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Evening star., 1949-09-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 GPl.-Hedsing and
liquidation for over the week end de-
pressed cotton futures 10 to 20 cents
bale in quiet early dealings today. Some
selling was in anticipation Of an accumu-
lation OF hedges during the coming
week end.
The weather in the Cotton Belt had
cleared and it was expected that the
movement OF new-crop cotton would
expand.
Noon prices were: October. 1884; De-
cember, 29.S4, and March, 1880.
General Realty & Utilities Corp.
declared a Semi-annual dividend
of 20 cents on common, payable
September 80 to stock of record
September 20.
Atlas Plywood Corp. earned
$1,203,392 or 50 for the year ended
June 80 VS.. $3,194,745 or $3.50 q
year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

HdcOlQ OGOIlICis CHCSoNA'N
ager of the American Bankers
Association.
The 15-minute program to oe
heard over the Mutual Broadcast
ing System starting at 10:45 pm,
Eastern Daylight Time, will open
the golden anniversary year OF the
institute, which is the educational
section of the ABA.
The annual dinner of the Wo-
mems Committee of the institute S
washington chapter will be held
Tuesday, September 20. and not
next Tuesday as reported through
an error in early editions yester-
day.
In it's monthly report filed TO-
day with the Public Utilities Com
mission the Washington Gas
Light Co. showed operating reve-
nues for July of $761 ,545, an in
crease of $27,308 over the same
month in 1948.
However, operating expenses In
creased $36,188 over last year to
$795, SAT, resulting in net operat-
ing loss for the month OF $34, ,l02,
compared to a loss Of $25.222 in
the same period of the prior year
Nonoperating income of $685.
154, principally dividends from
subsidiary companies, after in
come deductions Of $79,066. pro-
duced net income for the month
of s124,e86. No midyear dividends
were received from subsidiaries
last year.
Net income for seven months
of 1949 amounted to $1,040.84
VS.. $1,083,243 a year earlier.
Operating revenues totaled So
253,307 VS.. $9.441, ,345; operating
expenses, $s,o24,055 VS.. s7,935,s55.
Sales in the District Of Colum-
bia totaled 65,475,312 therms for
seven months. a drop Of Sc per
cent from last year. Meters in
service in the District on July 81
tOtaled l72,o91, gam OF 1,o4o
from a year earlier.
Helsel Heads Credit Men.
The Retail Credit Association
of Washington elected Donald o.
Helsel president in its annual
election yesterday. Credit mana
ger Of Joseph r. Harris Co., he
succeeds Warren Tidings, receiv-
ables manager of the Hecht Co.
William D. Schaff has been ap-
pointed general sales manager OF
American Trailer Co. here. Rob-
ert c. Powell II. has been named
representative of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society OF the
United States at Alexandra.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Gulf State Utilities Co. earned

Gulf State Utilities Co. earned
$5,078,801 or $1.76 for the II
months ended July 81 VS.. S4,280,-
$50 or S1.66 a year earlier.
Hercules Powder Co. declared a
Ascent dividend on common, pay
able September "a to stock OF
record September IL.
Northwest Airlines has started
daily coast-to-coast flights with
new 75-passenger Boeing Strato-
cruisers.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Stock Market Steady
With Fair Turnover;
Holiday Seen Factor
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. "A pre-
holiday rise in the stock market
fzzled out today.
Yesterday the market pulled
out of a lengthy sinking spell and
turned in the largest advance in
a couple of weeks. Today the
market was no better than steady.
The majority of price changes
was downward but selling was
never insistent and declines were
mainly fractional. A sizable
sprinkling of key stocks. at the
same time, showed modest i'm
provement.
A fair amount of business was
done. a bit below Thursday hnt
we'll ahead of the first three ses-
sions of the week.
Wall Street didn't expect too
much of today's market in view
of the long Labor Day recess.
There was a subdued hope in some
quarters, however, that the sur
prise advance of yesterday might
carry through before the final
bell sounded.
Corporate news affected couple
of stocks. Follansbee Steel, for in
stance, dropped around a point
to a low for the year following
word that directors decided to skip
the dividend usually due at this
time.
Pacific Telephone, on the other
hand, jumped about 3 to a 1949
peak on the heels of announce
ment of an increased dividend.
Another West Coast concern, Su-
perior Oil of California, added 4
points at one time.
Corporate bonds followed a mar
roWly irregular route. United
States Governments in the distant
maturities tended upward in over
the counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Business Briefs

Money in Circulation increased
to $27,389 ,000,0 on August 81.
S61 900, 900 more than a week
earlier but $683, 900 900 lower than
a year earlier.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Department Store Sales through
out the Nation in the week ended
August 27 were 10 below the
like 1948 week.-Federal Reserve
Board. In the preceding three
weeks, declines from a year ago
were 10, 1870 and 1870 respec-
lively.
Stock Sales on the New York
Stock Exchange in August were
the largest for any month since
December. Transfers last month
totaled 21,785,250 shares VS.. 49,
751,895 in July, 15,039. PTS in Au-
gust, 194s, and 1882, ,920 in De-
cember.
Bituminous Coal Production,
based on incomplete car loading
reports, was estimated at approx
imately 4,500,000 tons for the
week ended August 27 on three
day production basis VS.. 7,550,000
tons a week earlier. Output for
the same 1948 period was 12,218,-
900 tons.-NationaI Coal Associa-
ton.
Dollar Volume Of retail sales
In September is expected to run
about per cent below the same
month in 1948, with the total es-
timated at $10,820. 100000. This
is $200,000,000 above the August
figure.-Sales Management Maya
zine.
Glass Railroad income dropped
to an estimated $27 100000 in July
VS.. $76, 700, 900 in the same month
q year ago.-Association of Ameri-
can Railroads.
Railroad Movement Of miscel-
laneous freight reached new high
for 1949 in the week ended August
27. Total loadings amounted to
746,912 cars. 81 per cent above
preceding week and 1862 per cent
below corresponding week in 1948.
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
announces more than 100000 FILA
insured mortgages and VA guaran-
teed mortgages are for sale to
eligible purchasers.
Gulf Oil Corp. produced 1879
less crude oil in the United States
in the first six months of 1949
than a year earlier.
Lerner Stores Corp. profit for
the six months ended July 81 was
$1,758,860 or $1.41 VS.. $2,931, ,108
or $2.38 for the like 1948 period.
Zenith Radio Corp. appointed
John A. Miguel. jr.. as manager
of its international division.
General Motors produced 291,-
383 cars and trucks in August
VS.. 195,029 for the same month
in 194S. Total GIN output so fan
this year has been 1905. .084
vechiles VS.. 1,444,164 for the like
1948 period.
Southern Pacific Trans. Sys
earned $13, 1902 or $3.49 for the
seven months ended July 81 VS.
$27. 1922 .279 or $7.21 a year earlier
United Board g. Carton Corp
reported a loss of $322, $3.50 for the
year ended May 81 VS.. a 81 .222, ,735
profit or $4.95 a year earlier.
Pacific Telephone q Telegraph
Co. declared a SITS dividend or
common, payable September 81
TO stock of record September Is.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

a Nation wide
radio broadcast
com nemorat-
= ing the 50th
anniversary OF
the institute.
S ecr e t a ry
Snyder is ex-
pected to make
an important
q n nouncement
with regard to
the interna-
tional economic
stu alton. He
will be intro
duced by DR..
C%4~inr
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Todav.
II 100 am $50 600 1900 noon 500 600
LOO PM $50 600 2:OOp.m.- 600 GEO
-, !! Unit Of trading 10 shares. .1n bank
under the Bankruptcy Act or Seenritfss
assumed BY such companies. Rates of iivis
dends IN the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless otber,
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called xEx dividend.
stock dividend. d Cash or stock. e. Paid
last year. Payable in stock, estimated
cash value on ex-dividend date. De-
clared or paid SO far this year. Declared
or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up.
Declared or paid this year, an accumuIa-
tive issue with dividends in arrears. D Paid
this year, dividend omitted deferred or mo
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared l94S payable in 1949. y Lioui-
dating dividend; 2 Payable in stock exact
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Washington Exchange

Potomac Elec Pwr COMO at 1494, so
at l45s.
Garf1nckel com-10 at II. 20 at II.
Garfinckel 4EaG pfd-3O at 1872.
American Tel & Tel-17 at 144A.
Garfinckel com-10Q at II.
Garfinckel AN pfd-25 at 1914.
Washington Gas 4.5O pfd-5 at 1854.
Potomac Fl Pwr $500 pfd B-40 at 4sA
Potomac El Pwr $50 pfd Alb at 40,
80 at As
Potomac Elec Pwr com-1O0 at 14h.
Capital Transit Co-5 at p "a.
Notice: This exchange will be closed
Monday next, Labor Day.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Snyder 10 Honor Alb
In Radio Broadcast
Opening 50th Year
By Donald B. HodIey

Secretary of the Treasury John
w. Snyder will extend birthday
greetings to the American Insti-
tute of Banking September 13 in
Evening star., 1949-09-02

NEW YORK CITY
IS so 1OoNs
FOREIGN Ii s
Australia IS 3D. 1884
Canada 3As 81 1o6
Colombia IS 70. -
Denmk 51as 55- 80
ItalCCnS l3s77- BIN
ItalPuU l-3s ~ BIN
kx4s1 0NSm asd Tn
SerbsC tsSl IS 62 8
Urag ajfhs 70 e3M
DOMESTIC l:l5
Am&F P 5s2O3O IS
Am T&T 3Kss59 112M
Am TIT 2As57 1o7%
Am TIT 2As61 lc5
Am T&T 274ssn 1904
Am TIT 25ssS6 81
AmTopacco3s69 lo4N
All CT Isl 4Ss2 1o2M
Balt&Oh 5s95G 5eA
Balt&Oh 5sM96 S6M
Balt&O5s2000K 5oN
B&O CIV 4lh2O1O 45N
Bell Pa 5s so C 12olA
Beth Stl gas 70 1ooiz
Can South 5s 62 o5ih
Can Nat 4las57 l14s.
Cent Pac 33ss6S los
c g. 37ss 81, lo5iA
CMStP41Ss2O44 A2l1
Chi&NW4as99 47N
CRIp.n4 ias2Ol9 S2N
CIT Fin 2sss so lol
Com Eds IS 90 1oAI
Con Ed CIV IS 63 Ill
Del g. Hud As ia 81
Hud&M RI 5s57 COZ
Hud&M in bs57 27N
Evening star., 1949-09-02
MetuI Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 IP.-Spot non
ferrous metals prices today Copper, 17ss
l5ls cents a pound, New York; zinc, TO-
1Ok cents pound, East St. Louis.
Follansbee Steel Corp. took no
action on a common dividend
normally paid at this time.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
N. Y. Bond Market
tF.rni.hsd hy IL Assse!atsS P.es:;1

= ASoOeF
Y SELECTED ISSUES
&c 424s 66 BAiz
ICC StL IS SO A 81
'ICCStL 412s 63 Sllh
Int G N 1st6s52 75lA
Jam FEC As SO 6o
LacledeGs4 1863 1lolA
Leh vi 5s2O03st Aoih
LehVal4s20O3st 34l4
Leh Val RR As
D 2003 wi 2olA
LIN 3ass 2OO3 81
Mo pac 5Kas 40 25iA
Mo Pac IS 65 A 80
Mo Pac 5s n F 6s
Mo Pac IS 81 l 80
Mo Pac gn Is rs 46zs
N o Term As SO 1o2Lz
N o T NJ IS 81 96ss
NYC IF IS 2O13. 62ih
NYC 4 41as2O13A Sc
NYC&SL3AsSU 100
NYNHinc4las'2z 3siA
NYNEH 4s2O07 S9its
Nor P cit 4as75 100
Ohio Ed 2As rs 1904
Pac G&E IS SO 1o3A
PacT&T 2Tss SO 1o2A
Penn P&Lt Ss75 lo3A
lPennRRc4Has60 ll4lz
PennRRg4 Asol 80
PeopGL&C 3s631 Jpn
PubSvE&G 3s631o5
StL SW RI 5s 80 lo2s1e
jSocony-V2hs76 9eM
lSoPac4 KasOr77 oeiz
rex&NO3ass9U 91N
Third Ave So 80 16
Third Ave As so 45lz
lVaElPwy 3lsS 63 1lllz
West Md As SO 1914
i Wise Cent As 40 76lz
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Emerson Radio & Photograph
profit for the 80 weeks ended July
80 was $2.256,718 or $2.82 VS.. ST.
326, 400 or $1.66 for the like 194S
period.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Dividends Announced

declared:
Irregular.
Pc Stk. of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Interlake SS------50c - $50 1O-l
No Arfion
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Market Averages
BONDS.

Barnsdall Oil Co. and Ogden Co.
will. be merged under the name OF
the former, President Floyd b.
Odlum Of Barnsdall has an
nounced.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

IA k4l0b2 " w
Arms Cork !. .60a
Assd Dry @ 100
Atch T&SF Ga .
A r r Inc Ag -.
Atl Refining "a
tAtl Rein pfA 4
Atlas Corp so
Auto Canteen l.
Avco Mfg log =
BALDWIN LO !
Bait q Ohio -.
Barber Oil "a,
Barker Bros "a
Barnsd Oil 2Ag
Bayuk Gig .77g-
Beatrice Eds 8
Bendix Avia "a
BendxHomeAAp
Benef IndL l ho
Bene In LS4pf4-
Benguet CnsMn,
Best & Co D.
Best Foods "a
Beth Steel $40
Bliss e w /
tBloom' dale2.S0
Boeing Airp 1g-
BohnAl&Br Sap
tBon Ami "A
tBonAmiB1 20g
Bond Stores 2
Borden Co 1.S0g
g-Warner a
Branif Air
Bridgpt Br .15p
Briggs Mfg 1g
Brtstol-My ] 60
Bucyrus-E1 cog
Budd Co so -
tBudd Co Of g.
Bullard Co 1g
Bulova Witch 3a.
6urltLG NJ / ha
Burr Add NJ 80
tBushTBpf5Ak {
Butler Bros -
fButler Of 4h--
Byers A NJ Ia -
tByers A M pf z
CALF PGK2hs
Calumet g. Hec-
CampbuW 1hg-
Can Dry GA 80
Canad Pac 1Ag
Cap Adm A .35R
Capital Airlines,
tCaro C g. o g.
Caro- Pw g. 1t 2
Carpenter Stl O.
Carrier Cp Ag
Case u II Co 2g
Caterpil TT hh-
Celanese 2 40
Celotex Corp l.
Cent Az 1Mg
CentHudGas g.
Cent&SWcp so
Cent Vic Sii kR-
Cerro de PaSAp
Certn-tdPd .60a
Champ Paper q
Ches Cp Va 2g--
Ches & Ohio 3
Chi Corp 60
Chi d East ILL.,
Chi&E Ill A 1g-.
Chi Grt West pf
Chi Nil st PIP
ChiMSP& &P pf4g
Chi & N West 2e
Chi & N W Of g.
Chi r ! & Pac 8.
Chi r I&P Of s.
Childs Co..
tChilds of 1Ap-
ChryslerC AR
CHM G&E lao.
C 1T Finan 8 -
Clev El II 2 20.
CT GraBr 1.20g
tClev&Pitt Spl2
Climax M .70g
Clinton Ind 2.40
Clopay Corp
CluettPeab l hg
Coca-Cola "A
Colgate-P "a
Coll 81 AK kp
ColonialMlls Ia
Col Fuel & Ir1a
Col Fuel&Ir Of /
Colum Gas Sc
Columbia Pict'
Colum Carbn q.
Col&SO El lao.
Comb Eng 8 2 =
Coml Credits go
tComl C pf3.60-
Coml Solvts l n
Comwlth Ed IN
Comwl & South
Com&Sou Of Ok
conde Mast /
Cong-Nairn1ha
Cons Cigar Q =
Cons Eds 100.
Cons Eds Of B
Cons Nat Gas 2
ConsRRCuba of
ConsTextile 80
Cons Vultee
Consum Pow Q
Consm Pw wd Q
fConsmP pf4k
container 2Ag
Can't Baking Ia
tContBak I Of 5 VI
Cont Can la
ContMotor log
Cont Oil Del 4
Co0per-BeS hh
CopwldStl !. goa
Corn Prod 800
Coty Inc =
Crane Co ] Goa
Crown Cork Ia
Crown Zell 2g -
Crucible Steel
Cuba Sug 2Ag-
Cuneo Press l
Cunning Org Ia
Curtis Publish
Curtfss-Wri I
Cutlr-Hm 1.20a-
DANA CORP /
DaytnP&L /. 80
tDaynPLpfA3A
Dayton Rub Ag
Decca Record ~
Deep Rock Oil Q
Deere g. Co Ia
Deere pf 1.40
Del La ck&W Ng
Del P 81 L .90g
Den & RGW 2g-
Den&RGW of6g
Oet' oft Ed ] 20
Devoe & r A Q
Dia Match IN
DIST Corp-Sea /
DR. Pepper so
Dome Mines 10
Douglas Airc ba
Dow Chm / 30g.
Dresser Ind 2
Duplan Cp ab
DuPontdeN Ssh
tDua Light of 5
Eastern Airline
East Kod 1.70b-
tEastmn K pfe-
Eaton MFG l hg
Elias Stop N.55R-
E Auto-Lfte q
EecBoat Ia -
El&MusInd .09g
Elec Stor Bat Q :
| Elgin NatW. Goa
| Elliott Co 1a
Ell Psso NC 1.20
! Emerson r l 90
| tEnd-John pf f.
| Erie RR Ms .
| Ex-Cell-O $50
FAIRBNKS1 hg
Faiardo SuR "a
Family Fin 1.20
r A r LIQUID Cp
Fed Mot Truck
| Federal D Strs z
tied D 8 pf 4A
| FerroEnm 1.40h
Fid Phoenx r "a
Firestone TER 4
First Nat Str 30
Tintkote "a
I
| ForidaPw 1.20,
| Follansb st 1e .
Food Fair .40a-
Food Mach Mb-
tFosterW pf / "
| Freeport Sui 4
lGAIR RBT.40s-
Gamb SkoT 80 :
Gardnr-D 1.40a
Garrett Cp Ia
Gar Wood Ind.
Evening star., 1949-03-27
Just "a Sample
FLOOR LAMPS
= 50% OFF!
S.W. CLOSEOUT
These ITEMS At 7th & z ST. S.W.
BRANCH STORE ONLY
All other items at main store

uan- - ru
ity DESCRIPTION WAS Now
l MODERN DOUBLE BED ........... $3.50 S2975
MODERN CHEST OF DRAWERS. ..... 8975 49.75
6PC. MODERN WALNUT SUITE. bed.
bench ......'................: ss5oo 21s5o
18th CENTURY MAHOGANY SUITE.
table ................3 3os5o 1890
night table and dresser $500 $4,000
NIGHT TABLE Hepplewhite panel ... 24.75 1495
/ HEPPI EWHITE DRESSER " $3.50 1880
MAPLE BED double ............... $3.50 1880
MAPLE NIGHT TABLES .............. 1850 4S5
nght table Vanity and bench. 5os5o 25ooo
TWIN BED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50 1880
dresser, night table $4,000 1880
EARLY AMERICAN SUITE, solid maple;
and and bench es15,' oiel' 1896 90 1890
SOLID MAPLE DOUBLE BED ......... 1915 s47s
2 EARLY AMERICAN NIGHT TABLES
SOLID MAPLE CHESTS Early American $500 1850
, CAVALIER CEDAR CHESTS . $500 $3.50
i ROOS CEDAR CHEST " 1850 $3.50
SOLID MAPLE BUFFET ............. $500 $3.50
MAPLE DINETTE SUITE, table, two arm
and four side chairs ................ 10000 695O
2 MAHOGANY 10.PC DINING SUITES. $4,000 $4,000
/ MAHOGANY TABLE as is ......... $3.50 3450
/ MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE $3.50 $3.50
l 7PC. MAHOGANY DINETTE SUITE,
junior SIZE as IS ......... ....... zlS.oo 1Io.oV
5 MAGAZINE RACKS maple and mahog. -
I MAHoGANY TIER TABLE ........... 1915 1925
l MAHOGANY KNEEHOLE DESK ....... 1918 1873
Evening star., 1949-03-27
SAMPLES DISCONTINUED ITEMS SOILED OR SHOPWORN
FURNITURE MOST is PERFECT ALL DIR ASTIC SAVINGS
LIVING. ROOM FURNITURE

y DESCRIPTION WAS No'
2Pc KRoEHLER SUITES, boucle . $1s5oo s14s
2Pc MODERN SUITES, boucle; 2 blue;
4 grey; l red; rose 22500 149.
DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA LOVE SEAT
solid mahogany. beige tapestry 1880 139.
VICTORIAN SOLID MAHOGANY LOVE
SEAT Observation-Disclosures. .194.00 1923
VICTORIAN OCCASIONAL CHAIRS,
needlepoint, beige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 675O 80
18TH CENTURY SOFA, fringed beige
SILK ooo.oo H'o
OVAL BREAKFRONT CREDENzAs, gen.
uine mahogany ....................l l75OO 15S
MAHOGANY VICTORIAN SOFAS. grey,
solid mahogany ..................:. 2l950 14S
GREY BOUCLE LOUNGE CHAIR with
fringe 1os5o 10.
WINE BROCATELLE LAWSON SOFA. 1880 1923
GREEN BROCATEILE LAWSON SOFA. $3.50 12s
2.PC. CHARLES OF LONDON SUITE,
genuine mahogany, wine boucle $4,000 2SS
REGENCY SOFA, solid mahogany, char.
treuSe Z'|.oo 40.
SOLID MAHOGANY SOFA wine striped
hair filled ................... :@oo'oo 49,
MODIFIED LAWSON SOFA, blue ..... 213y00 $50.
WING CHAIR rose figured tapestry. $500 So.
LAWSON CHAIR, wine brocatele. ..... 10000 70.
LOUNGE CHAIR, wine brocateile with
DUNcAN PHYFE SOFA. beige tapestry 25oOO 1913.
2.PC VALENTINE.SEAVER M ODERN
SUITE, green tapestry .............. 5SSOO Z1s.
ROWE,JORDAN PLATFORM ROCK
ERS, assorted colors green, blue. rose
and beige figured tapestry ............. 1880 oS
MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR, turquoise
ISITNcE CHAIR. figured chartreuse . 1890 125
MUDEnS try: Ted 0A1g1 Sre7 .' o' "Oi ' 1880 1ss
8.FT MODERN SOFA, ValentineSeave
grey and green tapestry y............. $500 2So
mGnEtSN mobar noo'oA .4.......... o' .i. M ss75 50
rose zne boe m1RhSH soiled a. 44A e a. e 1880 ss
soed erey and rose boucle and tapestry 2es 90 1873
2.PC, MODERN SUITE. cherry red 49,. 2190O 179
Evening star., 1949-03-27
RUGS AND CARPETS

an nrscR1pr1on WAS NOW
WHITE suAc RUGS. 2ox33 .... $2s5 $1.Oo
BRAIDED RUGS, asstd. colors, 27x54... 4s5 LOO
LOOP PILE OVAL RUGS, asstd. coors, .
24x48 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....''''.'' 100 Wv
FIBRE RUGS, asstd colors. perfect, S6xo3 oSo l.oo
FIBRE RUGS, asstd colors, perfect, 27x54 40 I"o
GREEN VELVET PLAIN, samples. per. -
fect, 27X36 Wv A'o"
BLUE TONE ON TONE sample, perfect 49,.
27x54 ..................:....... 7so @'oo
ADMINISTER SCATTER RUGS asstd -,
colors, mill seconds, 27x54. ........... Soo $40
PLAIN VELVET, green, mauve, char ~
treuse, mill seconds. 4K2x6 S3oO AS.'o
GREEN EMBOSSED WILTON, mill Sec
Ond, 12x1210 ....................... .1o40o A@''"
BEIGE TWIST PLAIN. mill second sx12 1110o 1880
BEIGE TWIST PLAIN, mill second, 12x15 1880 1880
DUSTY ROSE TWIST PLAIN, mill Sec
ond, 9x12 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .uloo 7Soo
DAWN GREY TWIST PLAIN, mill Sec
ond, 9xl2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .AAAoo '''0
APPLE GREEN TWIST PLAIN, mill Sec
ond, 9xl2 .111VV '''V
APPLE GREEN TWIST PLAIN, mill
ond, lZxl5 .Aoo.oo A@''0
BURGUNDY TONE ON TONE mill
ond, 12x1I3" ............... $3.50 $3.50
FLORAL SPRAY ON GREY AND BEIGE
FLORAL SPRAY on GREY and BEIGE
18th cENTURY FLORAL blue ground 49,. ,.,.
18TH ;iz1 CENTURY % FLORAL, blue ground
sURGUNDY jR Jun SSecI1o TONE ON TONE mill Sec
OHuS oAio 80. - -. - E. NO~
second. ex1s;sS se' eio' $3.50 $3.50
ond sx7 oNAn - 'ese' $3.50 1880
onds exia s''e. .''. $3.50 $3.50
% ond, sxs 0tseD - s'eel .. e $3.50 1850
sx12 'ese' 'e $3.50 475o
18TH m CENTURY CENTURY FLORAL, ivory ground w
18th CENTURY FLORAL, ivory ground
18TH CENTURY FLORAL, ivory ground
mill second, 12x15 ..........! .177.50 12450
ROSE TONE ON TONE perfect, 12x6.. $3.50 27.00
Evening star., 1949-03-27

y DESCRIPTION WAS
estrv 1880
essrH cHippENDALE SOFA, wine stripe, solid
mahogany frame .............. 1880
3.PC. MODERN SUITE, sofa and chair in
grey boucle, extra chair in sage green. -. .298OO
cherry tapestry .................... 2os5o
MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR, grey and
9,Pc. 9l5es MODERN Modern LIVING ROOM SUITE
erev tapestry and wine boucle .. 2195o
MODERN 2.PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE,
arev and yellow tapestry ...............2 .2250o
CHIPPENDALE WING CHAIR, blue. 745o
% tapestrv 1' ~ .................s $3.50
MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR, rose boucle $3.50
FAN BACK CHAIR, solid mahogany
1Ta9s Ra1 'eSse:as occAs1oNA CHAIR solid
mahogany frame, beige needlepoint -. e75o
SOLID MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER
MODERN ns S''Is51J LOUNGE CHAIRS, assorted
boucle and tapestry ..................s $3.50
MODERN COCKTAIL CHAIRS. plastic
upholstery, grey, eggshell lime green. 1878
1948 DE LUKE G.E. 2-DOOR REFR1G-
orator, 5 it., deep freeze compartment 1880
ERAroRs $4,000
1948 GE DEEP FREEZE, IT,. ......... $4,000
5.PC. MODERN BREAKFAST SET,
bleached mahog., blue upholstered chairs 1880
WALL KITCHEN CABINET, So, 2 doors 27.50
LLOYD 5.PC. BREAKFAST SET. porce-
lain top table, red chairs ............. $3.50
GE IRONER, table type ......... 1895
MAHOGANY LAMP TABLE ........... $500
MAHOGANY LAMP TABLE .......... 4500
MAHOGANY LAMP TABLE ....... 1915
BLOND MAHOGANY LAMP TABLES. $3.50
MAHOGANY END TABLE ............ 21.75
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Traffic Argument Sends One
To Hospital; ) Are Arrested

An argument over a traffic in
cident in Montgomery County
yesterday sent one man, hit by
pop bottle, to the hospital and
brought the arrest of three other
persons on charges of assault and
battery.
The injured man. Richard Bur-
dette, 33. of Blackjack. Md. suf-
fered an eight-inch cut on his
head and was admitted to the
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. f5r
observation.
Police said the three persons
charged we're Charles A. Blame
son. %, of Germantown, Md:
Nettie Jackson. 20. of Middle
brook. Md. and Wilma Blyther
of the 900 block of Twenty sixth
street NV, all colored. They
were ordered to appear in Rock
vile Police Court August 3.
The argument took place on the
Old Germantown road, near
Route %. Police reported that
Mr.. Blaneson contended Mr.. Bur-
dette attempted to force his car
off the road.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Deaths Reported

From the District of Columbia Bureau of
Vital Statistics)
Mary Baker, S3, 233 Kentucky ave se
william Morgan. 81, 3737 Fessenden st.
NV.
Estella Brunner, ~, 3101 Monroe st. ne.
Samuel Greene, "A. 2S11 McGill ter. NV
Ida Umhau, IS, 401 9Th st. ne.
Nell Weber, 50. 423 Peabody st. NV.
Eugene Bates, 66, 305 So. Greig ST.. Pitts
Hairy Randall, So, 1918 Kennedy st. NV.
Sam Bufalino. 81 1920 No. Capitol ST.
Harry Mauz, -, SO st. NV.
Infant Burton, 1921 North Fillmore St.
Infant Jensen 5sse Brook drive Falls
Infant aa'eai Eric ga Wiener, 1880 New Mexico
Infant Gould. 1901 Sycamore ave-, Ia
Mary Brown, 81 263s Stanton rd Sc.
Leonora Davidson, ST. 1895 r ST. NV
Louis WASHINGTON. "a. 44O4 Falls ter. Sc.
Charles Brown; 55. AS T a st, nv,
Maize Thomas, J. 1911 9th st. NV.
Infant Reginal Callinsn, 31S l st. Sc.
Infant Aaron, 2706 E st. Circle ne.
Infant Jackson. 504 14th st. ne.
Infant Platter. 1923 9th st. Sc.
Infant Jackson, 240 14th st. ne.
Infant Whitley, 1908 New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
Houston, Ex-BaIdwin Chief,
Dies in Mexican Crash
BY the Associotsd Press

PUEBLA. Mexico. July IL
Three Americans, including George
Houston, Sc, former president of
the Baldwin Locomotive Co.. were
killed in an automobile accident
100 miles northeast of here Sat-
urday night.
Police at Teziutlan said Mr..
Houston, Cole Bruner and his
wife, Mrs. Vertrudis Bruner, were
killed when their car struck a
parked truck. Mr.. Bruner was
an employe of a canning factory
owned by Mr.. Houston and John
McGilvray.
Mr.. McGilvray said Mr.. Houston
was born in Louisville, KY, and
was president of the Baldwin
company from 1923 to 1888.
Mr.. Houston leaves his widow,
two sons, Peyton Houston of
Greenwich, Conn.,, and George M.
Houston. jr., of Old Greenwich;
a daughter, Mrs. John Merri-
weather of Mexico City; a brother
and a sister.