davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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late, and orange-coconut. So rich
50 smooth-so creamy-textured 80.
and, you know, they supply more
Food Energy than sweet, fresh milk
yes, more Food Energy than the
sweet, fresh milk you make them
with. Try:
Royal Chocolate Tapioca topped
with cubes of Royal Gelatin, fruit
flavor, and whipped cream.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

have a perfect cup of coffee every
time!
I'd like to strike medal Tor TINS
new instant formula. For G. WASH
ington's is made from coffee that
is FRESH d.. FRESH
GROUND FRESH BREWED.
Then, by G. Washington's exclusive
process, its flavor and freshness are
sealed right in the coffee =. sealed
in with carbohydrates so you can't
lose flavor, can't lose freshness, eUen
after you open the can. So get new,
instant G. Washington's for per-
feet cup of coffee every time!
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Births Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.

Alfred and Mildred Anderson, boy.
George and Frances Bergher, girl.
Charles and Betty Belt girl.
Edward and, Mary Bishop, boy.
william and Mary Blakemore, boy.
Edward and Helen Bowley, boy.
Donald and Helen Brown, girl.
Latane and Laura Brown, boy.
Lewis and Barbara Buckingham, boy.
Peter and Thelma Buonyiri. girl.
James and Mary Burke. girl.
Daniel and Betty Burr, boy.
James and Ida Catterton, girl.
Erwin and Anne Chiles, girl.
Linwood and Josephine Collins, boy.
Harold and Helen Corwin. boy.
Charles and Barbara Courtland. boy.
John and Catherine Davis, boy.
Ronalds and Edna DeSanto, boy.
Charles and Patricia Dexter, boy.
Leslie and Catherine Dill, girl.
John and Georgia Dodson. boy.
David and Erma DUNCAN. girl.
William and Hazel Eckard, boy.
Charles and Louise Fisher, boy.
George and Florence Forame, boy.
Eugene and Betty Gallerizzo. Sirl.
John and Lucy Garner, boy.
Samuel and Helen Goddard, boy.
Harold and Sarah Guard, boy.
John and June Halen, girl.
Norman and Muriel Hansen, boy.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Clorox removes
d s t 6 uri n g
stains easily
proves you're a
good house
keeper. Never a
Whit of musty,
8 t a lie o d o r
eth er, wi t h
ClOrox to de-
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Oscar and Mary Hargett, girl.
Brant and Catharine Hayes. girl.
Robert and Anastasia Hensley, girl.
Claude and Annie Herrell. girl.
George and Charlotte Hostler boy.
Patrick and Eva Hurley. girl
John and DorieS Jameson, girl.
William and Dorothy johnson. girl.
Arthur and Mildred Kelley, girl.
John and Mary Kerr, boy.
Virgil and Virginia King, boy.
| Charles and Colette Lane. boy.
Robert and Mary Martin. boy
| william and Cynthia Martin. girl
Charles and Beryl Mason, boy
Paul and Margaret Mattingly. boy:
Bernard and Annabelle McIntire. boy.
william and Ruth Meadows, boy.
America and Marie Midolo. girl.
Homer and Frances Mood. boy.
William and Rose Mulloy. girl.
Byron and Marion Paul. girl.
BENJAMIN and Millicent Pennifill girl.
Raymond and Frances Peters. girl.
Theodore and Lois Peters. boy.
Robert and June Piper boy.
James and Erna Previu, girl.
James and Sylvia Rash. girl.
James and Marion Reese. boy.
Clarence and Angelina, Roller, boy.
Harold and Hazel Schimmack, boy.
Leslie and June Shilby. girl.
Hugh and Gertrude Sloan, boy.
Donald and Evelyn Stutler. girl.
David and Doris Taylor, girl.
| Edward and Geraldine Tidler. boy.
Louis and Betty Walcavich, girl.
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MEATS TO MAKE BABY
SAY "Mmmmmm d"

TvEN LOTS OF MoMMIEs and dad
e. dies know are smacking their
lips over the new good-to-look-at
good-tasting Meats for Babies. And
no wonder, for Gerber's Meats are
really different.
Just open a can of Gerber's Liver
or Reef Or Veal You'll see each has
Evening star., 1949-09-14

For Gerber's Strained and Junior
Meats, specially prepared from
quality Armour cuts have all the
natural goodness that tiny tykes
Just take to naturally. Ask the doc
tor when to start your little one on
these big, protein rich meat treats.
sovinss Guide for Mons
Get Cerbsr's Meets and save oil The
work plus ubovt ens-haf the expense
Of homs-prspored meats.
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usual texture and flavor of LaChoy
Bean Sprouts in vegetable salads
too. Or added to creamed vege-
tables. Or in a salad like this:
BEAN sPRoUT SALAD
Combine cups drained chopped
Bean Sprouts, with 2 cups shred
ded cooked green beans, l large
sweet pepper chopped, and cup
thick sour cream. Chill. Arrange
in salad bowl, top with anchovy
fillets or faxed sardines, sliced
hard-cooked egg and paprika.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Amvets to Sell CIovers
For Welfare Activities

Thousands of white clovers, Off
cial flower of Amvets and its
auxiliary, will 60 on sale on Wash
ington streets Friday and Satur-
day.
Proceeds. will go toward con-
tinuing work in child welfare
Evening star., 1949-09-14

OCCASIONS. Auu you
can't miss with
these popular fla
vors-vanilla, but
terscotch, choco-
late and Dark N
Sweet Chocolate.
Also Royal Tapioca
-. a;lla ahAna
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onions, leftover
meat-and crisp,
tender LaChoy
Bean Sprouts.
Then follow the
easy recipe that's
right on the La
Choy can. You'll
oniov the IN.
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Beers Are Neur-Siqhted

Bears are near-Sighted because
of their old habit of feeding with
noses to the ground. Keen senses
of hearing and smell make up for
the deficiency.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

the tempting g
true color of
first rate meat.
Take a taste and
you'll 60 for the
true meat flavor ,
too So will RahY
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Instant q. WASH.
ington's-the in
slant coffee that
tastes fresh h
roasted, fresh
ground, fresh
hreWed. You'll
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When Pennies Count we
appreciate more than ever the

S m o % 20 t n
good eSS of
- re a m of
Wheat" at less
than a penny a
serUing! Tops
In e con o m y,
" Cr e q m of
Wheat" is a fla
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JE55|e'5N&$;z;z{;;6!1se'e!s&1$ :; ;{;;!1 g !s1$
Scrambled And Serum

with scrambled eggs Pantry slices Of chopped boeon Remove
boeon Add cup Of soft bread crumbs to the dppnss heo
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REFRIcERAToRs "TALK"I

y/oUR REFRIGERATOR will pay you
] compliments when you make it
hyqienically clean with Clorox.
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PERFECT COFFEE EVERY TIME

YVES, and you needn't try out a
hundred grinds or dozen diff
ferent coffeemakers! Just get new
Evening star., 1949-09-14

until crisp and Drowned. Remove cru
when nearly set add bacon and
crumbs. Serves 4. Remove polished
plates! If you cont woit TO try it to-
morrow morning, its on cosy supper
dish. hope your scissors ore handy to
clip more recipes from today's column.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

|. Territories and possessions of
the United States cover 597, ,236
square miles.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
What's Nesr In Meat TarfS for
the bridge club luncheon? Here's

something ertrG
good! Small del
icate cubes of
S t e W ed We /,
combined with
BinB w h o ] e
M lis hrQO m
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Elmer and Doris Walton, girl.
Charles and Evelyn Wilson, boy.
James and Ella Windham. boy.
Elmer and Clara Alestock. boy.
Daniel and Zemoria Davis. girl.
Eathon and Sarah London, boy.
Frederick and Willistone Manage, girl.
gillian and Josie Plummer, boy.
Carl and Florence Thompson, girl
Mural and Halle Ward girl.
Nathaniel and Marie Watson, boy,
Evening star., 1949-09-14
To Ring Dessert Changes and

please every taste I heartily recom-
mend Royal Puddings. They're a
lust right" dessert for all sorts of
Evening star., 1949-09-14
sPIcED PASTRY

(Makes l 9" pie, 2 crust or lattice top)
2 cups sifted -four
W tsp. Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda
I4 cup brown sugar ! tsp. salt
IA tsp. cinnamon ~ tsp. ginger
" tsp. cloves ~ cup shortening
; Tbsp. water
Tbsp. vinegar
2-2Lz cups sliced fruit tdrained)
Sift dry ingredients together. Cut In Short
ening. Add water and vinegar. Mix lightly
as for pastry. Roll dough for pie crusts
ls.inch thick. Line 8.inch pie pan with
lower crust and sprinkle dough with ! Ibsp.
sugar; add fruit; sprinkle with "a cup sugar;
dot with 3 Tbsp butter. Cover with top
crust or latticed strips Of pastry. Sprinkle
with ! Tbsp. sugar. Bake in hot oven,
450oF., 10 min. Reduce heat to 350oF.,
bake until done, about as min.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
SacOru HOm Made Chou

SuCOFU HO"e"W"e N"V"
Meim is a treat that's out of
this world! Easy to make? OF
course! All you need is celery,
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crusts and more favor. And here's
a wonderful new recipe idea for
fruit pies:
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KNOW THIS ABOUT PASTRY?

Ing SOuH HAS b
tenderiZing ac-
ton first in the
dough as it's
mixed and again
in the oven. Your
pies will have
mouth-melting
Evening star., 1949-11-10

appointed by going to our other stores. III
won't be open This sale is at our MAIN STOE
ONLY, 18th & G Streets NV We had to {
EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF, and c
in our salespeople from our other stores. We
expecting thousands Of people.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO: Oct. IL tE, tUsDA).-sala-
BILE hogs, 11,00O; opened moderately &C.
tive, strong to 25 cents higher on butch.
ers; later trade slow with part Of ad-
So s.: sop ;9a .Is;5S for several loads choies %
choice 100000 pounds, 1901 S.65, with
relatively little under 1925; good and
choice l70-19O pounds, 17.5O-1S.25; good
and choice sows under 400 pounds 1876
Up; 425-50O pounds, 15.5o-16 80: odd
Salable cattle, 5000; salable calves.
500: uneven; steers and heifers rather
slow but steady to 25 cents higher, es.
cept for weak trade on average-medium
to average-good steers, 1,10O pounds up;
COWS COWS steady to 25 cents higher; bulls
oR cattle % sesd top s575 veasFs aew 1873 s4a
high. for two loads choice to prime 1,l07
and 1880 pound steers; choice steers,
33 00-35.25 good to low choice grades,
y. 50-32 so; medium to low-good steers,
l9.0o-27 90: good and choice heifers.
ys qH3i o9 iosd HS choice 927 pound mixed
pound o., Wyoming grass heifers. $3.50; good
medium beef cows, 140O-16 90; Gamers
and cutters. .50-1425; medium and
good sausage bulls, 1s.0O-la5O; few head
900; medium and good sausage bulls.
LEO lssHo,1s5q; few head ea 1900 medium to
salable sheep, 1000: slaughter lambs
and yearlings opened active; early sales,
50-75 cents higher; not established on
ewes good and choice wooled slaughter
lambs, 23 50-23.75; latter price paid for.
natives: most medium and good native
choice shorn ,yearling wethers around
lis pounds, 1875
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Brisk Rally in Rails
Sparks General Rise
On Stock Market
By Roder Wineet
Associated Press Finonciol Writer

NEW YORK, Oct.' 11.-Active
buying of rail shares gave the
stock market a hefty boost up
ward today.
Gains ran from fractions to
well over point with the best of
the advance centered in the rail-
roads.
Nevertheless. there were scat
tered losses throughout the list
with some of them going to as
much as point.
A few feeble attempts to rally
at the opening of the market
faded out as prices started into
an unspirited decline. The VOL
ume of trade contracted markedly
on the fall.
But near the end of the first
hour a brisk demand for rails
jerked that major group out of
the loss column and put it ahead
substantially. Other groups for
the most part followed along with
modest plus signs.
Steels were slightly higher while
all of the leading motors were
ahead. Oils, colds, chemicals and
mining issues were mixed but a
majority kept to the topside.
The bond market was quiet with
prices moving narrowly. United
States Government securities in
the over er-the-counter market were
unchanged to slightly lower.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
New York Produce

2ol. steady Wholesale prices On bulk
seos. aa IS. se tssre g .eo1e a. &c" e}"s2 5sjs e.
194s), 1880; Cheddars grass. I94s),
s sns. dasss SlSs s4sss sse fss dss 4s5 se
single daisies tgrass, 194s>, shelf cured,
51-52; single daisies tJune. 1949). 40;
fats, 36-37; fats June, 1949l, $685.
fats tgrass. 194s), 1859; fats (grass,
s4s s4s} she sss ssTsa 4sss naSsts sss
midgets grass, l94s). shelf cured. 5O-53;
processed, 5 pounds, 35-37a: domestic
Swiss tsinrle tubs). best, 1880: others,
Egg prices were mixed today in the
wholesale market. Receipts totaled &c, $40
cases. Spot quotation follow:
Midwestern; Mixed colors, fancy heavy
weights. 60-61; extra ! large, $3.50;
extra extra l medium. 46is-47: extra me
dirties, II; Checks. 4sas; sie pullsts. sah. oo'
Whites; Fancy. heavyweights, 66-ss;
As: pullets. 3ens-4o.
Browns: Fancy heavyweishts, 62-o3:
extra large, 61: extra medium.
Nearby: trop quotations on nearby
sale selling prices for the finest marks
and not paying prices to producers OF
Whites: Extra fancy he.vyws,rhts. II
39h-40; peewees. "a.
Browns: Extra fancy heavyweishts,
srse bsso s psets
39L-40; peeWees, a.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Oct. IL tF'.-After an OPEN
ing furry at the Board of Trade today.
prices held slightly above yesterdays close
Many traders took to the sidelines to
await the Government estimate of crops
as of October 1, due after the close Of
todays session. From time to time
trading in wheat was almost at stand
still. Action in corn was also limited.
Traders were anxious to learn something
definite about the damage resulting from
yesterdays heavy winds.
There was considerable action in soy
beans which advanced around q cent on
some commercial buying.
Gent hisher, December. 2,l2; corn was was
were UNCHANGED to up V; December, 67h.
er, November. 2.3394, and lard. was s
cents higher to cents a hundred pounds
lower, October. IL 40.
The extent Of damage caused in corn
by yesterdays windstorms may not be de-
termined until actual harvesting opera:
tions Reports. from Iowa, Nebraska. and
Minnesota indicate that difficulties will
Some Of the Corn already damaged by
borers, crunpled under the first gusI OF
violent winds. Around Paramount, Mimi.
just north of the Iowa line, heavy dam
age was reported. First-hand observa-
tion from farmers said it will be difficult
to get through the fields with horses and
use of mechanical pickers is prohibited
The f1ve-day weather forecast indicates
temperatures at slightly above normal with
korne precipitation
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Produce Markets

BALTIMORE quotations furnished by the
Appies-Msrkst ar barely s;t.eady;; bushel
land. Golden Delicious. 2A-inch up, 200:
ssaymans 5sa.sn ,,s.s 2M-insh M up 2oo-25 New n0
hish color; high as s5o; fs!r qualify
mostly so; orchard run, 65-75; McIn-
y. s1 Inches ses up: s;ao-25: few 80: fair
Delicious, wrapped. u. S. /. sss-l25s. few
Potatoes-Market dull, loo-pound sacks.
u ntx and 'as Used A. saeEs @
rs: few 2.4o; fair quality. I.75; 5o-pound
paper sacks. sk l;20:25; I0,pound paper
sas5: s5 New s 5erssy tsx sT sT
a.ality and eogdition' ls5:75; 5o-D0und
Sweet Po.stoesMMarkst slightly weaker
Saxed doIdens pueree Rsans sa
1.75-2.25: New Jersey. bushel hampers,
hsmper Godens one Naney na Hss
few LOO.
Poultry Quotations.
!,esfsI s tTsdins siox some carried: tryszs' M
(hens) colored.. 25-28: few higher; light
weights LeghornsJ 1s: ducks. 1929; few
3o;, TURKEYS. mixed lots, toms: s2 pounds
49, straight hens, 1914 pounds, few
44-45.
Grain Market.
F1our-Receipts, none.
Wheat-Receipts. 214,S45 bushels, ship
ments. 167. 800 bushels; stocks. 5,682,572
bushels; No 2 req winter; garlicky' spot
Corn--Receipts. 164,073 bushels; ship
ments, 3ss,600 bushels; stocks. 2,15s,01s
bushels.
oats-Receipts, none; shipments. none;
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments,
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, 10000
bushels; stocks, 77,702 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts none; shipments,
none; stocks, 84,9S9 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market slightly weaker on A me-
diums and large, about steady on others;
receipts moderate; demand moderate; A
large, 1911; "A small. 40-43; large
56-5S; current receipts, supplies insufl-
ReceiptsNButter, 4e,l3a pounds; eggs.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

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FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct IL R.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow {Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents): Canadian dollar
in New York open market, 93s per cent
discount or 90.62A United States cents,
of I. of q cent.
Europe-Grest Britain tpound) 2s0i.,
up 10 of . cent: Great Britain 30-day
futures, 2.S0h, up /. Of q cent; Great
. cent; Great Britain 9O-day futures,
2.81i il, up !. Of . cent: France Nranc),
.2sA of q cent. up .00,s; Italy tlira),
(krona), $40, unchanged: Switzerland
frsnc, free),. 23.11, of OF Of cent.
Latin America-Argentina uree). 11.20.
changed; Mexico, 11.56. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power common-1O at
-, 1914. As at 15H, leo at 1914
virginia Electric & Power common-16 At
1874, 100 at 10. so at 1Shs.
3 at 22k,- 100 at 22k, 100 at 221a,
200 at 22k
Gart1nckel common-l0o at II, 100 At
~, 100 ct ~, 80 at II, 10 at II.
143.
NoticeVThis exchange will be closed
Evening star., 1949-10-11

change. today
was nominated
for the pres
idency of the
Association of
Stock Exchange
Firms for 1850
by the Nomi-
mating Commit
tee of the Board
of Governors,
meeting in At
lantic City.
The election
takes place in
New York No
-a-.Lz. sc NJ,
Evening star., 1949-10-11

KIM IN Kansas.
Kilmartin Joins Ferris.
Brig. Gen. Robert c. Kilmartin,
IT,. U. S. Marine Corps. retired,
has become associated with Ferris
& Co.. it was announced today.
He retired from the Marines last
summer after 80 years service
extending from World War
through World War II. Prior to
retirement he was on duty in the
Office of Public Relations, Navy
Department.
Gen. Kilmartin is a member of
the District bar, graduate Of
George Washington University
Law School and Western High
School.
Auto Sales Up Sharply.
New automobile sales here in
September numbered 1854 against
2.202 in September, 1948, and ,931
in August when the new District
tax hit sales hard blow. This
was a gain of 47 per cent over
August and 80 per cent over last
year. the Washington Automotive
Trade Association reported.
In the first nine months of this
year. auto sales reached a new
postwar peak of 25,327 cars, COM
pared with 21,746 in the like 1948
period.
Guy E. Mann. manager of the
Washington Office of the Aetna
Casualty & Insurance Co.; George
E. Rhine. E. c. Knapp. L. B. Fowler
and F. w. Potter were among the
speakers at the company's 1949
sales meeting at the Statler yes
terday. Home Office officials pre-
sented the latest insurance de-
velopments in a graphic way.
Movies added much to the pro-
gram.
Bank InstaIlments Paid Off.
National Airlines. Inc, today
announced payment of two $751;
600 installments on long-term
borrowings due in March and
June. 1850, to banks.
Representative Chet Holifeld,
Democrat. of California will ad-
dress the Society for Advance
ment Of Management at the State
Department tonight. Jess Larson
also will speak.
General Agents j. Mitchell
Owens and A. w. Defenderfer of
John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. are attend ing the 194e
leaders convention in Boston.
Ten others from Washington also
qualified.
Virginia Electric & Power COM
mon sold at 10 on the Washington
Stock Exchange today. another
new l949 high. :
The Washington Exchange and
New York Stock Exchange Offices
will be closed tomorrow, Columbus
Day.
Investment Series Opens.
Between $50 and 900 men and
women interested in investments
attended the class at Central
High School last night conducted
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, 40 per cent being men and
60 women.
Francis c. Hunter, firm partner,
presented greetings; Harold Will
liamS spoke on why Invest" and
Richard L. johnson, on Types
of Securities"
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Griswold Will be the second presi-
dent from outside New York City
MIR. Griswold. who will succeed
Harold P. Goodbody, of New York,
is a native of Baltimore, Prince
ton graduate, became an Alexan-
der Brown Partner in 1885, and
won very high honors in the Navy
In the last war.
League Chief Nominated.
OF great interest to Washing
tons 27 building and loan asso-
Citations is the nomination an
nounced today of Henry A. Bubb
Evening star., 1949-10-11
N. Y. Bond Market
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vaElPw 3Kss SO 1l@N
IVa&SW en- 6s58 o3
lWest Sh 4s 1881 55X
lWest Md As 81 1914
Wise Cent As 20 rs
lWis Cn Is 36SD 45
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day:
11:00 am 2Ao 600 1890 noon $40 600
loo pm. 7so 900 200 pm 600 600
funtt Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank.
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. eid Called Ex dividend.
stock dividend d Cash or stock Paid
last year. Payable In stock. estimated
sared g. p.iS Sn 20 iss ts ye.r
Or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
< Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared 194s payable in 1949 , Liaui-
cash value undetermined on declaration
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. II R.-Cotton fu-
lures were steady today in forenoon
trading on persistens buying by the
trade, attributed mostly to mill account;
only limited offerings and this had a
STRENGTHENING influence on the entire mar
Noon prices were 10 to 35 cents bale
higher than the previous close. October
29.92; December, 29.75, and March,
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of Top e k a.
Kans., to be
president of the
United States
S a v in g S and
L o a n League.
The election is
set for Novem-
ber 81 in Chi
cago. He is
pr e S ident of
the $14,300, 900
Capitol Federal
Savings & Loan
A S S oc i a t ion,
largest organi-
zation of the
Evening star., 1949-10-11
GrisWoId Nominated
To Head Association
OF Exchange Firms
By Edword c. Stone

Benjamin H. Griswold III, part
ner. Alexander Brown & Sons, of
BaltiIfrusS and Washington, men,
bers Of tn New York Stock Ex-
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct II P.-spot non-
ferrous metals prices today: Copper
lead, 1894 cent sa pound. New York: zinc
9l4 cents q pound. East st. Louis.