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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Gas n.sd RANGES sSHES s Or e2sl ~ ranges new.
Gas 81 n sTov "a k s92a ss.,ncb, 1
cond., $50; Hot Point clothes wash
feet cond., SIS; sink fittings. s.
inch. all chrome, wall-type, sgle.
HAIR DRYER. beauty psrlor type:
Martin, prewar, practically new:
had only home use. XII. S-9615.
HEATERS lea sRs &0 coal sas. s xSGa relss
aSf w AZ f. H nx IA cS SR2S As
gal, white enamel tank; practically
new $50 or any reasonable offer.
HUMIbIFIER, comfort-Air, 2-gaiion.
ftan-tygpe. air alter; excellent condo
ICEBOX, white porcelain insulated.
not wooden; 3-door. Reasonable.
KITCHEN CABINETS. vases, broom
$50 to SIS; white enamel; 1895
up. KITCHEN CENTER, 1715 r. 1.
ave. ne, Open till 8 pm. HU. 664O.
Law LiBRAkY and bookcases of the
K st: NV. Ma. ss75 or VIM. H.
RAMSEY SiSo atty, Woodward Bldg.
LAWN MOWER. power. Is In, $50.
insecticdes poutT g s sS1is appie
wood chunks, planks and woven
wire. TO. 1885 go
LIv. RIM. SUITE. 3-pc. KroehIer;
T THEr q sHdp ,s6 dSo wi, T YER NAL
Liv. RM. SURE. . PC. $50; Studio
couch, SEQ. OW. 1920. 20
LIv.-BEDRM. SUITE, din. set, studio
fSSe GOOD ir oond reas ao o% 4 Hf5s
MATTRESS. Highlander. african and
MILL1NG MACHINES, l Chit. No Mo- 3,
K, Vertical; e cinti. i T pre eGnei
type; all new cond. Owner liquidat.
ing. Write 1925 No, Vernon St, Arl.,
Va, or call OK. 0529. 80
OFFICE FURNITURE, reconditioned:
desks. chairs, files, tables. etc. 429
o GtP + F ST NE as12 and secre-
tarial desks, chairs, misc. once
equipment, includ. L. c, Smith type
writer, excellent cond.; favorably
priced. Ho. 1918; ewes, TIE. 3l49.
OFFICE FURN. at clearance prices.
cabinets. tables, card files. United
Nations proc, recond,, like new, Saw
SALES, sos Indiana ave. NV. nr.
OIL BuRNER and controls, worEins
coondd. $50 or best offer. Call UN.
out%TfBBoARD MOTOR, o,4-h.p. Eisin.
almost new: cost $50, sell S55.
PAINT sPRAYER, Kleen-air, dia-
phrasm pump, A-h.p. motor, spray
p ii45 si + RECORDS CORD - victor.
Columbia, Decca,, Capitol and So
nora records and albums; popular
STOCK s SIZING VALLEY u ELEcT Ts
SHOP, 1905 Mass. ave. NV. EN-.
PIANO IAN6 s,ieft grand for quick .s sale.
PIANO, apt.-size baby grand. 1921
p RsS9aoy sb St ,e NV .d Wo 4SS4 .xcs 9
GGonds;; S1s5. Call after $50 pm.
PIANO, small grand, bargain at $3.50.
Can sat-Sun' o a.m.-5 pm. WI.
PIANO. baby grand, beautiful mahog.
any, perfect condition. sH. 913s.
PIANO, steinway grand, 8 it.. excel.
tent conoltlon; good tune; S5OO.
Owens 9032. 2Ss
PIANO, Aeolian upright, good cond.;
sacrifice. 500; dark walnut case.
Owner at home day and night. tn.
1862 Il
PIANO, Fischer grand. it., ma.
hogany, 5000. HY. 0390 go
PIANO, mahogany grand; excellent
condition; apartment size; reason-
able. SK. 1855.
PIANO, Weber, grand, mahogany, s.
no
MI 6565, Apt. 7O4. 29'
PIANO. upright, in good condition;
S25. FIR. 9743, 500 H st. ne. 81
PIANO, Acrosonic spinet and console
feaq9Ees oo Of s ny emu mes
right. full resonant tone, responsive
action. durability and eye-appeallng
case desiens in mahogany, walnut,
ebony, light oak and maple finish.
Exclusive at HUGO WORCH. 925
G NV. Established 1873
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont
DRUGGIST

See our new corner store at 18th and
old densely populated section: hard
ware, variety, radio stores avail
able. Act at once! Mr.. ODUM,
RE. 1910 40
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Arthur Murray Studios

COLORED RELIEF MAN for Sat
night for apt. house, pm. to 2
am. knowledge of switchboard,
elevator; references. Age As to 55
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This Will Be the Last AID
You Will Answer

If you are a specially salesman that
qualities, a real opportunity awaits
you with concern 90 years in the
YOU. Drawing account against COM
mission. Call AT. 1885 for ap-
pointment. 80
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WATER FRONT

one of the most active nearby
beaches. Features arcade 20 it. by
80 it,. soda fountain, 2Ox5O and
bingo 50x35. Only the street sepa-
rates this property and the beach.
Gail Mr.. Moore, with T. PAUL MUDD
CO., LII. 4-43S2; evenings, VI. 3U70.
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Box 164-T. Star. S
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced, 81 to
ing position. meeting public, for busy
executive frequently out of city.
Salary open. Protestant preferred.
Apply manager. 1000 H st. NV.
22-3s,
real estate office. Sc. area. expert
enced. capable of meeting public,
4Q-hr. week. Sick. annual leave.
Pleasant ofice. State refs, age,
salary expected, etc. BOX ism,
STENoG. SECRETARY, young woman
with pleasant personality, speed. ac-
curacy and willingness to take re-
$50 ner wk. Can CO. 764I. 80
TEACHER fascaI kindergarten, private
f Exp lang snE educational sfac BACKGROUND
TEACHER, for nursery school in Ia
koma Park. Prefer one certified by
Nd Dept. of Education. Box Az
kindergarten and nurs-
cry. State qualifications and sal
airy expected. Box 19S-M. Star.
billing and gen. ofice work:
some exper. in handling accounts
IeCetVSDle preferred. SOOQ WORKING
cond. Apply 2021 14th st. NV.
TYPIST-CASHIER sgl.. bet. ages 81
70, life insurance Office. with pen-
SION plan and paid vacations. 40
mrs. week, some experience nee,
should have ability to assume re-
Snonsi 5ilities. Call Elk, 0305. Us
for patent law office;
stenogra2hy net required but useful;
debating machine experience useful;
state age. education. experience and
salary expected. Box 312-V, Star.
twhite), over 81, hours
pm. to am, Apply MACS
GRILL. 22 st. NV. 20
MATTRESSES, attractive. experienced.
who can speak more than | Ian
guage pref. for exclusive night club
Interviews after p.m., 1920 YER
mont ave. NV. -2S
GIRL. white, to work in store and
drive private car. Apply 1924
King ST., Alex, Va 20
YOUNG LADY for office. Tipping
experience. Apply after $3.50 am,
l2l7 G NV, BREWOOD. -2S
aggressive lady wanted
to appoint local sponsors for a ma
tionally advertised organization
This position pays you well above
average income. Car required but
not for canYassing. Experience in
teaching, Organizing or meeting
people an asset. Full time. perma-
nent position, with opportunity for
advancement. For interview tele-
phone MR.. CUTLER at ST.. 2933
. between Q am. and IL noon. II
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BUsHELMAN OR SEAMSTREsS 70 do
alterations and repairs; good hrs
and excel salary. Vacation with
pay. Apply OFFICIAL CLEANERS,
3140 MINI. ave. ne. ~
COUPLE without children for small
estate located 10 mi. from Washing
ton in Montgomery Co. Woman to
cook and do INV, man to keep up
grounds and assist around house.
living quarters and car furnished.
Must be able to furnish excellent
references that can be checked for
the past 10 yrs. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for couple able to qualify. For
Apt. for personal interview write
Box 361-S. Star. 20
DANCING TEACHERS
Attractive young women and men,
p "a; no experience needed In
terviews from ] to 9:30 pm. BAR
BARA WALKER STUDIO, 404 18th
st. NV. 2S'
COLoRED COUPLE, preferably over
80 years old, no children. to look
after apartment building in NV.
section. Salary and apartment. Box
131-R, Star. -29
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DANCING TEACHERS
SALESMAN

ALESMEN-Automob and auto
mobile accessories; must have refs.
with past exp. in the automobile
line this. is a permanent, position;
SIS starting salary; 5i2 day week;
plus commissions and bonus. Do not
ments. HERSoN'S AUTO & AP-
PLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV.
job for right
ton. the leading manufacturer En- Of
automotiye gable, selling to. estab-
lished distributors and dealers in
expenses; car furnished. Selected
applicants will be interviewed in
Washington, on Jan; 81 or Feb. /.
Apply by letter, stating age, ex-
phone number. Write Box 5s-V
WE WANT modern, experienced auto aiy
mobile salesman to sell new Chrys-
Ter and Plymouth cars. Must be
top man in reputation, industry
sales ability, and appearance; excel.
salary and commission. Coop. in
surance, paid vacation, yearly bo-
nus, all sales aids. Apply personally
TIA MOTOR CO, i7OS GOOD Hope
I'd. Sc. 20
DEPRESSION-PROoF seasonal
sensational new hearing aid, accept
ed A. M A. and Government, offers
lifetime career. Excellent earnings
now plus secure future; commission
Write in confidence, furnishing some
details to Box 36-S Star. -29
SALESMAN to sell from truck to gro-
Gerry and delicatessen stores; salary
and commission; Apply SCHERLIS &
Baltimore Md Phone plaza IS55
statesmen TO sell paper products to
every type retail store. Good op-
portunlty; eXper, pref; but not neces-
SALESMAN AN to call on hotels. restsu-
ants and institutions. Good income
to person with sales ability Weekly
drawing with incentive bonus plan.
FLETCHER, Lafayette Hotel, be-
tween 10 and g FRIDAY and Sat
arday. January 9th and 2Sth. No
Statesmen for high class wine shop
wines and spirits. Excellent salary
and good hours. NO phone calls -
Apply in person at Pap ! sth 81.
NV. 10 m. I'll . pm. daily. 90
RELIABLE MEN, sober, to sell new
ST. ho s aseS i Nh sf nSSf seSR'sif0n
WE HAVE TERRITORY open fol
statesmen with good car to handle
ouf entire line of restaurant food
machines, incl. choppers. steak ma
chimes, power saws and scales In
WASHINGTON and surrounding coun-
ties. For interview, phone ia. 1918
between 9 and II Monday. Ask fol
MR.. WILLIAMS. %
FENCE SALESMAN
Cyclone fence division: all or par
time; straight commission basis
Phone Otis. 1892 for appt. 20
statesmen
Nationally known manufacturer o.
office equipment has opening II
Washington sales organization; ex
per. not essential; salary guar
write for interview, giving age
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FOR LEASE

News stand and gift shop, doing good
business. Excellent location in large
tunity for working married couple.
Must furnish best of reference. Give
all particulars, age, experience, ref
erence, ETC., first letter. NEWS
STAND Box 39O-V Star o4s
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CAN'T GO WRONG

Neighborhood grocery store. over
$1,000 weekly volume, ABC license.
81: 800 clean stock. Total price
only $1,000. $500 down will
handle. Call today. Mr.. Brown.
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Arthur Murray Instructors
Co11aoa Gro d,1atac

22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray dance
studio. First months minimum
guarantee of 5000; see basis; no
experience necessary. but must have
natural dancing ability; good op-
portunity for quick advancement to
positions of supervisors, interViewers
and managers. who can earn be-
tween SIS and Sl40 wklv.; 6 wks',
free training Apply in person, 20
pm. SEE MISS TERRELL. Do not
phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ARTIST-Profession only, no stu
dents, fashions and accessories; free
lance RE. 7943. 80
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE-s35; good con-
dition Phone MA. $3.50, 1909 L
ADDING MACHINE, electric Sund-
strand: guaranteed; $3.50. RE.
1177.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters:
S35 and up; reas. rentals for civil
service and income tax. CENTRAL,
2019 14th st. NV. HU 5121
Sdr "a. nmn ntand Pc 11SQ
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APPLIANCES
Clearance Sale
AT Cost Or Rplnuy
J. SHAPIRO

Refrigerators, gas ranges, ironerS
deep freezers, washing machines
radios, electric heaters, and many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-28

Y-RECEPTIONIST bet. p
and 35; doctors ONCE, tipping and
shorthand nee. Write giving quail
sECRETARY sTENosGiRsAaiPHER, be.
tween % and 80, competent to per-
but growing multiple-corporate. Of
fee in Clarendon, Va. This is a
most interesting operation and will
afford an intelligent, neat appear
ing, personable and ambitious young
lady an opportunity to grow with
dry Ppors op @w aA Enhancement ASSURED go
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER in
law. office. Basic 40-hr., 51a day
week; excellent salary, commensu-
rate with With experience; liberal yaca-
Phone ME. 0s34 for personal in
sEcY4esTiENoGRApHY with LEGAL i' or
corporate exper. Permanent posi-
regardtng BACKGROUND and salary to
sf FEN 5GfRM; iFhRR, experienced. rspid
dictation; 1925 mo. to start with
advancement; 5-day. 40-hour week.
Cal Ex 339s Monday or Tuesday,
STENOGRAPHER. young woman.
BOSS L. PHELPS. INC, real estate
once, l417 K st. NV. al
STENOGRAPHER, single, experienced.
under 80, for office Of Catholic or
eanization; 5-day week, good work
Inc, conditions. Call RE. 1858, Ext.
STENoGRAPHER. permanent posi-
ton, 5-day, 40-hr. wk. goth CEN
TURY FOX FILM CORP. 932 New
STENOGRAPHER, administrative
ability, at least 5 yrs. exper.: ST.
zoo. Call ST. $500. 20
STENOGRAPHER receptionist, in
POS, 5-oay, 35-hr. wk., sick leave
and vacation. pleasant working
Apply WASHINGTON SOCIETY FOR
TIE BLIND. 1924 F st. NV. 30
STENOGRAPHER, attorneys, down.
town. cony. located office, hrs. 9-5.
good salary. steady employment. In
replying, state age, qualifications
and salary expected. Box 1925.
| STENOGRAPHER, 40 hrs. per week:
81 400; state age and experience
Box 303-V. Star. -. 2S'
STENOGRAPHER
General office experience. For perm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-28

BOOKKEEPER
Man or woman. good salary. State
qualifications, Box 4S5-M, Star.
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INSPECTOR

For retail dry cleaning plant. Steady
lob. good nay to a thoroughly ex-
per. woman. Apply CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 1923 Carroll st. NV.
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Addressograph Plates
FOR CHEVY chase AREA
INCREASE YOUR SALES
ING RESULTS BY Personal d.
RECT MAIL. NOW AVAILABLE,
7,400 NAME AND ADDRESS
PLATES WITH FRAMES COVERING
RESIDENCES m THE CHEVY
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AS TO HOW TO INCREASE YOUR
BUSINESS BY DIRECT MAIL. CALL
Mr. Shapiro, RE. 2141. 80
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco- York,
window model; excellent condition;
S135. Gil. 395S. 20
ANTIoUE-Desk mahogany, need of
slight repairs; price, SIS. For ap-
pointment call Apt. 700, RE. 1876.
ANTIoUEs-old Sheffield 3-branch
candelabra, entree dish, Georgian
silver epergne, Florentine mirror
42x30. HU. 5000, Ext. Gil. Pc
ANTIQUES - Virginia sofa, other
pieces; reasonable. CO. 1857 after
8 pm. all day Saturday. rs
ANTIQUE NAH. SIDEB0ARD (orig.),
large size, S75, by owner; appraised
at 500 WO 1870 Ext 203
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ASPHALT. concrete driveways and
paired. COMMUNITY PAVING CO.,
INC. OIL. $500, OIL. $500. ga
BRICKLAYING, plastering, concrete
and stone work; general masonry.
J. CAsTAGNA, Me. 2392. 81
B 1a1s LaI and T rFsps sf .n chin
B Phi6fa LAYING SeGN coNrR Ra atsg4
All kinds of brick repairs, large or
S small Il Ph 1Sns GEORGE LII. e 500
c At Ah; 1S94: finished. Sy rec.
Dental or commercial. J. E. HEN
BRICKS. UN. 2491
lRPENTRY. rec. rms, incl. porches,
storm sash. cabinets, store shelly. etc
LAWRENCE. RIA 9703. TU. 1881.
all types of work; free
estimates. CAN anytime. JOHN "
CELLAR Or WALLS wETe Masonry
poor? Roof leak? Expert work: low
price. Mr. NEVINS, Ii. 7-S2O9. .
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES Electri-
sally rgs D2rTks or no charge;
INSTALS., repairs, re-
wiring stores, homes, fiuorescent fix
lures; licensed contractor. RA. 1922.
INSTALLATIONS, wall
plugs, lighting fixtures, electrical
services enlarged. WILLIAM CHAND-
LER CO, DU. 4S17. For as little as
$40 down. 30 mos. to pay. 80
REPAIRS, installations
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv-
ice. A. c. ELECTRIC CO., RA. 5S5S.
FLOORS, sanded and finished Quail
ity work at a reasonable price. NJ
MORRIS, SH 2277.
FLOORS SANDED and finished. white
mechanics, special winter prices.
C r. COVER, WA. 6S6S, AK. 1893.
FLOOR SANDING and painting,
papering, repairs HI 77s5 or 10.
2-62SR 30
FLOORS sanded and finished; limo
leum and tile furn. and installed.
TAYLOR FLOOR SERV.. WA. 1920.
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SALESMEN-Autom and auto
mobile accessories; must have refs.
with past exp. in the automobile
line, this is a permanent position;
ns somssons and bon nsS Do 9ot
apply unless you can fill require
ments. HERSON'S AUTO & AP-
PLIANCE CO, ia o st. NV.
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WE HAVE TERRITORY open 70,
statesmen with good car to handle
our entire line of restaurant food
machines, incl. choppers. steak ma
chimes, power saws and scales In
Washington and surrounding coun.
ties. For interview, phone ia. 1918
MP WILLIAMS On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-01-28
FENCE SALESMAN

Cyclone fence division; all or part
time straight commission basis.
Phone Otis 1892 for appt. "a
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STENOGRAPHER

General office experience. For perm
position. 5l2-day wk. Salary $50
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statesmen
Nationally known manufacturer of
ofice equipment has opening in
Washington sales organization; ex-
per. not essential; salary guar.
Write for interview, giving age,
schooling and previous employment
Box 41S-D, Star. Il
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Chicago Grain

a little Indspsndent steadiness Shiis
other ssetons Sf the grain market titsS
the pattern of yesterday.
was attributed in part, to small arrivals
cars, Of which nine went to the Com
modify Credit Corp. Arrivals at primary
markets are running less than half a
wheat near the end Of the FIRST hour
2.1634; corn was unchansed to VI higher;
March, 1;2sss,. and oats were unchanged
Tnchanesd VI Il sas' to Il cent loTeT:. March,
2.3034, and lard was three to fye cents
a hundred pounds. higher; March, 1880;
grain in all positions. issued after. the
close yesterday, caused hardly ripple
on market price trends. It supplied the
Se1Eas hsvfs to support Thai tss4s
Eniea lot Of grain Msi ~In in the h'a Country. ~
Even so, some difference Of opinion
developed on these figures. While ad-
mittins supplies were very large, some
or soon would. that the amount available
in the free market would be scarce.
Others echoed the opinion of Harvey
Williams of Harris, Upham g. Co. who
as whole to alter our opinion that
there is too much grain in the United
States to justify any substantial advance
severe cold wave was being expert
enced in Western sections Of the wheat
belt, according to private trade reports.
However, the area got some snow pro-
lection yesterday and little enthusiasm
The corn-hog. ratio. at Chicago this
w7ek was placed at III compared with
IA o week ago and 1915 year ago.
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Renewed Demand Lift!
Stock Market Prices
Fractions 10 Point
BY the Assoc;~ied Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Demand
for stocks perked up today after
an uncertain start.
Gains were small-under a point.
in most caSes-but well spread
throughout the list. A mid-morn-
ing furry of buying not only ex-
tended some early advances but
lifted numerous stocks from the
minus to the plus column.
Steels and motors, in a some
what lackadaisical fashion, were
among the better performers.
Turnover was nothing to get ex-
cited about.
Buyers Cautious.
Considerable caution was in
spired not only by the labor sit
uation. but the possibility that
another selling squall, such as hit
the market yesterday morning and
previously on January II, might
upset the price cart.
The offer of soft coal operators
to negotiate another contract with
coal miners had little immediate
effect. Chrysler Corp. was still
struck.
Higher prices were paid for
United States Steel. Republic
Steel, Youngstown Sheet, General
Motors, Packard, Studebaker
Sears Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft
National Distillers, Emerson Ra-
dio. Avco, Motorola, Sperry Corp,
American Telephone, North Amer
lean Co., Kennecott Copper, Gen
eral Electric. American Woolen
New York Central, Baltimore &
Ohio, Southern Pacific, Standard
Oil CNew Jersey and Johns
Manville.
Chrysler Corp. was unable to
join the rise. Lower, too, were
Inland Steel, U. S. Rubber, Zenith
Consolidated Edison, Dow Chem
ical and U. s. Gypsum.
Bonds Move Narrowly.
In the bond market the public
sale of an issue Of 500, 900 900 OF
International Bank securities was
evidently turning out to be a bit
sticky. A spokesman for the syn
dicate selling the bonds said that
good-sized block of the issue still
remained unsold. The issue was
priced to yield around the same
low rate that United States Gov
ernment issues command.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. United States Government
obligations tended to drag in over
the counter dealings,
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. 90 P-Foreisr
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain ii
IN New YORK YORK open marx market ioM per oeasn eeni
discount or S9.75 q. S. cents, unchanged
Europe-Great Britain (pound) 2.S0h
2.s0b, unchanged: Great. Britain 6O-das
futures, 2.S0,'s, off i1s Of a cent; Greai
Britain 90-day futures, 2.797s, off u OF
cent, off ..00is; Italy dira), 1874 of a
cent, unchanged; Sweden (krona), 1897
unchanged; Switzerland Granc) Qree)
23.31. unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina dree). 11.20
unchanged; Brazil free), $50, un-
changed; Mexico, 11.57, unchanged
Evening star., 1950-01-26
Business Briefs
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUE

Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities dropped to $13,542,216,0 900
in the week ended January 25
from $14,405, ,638, 900 in the pre-
viouS week and were 2.6% below
the like week of 1949.-Dun g.
Bradstreet.
| Business Loans of member
banks in leading cities increased
to $13,861 100000 on January 18,
a gain TO $4,000,000 from a week
earlier, but remained $1,553,000,-
900 below a year earlier-Federa
Reserve Board.
Automobile Production this
week will include 110,091 cars and
1,843 trucks for a total of 13l,-
934 units VS.. 150,415 units last
week. The Chrysler strike is esti-
mated to have cost 18,4s1 units
Automotive News.
Construction Awards for the
week ending today totaled s216,-
100000, a gain of 1870 over the
$l82,177 900 in the previous week
and 90 above the like week of
1949-Engineering New-Record.
Inland Steel Co. in year ended
December 81 earned s25,013, TOT
or SSH share VS.. $38,606, ,899 or
1878 in 1948.
Chicago, r. I. g. Pacific in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
383, $3.50 or 1888 share VS.. $18,-
036,633 or 5000 in 194S.
N. Y, Chicago G. st. Louis in
year ended December 81 earned
$12.473,780 or s34.59 a share VS..
$l5.353,839 or s42.4S in 1948.
Nashville, Chat. g. st. Louis Rwy.
in year ended December 81 earned
$2,141 ,057 or 1886 share VS..
1,783.S57 or $6.97 in 1948.
Southern Railway in year ended
December 81 earned $l1,914,30s
or $6.87 share VS.. $19,248,06 or
$12.51 in 1948.
Falstaff Brewing Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned $4,932,-
900 or $2.74 a share VS.. $4,276, 600
or $2.37 in 1948.
Consumers Power Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $14,-
928,875 or $2.54 a share VS.. $14,-
061 ,618 or $2.66 in 1948.
Brooklyn Union Gas in year
ended December 81 earned $3, ,233,-
106 or $4.32 a share VS.. $903,512 or
$1.21 in 1948.
Kansas City Power & Light in
year ended December 81 earned
$4,501,714 or $5.45 a share VS..
| S4,413,536 or $5.47 in 1948.
Pennsylvania Power g. Light in
year ended December 81 earned
$9,487,776 or $2.13 a share VS..
$7,923,911 or $2.02 in 1948.
United Gas Improvement in
year ended December 81 earned
81, ,206,556 or $1.41 a share VS..
81, 1902 or $1.52 in 1948.
Savage Arms Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned 2,205,-
800 or 1929 share VS.. $1,910,64
or $2.85 in 1948.
Missouri Kansas Texas Lines in
year ended December 81 earned
$4,S70,000 VS.. $6,504 900 in l948.
Loew's Inc. in year ended Au-
gust 81 earned $6,744,761 or $1.31
a share VS.. $5,309, $50 or $1.o3 in
1948.
Keystone Steel g. Wire Co. in 6
months ended December 81 earned
$3,112.411 or $1.66 a share VS..
1,7S2.588 or 95 cents in 1948. /
American Agric. Chem. Co. in 6
months ended December 81 earned
$830,016 or $1.32 share VS..
$1,067.742 or $l.70 in 1948.
G. r. Kinney Co., Inc, in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
169,574 or $4.23 share VS.. ST.
326,877 or $5.01 in 1948.
Massey Harris Co., Ltd, in IL
months ended October 81 earned |
$l3.367. .416 or $9.71 a share VS..
$8,376,910 or $6.11 in 194S.
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd,
in 8 months ended December
earned 1,978,864 or $2.48 a share
VS.. $1,838,276 or $3.50 in 194s.