877, after s.
pm. jan6-3tx
Books for every age. Books for
every hobby. Paul Smith.
Bookseller. corner Simonton and
Eaton SITS. jan7-6t
Disston steel lawn brooms, Link
clear gloss linoleum finish and
Link self polishing wax (anti- |
slip. William Curry's Sons Co. !
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Mans bicycle, bedroom suite. |
Very cheap. 1906 Seidenberg
Ave. jan6-3tx
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Score by quarters of Raider
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Steel Pricing System
|WiII Survive Attack
By FTC, Iron Age Says
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The steel
industry's system of multiple basing
points for establishing prices of
steel products is expected to. sur
vive the current attack at the Fed
eral Trade Commission, Iron Age,
national Woodworking people, said
today.
Describing the system as "the bull
wark OF steel marketing" the pub
lication cited three reasons for be-
lief it will be continued:
"CD No one has conclusively
proved that there is better distri-
button method from the steel con-
sumer's viewpoint, though 1t is not
at its best when steel demand is
abnormal.
"(2) The F. o. B. mill basis which
FTC would substitute would seri-
ously dislocate steel buying by
favoring fabricators located near
the steelmaking centers," and
90 In cement industry case, a
Federal Court upheld the multiple
basing point method of selling
cement.
Iron Age pointed out the multiple
basing point system had been used
in steel selling since 1924. Through
expressing belief this system will
probably emerge bloody but un-
bowed" The paper added that
some observers believe arbitrary
basing points and phantom freight
(charges for theoretical, though un-
used, haulage) may not withstand
the FTC attack"
Scrap prices declined for the Sec
ond week, continuing the reversal
of recent trends, the Iron Age
heavy melting steel scrap composite
dropping $3.50 a ton to figure of
$37.92 gross ton.
The setbacks of the two weeks,
the publication said, have wiped
out all the increases made during
the past month and materially in
creased the flow of scrap which was
held in hopes of even higher prices"
Average declines this week were
reported at $3.50 a ton at Pitts
burgh, $3.50 at Chicago and $3.50
at Philadelphia.
The industry was set up this week
to operate at 93.5 per cent of rated
capacity, Iron Age said. attributing
the slight drop from the previous
week principally to hot weather
and vacation schedules in the Chi
cago area. 1t noted that "few COM
panies are willing to pay double
time for vacation work, as they did
during the war"
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Ston Shares at New High.

Lanston Shares at New High.
After dull sessions Monday and
yesterday, activity picked up sharply
on the Washington Stock Exchange
today, but gains and losses were
almost evenly divided.
Lanston Monotype shares ad-
vanced 17s from their last previous
price to a new 1947 peak of 1875.
Washington Gas Light Co. $3.50
preferred also hit new high Of
100, gain of half point from
the last previous sale. Capital Tran
sit 1st refunding As advanced "a
to los and Mergenthaler Linotype
was up ~ to 5612.
Hecht Co. common. declined IL
to 25 and Garfnckel common eased
half a. point to 10, after holding
unchanged at 1872 in two earlier
sales. Washington Railway & Elec-
tric preferred dropped full point
to 100 to equal the years low.
Insurance Men Win Honors.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York announced that Edgar r. Ba-
turin of its Washington agency was
third in South Atlantic States in
the number of paid applications for
insurance written during July.
j. D. Marsh g. Associates Agency
of the Lincoln National Life Insur-
ance Co. was named second among
all agencies of the company in total
paid business for July. ]. D. Marsh,
Washington general agent. ranked
fourth among all agents of the firm.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 tP 6UspAl.-salable
but generally steady on all weishts and
sows: top, $3.50; bulk: good and choice
pounds, 25.25-s8.5o: 34O-pound butchers
eS Butchers ans oe.sa Ss0i good and eSoies
sows under $50 pounds. 23.50-25. 90; $50
400 pounds. % .00-2375: 400-450 pounds
90. 1922 90: 450-55O pounds, 1s.25-20. .25
most 40O-760 pound stays. .1b.00-17.50;
Salable cattle, 5000; total, 5000; salablt
calves, 700; total, 700; few loads, strictly
choice weighty steers, steady, but rank
and file high-medium to average, choice
offerings so cents to 100 lower; yearlings
and Iieht steers shoTed most decline
steady: TOP. 5425 paid for two ,,,nos. leads
bulk good steers. 26.00-31 90: choice Of
fering-. 81 .5O-32. 90; only scattered sup
plies 33.5O-34.15: prime load held above
34.25, however: heifers shared steer de-,
cline: bulk. 2350-2S.00; top. 1925; mixed
offerings, 81. so. these strictly choice; beef
cows weak, mostly IA .00-1S 80: good offer
ings to 100: Gamers and cutters strong.
bull strong to % cents higher; vealers
weak; heavy sausage bulls to 1875: vsalers,
"a. 90. mostly $500 down.
Salable sheep, 1000; total, 5000:
slaughter lambs opening fully 90 cents
lover several lots good and choice e pstiye 5C
yearlines steady; improved quality consid. onsid.
1880; not established on slaushter ewes:
most bids around so cents lower on this
ella
Evening star., 1947-08-20


The new bank director joined the
department store staff in 1922, after
serving in World War I, and worked
successfully in the controllers and
merchandising offices before his
promotion to the executive Offices.
He became treasurer in April, 1912,
and a director in October, 1912. He
was elected vice president in June
this year.
Air Travel Cut Sharply.
Air passengers passing through
Washington National Airport in
July and the first, seven months Of
this year showed declines from a
year ago, the Civil Aeronautics
Administration disclosed.
Washington passengers of the
commercial airlines in July totaled
94,240, including 48,840 arrivals and
45,40o departures. These compared
with 1853 arrivals, 46,297 depart
ures and a total of 97,950 for the
previous month, and 62,766 arrivals,
57,786 departures and total Of
120,552 in July( 1916.
Seven months totals for various
years are compared below:
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Favored Stocks Rise,
While Other Leaders
Go Back Into Siesta
By the Asseeieted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Utilities
and assorted industrials edged for
ward in today's stock market while
many leaders resumed their siesta at
slightly lower levels. A little pro-
fessional short covering and bidding
again was based on the thought that
the recent substantial dwindling Of
liquidation had put the list in shape
for a revival if the news warranted.
Some steels and rubbers hardened,
despite the Governments charges
against these industries. Numerous
customers did nothing or trimmed
accounts pending more light on in
ternational and domestic economic
trends.
1t was another slow-motion ses-
sion after a fairly active start.
There were few gamers Of a
point or so, but fractional irregu-
larity prevailed near the fourth
hour.
Ahead most of the time were East
man Kodak responding to a pleas
ing earnings statemenD, Johns
ManVllle Ton nOlSted d1Vloend) I,
General Foods. United Fruit,
youngstown Sheet, Goodrich, Good
year, Montgomery Ward, Deere,
Western Union, North American,
Electric Power & Light, Public
Service of New jersey, American
Water Works, Philip Morris and
American Smelling. A proposed
stock splitup lifted American Su-
matra Tobacco.
Intermittent stumblers were Beth
lehem, United States Steel, General
Motors, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, In
ternational Harvester, American
Telephone, Kennecott. Phelps Dodge,
International Nickel, Dow Chemi-
cal, Standard Oil (New Jersey ,,
Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, South
ern Railway and Great Northern
Railway.
Bonds were uneven.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

Bank of Wash
iugton at a
meeting of the
banks board of
directors today,
1T W as a n
nounced > by j.
Frank w h i t e,
president.
Mr.. Anderson
will fill the un-
expired term of
the late George
N. Everett, who
represented the
w o o d W ard &
Lothrop interest
an tho hoard
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Business Briefs

American Telephone g. Telegraph
Co. directors today recommended to
stockholders the creation OF new
issue of convertible debentures
amounting to more than $3.50, 0,000,-
600. The usual quarterly dividend
was ordered, S225 a share on cap
ital common, payable October Is to
holders of record September Is.
Johns -Manville Corp. raised the
dividend from Is cents to 35 on its
common stock, which had been split
3 to l. The last dividend was paid
in June, before which Is cents was
paid on the old stock.
Agriculture Department allocateo
1913 400 long tons-or 45,685 Oot
bushels-of grain and grain prod
ucts for export to shortage areas ir
October. This compares with the
September ALLEGATION of 1,196,9O(
long tons.
Electric Energy Consumption ad-
vanced in the week ended August
16 to 1923, 100000 kilowatt hours
compared with 4,874,172,000 the
week before. This was an increase
of 11.3Go over a year ago.-Edlson
Electric Institute.
American Sumatra Tobacco Corp
stockholders will meet October II
en- a proposal to split the common
3-to-1. authorizing 577,053 shares OF
IS par common to replace the pres
ent 192.351 no par shares.
General Telephone Corp. New
York, registered with the SEC 200,-
600 shares of $50 par cumulative
convertible preferred for a public
offering. The underwriting group
is headed by Paine, Weber. Jack
SON 81 Curtis, and Stone g. Webster
Securities Corp, both Of New YORK
and Mitchum, Tully g. Co., San
Francisco.
Eastman Kodak Co. reported net
profit for the "a weeks ended June
14*of s20, 0,29e ,661, or $1.63 share
vs.s15, ,9s29 1856 or s1.27 in the COM
parable period last year.
Chase Candy Co. earned $685.
17s In the year ended June 80, VS.
s4a7,472 the previous year.
Bendix Aviation earned $l,756,55e
or83 cents a share in the quarter
ended June 80, VS.. $200,104 or 10
cents In the like 1916 quarter.
b.. Goodrich Co. net for the first
1897 half was s11 ,264,245, or s7.82 a
share, VS.. $l2,47o,39o or s8,74 in the
1916 half.
Also for the half:
Oklahoma Gas e. Electric Co
earned $1,727,417, VS.. $1,e2s,206.
Louisville Gas g. Electric Co
earned s1,S35,S8 VS.. s1,811,17l.
American Zinc, Lead g. Smelling
earned s666, ,564, or IA cents share
vs.: net loss of $120,262.
Tennessee Corp. earned 81, ,785, ,95l
of$2.Q9 a share VS.. $890,031 or $l.04
United States Envelope Co. earned
$685., 400 or s26.45 share, VS.. $3.50,
=, 3o2 or s7.29.
American Stores Co. earned
ssos2,4s7, or s2.33, VS.. s2,oo2,eo5 ol
sE63.
Stewart Warner Corp. earned
sf,S66, ,872 or $1.05, VS.. s408,7l2 o.
30 cents.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. declared
common stock, payable September
an initial quarterly of 25 cents or
so to holders of record September
le
Sun Ray Oil Corp. has purchased
Government built refinery in Dun.
can, Okla. for $5,10o,000. The re.
finery cost $15,150,000 to build ane
produced aviation gasoline In tht
war.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Standard Of Ohio Grants
Cost Of Living Pay Boost
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Aug. 20.-Em-
ployes of the Standard Oil Co. of
Ohio, and its subsidiaries, the Soho
Petroleum Co. and the Soho Pipe
line Co., will receive a further in
crease of per cent in special tenn
porary wage adjustment checks for
August, September and October,
President w. T. Holiday announced
yesterday.
The Soho president said wage in
creases because of the continued
rise In the cost of living now total
Is per cent since November, 1876.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug 90 P.-cotton fu-
Persistent sellinr by local traders along
with light hedging accounted for the set
back.
The confused crop prospects and ten
dency to await further weather reports
from the Western cotton belt where the
crop needs rain, caused many traders to
take to the sidelines
Late afternoon price, were rs cents to
81 .35 bale lower than the previous
close. October, 81. .65; December, 81. 10.
and March. 81 IS
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Chicoqo Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 R.-Grains pushed
ahead in relatively moderate trade today.
corn again ASSUMING leadership on the
basis Of continued dry weather in the
main belt. Oats followed corn while wheat
was aided by higher than expected Oc-
tober export ALLEGATIONS.
tember. $2.42a4: corn was 3Ia-4h higher,
September, S2.39h. and oats were 1ss to
= cents higher. September 81 1.07A.
auiring for fio,,r to be applied against
October ALLEGATIONS. The Commodity
Credit Corp. announced purchase Of
1881 .63s bushels Of wheat at Kansas City
yesterday. while the Chicago once took
100000 bushels,
Evening star., 1947-08-20
New York Silver

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 dP.-Silver was
quoted at 69A cents an ounce today by
Handy g. Harman, New York bullion
dealers.
The new price represented an increase
Of Ia cents over yesterday, and rise OF
w cents durins the last 10 days.
on June 20; the high for the year was
S6A on March q.
London dealers also advanced the silver
price today by ? pence to level Of AZ
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 ul.Fereisn ex-
dollars, Others in cents): -.
Canadian sdollar in New York open
market 8 per cent discount or 92.0o
Europe - Great Britain, 402A, un-
changed; France tfranc), .S4h. un-
ehanssd sWisaerland aranc) eemmere nn
iaD, 23.40. UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Argentina free. 24sa
unchanged: Brazil free, $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico, 20.63, unchanged
Evening star., 1947-08-20
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished by the Associated Press.J
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NorPac4 1as2047 o7yA
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Evening star., 1947-08-20

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
II 200 an. $50 600 1900 noon 3lo 900
100 pm. 500 600 900 p.m.- 5so 900
tunit of trading. 10 shares. sIn bank
ruptcy or receivership. or being reorgani1ed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates OF
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
Disbursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. Elk dividend. II H rights.
Also extra or extras. Plus stock divt.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Bank Of Washington
Names w. Anderson
To Board Vacancy
By DoaoId B. HodIey

James w. Anderson, vice presi-
dent and treasurer of Woodward e.
Lothrop department store, was
elected a director of the National
Evening star., 1947-08-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. C"s"A-17


Under the new IS per cent policy,
the minimum additional wage to
any employe will be $50 per month
and the maximum will be sl08.
Evening star., 1947-08-20

| I Payable In stock. Declared or paid %
far this year. b Payable In CANADIAN
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-08-20
Dividends Announced
AFTER CALL,

NEW WORK. AUG. 90 LP.-Dividends
announced today:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate rind Record able
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
FARMS AND RANCHES

MANY VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE
All types and sizes, write for details,
stating size and type desired: prompt
answer. WILLIAM A. COLEMAN. Real
Estate Broker, Appomattox. Virginia.