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Darn nf Ttanka

8IALEK, BENJAMIN. In grateful appre-
citation for the kindness and sympathy
khown US during our recent bereavement
at the passing of BENJAMIN BIALEK.
THE FAMILY. %
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Dratha

MosBY, ERNEST. On Saturday. october
IL 1900, at Gallinger Hospital, ERNEST
MosBY Of 423 M st. ne. husband oi
son Of Mrs. Martha Lawson. He ''aIs also
leaves other relatives and friends. The
ate Mr.; Mosby may be viewed at Stew
October 25, at Ebenezer Baptist Church,
, Caroline County, Va, at pm. Intre-
ment church cemetery. 25
NEWMAN, VIOLA E. Suddenly on Thurs
aay' aay October 10; y,n 1879. at her residence,
loved mother of Dallas and Gloria Bay
of Mrs; Maude Wheeler. Mrs; Rosetta
sa aa s Mrs rePf Porence coaes Mss oh ESs
and Melvin Newman. She also is sur
yival by other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed at her late resi-
Funeral "Wednesday. October 25, at i
pm, from st. Paul Methodist Church,
4th and Eye SITS. Sc. the Rev. R. c.
ss2tt csmstsof oficiating. 1nterment Woodlawn
REHR a5o FEFTs RUFUS Sgth 1n sunday October
Seioyed husband Of Ethel M. Reed. father
OF Mrs. Louise Couffman, Joseph, I'd
ward, Rufus. Lewis and Allen Reed
ssa Home e. Berrryville, Va, On Tuesday. oeto,
Cemetery. Berryville, Va.
RICKETTS,. CHARLES B. Suddenly on
Saturday. October 21 1850, CHARLES
B RICKETTS,, of Washington Grove,
Md, beloved son of Helen M Ricketts,
and Jessie M. Ricketts, brother of Mil
dred, Mary Alice, Paul, Dewey and
Herbert Ricketts, Remains resting at
the Colonial Funeral Home. of Robert
A. Humphrey, of Rockville, Md. Services
Tuesday. October "a. at 2 pm. at
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
%
RoANE. THOMAS N, OF ess Rolling
wood wood dG,' Chevy Chase, Md, on oc-
Roane, tnee KidwelD and father of Bar
bara L. Roane, brother of Mrs. Louise
Wormon Mrs. Mary Hussey and Mrs.
Gladys Weber of Newport News, Va
Services at Chambers Funeral Home 15l7
llth st. Sc, on Tuesday October "a at
l pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
%
ROANE. THOMAS N. A special communi-
IN cation of King David Lodge
A : :: i: & ca: ::
W THOMAS N. RoANE. Mem
oers are requested to attend
n LI Uy0
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cation of King David Lodge
No. IS, F. A. A. M. is called
for Tuesday, October "a,
1850. at II noon for the
purpose of giving Masonic
burial to our late Brother
THOMAS N. ROANE. Mem
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Dpatha

ADAMS, JAMES; On Friday. October 20,
200; at Galinser Hospital, JAMES
ADAMS He leaves to mourn their loss
sisters, nieces and host of other rela-
tives and friends. Remains may be seen
nrs5. nfteF Pm pm; TUESDAY October "A, at
ne. Funeral Wednesday, October 25, at
pm. from the above funeral home
Interment Montgomery County, Md. Fam
lily may be seen at 1888 N. H, ave. NV
ALLWARDT. PETER ". On Friday. Oc-
tober 20, 1850, PETER W ALLWARDT,
beloved husband OF ,Wilhelmina Allwardtt
nee sshwsrt and eevoFo father Fro Of
his late residence, 5s05 32nd st. NV,
on Tuesday, October "a, at 8 am Re
auiem mass at the Shrine OF the Most
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
BEATTY, ALICE MAY. On Monday, octo-
Der 2S, 1850 At her TeSidenge acc III 212
Beloved T. vile lie Of T Henry ~A W. p Beatty,
mother of Mrs. Madeline l. Clements,
Mrs Evelyn Y. Woodard; Mrs. cathrinee
koDss Ms cFeDe RsSa daash5eP a SeGDs Of M Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Smith; sister of Mrs.
Elizabeth Mills, Miss Ruth Smith, Joseph,
Earl and George Smith. Services at the
14th ST. NV. on Thursday, October 20.
st pm 1nterment Arlington NATIONAL
BIANCHI, EUGENE J. On Sunday. Octo-
Der %, 1850, at his residence, IL
Somerset pi NV, EUGENE j. BIANCH1.
beloved husband OF SRA Bianchii and
father of Mrs Joseph B. Porto and Miss
Gloria Bianchi. He also is survived by
two grandchildren. Emily and Benny
Porto. Funeral from the above residence
on Wednesday, October 20. at = am.
thence to Church of Nativity at 18th and
Peabody sts, NV, where high requiem
mass will be offered at $40 am, Friends
and relatives invited. Interment FCrt
Lincoln Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS By De
Vol Funeral Home. "a
HIaNl HI EIfGFNF The mer1hers of the
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CEMETERY LOTS-1O sites. washington
National Cemetery, 4101 Suitland I'd. Sc.
Az. 0130, -26
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McCAMBRIDGE, GLENN ". The Ameri-
.rHb can Legion, Quentin Roose-
4 +; :! ; : ;;:: = s;
~aeinsV at pm. Tuesday. october
neral Home, at . pm. Wednesday, Octo-
ber %. Interment Arlington National
G. fes KARk scHUERGER, Post Commander.
ERNEST E. GAscH, Adiutant. rs
MccAMBRIDGE, GLENN W. voyageurs of
EAs Eight, will attend services for
w. the late yoyageur GLENN W.
tober "a, 1850, at s pm. at
- the Hines Funeral Home. 14th
HENRY S. HE1SE. Grand Chef de- Care.
RAYMOND !: QUEENIN;
McCUEN,, MARGARET LENNON. On sun
day, October 22, 1850, at her residence,
Hpf 20 Myrfe sNNv st. AlsxsndEls gaGfFs Va Mar
Mss chariotte NJ Meeaan, N Mrs. o'dso Robe1i ,Gi
F. Martin and Mrs. Walter c. Davis,
all Of Alexandria, Va! Funeral services
EpSopa e charc6 'SSeT 5se hi Rsse lPm rd fn
terment in Bethel Cemetery Remains
viii rest at THE Cunningham Funeral
Home until time for services.
NOR RToRD, HENRY ST. CLAIR. of i Co
lonisl rd., Hampstead Lake Park, Long
|. Island NJ Y, on Sunday, October %
1850. HENRY ST CLAIR MORFORD
beloved husband of Maude Hoffman Nor
ford. Services at his residence Tuesday
evening, October "a, at $50 O'Clock
Interment private. "A
MORIARITY, MARY E. On Monday, oc.
tober. %, 1850, at her residence. 1916
Ingraham ST. NV, MARY E. MORARITY
wife of the late Michael P. Moriarity
mother of Edward j. and Thomas j
Mrs. John Badalian Of Hartford, Conn
Services and iaterment Holyoks, Mass
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cHAMBLIss, LYsANDER. On Saturday.
IYsANDER cHAMBL1ss, is survived by
. devoted wife, Julia Bannister, Cham
mains resting with L. E. Murray &
Son, 1887 10th st. NV. where services
will be held Tuesday, October "A, at
pm Interment in Payne's Cemetery
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22
Serves Minor

Bill Fitzgerald, bartender at the Mecca, was found guilty of serving liquor to a minor and was fined $50 by City Magistrate Myrna Perkins yesterday morning.
 The minor, Thomas Carra- way, a serviceman, received a $2O fine and a 30 day suspend ed sentence.
 Osky Weeda, Anchorage salesman, was in town this week.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22
NOTICE

The Services in the Union Hall are still being held each Sunday evening at 8 pm. A hearty invitation is ex- tended to all.
 Miss Schenck
 Miss Rowland
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22

Color slides taken in the Up- per Amazon Valley of Peru and Peruvian fiesta pictures will be shown by Glenn A. Diehl at the Community Cent CT tomorrow evening at 7::3O o'clock. The Community Cent CT will be closed tonight and next Saturday, April 29.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22
KODIAK MIRROR
Plan Wedding

Donald Gerhard, USING, and Patricia J. Pinchowsky, formerly beauty operator at The Powder Puff Beauty Salon, have made application for a wedding license.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22
Sunday Movie One Of Intrigue

We Were Strangers, a powerful drama of violence and intrigue set in the locale of Havana, will be shown at the Orpheum tomorrow and Monday.
 Jennifer Jones and John Garfield,star in the story, with Pedro Armendariz, Gilbert Roland, Ramon Novarro and Wally Cassell in m ajor roles. Garfield portrays a Cuban raised in the United States, who returns to Havana to par ticipate in a vast conspiracy, Miss Jones plays the role of a young girl sucked into the plot by events beyond her control, and Armendariz plays a brutal official of the secret police. John Huston directed the film, based on the novel Rough Sketch, by Robert Sylvester.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-04-22
NOTICE

As of April IA, 1850, l will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife.
 Norman E. Harrington 4-29
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Steel Rate Expected
Ito Set New Records
In Coming Months
BY the Assoeie,ed Prsss

CLEVELAND. April .24.-Na-
tional steel production rate rose
| 2 points to 100 per cent of rated
capacity last week. equivalent to
,9o6.2 .267 tons. Steel magazine re-
ported today.
This is based on annual capacity
of 90, 1892 800 tons. Capacity in
1949 was 96.l20.93o tons. and in
l941 it was 81.6l9,496 tons.
Production over the next few
months will break all previous
records, except for possible ton
mage loss because of vacation cur
tailmentS.
Third quarter bookings on
other than light, f1at-rolled ton
mage from regular customers are
expected to support steelmaking
close to capacity well into August,
said Steel.
"A seemingly Unsuitable demand
by the automobile industry plus
pressure from miscellaneous man.
ufacturing and building. are call
ing for steel in increasing demand
1T is believed that little ton
mage in light, flat-rolled products
is being stockpiled, except that
moving to the strike bound Chrys-
ler plants" Steel said.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by tn,
tasss Of
light; bushel baskets and bushel boxes
U; s. No: l. Sh inch up 1unless other
wase ,nsS stateS)i oon New Jersey Psarasons. %.
up. fair color. go; Py Pennsyivsnia a Romes rne5
$3.50; few higher; inch up, 2.75
tmum, 200.15; bushel boxes, q. S. No i
wrapped: vTai =. Pennsylvania, Delicious, 1855.
ioPe; Potatoes-old aS market sbou. steady. IN.
washed, Pennsylvania. ioo-pound sacks
katahdins U. s. No. /, size A, 2.10-25
5ospound s.sn paper sacks, h1o,2o.
fsht satf snd vilsinis iissinds
hushel baskets. some washed and waxed
.; s. No. !, Puerto Ricans. 2.5O-3.O 90;
ORANGE orange type. 0esi a5o.soo few N0 hisheS Jerseys
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-MarkW slightly weaker on
hens: light on others; trading light; fryers.
supplies supplies nsufScient to quote hens heavy
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, 136.773 1Oo-pound
75s Ra bushels ssasss Basbss
$s; APRIL sss eS' No !, red sPos Einter H9essie sar
Corn-Receipts, $500 bushels: ship.
bushels
Oats--Receipts. 1889 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks, 99,311 bushels. No
quotations.
Barley-Receipts. 145s bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks, 122,0S5 bushels.
ments, none: stocks, .426,213 bushels.
Soybeans - Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks: 523,913 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 2S7 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
EgRS-Market steady; demand slow; re-
ceipts moderate Wholesale prices: A,
sms sa5ss 49, 94S ,s1se MEDIUMS 3oss; ir, A.
receipts, ungraded, 30-32.
Receipts (two days.: Butter, 1896
pounds; eggs, l,0S6.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Stock Prices RecoveI
Quickly From Brief
Burst Of Selling
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 24.-Prices
broke more than 2 points today
when sudden selling wave swept
through the stock market.
Offerings were heavy enough
to put the quotations tape as much
as 2 minutes behind floor trans
actions during an 11-minute Pc
riod.
When the excitement died
down, recovery movement set in
with enough strength to bring a
long list of issues up from their
lowest points and push a few to
the plus side.
Armco Steel ignored the whole
thing with a gain of around a
point after directors declared a di-
vidend of rs cents on common as
against previous payments of 6212
cents quarterly.
Railroad issues showed early
weakness as a result of a strike
call against four major lines.
Losses in that group ran to more
than point.
American Telephone started
fractionally lower in the face of a
walkout of some 10000 equipment
workers from coast to coast in the
Bell System. Selling of telephone
shares quickly pushed the loss to
more than points.
Western Union, up at the be-
ginning, joined the others and
sagged as did a number of other
issues that started out with a
show of strength.
Radio-television abandoned its
independent bull market and fell
back fractions to more than 2
points.
Brokers said the selling was in
spired by piling up of unfav-
orable news developments on the
strike front together with the
failure of the market to carry
through with last weeks rise that
placed it on average at a peak
since August, 1916.
Stocks lower included Santa Fe,
Southern Railway. Southern Pa
cif1c, Union Pacific, United States
Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube, Chrysler
Goodrich, Admiral Corp, Philco,
Radio Corp, MotoroIa, American
Smelling, American Cyanamid
General Electric. Standard Oil
New Jersey. and American Can.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
New York Produce

NEW YORK, April "a R,.-Butter (twc
days receipts). 621, steady. Whole
sale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery
higher than 90 score (AA), 6Oh cents
92 score "a, 59h; 90 score CB), 59A;
80 score (C), 5SA.
Steadiness marked dealings today in
the wholesale egg market. Two days re-
ceipts totaled 2e'397 cases. Spot quo
Miowestern-Mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights 37-3s: extra /, large. 35A-36;
extra medium, 80; extra / medium
processed 35s4-36; current receipts, 80 "
"a: dirties. 31k-3213; checks, 2S1a
Whites-,Fancy heavyweights, 39-4Oh;
e extra | large, 3sh; extra / medium,
Browns-Faney heavyweishts, 37-3sh;
Nearby-(Top quotations are based
largely on exchange trading)
fancy heavyweights. 41-42; others, large,
3S.4O: mediums. 36-39: pullets, 80
Browns Extra fancy heavyweights.
3912; fancy heavyweights, 3s-39; others,
large, 81; mediums, 1896; pullets, 30-3I
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April "a IP (UspA,.-sala:
Bile hogs, 5000; active; butchers 26-4C
cents higher weights over .6O pounds al
most advance; instances up more; sows
fully 25 cents higher: top, 1T.35, for few
loads choice 21O-23O pounds; most good
and choice 19o-2s0 pounds; 17.00-17;25
2SO-310 pounds, 16.75-1710; few 1926.
$50 pounds, l6;25-16:75; few l6o-1s g
pounds, l5.OO-16.O0; 475-600 pounds
i3.25-1475; early clearance.
Salable cattle, 10000; salable calves
800; active: general market $3.50 cent:
choice fed steers and yearlings, 27.00.
80 so; load choice 1."70-pound steers
$500: most medium steers, 24.50-26 so
three loads common to low-medium steers
21;;75-23,75;, two loads good to choice
good d HI heifers 2450.2s;o0; good COWS COWS
beef cows, 17.75-2O. so; cutters, 1900.
1880; few Gamers down to 400; me.
dunn and good SAUSAGE bulls. 81 .00-22.75
medium to choice ,yeeaalers. 26:oo-3o.o0,
lambs 5O-75 cents hieher top. 1928, or
1O5-pound choice woolskins: choice 112.
pound fall-shornS. $500; ewes scarce. slow
general clearance good.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Paper and Board Production in

Paper and Board Production in
March reached 2,003, 900 tons. a
new monthly record.-American
Paper & Pulp Association. Output
for the first 1850 quarter totaled
5,682 ,937 tons. also a new high.
World Output of Tin in Febru-
airy increased to $4,000 long tons
from 12,300 in January.-Interna-
tional Tin Study Group. The
gain was due mainly to a sharp
increase in Bolivia.
Brockway Motor Co. declared a
dividend Of so cents a common
share, payable May l8. The COM
pany last year paid so cents each
in April. August and November
and Is cents in December.
Utah Idaho Sugar Co. declared
a special dividend of 10 cents q
common share, payable May 13.
The company paid the usual an
nual dividend of is cents In Feb
ruary. This is the first special in
several years.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April "a LR.-Profit-
taking and liquidation in nearby May de-
pressed cotton futures in forenoon tradine.
Only scale:down trade buying was in evi-
dence, with most traders cautious partly
because of the approaching first notice
DAY for nearby May contracts tomorrow.
Private advices indicated that there
were fair rains during the past "a hours
in parts of Southern and Central Texas,
with more than l inch of rain at Corpus
christi There were no reports of Moisture
In West Texas where rains are needed.
Traders generally looked for an un-
cnanged to 12-point higher mid-April
cotton parity: The parity announcement
is scheduled for Friday Of this week. The
mid March parity was 80 OF cents a pound
with the loan on the 1850 cotton cror
based on that parity indicated at 2S55
cents pound. The loan on the 1890
crop viii actually be based on the mid
Noon prices were % to s5 cents a bals
lower than the previous close MAY, 32.55:
July. 32.72; October 81 SO,
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Business Briefs
Synthetic Rubber Consumption

Synthetic Rubber Consumption
in March scared to 5000 long
tons, a gain Of about 20% from
the previous month. - Rubber
Manufacturers Association. Nat
ural rubber consumption rose TO
81 .0oS tons, q rise Of almost Ss
The rise in synthetic rubber use
was linked with sharply higher
prices for natural rubber.
Adolf Gobel. Inc. stock control
has been acquired by Anthony De
Angels, president Of De Angels
Packing Co. of North Bergen, N. J,
He acquired 374,689 shares, about
57T of the outstanding total.
General Mills. Inc- directors
voted to redeem all Of its To-
year. 2h% sinking fund deben-
lures. due 1854. Redemption is
to be completed before May 81.
Armco Steel Corp. declared a
dividend of rs cents a common
share, payable June Is. Previous
payments were 62la cents.
Vanadium Corp. Of America de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents q
common share, payable May Is
Previous payment was IS cents.
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
and affiliates earned $268. 869 sol
or 1891 share in l949 VS.. $685.
604.976 or $1244 in l948. Parent
company alone earned $l7l, ,707,-
453 or $500 VS.. $l55.923.448 or
$5.31 in the previous year.
Allied Stores, Inc. net income
for 1949 was $l2.227, ,302 or $5.42
VS.. SIS, 5,805.5l2 or STA in l948.
Erie Railroad earned $l,824. .52e
or 81 cents in three months ended
March 81 VS.. $l,570.463 or 43 cents
year earlier.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Corp
net income for March quarter wa;
$1,341.550 VS.. $l,s88.122 in the
same 1949 period.
Standard Steel Spring Co
earned $1,974,629 or $l.l0 IL
March quarter VS.. $l.456.23S or g.
cents year earlier.
Mead Corp. net income for /:
weeks ended March 19 was ST.
073,9 ,909 or $1.35 VS.. $947,570 o.
SLIT in the like 1949 period.
Atlas Powder Co. profit TO
March quarter was S4O0.372 o.
s1.27 VS.. $33s.763 or $l.04 in tn,
same period last year.
Worthington Pump & Machin
cry Corp. earned $1,1S5,l30 OF
Sill in March quarter VS.. ST. .473.-
708 or SLAP a year earlier.
General Refractories Co. net in
come for March quarter was $676..
624 or $1.44 VS.. $849,284 or $1.8l
in the same l949 period.
General Outdoor Advertising Co
earned 41.840 or $l.0l in March
quarter VS.. $639,431 or $l.01 q
year earlier.
Atlas Powder Co. profit fol
March quarter was $400,372 OF
$1.27 VS.. $338,7s3 or $1.04 in the
same 1949 period.
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
earned $366,051 in March quarter
VS.. $l39,522 a year earlier.
Easy Washing Machine Corp
net income for March quarter was
$553,841 VS.. $6.260 in the same
1949 period.
Hammermill Paper Co. earned
$356,243 or SO cents in March
quarter VS.. $214,102 or 49 cents &
year earlier.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. net in
come for March quarter was $203,
SGT or So cents VS.. $502,552 o
$1.44 in the same 1949 period.
National Dairy Products Corr
promoted E. e. Stewart from
senior vice president to executiv
vice president.
j A. o. Smith Corp. has appointe,
j. M. Floyd executive vice presi
dent.
/ Thomas A. Edison, Inc, elected
Charles T. JACOBS vice presiden
in charge of the Ediphone Di
vision.
Firth Carpet Co. named Russell
r. Matthews vice president ant
elected w. w. Harts, jr.. to thu
hoord
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Market Averages
FOREIGN Exchunqe

exchange rates follow Great Britain In
dollars. others in cents):, Canadian dollar
in New York open market Sii per cent
discount or 90.31A United States cents
UP i. of a cent.
Europe-Great Britain (pound), S2.S0h
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
2.SOh. unchanged; Great Britain 60-day
futures, 2.sO1e, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
9O-day futures, 2.79B, unchanged; France
franc), .2Sss of a cent. off .00is; Italy
Qira), 1914 of a cent, UNCHANGED; Switzer-
land (franc) Nree), $3.50, unchanged.
Latin America-Areentina dree), 1l.20
UNCHANGED; Brazil free), $50, unchanged
Mexico, IL SO, unchanged.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Sales

II 100 m 44o 600 I2 90 noon l o4o 600
tUnit of trading 10 shares. sIn BANK
ruptcy Or receivership or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or SECURITIES
assumed by such companies. Rates OF diyi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
not included. cid Called. x Ex dividend.
xr * rights Also extra or extras. b Plus
clared or paid so far this year. fPayable
in stock, estimated cash value on ex-divi-
dend date. g Paid last year. h Declared
k Declared or paid this year, an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting
r Declared 194e payable in 1850. y Liaui-
dating dividend. Payable in stock, exact
cash cash value undetermined on DECLARATION
Evening star., 1950-04-24

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Evening star., 1950-04-24
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April "a R,.-sharp ad.
grains at the Board OF Trade today
Soybeans advanced about bushe
at times on general buying and short
by reports Of a stronger market for soy
bean meal and OIL
What, corn and soybeans reached new
seasonal higEs.
Continued dry weather in the SOUTH
west ever the Weekend led to wheat
At noon wheat was = to Ia HIGHER
May 2.30A; corn was " to ss up. May
:41k; oats were 70 hisher to % lower
2.9ika and lard was l3 hundred
pounds higher to 2 lower, MAY 11.25.
Evening star., 1950-04-24
N. 7. Bond Market
list NCLC3Es ONLY sELECTED ISSUES

VI uFuibueu oy tne
FOREIGN l:lA
Australia 33sSu3 o5
Chile rs AZ Ssd "a
CostaRica 1851 27hs
Itai PU l-3s n 37Ss
Peru End 6s 81 26ze
NEW YORK CITY
3s so 1o6 10
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Am&FP 5s2030 SSH
AmT&T 3sas73 1861
AmT&1 3Ms59 l22iz
AmT&T 2S4s57 lis
AmT&T 2As61 112
AmT&T 2Ass0 1ooIs
A T s r Is 9S 126zs
ATTIC L lSt Is So 1o4
Atl CstI 4las64 1o7
B b o Is 95J 66
B & o 5s 75 B 80
B g. o IS M 90 81
B g. o 5s 200OK SRA
B&O cv4h2OlO A6A
Bos Me 4Hs 10 S2h
Can Pac As perp lo4s
CapAirldeb4s60 70
CapA1rllnc4S60 S7Lz
CRRNJ 3h4s 81 A3L7
C&NW ANS % S5Iz
Con Ed cv3s63 l25as
D&R in4h2O1S 81
D&SL 3s-4s 93 1914
Det Ed cv IS bs l14Its
Erie 4hs 20l5 65i1
Fla Z est IS - 50
CT Nor 3hs90N 1olis
GM&O As rs 1o3A
GM&O 2015 A IS
Hud c IS 62 A ooiz
Hud&M RI 5s57 90
H&M inc IS 81 59zs
II Crf As 56 los
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Elec Pwr com-10 at 15ss, 2.
at 15l2.
| woodward IL Lothrop com-3O at Sd.
Am Security & Trust-1O at 31H, l!
at 31h
Capital Transit-l5 at 30
Garhnckel 4AT pfd-1OQ at 1874
Capital Transit-l14 at 30, Is at 80, :
at 80. 112 at 80.
Garfnckel common-lOo at IS.
Potomac Elec Pwr com-100 at 16ss, &C
Evening star., 1950-04-24
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. April - p Spot nen-
ferrous metal prices today Copper, ie's
cents = pound Connecticut valley, leAa,
l0Sa cents q pound New YORK Eins, 1
centS a pound East St LauS