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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS

BEVERLY HILLS
A home of the finest construction is
now being offered for sale in this
choice location: 3 twin-si bed
rooms. living room. dining room,
equipped kitchen, screened porch,
recreation room with fireplace, sun
deck: level lot; priced right.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
OV. 6549. OV. 1948.
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GALLERY OF PROPERTIES
You have always wanted your own
home-choose yours today. The de-
scriptions are brief, but they tell
the story.
Make a date to see these
New 2-Bedrm. Brick, $10,500
Located in Manassas. All modern. Gas
heat A beauty. Nice size lot. $1,000
down.
Falls Church, $12,500
Cozy 2-bedrm. brk. Close to every
thing. Good basement and storage
Zoned ti-housing, $4,000
Good residential as well as possible
commercial. In the center Of Falls
Church.
Brick Bungalow, $15,25O
Lot 75xI50; rooms and bath. Gas
heat. Excellent well-insulated home
near parochial school in Falls
2-story brick, $15,5o0
bedrms. and bath. OIL &C. heat.
Full basement. Suburban 10 Fails
othsr choice homes available to
S65 900.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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CoLoRED-3-FAMILY corner home,
mr.. Potomac and KY. aves. Sc. !:
excel. cond.; porches. blt.-in gar; =
refgrs., = ranges; auto. heat; income
ouoted, S17O mo-, plus nice 3-rm.
apt. for owner. Only $15.95o; 3d.
900 down.
2-family, 7th and G sts. s.w.. and
7th st. carline, nr. Govt. Offices:
nice cond.; separate entrS., kits: and
baths. S11,500, terms. RE. 1916.
81. 41a0, CHAPMAN REALTY co.
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IMMEDIATE CASH
Sor your Aeaa, white - eeae1A
cox . 90. n 1o3& W
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
BELTSVlLLE, MD, $4,000 50. #. of
land and masonry bldg. 42x50.
Reasonably priced. GREGORY d.
VINCENT, UN. 91U2; ewes. OIL. 2273.
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HOUSE BEAUTIFUL

HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
on q level lot 90x2O0, with
tall shade trees; this lovely home
has lge. liv. rm. with firepl.. full
din. rm.. lge. kitchen with break
fast rm., and ~ BATH. 3 bedrms.
and bath upstairs. Attached garage,
full bsmt. with outside entrance.
Side screened porch, furniture is in
cluded in price OF S24.5O0. Move
right in a. the colonel is leaving
town.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CH. 1341. oW. 3OO7 rs
"Children's Paradise"
Clean brick bungalow situated on a
knoll Lot approx 65x130 with
picket-fenced rear yard, large out
side fireplace; garbage disposal and
lly-eauipped kitchen; 2 bedrooms
and bath on 1st f.; l bedrm. up
stairs and another one unfinished;
full bsmt with knotty pine rec. rm
Only $l3.650, excel. financing. Call
8 till 9.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CH J3Al 0w 3OO7 40
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S14 50Q

WELL WORTH TT
l. And located conveniently
near the Coolidge High School
and all other necessities.
2, Semidetached, rooms
and modern tiled bath, f1n-
ished office in basement and
large recreation room. Pantry
on first floor suitable for
lavatory.
8. Detached garage. nice lot
and q good opportunity. To
see phone Mr.. Morgan, OV.
0O5S.
SI ENNN q, rIIruS 70
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SHOPPING, l BLOCK

SHOPPING, l BLOCK
From this 3-bedrm. bungalow, on
h-acre corner lot: full bsmt., gas
heat; real buy at only S14,750.
Stone and Brick Rambler
$16,500
New 3-bedrm. rambler on "a acre;
liv. rm. with frepl.. tanning alcove.
elec. kit. auto. washer, gas a.-c.
heat, built-in garage.
F. E. MALCOLM
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:. WESLEY BUCHANAN

S Min. From Pentagon
ARLINGTON, VA.
Open Daily, IL till Dark
New, detached brick; 3 bedrms., 1k
baths, full basement. gas heat; i'm
mediate occupancy; block from
bus, . blocks from school. 712
South George Mason dr.. Directions:
Out Columbia pike to South Taylor
ST., right on Taylor to 9th ST., right
on 9th st. to George Mason dr.,
right to 712. For further infor-
nation, call MR.. LATONA, MA.
1887: ewes, 81. 1892. .
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NEW RAMBLERS-D. C.
CHEVY CHASE, JUST COMPLETED
1854 34th st. n.w.-(Drive block
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
34th ST. Custom-built homes, q
very large rms, 2 colored tile baths,
drepl., de luxe kit. Open noon
It'll dark.
SHAPIRO, INC.
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ODD HOUSE

Steep. narrow stairway to small up
stairs rm. liv. rm. has opened
stairs shower has tiled stall shower.
dinette and kit, oil heat. Cape Cod
with slate roof: in a grove Of trees,
about " acre, nr. Shirley hwy, close
In; S9.950 and assume $7.400 40
CT loan.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson, GIL. 4216, OK. 0520.
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CoLoRED-oFF NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
$3.50 DOWN
1900 D ST. Sc,

Buys this lovely, 5-rm. and tile-bath
home; bsmt., auto. oil heat; nice
yard. Call Mrs. Morrison. cox g.
co nj 4o5d or I'm S4l7
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Completely reconditioned, mr.. all
conveniences; being sacrificed at
$500. Call Mr.. Richards. COX &
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2-fam-
lily row brick: . kitchens, 2 baths;
full bsmt.: garage; $1,000 down.
Ii. 7-4413, ABSEER g. HENRY,
cohoRsnaoNLY }i4S sii aGs, :s 500 cAsH-Near
Lincoln Park: used as three apis.
Live in part, income will make pay
ments less than rent, MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 5969. eyes,, RA. - 1S.
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COLORED-RIVER TERRACE - ST.
500 down. 500 month; 2-story row
brick, consisting of liv. .rm., din.
rms, full tiled bath, oil heat: house
in perfect condition; 4% first trust.
For appt. to inspect, call
peter j. hagan
Realtor, 3S41 Gath st. me-. UN.
S5S5, WA. 1857. Once open 8 am.
to z nm 90
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HousEs-sALE-s.E. Cont J

VETERANS, see our Mayor Gardens
ad under Coop Ants. for Sale,
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1888
Brick bungalow. rms. tiled bath,
extension attic; full bsmt... oil n
VIII; lge level lot: $1,000 down:
HARTMAN REALTY. INC, 1345
Good Hope I'd. s.e. LU. 4-34O0 or
LU. 1882.
ONLY $1,000 for this suburban
bungalow; rms. bath; det: ga
rage: oil heat. Fully insulated. Lot
S0x100. Only $1,000 down. AN
NENBERG REALTY, Ii. 7-S357.
HOME AND INcoME-or Minnesota
ave.-3 yr. old. semidet brick; has
bsmt. apt. This house can pay for
itself Easy terms. ANNENBERG
REALTY. Ii. 1887 till 3. 30
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row brk. on corner. $13,950: Also
row kbrk. with 2 apts. S14,960.
WOH4HINGTON REALTY CO.
Realtors, 1927 Georgia ave, 81.
8T00, ewes. ST. $3.50, 6H. 1918. a
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BOWIE. MD.-Modcrn 5-rm. bunga-
low. Ia a., on hwy; small barn.
chicken coops, etc: lear gar. under
construction: $500: will finance.
Possession at settlement. Owner oc-
cupied. Ask oper. for Bowie 46l1.
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1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
Street floor store or office in 1st
rate mod. ONCE bldg; attrac. rental.
MA QHS0
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Insurance Sales Up
a Pei. From Year Ago
Here inEebruary
By Edword c. Stone

New life insurance policies writ
ten in Washington during Febru-
ary totaled $10,O68 900. in increase
of 4 per cent over the same month
a year ago and in sharp contrast
with the IA per cent drop recorded
in January. Sales in February a
year ago totaled $9,545, 900.
February sales in the District
were "a per cent ahead of the
l944-48 average, the Agency Man
agement Association at Hartford
reported. Sales in the first two
months of 1949 totaled $20,027,-
900. down 6 per cent from the
like 1948 period.
Virginia's February sales of
$40, ,578, 900 were the same as last
year while Maryland's $16,630,-
600 were down 3 per cent.
Treasury Official to Speak.
William McChesney Martin, jr.,
former president of the New York
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St. Paul Man Elected
President Of Council

| Kenneth H. Bayliss, an invest
ment counselor from st. Paul
Mimi. last night was elected pres
ident Of the National Council for
I Youth Entertainment, Inc.
Mr.. Bayliss succeeded Mrs
George F. Hanowell, who founded
the movement to stop the publ
cation of indecent literature and
comic books and do away with all
mystery radio programs for chill
dren.
Mr.. Bayliss. who is also presi-
dent of the Minnesota state chap
ter, got started in the movement
when he discovered his own son
and two daughters were so en-
crossed in mystery radio programs
and comic books they didn't hear
him when he spoke to them. He
read of the movement started here
in Washington and wrote to Mrs.
HanoWell who invited him to be-
come member two years ago.
Mrs. Hanowell. who declined re-
nomination as president last
night, was elected chairman OF
the national board of directors
All other officers were reelected
except the third vice president S
office which was left open. Officers
are: Dr.. Charles w. Cuthbertson
first vice president; Charles l.
HanoWell, second vice president;
Mrs. Lucie G. Gibbon. secretary;
Laurence D. Byers. treasurer: Mrs
Charles c. Hartigan. assistant
secretary, and Mrs. Andrew T.
Jorgenson, chairman of legal
counsel.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Income Not Related
To Medical Treatment,
.Dr. Friedman Asserts

There is no relationship be-
tween the money a person earns
and the amount of medical care
he is given. DR.. Maurice H. Fried
man, instructor in medicine at
Georgetown University School Of
Medicine. declared last night.
With the exception Of dental
care, which showed a distinct
rise for those people earning
$4,000 or more year, Dr.. Fried
man said pneumonia. appendec-
tony and other surgical case
studies were examples that wage
earnings and disqualification bore
no connection. The physician
spoke at meeting of the George
Washington University Medical
Society at 1885 H street NV.
Citing statistics compiled by
proponents of compulsory nation
al health insurance, he asserted
surveys do not justify broad
statements made by the people
who favor this policy right now"
The speaker attacked q state
ment made by supporters of such
legislation declaring there were
325,0c0 needless" deaths annual
ly by pointing out that some
deaths cannot be prevented. re-
gardless Of the medical care avail
able.
Admitting there were regions
lin our country where some peo-
pie cannot obtain the kind of care
we would like to give them" DR..
Friedman claimed the medical
profession would "rectify" those
conditions in time.
AlDr. Oscar B. Hunter, secretary
treasurer of the George Washing
ton Medical Society, reported that
the organization had $5,424 in the
treasury.
DR.. James I. Boyd. president of
the society, presided.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Kaye, Youskevitch
Star on Program
Bv Ballet Theater
By Harry Macarthur

Ballet Theater, having wealth
cred some difficulties, finally got
its season of to a somewhat be-
lated start by opening a spring
tour with single appearance at
Constitution Hall last night. It
is hardly likely that the program
presented is in any way repre-
sentative of the repertoire the
dancers will take to New York
later on. or for that matter to any
city where they find facilities for
staging theatrical productions.
Not so long ago Ballet Theater
was being heralded as the reposi-
tory Of all that is virile and alive
in the American dance. but it was
leaning heavily on the common
place last night. Half of the
evenings fare. in fact, derived
from the classic old work of
Petipa and Tschaikowsky. The
program opened with Anton Do
Inns one-act version of the Petipa-
Tschaikowsky Swan Lake" and
later on brought forth the BLACK
Swan" pas de deux from the same
Swan Lake." which is one way
of not overcoming an audience
with variety.
Dancing Is Praised.
The pas de deux did, for all its
familiarity. provide some of the
evenings bright moments. It was
superbly danced by Nora Kaye
and Igor Youskevitch. Miss Kaye
whipped through the famed 81
fouettes with ease and Mr.. Yous-
kevitch's entrechats won him huz-
zahs. Name Gollner's queen of the
swans in Swan Lake" was nicely
danced, too.
The two newer numbers on the
program. though each is more
than a decade old. were Anthony
Tudor's Lilac Garden" to music
by Ernest Chausson. and Fred
erick Ashton's The Skaters" sci
to some Meyerbeer operate mu-
sic arranged by Constant Lambert
The Skaters" is a sprightly, light
hearted ballet. colorfully costumed
and it was danced in frolicsome
style by Bambi Lynn. Jocelyn
Vollmar. John Kriza and their
supporting cast.
Lilac Garden" Popular.
Lilac Garden" no matter how
familiar it becomes, probably will
retain a place in the Ballet Thea
ter repertoire, since it is gener-
ally recognized as the groups
first authentic work of art, which
started it on its road to fame. It
is an interesting ballet and q
clear-cut dance drama that needs
the aid of no explaining program
notes. Its dancers were Miss
Kaye. Mr.. Tudor. Maria Tallchie1
and Hugh Laing.
Altogether, this seems to be q
group of able, well-schooled dan
GERS Ballet Theater has assembled
this year and it would be a pleas
ure to watch them work under
more favorable conditions. 1t is. in
fact. unfair quibbling to complain
about the content of a program
arranged for staging within Con-
stitution Halls limited facilities
for this sort of thing. The pro-
gram may have been less than in
spired last night. but the dancing
was fine.
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Chicago Livestock

GHIchGo' s1s AGO edd Mar 1s !ao 5 UsDA!N .d7
most advance on weights over $50 pounds;
more lightweight hogs and fewer old crop
heavies In run; weeks top, 200 Friday;
as9nss asorsso poHnds Sau4s s19'5o-aoa5; aoo-s5o
saIable cattle. 900 Estimated: total
COWS. steady to Is higher; bulls, steady;
yealers. mostly 90 higher; some medium
choice i,137-pound long yearlinss; scat
tered loads ehoiee steers under 1873
pound WEIGHTS, 1915: choice 1916 pounds,
25 90; medium to low-good steers. ZOO
two loads high choice Ola and 1923
pound Nebraska-fed heifers 28.75 bulk
medium to low-choice .heiferS, q .50-25.25;
and o eSsers SHd see
top, 1900; medium to choice ,vealers.
tosseis nd TOP Deeans ssS steers Ssd and d5as seSse
sounds. ss:5o.27: IS; good ,o50opoSnd
steers. $500; medium 7oo-pound weights,
saiable sheep, 100 testima mated); total not
siaughter lambs. fully 90 higher top,
l:26 higher at 5000, all:tme record q, On
s4 lamps % ,%ey aIe;sS R acute scaroy
slsuehteT ewes, strong to 80 higher; bpik
geodo ID and a. choice woo!ed 1 slaughter lambs lambs
GRADES, S2650-2s.00; top slaughter ewes.
bgs eommon n cst;s. sS so1d sas poand
eiierinrs 70 II 90: aged bucks. mostly
! 9 90; replacement sheep and lambs absent.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

side the Marshall Plan" H. Ran
dolph Barbee will preside.
Richard S. Hefiebower, OF the
Brookings Institution. addressed
a dinner meeting of the Robert
Morris Associates on Government
and Private Banking" at the May.
flower Hotel, Friday night. HI
sees no serious move on the par
Of the Government to take con-
troll of the banks. but favors q
national educational drive to make
their work better known. Rolane
T. Carr presided.
Capital Store Sales Lag.
Department store sales il
Washington for the week ending
March IL were 7 per cent under
the corresponding week a yea
ago and off l per cent from thu
previous week this year, the Rich
mond Reserve Bank reported
Trade was heavier year ago be-
cause of the earlier date of Easter
Cumulative sales in the four week!
ended March IL were / per cen
ahead of 1948. Sales for thu
March IL week in the Fifth Dis.
trict were of IL per cent.
Sales Of the Washington Ga!
Light Co. in February totalee
1855, 1862 therms compared with
21.762.899 In February, 1948, 6
decrease OF 3,l64,o37 therms OF
14.54 per cent.
Gas sales in the first two month.
Of this year amounted to 1922.
946 therms in comparison with
42,250,062 in the like period q
year ago. a drop of 4,O27,ll6 o.
9.53 per cent. Both decreases
were due to unusually mild tenn.
peratures this year.
New Bank Opens Tomorrow.
From across the Potomac come!
news that the Old Dominion Bank
is making history by moving
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Business Briefs


fuary totaled 6,992, ,425 gross tons
VS.. 7,59O.471 in January and g.
440,586 in February, 1948-Lake
Superior Iron Ore Association
Consumption in two 1949 months
totaled l4,582,S 1896 tons VS.. 13,497,-
253 a year earlier.
Sales of Retail Grocers in jan
uary totaled s2,021 100000. a drop
of 1920 from the previous month
and g. below the same 194s
month-Commerce Department.
Automobile Production in the
United States last week was esti-
mated by Wards Automotive Re-
ports at 114,564 units. including
S9,110 passenger cars and 25.454
trucks. VS.. 109,101 units in the
previous week and 109,475 In the
like 1948 week.
Short Interest in Listed Stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange
/ totaled 1,343.759 shares on March
Is. highest mark since August Is.
1947, and compared with 1,220,286
a month earlier.
Rheem Mfg. Co. received con-
tracts exceeding $1,500.000 for
making pressurized steel contain
ers for storing and shipping air.
plane engines for the Armed
Services.
PENNSYLVANIA Salt Mfg. Co. an
nounced development Of a new
lime calcium arsenate TOR the
control of virtually all cotton in
vesting insects. 1t has the trade
name Penca.
General Telephone Co. regis
tered with the SEC s10,O00,000 Of
! 15-year debentures to be sold
publicly.
Anheuser Busch, Inc, earned
Sl3,459.8O8 or $2.99 a share in
1948 VS.. S9,S83,845 or 1920 in the
previous year.
, Caterpillar Tractor Co. net in
come for two months ended Feb
ruary % was S2,920,894 or $155
VS.. $2.151. .062 or $1.14 in the same
1948 period.
Parke, Davis & Co. earned
9,704,461 or $1.98 in 1948 VS..
s10,918.051 or 1928 in the previ-
GUS year.
Dana Corp. profit for six months
ended February % was $4,837. .697
or S3.10 VS.. $4,890,646 or 1913 a
year earlier.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. earned
$8,845, ,9S8 or $3.02 in 1948 VS..
s8.579.s33 or S304 in the previous
year.
/ International Silver Co. net for
1948 was s7,829.622 or s2o.50 VS..
S6.212.984 or $16.07 in 1947.
Electric Storage Battery Co.
earned s6.053,141 or $6.67 in 194S
VS.. s6,238,447 or s6.s7 in the pre-
vious year.
Midland Steel Products Co.
profit for 1948 was $5,876.633 or
$21.31 VS.. s3,503.426 or $11.21 in
1947.
Canadian National Railways had
deficit of $33,532,741 in 1948 VS..
a net loss of $15,885,194 in the
previous year.
Cutler Hammer, Inc, earned
$3,626,373 or $5.49 in 1948 VS.. $3,-
1904 or 1882.
Food Fair Stores, Inc, profit for
SO weeks ended December 81 was
$2,732,895 or $1.50 VS.. $2.846.3 BAT or
$167 in the preceding So weeks.
Mould Hosiery Co. earned ST.
070,248 or $3.78 in 1948 VS.. ST.
410.93S or $253 in the previous
year.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Stock Exchange
and now assist
ant secretary of
t he Treasury,
will a d d r e S S
District Con-
troll, Controllers
n S t i t u t e Of
America, at a
dinner meeting
at the Carlton
Hotel, Tuesday
evening: He will
talk on For
eign Aid Pro-
6 r a m S. Both
fnciio andnnt-
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Mar 10 lP1.-Grains made
modest gains in slow dealings on the Boare
Of Trade today The market opened frac-
tionally higher and held around cpenins
levels for the rest of the session. MAY
contracts had little more strength thal
Soybeans and lard were a bit highel
at the start, but lard showed "a. s,H6lns M rrs
delivery dropped below So at times. out
side interest in all commodities was lishI
with dealings limited mostly to local
Wheat closed N-1ss higher. May 2.16as-
217: corn was 's-l's higher. NAY
1.a,aa4-7s; oats were "a. higheI' NAY NAY
9..ss.: soybeans we're i te . cents high-
er. March 227, and lard was cents
lower to cents hundred pounds nishef'
AZ,
Evening star., 1949-03-20

development of Arlington Count.
forced the bank to construct a nev
building to meet the needs O.
patrons. Final arrangements wer,
completed yesterday and business
will open in the new building
tomorrow, President Edwin T
Holland announced last night.
The new bank has cageless coun
ters. modern lighting. an automo
bile teller's window and parkins
lot in the rear. Assets now tota
$8.13O,OOO.
Automobile Sales Hold Up.
The Washington Automotivs
Trade Association reports tina
sales of passenger cars in the Dis
trict in February numbered 1851
compared with 1886 in Februar,
of last year. Sales of commercial
vehicles totaled l49 against Is;
in February, 1948.
The letter of j. Frank White t,
the National Bank Of Washing
ton stockholders. announcing ex
tensive Improvement plans. indi
Gates that the bank prefers to re
tain control regardless of any of
fers for the stock. The details o
the proposed changes will be ou
shortly.
Herman c. Heiser, treasurer o
the Crown Can Co., addressed Isl
members and guests Of Washing
ton Chapter, National Association
of Cost Accountants at the Marcl
meeting on "The Practical Ap
proach to Successful Budgeting.
League Leaders to Meet.
The monthly meeting of the Ex
ecutive Council. District Building
and Loan League, will be hell
Tuesday noon at the Mayflower.
Harold Freeman has been elect
ed president of the Washington
Association of Finance Companies
for the third time.
Page Hufty, new director of tn
First National Bank at Pain
Beach, is a director of the Uniol
Trust Co.
The District Office reports tina
the Budd Co. in Philadelphia ha
just loaded % stainless steel pas
senger cars onto one boat for ship
ment to Brazil.
Otis e. Co. will demand com
petitive bidding for the Potoma,
Powers proposed $37.000,000 de-
bentures, at tomorrow's PUG hear
ing in the District Building. Pepc'
officials take an opposite view.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Chicago Cash MarsHt, rsflou 3ol,-
AZ: No 4. .22is-26; No. 5: l,l4-3013'
SAMPLE Grade, i.14s.. oats--No: mixsdd' mixed
Az: sample grade extra si,. hssyyy: meSeq No
eTtra heavy. white 20. Barley-Maltlng'
is4 nominal, tsee r.,sbt s%1ls sno@inaM aonihs
M
Evening star., 1949-03-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK: Mar; !a e. tR-G9tton S,th priee ie.
tures tIadins vrow was euigF FolleTing steady
start the market turned reactionary un-
der weekend protit taking - the ,.,-
,ion Was against further export sales to to
and in an;eipaT1qbn .. srx sxpos vas res
no-.eS to be in the market for approTl- :
mateiy. $4,000 bales OF cotton to Oe
shi5pey Futvres IS Closed 3 cents bale lower
than the previous close.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Sprague Electric Co. net for 1948
was 1891 ,648 or Sill VS.. $658,771
or $1.40 in 1947.
North American Car Corp.
earned $771,413 or $4.70 in 1948
VS.. $845 ,294 or $5.16 in the previous
year.
Federal Bake Shops, Inc, net
for 1948 was $4S4. .658 or $1.13 VS..
$541 1854 or $l.27 in 1947.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

the main Offices
from the Lee
h / g h W ay in
Cherrydale to a
modern n e "
building at 1926
Columbia pike,
Arlington. The
bank will oper-
ate the Lee
highway office
as a branch
with the same
sta tuS as the
Office in Balls
ton.
Tho omo1iro
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AM All MANUFACTURERS

of famous building special
ties is interested in inter-
viewing responsible party
to handle Washington ter
ritory on exclusive fran
chise arrangement Prod
uct has wide acceptance in
industrial and residential
field supported by ma
tional advertising and a
comprehensive sales pro-
motion program. Approx
mately $4,000 to S25,000
initial investment required,
most of which is In salable
inventory. For complete in
formation, contact Mr.. A.
v. Padou, Hotel Belmont
Plaza, New York City, be-
tween 900 and 1900 am,
Monday, March Fl through
Friday, March rs, or bal
ance of day at Booth 200,
international Flower Show.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.l
A selected list Of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, shoying the
nigh, low and closing price for the week
weeks close.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished ~ the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange. showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Over-the-C e-Counter Market

The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over tne
counter represent prices at which one OF
more dealers, members of the National
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled foI
The Star as of Friday noon. Origln ol
any quotation furnished on request.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Mar. 10 GP,-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stk Of Pay.
Rate riod. Record able.
Stock.
Mission Corp ! share of
Mission Development
for each . shares