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Vacant. Holmead place. Title ready
So 900 down. Mr.. Maury, TU. 1926
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 334t
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13
NJ. Y. f. OF Whiteville
Active Church Group

The M. Y. F. of Whiteville Charge
met Friday, April 30, at Lines
Church, for the special meeting of
the adults and youth. The service
was we'll attended with an estimat-
ed 10 persons present. Worship
services were under the direction
of Paul William Baker, president
of the charge. The speaker of the
evening was Keith Adkins, presi-
dent of Sub-District No. 8, and an
outstanding leader in the youth
movement. Keith's topic was "The
Bearing of the M. Y. F. on the
Youth At Home, At Church, and At
School" For the benefit of those
that would like to know of the pur-
pose and activities of the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship, Keith ex-
planned some of the activities he
and some 10000 other young peo-
pie participated in at the Cleveland
Conference. The conferences, and
sub-district meetings, bring out the
fullest meaning of the term fellow
ship" for, as Keith stated, when a
group of over 10000 youth see fit
to attend a conference of a relig-
ious sort, and enjoy it as all did,
there has to be something to the
meaning of our M. Y. F. to attract
and keep the youth interested and
active in their work for the ad-
vancement of Gods kingdom.
After the talk, recreation and re-
freshments followed, and during
this time, Keith invited all to look
over the vast collection of infor-
nation concerning the Cleveland
Conference and the general M. Y.
F.
Those that attended the meeting,
left knowing far more about the
purpose and work of the M. Y. F.
and l feel sure they are more will
ing to cooperate with the youth af-
ter Keith's interesting talk.
Rev. Turner is the assistant youth
director of Sub-District No. 8, and
is, therefore, interested in our or
ganizatiOn. The youth of this
charge sincerely hope he is favor
ed by reelection at the Peninsula
Conference which begins May IL.
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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-13

Fresh Shrimp SO.45 count lb. Csc
Fresh CrOakerS Ib. 99c
Fresh Herring Roe lb. can. CSC
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Otis Market, 1888 18th Street
Safeway stores, Inc.
1908 Bladensburg Road
1880 d Street
1901 Franklin Street
1913 H Street
1880 Hamlin Street
4O45 Minnesota Ave.
1898 N. Capitol Street
1905 Rhode Island Ave.
$500 I2th Street
22O5 14th Street
sav-A-Way Food Market, 835 Florida
Ave.
Senate Market, 14s C Street
stanton Park Market, SIT c Street
Trio supply Market, 511 Morse Street
Victory Market, 4a2 18th Street
Woodbridge DEL, 1878 Rhode Island
Ave.
Woodbridge Market, 224s Rhode Island
Ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

61O1 Georgia Ave.
1921 Georgia Ave.
1865 Macarthur Blvd.
1901 Massachusetts, Ave.
3178 Mt. Pleasant Street
2OO1 r Street
S17 TAYLOR Street
1901 Wisconsin Ave.
244O Wisconsin Ave.
40l5 Wisconsin Ave.
S845 Wisconsin Ave.
scheele's Market, 1881 2sth Street
shankman's Market. 400 Kennedy
Shepherd Park Market. 1902 Alaska
Ave.
shoreham Market D Del, 261s Con-
necticut Ave.
@ d 8 Sellers, 9th q X Streets
J. NJ. spund's Market, s42s Con-
stern's Market, 55IS Connecticut Ave.
sunbeam Market, 1924 n. Capitol
Street
Sunlight Market, Inc, AGO 7th Street
Sunray Market, 32O5 Georgia Ave.
swasert's Market, 1929 18th street
TaIley's Grocery, 7711 Georgia Ave.
Upshur Food Market, S11 Upshur st.
Veterans Food shop, 3447 14th Street
waldman's Market. GA Rock Greek
Church Rd.
Walkers Market, 2I61 p Street
Wardman Park Market, 2660 Woodley
Road
WoodIey Food Store, 3518 Connecticut
Ave.
Wyoming Market, 1900 Wyoming Ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
NE. WASHINGTON

A b Food Stores
1881 Benning Road
1900 Hamlin Street
1924 Minnesota Ave.
Abe Market, 1925 7th Street
Acme Markets. Inc.
3839 Minnesota Ave.
1919 Rhode Island Ave.
4s1 18th Street
Bessei q Tobin,
30It Rhode Island Ave.
Brookiand Food, 3735 10th Street
Bunker Hill Market,
2O21 Bunker Hill Road
Chancellor Market,
214 Massachusetts Ave.
Edgewood Market. 23I4 4th Street
Fontana's Food Store,
1906 Kenilworth Ave.
Franklin Meat Market
2409 Franklin st.
Galiaudet Super Market,
2OOI Gallaudet st.
Giant Food Department stores
s45 Bladensburs Road
1924 Minnesota Ave.
143S Rhode Island Ave.
!, Hamiin Market, 2940 18th Street
H-view Del, 81 Rhode Island Ave.
MIN Market. $500 12th Street
Mayfair Market. 1904 D Street
MichiGan Park Market. s823 I2th 81
= . 7
Nation-Wide Self Service,
1885 Benning Road
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Sc. WASHINGTON

A b p Food stores
31O5 Nichols Ave.
2617 Pennsylvania Ave.
500 18th Street
Acme Market, Inc.
1889 Alabama Ave.
1925 Good Hope Road
2529 Good Hope Road
Bordow's Market, 7O1 18th Street
Buckingham Super Market,
1920 Nichols Ave.
Eastern Market stand No. 1,
7th and C Streets
Giant Food Department Store
281S Alabama Ave.
1920 South Capitol Street
Good Hope Road Market,
1901 Good Hope Road
Katx Market, 24O0 Minnesota Ave.
Lincoln Park Del, ,1O6 18th Street
George J. r. Maier q Sons,
220O Minnesota Ave.
MarIand Market,
1901 Pennsylvania Ave.
Minnesota Market, 2235 Minnesota
Ave.
Pyle's Market, 1909 Good Hope Rd.
Safeway stores, Inc.
1900 B Street
2501 Good Hone Road
2807 Nichols Ave.
sandy's Market, S4S 18th Street
south East Del, 1900 Minnesota Ave.
Super Del, 2451 Good Hope Road
Taylors Del, 2207 Nichols Ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
NV. WASHINGTON
A d p Food Stores

A d p Food Stores
34O0 Georgia Avenue
GAPS Georgia Avenue
26 Kennedy Street
214I Wisconsin Avenue
Acme Markets, Inc.
1852 Columbia Road
2744 14th Street
8O6 G Street
5722 Georgia Avenue
1896 Irvipg Street
1919 17th Street
1429 Goth Street
Alto Market, 1905 Wisconsin Ave.
ArEonne Market, 1911 Columbia Rd.
Avenue Delicatessen,
1902 Pennsylvania Ave.
b b Food Store, 2444 Wisconsin Ave.
Bakers Delicatessen, 1888 14th st.
Basaar Food Shop, 1929 18th Street.
Broad Branch Market p.s
Brooke q Harry
718 Goth st.
Cairo Market, 1910 18th Street
California Market,
216O California Street
Calvert Del, 241a Wisconsin Ave.
Calvert Market, 1862 Columbia Rd.
Casey Super Market 1419 Park Rd.
Cathedral Super Market,
5000 Connecticut Avenue
Cleveland Park Food store.
33l1 Connecticut Avenue
Concord Frozen Foods,
500O Georgia Avenue
Connecticut Market 2621 Csnn. Ave.
Crosstown Market 1412 Irving st.
Cymae's. 4OI 7th Street
pahlia Market, 1901 Georgia Ave.
podses Market $500 14th street
Dorchester Market, 24sO 18th ST.
Dupont Circle Del, 1888 10th Street
Dupont Market, 1881 Connecticut
Avenue
Economy Market. a15s Pennsylvania
Ave.
Edna's Market, 26O1 Street
EImwood Market. 7712 Georgia Ave.
Embassy Delicatessen, 1860 Columbia
Road
Embassy Market, 55O1 Colorado Ave.
Empire Market, 26O1 14th Street
Ertters Market. 6143 Georsia Ave.
r 4 w Food Shopping Center, 5544
Connecticut Ave.
Fsed Mart, 3075 M Street
Fexhsll Market. 44O2 Macarthur Blvd.
Fox's Market, 545I Macarthur Blvd.
Friendship Del, 1889 Wisconsin Ave.
@ d G Food Market. 8401 Dent Place
Garden Market, 1425 28th Street
Geranfum Market. 1850 Georgis Ave.
Gisnt Food Department Stores
3412 Connecticut Ave.
$500 Georgia Ave.
6514 Gecrsia Ave.
124 Kennedy Street
1881 Massachusetts Ave.
21b4 Wisconsin Ave.
4S5B wisconsin Ave.
1000 You Street
Glover Park Market. 2411 37th Street
Great Western Pharmacy, 1866 35th
Street
Evening star., 1949-09-08
H & L Food Shoppe, 5I4 11th Street
Harrard's Market, $500 Blair Road

H 4 Food Shoppe, GA 11th Street
Harrard's Market, $500 Blair Road
s. w. Henry, 1917 Pennsylvania Ave.
Hillside Market, 47O6 14th Street
Hilltop Market, 56O7 Georgia Ave.
Hornstein's Market. 2325 18th Street
IsIoo Frosted Food. 1918 X Street
Jefferson Market, 5407 Georgia Ave.
Jenifer Market, 5315 Wisconsin Ave.
JeweIer Champlain Market 1901
Champlain st.
jewelers. Market, 1904 14th Street
Julie & Aps Del. 5O18 Connecticut Ave.
Karpsi Caterers, 2643 Connecticut Ave.
Kay's Market, 1726 Columbia Road
william Krause, 1918 z Street
Kullen's Del, 1919 L street
Larimer's Liquor Shop, f727 Con-
necticut Ave.
LasaIIe Market, s14 18th Street
Litman's Market, 1884 Wisconsin Ave.
Livingston Market. 551s Connecticut
Ave.
Louise Home Mkt, 1913 M Street
Macarthur Market, 500 Macarthur
Blvd.
Macomb Market, 371e Macomb Street
Magruder's, Inc.
1850 Massachusetts, Ave.
1857 wisconsin Ave.
1888 Connecticut Ave.
Marietta Market, 2OI Kennedy Street
Marinoff q Pritt. 6255 GeorEia Ave.
McLean's Market, 423s Wisconsin Ave.
MeReynold's Super Market. 1857 g
Street
L. Mensh 4 Sons, 1884 Ontario Road.
Menzer Del, 45I9 Macarthur Blvd.
Millers Market, 21st q X Streets
Morrison's DEL, 554O1z Connecticut
Ave.
Mount @ r,ss;an. 2, s.., Market 1888 Mt.
Neam's Market, 3217 p Street
New Hampshire Market, 1890 r Street
New Yorker Del. 9Th & X Streets
Ontario Market. 1911 Ontario Place
Park Road Market, 1432 Park Road
PauPs Market, 1873 33rd Street
Penn Fruit Company. 1850 Georgia
Avg.
Piney Branch Market, 55O5 14th Street
Pleasant Way Market, 312s Mt. Pleas
ant Street
Pemerantz, Inc, 15S2 Columbia Road
Potomac n,. Dairy Product Store. 7716
Pure Food Store, 1901 7 Street
Quality Food shop. 5os5 Connecticut
Ave.
Quality Market, 4S17 Georgia Ave.
Rochdalc Coop Store. 2513 I4th
Street
SAN supe. Mkt. 900 ksnnsd, street
safeway Stores. Inc.
4O4 Butternut Street
35I3 Connecticut Ave.
1888 Connecticut Ave.
5013 Connecticut Ave.
5626 Connecticut Ave.
ARA ElIicott Street
2427 nth Street
All I4th Street
5s25 14th Street
5227 Geersis Ave.
34O1 Georxia Ave.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

safeway Stores, Inc.
star Market. Q Howard Ave.
londover
Lsndover Market, P.O. Building
M. Roinier
Food Lane Stores, Inc,
1908 Varnum st.
Gordon's Market, -soth st.
HAYWOOD Gardens DEL, Inc.
1901 Varnum st.
safeway stores, Inc, 1901 varnum st.
Rivsrdols
Carr Brothers 4 Boswell, Inc.
6243 Baltimore Blvd.
Center Market, 62o1 Baltimore Blvd.
Rockville
A 3 r Food Store,
liz MOntgomery Ave.
Acme Markets. Ing.
zoo Commerce Lane
Grossman Brothers,
s47 Montsomery Ave.
safeway Stores, Inc,
206 Commerce Lane
Seat Pleosant
Millers Market, 527 Addison Rd.
Silver Spring
A d p Food Stores,
Cnnp~ia AVe-
Acme Market, Inc.
$500 Georgia Ave.
1OO45 Bladensburs Rd.
Piney Branch Rd. and Flower Ave.
Dale Drive Market 621 Sligo Ave.
EIbs Market, S502 Georgia Ave.
F.ifway naarket, 500 Forest Glen I'd.
Falkland Msrast.. La.. highway
Frozen Food Center, 854 Thayer Ave-
Giant Food Department Store,
S7O6 Geergia Ave.
Montgomery Hill Market,
1908 Seminary Rd.
Rock Creek super Market, Inc"
1925 Grub Rd.
safeway Stores, Inc.
eco Bonifant st.
0515 Georgia Ave.
Silver SPRING Market,
S41l Georgia Ave.
gpector,, Del. Inc. ss17 Grub Rd.
Terminal super Market,
1883 Eastern Ave.
Woodmoor Del iO107 Colesviile Ed.
SuitIond
ssfeway Stores, Inc.
Takoma Park s
Acme Market. Inc. 232 Carroll 81.
\ Food Market Inc 500 Flower
Hampshire yiev Market. sl4 East West
Highway
safeway Stores. Inc.
col Ethan Alien Aye.
Laurel Ave. ri
Tuxedo
chsy.rly suDer Market s7s7 Tuxedo
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Daniels Park Market,
4S35 Indian Lane

Daniels Park Market,
4835 indian Lane
safeway Stores, Inc,
S503 Baltimore Ave.
Bethesda
A 4 p Food Store,
$3.50 Wisconsin Ave.
Bealps Market.
1850 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda Economy Market,
1S4O Wisconsin Ave.
Giant Food Department Store,
1885 GEORGETOWN Rd.
Lake View Market,
7111 wisconsin Ave.
Iceland Market, 1901 wisconsin Ave.
Meadowbrook Market, Inc.
1850 Wisconsin Ave.
Safeway Stores, Inc,
1907 Old Georgetown Rd.
8SO1 wisconsin Ave.
Bladensburs
Acme Markets, Inc.
4813 Annapolis Rd.
Lawhorn DEL, 4818 Annapolis I'd.
, safeway Stores, Inc,
46O5 Annnp0HS Aos
BronehviIle
Johnson's store, Branchville Rd.
copitol Heights
yimmy's Market. 651O Central Ave.
Chevy Chase
Brookville Market, Inc,
.642l Brookvills Rd;
Safeway stores, Inc.,.
6420 Brookville nd.
chillum
Chillum Market, sO6 Chillum Rd.
College Park
College Park Market, 4505 College Ave.
,coImor Monor
Acme Market, Inc,
1888 Bladensburg Rd.
Boulevard Market,
4Ol3 Bladensburg Rd.
coroi Hills
Coral Hills Super Market,
4s37 Marlboro Road
Safeway Stores. Inc.
5203 Marlboro Pike
Domaseus
Damascus Market
Goithersburs
Center Market, 107 Diamond Avc.
Glen Echo
Sycamore Store.
7O27 MacArthW Blvd,
GFeenbeIt
Greenbelt Consumer Inc, 81-F
Crescent Rd.
Hyattsville Hts.
HyattsviiIe Market, 4701
Baltimore Ave.
Safeway Stores, Inc, $500
Baltimore Ave.
The Pantry, 5000 Hamilton st.
Indian Heed
Indian fIesd Market
.Kensinston
Master Super Market.
IO8O8 Lincoln Ave.
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Evening star., 1949-09-08
Upper Marlboro
Punphrey's Grocery, Grain Highway
Groom Rd.

Upper Marlboro
Punphrey's Grocery, Grain Highway 4
Groom I'd.
VIRGINIA
AIexondrio
A d Food Stores
Diagonal Rd.
61O Franklin St.
King Hwy. 4 Fort Drive
1902 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Powhatan h Henry st.
Chassen 3 Miller D. G. s., 8O4 King
st.
Jo,eph Z. Chauncey, III N. Royal st.
Economy Market. col Hume Avs.
Fsirlinrton Del, 1905 Fern st.
Food Lane stores. Inc" sol Columbus
Giant Food Department Store. 3sfI
Mt. Vernon Ave.
Koffier's Market, 528 Oronoco st.
Lee Market, sOt B.shford Lane
Master Super Market, Inc.
1899 Mt. Vernon Ave.
41O2 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Queens Market, 228 N. Royal st..
RoehdaIs Coop. Of virsinia. Inc, l54s
Seminary Hd.
Safeway Stores, Inc.
sos Franklin st.
1747 King 81.
1909 Mt. Vernon Ave.
35O6 Mt. Vernon Ave.
1908 Seminary Rd.
Shirley Food stores, Leesburs Pike b
Seminary Rd.
Toms Del, 1ss South Fairfax
Arlington
A d r Food stores
3OO3 Columbia Pike
4sOI Ist Street
3OI2 Wilson Blvd.
.Acpe Market, Inc.
1885 Lee SHishway
41O7 Lee Highway
28IO s. Quincy st.
1O2 8. Wayne St.
Ballston D. G. S., 4246 N. Fairfax st.
Buekinsham Market. 1915 Wilson
Blvd.
Community Market. So N. GIebe I'd.
Country Club Market, e517 N. Glebe
Rd.
Economy Market, 442S Wilson Bivd.
Frozen Food Fair. 1858 Lee Highway
Giant Food Department Store
26OS Columbia Pike
1918 Wilson Blvd.
1850 Wilson Blvd.
Golden,s D. G. g., TIA South 23rd st.
IsIes Frozen Food Center, 3512 Colun-
bia Pike
Jefferson Market, 513 South 23rd st.
Lee-Hi Food Store, 434O Lee Highway
Iceland Market, ALSO Lee Highway
Lyen Park, D. G. g.. a700 N. Persh-
ling Drive
Monroe Market, s5l7 Wilson Blvd.
safeway Stores, Inc.
1901 Lee HiEhway
Evening star., 1949-09-08

500 N. Giebe Rd.
1908 N. Glebe nd.
22OI N. Pershins Drive
$3.50 n. Washington Blvd.
l7I8 N. Wilson Blvd.
BOIL N. Wilson Blvd.
3408 N. Wilson Blvd.
2010 8. Columbia Pike
Arlington
Safeway Stores, Inc.
27I0 South Glebs Rd.
AIS 23rd st.
42O0 Wilson Blvd. -
shey a Cohen Market. a71s coiumbM
Shirley Food Stores
2SO6 q. Quincy st.
4745 Lee Highway
N. GIebe I'd. and Columbia Pike
stream Line Market. 1886 Lee Hishwsy
Super Garden Market. 423s North
Fairfax Drive
VILLAGE Market, Lee Hishway . Kirk
wood Rd.
virginia Garden Market. s4s1 Lee
Highway
ws..oyer Del. $500 N. washington
woodlawn Market, 47O4 N. Wsshins-
ton Blvd.
East FolIs Church
East End Market, 1924 Lee HIGHWAY
Lee Market, 6s7s North Fairfax Drive
Fairfox
ssy:s ss.,os. os.nsss s's. Market Lee Blvd. .
Southern States Cooperative
FoIIs Church
Fan: y ,.ea Church e Market. iio N. wash
Fan. Church Del. sol N. w'shinston
st.
Groveton
Chauncey's d. G. 8.
Lorton
TiiIinshast 3 Company
Manosses
A d Food stores
Colbert store
Corden's Grocery
M.nassas Frozen Foods, a1o Q. Main
Safeway Stores, Inc.
Shaw . Myer. lit Center St.
MeLean
Mclean Market
Midway IsIond
vida's Grocery
oeeoquan
Lynn's Market
Quontieo
AZ Food store, so Potomac Ave.
Nation wide Service Grocery. 337 Po-
t0mac Ave.
Woodbridge
Woodbridge Grocery
Evening star., 1949-09-08
S.W. WASHINGTON

A q r Food Store. 3933 South Capt.
toI Street
Bellevue Naval Market, 203 Beyer I'd.
City Fish Market. 18th and Maine Ave.
sAFEwAY STORES. INC.
4O48 8. Capitol Street
Vegetable Market, 4th and r Streets.
MARYLAND
BeItsville
Boteler . Son
Berwyn
Cherry hin Food store
Evening star., 1949-11-27

tIyntt Of trading 10 shares Elm pankruptcy or re-
ceiversp being reorssnised under the Bankrnptey
Of dividends in the oregons table are annual DIS dis,
bursements based On he last o. ~
dividends are not included cid Called Ex dvidsnd
diyidend Cash stock PAID last year o,y,asTd psy
eble stock estimated casn i. ysise on necaIed
or paid after stocf dividend split-up DECLARED er
Il arrears. paid shis year diytdsnd omitted: DE-
Declared is4s. paid IN 1915 Liauidatins dividend
Payable il stock exact cash value undetermined On
ose'sss'ioa aid
Evening star., 1949-11-27

B, & 0. Revenues Cuf
Sharply by Strikes
During October
By Edword c. Stone

Strikes in the bituminous coal
and steel industries in October
hit the Baltimore & Ohio Real
road very hard blows, operating
revenues running $14,544,821 be-
low October, 1948.
The October total of $21 $685.
$40 compared with $36,201,370 a
year ago, the carrier said yester-
day.
October net disclosed deficit of
$2.088,125 against an income of
$2.508,422 in the like period last
year, a decrease of $4,596.547.
Operations for the 10 months
of 1949 resulted in a net income
of $5.439, ,403, compared with S19,-
043,1 a year ago, decrease
of $13,603.728.
West Coast Banker Honored.
James E. Shelton, recently
elected vice president of the
American Bankers Association in
a lively contest. is a Los Angeles
Evening star., 1949-11-27
IA THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY
Stock Prices Steady;
Gains in Majority
After Shaky Week
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 26. - The
stock market dug in for a stand
today at the end of shaky week
1t was far from a one-way mar
ket but gains exceeded losses
by a modest margin-and the
general undertone was steady
The volume of trading, admit
tedly, was too small to give the
price structure thorough test
ing. Most price changes were in
minor fractions.
Most of the motor stocks, re-
Gently popular but under pressure
Friday, finished today with small
gains. Chrysler dropped 2 points
yesterday but recouped IS at 603s
Packard and Studebaker inched
ahead but General Motors slipped
1s to 665s.
Chemical Issues Rise.
Chemical issues were almost
uniformly higher. including Air
Reduction, Allied Chemical, Du
Pont, Eastman Kodak, and Union
Carbide. Dow Chemical was un-
changed and American Cynamid
a trifle lower.
Magnavox was a weak spot for
the second day in a row. preSum-
ably because of concern over the
company's financial condition.
Stockholders are scheduled to
meet December II to vote on a
new fiscal plane for the COM
pany. High inventories plagued
Magnavox earlier this year.
Reports of a secret conference
aimed at producing a contract
between coal miners and oper-
ators were considered mildly en-
couraging. Despite the approach
of the November 80 deadline,
when the truce under which coal
is being mined will expire. there
seems to be a little acute concern
that the miners will walk out
again. Basis for optimism on this
point is that John L. Lewis. coal
labor leader, is believed anxious to
keep the miners working at least
up to Christmas.
Sales of 100000 shares COM
pared with 100000 week ago.
The Associated Press average OF
60 stocks advanced i Of one point
to 68.2. Industrials showed the
only improvement, with rails and
utilities unchanged on average.
A total of 783 individual issues
changed hands, of which 288 i'm
proved and 234 declined.
New highs for the year were
established by 81 stocks during
the day while two touched bottom
for 1949.
Values Cut in Week.
During the week approximately
half a billion dollars were Topped
off the market value of all stocks
listed on the exchange. Last Sat-
urday the general price level
matched a one-year high first
touched this year early this
month.
Profit taking sales were the
markets major hazard this week.
Prices have been on the move
forward ever since mid-June and
investors and speculators cashed
in on their paper profits. in in
creasing numbers.
Selling to establish tax losses
traders have until December 81 to
do this-was rated a minor factor
Evening star., 1949-11-27

bank president,
a native of CAL
ifornia, holds a
law and A. B.
degrees from
Stanford and is
president of the
State Chamber
of Commerce.
He W i'll head
the A B A in
1851.
He b e c a m e
president of the
Security = First
National, Los
Evening star., 1949-11-27

the Executive Committee. A leader
in State banking affairs, Mr..
Shelton is a trustee of the Bank
ing Research Fund of the AS
sociation of Reserve City Bankers.
In the ABA he has served on the
Federal Legislative Council and
the Executive Council.
ABA Trust Chief Praised.
John w. Remington, new presi-
dent of the Trust Division Of the
ABA, is highly praised by several
Washington bankers who know
him personally. He is vice presl-
dent and trust officer of the Lin
coin Rochester Trust Co., Rochest-
er, N. Y: also graduate OF
Rochester University and the
Harvard Law School, as we'll as
the Graduate School of Banking
at Rutgers.
He is a former district attorney
and a veteran of World War I. Mr..
Remington is active in the New
York bar. director of several cor
porations and president of the
Rochester & Genessee Valley Rail-
road.
Capital Store Sales Drop.
Department store sales in the
District for the week ended Nov
ember 10 dropped 8 per cent below
the corresponding week a year
ago and were off S per cent from
the previous week this year, the
Richmond Reserve Bank reported
yesterday. Cumulative sales in the
four weeks ended on the same
date were ] per cent ahead of last
year.
Sales in the Fifth District were
down per cent from 1948 but ran
per cent ahead of the previous
week this year. Due to the strikes,
sales in the four week period were
off per cent, cautious buying
prevailing in many cities.
Tax Institute Opens.
American University's first Of
eight sessions on Federal taxes
opens at Brookings Institution at
$50 pm. tomorrow, with Prof.
F. K. Mann in charge. A moot
tax court trial will be held, with
Seymour S. Mintz as chairman
and Judge E. Barrett Prettyman
presiding.
George j. LIE Blanc and Sanford
M. Stoddard will represent the
Internal Revenue Bureau and
Charles B. McInnis and Richard
L. Shook the taxpayer.
At a tax law and accounting
discussion at Brookings Institu-
ton on Wednesday evening, w.
H. Dane. past president of Wash
ington Chapter, National Associa-
ton of Cost Accountants. will
preside.
Kearns Joins Otto Schaler.
William H. Kearns, jr., former
Navy lieutenant attached to the
Office of the Secretary Of Defense.
has joined Otto Schaler & As
sociatss, public relations coun-
sci of Washington and New York.
He has served as liaison officer
with the air forces of eight Latin
American countries and was a
member of Admiral Byrd's staff
on the 1867 Antarctic expedi-
ton. He is a member of the Aero
Club of Washington and many
other clubs.
"The Modern Way to Invest" is
the title of a pamphlet put out
by Arthur Weisenberger & Co..
which stresses the rapidly grow.
ing interest in investment trusts,
Don A. Moler has been an.
pointed assistant sales manager
of the Paraliner Co., Baltimore.
President Mark A. Fenster an
nounced. He will be in charge of
national sales promotion and will
maintain Washington headquar-
tiers at 1929 Vermont avenue NV.