davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Women's $ Shoes, s2.''
We're S7.05 to 1925

100 pairs suedes and assorted feathers in
black, brown, red, green and blue. Sandals,
oxfords and pumps Sizes to 8 in the group,
but not every size in every style and color.
Pairs Slippers in red blue rayon brocade
Broken sizes to g. Were 395. Now-------------9 -95c
WSL-Norsh building =. Hsmes's Shoes Second Fiso,
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Handbags. s1.2o
We're 1854

50 plastic calf and wool broadcloth bags in
black with gold toned frame. Rayon lined.
Rayon Faille Bags In pouch clutch and sachel styles
Black Were S. Now, 81 kA
Rayon Fae Bags In pouch style Black or navy Were
1884. Now, ---.------------- 60 "A
Calfskin Bags In pouch and shoulder styles. Black
Kdskn Evening Bags In gold color Rayon lined Were
-. NOW, 1884
Prices include zob tax
WSL-Nouk Bsil1iss !. -.
Hsslbsfs, Aisls I. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Infants Blankets
-IrrequIors

An woods and cottons in the group In assorted pastel
colors Rayon ribbon bound.
10 II perfect would be $495 and $685. Now 34S
13 II perfect would be 1895. Now ------------$24s 4s
Sc II perfect would be $295. Now --------$1 9S
IS Cotton Unionsuits sleeveless btton-on pants Sizes
to 8. Were 81. Now----------------- 2sc
50 Soft Toys, assorted styles. Were H. Now----2Sc
Is Juveniles Cotton Dresses assorted styles and coor
Sizes to 6x. Were $1.95. Now----S1l S1 *
50 Wool Cardigan Sweaters assorted coors Sizes to g.
Were 1896. ------------.-E1A q Ak
IS Bows Cotton Corduroy Suits with cotton blouse Blue
maize, gray Sizes to 3x. Were 1885, Now E2 Ak
WSL-Norfk Bmidise
Isfasti Farsishixgs. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
ChiIdren's $ Shoes, s3.'s
We're $5.75 to $7.95

12O pairs including elk leather oxfords with
scuff tip and growing girls shoes in black
12h to 3 and 4 to 8.
WSL-No,fk Bsjdisg -.
Chadyss's Shoes, Foarfk Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Boys Sports Shirts
oOc We're s1.2s

200 cotton knit shirts with long sleeves and
turtle neck. Brown, blue, tan and gray. Sizes
6 to IL.
Cotton Sports Shirts with long sleeves. Fancy pat
terms. Blue and tan Sizes 6, and 10. Were $3.50.
WsL-Norfl building -. The Boyt Shop, First Fleo,
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Mems Wool Suits
$7o.95 We're sss

30 worsteds, some with two pairs of trousers.
Brown, blue, gray and TAM Sizes: Regulars,
So, 81, 40 and As; longs, 81, 38s 40 and A; and
shorts, 36, 81, 80 and Al. However, not every
size in every color or pattern
WSL-Norfk building :. Mexsasise CIofhi.g SHOP
Evening star., 1949-11-10
HoIf-size Dresses, 81 so
We're $6.95 and $7.95

IS half-size dresses of rayon bemberg in prints
and dots on dark backgrounds Also striped
chambray with dark backgrounds.
IS Misses Rayon in polka dots and plain crepes
Lilac aqua and toast Tailored and dressy styles sizes
IL to TO- Were $895 to $l095 30
WSL-North Building
Isexpsssipe Dresses, Third Floor,
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Bras, SOC We're 81 to sz:2s

68 rayon satins in white. Sizes 80 to SO.
65 Rayon Satin Bras some with cotton lace trim Blue
black, white and pink Sizes 80 to 80. Were $l50 to
$3.50. Now CSC
1S Two-waystrec Grdles and Pantie Girdles in blue
yellow and pink Small and large Sizes Also sizes 25
27 and 2s We're $3.50 to $685. Now------------S2.25
II Girdles and Corses including upper grdles 'front.'
lace corsets Of and cotton Sizes 25 g. 49, go
to "a and 80. Were $3.50 to s1095. Now--------A az
Rayon Satin Foundations in sizes 80 to IS and g. Were
$loS5 to $3.50.
Foundations in upper and sdehook styles Rayon and
cotton. Sizes 49, "a and a. Were $3.50 to 1896
NO" $3.50
WSL-North Bsildsg . Corsefs oxd Bras, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10

100000 as the county's share.
The county cost will be paid out
Of 1949 funds, the Board Of Com
miSSioners said.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Royon FoiIIe Suits, s12
We're SI7.95

IS in dressy styles. Brown, gray, navy and
black. Sizes IL to 20 and 141a to 22k.
IS Misses and Woen's Wool Coats in covert and
suedecoth Fitted and boxy styles. Fully lined Navy:
red green black gray and tan Sizes "a to 16 and 14
to 24A. Were $35 to $45. Now-----$2
WSL-Norfh Building =.
Goats end Sxits, Steosd Fioo,
Evening star., 1949-11-10
.Women's Neckweor
3 for 81 Re. 81 and 81 .9s each

800 pieces neckwear including cotton lace,
rayOn, and cotton net, in tailored and dressy
styles. ..a
ESQ Women's Rayon Crepe Bousettes including jewel
neckline and split neckline style that may up
Or turned back. Pink blue yellow and orchid. Small,
medium and large Sizes Were $l35. tsfa
WSL-Nsrh Bslliss >.
Nsekwsn, AisIes s, J, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
.W'omen's $ Hats, 81.
aE-E she #@
We're 1926 and 1926

22 wool felt and rayon taffeta hats in assorted
styles and colors
Wool Felt Hats in baek navy red, gray, beige and
kelly. Were $395 and $495. Now--------------S1 OK
Assorted Feathers. Were 81 95.s Now-----------S1
Sl Assorted FeathefS. Were 75c and 81. 50c
IL Assorted Featherx Were 5Oc Now------2 2ic
VSL-Nertk Bsil1iss .. Millinery, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10

A charter, the first in Mary
land outside the Baltimore metro
politan area. has been granted the
Frederick Chapter, United World
Federalists. Temporary chairman
Is j. William Brosius. jr. The
chapter has 20 members. A public
rally is planned December 2.
Twelve PAT fighter planes and
q CAT transport will maneuver
over Frederick for Is minutes
during the Victory Day parade to-
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Fur Scorfs Reduced

Three-skin Sable Dyed Squirrels were $780,
Five-skn Mink Dyed Kolinsky $84,------Now SH3
Four skin Mink Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs were $6720
Four skin Ranch Minks were $84 ---------Now S63
Three-skin Ranch Minks were $63, Now S46SO
Prices include zoq6 tax
WsL-North Bsildins Ears. Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Women's Dresses, 81
We're 1925 and $I4.05
SiIverware Reduced

Stering-handle Gravy Ladies'. Were $3.50. Now S2.ss
Sterling Cold Meat Forks. Were $4 80 Now Sass
SterinE-ha Berry Spoons. Were $780, Now Sass
Stering-hande Bottle Openers. Were $780, Now S218
IL Fountain Pens Were 55c. --------- Now 19c
WSL-Norfk Building
StOerware and Gifts, Aisle z, First Floor
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Steel Needs Continue
To Exceed Production,
Magazine Reports
hy fha Assoeiafsd Press

CLEVELAND, Feb. 21.-Balance
in major steel products still is
months distant. with consumers
continuing to seek far more ton
mage than the mills can furnish
promptly, the magazine Steel re-
ported today.
while manufacturing opera
tions have been slipping in some
areas of the consuming field, this
has not yet been reflected in any
appreciable slackening of demand
at the mill level, especially in
sheet, strip. plates, shapes, bars
and pipe" the trade journal said.
The magazine added "alloy
steels and specialties are in easier
supply and pressure is of the gray
market and is easing on CONVEX
sion steel, but overall market con-
ditions remain much the same as
for a long time past
Steel observed that so long as
consumers inventories remain de-
pleted and manufacturing opera
tions continue at the current high
level, it is unlikely a severe break
in demand for steel will be ex-
perienced. However. with the
mills pouring out metal at capaci-
ty pace and supply pipelines FILL
ing in various directions there is
a little question steel supply will
show progressive easiness as the
year advances"
Steelmaking facilities continued
to operate at full capacity last
week, the estimated national in
got rate holding at 100 per cent,
this is equivalent to production of
l .943,500 (m) net tons of ingots
and castings.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. FEB: q M-orains over;
came came some early hesitancy and moved moved
the market viii. be closed tomorrow.
soybeans and lard also scored mod
!, ;5,iss ;s! ssss loose ia y: s. :s
were said to have done considerable ex-
port business in lard last week.
s,:s sss:s = Sy sSs nf'S sG
sad d oats vsre 4; hish.r' May; sss::..
Msas sss SsE. and rd ssnss vas hsh to g
cents hundred pounds higher; March,
There were 1os cars of cash corn here
today: Some traders expected an increase
prices have. recovered from their extreme
low levels, but also because, traders said,
Of the existence of hieh-moisture corn
which which must be shipped before the sermin-
Traders also said that. while at tn.
moisture can be placed in the Govern
per cent moisture at the end Of March. In
June the maximum moisture content will
be lowered. they said.
Dealers in wheat. said the Production
latest request for Hour. called for only M -
per cent extraction For the hrst time in
several years no mention was made o. so
per cent extraction flour. More wheat is
Tsee in making the 72 per cent extraction
Argentina was reported TO have with
drawn from the international conference
and France was said to have asked to be
These Developments were seen BY traders
as q further indication of the worldwide
Improvement in the wheat supply situation.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower
AS Demand SIackens
" The kssoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Demand
for stocks slackened today and the
price level slowly tilted down.
ward.
The market was not a one-way
affair. for numerous issues either
held at the previous close or even
moved up trifle. Losses, though,
were in a clear majority.
Trading got off to an unusually
slow start but expanded somewhat
as the price level curved down.
ward. The pickup in business,
however, was nothing to get ex-
cited about.
Activity in the exchange was
affected by the absence of some
Of the regulars who took q long
week end In view Of the recess
tomorrow in observance Of WASH
ington's birthday.
One of the widest price swings
was taken by Atlantic Gulf &
West Indies which moved up
around ~ points at one time.
Smaller gains were posted for
Goodrich. Sears Roebuck, Doug
glas Aircraft. Anaconda Copper,
American Can, Air Reduction and
United States Gypsum.
On the losing side were Santa
Fe. Southern Railway. Union
Pacific, Texas Co.. Barnsdall Oil,
Pacific Western Oil. United States
Steel. Youngstown Sheet, General
Motors. Chrysler, Phelps Dodge,
General Electric, Eastman Kodak.
Philip Morris. Radio Corp. Inter-
national Paper. and Warner Bros.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK; Feb. & ssP.-Butter ttge
hhsf Aa sa e csss ad ss e5snaP ss
g score 3B}. ssA; So Score te}. S7s.
Cheese (two days recipts,. ss1. .21o
steady. Wholesale sales. fresh American
censs eS.aasrs !wsss mha srsss shfsds5 $685.
eheddars lsTsss 1s4si shelf cured, So <.
gfass isas}; g; IS: .sinsle "a aaisiss IeTss'
st ahais !hs lsds $3.50 m.dsss sss
cured, 6o-61; processed. 5 pounds 35a.
33ls domestic o1bsri sHiss snsle tuOs'' best
Egg pri:ss W. we're mixed, mixed TO-DAY in tn.
totaled al,l65 cases. Spot quotations
Mixed color, fancy heavy.
weights. 47-4s: extra. l. large, 46h; ex'
ira, 2, large. 451a; extra, /. medium. 45
current cSscfa Eseeipts' ASIA dirties' 44h-46
Whites-Faney heavy weights. 47h.
large, 4e: extra, L.. medium, 4s.
Browns-Fancy heavyweights, 47-4S
extra, !, large, 461a; extra, 2, large, Ash
extra. l, medium, 40;
Mear6gaiTop quotations on s,.Sa. nssrb;
wholesale selling prices fro the lines
marks available and not paying prices Il
producers or shippers.)
| Whites-Extra fancy heavyweights. 40
SO; fancy heavyweights, 47-4s; mediums
.Browns-Extra fancy heavyveiFhts
dium, 45-41.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Business Briefs

High Tobacco Prices OF last year
should continue this year-Agri-
culture Department. Cigarette
consumption is expected to remain
large in 1949 and may increase
slightly over 194s, the department
commented.
Ell. du Pont de Nemours e. Co.
declared an interim dividend OF
$3.50, payable March IA. In 194S
the company paid So each in
March, June and September. and
o year end of $3.75.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. will increase
its dealer discounts. effective April
/, bringing them to a more COM
petitive level. The new discounts
will range from 24Te to 28To, OF
an increase of about go on vari-
Gus models.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Co. stockholders will vote April
20 on a proposed increase in au-
thorized indebtedness to $50,000.-
900 from S20,000,000. President
George Love said the company
had no plans to increase out
standing debt at this time.
Sun Oil Co. earned S42,853 ,83e
or 1851 a share in 1948 VS.. S24,-
,33e,e13 or 1928 in the previous
year.
Dan River Mills, Inc, net in
come for 1948 was 15,108,988 or
1892 VS.. s12,1s8,297 or $7.9S in
1s47.
Armstrong Cork Co. earned
411.567.524 or 1854 in 1948 VS.
ss,64s,592 or s6.41 in the previous
year.
Household Finance Corp. profit
for 194s was s9,SS3,894 or $3.89
VS.. ss,173,769 or 1919 in 1947.
Alexander Smith g. Sons Carpet
Co. earned s6,989,732 or s7.16 in
1s4s VS.. s5.561 1888 or $5.74 in the
previous year.
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
net for 1948 was $6.743,581 VS.. ST..
;O40,927 in 1947.
/ Jewel Tea Co. earned $4,013.35s
,or s6.66 in So weeks ended Jan.
suary / VS.. 1881 ,04o or $3.50 ir
the previous year of SO weeks.
Texas Gulf Producing Co. profl'
sfor 1s48 was S3,830.046 or $3.7s
ks. s2,343,1 ,129 or $3.50 in 1947.
/ Briggs g. Stratton Corp. earnee
ss3. .288 .839 or $3.50 in 1948 VS.. ST.
l637,352 or S4.44 in the previous
Gear.
Peabody Coal Co. net for nin'
months ended January 81 was ST.
s554,O93 or $3.11 VS.. $1,994, ,148 o.
ss2.22 in the same period a yea
earlier.
! Pennsylvania Dixie Cemen
sCorp. earned $2.696.827 or s5.1;
in 1948 VS.. $1,534,289 or 1922 II
sthe previous year.
Florida Power Corp. net income
for 1948 was $2,223.970 or SIS!
Tvs. s1,959,531 or sl.63 on fewel
shares in 1947.
United States Freight Co
earned $2,162,457 or s7.21 In 194t
Tvs. S1,641,793 or s5.48 in the pre-.
svious year.
! National Bellas Hess, Inc, ne
sfor six months ended January 8.
twas $1,01s,357 VS.. $645,135 a yea
searlier.
Towle Mfg. Co. earned $808. .20t
sor 1913 in 1948 VS.. $830,784 Of
1862 in the. previous year.
III Bon Ami Co. profit for 1948 wa!
at73s,660 or $1.s1 VS.. $949,927 OF
.12,6S In i947.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Feb 81 lP.-Cotton fu-
lures continued irregular in active fore
noon trading today with evening up opera
tions in nearby March and switching to
later months.
First notice day for March contracts
cries were neglected. Traders senerally
felt that cotton farmers will ignore the
Department of Agriculture recommenda-
tion for per cent cut in cotton acreage
this year.
Trade ideas are that cotton plantinss
will exceed 25.OOo.o00 acres, against 23.-
crease stimulated bs the possibility that
194a will be the last year of high 80
per cent of parity crop loan.
Noon prices were 55 cents bale higher
to 40 cents lower than the previous close.
March 32.37. May 1922 and July 31.10.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Sues Over Makeup

A young German woman law
yer is suing the president of the
Hamburg Criminal Court for def
amation of character. She says he
took her to task for using make
up and painting her f1ngernails
during "the present misery of
GERMANY"
Evening star., 1949-02-21

A1SoVS4e0 ASDDe
Z. SELECTED ISSUES
lLaclede Gs41a63 111A
LS&MS 3tas 81 81
|Lautro N inc rs 9lh
Leh VI HIT IS 81 81
LehVl NY41as50 65
Leh vi 6s2003st 20
|LehV4 1as2003st STA
Leh Val4s2003st SAN
|Me Cent 41as so 7oit
MichCnt 4as78 u
IN K T IS 20 A S1h
MKT adj 6s67 6oA
Mo Pac bhas - q
mo Pac 5s 65 A 70
Mo Psc Is 77F 1874
Mo Pac en 4s rs 1914
Mor&E3ias20nO 563A
Nat Steel IS 65 1o5
NewEnT&T5s52 1o1A
N o T M 51zs54 S5
N Y & P As 90 S9N
|NYC RI IS 2OI3 81
NYc 4ks2Ol3A 56M
IN Y c con 1893 S3
|NYNHin4hs'22 l5M
NYNHH 4s2O07 64lz
Nor p cit 4hs7B lc2M
Nor Pac As 81 lo3
Nor Pac IS 2047 81
Pac T&T 2AsS5 -
PennCtAir3I2s6 66
Penn P&Lt 3s75 1904
PennR 9 4Ias65 lolh
PennRRg4 AsSJ S5A
PennRR 3K4s52 1ooiz
|pfttCCoal3 1as66 1924
Prod Trm As Sc 99ih
stLSF 4hs2022 56M
IStLSanFrn4s97 e5A
fseab in4Has2O1e s.
ISocony-V2hs76 95N
|SoPacidc4hsSl 68sb
lSoPac4MsOr77 oeM
$50 Ry IN e 50 ssh
Third Ave s. 90 3eiA
Third Ave Is go s.
IWest sh As 1851 s7zs
West On IS 80 65M
wis Cn As 36SD 43h
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Market AVERAGES
Odd-lot DeuIinas

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these ira ansactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Stock Exchange
volvins 94.a34 shares. 2,7a6 sales in
volyins 74.46s shares including 20 short
sales involving 1929 shares
The same report for February 1s: 1,136
purchases involving $1,000 shares, Ills
sales involving 29,467 shares including
81 short sales involving $40 shares.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
D. {. Insurance Sales
"A Pei. Below 1948
During January
By Edward G. Stone

Life insurance sales in the Dis
trict in January registered a IA
per cent drop from year ago,
policies totaling $9,959,000 COM
pairing with $11,55s,000 in jan
uary. 1948, the Life Insurance
Agency Management Association
reported at Hartford today. Sales
nationally were down Is per cent.
Policies written in Maryland re-
vealed a slump of 20 per cent from
last year, sales of 100000 COM
pairing with $20,819, 900 in the first
month of 1948.
January sales in Virginia off 18
per cent. the Hartford report re-
vealed. $1S,781 900 in new policies
comparing with s23,145,00o a year
ago. Delaware led the nation with
. gain of 8 per cent.
Realty Financing Rises.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board has estimated that nom
farm real estate financing in the
Nation totaled $11 900, 200. 900 last
year, 2 per cent above 1947. Lend
ing activity dropped off the last
four months of the year, after
running ahead for eight months.
The mortgages involved are
limited to $4,000 or less and
largely reflect loans to finance
homes. The average loan amount
ed to $4,641. or 1929 more than
a year ago. Mutual savings banks
and life insurance companies in
creased loans. The volume by
building and loan associations
was the same as in 1947, while
commercial bank loans were down
IL per cent.
Building and loan associations
continued as the major group In
the home financing field, ac-'
counting for 81 per cent OF the
total. Commercial banks handled
% per cent. The years loans were
divided:
Building and loan associations,
S3.548,000,0 900; insurance compa-
nies, 1868, 900 900; banks and trust
companies, $2,634 100000; mutual
banks, 745,o00o0o; individuals,
s2,119,o00,o00. and miscellaneous,
1886 100000
Heard in Financial District.
pankers introduced at the InSti-
tue banquet at the Mayfower Sat-
urday night included Robert vi
Fleming, as a past president OF the
American Bankers Association;
Wilmer j. Waller, chairman OF the
Washington Clearing House Asso-
citation: and Fred L. Lutes. presl-
dent of the Suburban National
Bank. Herbert D. Lawson, Chap
ter president, is an officer IN the
Suburban National.
C. Louis Eckloff. assistant cash.
Ter, National Metropolitan Bank,
has attended all but one OF the Al
Institute banquets.
Watson Rogers, of Washington.
president, National Food Brokers
Association, will be active in the
National Frozen Food Convention.
In Chicago. March ~6-10. !
The Electric Institute reports
that "a, 900 electric refrigerators,
23,5S7 washers, and 111,108 radios
and television sets were sold In
the District, Prince Georges and
MONTGOMERY counties in l948.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. Fl U9.-Foreisn ex-
ehanse rates follow tdreat Britain. in
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open
arket IN per cent discount or 90. .S711
United States cents, of Il Of . cent.
unchansed: Great Britain 3O-day futures.
4.031s, UNCHANGED: Great Britain 60-day
Evening star., 1949-02-21

iSia.Ss srieain soedas ' futures, ST 4 4.e2s. sf
cent; France dranc), .3lls Of Q cent,
rate. .ooi 7ss; January. .ooi 1885,; sweden
(krona), 27.s5. ,unchansed; Switzerland
(franel Gree. 25;14. UNCHANGED; ,.oo
unchansed; Brazil (free), $50. unchangedt
Mexico, 1888. up .05 Of Q cent.
Evening star., 1949-02-21

AeafIy Sales on tks ExehanSe Today:
g., uUam lao ooo u,un 21o 600
100 pm $50 ooo :, 90 o N 600 ooc
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sln bank-
ruptcy or feceivership, or being reorganized
under The Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed By such companies, Rates OF div.
disbursements based on the last quarterly
r semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special Or extra dividends are
xr u riEiits. o Also extra or extras Plus
stock dividsnq dGssh or stock: 9 PAID M
cssh . vsiis % ex-dividend date. sDe-
eisred or .aid 80 far this year b Declared
or paid after stock. dividend or split-up.
e psiS ss year q rn
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
dstinx div,dend. sPsyabIs IN stock. exact
sssh value undstsrntnsd % aselsrstses
Evening star., 1949-02-21

WORLD BANk
tptBR&D 3s7. 100
tBR6D2A6; - ]
FOREIGN IL
Australis S. So 1o1,
Belgium ~ IS III
Braz 3As 4 ser 62i
Brisbane IS 81 1o1i
Canada 3k4s 81 1o6i
Chile 2-3s % 2e
copenh 4Kas SO 81
DOMESTIC IL
Am&F p 5s2U3O a.
AmT&T 3Ms 731oll
Am T&I 2a4s57 1o6i
Am T&T 2As6l lo2i
Am T&T 2szsSO 93i
Am T&T 2sass6 9oi
A T 8 r Is 95 12N
Balt&Oh 5s75B %
&O5sK2OOO 50
B&O CIV 4h2010 4el
Balt&Oh 4s75A e5i
Eost Ne AIS 20 56
Can Nat5s69Oct 1o7
Can Pac As perp -,
Cn RI NJ SIS 81 So,
c g. o 37ss 73 1o4,
C&O 3hs 90 z Ssi
ChiI&L4 Ka20O3 -
cMStP4 as2044 -,
Chi&NW 4sss9 S3i
CityInvest 1861 90
ccCSL 4Has n 59l
CleveUT4as7 1o3,
Col q So 4 1850 Aei
Cons "a cv 1868 1o7
DER in 4h201s 81
Det Ed cv IS SO 1oe
pet r T AVS 81 1o3
DwChem2. .35s6J -
Duo 1t 2As ~ 100,
Erie 4Iss 2016 81
ct Nor 6hs 81 1os'
Hud Coal Is ga .!
Hud&M RI IS 81 81
Hud&M in IS 81 23'
I C IS 66 lo6l
ice StL IS SO A 95
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Washington Exchange

Virginia Elec & Pwr com-1OO at 1e.
Potomac Eec Pwr com-25 at Il.
Am Tel g. Tel at 1474s.
Peoples Drus Store com-5o at 30ss.
Garfinckel com-1O0 at 15h.
woodward Il Lothrop com-5O at 34h.
Capital Transit 1st ref $500 at s7A
Potomac Elec Pwr 36oro pfd A-e at 45a
Peoples Drug Store com-15 at 81.
Washinsten Gas com-25 At "a.
Virginia Elec & Pwr -com-25 at 16.
at 9S.
Notice-This exchange will be closed to.
morrow, Washington's Birthday.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
CHICAGO Livestock

The Chicago h6f mafRtt opened SLOW OUT
butchers weighing $50 to 200 pounds sold
from S21 to $21 so, the early top price.
Cattle and sheep also were called steady.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES oNLv SELECTED IssuEl

Acme Alum Al
AmLit & T .3Os
ArkNa tGsA 4Oe
Babcock&W "A
Barium Steel 3
Blue Ridge .H7e
own-FDist.S0
Bunker Hill Ia
cailite TunR
Carr Cons Bisc
Catalin Am .I5e
Ci&Su Home go
Colon Develop
Colts Mig
ContFdy&M 40R
'CreolePetrol s4g
Croft Brew
Crown c Pet Ae
CroWnDru .15e
EI Bond&Sh hs
FchildE&A zoe
GenPhonix .1Oe
GlenAldCoal "a
HaEeltine Corp ]
Hecla Min 1
Holl c Gold -
Humble Oil 1E
imp Oil Ltd y
ImpTobCan 40a
invest Rov 04a
Kaiser.FrQSer
Evening star., 1949-02-21
N. Y. Bond Market

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Evening star., 1949-03-28
Man, 79, Kills Self
After Failing to
Get Aid inFoH
BY the Associoted Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Mar. 28.-
The pain of a broken hip was too
much for Frederick H. McMena-
min, 10, q one-time Philadelphia
businessman.
He had just moved into his new
bachelor apartment last Thursday
when he fell and broke his hip.
The telephone was not yet con-
nected and neighbors were too far
away to hear him.
On Saturday night, Mrs. Mar
guerite Pack, a friend, went to the
apartment. She found his body
fallen near the luggage where he
kept his revolver. A note
scratched out painfully, lay near
by.
II fell and broke my hip" it
read. II will this apartment to
Mrs. Marguerite Pack" The note
was dated March "a.
Police said there was one bullet
hole In the old mans head. The
gun was in his hand.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
Truman Contributes
To World Relief at
Church Service Here

President Truman followed the
advice he had given fellow
Americans Saturday night over
the radio by attending church
yesterday and contributing to
world relief.
The President had urged peo-
pie at the conclusion of the "One
Great Hour" radio program to go
to church yesterday and to give
to the relief fund. The broadcast,
sponsored by the major Protestant
denominations. dramatized the
hunger and need of people over
seas.
Mr.. Truman attended First
Baptist Church. where he fire.
quently goes for Sunday worship
services. He heard the Rev. DR..
Edward Hughes Pruden. pastor,
speak on the text, II will pray
the Father and He shall give you
another comforter"
Contributions received yester-