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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

fore returning to their respective
homes.
Back from honeymoon in Ber-
muda. Mr.. James H. r. Cromwell
and his bride arrived in town yes
terday. And it is good news to
their friends that they have taken
an apartment at the Shoreham for
a month.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz
learned that Jimmie and the for
mer Maxine MacFetridge were due
here this week end they whipped
up a party for them. The event
last evening started of with a din
ner for about 20 of their closest
friends and then about so more
arrived for dancing
Lilies and iris blossomed in the
Cafritz' imposing residence on Fox
hall road for this merry welcome
home to our former Minister TO
Canada and his attractive wife.
And when the guests were not en-
joying a whirl on the dance floor
they found the terrace an ideal
place to relax.
This first party for the Cromwells
since their marriage is only the be-
ginning of round of entertain
ments for the newlyweds. Next
Saturday Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer is
planning a party for them at the
1925 F Street Club and arrange
ments for other functions in their.
honor rapidly are being made.
Mrs. Devey Hostess
Popular Maj. and Mrs. r. A. F.
Williams are here tor an all too
brief time to please their many
friends. They are house guests OF
former Representative and Mrs.
Charles Dewey and last evening Mrs.
A. Peter Dewey gave a dinner in
their honor
Mai. Williams was formerly as
sistant military attache Of the Brit
ish Embassy He Is leaving the first
of the week to take up his new
duties as director for British Vogue.
Mrs. Williams will be with her nus-
band when he sails but she and
their little daughter Jacquel1ne are
going to remain In the United States
until July. Jacqueline, by the way,
is Mrs. Charles s. Dewey's godchild.
Family Party Today
A happy family event on the slate
for this afternoon is the cocktail
party Mrs. George Shafer has
planned for her three attractive
young daughters-in-Iaw.
Two of the girls are brides. their
weddings having taken place about
six months ago. They are Mrs. Rob-
ert Phillips Newhauser and Mrs.
Charles William Newhauser. Mrs.
Roy L. Newhauser Is the other honor
guest.
The Roy L. Newhausers have q
darling 6-month-old baby named
Sieglinde, and the little girl prob
ahlr will make brief appearance
80
at the party.
Mrs. Shafer viii have assisting
her, her daughter, Mrs. Edward s.
Dove. jr.s and Mrs. Sherman E. Bur-
roughs, wife Of Capt. Burroughs,
u. S. N, a nephew of the hostess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Senator and Mrs. W/hue
H0n0red at Dinner Parry
Brewsters Hosts at Gala
Affair at Sulgrave Club
By Margaref Germ ond

week Of parties that kept Capital otes literally whirng
one to another climax last evening when Senator
Owen Brewster of Maine
of their fellow
White
The dinner in the ballroom the Sugve Club where
tables seating guests placed official
resident friends the retiring the
Mrs. White invited farewell compliment them
Gala lilies pedominaed settings ferns and in the
drawing and Southern smax the bann Of
the leading the floors Sidney and
reception throughout the dinner
Standing the entrance to the circular drawing room Senator
and Mrs with their honor guests Mrs Brewster
foorngh shell pink chiffon daped at the side and
featuring train decent beads trimmed the hne and de-
necklace long kid gloves in shell pink
slippers gold completed
royal blue with design
which gardena
line into the ballroom and adjoining
the lovely setting for the dinner each
being illuminated with tall white candles and
rambler
resistance of the elaborate Of
Maine lobster without which by Senator and Mrs
Brewster would complete These debe cruaceans flown
those partakng of the delicious feast
Speaker House. Representative w. Martin
(see GERMOND Page DID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

old social program with parties
given just for enjoyment topping
the list, and debuts, weddings, fare
wells or welcomes, or just another
informal meeting of friends taking
the lead.
Last nights social whirl sparhed
with these fun parties. There were
gay dances on the slate and scores
of small dinner parties.
The lovely home on Glenbrook
road of Canadian Minister and Mrs
Thomas Stone was the scene of a
farewell dance for three very popu-
lar couples.
Sharing honors at this merry at.
fair-although one marked with
sad note because they are leaving
the Capital scene-were retiring
counselors of three embassies anc
their attractive wives, namely, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hadow of the Brit.
ish Embassy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scott of the Canadian and M. ant
Nine. Charles -Roux Of the French.
The Hadows are leaving almost
Immediately for Los Angeles. wher.
he will become British Consul Gen
eral, and the SCOTS soon will bt
headed for San Francisco, where hi
will take up his duties as Consu
General for his country. Wednes'
day will find M. and Nine. Charles.
Roux sailing for their native France
where the diplomat is to be with
the Foreign Office.
Charming preludes to a highly
enjoyable evening were the dinners
preceding the Stone dance. Mr.
and Mrs. Stone dined with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Duer McLanahan before theil
party. Other guests at the Nolan
ahans we're Mr.. and Mrs. William
S. Ewing. brother and sister-in-lav
of Mrs. Stone, who came from New
York for the dance. Also Mr.. ane
Mrs. Alexander B. Hagner, Mrs
Mckee Stone and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs Wsiter Franklin
Chappell were also dinner hosts be-
fore the dance, where Sidney led
his orchestra, as some 200 mem
bers of smart society danced the
hours away.
1925 F Club Dinner
Representative and Mrs. John G.
Kunkel gave dinner last night at
the 1925 F Street Club, so some of
their Pennsylvania friends would
have a good time.
Honor guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
James H. Steinman. Mrs. Charles
Stauffer and Miss Sarah Staufier,
all here from Lancaster, Pa. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor OF
Harrisburg. former Senator joseph
Grundy of Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur King Kunkel-cousins OF the
host, and Mrs. James Edward Dur
ham of Zionsvil|e,
About 80 guests were invited 70
the dinner, and they were mostly
Pennsylvanians. who are In the Cap
ital much of their time.
The Kunkel's honor guests Will
get together with them again today
for i little informal meeting be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
Parties in Swuice Circles;
Br01vus Hosts at Luncheon
Capt. Pratt and Capt. Mclean
Among Officers Soon to Leave
Bp Betty MHHken

parties that fill the social calendar the Nations Capital make
which city of the world
finds
residential foreign diplomatic official
setwhch the Presidents cabinet
makes the
substantial the thing
Washington hub universe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
W1ashmgton5 Social Picture
GAY With Dances, Dinners
Stones Give Triple Farewell Soiree;
Cromwells Feted; Kunkels Hosts

party just friends good
time Capital society has returned to the old order Of events All during
until recently heard all about those parties
This a out phrase
will be those functions with politics the
friendship the interest of worthy char
the calendar of Washingonians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

American Institute of Banking, will
be interested in a new course to be
offered, entitled Bank Bookkeepers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
CHICAGO Livestock

&C. CHICAGO, rsb: .,3,,,t a.: tunited s.ts .
e6 tota e. hoss
s.75 lover: .oxs, 200 lower r 49,,
not given: ' eomps SSS seeF ago: Most Most
grades slaughter steers and she stock un-
der considerable price pressure during
most decline on weights above 100
pounds, Heifers grading, average-good OF
better 100000 lower, medium to good
| DOL so, lower; other cows 25-75 lower;
bulls weak; yealers 1.00-2.0O lower, stock
ers. and feeders $3.50 lower; bulk good
prime 1884 pounds: Beeves topped at
5000; good to loy-shoice steers. i.1 10
ss.5 $780, 80; load h 81 1shs.es Iea5
cS0es be FED hsfsE 319 bulk .d fO0a sns
cutters. 15;oo:l7.75; PRACTICAL top good
steers. 22.5o-25. so.
salabs sheep s 200 tsstImatsd.; total not
fed wooded lambs Of western breeding;
quality largely, good and choice: slaughter
fn f Easea t sa Sxsf oh. sr clashes sns
psd ss s'.s or
wooded westerns, late top "a 90 for mostly
choice wooded lambs scaling 99-102
lambs. a4.5o-e5.OO: some down to 400
after mid-week: medium and good wool
skins largely 22.OO-24 so; Gull and COM
mon Is. O0-19.00 good and choice clipped
lambs, fall shown pelts 90-119 pounds:
% 75-24.75 medium to good compara BILE
pelts. 23.00-24.25 good and choice
SLAUGHTER ewes, l3.50-14.00; common and
medium. II .O0-12 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

day that more J. R. Fitzpatrick.
attend the annual dinner of Wash.
ington Chapter, at the MayfoWel
two weeks from last night. A great
many special guests have accepted
invitations.
Twenty Washington bankers at
tended the annual dinner of New
York Chapter, in New York last
night.
Rail Traffic Increases Seen.
w. Wendall Reuss, partner ir
Mclaughlin & Co.. New York Stock
Exchange firm. told officers ano
customers of Bache q Co., at the
Washington Hotel that freight
revenues should be up IS per cent
in 1948 over 1947 and passenger
revenues should be even with 1947.
He spoke on "Unrecognized Ele-
ments of Strength in the Railroad
Picture" He said total nonequip-
ment fixed debt has decreased ST.
1854 IA 900, or % per cent since 1929;
total fixed charges have been re-
duced $212 ,0O0, 900 since 1929, or 81
per cent; cash position and other
assets are greatly improved.
The roads now have 1850 diesel
engines, have made great increases
in ton-miles per car and in the av-
erage freight train load. He re-
viewed modern accounting practices,
the marked decreases in mainte-
nance expenditures and stressed
what he termed the more favorable
attitude of the ICC toward the rail-
roads as shown by many recent rate
increases.
Stock Distribution Asked.
The North American Co. has
asked the SEC for authority to
make a partial Gquidating distribu-
ton of Potomac Electric Power
common stock in the ratio Of three
shares for each 100 North American
shares of record March l. Cash
at the market price of 1875 will be
paid in lieu of fractional shares.
The Union Trust Co. is moving
the vault to the safe deposit depart
ment, the space to be taken up by
cages under the remodeling plan.
The National Saving g. Trust Co
plans to increase lobby space by
moving the cages on the south side
back about eight feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
BOND SUMMARY

FURNISHED by the Associated Press.j
selected list OF active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. Showing the
high. law and closing price fer the week,
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

York. He was formerly Federal
Security Administrator, War Man.
power Commission chairman, served
two terms as Philippine High Com
missioner, and has held many other
Government positions.
Employees Share Profits.
The May Hardware Co. instituted
profit sharing plan In January
1947, which provides that Is per cent
of profits be distributed to en-
ployes. At meeting in the COM
pany's new building at Kansas ave-
nue. and Blair road, the second pay
ment from 1947 earnings was dis
tributed.
The total yearly payment amount
ed to an average of $488.56 per en-
ploye. All employees were included
in the distribution except major
stockholders and those on the rolls
for less than six months. The
amounts distributed were based on
length of service and rate of COM
pensation.
Store Sales Turn Upward.
For the week ended Saturday.
January 81, department stores sales
in Washington were per cent
above the corresponding week a
year ago and 10 per cent ahead OF
the preceding week this year when
bad weather curbed trade severely
Sales in four weeks ended the
same date were 3 per cent above
year earlier, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank stated. In the Fifth
District sales were up per cent
over last year, Is over the previous
week and unchanged in the four
weeks.
The Reserve Board reported that
Fifth District sales for January
were l per cent ahead of last year
The national average gain was 6
per cent.
Steel Scrap Bill introduced.
Industries plagued by shortages of
iron and steel took heart during the
week in the introduction by Sena-
tor Edward Martin, Republican Of
Pennsylvania. of bill to force i'm
mediate disposal of Government
owned stocks of iron and scrap steel
both in this country and abroad.
Sponsored by five Senators, the bill
received Endorsement of Joint scrap
committee representing the entire
steel, foundry and scrap industries.
Supporters call it vital to United
States economy and the European
Recovery Plan.
Members Of Washington Chapter
to Meet the Requirements of the
Southeast"
Saturday.
Philosophical Society of Washington
8:15 pm, Cosmos Club Auditorium
Professor Frederick Seitz, Carnegie
Institute of Technology, Theory
of Plastic Flow in Solids"
American Society Of Agricultural En-
gineers and Association of South
ern Agricultural Workers, joint
meeting. Gold Room, Hamilton
Hotel. am, symposium: "Agri.
cultural Industries and Services
| 1:3O pm, afternoon program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Capitol Securities

The following bid and asked quotations
on washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members Of the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.
would trade with the general public at
the time the quotations were assembled
for The Star as OF Friday noon. Origin
Of any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Business Briefs

Declines In High Grade Bonds.
which have raised their average
yield to. around 80, have just start
ed and will 20 further, predicted
Charles r. Speare, North American
Newspaper Alliance writer. He
quoted a report from Wood, Walker
& Co.
South West Pipe Line Co. stock
holders have been offered $50 a
share by four companies, Pennzoil
Co., South Penn Oil, Waverly Oil
Works and Washington Oil Co. The
purchasers will take up to $500
shares.
Eastern Shore Public Service Co.
asked SEC permission to sell s4,-
000,0O of securities to its parent,
Delaware Power & Light Co., to
finance construction.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul d
Pacific Railroad received ICC per-
mission to sell 5000, 900 of equip
ment trust certificates.
Commonwealth Edison Co. was
authorized by the Illinois Commerce
Commission to construct q new
$100, 100000 generating station in
Chicago. Construction of the first
unit will start this spring.
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. pur-
chased 200,000 tons of scrap for
So, 450, 900 for use in Pittsburgh and
Chicago Mills. The price was $50 so
a ton at Chicago and $4,000 at Pitts
burgh.
Parker Pen Co. declared a year.
end dividend of 81 and a regular
quarterly OF so cents, both payable
February 81, raising payments for
the year ended February ~ to "a
VS.. $3.50 in the previous year.
DIR. Pepper Co. declared divi-
dend Of IS cents a share, payable
March l. Previous payments were
Is cents.
Sloss- Sheffield Steel T. Iron Co.
declared a dividend of 40 cents a
common share, payable March 20.
The company paid so cents last
June and 10 cents in November.
General Fireproofing Co. declared
a dividend of Is cents, payable
March 10. The company paid so
cents each last March and June
and 81 each in September and De-
cember.
w. T. Grant Co. sales for January
totaled $12,303, 1874, an increase OF
F9.4qe from the same 1947 month.
J. ]. Newberry Co. sales in Janu-
airy amounted to $6,947,520. 4 drop
of 3.7Te from January. 1947.
H. L. Green Co. sales for January
totaled $5,737,s57, a gain of Sis
from year earlier.
Diana Stores Corp. sales for jan
uary totaled $872,715, a jump Of
|20.79o from the same 19E month.
Butler Bros. sales in January
amounted to $11, 430 ,656, an increase
of 1929 from q year earlier.
Christiana Securities Co. earned
$23, 333,741 or $14856 a share in
1947 VS.. $40, 440, 1853 or $129.27 a share
in 1916.
Saco-Lowen Shops net income for
IL months ended November 80 was
So, LOT, 500 or SPOT share vs.. $777,-
1876 or $3.11 in the preceding fiscal
period.
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. earned
$2,875,158 or $214 in II months
ended November 30 VS.. $1,S64,o78 or
l$1.16 In the previous year.
Spiegel, Inc, net income for 1s47
was $2,231 1856 or $1.12 vs.. $2,834, 223
or $3.50 in 1916.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
earned $3,139, 1866 or SLOT in 1e47 vs.
$3,462,717 or $1.18 in the previous
year.
! Commercial Solvents Corp. an.
nounced plans to spend $4,000, 00t
for new buildings and equipment
for research at Terre Haute. Ind.
Woodward Iron Co. elected B. G
Colcord president to succeed H. A
Berg, who resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Peoples Drug Sales
1.9 Pct. Below 1947
During January
By Edword G. Stone

Net sales of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, during January totaled So
518,657 in comparison with 1885,
052 In the first month of 1947, a de-
crease of SGT 1895, or 1.9 per cent
w. H. Churchill, treasurer, an
fnounced yesterday.
In January this year the company
operated 1856 stores compared with
l34 in January, 1947. Yesterday S
report was the first since sales for
1947 were reported as s45,977, 184. a
gain of $1,771 1888 or per cent over
the preceding year.
McNutt on Insurance Board.
Paul v. McNutt, former governor
of Indiana and Ambassador to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
CURB SUMMARY

IFurnIshed y She ABsocI1teu Fress'J
A selected liss Of active stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. lew and elssinR priee fer the week
Saturdays elese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

BankbOok. The
instructors will
be Joseph R.
Fitzpatrick, Sec
ond National and
Arthur Meade
Lincoln National.
The class will
m e e t t W i c e a
week, according
to Herbert D.
Lawson, jr., edu-
cational chair
man.
1t was an
than 1000 will
nounced yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Market AVERAGES
Tobacco Markets

LOUISVILLE KY. Feb. 2 LP.-Average
price paid for hurley tobacco on Kentucky
markets yesterday dropped S2.4 from
Of Agriculture reported.
Volume totaled 777,634 pounds for
S327,75445, an average Of SAILS hun
only four which sold leaf THURSDAY. :,
Sales in the eight State hurley belt
Thursday totaled S29.522 pounds at
S426O 1t was the first time the volume
fell below the million pound mark this
season, although the average was S2.37
more than the previous day. season
sales were brought to 4SS,6S1,99S pounds
at S4S47.
Tennessee's sales Thursday totaled
2sO,914 pounds at $40.37, bringing sea.
son figures to Ill ,667,04O pounds al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

PhlhpplneS, mas
been elected a
director of the
United S t a t e S
Life Insurance
Co. . of New
York, the Wash
ington Office an
nounced yester-
day.
Mr.. McNutt,
first ambassador
to the Philip
pines, resigned
last year and Is
now practicing
law in Washing
ton an d New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Stock and
ntViIanH Data

DtvldC4id IkoeG.
| Ala Pwr 31as r.
Am g. For p IS 1850
| Am T & T 27ss 81
Am T g. T gas 81
| Am T 81 T 234s 61--
| Am T g. 7 gas rs
| Am TIT gas 80 -
! Am T 81 T gas So
Am T g. T 2sas So
lam Tobacco IS az -
Am Tobacco IS Go
lat & 8 p As 95 -
la c Line LIST As 81
lac Line 4,ks e.
iAtl Dan LIST As AZ
Balt&Ohio 6s J 95
Bait g. Ohio IS rs B
tBalt&Ohio 5s G Us
Balt&Ohio IS NJ 96
lEalt&Oh rs K 1000
| B & o CIV 41as 2010 -
| Bait Il Ohio As rs A
| B&OPLE&WV As so
B & o Sou Div IS so
| Bang & Ar en- As 81 :
IBeth Steel 2As TO
Bost g. Me Ans TO
| Bost & Me Is 90 -.
Brk u G 2hs 76
Buf Mas Ell 2As rs
BUT r g. P IS 81 ST.
Bush Term IS So -
lean South IS 81 -.
lean Nat 5s 50 Oct -
| lean Nat Ry 4hs 81
lean Nat 4las Sc -
| Can Pacific As perp
| Celan IS 65
| Cen OF Ga 5Ns So
Cen of Ga 6s 50 c.
| Cent Ga en- IS As -
Cen N Y Pwr IS "A
| Cen Pac LIST As 40
| Cen r r N J IS ST.
lie r r N J IS SIR -
| Cen RI N ] As 81
lie & o AIS % -,
lie g. O 3Kas 80 d..
C & o 3hs 90 E.
IC B & @ 4Has IT,
lie B g. @ 2hs 10
iChi & East Iii Inc 81
lie G W in 4Has 203S :
|Chi Grit West As aS
| Chi 4 L 4 n s 2003.
Chi Ind & L inc4sS3
lCMStP&P4hs2019-
ICNStP&P4h s2044-
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tE e. N w AIS %
| GRIP inc 4I2s 2019-
| C r / P As "a =
| Chi I'm Stat 2Tss 63
| Chi 81 w Ind As 81
iCinGas&Elec 2A4s75
ICCC&StL 41as II
Clev FL Hum IS TO.
lClev q Trim IS T3
Cleve Un Ter 4hs77
ICol & South 4hsS0 .
jColum GLE BIAS II
Comwlth Eds IS II
Icons Eds IS ~ -
| Cons Eds 2As SO -.
Cons Eds ga RI
Cons Pwr gas rs
tCuba No 5 rs Air
ICub r r IS scr
Day Pw&Lt gas rs
lDel & Hudson As CD
IDel Lack&W 4s2042
lDen r G w 3s-4s 93
|D&RGW in4Ks20lS
|Det Edison IS 20 -
IDet Tr&Tun4hs61.-
IDow Chem 2.35s 81
IDuluth i,S&A IS 81
Duo 1t gas IT,.
Erie 41as 2015 =
Firestone TOR 1851
Fla East Coast 5s74
IGen Real d ut As SO
lGrt Nor Ry 5Hzs 81
lGrt Nor 4l,as rs D.
Let Nor 2As 81 -
IGulf M Il O As 10
IG NJ & o 2O15 A.
IG M & Q 22044 B
Hudson Coal IS 62A
Hud g. Man RI IS 81
Hud & Man in 5s57-
| Ill Bell Tel 2s4s ST.
III Central As ST.
| Ill Cent As SO
Ill cent RIG As 90
III Central 4As &C.
Ill Central 5s 81 :.
Ill Cent st L 3as51-
lie st L 5s SO A
tic st L Ans So,
Int Grit Nor IS 81 =.
Int CT Nor LIST IS 50
Int G N 5s SO B -
Int ny Elec Is IL
| James F & c As 80 -
| j Cent Pal 27as 76-
K C P&Lt 22As 76--
Kan City Sou As TO
Keepers IS GA
ILautaro Nit inc rs =.
ILeh v H T IS 81
Leh Val 5s 1908 st
lLeh Val 41As 2003--
lLeh Val As 2003---.
ILorillard IS 81 -.
Main Cent 4 las 60
Manati Sug IS 81
Mich Centrl 4 Vas ~
Mich Con G 3,as SO
lMSPSSM ANS IL
lMSPSSM As 91----.
MKT 5s 90 A..
MKT al Is 81 -
MET LIST As 90
Mo Pac 5as A.
Mo Pac 5s 65 A.
Mo Pac 5s n p
iMo Pac IS 10 c.
mo Pac IS 80 H.
Inc Pac IS 81 L.
Mo Pac gn As 76 -,
Nor 81 Essex IS b6--
IMor g. Esx Ans 55-.
iMor&Esx gas 1000
Int st T q T 2%s SO
lNar Steel IS 65
New Eng T&T 5s 81
N Eng T g. T 4las 81
New Orl Term As 50
NO Tx&Mx 5hs 81
In O T M 5s "a ~
New Orl Tex M $3.50
NoTx&Mx 4HaS So
NY & P As 80 -----
In Y Cent IF 5s2013
ny Cent 4as20l3A
N Y Cent en- As 90 .
m on cOr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Woshinqton Stock Exchange

oMciaD
iNANeA'ii oNs y" AND McLuDING FRbAY, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08

In bankruptcy or receivership, or being
reoreanized under the bankruptcy act. or
securities assumed by such companies;
Rates of dividends in the foregoing tape
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semiannual declaration
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included. Also extra
or extras Plus stock dividend. Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid SO far this year.
Payable In stock. 8 Paid last year: De.
ciared or paid after stock dlyidend or
declared this year WV With warrants: xv
without warrants Payable In STOCK.
exact cash value undetermined on dsciara-
ton date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-08
Produce Markets

The Star has ENLARGED It's coverage
of fruit and vegetable prices on the
Baltimore market as o substitute for
similar Washington quotations re-
Gently discontinued BY the Agrieul-
reports the Baltimore quotations
supplied below determine prices paid
on the Washington market.