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HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.) }

GROOM BRICK CoLONIAL-Attrac
furn.: f1repl. in liv. rm.; oil heat;
attached garage; conveniently 10
Gated in Silver Spring; $3.50 month
81; 1898 for appointmept. -S
3-BEDRO0M, CLOSE-N NV: -
ffhoeds' fmmed. possession saaseins ca ahniR En- 1886
ALEXANDRIA, VA bedrms..
baths. gas h,-w.h.; spacious grounds;
$225 per mc; GRAHAM g. OGDEN
7SS SS0 Ses Eng 1885, s. e7sa sss. St Ss sun A.
AMFRfcAN PhSRf Al SSNI1;ERsrrY Si4S; PARK TX :
Det, brick. rms, 3 bedrms.. 3h
baths, screened porch, rec. rm.
Lss heat; ! bssStifuily farn; Incl; 6abs t,
ing machine. dishes, linens and
utensils: Reas. to reliable party
ATTRAofIvELy ri aeSS ruRN. 5-rm. s house
large kit. with 3-cu.-ft. Frigidaire
gas stove; full bsn,t. with Frigidaire
wash. mach, double laundry tubs
large yard. Family or officers, Pets
clpancy. Can Lo. 5-963s; "a
DREAM HOUSE : Unusually attrac.
and 91a baths end fl, other feature.
similar; Al modern conv: Must SCI
transp,, adequately, furn., excep. op'
lease preferred. Available Jan. ]
1929 N. Ivanhoe St. Arl.. CHI. l011
MoDfsN MooTIsass06 s-Pm pg aRes Roase oil heat: mod.
sfa aoTipAT sffafs fsEAsoNs A
bedrm. house, completely furn.
Ws1fs,5 S9ayi 5us; sa7J Dec IA to Jan. Is
HTLhcREsT@Beautiful m1lrHiE 1s e-room aet
brick, fine neighborhood; S1S5:
baths, recreation rm. large side
porch. gar. fireplace. wash. mach,
Rusco storm windows; avail. now:
nicely furn. 2117 Send pl. sc.
BILTMoRE ST. N,w.-compl. furn.
7 large bedrms.. 3 baths, large kit.
dqws; good ioc.; excel, for income.
NICELY FURN.. cheerful. comfort
gas heat, built-in gar. nice yard;
sdalts. sGalli g. sH. Gncs qSsi. Silver sprins' s
DREAM HOUSES-Unusually attrac-
tive excel. copd., 4 large bedrms,
similar All modern conv. Must see
to appreciate; cow. to schools and
transp., adequately furn., excep. OPP
portuntty for right party; 5-7 mo.
lease preferred Available Jan. i;
1929 n, Ivanhoe St, Arl.. CHI. 1011.
Inspection by appt .
BETHESDA-3-b -bedrm. brick house,
III. baths, paneled bsmt: fenced
yard; garage: oil heat: screened
porch; S175 month. OIL. $500. a
232S end ST. N.E-S rms, bath and
bsmt, furn. recently redecorated, TU.
WOODLEY PARK semidet., con-
tanning s rms. . baths. oil heat.
built-in gar; S215 per mo; immed.
possession: Inspection by appt.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
ARGiNGToN. VA. 1929 N. 1vanRoe
st.--Liv; rm.. din. rm., kit, den
and pwdr. rm,;, 4 bedrms.. ga baths;
recr. rm.; maids rm. and bath; gas
heat: $500 per mo. To inspect call
CHI. 10l1 or BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
1417 K st. NV Ma. $500 5
EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE bed
rms 2 baths, large home. garage;
Bethesda, East-west hwy; delightful
3-bedrm., bath brick home, garage;
$3.50 monthly.
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CRESTWOOD
"FOREST HILLS"

x14N AN14 N<AOA4NNA 4AN<AN4S
Prewar constr, individual In design,
practical as well as spacious in plan,
English architecture. half stone
constr; center hall entr., liv, rm.
tapprox. 25x15). din, rm. {ample
size FOR entertaining, about 1Sx15l }.
library, lge. beaut. kit, tile walls
and the very latest equipment, incl.
diversified ,retgr., automatic dish
washer and disposal unit, breakfast
rm, space; on the 2nd fl. are
lovely bedrms g are twin sizel. .
lge tile baths; stairway to storage
type 3rd fl. with ! finished rm:;
bsmt. incl. paneled recr. rm. with
glass tile bar, maids rm; and bath;
OIL heat The detailed features
and ,convens. are too numerous to
mention. Beautiful wooded lot. 20
IT. frontage. Handicapped rear garden,
incl. outdoor grill. 1t is reasonably
priced and can be shown by appt.
today and Sun. Call
MR.. VANCE-WO. 1902
Thomas J. Fisher Co., Inc.
-oS I StJ, CT NJ w Daoltorc TT 6So0
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

Brick Bungalow, $12,500
Close to st. AIMS Parish, the new
Woodward & Lothrop's store, near
River rd. and western. Two bed
rooms. expansi5le attic, living room,
dining room, equipped kitchen, tiled
bath, detached garage, fenced lot;
quiet residential street. Call Mr..
Taylor-Mr. BerenS, ir.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. - 1920 K ST. NV
MA 5005
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help. every
piece, wrapped. insured; reas. Cali
Mny1NG any sime. .cRRsS Mr. COCK; T2S SL 5I27.
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC, est, 1909
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COLORED
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
1923 TAYLOR ST. NV.
OPEN SUN 1-6 PM

Mr. 10Th AND ROCK CREEK PIX.
A home for the particular buyer.
Immediately clean and tastefully
rm. with fireplace. fine din. rm..
large kit. with pantry and break
fast space and den on first floor;
attractive bedrms., sewing room or
nursery and tiled bath upstairs; full
nice yard with rock garden; priced
under $4,000 with very reasonable
down payments nothing finer in this
splendid area. Directions: Out
18th st. to Arkansas ave, right
short block to Taylor St, right to
open sign. Call MA. 9797 or LU.
4-3342 daily; eyes,, cali co. s3S2.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. 925 New York Ave.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

EAYLoR GARDENs-open for in:
section, / to Sunday Just listed
One nicely located 1-bedrm. apt.
immed. poss;; will redecorate; total
unit on End floor; wonderful view.
Sales office in Administration Bldg.
30th and Naylor I'd. Sc. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000 on Sat-
Sun; evenings. call OR. 5761 or
SEE APT. Home-Under $4,000"
Under Houses for Sale. NV, or call
Mrs. Stradley, KI. S-4607. cox, &
BY OWNER-Two-be -bedrm apt; very
convenient and desirable NV. loca-
ARLINGTONwSl 900 will handle this
spic-and- span 2-bedrm. apartment
in practically new fireproof bldg.
Priced al SIl,650 for quick sale
r E. MALCOLM. Realtor, OW. 1924.
spection, / to 5 Sunday; Just listed
One nicely located 1-bedrm. apt:
immed. poss.; will redecorate: total
price, $3.50; terms; also 2-bedrm.
unit on 2nd floor; wonderful view.
Sales office in Administration Bids.
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000 on Sat-
sun; evenings, call OR. 5761 or
TW. 1l91.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV; .
rms, modern kit. and BATH, 3 fine
closets. Price, S10.750. Can be pur-
chased on small down payment; bal
ance like rent. Mr. Farmer HOME
REALTY CO, DU. 1905, RE. 1887.
TILDEN GARDENS
a very desirable apt. with southeast
exposure; containing entrance foyer
Nv. rn., din. rm., bedrm. and bath.
Terms can be arranged. To inspect,
cHNY CHASE REALTY co.
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1888 9th ST. NV.
CORNER OF 9th & EMERSON NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5
dition; lge. bedrms.. ia baths.
lge. liv. rm., lge. din. rm., den. lge.
mod. kit, beautiful recr. rm., oil
heat. front and rear porches, beau
tifully Handicapped grounds. House
is priced below present market
value with reasonable down pay
ment. HENRY SALUS. Est. 1924.
1104 Vermont ave. ST. 3344; ewes.
GF n2GS "a
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COLORED, 1000 DOWN
700 BLK. HOBART PL. NV. Of Ga.
awe lge. rms, and bath. z-story
yards; cow. to everything. Priced
to sell this week Call till 9 pm.
weekdays; Sun, IL to B.
VIM. CalomiriS Inv. Corp.
1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1855.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. (cont. }

GARDENS is one of the
finest co-operatives in the city. Sell
dom do you have the chance to own
one. Due to the owners illness, a
real beauty is now available. Huge
bedroom. full dining room, large liv-
Ing room and modern kitchen.
Priced to sell at Sl2,500. For appt.
consult Mr.. Nichols, NO. 2117.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC-152o K ST NV
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Siy-room semidet. brick and stucco;
choice neighborhood gas heat; tile
bath; full bsmt. gar: nr. trans. and
shopping. Call ia. SS5G. IRA B.
HILL. RE. 5000.
NEAR GA. AVE. AT WEBSTER ST.
Well kept 2-story row brick contain
inc 3 bedrns. and bath. full bsmt.
with new laY and new gas furnace;
modern kit. with refrigerator; very
good cond. inside; small rear yard.
Price, S13,750 Subject to reason
able offer. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
pnnlinr a
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LLCREST-4- -bedrm.. 2-bath brick
home; completely furn.. all appli-
ances, deep freeze, power mower;
$500 mo. JACK Richards. with
JAMES Z. DIXON & CO, 1922 18th
rf
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Rent Control Extension
Needs Only Approval
0fHouse and Truman
by the Associated Press

Compromise legislation extend
ing Federal rent control until
March 81 today needed only an
ticipated House approval and
almost certain signature by Pres
ident Truman to make it law.
Democratic Leader Mccormack
said the compromise, approved
by the Senate Friday without
debate. would be brought up dur
ing today's House session.
The House last week voted 221-
152 for a 90-day extension. The
Senate voted 55-28 for a 60-day
extension.
Conferees agreed that the
shorter extension might not give
the incoming sd Congress suffi-
cient time to review the rent
picture. Mr.. Truman had asked
for the longer extension.
Without some action by Con-
gress, Federal rent controls would
expire December 81 in all COM
munitles except in those which
took local action to continue them
until next June 80. The extern
sion does not affect this date.
House conferees agreed to a
Senate provision which allows 10
cal communities to get rid of
Federal controls through a simple
city or town council resolution,
rather than a formal ordinance.
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Gibraltar Is at Mercy
OF Spain, Franco Says
BY the Associated Press

MADRID, Dec. 11.-Generalis-
simo Francisco Franco was quoted
yesterday as saying that Gibral-
tar, geographically, is at the
mercy of Spain but it 'is not
worth war"
The comments of the Spanish
chief of state were contained in
an interview published in Arriba,
newspaper of the Falange, the
government party and only legal
political party in the country.
Publication of the interview came
as the climax of a two-week press
and radio campaign for return to
Spain of Gibraltar, the British
bastion at the head of the Medi-
terranean.
Gen. Franco compared Gibral-
tar to ripe fruit which any day
must fall into Spain's hands"
He said he approved heartily of
the motives behind the campaign
for return of Gibraltar to Spain
but said this was not the proper
moment.
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Persian Prince Won't Share
In Grandfather S Estate
BY the Associated Press

VANCOUVER, British Colum-
bia. Dec. 11.-A Persian prince
and his sister learned yesterday
they will not share in the $685.
900 estate of their grandfather,
the deposed Shah of Persia.
A New York courts decision on
the distribution of trust fund
established by the late Sultan
Ahmed Kadjar was received by
Prince Hassein Kadjar and Prin-
cess Guilty Kadjar.
The shah died in exile in
France in 1880.
Under the Surrogate Court rul-
ing, the principal of the trust fund
will go to the four living chill
dren of the shah's mother, Queen
Male-Keh-Djahan, who died in
1947.
The prince. who is in the saw
dust business here, said he was
not surprised at the ruling. 1T
is about what we expected" he
said,
Evening star., 1950-12-11
Death Toll of Gun Bottle
In Suqinuw Raised to ;
By the Associated Press

SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 1.-THE
death toll in a downtown gun duel
between an ex-convict and police
rose to three last night.
The third victim was Detective
Sergt. Clarence H. Dietzel, SO, who
died of wounds suffered in last
Fridays battle with Lawrence w.
Nelson, SO, a prison parolee.
Nelson, aided in the battle by
-toting sweetheart, died of his
wounds Saturday.
Police Capt. Daniel P. Waters,
SO, was instantly killed by Mel
sons gunfire. Still in critical condi-
ton is State Parole Officer Alvin
r. Johnson, A.
Evening star., 1950-12-11
>[II!H130l3. j.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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If your discomforts are due to these
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;,
Evening star., 1950-12-11
DON'T LETT
COLD GO DOWN
ON YOUR CHEST!

A chest cold can be very annoying,
causing many aches and pains. So take
action at once against the slightest
cough, scratchy throat or sniffie caused
The great pain-relieving, stimulating
medication of Musterole not only quickly
relieves discomforts but also helps break
up congestion in upper bronchial tubes,
nose and throat.
If Musterole doesn't give you prompt
relief see your doctor. Musterole is
sold in strengths.
Evening star., 1950-12-11

sterling silver
DRESSER SETS
there's double fIottery in them,
for you con suit her toste
If she likes the engaging femininity
Of Victorian pottern, it's
handsomely y expressed in the brush,
comb and mirror set pictured, $500
If her eyes light up over Modern,
she'll like the simplicity, Danish
design Of the mirror pictured and
its matching brush and comb This
set, exceptionally heavy at so
low price, 42.OO
And prices include 2Ooo tax.
WGL-Fine JeweIry, Main Store only
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leather inside and
out HANDBAG
this is the gift with the extra
delight :. loneweorine, quoIitywise
leather lining. The exterior, smooth,
much-wonted coIfskin Both styles
ore toP-hondled wide opening
we'll -pocketed. Black with
Christmas red lining brown
with ton . l.. Dobbie Originals thot ore
blessed d-to-receive. 20 ~
Including 2oq6 tox, '$ ~
WGL-Hondboes, First Floor
Main Building Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
united States Agriculture Department:
APPLEs--Market barely steady. Bushel
quality. 1.25-50; Golden Delicious III.
I'M inc up up few 800; Jonathans, ga inch
2.a5; 2s+-inch UP. $50; 2la-inch up. IL s.
I.99ee; 6 New Jersey Rosnes; 2lz-ineh up,
up: 20o-25: 2l2-inch UP. 2.O0-25; 2A-
inch up, .25; Staymans, 3-inch up, 2.T5-
800; Red staymans. 2s4-inch up, 800.
Potatoes-Market barely steady. U. s.
katahdins; 100-pound sacks, 1850; So
pound sacks. 1918 cents.
Ru Sweet b potatoes1Masket barely steady
washed some x.xed MARYLAND VIA l. and %o Sir,
gina G G6 l.50-75; Puerto Ricans
| Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-About steady; receipts light;
S5la-s"; hens. heavy type, 26-2s few
lev ns y, sales to quote prices. Turkeys, toms
1898; hens. supplies insufficient to quote
| Livestock Market.
ste Sat'i I GO compar req week ago: Slaughter
mostly So, cents lower; heifers 'e steady y
' Su an to E soaE sse ? S5 tsd;
d 1;ns5-D sma ste. steers e. most
Guiding numerous loads Of 1861. $50.
e; si, g :tss; s ss ssa6s5ss
lots; mostly medium. at $3.50; odd Cutters
1S;00-19.00; few good cows % 0O-23 90;
BYE x common and medium cows. 1900
odd strong weight cutters up to so and
good q i ssassss SulIs "a 5ocsso6; Of b9ik
400; few cutter dairybred. is 90 10 90:
stSek calves aoo0,ss co. mostly sood
$3.50, including several loads two-w Ra
cattle scaling around 300 pounds up;
e end aeFht. apS from soS "a ;s r.
lots At 1880 and lower included i inferior eI
supply Of soq .. dand choice veale.s snd
and 'f ess re fsfes 5onnd 5
medium, 90; s eals. e0 f5,Holaa s %
and Ss sits ss IS ce 9Rae hssr
others steady: sows IS cents lower: yes.
1 nonng 5, sales good and choice 1880
sS5o Saos4o nonn s's b t t0r
260 pounds. 19.25-l975: 260-3O0 pounds
dds s8n soi4c over ua,nGs 200 p oSs e.
1000 sos5; odd Choice 0S around rn p09 ss5.
pound H., and d lishter sows to 1880; bulE
1929; good 400-450 pounds, 1675-I7.25
heavier weights 1925 down; stays 400
under. price of same weight sows; gar.
base,fed hogs 200 under price OF same
weight grainfeds.
Sheep compared week ago: Top or
wooled slaughter ewes 90 higher, other.
and closing top on good and choice lamb,
LOO: bulk sales 66-94 pounds, 2S. 90.
5000; Few common and medium 1900.
$500; culls. 1900: odd lots good and
choice wooled SLAUGHTER ewes. IL 90; com.
mon, 500; culls, 800
| Grain Market.
riour-Receipts. 1857 1OO-pound sacks
me W1heat@ seR e., aoss bushels shin:
bushels; No. 2 red winter. ssrliciy. spot spot
domestic. 2.o3; November, 2.03; No. 5
Corn-Receipts, 71.s15 bushels; ship.
ments, none; stocks, 2:131 lag bushels
oats-Receipts., 2.015 bushels ship
BsrieymReceipts. s's saiU bu n4sisiS ship.
ments. none. stocks, 1O3 143 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. 10.559 bushels ship.
ments: none; stocks 7O,59O bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. 1888 bushels
shipments. none; stocks. 52,492 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 80 tons.
| Butter and EgEs.
Eggs-Market B large slightly stronger
others about steady; receipts light; de.
small 3b-37; B large. 44-48: current re,
ceipts. ungraded. supplies insufficient te
quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Chicago Livestock

ssi SH sss: so9 70! total ses Sas|
week ago Barr Ioy.r and gts
m nuHy '0* soo-ascHpound po Eeishts, With
weeks average around $50 pounds; ex-
outlet o, on .s apD and
small numbers 15O-I7o pounds BROUGHT
less less mostly 1S.S5-18.50; 100000 pounds
saiable cattle. 500 Estimated: total
supply steers over 1000 pounds consid-
sTably redgcea geneTal make market SLAUGHTER
and weights sharing in upturn; instances
steers 100 pounds and up and heifers
scarce; cows active. so to 100 higher;
bulls strong; vealers steady to so higher:
stockers and feeders strong; late bulk
earrings 90 1908 0; several loads high
choice and prime 965-l ,205-pound aver
sssr. ssdsI 90 b nGs and
fed heifers and mixed yearlings 90: 90
32.75; late sales good beef cows lareely
% 90; Gamers and cutters 16,25-l9.7b;
medium and good sausage bulls 1850
q 90; medium to. choice vealers largely
oesef snd tes sss steers unaee
pounds 25.5o-2s.5o; couple loads choice
| Salable sheep. 500 testimated; total
not given. Compared week ago: Wooled
slaughter lambs weak to 20 lower; shorn
lambs $3.50 lower; top wooled lambs
1880; sborn offerings 1925. both prices
paid early; closing top. wooded lambs
slaughter lambs during week 28.25-29.25;
weights over 100 pounds usually discounted
! 90 to as much as 200 on big weight
lambs; receipts measurably smaller around
market circle. but dressed trade suggishly
prices additional weakening note in .horn
lambs; yearling wethers too scarce to
quote; good to choice 95-pound kinds
$500 down; sheep strong to so higher;
handy choice wooded native ewes reach
ing 1900; common to good ewes l2.50-
1880: only 175-200-pounds overfat ewes
under 14.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Tobacco Markets

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. L1.-Weaker
demand and lower prices characterized
fiue-cured tobacco sales this week on
the old. middle and Eastern North Caro-
Declines on the Old Belt. according
and Virginia Agriculture DEPARTMENT..
ranged from 81 to So per hundred pounds
compared with last weeks close. Create st
losses were chiefly for fair 1 ,I., good rood
good and .fne wrappers:
Gross sales on the Old Eelt amounted
to 29,491 ,792 pounds averaging $51.!2
per hundred. The average was Sill
Of r' Sass set eteg Iast w season 10"
On the Middle Belt. sales totaled s.
Of SI.I3 from the previous week. Most
srades dropped to their lowest levels
Of the season: Decreases Of 81 and s.
leaf cutters, Tugs and primings. few
grades in these groups showed even great
er drops. Leaf was steady to So lower
while nondescript held about even with
On the Eastern Belt. average prices
| for most grades were at the lowest levels
Of the year as the sales season neared
an end. Most grades sold 81 and 81
below last week. Auction averages estab-
lishsd en- better leaf, iugs' smoking lead
Commodity Credit Corp; advances. Gross
pounds averaging $50 SO, or $1.85 below
last week Markets holding final sales
Ss wssk Wendell Ahs ask
Monday; Harboro, Tuesday; FarmviiIe.
| wednesday, and smithield and Green
willie, Thursday. Only Rocky Mount and
Wilson have not set Anal sales dates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05
Business Briefs
Engineering Construction ,

Engineering Construction con-
tracts in the week ended Novem-
Der s totaled 99,716. 900 VS.. $245,-
los 900 in the preceding week and
$3.50 ,933, 900 in the like week OF
1949.-Engineering News-Record.
Bituminous Production in week
ended October % totaled 1900
900 tons VS.. 1,750,000 in the previ-
Gus week and 2.707.0 in the like
week of last year when the miners
were on strike.-National Coal AS
ISOLATION.
Motor Vehicle Production in the
week ended October % was esti-
mated at 1902 units VS.. 1883
in the previous week and 1888
in the like week of last year.
Wards Automotive Reports.
Crude Petroleum stocks on Oc-
tober % totaled 44,805, 900 bar
rels VS.. 243,336.000 in the previous
week. of Mines.
United States Steel Corp. sub
salaries announced a fiat increase
of So a gross ton in the price of
steel, effective Immediately.
Chrysler Corp. in 8 months
ended September 80 earned $105,-
1863 or $12.09 a share VS.. $97.-
$751; 53 or $11.22 in 1949 period.
Hudson Bay Mining g. Smelt-
ing in nine months ended Sep
TENDER 80 earned $10,982.319 or
1898 a share VS.. $9,716,282 or
1882 in 1949 period.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
in year ended September 80
earned $9,397,539 or $1007 a
share VS.. $7,753,258.258 or SLIP
in 1949 period.
Curtiss Wright Corp. in nine
months ended September 80
earned $4,962 .00l or so cents a
share VS.. a 1949 period loss Of
$954,000 before possible carry
back tax credit.
Idaho Power Co. in year ended
September 80 earned s3,13e,5s6
or 1921 a share VS.. $2,933,375 or
1854 in 1949 period.
Motor Wheel Corp. in nine
months ended September 80
earned $3,s23 .234 or $4.52 a share
VS.. $2.5S0,9 or $305 in 1949
period.
San Diego Gas & Electric in
year ended September 80 earned
$3,454,695 or SLIT a share VS..
s2,312,523 or Sc cents in 1949
period.
Toledo Edison Co. in nine
months ended September 80
earned $3,650,723 VS.. s3,785, 697
in 1949 period.
Wright Aeronautical Corp. in
nine months ended September 80
earned $2,S37 ,875 or $4.73 a share
VS.. a 1949 period loss of $1,872. 626.
Anaconda Wire & Gable in 9
months ended September 80
earned $2,6e0,O21 or 1919 a share
VS.. $2,404, 401 or $285 in 1919
period.
Associated Transport in 8
months ended September 30
earned $1,877,1S4 VS.. $863,061 in
1949 period.