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PILANSos.FuIl IS keyboaTd. York spinet,
ssss Ans sae doWn ks So new onthS niinS
PIPE, STRUCTURAL steel angles. chan
5cgseOs; WASHINGTON RAG 4 BAd
PIPE; GALv.. b BLACK. S cast. st. IRON. onofl new,
sIocK's. so5e M St. S NV, No sss. Ssos.
PLYWo0D, 9 inch by 12 inch, i.-
pnsatGE insa tniek; sTsa 2s sssh' " $685. la l,a
cendltien: s11o. NA. obos. 'fssA' is:
PRESSURE COOKER, National. =
Sold for s19.e5. asking ST.. Also
stFNng eTis, SO. TE 177s: I'D: so,:r.
sSss = s. S Il: NO ssos
RADIO. National model meas. high
SsSS sssSss: issoso3E.sH' sss ~; siS7 ms,:.S,s,
SSsnas ronsoe sif ssa 5adS .ssrany sssom
RADio IRANsMITTEas,o + complete.
pSone; s4ss If So sold now. TN. 4a4o.
nAsess a. q so :;sts's s:sss. ne. po5sf sss'ssl;
zENTz, So N. Glebe rd, GL. $3.50.
RECORDER, sound mirror model Al ],
tuner: S35. GL. 6595.
REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASE,
Westinshouse. double duty, eft.
self-contained. never used; cost over
5000: will sacrifice for 1896. WI.
1859 8 am. to 5 pm, except
RsPsiGERAT1oN sdhassi Box-deep freezer.
excellent condition. perfect for ice
cream, frozen foods, or storage Of
sea food; price, $500. Apply 104
Florida ave NV, -13
REFRIGERATOR, electric; good run
REFkkrSEsxTos naRk eIne 4t ssSs colsspds edter ,or
REEFFkiRG5kfSS:AroR-E,.etric,s iii R5fS:A 8 Gu. IT,,
seod sSnd;, C. In VS. VS. $1b. 1882 10Th
REFRIGERATORs (5o), rebuilt and
guaranteed. S35 up. CENTRAL RE-
rEIGERzAT1I9ssNa z 1ssa Co. s2s upshur st.
REFRIIGER4TORs, w Gu. IT,, in
original factory crates, 81 66; lots oi
8 or more, S166. This 10 h OF
original price. Call OV. $500. 8
RERkiGEkRToRs, ri e I (; ;% used. ali 1ua make,
and sizes; rebuilt and Euaranteed,
lAGa AZ. nv. -
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PIANOS

BETTER PIANOS FOR LESS.
Choose your piano wisely. Nowhere
In. Washington can you ind q nner
selection Of spinets, consoles and
g,,p gra,npds; steinyay, Kimbsll, sohmsr'
venient terms, moderate prices. As
Washington's exclusive Steinway
dealer, we know pianos and know
how to give you q top buy. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. HOS @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE - Cribs, high
chairs, play pens; week or month;
free delivery. TU. 3443. BERGER s.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 e st.
NV National 4OQ4
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PIANOS

More people buy pianos from Kits
than from any other store in the
city. Facts we are proud of and con-
slider remarkable testimonial for
the quality and value you get in the
pianos We stock. Before you buy
anywhere, don't fail to see our dis:
convince you that 1t costs no more
70 buy the best at KITS. 1880
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FURNITURE WANTED

Top Prices: Call co. 1865
GOLD-Bring your old gold, pIati.
mum. teeth, discarded jewelry We
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 936 F st. NV
GuNS-All types, antiques or modern.
rifles, shotguns, pistols; any guam
tity. Box 326-G, Star. -l7
NEWSPAPERS. rags, metal and iron;
% PAPEH e.eS co. ri gI'o KenilSortS nj I mAs1a ave-.
ne. Ii. 3-53l4. -23
PIANOSaGrands. consoles, splnets
Or small uprights. Will pay cash
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont }

SETTER. reg, ase s; hunted 2 sea.
sons. both quail and pheasant;
staunch in or out Of sight; $3.50
MRS. HOWARD REID, GL. 1868.
BEAGLES. 2 males, thoroughly, bro
ken, / female 8 mo. old; all regis
tered. ] dog has z ribbons; $40
Also gun, Fox. Sterlingworth, L.
gauge, leather case, $50. SH. 1913
Evening star., 1949-11-11

ROOMS UkFURNisHED
2O23 PORTNER PL. NV. - Very
large front room. pvt. AD. 1892.
CoLORED-6I2 6Oth PL. N.E.-one
large rm., unfurn., for employed
couple. Phone HI. 9252. III
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires room where
coffee percolator Is permitted morn.
ings; convenient transportation es.
Ex-xRMY CAPTAIN, IS, single room
in private home. Write address
phone no. to Box 194-K, Star. les
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SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES

sINGLE, s15NDouBLE, sis
One block Senate once, 1st and D
SITS. ne Phone TR. $500. III
COLORED-3O8 SEATON PL. Ne
Twin-bed rm for , empl. men or
students; 81 ea. wk. NO. 1131. Ill
COLORED-NICE FRONT single rm
in ne. section: man preferred OF
employed girl. Ii. 6-702s. III
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TELEVISION

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR DEEP.
CUT PRICES. SAVE UP TO S100
On 1850 MODEL 12A-INCH T: v,
S199.9 NOW S99 .95. SAVE on
MANY OTHER FAMOUS MAKES AT
DEEP-CUT PRICES. EASY TERMS
Evening star., 1949-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LIVING ROOM-Fine modern sofa,
full spring construction, $50. 80;
modern love seat, $3.50; new SAM
Pile sofa bed or studio couch, S49.50,
Bed with inner spring mattress, fin-
est quality; S129.50, worth 1928. so;
new sample Duncan Phyfe mahog.
drop-leaf table and drawer, S35. 90,
worth $69.50; solid oak secretary
desk, S27.50: Don't miss our sale
20eo OF our low prices. bargains ga.
Lore lore In entire store Come early to gst
CHANGE. 907 7th st. NV, EX
6742. One of Washington's Largest
and Most Complete Used Furniture
LIVING WING; ROOM SUITE, s-pc., no-s.s
sample; to close out s9s.6o. IDEAL
BEDDING CO, 622 E st. NV. 10
LOUBRES, half and quarter circle,
specially priced. LIBBEY LUMBER
:sas g. Ky sss nsys ssmns the s%sst
ing from S25 per M: s"inch lumber
sold Tor the price OF 2-in priced
from p,,S, $40 per N; ACE WREcKING
LgMBER-special for entire wk.
White pine comb. doors for sum
each. compl. line of plywood, cut
TO size; METROPOLITAN LUMBER
CO, 433 K st. NV. MA. 1859. Open
aaily and Sat, s to 6; Sunday, Q
MANTELs-w. p, x. D., overstoeked
specially priced S25. LiBBEY LUM.
Der CO.. 625 N. Y. ave, NV. MA.
!223. Open Saturdays. Ii
MOIORS-Up to 3 hip. in stock. Sold
exch;. rewound, repaired; large sizes
avail. CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. O224
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SCOTTIES
Choice puppies. AKC reg.
MacKINNON. FA. 3432.
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
VALLEY FARM FALL PRODUCE
Ring Neck pheasants g or 5000,
African guineas. i mile from Chain
Bridge rd. at end Of Miller I'd,
Oakton, Va. Phone Vienna 131-J-21.
s.-PURE BRED ANGUS HEIFERs
with calf at foot. $500 ca. ROCK
rd., Brookeville. Md, Ashton corr
MILK COW. 3 years old. bred, sIs5
LO. 3-7O2l. -li
PONY. spotted, trained for children
Sl35;. also 20 tons good hay. Rte
house on right. HARRY FALK.-II i
ga about 8 miles to Rte i11 ond
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Carroll Arms Hotel
PLAZA HOTEL

LIST and C sts. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. SIG. Double, SIS wk.
AT $500
Evening star., 1949-11-11

BOYLE TREE SURGERY
For tree removals, trimming. feeding
81. 1918 or RA. 7979 after 8 pm
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FURNITURE

The little store around the corner"
nut bedrm. sets. complete, S60-S65;
maple -dinettes. S25 up: Duncan
Phyfe dinette, $50; chests, dressers,
maple end tables, liy. rm. chairs,
etc. 2609 Gath st. NV, CO. 1866.
Fri. and Sat. till $40
Evening star., 1949-11-11

SAooSo, hAS~ly AolA.y lauuQs pIlVu.
J-3 bus stop. GE. 1912. III
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th .n.w.-Lge. outside rooms
with running water or pvt. baths;
50 . day and up; 24-hr. elevator
and switchboard service; dining
room in bldg. Hu. 6116.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
9th and r sts. n.w.-speciai fan
rates: single, with pvt. bath. S24
per week: double. with pvt. bath.
$50 per week. Call DU. 1000.
HOTEL CONGRESS
900 e st.. NV, heart Of city; rooms
newly decorated, running water,
phone, radio. Special weekly rates,
single $3.50 up; double. SIS up.
Ma. 1888. 49,
HOTEL 144O
Newly decorated rooms with running
water; mr., shower baths. 24-hr.
phone and elevator service; S10.bO-
$3.50 VIZ. 1440 r. / ave. n.W-16
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PIANOS-STEINWAY

We have q medium-siled Steinway
upright that has been completely
reconditioned. This Is an excellent
piano and priced very reasonably
1d,:H II you l. are interested in good
to miss this wonderful buy. Conven-
lent terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
11Q2 G st, NV DI. R434 10
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRlGERATOR. Philco, orlnd new
sl1Shty ssGh -.s densed; TED. over eS 90 cubic II
sAp1o 19 re- g.. PIGS rs lfth s. nw srbF 81
400. Open to pm. daily,
REFRIGERATORS-4O% disc. on all
floor models; last years model.
slashed Easy terms. Open ewes
until .. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO,
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STANDARDIZATION
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
nTNTTTE
DINETTE

Turner's Furniture, e23 G st. NV,
are in position to outfit your 3-rm.
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have. to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. AL payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and Guy only from
the best furniture factories in this
country. For the bedroom we Will
give you double bed. 5-drawer
chest and choice OF vanity or dresser
IN walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a full inner
spring-constructed couch and two
chairs. and for your kitchen, q s.
piece dtnette in maple or white ena-
mel fnish. AL three rooms out
fitted for only S169. Should you
nave . two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will OUTFIT your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
US before you buy and you will be
amazed at the prices we have on
our merchandise. We are proud Of
our courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't FORGET. liberal terms
arranged and no interest or finance
RhhY0 fnr
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TOP SOIL
BEST QUALITY
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

ID gravel, filldirt, reas. GL. s31e
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MOVIE BARGAINS

MOVIE BARGAINS
Brand-New Bell & Howell
Revere, Keystone. Kodak and Dejur
Cameras from $49.50
Projectors from $3.50
Screens from $685.
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
We Meet or Beat Any Price
Uptown Photo Supply
1869 IRVING ST, HO. 8722
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ALTURAS HOTET,

5328 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Large front room for lady, double bed,
lge. closet, nicely furn., laund. privil.
J-3 bus STOP GE 4S12 III
Evening star., 1949-11-11

1901 18th 81. N.W.-Attrac. room
for -. emil Ss,s LADY LADY in. in gentle home;
aess esa'f NV fssn HAMr. iia ons Svi sso Apt io5
Large, warm, well-furns room; re-
nhed home; gentleman; excel. trans
10 min. downtown. NO. 1853,
Evening star., 1949-11-11

l71B c ST. NE rms. kit. semi.
pvt. bath: conven. to. transp.; suit.
able for 2. FIR. $685. liz
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

dish industrial recovery, unlike
that in some other European coun-
tries = France notably : is not
hindered by lack of technical
know how" Many of the Swed-
ish engineers and technicians are
American-trained and aware of the
latest advances in their respective
fields.
Big stumbling block in the coun-
try's path is the problem of estab-
fishing mass market to permit
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28
No Outright Gift To Sweden

Unwilling to accept outright
gifts of American dollars as help,
Sweden is not getting something
for nothing" in her Marshall Plan
participation, Harris said. Of the
$92 million allotted to her, $22
million is on the basis of a twenty
year loan at 21s per cent interest;
the remainder consists of "condi-
tional loans" American credit
which Sweden receives by sup
plying other European countries
with goods to such an amount.
None of Sweden's ECA dollars
are used for consumer goods, Har-
ris explained = all must be de-
voted to purchase of materials
needed to carry on and expand her
industry. Thus oil and petroleum
products, prime requirements for
any industrial nation, make up
half of the country's purchases.
SWedes Have "Know How"
Harris, former CLIO Steelwork-
ers official and until recently an
ECA expert in France, said Swe-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

The three young people in this
picture give the South Manhattan
skyline an approving glance from
the deck of the Swedish Ameri-
can motorliner "Stockholm" which
arrived in New York recently
They are, |. to r, Sven Gillsater,
his wife Astrid, and Sven Peter
son, reporter for the "Oester-
sunds Posten," one of the biggest
papers in the northern part of
Sweden. The Gillsaters are pho
tographers, both of them, and
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

In spite of the relatively optim-
istic view he took of Swedens flu
ture and the fact that "tremend-
uous improvements have been
made throughout Western Europe
in the last two years." the Mar
shall Plan official was careful not
to paint too rosy a picture.
Although the Swedes are maxi
ing good progress in solving the
complicated dollar puzzle, it is still
possible that by the end of 1852
Swedish trade might have to be
balanced at lower level than
hoped for-there might yet not be
enough dollars available to per-
init the desirable degree of trade,
he stated.
Disappearance Of Germany as a
major buyer and seller has left the
United States as the only remain
ing supplier of many indispensable
goods, the ECA administrator
pointed out, and Sweden along
with other Western European
countries must somehow scrape to-
gether enough dollars to attain
satisfactory trade balances with
America.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28
Marshall Plan Loans to Sweden
Help Bolster Europe's Economy
Senator Thomas Made Grave Mistake
By CLIFF DANiELSON,
Seattle Student In Stockholm

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stands better chance of solv-
ing its dollar problem by the 1852 deane stipulated in the
Marshall Plan than does any other European country"
That's what Mike Harris ECA administrator in Sweden
said recent talk before the Stockholm chapter of the
American Veterans Committee Briefly reviewing Swedens
position recipient of ECA aid Harris said that while
the nations industry remained physically unchanged during
the dsocation of markets and supply
seriously eopardized her economic stability.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

Frozen Food is finding favor
also in Denmark and it is point
ed out that the United States and
Denmark are the two countries
with the highest development of
freezing technique. Already froz-
en- Danish brook trout and place
are finding a market in the Uni
ted States.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

large-scale, economical production,
he said. The nations own seven
million people do not permit a
large enough market for develop
ment of many manufacturing
fields, and export difficulties hold
down trade with foreign countries.
Tariff Barriers
Thus, while Stateside markets
beckon, Swedish producers are 'of-
ten unable to take advantage of
them owing to the tangle of tariff
restrictions, Harris stated. Levies
on exactly the same type of pro-
duct are frequently far from uni
form in the various American
ports, he pointed out, and the ac-
companying uncertainty and end
less "red-tape" in procedure makes
renovation of our tariff regulations
a necessity if anything like salts
factory trade is to be fostered.
In appraising the entire Marsh
all Plan program, Harris reiterated
a basic principle underlying the
great cooperative effort: 1t is not
a shOrt-term "relief" activity, but
an attempt designed to bring about
a permanent recovery of business
and economy in every nation where
the preferred help is accepted.
1.-THE world is essentially a small
place." Harris said, there cannot
be poverty in one corner of it and
prosperity in another = there
cannot be war in one portion and
peace in another, and still leave
room for widespread security and
stability"
Poor Senator Thomas
Harris talk, made several days
after Senator Thomas let go with
his initial scatter-gun blast at
Sweden's national conduct, con-
tanned some facts that helped to
show how wide off the mark the
latter was shooting.
Thomas asserted Sweden had
not helped anyone for 1875 years.
Harris recalled that, per capita,
Sweden has given more postwar
aid to other European countries
than has America. Many Swedes
are still wondering just who they
helped" 1875 years ago.
Since Sweden is taking her Mar
shall Plan aid through conditional
and long-term loans, Thomas inn
plication--that the Swedes are
getting free ride on the gravy
train" through their participation
i'm the ECA-does not stand up.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-11-28

newlyweds, spending their honey
moon trip on the Stockholm. l."
All three are ski enthusiasts and
with a great technical knowledge
in this particular sport. They will
tour the country together and
furnish various Swedish publica-
lions with articles and stories.
This winter they will write about
the world championships in skiing
in Lake Placid, NY. and Aspen,
Colo.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18
Larry Winters Gruesome Concert
Pununnu

PANAMA CITY Aug. 18 (ANP)
Lawrence Winters, Negro con-
cert and opera singer appeared
at the National theatre and Bat
farm in recital Friday night, The
talented singer was never in bett-
err form and captured his audi
ence with operate arias from
Verdi and Puccini as well as Sc
lections from Schubert and Bra
Inns in the first part of his con-
cert. All Of this despite the haz-
ards under which the event was
held.
There were but 1875 persons
in the audience, a far from en-
thusiastic crowd which greeted
the star from "Call Me Mister"
last year when he sang here. Next
there where bats.
Whether they were from a
nearby bat farm or not, bats kept
flying backward and forth, sw-
coping low over the members Of
the audience who no matter how
much they were enjoying the art
fist, found their eyes wandering
to observe the gyrrtions of the
bats. Even Winters could scarcely
keep his eyes off the strangel
graceful flying mammals as they
fluttered somtimes even on the
stage and out on the wings. One
of the creatures crept along the
floor and women drew up their
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18

a simple measure Of protection
ism.
DR.. Ritter, who now teaches at
the university of Panama, furth-
err related: there is no place in
the American creed for discrim-
nation" Praising Howard univer
sity. he continued 81 am among
those who believe that racial dis
elimination will one day disappear
from the national life of the I'm
tied States, and that Howard will
play a vital role in the eliminat-
ionof this social evil which COM
stanly mocks the Decoration of
Independence"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18

legs nervously.
The popular baritone who is
on a tour of South America, was
accompanied by Hans Janowitz,
famed local pianist. His current
appearance highlighted the rival
ry which is going on between
Westerman, who presented him
Herbert de Castro, his present inn
pressario. de Castro lost heavily
on the event Friday evening.
Winters left Saturday for Rio
de Janeiro.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18
Tells Naive Country
Of u. s. Race Bias

PANAMA CITY, Panama Aug.
IT (ANP)-Race prejudice in
the United States is based on
fear, DR.. Eduardo Ritter A., for
two years an instructor in spanish
at Howard university, told a
group of his native c%ountrymen
last week at the Liga Civica Mac
ional National Civic League).
white people," he said, "fear
that Negroes because of their
serious application to studies,
their fertile Imagination and a.
bove all their faith in their spir-
itual resources and potentiality
in mental ability, may one day
repace them as the dominant
group in American society, hence
they resort to discrimination as
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18
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First Time In Your CITY

Without asking a question tells
everything you wish to know; sat
~isfaction guaranteed. If you wish
to succeed in business-remove
evil influences - have complete
happiness. She has help thousands
of others and she can help you.
Readings daily, 9 a. m. to 9 p. M,
including Sundays. Located rear
of Silver Rar, R. R. No. 2, Frank
lin, Ohio, Route rs Dixie High
way. Look for sign.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-18

MRS. penny
Reader and Adviser

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emo charge if I fail to tell youS
8whether your husband, wife, orr
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8mies. I advise you on love,$
8courtship, marriage, DIVORCE
Cuisines, lawsuits, speculation
transactions OF all kinds; tell$
8who and when to marry, settled
Blover's quarrels, family troublesS
3etc. Remove evil influence and$
8bad luck. {
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In houss trailer. Look$
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9Hours: 8 am. to 10 pm. Daily
2and Sunday. Special reading.$
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Capital AirIines Adds
Reeves, Mcintyre and
kroeger 10 Board
BY Nelson M. Shepard

The election of three new di-
rectors Of Capital Airlines. second
Oldest air carrier with rs cities
on its system, was announced to-
day by J. H. Carmichael, pres
ident.
They are Herbert J. Reeves
treasurer of the International
Co.; Brouwer D. Mcintyre, presi-
dent OF the Monroe Auto Equip
ment Co., and Arthur F. Kroeger,
a partner Of the A. & H. Kroeger
organization of New York City.
The new directors have wide
financial and business connec-
tions. Mr.. Reeves is connected
with the Home National Bank g.
Trust Co., the Meriden Lumber
Co., the City Savings Bank and
the Manufacturers Association of
Connecticut. Mr.. Mcintyre is a
director of WHY'S s-Overland Mo-
tors Co.. American Bantam Car
Co. and other companies. Mr..
Kroeger is director of Boorum
& Pease Co., Bridgeport Fabrics,
Inc, Aero Switch Co. and Deep
Rock Oil Corp.
Joins Merrill Lynch.
Richard L. Johnson, formerly
associated with Folger. Nolan &
Co., has joined the firm of Mer-
rill Lynch. Pierce. Fenner &
Evening star., 1949-09-15

s1,560, 900 or 76 cents in the sane
1948 period.
National Bellas Hess, Ins.,
earned $1,101 .287 or 46 cents IN
IL months ended July 81 vs.. $780,
624 or IS cents in the previous
year.
Sharon Steel Corp. appointed
Henry A. Roemer, jr., vice presi-
dent and general manager. G. F.
Griffiths resigned as vice presi-
dent and general manager OF
sales.
Arundel Corp profit for eight
months ended August 81 was
$510,502 or $1.16 VS.. $2s7 .746 or
68 cents in the same 1948 period.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, sept. is R:-orain futures
;S ;SSyss.sns, can came back after "a slump at
Of IL psa:ss: sa:s: & & sss.s s.F on
ssasa iusns. eass on wheat. e Also Causing some
SELLING j. the fss that sr6s! reports IT.. nST
Which Sis msy Lessen ss demand from
cR 4s vss car: cas-, ns shs oTss
inas as reported BORT Il early totaled 4s'6o0 bushels;
a.ss n' sss so'ssas esased rally IN
''ins Near the TIE end END 't: q the f,rst hoyr wheat
Dns.,oS: r.; 1aH:E Ssish g s.pssmSss ssas eo1a
we're down h-N September 6sn: s: sSy- %y
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British grain authority. now estimates the
bushels and rise ss 10000 tons tons
italian warehouses are slutted with grain:
Traders/hav reports that fairly liberal
purchases Of corn to arrive ;,, have ma wI been
way. One trade authority said weather
conditions appear more favorable for dry
ing out the ..r corn crop I3a which Sdre may in
Soybeans have been under some pres
sure because of continued weakness sin
sources said hedge selling in soybeans will
increase in the near future. Harvesting
of the beans is expected to get under
way on a broad scale within the next
two WeekS