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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA,

FALLS CHURCH Area bedrooms, at
tached garage. full basement home, on "
acre. g years old, but redecorated like
: Near paroehisl school, new s-bedroom
beautifully. constructed: on over h-acre
~osa H ass have soos LISTING
Of Virginia homes, lots. farms and stores
In In Falls Church ; area; excellent financing
Church. va. FA. $685. or IA. 7s4s. Sa2
SPECIAL sALE-No catch. Open Sat, 1-6
pm. and Sun, 10 am. to q pm. Four
extra:nice 5.rm attached brick homes:
sose to eyerythas, in Alexandra; all well
tiled bath. modern kit, etc. All are for
sale due ne Itch to ownsFs transfer Truly
$3.50 with 81 800 loan at $40 mo-
S10,500 with $1,000 loan at S4S mo
s195oo s195oo With wI.h ss'5o6 loan at sss
To Reach: Drive over 14th ST Bridge
and out Arlington Ridge rd. to Presidential
dosfs .phan right on Russell nm I'd
blks. on Oak, St. to our Open. sign
homes. a. P. HAskEII. ELL CT. si42' 81 0sa
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. va, near busline
Price for QUICK sale at S9:95O
miles ao p G. acres glo Of rGm and p s. Rsuse Rspd
surface road, 5-room frame bunsalow
elect, running water in kit, gear garage:
$6,5U0.
Vienna, Va-5 rooms. fully insulated
BATH, oil h,-w.h. fireplace, full bsmt
acre corner lot: poultry: land inclosed
l2-acre, new o-room BUNGALOW; bath
stairway to unfinished attic: full bsmt.,
Coleman, oil floor furnace. Price, S7.750;
So. 600 down.
Possession on settlement-New 5-room
bungalow in the. town of Vienna, Va, on
"a acre; bath, fireplace, hot-air oil heat,
gas h.-w.h:. gas range. laundry trays, full
bsmt. kwith built-in garage. unfinished
attic. Price, S11,6O0 RAY BARNEY &
SONS Vienna, Va. phone Vienna 21s.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

14th AT ST. N.W.-corner bldg. de
signed for auto sales and SERVICE but
wide spans between columns; beaut; show
room approx. 45x100 on ground floor.
passenger elevator to 4th floor. used as
light quiet. office. Entire bldg. served by
steam heat with oil buSner parkng lot
alfs't1y ave ne in ne esaf oss 3 s NASH 90 Fl9Tda
CORNER GEORGIA AVE. and jefferson
suitable for store and professional offices
additions may be included at this time
For further information, phone 1. BERs !s5
81 osMALI a1uLS OFFICE BLDG. for rent'-For
the details. kindly refer to "ofhees foy
Ro6R Ea55nMAS A6sf Rr0ksr RE- 10 ne,
shla avs near SaGo paDont S erce @ Ee~
for eces for Governmsnt agencieS 1 v8p or I% n9n-
ToG ToGEfnER FL 'tas' Or SEPARATELY, two house.
converted to Offices on New HAMPSHIRE
20 rooms. approx. 5000 So. it., suitable for
lzation Cali Mr.. ovERINGToN' Elk
DoWNroWSgNs q OFFICES or b., business aea. sna
garage. 1921 9th st NV; lst floor and
Z-CaT garage newly ana mOuSIHly ueCO-
rated, ready to move in; reasonable. DI
1876 or North 2213. 21'
1868 U ST. NV excel. bldgs. which
are presently connected. Can be rented
separately 1896 has 4 ifs. and contains
approx. $4,000 So. it. Of A. space. 1898
is "-story structure containing approx.
II 900 So. 1T. of fl. space both bldgs.
Parking avail. These bldgs. can be used
for retailers, wholesalers, distributors,
lodges fraternal orders, schools, banks.
bldg. and loan associations. office space.
etc, Brokers protected. KAss REALTY
1Ias sIst ST. N.w.-11O,0oo IT. of fl.
space IN 4-story fireproof bldg: elevator
and ramps. Can be subdivided; heavy fl.
load excel. for automobile agency. office
space, distributors. wholesalers. printers.
etc. Brokers protected. KASS REALTY
CO., EN- SLIGO.
TWO large units in new business center,
5000 and 2,10O square feet; Maryland
suburbs; rents reasonable. Owners phone,
ExCELLENT LOCATION in Arlington
Shirley highway near darlington. Very
suitable for large recreation project or
for business use. In the center of built
UP area of $4,000 to 10000 popula ton
Will consider sale or ground lease. w. s.
HOGE, Jr., Realtor, Chestnut $500. -2l
AMACO STATIOS-Liv. quarters over ga
rage. including tools, large lot: a wonder
full opportunity TO go in the auto business.
Call HO. 1115. p
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CHOICE EYE ST. sTORE-Lease ends in
Aug; of1ices OF rms, baths, now avail
exchange 1or small properties. HENDER-
SON CO., RE. $500; ewes. OV. $3.50. -22
50, 800, COMMERCIAL-Beth Rock
vile pike; a masonry warehouse 4ox40
anek ana iSso SAGE 6 eHAs As q s13las vi es5 5GI
FIRST COMMERCIAL, upper 14th st. NV.
JOSEPH / F. BIFfoRE CO.. Realtors, isi
BKIck Il: n,sij sUsIaEss ri ss FRopERry-onp Prom
inent thoroughfare, in central Northwest;
approx. 40xl00 it. to alley; store and 4
apis. with annual income of Just under
$4,000 year; no operating expenses, ten
Phone Mr.. Peck. GE. 1885, with SHAN
NON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
ist COMMERCIAL, 22A-ft. frontage on
21st st; NV, just off K st.-Price, S13,.,
s9 soss DfeDfEK PHELs Il Nc
Messel as RT 81. N6 e76S. ss0o' eyes, and sun gF
Electrical or plumbing con-
ss.it front, deep 1 lot. so-tt. alley: Less
than $4,000 for both. Mr. Hunter. MA.
$500: ewes. and Suns. GIL. 1885. BOSS
g. PHELPS INC. 1417 X ST. NV, -23
ds oz5 eeaea us
east Of the DISTRICT line. For fun infor-
nation. call Mr, Condit (today and Sun
so dsy re 4E 2l2R Re.}ors T5os p4 SsSo FISHER &
NEAR GA; AND FLA. AYES; N,W-2nd-
runs through from street to street. good
location for service station, taxi center,
parking lot, auto laundry, bust center,
truck repair dry-cleaning plant bottling
Rf5?s sna & 5R soR Acs RsatoTs
Since 1892. 17l9 Eye st. NV, MA. 1896
NEAR 14TH AND pENNA. s.E.-1st COM
mercial, large, 6 rms, cor, brick; suitable
$50, 900. HARTMAN REALTY. INC. 1345
Good Hope rd. Sc, TR. 4400 -22
NEAR UNION sTATION-1-s STORY brick
bldg., about 500 So. it.; renting for S100
mo-; no lease. Price $1095O. Mr.. FilIppo
TR. 400 VI. 5976: HARTMAN REALTY
HOTEL SITE on Shirley highway at prom
inent Glover Leaf. Best location in Ar
hpgton Fairfax area. w. s. HoGE, Jr.,
MsshHY5 GafSSet oogPGPSoRruNrrY ogGS for an
| heart of new housing development. 2-story
bldg. 40x70 IT, on commercially zoned lot
100x1 65 it. in Fairfax Va. Suitable as
store building OF. warehouse; Reasonably
Dfsa Ps RaaL4 fss CO.. Fun anas ss
ON LEE HWY. opp. Howard johnson S,
304-ft. frontage to depth of more than 300
Fl Prleed ns foE mWsd NE 5ss Sse 1NEz c0sH
lst COMMERCIAL LOT on Wisconsin ays. s
1919 Wise. AVEE.-First commercial, Store
1855 spt rHs aD9ve p1sS 2Ns ece5 cd
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

2s-UNIT APT; annual rent, S1s,396; will
sell for about 6 times LARRY STEELE.
RE. 0493, EN-. 0303 -22
MODERN NE I3-UNIT APT BLDG. in
Guiding eleven 2-bedrm. apis. at low rents,
Priced at. less than s times the annual
income Of, $11,600. Excellent, financing.
Call Ray Morse, sH. 1877, with BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors, DU S65S.
MODERN 2I-UNIT BUILDING, beautiful
NV location; outstanding investment OPP
portunity at 100000 Also adjacent.
modern brick buildings totaling so units,
offered by an out-of-town owner for im-
mediate sale for 100000, Prime con-
struction and de luxe equipment. For
detailed statement, phone Mr.. Wolberg. IA.
I7s6, with SHANNON g LUcHs CO., 1908
NEW DETACHED, 16 beautiful units. large
rooms, and close to everything: q profitable
investment and rare oppor. for $4,000.
MAURICE KOHNER, 1124 VT. ave, DI.
214S: evenings. EN- 3032.
MODERN CUNT brick apt. building; ten
ants furnish own utilities and heat: large
rooms good neighborhood low rental.
$4,000. BENJAMIN ]. MILLS, Tower
Bldg ME 1900: ewes, WO. 1880 or
Or 5ATO
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IDEAL SITE in the ideal shopping CEN
ter. Oyer. LOCO apts; being erected in
SIDE! SIDE Really asi GO. sH' S44o ri
400 9Th ST. NE.-Brick. 1st comm, corner
property: Is rms, ga baths g apis }; oil
heat ideal for business, doctor or dentist;
PEffd EsRt y1s 4E HsianG2f TAE EH 24 s
TOURIST CAMP. near MARYLAND Univer-
sity lo.room house and o6a 9aoins IN 100 +
established egs f % years Years; fabulous income ali
winter and double that after May LIST
Call a. STANLEY MoREAU' WA. 257l 2571o OF
on KENlLwoRTH AyE.-New. free high.
way to Baltimore; frontage of 1s0 IT.;
lst commercial: backed by End commer-
cusaARD. pTjsfadAa cfl IA s5s $3.50 'ann' win AA
new HAMPsHIRg AVE.-433-ft. frontage.
n H. .zoned 1st commercial: In active
CUsHARD PA. 1899. -22
GEORGIA AVE. north of Randolph St.
About 9o-ft. front; cheap. Call MA.
IDEAL LocATIoN-112-ft. frontage on
priced Call CHI. 1866: ewes, CHI. 1927
COMMERCIAL LOT. 10000 50. IT.. SOC #
: blks. from D. c. in Maryland. VI. 1857
FIRST COMMERCIAL AND APT. House
sround-50.0o0 feet lst c=9mmercial, = rs S1s
of the fastest-erowing sections Of nearby
over D. C. line. will sell as whole .,s q,
fnformstio cali Banks Murray. 81 s114;
with SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1902 d
ct. NV. MA. 234b. "a
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

EXCEPTIONAL PLOT for apt house, on
Good Hope rd. Sc; zoned 40-A; size,
160xl40: approx. $4,000 So. 1T. Priced to
sell. Good terms. Call Mr.. Jolles, jr.,
ME-. 54OO until pm; Sunday and ewes.
II. 4335; LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-zoned for g.
wei priced CAN Mrs. Vann. with iNEz
/ ACRES APT. GRoUND-close- Arl.
paved st; "a blk. to shops and bus, 10 min
downtown; 23c per IT., THE BRANT CO,
GARDEN APT. GROUND within 5-mtls
circle of the White House: one of the
best sites at one of the best prices in the
Metropolitan Area. THOS. G. MAGRUDER
CO., 2O51 Wilson blvd. CHI. 3131, GL.
3t34: evenings. TIE. 1929. -22
ARL., VA.-233-ft. frontage and 130-ft.
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ALEXANDRIA Story and a hall brick
equipped for upstairs apt. but could be
used as SCI home rms, rms, P,a baths, .Sr,fbi fhi
Wash. St, Alley: Alex. 1901; ewes, oV.
Ssat VAN rnf 70 N MARE ARE GOOD BuYe Take
tions. Risht now about 900 houses are
dG1 our Sie usrated n kf REALTY PsSh
lists some of the best buys. Just call
EE6R o sI fns RRrek sk S5 free sSRy
spanl Tastefully decorated. many nice
features: lge liy Em firepIace din Tm
ZOE Marshall ave, Falls Church, off Lee
blvd, close to new shopping, center; $l4.-
eSsv.7 Gus 'fa REAiT9 fa9 BUGEIN SGGi eo oW
oPEN SAT. AND SUN. II noon to pm,
Ss5e No; 2nd st.. Arlinston Inear Bucklns-
transp., stores and school close. Interior
designed and decorated that matches, the
s1saso ssns da'{ Dfsetons IONS n0 Lee
Glebe I'd. turn risht 2 blocks to No. End
St, right to sign, or bus marked sc, to
qsos G snd AND 4n6 6 t o PsrsRns d
eAPuTi iSc II REALTY. Phone IA. aiaS until
aSRERS HOMES r. miles f5S9 wssh
One Of these homes is financed Gil. Other
selective homes priced from Sl2.000-S27.
$50. Call FREEMAN g. SHERBURNE,
Vienna 80 or Vienna 266. -22
HERE'S A SCO0P-Beyerly Hills, Alexan-
dria. open l to &. Sat, Sun. and Mon
Choice corner lot; 9 bedrooms: sun deck.
Cor extra bedroom. kitchen. a bath
screened porch, down; garage: S19,50Q
5000 Cameron Mills I'd. Exclusive with
CLOSE IN-s5o South Irving ST., s. Arl.
bsnit.. oil heat: fenced lot. S1I 800. about
$1,000 down. OW. 1897. -
FALLS CHURCH-Excellent location, close
to Catholic church. stores, bus: 2 bedrms
(space for & 4th): frame: prewar built.
perfect condition: really attractive; 21x2.
masonry Harase: beautiful S0x15n lot; only
Co, OW. 1897. ga
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WE HAVE approx 5000 50. it. heated
space available March 1st; basement with
alley entrance: would consider percent
PETWoRTH B6WLING CENTER, 37I2
Ga, aye; n W, after II am. -22
STORAGE SPACE, B g. O. siding and
trucking facilities; general commodities.
FfREPRooF FIR iWARHHHoGsE with loadins
ave ne. Call Mr.. ROBERT LEWIS, Ma.
5000 -25
WAREHOUSE, 10000 So. TT. at 45c per
siding; acres of outside storage at no
extra cost within several minutes OF
National Airport in Virginia: short or
long-term lease. JACK G. MAIZE, Real
tor 12l So. Royal ST., Alex. Va, Alex.
6SSS or Alex S646. -22
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ARLINGTON-Diploma and service per-
sonnel; beaut furn. 3-bedrm brick; excel
location; 15 min downtown Wash; avail
March l; yearly lease: $500 mo- ROBERT
N. BRUMBACK CO., 2134 No. Upton, OW
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! COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

HEAVY TRAFFIC LOCATIONS, both auto
and pedestrian; lots on strategic corners,
ideal for any outdoor business, such as used
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1858. 80
CLEVELAND PARK-First commercial:
light dry basement; suitable for many
trance. Can OR. Ss5s before ii ana.
-22
WILL RENT LOT for used-car sales or
build garage. etc: No. Arlington: un-
usually good location, near other auto
concerns; close in. main highway. GIL.
1854 or EX, 1894. -23
LGE. DWELLING, suitable for wholesale
or retail business. 3431 14th St NV,
Ress. rental. HENRY SALUS, MA. 1852.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESIRE BUILDING. suitable for veterin-
ary hospital. within Is miles OF D. c.
in Virginia. viii rent, lease or buy. Box
226-H, Star -22
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT IVA,
SUBURBAN REkr-vIRGIh,A.

11a-bath, modern sub home on lge. lot
price, only $3.50, easy terms. Alex
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SUB. PROPERTY WANTED CMp.,
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReIkIA.

DESPERATE! Cash for a nice home in
my agent at once UN. 1907 -23
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T-RoOM HOUSE, bedrms: . on 1st H.;
completely equip. kit, gas heating system: !:
garage, large lot: trensp., stores, schools
PA 3305 Al
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OPEN 1 TO 5-Would you like to have q
housewarming party in this cozy Cape Cod
center-hall entrance, log burning fireplace
in liv. rm knotty-pine den. master bedrm.,
bath, din. rm. handy kit. > bedrms., bath.
End floor, rec. rm. with fireplace. laundry
rm with "a bath, work shop. To reach:
Out Lee hwy. turn right on Florida ave,
right on 26th St. st house on left. JOHN
B. MILBURN, 1910 Lee hwy, OW. 1918
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tContinued on Next Pass,
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CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Oct. 21 GP.-Soybeans and
lard ran into good deal of selling on the
Board Of Trade today. Prices slumped
The selling apparently was brought out
by the sharp upturn these commodities
recorded in yesterdays market DEALINGS
In the major grains price changes did
not not amount w.ra .ttsn to much Wheat corn and
rather light.
Wheat near the end of the first hour
Sazs Sss unclaimed aorn to Z au lower, DECEMBER
ow. $ .na eats % a1sesss
were l to 2 lower, November 249Ia.
Light rains fell overnight In parts OF
OKlahoma. the Texas Panhandle and West
ern Kansas. From reports, received BY
sufhciently heavy to change the picture OF
dry surface soil in this important winter
wheat area. The rain had little influence
In addition to Army purchases, it was
announced the Navy soon would buy flour
The Army has been purchasing -four every
rev DAYS for the past week or more, con.
ttrinutins TO a arm undertone in wheat
Despite these military and foreign sales
total nour sales were at a low level The
| trade publication said, military and for
eisn sales do not onset the very definite
lull in domestic demand"
In review OF Government wheat and
flour buying, one house said unless fur
Government has practically completed its
commitments to January l." However. the
Governments policy is to buy ahead and
no M Msiackenlng IN purchases is expected.
placed at 15,9. compared with I5.I week
ago ana IL D year
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Stocks Turn Uneven;
Railway and Airline
Issues Hold Gains
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The stock
markets October advance ran into a
little selling trouble today.
Railway and airline stocks stayed
on forward track but efforts of the
industrial group to get ahead were
blocked. Most price changes either
way were fractional.
Trading activity continued at a
comparatively fast clip although a
trif1e below yesterday.
Wall Street didn't seem much con-
cerned with today's trends. Some
market strategists figured the halt
In the advance in the industrial
section would give the rails chance
to catch up. And at any rate, they
claimed, the market was due for q
rest after sustained rise.
Steels were among the balky spots
following yesterdays rise to new
194S highs for numerous companies.
Issues marked up included
Southern Railway. Baltimore &
Ohio, Central of New Jersey, Amer
ican Air Lines, Eastern Air Lines
Texas Co., Youngstown Sheet, Glenn
Martin, Electric Power & Light, Dow
Chemical cat new top for the
year,, U. S. Gypsum and Loew's.
Outstanding in the losing section
were American Woolen and Pullman
both of more than 2 points. Su-
perior Oil of California, a high
priced issue, lost points and Pepsi
Cola. on fractional decline, hovered
close to the years low.
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CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO Oct FL l4' CUsDA).-Salable
hogs, 1900; total 1880; butchers steady
to % lower: fairly active. but closed slow
on few hogs; sows active. fully steady;
top 1855 for one load, few loads 26 so;
most good and choice 190-2S0-pound
butchers, 26. 80; odd sales down to
1925: other weights scarce, few 160-1S0
pounds 25.5O-26.25: lot around 475
pounds; 90; bulk seed and choice sows
most 40O-550 pounds. 23.50242 25; good
clearance
saiable cattle. $500; total, 3,7O0; SAL
able calves, 400: total, 400; general mar
ket around steady except bulls 25 higher,
few choice l. 1901 ,2OO-pound steers,
30 80; hish-choice kinds absent; medium
to low:choice steers: as.0o;35 so; four
two loads good to low-choice s75-pound
fed heifers. LOO, few good beef cows up
to $500: Gamers and cutters, IA 90 II 90:
medium to GOOD sausage bulls. 21 1923. so:
vealers, 32.O0 down: stock cattle steady;
is:s .,:er, m:a,q@ so s7SD0und Canadian feeding
salable sheep-s,OOO; total, 5000;
y .5 lower: practical tor, sood to choice
offerings. $500; few small closely sorted
lots, 25.25: comomn and medium offer
ings, 2O.OO.22. so: fed yearlings steady:
double approximately 102-pound offerings.
21 SO; ewes steady to weak; common to
good ewes, &, S,O0.0.bO,
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Produce Markets

-united tsates Asriculture DEPARTMENT.
Virsinia west Virginia. New jersey and
New York. Golden Delicious. "a inches up
ne6es 5inmam 1 east' oD yoIks sos5S q neS.: M
sstaymans:, ~ inches Up up s.SS-ssss ts1 S
hsh high, as a'5 so,o fair eelor 40 aoo-a -.
fsiE quality, 1907 90. -
Pot Potatoes es-Market $. about steady; 100
Pennsylvania, Katahdins. used sacks, $50
2.75; mostly 2.65: 5O-pound paper sacks.
:30-l 30; l0-pound paper sacks. 1884
baskets. u. S. is, washed or brushed
mosty afn1a e's"fss Puerto dsiesns Riesns
l:50-20o: nearby, half bushel, Golden,
o. oo D0P5sI Poul.rS lSw oao,ssion: as 81 esnts'
5m demand slow a receipts Adae dacks quans 1isht'
frysrs s9s e'5fa to~i ,eoorsd' eos a0t
32-35: light. weights IeRhorns,, 24-35;
mostly "a; ducks tMuscovies), SO.
Flour Receipts, 2O,i3e 100 pound
WheatmReceipts. e57sse bushels: ship
domestic. 23l: October. 2.31.
corn-Reeeipts. 27;545 bushels: ship
ments, 1881 bushels; stocks, 122.27s
oats-Receipts, 1913 bushels: ship
Barley--Receipts. none shipments, 500
bushels; stocks, 24,20S bushels
Rye-Receipts, PA bushels; shipments,
none: stocks 1855 bushels
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments.
none: stocks. none
Millfeed-Receipts, 500 tons.
Butter and Eggs
Eegs-Market firm on top grades, STEADY
on others: demand good: receipts light tor
grades. Wholesale selling prices: A large
n2.15; mediums, 5a-63: small. 47-52:
50-5s.
Receipts-Butter. 1s,30s pounds; esss
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TREASURY lysOU
2hs 72-67 Dec 100 9
| WORLD BANK
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Hourly Sales on the Exon4uge Ie9AJ:
II 200 Am. 26o 600 1880 noon 40 600
1000 pm. $50 900 $500 p.m. 900 coo
fUnit Of trading: 10 shares; '1n bans.
Euptcy Or rsceiyersnip , Or osins ZEN reorsan-
tiles assumed By such companies. Rates
Of dividends in the foregeing table are
ausrterly or semi-snnuaI declaration.
tinless otherwise noted, special Or extra
dividends are not included. cid Called.
or extras. Plus stock dividend. Cash
or stock. Declared or paid so far this
year. Payable In stock, estimated cash
year b Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split-up. Declared or paid
this year, an accumulative issue with
dividend omitted. deferred or no action
taken as last dividend meeting. = Payabls
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Evening star., 1948-10-21
40,350 New Phones
Added Here in Year
To Set Record
Ey Edword c. Stone

At another new alltime peak
Washington had 439,723 telephone
stations in service at the end of
September, compared with 399,373 in
September year ago, an increase
of 40,350 phones, Chesapeake &,
Potomac Telephone officials reported
today. During August of this year
308l new telephones were installed
Average daily calls. an excellent
barometer of business activity
reached 2,111,347 in September, in
comparison with 1,903,472 in the
corresponding month of last year,
an increase of 207.875 daily calls.
Daily calls were also substantially
higher than in the preceding month
this year.
Demand Deposits Reveal Gain.
Demand deposits in Washington's S
10 banks had a gain of $12,917 900
for the week ended October 13, the
Richmond Reserve Bank reported
today. Time deposits were off S488,-
600.
Total assets of $s77 ,222 900 showed
a gain OF $1,000, 900 from the pre-
vious week. Total loans were off
slightly, due to a drop in the
amount loaned to dealers in securi-
ties. Commercial and real estate
loans were slightly above the total
of the preceding week.
The annual meeting of the Dis
trict Building and Loan League, Ed
ward L. McAleer, president, will be
held at the Mayhower Hotel next
Tuesday night. The business meet
ing will be held before the dinner
about $50 members being expected
The Board of Directors of the
Second National Bank voted a
months salary as a bonus to all
officers and employees of the bank
at Its monthly meeting yesterday
Real Profits Given Study.
Maurice E. Peloubet, CPA, of
New York, addressed Washington
Chapter, National Association of
Cost Accountants. on How Real Are
Corporation Profits" at the Lafayette
Hotel. last evening. He, explained
the difference in values of dollars
and said this must be given full
consideration in figuring profits
accurately.
Paul j. Seltzer, assistant treasurer,
American Security g. Trust Co., will
attend the fall conference of the
Robert Morris Associates at St.
Louis beginning October "a. Chester
c. Davis, president, Federal Reserve
Bank of st. Louis, and Marquis w.
Chllds, Washington correspondent,
are among the speakers.
American Airlines has declared
the quarterly dividend of S71a cents
per share on the $3.50 preferred,
payable December to stock of
record November l6.
Convention Speakers Listed.
Robert M. Hanes, Winston Salem
bank president; Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina bank commissioner.
and Joseph Stagg Lawrence, vice
president of the Empire Trust Co.,
are among the speakers listed for
the convention of the Consumers
Bankers Association, set for Pine
hurst, N. c., October 1923.
j. Melville Broughton, former
Governor of North Carolina. and
Edmund H. Harding, Tar Heel
humorist, are other speakers. De-
post building programs will be fea-
tured, according to the. Washington
Office.
Evening star., 1948-10-21

John r. Thompson Co. declared a
dividend Of 10 cents a common
share, payable November Is, rails
ing 1948 dividends to so cents VS..
80 cents in 1947.
Byron Jackson Co. declared an
extra dividend TO 30 cents and a
regular quarterly of so cents, both
payable November Is.
Evening star., 1948-10-21
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