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Evening star., 1949-12-14
Produce Markets

United 1 States ,AsTieultural pepartmsnt:
cagP ne weak BuSSe Baskets Prast sn
Eastern crates .. s. No. /, e 25Nineh up up.
Maryland BLACK Twiss. ,l:75: stasmans'
Twigs. I.75; Romes. I.75; staymans, nan
2.00-50; Yorks.. 200.
tahdins, U: S. No i. size A. unWashed
Pennsylvania new and used sacks mostly
200. few 1.s5; 5O-pound paper sacks,
Sweet potatoes--Weak undertone Few
ssinEia, some washed and waved ,Goldens,
300; Puerto Ricans' 7. S. No. /. 2'5o-S5;;
fair, 1.75-2.O0; White yams, U. S. No. i,
S54; Ss5t nearby ss half-bushel hamper, Golden
+o Poultry: 1Nry:. Weaker Weaker hens, weaker under
sssady dsans some hens
so mosfy aaaafa a$s Ssfs Hens 4 RsugRss sg few few
udF Mostly sw l0Es5 $ dea sht s Eeshss Turkeys
Supplies insuf1sisFt asisIa tS %,lpst aqo,e.
ments; 1900 bushels; stocks 4.51s.s7t
omssc sonns g. Tef xtnafF s?sEif1y S6
corn-Receipts,, 1as ,es1 bushels; ship.
menus, none STOCKS, 3,72b195 bushels.
Oats-Recetpts none; shipments, none
stocks, 106,599 bushels
Barley - Receipts, none; shipments
none; stocks, 217,s31 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks, 109.957 bushels
Soybeans = Receipts, 45,3O5 bushels
shipments; none, stocks: 550,S50 bushels
Mllfeed--Receipts, % tons.
Butter and Eggs
Eggs-Market about steady; receipts
liberal; demand slow Wholesale seIline
prices: A, large, 5O-52; A, mediums. "a.
49, A, small, 3S-40; B, large. 45-46;
current receipts, ungraded. insufficient te
Receipts-Eggs. 1.7os cases: butter
6S,553 pounds
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Chicago Livestock

.,'s 'cH1cAeoi RoA pss oas u ,,!z e. psDA:-sall s.
35 cents higher: sows fully % cent.
higher; top. 1900 for several load.
choice 1so-2O0 pound; most good ane
choice 1So-220 pound, 15 .5O-16.O0 $50.
260 pound, l5.00-15 40; 27O-31O pound
a 75-l5 90; sows under $50 pounds
as low as il 30: good clearance. S''
Salable cattle. 5000: salable calves
better fairly active, steady to so cent.
higher: generally fully steady; common
steady; heifers steady to strong: COW.
steady to 26 cents hisher: bulls steady
Vealers strong TO so cents higher; lcac
prime. .2S2 pound steers, 41.75: high.
good and choice fed steers, 35. .OO-39 30
bulk good grades, ~ 7.50-34 .25; medium t.
low-good shortfeds largely q .00-27 90
part-load choice. l,O25. pound heifers
e 30; medium and good he.fers, 20 90.
mon land medium beet cows, 14.0O-1s.s5
Gamers and cutters, 11.bO-1425; me.
medium to choice yealers, 24.00-28.5O.
Salable sheep, $500; nothing done or
slaughter lambs; big packers bidding sc
down with heayies, 1s.b0-2I 90: eve.
steady, scarce; most natives. g.0O-11 90
small lots lot choice 1I0-l30 pound averages
IL .60-12 90.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Heavy Stock Trading
And Small Gains Put
Prices al New Peak
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Heavy
trading in stocks accompanied a
laborious rise in the market today.
Business started off at fast
rate and, though there were occa-
sional sloW-doWns, turnover piled
up to an impressive total.
Despite big volume, prices re-
sponded in ponderous fashion.
Many leaders refused to bulge
from Tuesdays final levels and
gains generally were under point,
A sprinkling of minus signs dotted
the list.
Small though the gains were,
they were large enough to lift the
general price level to a new peak
for the year.
Profit-taking, plus small
amount of tax selling, appeared
to be the steepest barriers in the
markets way. Much of the turn
over was accounted for by switch
ing from one issue to another, a
normal operation at this time of
the year.
Underlying investment buying
was good. not only from the larg-
est interests in the market. but
to lesser degree the general pub
lie as well.
In the background is ground
swell of optimism over business
prospects for early 1850.
Superior OIL of California pro-
vided a touch of fireworks again.
jumping Is points to 205 on top
of yesterdays gain of 3212. Buy
ing reflected a proposal for a
change in the company's corporate
structure. *
Also up were Montgomery Ward,
J. I. Case. Caterpillar Tractor,
Douglas Aircraft, Emerson Radio.
Servel, Santa Fe, New York Cen
trail. Baltimore 81 Ohio, Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Nickel Plate, Stand
ard Oil Of New Jersey, United
States Gypsum, Consolidated Edi-
son, Kennecott Copper. Air Re-
duction, Du Pont, American Wool
en- and International Telephone
Balky spots included General
Motors, Chrysler, Woolworth
Zenith, Southern California Edi-
son, Dome Mines, Philip Morris
and Gulf Oil.
Bonds moved up with stock
United States Governments tend
ed upward in over-the counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Business Briefs

Wholesale Food Index, based on
the total cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, declined
this week to $5.74 from $5.76 last
week and was 7.6T below the
|year-ago level of $621-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Edison Electric Institute re-
ported power production for week
ended December 10 reached an
all-time record high of 5,881 $780,
600 kilowatt hours VS.. 5,742,915, 900
in the previous week and 5,704,-
$4,000 year ago.
Chevrolet Motors reported sales
for II months totaled 1877, 200
cars and trucks. This tops the
previous IL month record of
1,l68.863 in 1896.
National Tea Co. reported sales
in four weeks ended December 3
totaled $22.478,228, up 2.4%o over
$21 ,949.753 in the like weeks last
year; for 48 weeks ended Decem-
ber 3 $251 .675 ,O57, up 1.1% from
$248, 1902, ,282 year ago.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Co. announced a divi-
dend of $500 share will be paid
December 20 to shareholders of
record December 10.
Columbia Broadcasting System
reported SO, 800, 900 in new radio
business, on an annual basis, for
sponsored programs starting in
the new year.
Commonwealth Edison Co. of
Chicago registered plans with the
SEC for the sale of $49,000,000
worth of sinking fund debentures.
Atlas Corp. of New York asked
SEC approval of the purchase of
10000 shares of Barnsdall Oil Co.
common stock.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co. announced q bonus of
81, $50 900 to be distributed among
its employees on Friday.
Union Light & Railways CO. In
year ended September 80 earned
$12,596,601' or $3.50 a share VS..
$11 ,849,506 or 1886 in 1913.
Louisiana & Arkansas in 101
months ended October 81 earned
$2.186,6 ,685 VS.. $2.752,671 in 1948
period.
Outboard, Marine g. Mfg. Co.
in year ended September 80
earned $1,456,407 or s245 a share
VS.. $2,011,845 or $3.50 in 1948.
Southern New England Tele-
phone in 10 months ended October
81 earned $4,659,912 VS.. $4,349. .094
in 1948 period.
Pitney- -Bowes, Inc, in 9 months
ended September 30, earned ST.
1874, 500 or Sill a share VS.. $1.020,-
206 or $1.01 in 1948 period.
Arundel Corp. in II months
ended November 80 earned $927,-
429 or $2.11 share VS.. $625, sol
or $1.42 in 1945 period.
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. an
nounced election of l.. L. Lewis
as secretary and director and of
c. E. Stewart as assistant Sec
retary. "
Mississippi Valley Barge Co. inl
II months ended November 30I
earned $706,104 or $1.01 a sharet
VS.. $596,527 or IS cents in 1948
period. /
Evening star., 1949-12-14
FOREIGN Exchunue

NEW YORK, Dec. IA {P.-Foreign ex-
change rates (Great Britain in dollars,
others %a.r In cents.; cansdian dollar IN New
or $500 q. 3. cents, up VI Of q cent.
Europe. Great Britain tpound). 2:Soh.
unchanged; Great Britain 3O-day futures,
futures. 2.SO, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
90-day futures, 2.79fs, unchanged;, France
lfrancl .2SA Of . cant, unclaimed;
SwedaG Gkrona), 1897, UNCHANGED; Swift
zerland tfrancl dree), 1882. of .02 Of
cent.
Latin America: Argentina free), 11.20,
unchanged; Brazil (free), $50, unchanged
Mexico, 11.57, unbalanced.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. IA R.-Mil buying
and short covering continued to lend
trading today and met only limited
LIQUIDATION and hedging. leading spot
hrm purchased $1,000 bales Of May, 1850,
delivery. Switching operations between
old and new crop months were q feature.
The November cotton consumption fore
cast by the New York Cotton Exchange
since June, 194S.
Noon prices were 20 to 55 cents q
bale, higher than the previous close De-
80. O5
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Dec. II R-Butter 537,.
967, steady. prices unchanged; cheese
Big, 2,06S, steady. pricestunchanged.
quotations follow: Midwestern, mixec
colors-Fancy heavyweights, 1914; extrs
large, 42-42A; extra 1 medium, 36h h-37
@ @sTtes Ssbs checks 90; DHI,ets
46; extra / large, 43M-44; extra i me
dunn. 1888. Browns--Fancy heavyweights
43-44; extra large, 42-42k
Nearby (top quotations. on nearby white
and brown eggs represent wholesale sell.
ing prices, for the finest marks. and not
paying prices to producers or shippers)
fancy heavyweights, Al; others large, 46
mediums. $3.50. Pullets, 36h-37, pee.
wees, 1890. Browns-Extra fancy heavy.
43; mediums, $685.; pullets, 36h-37
peeWeeS, 22-24. -
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Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
by customers with odd-lot dealers or
specialists on the New oYrk Stock Ex-
change for December l3; 5,637 Fur
involving 206,094 shares involving 1885
orders including $50 shares sold short Of
30 orders.
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Tobacco Markets ,

RALEIGH, N. G.. Dec IA tR.-.vir-
ginia nre-cured tobacco gross sales Mon
day totaled 35a, ,16S pounds: the Federal
State departments Of agricultyre reported.
dredweight, IS cents above the previous
day OF sales.
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lntdyQTElOS44 oS"
Jam F&C As 50 66iA
LehV 4s2003D 32as
MKT SIS 60 A 81
MKT 4as 7S 7oih
MKT 1st As 90 "a
MKT As 80 B. 70
Mo-Pac 5kas 40 81
Mo-Pac IS II F Ola
Mo-Pac IS 81 I 91h
Mo-Pac gn4s75 62sb
MordE3R200O 53N
NOTM 5s 81 1914
NOTM 4l2s SO 80
NYC rf5s 2013 63iA
NYC4h hs20l3A 57lA
NYC con As 9S 54A
NYNHin4hs'22 44A
NYNHH4s2O07 64ss
No P cit 4 4K2s75 1924
'Og&L Oh As 4S 12h
PacG&E2 hssaO 1o3M
PacG&E2AsS1 1ooIs
PacT&T2 hsSB 1o3lA
P TIT 234s S5 lo1
PennP&L 3s rs 1o4iA
PennRRg 4AsS1 87lh
PennR 3As 81 100
peo G. CIV 3s SO 1904
Phil Ell 2'4s II lo3h
PSEG IS 2037 151ih
SLSF 4hs2022 eoiA
Seabln4 kas2016 76b
ShellOil 2hs71 80
So Pac 4 las 81 91B
SoPac4 K7sOr77 9oA
So Pac 2TsS SO 93h
StdOilNJ2As71 90
Third Ave $3.50 10
Third Ave 4s60 At
Un Pac gas 81 95A
Wstn Md As SO lob
WStn Un 5s so 81
! WstEcv2 .65s73 looiA
Will Stl 3As70 1919
| WisElP 25ss rs 100
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!.
Alum Co Am 2 4e
AmBantam Car
Am Mfg la IL
Am Maracaibo. 4
Am Repub lg 3t
Am Superpowr
ArkNat atGsA.6Og l.
Aspirook l II
Atlas Corp WV 8
Atlas Ply ~ 1.
Brown-FDis.S so !:
Brown -Fjrpf.4O !
BunkrH&SlAR /!
Burma Ltd
Cal&EdmCp.10
Can Marconi
Carr Cons Bisc =,
Callahan Log Z
Cities Serv IA s.
Claude Neon
Colonial Sd&S 4
ConsMng&S 3a 8:
CornucupGMin
Creole Pet 3 -
Croft Brew.03g- J
Crown CPet Ae {
Crown Drug :
Det Gray Iron -
DomesCred log :
East Gas&Fuef- D..
El Bd e. Sh SAT II
Eureka c Ltd
FchildE&A.35g
Fansteel NJ Ag- II
FordMotFr 06g-
Gen Plywood
GerityMich. 40
GlenAldCoal2a Il
Golddeld Con
GtNorPa2.4Oa A.
Hazeltine l Ag- i
Holly Strs 15e--
Humble OIL 4 8.
Imp OIL Ltd "A l!
ImpTbBrit. .6Sg-
Int Prod la - !,
Kaiser-Frazer
Kirby Pet lag J.
LanstonMon "a q
Long IslandLtg
Long Isld 1t of IL.
Evening star., 1949-12-14

FOREIGN 1:16
Australia3kS67 o9N
Brazil IS 81 st 81
Colombia 3s 10 4lM
Denmk 4sh 50 76H
Ital PU 1-3s II 37E
Norway 4As IS 96
DOMESTIC 1:1s
Am&FP 5s2O30 9oH
AmT&T 3has59 1l6N
AmT&T 2As57 ITO
AmT&T 2a4s6l 1o7N
AmT&T 2AsS0 10OI
AmT&T 2Ass2 1OoiE
B & o 5s M 96 59N
B g. o IS 2000K 5oH
B&O cv4b2O1O 47N
B e. o 4s r.5A 67lI
Can No 4l2s 56 1l3H
Caro- C&O 4s85 1o7N
CGa 4 ks2O20B Al
Cen Ga Is 95 81
CRRNJ 3K4s 81 4oiI
c B e. @ 4l2s77 100
ChI&L Az 2OO3 As
Chi&L inc4ss3- 81
CMSP4 l2s20l9 6oE
C&NW 4Ks 90 46
CCCSL 4las II Sd
ClUnTr 51las 72 1o7
Col&So 412s so So
Con Ed cv3s63 III
ConsuP 27ss rs 1o4I
Del&Hud As 63 94H
DIR ind 4R20l8 6SH
Erie 4kas 2015 69N
GM&O 2044 B 63
Houshld 2A4s70 1885,
Hud&M RI 5s57 65lI
ICCSL IS 63A 1o4N
ICCSL 41as 63 SoA
IntGtNor Us SO 81
IntGN fstGS52 76lI
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power common-75 at
is, 8 at 15h, 100 at Is, 100 at Is.
Union Trust Co-200 at 40
Washington Gas common-34 at 20.
Union Trust Co.-100 at 40, 100 at 40.
Washington Gas common-lO at 25A.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS,
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Dividends Announced
NEW YORK, Dec. IA Rl.-

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Dr.
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Stock.
Pac Ptld Cement
additional shares for
each share out
standing -- 1928 lie
Special.
Unit Ind Blk Bklyn 81 1890 Is
Irregular.
Pac Portld Gem = S2.75 1928 1928
Std Holding Corp A25c 1921 1928
Std Holding Corp B CSC - 1921 1928
Regular.
Froedtert Grain & 25c @ 1-16 1-31
Eunsten Co. --------15c 1920 1-3
III Power --55c @ lilo 2-1
SchuSter & Co --25c @ 1-3 l-i6
Timely Clothes --25c @ 1920 l-3
Unit Ind Blk 81 @ 1920 1-3
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Dec: IA R:-spot non
fsh cents q pound. Connecticut Valley.
Lead Il cents a pound, New York. Zinc
65I cents . pound, East st. Louis.
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Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 90. High Low. 1915. chge
Yngst Sh g. T g. = 76M rs 76A
Youngst st Dr. 12lt 121t 12ih + "
ZENITH r 1hg 32A 32A 32A - N
Net
4 n shea


ZENITH r 1hs 32A 32M 32H - u
zonite Ag ~ 3zs + "
Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
II 100 am. A3o 600 1900 noon o1o ooc
100 pm. ! 27o 900 300 pm 600 ooo
tUnit OF trading 10 shares sln pank-
ruptcy or receivership or being reorRanixed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies, Rates Of divi-
dends In the FOREGOING table are annual
or semiannual declaration Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. CID Called Ex dividend
q Ex rights . Also extra or extras Plus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock Paid
cash value on ex-diyidend date, : De:
clared or paid SO far this wear Declared
K Declared or paid this year. an accumula.
tive ~, issue With dividends in arrears PAID
action taken at last dividend meeting
Declared 1949 payable In 1850. , Lqui.
dating dividend, Payahls II stock. exact
data
Evening star., 1949-12-14
N. Y. Curb Market

~ = OIL AAA% = ELI ASS oNS
Long ! 1t of B 1925
2 LouLand&E la 3oA
s McClanahn Oil Ia
s McWill Dredge 6l2
Menasco Mfg 1N
Mich Sugar 1
. Morris Plan 20 AA
b NatBellasH Ag 5B
Nat Pressure " eA
, Nat Unic.. had 2s<e
NEPTUNE Met1a 23B
NJ Zinc gag STA
. New Mex&AriZ- 9
Mag Hud Pw 15B
2 NiagHudPw wd- 1879
q Northrop Airc 5lA
. Ogden Corp 2Ns
9 OklaNatGas 2b- 55iA
. PancoeStal OIL 2H
4 PantepecOil.96 Th
Q Pennroad 1ag 1ozs
Q Pep Boys --- 2A
= Pepperell 3a 54ih
4 Piper Aircraft. lzs
Z Pitney-Bws.S0a 15iA
R-K-O- opt war Ma
Raytheon Mfg 6A
b RioGrValG.12g 2ls
Z Rotary Ell l ZAP 25N
Z RoyaliteOilAh- 0lb
: Salt Dome Oil To
bI Say&Fish B rt-. Hs
1S Schultz D A 2
Segal Lock&H 1sts
. Selected Indus 3lz
q Select Ind cv2k- 255s
6 Semler Ag 4
. ShellerMfz1 go. 23Hs
= Solar Airc Goa 1885
sI Solar Mfg 70
4 Soss Mfg ID. 8
b Std Pow & 1t 4
q Tri-Cont WV )
4 Tung-SolL .30R 6A
Z Utd Lt&Rys II 37A
UtdShMch2Aaa- A5i4
4 U S Air Cond Ia
q U s Foil B .S5g- 16ss
q U s Int Sec - Ah
Utd Stores IA
U IdahoSu. .15g. 3ls
Wilson Bros 4
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N. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
lEurnished hy tho Associated PreSSl

lFurnlShed bv tn0
NEW YORK CITY II
3S 20 1OShl 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

LOVELY sAss-sHs HAS III Her peach m
cream perfection gets oohs and abs from all
the neighbors. Pure, mild Ivory was born
for babies like her. More doctors, you
know, advise Ivory for babies tender skin
than all other brands put together!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

you CAN HAVE IT. 1905 That Ivory Look
can be yours in seven days! How? Just
change to regular care -. use pure. mild
Ivory. And in one week your complexion
will be softer, smoother, younger-looking.
Yes, you'll have That Ivory Look!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
BAIL OUT!

GONE of the oldest stories ever told by sane,
~ mature men have come out of aviation in the last
80 years and they're still coming. Here are few
Ne,c Wrinkle. G. c. Greimes of Seattle, flew his
light plane into hightension wire and sheared off his
rudder. Unable to steer Gremes started to bail out
and found that by opening and closing the doors,
he could steer beautifully.
Catch. During mass parachute jump at Fort
Meade. PFC ]. D. Carney saw buddy dropping help
lessly. chute unopened. Carney stuck out one arm.
caught the man and landed him safely.
Sea CulPs Saga. An Eastern Air Lines pilot landed
at Washington. D. c., with sea gull in his left engine
1t had flown right through the spinning propeller, be-
come wedged between two cylinders. Snged but still
healthy. the gull headed for home.
Foll0so the HasCk. An amateur glider fan in
Oregon found himself losing altitude with rugged
country below and his field long way off. Dead
ahead he spotted hawk. lazly riding updrafts the
glider pilot couldn't find. failing the hawk, the pilot
gained several hundred feet made it home easily
Double Take. Years ago test pilot Harry Sutton
was flying along when the engine fell off, The unbal-
anced plane promptly did tight loop At the top of
the loop Sutton baled out only to land smack on the
wing of the plane as it zoomed around under him. He
bailed out again. and made it this time.
Sky Fire. A Mexican named Carranza was flying
to Ell Paso when his plane caught fire. Carranza, in
hurry headed into convenient rainstorm put out
the blaze and buzzed right along. - MORTON HUNT
| III ~T faSA HHx.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
295 Poirs Mems
Summer SIocks, l.95

" HTH |.TJ UUU O.IO
ll-225O to 27.5o Mems Summer Sport
5eo-2.45 Mems Short Sleeve Sport Shirts,
Las
64-2.45 Mems Long Sleeve Sport Shirts,
1.95
Mems Sport Shop, Street Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1949-09-08
700 Cannon NyIon Hose
Sizes 10Hz ond l1----69c pr.
We're 1855 pr:

Discontinued eolors Every poir perfect. Medium
and long lengths.
Street Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Spreads 6 Droperies

Spreads 6 Dropeies
1855 big Top" Droperies. Pink, blue, pr, 2.95
i5-pr. 6.o5 Botes Droperies. Discontinued, pr,
3.ee
3-ees Fan chintz Droperies. Blue, pr.----3.9o
lO-pr. 1875 Burlington Royon Toffeto Droperies,
poir --------------- 5.95
7-l7.e5 Burlington Royon Toffeto Vonity Skirts
3-l4e8 chintz Droperes. Blue, pr.----7.96
5-lee5 Floral chintz Dust Ruffles Singles.
5-pr. 8.e8 "Rosebud" Cotton Seersucker Dropes,
poIr
1913 Rosebud" Cotton seersucker Pillow
Shoms 81
2-l4.98 "Cothoy" Cotton Spreads
lo-pr. 1893 "Cothoy" Cotton Droperies, pr 500
54.e8 "cothoy" Cotton Shoms ----- 81
5-l2.es Spring Blossom" Cotton spreods. 9.o8
2-pr. e.eS Spring Blossom" Droperies, pr.
4-ees "sprine Blossom" Cotton Vanity Skirts,
6.e8
s-3.es "sprino Blossom" Pillow shoms- ms----2.98
1858 midsummer Nights Dreom" Cotton
spreods ----7.o6
1883 Cotton VoIonces
Bedspreads, Sirth Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Occasional Furniture

Occasional Furniture
1-Sl2 Modern Birch Bookcase
3-1e.e5 Modern Lamp Tobes. WoInut veneers
and hordwood observation-disclosures
1885 Modern Lomp Tobes. Bleoehed mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood - 1875
l-2o.o5 Modern CoektoiI TobIe. Bleoehed mo-
hoeony veneers and hardwood --------19.9S
9-7o.95 Modern Corner TobIes 1895
1-14o.o5 Modern Coc<toiI TobIe. BIeoched mo-
hoeony veneers ond hardwood
o-lO.o5 to 1895 Traditional Side Choirs- 95
6-2e.o5 Utility Teo TobIes.. Mahogany
2-24.e5 and 1895 Record Cabinets 1895
12-29.o5 Traditional End TobIes. Mahogany We
neersS ond hardwood -----------z4.95
1895 Traditional CocktoiI Tobe. Mahogany
veneers and hardwood d----------z9.95
Fourth Floor, The Hec1t Co., Washington
Small Appliances, Electric Fons
Floor Samples, Guaranteed Electrically,
1-7e .95 Westinghouse MobiIore, floor stand $3.50
1895 Westinghouse l6-n. desk fon 1850
,l-4o.o5 Mothes Cooler, 8-n n---------3 90
1-34.o5 Mothes Cooler l6-in.--23.30
1885 to q .o5 Window VentiIotors
1855 to 62.o5 Desk Fons ---4.95 to Bias
8-l4.e9 Automatic Pop-Up Toosters -. 80
4-S25 Clarke Woxers, demonstrotor- r------S15
1-2o.o5 Tovern Woxer, Demonstration ------S15
SeUenth Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Kitchen and Dnette Furniture
5-l5.95 Dinette TobIe, maple finish ----l0.99
12-4e e5 Matching Choirs s--------------3.99
2-l4ee Metoi Cobinet, 64hx27 hxl2. os is
1-34.o8 Base Cobinet, os is -----------Z1.99
2-l0o5 Bose Cabinet, is -----,------6.99
2-l4o5 Utility Cabinet. is ----------9.99
Seuenth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Young Mems Wear
e-ll.e5 Roin Coots, eobordne. sizes 20. u,
$50 Boys Rain Sets, black rubberized. size
5-5e5 Boys sIocks, lOo9o wool, sizes 8, 9, TO-,
2.88
5-S32 Student Suits, oII-woo eobordine. broken
5-l2.o5 Sport Coots o-wooI, broken sizes, 1888
lO-8o5 Gobordine SIocks, sizes 80 to "a. properly
labeled for wool content Extraordinarily
5695 Blue Covert SIocks, size 81. properly IobeIed
24-4.ee Cotton Wash SIocks, sizes 81 to 36. 1893
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Misses Blouses
4I-1.ee Cotton Regulation TT" Shirts
3o-2.es Turtle Neck 1T" Shirts, long sleeves I.79
Street Floor Washington Store Only
Electric Heoters, Floor Samples
(Guoronteed Electrically
6-$33 to 1850 Heaters, " price,
1850 to $500
$3.50 Markell and Titon Heaters s--9.o5
1855 Assorted Heaters ters5.O 100
3-3e5 to 5e5 Hooters IS TO 2.o5
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Gift Shop Clearance

l0O-95c Hand Woven Toble Mats -------25e
35-l so Aluminium individual soIod bowls ---79e
500 Individual sood bowls, metoI- -3oe
l52-75c Individual Conope Troys .------39e
lO-l 50 Individual Benco Solod Bows--75e
1855 Snow White Feurines -------I 95
1o3-l.95 Ash Troys with Match Box -----l 90
l6-l 90 to 9o5 Donish Pottery Soc to 4.99
42-3o0 to oo5 Dutch Pottery Delft Blue
1.99 TO 3.o9
$50 Aluminium PIotes, red, blue - 90
l5-le5 to $50 Wooden Plates, as $500
Seuenh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Towels
so2-5ee ond SOC Cannon Hand Towels Some
2lO-5ec FeIdcrest PIod Both Towels, 2Ox4O"
lO2-l9c Fiedcrest Wash Cloths, PIoids s for 99c
Towels, Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
1000 Pieces Italian Pottery
Dinnerwore "a OFT
Orig. Sc to $5

Beautiful fruit designs in vibront coors. Com
pIete selections include compartment -plotes,
sood plates and bowls. dessert plates, teo cups
and soueers. soup pIotes, plotters and chop
plates.
Seuenth Floor The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Mems Clothing

men NiotHii9
$50 90 Sheldon stout AI-WooI Tropical Worsteds
Sizes stouts, l/4o l/42, WA, 2/4o. ESQ: Long
stouts l/52, 1/54, 1855, 2/58.----------z9.75
4s-5o.oo Fomous T5opi-tex Suits SIZES reeulor
1885, l/37, 1888, 2/39, wa. BIAS, 3/48, H5O;
shorts 1/35 4/3o, 3/37, 1888, 2/42, N44, l/4e;
longs l/37. 2/38, l/39, l/4o VA, 2/46 stouts
N3e 4/40, l/42, 3/4e $780, short stouts 2!46:
long stouts 3/44 36.75
1o-5e 50 Society Brand TropcoI Worsteds. Sizes
regular l/37, 2/46 l/48, 1/5O; shorts 1886, 1893,
l/42; longs H37, ABB, H39, H4O; stouts I39.
24-oe 50 and $500 Society Brand Tropical
Worsteds Sizes reeulor 2/3e, 4/37, 1893, l/3e;
shotrs 1886, 4/37, 1913, l/3e longs N37, 2/38.>
l/3e " --4 -4o.75
Mems Clothing, Second Floor, Washington
Boys Wear
le-1oes Boys Sport coots. 1ooq0 wool. Sizes
.. !, o, observation-disclosures
35-2.e5 Boys Cotton Flannel Shirts, sizes Is
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-08
1000 Pieces Imperfect
Ruby-CoIor Stemwore, 39c
Orig. 1.25

Moreontown's famous ruby coIored stemwore
with crysto-cIeor bose. Complete selection Of
eobets, ice tees, cocktoiIs, wines, eIorets,
juices. Imperteetions ore merely in the gloss
-. no chips or cracks.
Seventh Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

200 ChiIdren's and
Misses Shoes----------2.99
We're $50 to 1875
Straps and oxfords. Suede and leather. Broken
sizes.
6O-6.o5 to 7.o5 Teens CosuoI Shoes, broken
Second Floor, Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1949-09-08

Lamps
1855 Volcanic GIoze Pottery Lomps s-----7.77
l8-lo.e5 Modern Horse Lamps with PIonters, 500
1888 Chino Tobe Lomps with Shade ---- 4.95
6-12o5 to l6 95 China Lamps with Shade,
lO-l4.o5 Leather Lomps with Shode ------1 80
1e-l7.o5 Pink China Lamps with Shade 1895
38-34.o5 Luis Opel Chino Lomps with Shode,
1875
1855 shodes for tobIe Ionnps ----------1. 80
Lamps, Fifth Floor. The Hecht CO. z.
Evening star., 1949-09-08

1000 Boil Point Pens
Fomous Makes 3oc, 3 for 81
Were 5Qc
72o-Sl Boxed Note and Letter Paper, z for ST
l5o-$l and ST so Eotons Boxed Poper- --79c
25o-$2 Christmas Cords. IS to box-.--S1
Street Floor Washington Store Only