davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Will continue as
treasurer of the
company.
The firm is a
co-ope r a t i V e
chain made up
of 1875 stores in
Metropo Ii t a n
Wash i n g t o n.
The other off,
GERS mel d e
Max c. Rubin,
president; E. E.
Schoolcraft, ex-
ecutive vice
president: Da-
Vid HarnStaia
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Nash to Halt Assemblies

DETROIT, Oct. 20 (AP)-Nash
Motors will suspend assembly of
cars at its two main plants in
Wisconsin the middle of Novem-
Der. r. A. De Vlieg, vice president,
said about $4,000 workers will be
idled. He blamed the coal and
steel strikes.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 90 R9.-Cotton fu-
lures were under pressure Of hedging and
commission house liquidation with trading
moderately active today.
Most Of the selling was in distant con-
tracts and was induced by the Department
of Agriculture announcement OF q g.
parity price as compared with q month
ago.
Hedging In nearby deliveries. however
was readily absorbed by textile mill buyins
and this cushioned declines in nearby con-
tracts.
Futures closed 20 cents q bale lower to
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BOND SUMMARY

FURNISHED by the Associated Press)
A selected list of active bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Stock and Net
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he-Counter Marker

The following bid and asked quotations
on WASHINGTON securities traded over the
more dealers, members Of the Nstionsl
ASSOCIATION Of Securities Dealers Inc.
tso,n Wouio trade with the general public at the
Tha 1le enc tne auotatlons were assembled for
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CURB SUMMARY

FURNISHED by 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
weeks close.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. 20 R.-Spot non.
ferrous metals prices today, Copper, 17H
13 cents pound, New York; zinc, 9E
cents q pound. East st. Louis.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
cember, 12.13b; March, 12.O3b; May,
II .99b; July. 1900; September, II 6sb.
clesins bids; June, ls.oe; October 11.4o.
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WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE

WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE FOR YEAR 1q4e UP TO
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY. OCTOBER "s.
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20 r
Hecht common6 Hrsna Eiee 1874 % at
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Business Trends for Week
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

he ohowins table gives operating results
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BONDS

TRANSACTIONS ON
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Rates Of dividends in the foreFoing
table are annual disbursements based OF,
the last quarterly or semi anriual deciars-
tion. Unless otherwise noted. speciaI or
extra dividends are not included.
pt pd Part paid, ur Under rule. war War
rants. WV With warrants. XIV without
warrants. Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend. dCash or stock. ePaid
last year. Payable in stock estima ated
cash value on ex-diyidend date. De-
clared or paid 80 far this year. h Declared
k Declared or paid this year. an accumu-
lattve issue with dividends in arrears.
- Paid this year. dividend omitted. deferred
ing. r.Declared 1913, payable In 1S49.
y Lquidating dividend. Payable in stock
exact cash value undstsrmf4ed on decla-
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Cottonseed oil.

Middling spot. 3O.45n.
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the trail Then stay with it. Gorski's one of
the ringleaders''
The sergeant salutes Then he turns to Dan.
(Which one do you WANT" he asks.
Il sorta like Nanette," says Dan.
The sergeant hands him the leash, and thew
head for the swamp. They push their way
through tall reeds and sink ankle deep in mud
Nanette is already straining at the leash as
though she knows important business is COM
ing up. Ten minutes of this, and they are on
dry ground again. Ahead of them is the tallest
mountain Dan ever sees at close range in all
his city-spent life
The sergeant now bends over and holds the
shoe under the hounds NOSES Nanette takes
one Whit and lets out mournful wall, for
which Dan can't blame her bit. She puts
nose to the ground and pulls at the leash.
For the next twenty minutes she and Fran
co.'s run back and forth and in circles. Dan
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and the skin on their foreheads falls in folds
and ridges. They give Dan solemn and
dignified eye as he walks up to them, and for
a moment he feels he ought to bow and apol-
ogize for butting in like this.
The lieutenant sent me to work with you."
Dan explains to the Trooper sergeant. Let's
go. There are fifteen cons on the lam, and
here you are walking couple of dogs
Copper" says the sergeant sternly, point
ing to the hounds, francois and Nanette
here have tracked down more criminals than
you city cops ever heard of. Nanette has the
best record of any dog we own"
She don't look too happy about it."
The sergeant pats the NUTS head, and
Nanette looks up at him with her mournful
eyes under her wrinkled forehead just as
though she is ready to bust out crying Nam
cite is serious-minded girl" says the SER
geant. She knows she is pretty important.
When she puts the finger on guy, the rap
sticks. A bloodhound is the only dog whose
evidence is accepted in court of law
LIAM looks down at Nanette, and she rolls
her eyes up at him. He begins to like the old
girl. He pats her head, and she doesn't seem
to mind, but looks sadder than ever.
I've known Nanette and FRANCOIS to fol-
low scent through those mountains for
seventy-ive miles, says the sergeant.
That's lot of miles," Dan says And
who follows Nanette and Francois?"
you do" says the sergeant The only
thing that'll throw them off is running water.
If the guy wades up or down stream far
enough the hounds are licked. But they won't
quit They cast backward until they find the
original trail; then they start over again.
The lieutenant now comes up to them. Il
can't give you any more men, he says to the
sergeant. you and this city cop will have to
60 it alone after Gorski Cross the swamp and
give the hounds Gorski's shoe for the scent.
Let them have their heads until they pick up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
A Short Story

IT IS pleasant September afternoon when
Il Dan McGarry, the plain-clothes COP,
tangles with this State Trooper Dan is driv-
ing back to town with his mouse Kitty after
long day in the country and he is at peace with
the world and not looking for trouble when
it happens.
The State Police Car draws up beside him
and the Trooper waves him off the road This
Trooper is quite fancy cop. His uniform is
two-tone job, and he wears Rough Rider
hat, Sam Browne belt, shoulder patches and
leather puttees, and enough cartridges around
his middle to hold off Sitting Bull all by HIM
self
He gets out of his car and says to Dan:
you were doing seventy
Fifty" Dan says.
Wise guy" the Trooper says.
Dan takes his badge from his pocket and
flashes it.
I'm cop myself" says Dan.
City cop, huh?" says the Trooper you
amt in the city limits now
Dan grits his teeth. Come down to my
precinct some time" he says. I'll pick you
up for vagancy, drunk nd-disorderly. dis
turbing the peace, attempted assault and re-
sisting an officer"
The Trooper pulls out his book You big
town dicks think you can come up here in the
country and blow your buttons" he says.
Kitty now gets into it. She leans forward
and smiles prettily and the boys break clean.
.lv.p% Lo L. G.
geant whoever-you-are," she says.
Sergeant Meeker," says the Trooper, with
light in his eye.
MY name s Kitty Archer, says Dan s little
mouse. II live on Elm Avenue in town.
Miss Archer, it's pleasure" says the
Trooper-cop. Il should throw the book at this
guy for risking your pretty little neck. But
seeing it's you. Miss Archer, III - Elm Ave
nue., you said?" And he puts away his book,
nods and walks off.
Dan drives on. glowering. Kitty tries snug
Cling closer and patting his hand. Il saved
you twenty-five dollar fine" she says.
Fifty. was getting ready to poke him
one Did you have to make pass at him?"
says Dan.
Don't be silly. There's no such place as
Elm Avenue in the city"
The whine of siren comes from behind
them. and Kitty turns and looks. Hes COM
ing after us again" she says.
He wants your phone number, says Dan.
The State Police car comes screaming up
behind them. Then it whizzes past. The
Trooper doesn't even glance at them. In ten
seconds he's out of sight.
He got something hot on his short wave"
Dan says Maybe it'll be on the news"
He turns on the cars radio. The announcer
sounds excited as he reads special bulletin.
He's got right to be excited. The news is
plenty hot There's been big break at the
State penitentiary. Fifteen cons are already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

va $3.50 ~~~~A~
the walls. The prisoners have grabbed off h
adozen tommy guns, and they have barricad
themselves in the laundry, holding the W.
den and three guards as hostages. One qua
has already been killed.
The cons who broke out have scattere
they are believed to have crossed the swan
south of the pen and taken to the mountain
The State Troopers and some nearby lo<
cops are now organizing the manhunt. No
of the prison guards can join in: they are +
busy tossing tear-gas bombs through t
laundry windows.
Dan hears the bulletin through and sna
off the radio Il think we turn right abo
two miles down the road" he says.
What for?" asks Kitty.
ITO get to the pen. says Dan. Its ov
there about eight miles at the foot of tho
mountains. Those dumb State Troopers W
need me to help"
CCULDN'T you wait for those escaped co
to come to town and pick them up there
suggests Kitty. This is pretty rugged cou
try for a city cop like you. You aren't exact
a Nature Boy"
oh, like Nature well enough" says Da
though Id rather have it with trimmin
like sidewalks and street lamps and bar al
grill here and there. Anyway, I've got
to help. Fifteen escaped cons is bad
business. What's few mountains?"
"A few too many" says Kitty.
You're not Daniel Boone"
But Dan turns off into the side road.
1t dips and twists for eight miles. Then
they reach the main gate of the pen.
There's lot going on as they drive
up to it. They can hear gunshots from
inside the walls and see smoke rising
where building has been set afre. Out
side dozen State Police cars are
parked, and Trooper lieutenant is
swapping out orders and guys with TOM
my guns are all over the place.
Dan leans over and kisses his mouse
Kitty. Drive straight home and don't
pick up any hitch-hikers, he says.
Il don't like this" says Kitty, shak-
ing her head. you may get lost, Inspects
Do you know which direction is north
II can always ask" says Dan.
"A deer or rabbit maybe" signs Kit
please be careful, Inspector.
Dan hurries to the Trooper lieutenant.
pulls out his police shield and says he is wi
ing to snag few cons. and the lieutena
looks him over and finally says he needs
the help he can get even from city dicks.
points off to the right and Dan looks, Al
there is this fancy pants Trooper, Sergea
Meeker. The guy is holding an old shoe in O
hand. In the other he holds two leashes a
at the end of these leashes are two of the ms
doleful-looking. diversified CANNES Dan e,
sees.
Dan studies the pooches. They are reddi
tan, and they have sad hazel eyes deep-set
the orbits. and long f1oppy ears hanging bel,
their chins. Their lips are loose and hangir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

n Z X r w z e K:
Famous adventure
writer Octavus Roy
Cohen has written
afast-mOvingstory
of suspense in "A
Case of Neryes.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

A twO-parter in which two very
attractive people find that a
bit of unsupported homicide has
interrupted the course of true
love. Begin it next Sunday
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love. Begin it next Sunday
and the sergeant run behind them, holding
them. And all of sudden Nanette stops and
gives an excited yelp. When she lifts her nose
and looks up at Dan, for the first time she
seems little bit happy, and her eyes seem to
say. Il found it, pal! Let's go!" Immediately
FRANCOIS joins her.
He shifts and yelps, like he is saying, Mice
going, baby! I'm right with YOU
"I1l 60 first, the sergeant says, and he lets
FRANCOIS lead the way. In another minute all
four are in thick, dark forest with under
brush that tangles around Dams feet and
prickly vines that scratch his face.
The hounds snake along the ground, strain
ing so hard at the leashes they are practically
sliding on their stomachs. Francois bays at
Nanette, like he is saying, We'll get that
so-and-so!' and Nanette bays back at him,
like she is answering, And how, brotherr'
They cover about three miles like this and
finally Dan groans, Wouldn't you think that
guy Gorski would stick to the road?"
This is all the road there u.s." says the
sergeant. They call it Bad Bear Trail. It
leads right over the mountain. Notice those
bits of cloth tied to the branches every once in
while? They mark the trail"
whats it like off the trail?" Dan gasps
You're about to find out" says the ser
geant. francois is turning to the right"
And sure enough, though it doesn't
seem possible, the trees get thicker and
the underbrush tanglier and the vines
? pricklier. Two miles further on they
come to clearing, sort of plateau,
covered with jagged stones and sharp
pieces of shale
HEY get across the clearing and the
- woods swallow them and they start to
climb again. And at this point Nam
cites baying has an odd sound. Dan
looks. She is limping.
Hold everything!" he calls to the
sergeant. Something's wrong with
Nanette."
The sergeant comes back and he and
Dan examine Nanette's front paws.
One look at the cuts underneath them
and Dan knows they'll have to send
her to the showers.
That damn shale!" the sergeant growls.
She's badly cut. I'll go on alone with Fran
cois. You 60 back with Nanette''
Sure" says Dan, and looks around at all
the trees But which way is back?'
The way we came. of course" says the
sergeant. Just find the plateau, cross it, and
pick up the trail couple of miles beyond
Look for the pieces of cloth tied to the
branches" He pats Nanette's head. Mice
try, anyway, old girl, he says.
The sergeant disappears into the woods
ahead. Francois baying becomes fainter and
fainter in the distance Tough luck" Dan
says to Nanette. as they start back. She
limps along, her head down. her ears Topping,
her whines doleful. II know just how you
feel" Dan tells her. ''Once when am playing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11

There's prison break, with Dam city cop helping an
eager lady bloodhound battle nature at it's worst
BY MATT TAYLOR
by SarnoF
Evening star., 1949-01-21
Police Seeking Bandit
In Safeway Store Ho|dup

Police are looking for q bandit
who last night robbed the manage,
of a safeway grocery at gunpoint
and fed afted binding his hands
and feet.
Wesley d. Cogar, manager Of the
store at 1888 Seventeenth street
NV, told police he was leaving the
store shortly after 7 pm. The store
had closed at 6 pm. and the man
ager had tidied the store before
leaving for his home at 7735 Emer-
son road, West Lanham Hills. Nd.
police said.
AS he was leaving, a man forced
him back into the store at gun
point, according to police, and forced
him to open a safe in the rear Of the
store. Mr.. Cogar reported two days
receipts were taken, but he had no
estimate of the amount.
Then the robber, described as a
light-skinned colored man about Is,
bound his hand and feet with twine,
he said. After struggling for about
an hour, Mr.. Cogar freed himself
and called police. A police lookout
described the robber as feet 8
inches tall, Of medium build, wearing
q light sweater and no hat.
Evening star., 1949-01-21

chin, she was treated at Emergency
Hospital and released.
Two Trinity College students were
bruised slightly when one, knocked
down by a policeman's motorcycle
fell against the other. Police saio
the accident at Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. occurres
when Pvt. r. D. Riker of the Traffic
Bureau struck Nancy Sloan, 18, q
Red Cross swimming instructor
here. She fell against and knocked
down her companion, Carol Tully
lS. They were treated at a first
aid station.
Two Women Treated.
Standing for hours in the cold
caused frostbite to Miss Mary Jane
Woods, Is, of Hilton Village, Va,
and Mrs. Mary Kerner, 40, regis
tered at the Lafayette Hotel.
Among those listed as inaugural
casualties were Benny Goodman, the
orchestra leader, and Miss Sybil
Bowan, comedienne featured in the
current Capitol Theater stage show.
After playing two numbers at the
Inaugural Ball last night, Mr.. Good
man retired to his room in the
Carlton Hotel, suffering from a
bronchial infection. He said today
he would heed his physicians advice
to 60 South for a rest.
Miss Rowan fell from q 12-foot
ladder from which she had been
watching the parade at the rear of
the theater. Striking the concrete
pavement, she was knocked uncon-
Evening star., 1949-01-21

Three teen-age Washington boys
arrested at Tampa, Fla, have ad-
Ynitted eight robberies In three
States, including several in nearby
Maryland. the Associated Press re-
ported.
Deputy Cliff Goelitz said the trio
told of robberies in Laurel and
Bowie, Nd, and a place near Seat
Pleasant, Md. Other places they
admitted robbing were Boy Scout
camp at Winchester, Va; two Tampa
homes and filling station at Green
Cove Springs. Fla, Deputy Goelitz
said.
Largest robbery, according te
Deputy Goelitz, was OF a jewelrJ
store in q place he described al
"Boomtown." The robberies nettec
them about $4,000, Florida author
tiles said. The boys told Officers
they had hidden about $1,000 worth
of stolen jewelry behind couch ir
one OF the boys homes in Washing
ton. District police, however, noti'
fed Deputy Goelitz yesterday thai
they had not found any stoler
tewelry where the boys said 1t wa!
hidden.
Police said the boys took $75t
cash from a Laurel home and usee
Evening star., 1949-01-21
InououruI Week Calendar

open house. Stewart Building, Sixth
| and D streets NV.
sosssy opsn a1 e e Ssefs
Sixteenth and M streets NV.
10 a.m.-4 p.m.-Navsl Gun FACTORY open
to visitors.
10 amt pm.-Naval An Station eDsn
to visitors.
iospo sponsored WIoWsa BY Women's Division. 6ene:
cratic National COMMITTEES, Departmental
II am;-New York state Democratic
Branch, Mayhower Hotel.
1890 p.m.-Luncheon meeting OF Kappa
Sigma alumni of Washinston, with ma
tional alumni visitors invited, oDon-
nelrs Sea Grill. 1921 street NV.
1890 pm.-Michigan State Society buffet
luncheon honoring Gov. and Mrs. Will
liams, Hotel Statler.
2 pm.-Morning Star Lodge; 20. B.
Q. E., open house at Fifteenth and
@ streets NV.
2 pm-Films of past inauEurals. Ma
2 pm.-National Council Of Negro Women,
open house until 10 pm.' 1918 Vermont
2 pm.-National Association OF colorsd
3 oUGmea; ss4set GssR SW. house until 10 0m'' lila
Ht lss7 ka9ra@a sh9 soek5s Fahd psrs
70 Tor Visiting Towans. with senator and
Mrs. Gillette guests of honor, Old Club
epton fda PhHs ssas ssss.s o
5 pm.-Reception at Women's National
5 % %p,mWReeeption for President Truman
Wardman " dnp's Parf Hotel By invitation
8 pm-Nevada state seeiety. reception
for, visitors from the State MaynoWer
2 pm;-Reception for Chairman Nc
@ittee. shoTeham Hotel. By invitation
son. Smeosr pemoerat. .0f Of illtneis in south
Interior Building Invitation only PM s.vv
e'ia Band. pepartmentsi Auditorium:
Q p.m-.ofcers' Service Club fnsgwsural wnIa
Ball. for active and Reserve omcefs'
10 lq4n qpmNKensucfS TKsnc state state Society ree.p-
tion and ball honorins Vice President
elect Barkley. Shoreham Hotel.
TOMORROW.
pm-Montana State Society reception
f25, congressional delesati0n' Ma'h0vsF
8 pm.-Reception for. Gov. PASTORS Of
Rhode Island given by Senators Green
7:so .m.STennessee State Society din
ner for congressional delegation shore-
40 p.m.~Dance for visiting members Of
Fraternal order Of Eagles, 42o Sixth
street NV. ~
10 p.m-Nebraska State Society DANCE.
Gov Peterson and congressional dele
cation guests OF honor Waroman Fafk
10 p.m.-west virsinia State Society
dance and reception for congressional
delegation, Shoreham Hotel
SUNDAY.
Q and 4 pm-Arlington Civic Symphony
children's concert, Washington-Lee High
3:30 p,mNArkansas State Society re-
ception for congressional delegation
Senate Caucus Room.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81.
State Society dinner-danee,
Wardman Park Hotel
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20.
9 p.m.-South Dakota State Society dance
and reception for congressional dele
cation, Hotel 2400.