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Evening star., 1950-10-22


Sukchon- -Sunchon area about 80
miles north of the captured Com
munist capital of Pyongyang. ac-
cording to a report to United
States 9Th Army headquarters.
Sukchon and Sunchon were
taken Friday by 4,100 American
paratroopers. The parachute
unit was brought to regimental
combat team strength by 800
more men-mostly service units
who landed yesterday.
Operation Called Routine.
The second air drop was de-
scribed at Gen. MacArthur's S
Tokyo headquarters as a routine
resupply operation.
A Joint American-South Korean
task force also was knitting north
ward from the Sukchon-Sunchon
area, trying to find train re-
portedly loaded with American
prisoners of war.
It's objective was Kujang, 40
miles north of Sunchon and 63
miles from the border of Man
churia.
Behind these United Nations
forces in the Sukchon-Sunchon
area some $4,000 Reds were be-
lieved trapped.
The South Korean 9th Division
struck toward Anju on the Chong-
chon River. It would be the next
natural defense line-if the Reds
had enough troops left to make a
stand short of the Manchurian
border. Anju is Is miles north of
Sukchon.
The South Korean 9Th Division
took off from Sunchon on the road
TO Tokchon, 80 miles to the north
east.
"Flying Boxcar" Used.
Reinforcement of the paratroop-
ers in the Sukchon area was car
ried out by Fairchild C-119 Ely
ing boxcars" loaded mostly with
supplies, Far East Air Force head
quarters said.
Brig. Gen. Walter P. Nuckols,
FEAT public information officer,
said "the second jump was made
essentially as a resupply mission
and was part of the general plan
for the airborne operation" He
added:
There was no emergency in
volved, and it was made primarily
to resupply the men on the ground
until land lines of supply can be
established"
This appeared almost at hand
Reports to 9th Army headquar-
ters said the British Common
wealth Brigade already was NOV
ing into Sukchon in pursuit OF
Reds fleeing toward Manchuria
The British linked up Saturday
with paratroopers south of the
town.
The Republics Sixth Division
and the U. S. First Cavalry Divi-
sion previously had joined up with
the paratroopers at Sunchon.
South Korean troops closed the
Pyongyang- -Sunchon -Sukchon tri-
angle by spanning the 16 miles
from Sunchon west to Sukchon.
Reds Give Up i'm Groups.
The shattered Red army rem
nants continued to surrender in
groups, swelling a U. N. prisoner
(See KOREA, Page A-6.)
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5 Executed in Formosu

TAIPEI, Formosa, Oct. 81 R.-
Five Railroad workers were exc
cuted in Taipei today and 20 other
persons were sentenced each to
Is years Imprisonment on charges
of conspiring to overthrow the
Nationalist government.
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Tighter Buying Curbs
Reducing Sales Here.
Merchants Agree
See InstuIIment Controls
Working as Intended;
Autos Hardest Hit
By Froncis P. Douglas

Washington merchants said yes
terday that the frightened curbs on
installment buying are doing what
the Federal Reserve Board in
tended - dampening enthusiasm
for buying.
The new rules became effective
last Monday and frightened up
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z South Korean Divisions Press
Toward Boundary Of Manchuria
After New American Air Drop
Foe Continuing
Group Surrender;
Total $4,000
BY the Associated Press

SEOUL, Sunday, Oct. 22.-Two
South Korean divisions jumped off
today toward the Manchurian bor-
der from United States paratroop-
established bases which were REIN
forced by a second air drop yes
terday.
The South Korean 9th and 9Th
Divisions punched on from the
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President Expected to Pleod for Peoee
Tuesday Before U. NJ Poee ALI
Women's Group Visits MoIik, Says He
foyors Generol Disarmament. Poee AT
Big Five to Hold Toks in Effort to Reoeh
Agreement on Tyeye Lie. Pose AS
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BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 21.-The
United Nations Assembly's Politi-
cal Committee unanimously in
dorsed today a Syria-Iraq resolu-
ton calling for Big Power peace
talks. The actual vote was So
Iceland's delegate. was absent.
Russia'S Andrei Y. VishinSky
stubbornly attempted to have the
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Lennon Found Home for Hiss After Trial,
MeCorthy Charges. Poee A-3
COP Floods Moils With Posteord Attock
on Irumon Policies. Poee AS
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Mccarthy Influences
Wisconsin Campaign.
But He Isn't Running
SymboIizes Republican
Red Issue in Stumpine
State for Party Ticket
n 4. -
Stur Stoff Correspondent

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 21.-Sena-
tor Joe" Mccarthy, first frowned
upon, then endured, and now ap-
parently embraced. symbolizes in
this State the Republicans Red
issue against the Democratic ad-
ministration.
He's not up for reelection him
self-but If he were. even his
Evening star., 1950-10-22

Friendly Tussle for Souvenirs is Only
Fighting in Pyoneyone. Poge AZ
Ban on Profiteerins in Relief for Korea
Agreed on in U. N. Poee AZ
U. S. Planes "Copture" 300 Reds; March
Prisoners to U. N. Lines. Poee A-9
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Radio Programs, Page C-8-10
Complete Index. Poee AZ
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(see CIVIL DEFENSE. Page A-53
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Continued on Page AS, Col. 3
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(See SCIENTIST, Page A-2.)
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(See U. N, Page A-5.)
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(See INDO-CHINA, Page A-5)
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(see CONTROLS, Page A-6.)
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Continued on Page AS, Col. 4
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Weather Forecast

Mostly sunny, some cloudiness today.
High about IS this afternoon Tomor-
row mild, cloudy. rain possible. (Fulr
report on Page A-2)
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(See KOREA, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1950-02-10
HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. (cont., |

CoLoRED-1o0o BLOCK EVARTs
Sss sSSsRsstsnsssl sssh reg; e. i5. goaS: SSlaSS:
coEokEblpoc sGSs b0 Ssss BPock P6 sssoi ST TN Ne
bath, oil h.-w h., fin. bsmt.. built-in
gar; reas; price and terms. Y. p.
oSEssBPml'th SEssB4Ec aD.NR. sR, e.p G.T. sl4. 4
a lge. iiv. rm. with firepl.. S extra i
lge. din. ,rm., mod; kit. with. separ-
ate breakfast nook: in peri cond.
FRs eited sohEM fks1f RaHPPY f2lHGPsFati6n co N4 s2
coIoRE6. ei1f fsss coNvENffRSfT We ffaSf; sEcT1o}Ss-
Quick possession, moderate down
payment, fine brick home; 6 large
rms. porches, equipped kitchen, full
basement as men oil h.-wh;, garage, only
Slower. CAMPANELLA g. WOOD,
ca2 GX oarE. alp. EYES; osSS TW T., 1910: 3 nIo
1918 18th st. n.e.-6-rm., det. brick
must be sold this week. cail MI
SAMUEL : G 6. REYNOLDS CO. Co cSSS sSS5
COLORED-MOD. PREWAR BRk.,
rms, tile bath, full bsmt. with
rec. rm., hardwood ifs. throughout, 2
baths, in peri. cond.; only ST. $50,
good terms. Call Mr.. Brown, TU.
1922; ewes, HU. 5000, SAMUEL C.
REYNOLDS CO.. 3OO5 Georgia ave.
CoLoRED-$5Oo DowN.-Modern g.
rm., 12-yr.-old brick in River Ter
race ne. If you want to be first
to see this, call Mr.. Kitchens now,
ST. 1858, ATLAS REALTY CO.;
COLORED-39OO BLOCK CLAY PL.
-2-yr. .-old all-brick home, rms,
tiled bath, full bsmt.: gas heat,
storm sash, Launderall: nice lot.
Assume lge. 40 loan. Mr.. Spratt,
CO. 9403. W. E. BEERS. SH. 4747.
COLoRED-Kenilwo 5-rm. bunga-
low, full bsmt.. attic. oil h.-w.h.
Small down payment. JONES,
COX & CO.. DI. 4254 or ia. 05s1.
CoLoRED-13th and corbin pl. ne
$1,000 to $1,000 down. row brick,
6 rms, bath, full bsmt., hot air
heat, front and rear porches, priced
below todav's market. AID. 6S32,
ewes. and Sun. AK. SAT-. liz
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeosI

ANACOsTTA-Beautiful, 3-bedrm.. q
tory, front porch, oil heat, garage,
trim; in perfect condition; lust a
few years old: consider small house
IN trade, immed: poss, John soa6 l..
HnISHrs TfsIsSE 90 o saGoo ais ave
s.e.-We have Just listed a beauti-
full 3-yr.-old semidet. brick with
recreation rm. in basement which
we expect to sell today. win sell
it to you If you are quick enough:
neatly: NEi, cox; sr. y5es. y 1885, ATLAS
semfdet.. brick; 5 lovely rms, elec
kit, tiled bath. oak floors. full bsn1t.,
Oil a.-c.h., nicely situated with bus
and shopping center nearby, Gl or
nonoGI.. ROYCE L. PARKS LA. g.
pfsTR1cT fsTG; II HEIGHTS. II Your dream
closets. fireplace, basement, oil
h.-w.h.; school blocks, also bus;
S11,500: an excellent value. believe
It or not! T. D. BURGESS. vi.
HiaIcREsT. IfY1 II I; vicinity Branch ave.
and Denver St. prominent stone
home: six rooms. bath on each
floor, spacious rooms. tile kitch-
en-; porch, garages; recreation room;
otr,fty oil yh h masnlesnt view ss1Tn hR
HfLLeREsT BUNGALOW, only
81 800 down--Nicest area. in Sc. at
1928 33rd ST.; 8 rms. and bath. all
on one floor; 2 porches, oil h.-w.h.
full bsmt oa Vacant Move In ssSPN ss Spss
BERG REALTY CO.. Ii. 1887 till
HiLpcREsT PR: RAMBLER. You must
see 1t. One of the finest in south
rooms. IN, tile baths all on one
floor. Gas h.-w: radiant heat; beau
tiful kitchen, picture windows, fire-
place. basement, garage: ! block on
Pa ave-: selling at S24, 500: steal.
T. D. BURGESS. vi. 2s02 til, 8.
LINCOLN PARK AREA. brick. o rms,
2ha baths, oil heat, reduced for
immed. sale; all furniture incl See
this first; WII1LaLoUGHBY REAL
vkTERas$-see AT aEs$ our Naylor Gardens
ad under Coop. Apis. for Sale"
DRuRY Realty CORR, RE. iI3s.
Ala. ave. s.e..-7 rms. and bath, 5
upstairs; oil h..w.h, full bsmt.; lot
terms. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
vETERaSaprRo3EbB. Il RlSsel sisi Bm s1s.soo. In
the country only few blocks from
city, CONGRESS Heights extended:
h-acre lot, with 3-bedrm. bungalow
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h., 2-car garage,
small chicken house. garden space
aplenty: $500 down. $1,000 per
mo. T. d. BURGESS, VI. 2S02 It'll 8.
TOP OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE HIrr
FILA financing, immaculate g.
room semidet. brick, fine porch.
lovely kitchen, q recreation room
you'll be proud of; new gas furnace;
only 8 years old; S13,950. T. b.
BURGESS, VI. 1902 It'll &. LII
down: nearby Md. Cape Cod brick:
3 bedrooms, tile bath, basement. oil
heat. only 1 W years old spotless;
paved streets, block to bus: S13,250.
T. D. BURGESS. VI. 2S02 til. s.
Mr.. PA. AND MINNESOTA AYES
School. bus and shopping at your
doorstep; semidet. brick, 5 rooms.
tile bath, oil heat, built in 1911;
S11, $50, FILA financing. T. D.
BURGESS, vi. $500 It'll s. Iii
$3.50 DOWN-6-rm. brk., In conv. Sc.
location; kits, h.-w.h. Priced at
$11,500. Call Mr.. Hogan, DI. 4254,
cox g. CO.; ewes, RA. 5612.
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peter j. hagan

$3.50
GI NOTHING DOWN
Brick bungalows, liv. rm., 2
lge. bedrms. and bath, large
Kitchen equipped with 7-ft.
refgr., oil heat; lots 5Ox195;
monthly payments approx. $50,
include taxes and ms.
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These and many others.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
Local realtor for over a quarter CEN
tury, 1122 N. Irving st., Arl., Va,
CHI. 0S00, III
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OPEN SUNDAY. Q to 5 PM.
Colored-162 627 Lyman pl. ne. Beau
tiful home, like new. 1st f., liv.
rm., din. rm. and kit; 2nd f., 2 lges
bedrms., full bsmt. 1st time OF.
fered. "a blk. from transp. and
shopping. A real buy-dont miss
seeing it. To reach: Out Blandens-
burg rd to Lyman pl., right to
sign. Mr.: Blackwell, OR. 1851 ewes.
e, r. BOYNTON & CO., OR. 0S00.
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Appealing home in fashionable loca-
tion: Finest construction, detail and
keeping with the distinctiveness Of
the residence; lovely reception hall,
drawing room. and dining room
buffers pantry and kitchen; three
large and three smaller bedrooms /;
four modern baths; servants quar-
heat. Call Mr.. Stuart, MA. $500;
eyes. and weekends, DE. 1641. Ex-
elusive
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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LARCHMONT

King-size Colonial with 3 twin-sizs
bedrms. and tiled bath UP; bedrni.
or den and u bath on 1st d.;
spacious liv. rm. for entertaining,
formal din. rm.. large equip. kit;
garage; beautiful large lot with
I5-ft, frontage. All located In
this, lovely section, just OF wash.
. blvd. Total price, S22,500.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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BARKLEY BROS.
OL. H42H.

"NR. DUPONT CIRCLE"
A large and magnificent home now
used for school purposes with 20
rms. and z bedrms., is available for
pointment only Cali ME. 1143 un-
til Q pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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LYON PARK

First offering of this unusually fine
brick Colonial, featuring 3 twin
sized bedrms., screened porch, att,
garage; excel. cond. throughout;
lovely corner lot; schools, shopping,
tranSp., all nearby. Hurry on this
one, for it's priced at only S16.9bO
for immed. sale.
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
Exclusive Realtors Builders
1888 Wilson Blvd. JA, $4,000,
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peter j. hagan

Realtor, 3S41. 34th st. NE.
UN. S5S5. WA. 1857
ONCE Open Daily, including
Sunday, 9 am. to 8 pm.
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NO. ARLINGTON

A beautiful white brick Cape Cod IN
immaculate condition with lovely
paneled library and powder room
on 1st floor. The living room Is
1922. nice size dining room and
modernly equipped kitchen; rear
screened porch, car. port. deep
wooded lot with picket fence: Q
large bedrooms and tiled bath on
End floor; full basement, oil a.-c.
heat. Excellent section, conveniently
located. Owner building larger home
has priced at S19,5O0 for quick sale.
CAL Mr.; Boswell, ma; $500; ewes. and
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. 10
NORTH ARLINGToN-ColoniaI brick
home; large living room, family
sized dining room, equipped kitchen.
bedrooms with bath on 2nd foor;
fun basement, oil a.c.h., convenient
to, shopping, TRANSPORTATION and
schools. Shown by appointment only.
SEWELL REALTY co.
, II S. Glebe Rd. at Lee Blvd.
OK. D217 or GIL 1878 -1n
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SILVER SPRING, SIG, ,95(

Silver Spring, SIS $50
Bbsf bsh SnDf is cif H. gin bsdp Hssm and snS S.t
up: full basmt. and Ice. porch.
PHILIP B.. KEY REALTY CO.,
INC, 81. 3010, till o pm. --l0
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SLIGO PARK
ST. BERNADETTE AREA

81. BERNADETIE AREA
Silver Springs very popular COM
munity of Indian Spring VILLAGE
homes, from S16, 500; Ia to 3
baths: some available Immediately;
choose your own decorations;
walking distance to schools, bus and
shops; heated sample house open
daily and Sunday. Drive out Coles
Vile rd. to Four Corners, right 2
blks. to St. Lawrence dr., left to 400
blk. LAWRENCE ". LUTES. Sligo
1929; evenings, Mr.. Sanderson.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND
SILVER SPRING

Bordering park, mr.. Dale dr., sttrac-
tive bedrm, 2l2 baths, pre-war
home, slate roof, finished rec. rm.,
newly decorated; lge. yard with
barbecue pit, mr.. schools, shopping
and transp.: priced to move quickly.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO.. INC.
81. 3OlO It'll pm. 10
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BUNGALOW

Immac.. cute and slightly seasoned;
wealth of living space for those
In need Of 2 bedrms., proximity to
the city and true value; price, S13,-
500.
The Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 5555 or SH. 3575 till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-10

TAKOMA PARK, $13, 300
Everybody wants a cute, compact,
little home, and we have 1t. There's
a fireplace and an expandable attic
besides 2 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
Nice, Huh?
WooDMoOR AGENCY, INC,
SH. 5555 till 9 pm. SH. 3575
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SILVER SPRING

Three bedroom, brick bungalow on
large attractive corner lot; entrance
foyer, liv. rm.. din. rm.,. screened
porch, kit, . bedrms. and bath on
1st floor; attic beautifully finished
and heated; basement with outside
entrances; gas a.-c. h.; maids room
House in good condition and in
excel. neighborhood. Sl4.950.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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"GEORGETOWNN

Owner says sell this row brick 22-
#. wide home with 6 rms; 8 bed
rms, bath, INV h., range and refgr.
Some redecoration necessary, but a
real value at S15.450; in an ex-
celent part of GEORGETOWN. Call
ME. 1143 until 8 pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor
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sH. GAO, It'll 9 pm
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
WORLD OF PRIVACY
This unique 4-bedrm., white brick
Cape Cod; 2 bedrms. on 1st fl. Color
fully tiled kit. and baths. Entertain
ing? Rec. rm with bar; fagstone
patio and barbecue pit. $4,000.
Shown by appt. only. Call Mrs. Con-
zalez. cox g. CO., 81. OTIS. or Ho.
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RE,THE,SDA

Very exclusive area; lovely RAM
blers nearing completion. If inter-
ested, call Mrs. Morey at once OIL.
4S04. FORD E. MORGAN, Sr. RE.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA-By owner, duplex,
fenced, with swimming pool and
playhouse on extra lot; both houses
have 2 bedrms., full bsmt., baths,
auto. gas heat, furn.; S23,500. OV.
293l. IL
ALEXANDRIA, jefferson Manor, 400
Edgehill Drive, broom, semidet.
2-story brick, full bsmt.; S10,400,
$1,000 down; immed. occupancy.
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LYON VILLAGE
ARLINGTON FOREST

2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod,
of the finest construction, at the
amazing low price Of $15,950.
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BEVERLY HILLS
COUNTRY CLUB SEC,

New 3-bedrm., 2-bath ramblers, with
or without bsmt., built-in and at
tached garages, beautiful wooded
lots. ranging in prices from S23,96
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NEW! NEW!

RAMBLERS-CAPE GODS
s15,s5o to S1s.e5o-a. 5. 4 bed.
rooms, possession In 10 days. For
further information, call Mr.. Latona,
Ma. 1887: eves., 81. 3532. Direcs
tions: Out Columbia pike to 80.
Taylor. right on So. TAYLOR to Sth
Continued on Next Pasel
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"OWNER LEAVING
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Detached 2-family
house, 2 large rms, kit. and bath on
each f., h.-w.- oil heat House has
been completely repainted and re-
Real value at S9,750. DUNN & CO,
Realtor. 1898 R. I. ave-, HY. 004S,
WA. 4156. -l2
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE A
quality home for a small family,
spacious rms, 3 baths, , fireplaces,
roof. 2-car garage, lot 90x15O.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. $3.50.
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closed sundays.
HOME AND BUSINESS
4-bedrm. home, LIST commercial, in a
wonderful spot nr. Clarendon Circle.
Also 2 nice soundproof office rms.
in bsmt.; nothing shoddy about this
home. S1S,500 with terms. J..
FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
OK. or CHI. S447,
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Exclusive. One Of the lge 3-bedrm.
brick Colonials in this lovely sec.
ttion, and only $15,750 with excel
lent financing.
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CONVENIENT N. O. L.
Lovely 6-rm. brick bunga. on corner
lot; full bsn1t.; screened porch;
owner transferred. Asking $15,500.
Call
Worthington Realty
Realtors, S427 Ga. ave-, 81. 5000;
Ewes. Mr.. Dunbar, 10. 5-0527
Evening star., 1950-02-12

Caution Rules Stocks
Except for Boom in
Radio-N Shares
BY the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Boom-
ing demand for radio-television
stocks dominated today's market
and pushed the favorites up / to
around 4 points. The fresh ad-
vance reflected strong consumer
demand for TV sets.
In other groups, price changes
were mostly in small fractions,
with losses outweighing gains by
a slim margin.
News that President Truman
got an 80-day Taft-Hartley in
junction against the coal strike,
which circulated toward the close
of the two-hour session, had no
appreciable effect on price trends.
TV issues splashed all over the
ticker tape. Of the is most ac-
tive shares, 10 were either radio
television companies or companies
with an interest of some kind in
that industry.
The behavior of TV issues since
the first of the year has been
spectacular. The following table
shows the progress made in just
six weeks.
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Zenith Keeps Lead,

zenith Keeps Lead.
Zenith easily outdistanced the
rest Of the TV group today with a
Jump of 37s points. Buying was
linked with the company's project
for television programs via tele-
phone wires on a pay-as-you-go
basis.
Up a point or more were Philco,
Sparks Wilmington and Stewart
Warner. Fractional gains were
posted for Admiral, Emerson.
Radio, Magnavox, Avco and Mo-
torola.
The Associated Press average of
so stocks dipped i of one point.
The rail group was UNCHANGED but
the industrial and utility sections
slipped trifle.
Sales of $4,000 shares COM
pared with 100000 a week ago.
A total of S49 individual issues
changed hands, of which 2e4 de-
clined and 277 advanced. New
highs for 1949-5o were established
during the day by 90 stocks while
none touched It's low for that
period.
Caution Rules in Week,
The markets course during ths
week was influenced by the coal
strike and Government maneuvers
to get the miners back at work
put only in a negative way.
Traders. in other words, played
their stocks close to the chest
while they waited for a showdown
in the coal strike.
Price movements-except for
such special situations as Tv
stocks and, to a lesser degree. air.
craft shares-were narrow and
traders operated with more than
their usual caution.
Wall Street on the whole leaned
to the idea that application of
the Taft-Hartley law would re-
suit in the resumption of full pro-
duction. In the meantime, the
effects OF the coal shortage stead
.ly grew worse during the week
and the time appeared near when
conditions would be really critical
Evening star., 1950-02-12
Over-the-Co Market

The following bid and asked quotation,
on washington securities traded over The
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members Of the Nstionai
Ass11clatlon I,ass1S of Securities Dealers, Inc.
ts0aa Houio [rade with the general public at the
Ttiie Th tne quotations were assembled for
The star. as Of Friday noon; 4Oi
Evening star., 1950-02-12

tUnit OF trading 10 shares sIn bankruptcy or re-
:evership Or being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
of dividends in the foregoing table are annual dis
bursements based the last quarterly semiannual
Unless otherwise noted special extra
dividends a are not included cid Called EX dividend
dividend. Cash or stock Declared or paid SO far
this year Payable in stock estimated cash value on
Daid After stock Dividend Sa sDlitap pseaEsd
In arrears p Paid this year, dividend omitted, de-
ferred no action taken at last dividend meeting
Declared 1949 paid in 1850. Lquida ting dividend
Payable in stock. exact cash value undetermined
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-01
Coast Of Living Raise At GIN
Is Wooden NiekeIs>' Says
President Reuther

WASHINGTON LPA) - It's
not really good news that Cen
eral Motors workers Will re-
ceive an extra five cents an
hour in their pay envelopes
starting Sept. /, because they'll
simply be the wooden nickels
of initiation" The extra nickels
will not enable GIN workers to
buy any more of the necessities
of life for themselves and their
families" it was pointed out by
United Auto Workers President
Walter Reuther on the day the
cost-of-living boost a S an
nounced. The five cents boost
was given because the Bureau
of Labor Statistics retail-price
index rose between June Is and
July IS. The pay increase is
automatic under the JAWS con-
tract with GIN.
Meanwhile, the Dun & Brad
street wholesale food price in
dex rose even higher the week
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-01
Reality Lobby Plots To Change
Legion Stand On Public HOUSING

WA S TON CLPA)-
Anything to beat public hous-
ingl
That's the way the National
Association of Home Builders
figures things. The NAHB is
one of the top organizations in
the "real estate lobby"
Now the NAHB is after the
American Legion whose last
convention went on record for
public housing after a bitter
fight. A secret letter went to
NAHB affiliates recently urging
a strategy whereby the Legion's
1850 convention in Los Angeles
in October can be packed with
delegates opposing public hous-
ing. If the Legion can be ma
neuvered into a reversal of its
previous stand, NAHB leaders
figure they'll have won a great
public opinion victory.
Here's what the letter says:
"In the battles we will have
early next year in Congress on
various types of public housing
legislation, similar to the low
cost housing bill, the policy po-
sition of the American Legion
will be the most important
single factor. The Legion has its
annual convention in Los Ange-
les Oct. 9-12. At that time their
policy determinations on hous-
ing will be made of the utmost
Importance. The decisions will
be reached by a comparatively
few men behind the scenes and
by three convention committees:
the legislative committee, the
resolutions committee, and the
convention committee on hear
ings.
Between now and the time
of the convention the Depart.
ment Adjutants and Department