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Evening star., 1950-02-18

HotelEone Of the best best locations ai ora'iHl in
the city: avail: immed. For appt.,
MR.. KAHN. RE. 1876. -55
49l3 GA. AVE.-New, stainless steel
fr0nf a0 + recently Genn rewired resI ls,ft 'front.'
for house furnishings, gift shop
hardware. Phone RA. 1904. 0
NEW STORE; 3rd and Sheridan SITS
NV; 20x50; large show window.
Plenty OF parking space. RIA. 9605.
DOWNTOWN - Excellent location.
917 l1th st. NV. RA. 11O1 or DI.
iaoeiaa1ions aeiaaata, on Wilson boulevard,
st0RS es fasnest a1ass s5SSing With rets so
It. basement; modern aluminium and
limestone front, very latest lighting
and other features: hidden heat
DUCTS; 50-car parking lot with 2
nage and! within 5 minutes walk of
Lee Gardens and many other large
apartment developments; 3 other
new stores now occupied by Ar
nnngton, most modern restaurant a
apparel shop; four additional stores
to be built this spring, others being
planned; located in center of Ar
ungton once building area. and l
Siob Siofk from % Court House; prefer
haberdashery,, children's shop, wom-
ems, better shoes, book store, etc.
Apply at 2051 Wilson boulevard,
or call THOs. G. MAGRUDER CO,
Oh. 3lol; evenings, CH.~ 57s7.
1.I4 H ST. N.w.-21a story and
osmt., 13x75 it., good cond., 2-car
Carl G. RosiSskI c.. fis0 M, sa5G r.
1005 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-Large show
loading. Suitable any type business.
Minn: aye. and Bennings rd. ne,
approx. 500 So; ft.,>suitable colored
I'll ME !shs S6s5 s55 coMRf e. RES1TY e T9YSPsSt &C.,
0ioi ' MARIBo1Rio1 so1i 1'T; F1kE-sox5o,. M,s or
WIN subdivide to suit tenant; grow
ing area; excel. for rest, variety,
parRiar aRRfiere'If "a 1896 ssos65dHa6S or e. oss aDti
a715 GA. AyE.-A few doors above
Lacy's; ,20x30 with show window
and tiled floor. See MR.. BENTLEY,
37l7 Ga. ave, ia. s424. SH. 1857.
STORE TOE u in shopping center, AMMAN
aahs aais; Va, 26xs4 it.. $3.50 mo. ov.
LOCATED IN LG. APT. HOUSE-Busy
neighborhood. NV. section Approx
mately $500 SO. TT. of space. Very
desirable location for a lst class
drug store. Available for occupancy
in "a months. An attrac. lease
on q percentage basis with q
minimum monthly guarantee can
be arranged for a suitable tenant.
Box OCT Star. "a
1913 YOU ST. N.W.-store with
show window, 1sx60, suitable for
Variety or cleaner. Call Mr.. Hol-
land, H. G: sMITHY CO., Sl1 18th
st: NV. ST. 1900. 10
ARLINGTON. yA.-Situated on WELL
travelled Lee highway in a progress
sive shopping center. Contains $500
So; IT: with 4 show windows; suit
able for hardware, electrical appli-
ances or ready-t -to-wear shop. Call
Mr.; Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO,
WIS. AVE AND 34th-Located on
prominent triangle and contains
$50 SO. it. Suitable for delicatessen
Or drug nrv store; Cali M. Holland,
Evening star., 1950-02-18
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

t6SNISA TNST EN-
WILL EXCHANGE bungalow or du-
plex house in DeLand, Florida
GA mi. from Daytona Beach, for
small house or commercial prop. in
D; G. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC,
l41S II st. NV, DI. 9057; ewes,
WI 9474 is
WATER FRONT. 2-Fam. flat between
: streets. End block from Center of
st. Augustine, Fla: S15, 1000, easy
terms or will trade. Write to JOHN
F. KOLAR, Orlando, Fla 10
FOR SALE in Central Florida. Bar,
dining room, dance floor. Doing
l:sO0 or better weekly. Individ-
ual owned. For particulars write
H. E. YIELDER, Box 221, Nc
Intosh, Florida. 49,
SIX IMPROVED LOTS in a block
with citrus fruit. In Alabama
Grove Terrace, FIT Myers, Florida;
$3.50 per lot. CHAS W. NEWHALL,
Garrett Park, Md. 10
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PERFECT LOCATION

Eight min. to Pentagon or downtown;
2bedrm. semidet brick, full bsmt.,
unfin. attic, oil heat. newly redec.
inside and out; save com, buy di-
rect from owner; S11,500. Call
CHI. 1857. 10.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
SHOW PLACE

Northern Virginia estate; PSI acres;
lO-rm. Mt. Vernon home; 41a baths,
z flreplaces, 2 modern tenant houses;
$4,000 in cattle and equipment,
hundreds of dollars in white board
fencins; monthly milk check, approx.
$1,000. Really a pleasure to show.
BY appt, only. Other fine northern
Va. estates.
DILLON LAND co.
Falls Church, Va. FA. l2ha OR a114.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. 21 0P.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. 21 G1,--Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain IN
dollars. others in centO: l
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 3l5 per cent discount or 96.1sM
United States cents. of /. Of . cent. al
Europe: Great Britain (pound, S2.S0M.
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures,
2.S0h. unchanged: Great Britain 6O-day
futures, 2.s0A, unchanged: Great Britain
90-day futures, 2.S0ls, unchanged; Bel
gium franc). 1855. up .00b Of q cent:
France tfranel. ,2s% q cent, unchanged:
Qira). 1914 Of q cent. unchanged; Portus
gal tescudo) $50, unchanged; Sweden
(krona), 1887. UNCHANGED; Switzerland
tfranc) (free). 2295. unchanged. =
Latin America: Argentina dreel. 7.45,
unchanged; Brazil (free). $50. unchanged;
Mexico, 11.57, unchanged; Venezuela {boh-
var), 30.05, unchanged.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 17.45. un-
changed.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Business Briefs
LIST INCLUDES ONLY sELEcrED Issu,
Business Failures in the

Business Failures in the week
ended November Is increased to
ITO VS.. 135 in the previous week
and 1873 in the like week of 194o.-
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Crude Oil Production In the
week ended November 18 av-
eraged 5.817,050 barrels daily, a
drop Of 17.755 barrels from the
previous weeks adjusted total.
Class One Railroads operating
revenues in October were about
36.7% above those in September
Association of American Railroads.
Life Insurance Purchases in the
Nation in October totaled $2.57o
billion. a gain of 1870 over the like
month last year.-Life ms. Agency
Management Assn.
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.
asked ICC authority to issue $40
million Of first mortgage bonds.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
announced q 50-cent dividend on
the common. payable December
20. making the years total $3.50.
e. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
announced year-end dividend Of
|$2.25 on the common, payable De-
|cember IA, making the years pay
ments s5.35.
Mestas Machine Co. announced
an extra dividend Of 81 and a
quarterly Of 621a cents.
Crossley Motors, Inc. in year
ended July 81 had a net loss of
$846, ,686 compared with a net loss
of $1.030.309 in the previous year.
Hilton Hotels Corp. In 8 months
ended September 80 earned ST.
909. .904 or $184 share VS.. $2,-
1927 or $1.76 in 1s49 period.
Ohio Edison Co. in year ended
September 80 earned $14,400, ,439
or $298 a share VS.. $12,860. .473 or
$2.62 in 1949.
kimberly-Clark Corp. In year
ended October 81 earned $12,789,-
440 or $6.81 a share. Figures for
1949 are unavailable.
Montana Power Co. in year
ended October 81 earned $8,107.-
283 or $288 a share VS.. $6,985, 100
or $2.43 in 1949.
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co. in
year ended September 80 earned
$6,656.331 or $6.63 a share VS.
$3,757, 1926 or 1884 in 1949.
Zenith Radio Corp. in three
months ended October 81 earned
1924 .036 or $6.14 a share VS.
$895,581 or $1.82 in l949 period
Chicago Great Western Railway
in 10 months ended October 81
earned $2,575. .480 VS.. 81, 800 $50.
Southland Royalty Co. in nine
months ended September sc
earned 1924, ,708 or $2.64 a share
VS.. $2,207,007 or $2.58 in 194s
period.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 Up (UsDA).-salabl
hogs, $4,000, slow early; later fairly &C
tive. butchers steady to 10 cents higher
advance mostly on, weights over .23t
higher: snn top 1910 for around 100 cheis'
gao pounds 17.75-1s. 90; 240-280 pounds
l7.60-17.75; few lots. 280-300 pounds
17.50-1760; most good and choice sows
800 pounds and under. 16.75-17.26; 400
pounds. down to around 1900; gooe
clearance.
saiable cattle. 10000; salable calves
500; yearlings and choice steers steady
other steers slow. weak to 25 cents lower
heifers scarce. fully steady; cows steady tc
rs cents lower; bulls and vealers steads
to weak; good and choice light steers
3l.00-34.50; medium to Iow-eood steers
20 5.6O-30. so; good fed heifers, 30.00-32 so;
common to good beef cows. la.5O-235O;
ss,1 sannsr and cutter cows, 16: oo:1 o.25: me
to choice vealers, d. 00-32 90.
salable sheep. 1900: slaughter lambs
for choice wooled natives: good to choice
93-pound No. l skin shorn lambs. 29. 90;
bulk good to choice native wooled lambs.
29.0o-29.50; ewes strong. mostly 14.OO-
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Chicago Groin
SALES.

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 R.-pront- taking
sales disturbed soybean futures prices to.
day, Grains were of slightly. Influenced
by the setback in beans.
lower cottonseed sS oil prices M caused ' some ONE
early selling in the soybean pit. Announce
ment OF big Government purchases Of
soybean oil the week ended November II
had little effect on trading: =
November soybeans. and there were con.
siderable eyening-up operations In thi'
Near the end Of the first hour whea,
was UNCHANGED gssb to cent lower than tn
was M..s lower. pecemSer. 1904. ant snt
oats were Y lower to V higher, December
g5ss. .Soybeans were down 1h-2A cents
| November. 2.92A, and lard was to /:
| cents a hundred pounds lower, Decem
The Government announced 1t hat
bought more than 10 million pounds o
| soybean oil during the week ended No
yember II. to be exported to Austria
1t said these were the hrst Government
purchases Of soybean oil for export sine
This total is equal to more than .
| million bushels Of soybeans.
| Canadian wheat export trade was re
/ ported much better yesterday, with
total Of 1;s million bushels sonsigne'
4 to india. 500. 900 bushel. to the Unite
Belgium. Switzerland, Bolivia and Ecuador
mestic wheat export trade, although
Mexico Is expecting wheat some tim
Reports from the Southwestern winte
wheat belt indicate % need for more top
i soil moisture. None Is indicated in cur
rent forecasts.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Stock Prices Mixed,
with Changes Limited
To 50 Gents a Share
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The
stock market regained its balance
today after wobbling bit during
the morning.
Aside from a handful of issues
influenced by corporate develop.
ments, price changes were limited
to so cents a share for the most
part. Gains and losses hit g
fairly close balance.
News Of a $3.50 year-end extra
dividend for Republic Steel stock.
holders was evidently something
OF a disappointment. The price
showed a net gain of so cents al
$46.50 before the dividend an.
nouncement but this was quickly
changed to loss of around 81.
A 50-cent Chesapeake g. Ohio
dividend was also greeted with
considerable disappointment. The
stock dropped more than 50 a
share at one time from yesterdays
close of $34.75, the best price paid
this year.
Also lower were General Mo-
tors. Chrysler, Anaconda Copper
Dow Chemical. Santa Fe, Nickel
Plate and Standard Oil of New
Jersey.
Higher prices were paid on and
off for U. S. Steel, Montgomery
Ward. United Aircraft, Zenith
Radio. American Cyanamid, Du
Pont. Southern Railway, Erie
Baltimore & Ohio preferred and
U. S. Gypsum.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly. United States Governments
tended lower in over-the-counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by tn
United States Agriculture Department:
and boxes. o. S. Is, MARYLAND. Delicious
inches UP, 3.00-25: 2N inches up. 2..75
Yorks, 2h inches up, 200; n. 4, Colder
up, 800; Romes.. "a inches up. 1.75-2.00
3 inches up, 2:75; 2M inches up. 2.25-75
Yogks. 2h INCHES up. 225. few highsr. T..
size A. unwashed Pennsylvania Katahdins
100-pound sacks. 1.50-60; ordinary t,
fair. 60-75; 50-pound sacks. 1886, few
swe:t loSsaRa posasUss sacks ssSy aa stronger
waSea 9:n so and ,ar yTsR gnx
quality; ! ,o0-5o: nearby "a bushel ham
,.,,,.. Poultry ouotations. v
sesfsts so% osa ssas some
Pufilets: s5.ss. Hens: HEAVY Nsat type. S7-3S
few few best 1921; light type mostly, IS
eovies. $3.50. Geese. mostly 40. Tur-
.sSsI sc4s. hessS. 's:'tss ss; iss' sss
rlour-Receipts. aa.n T. SO MsEfes iSo-Dound sacks
ments none; stoeks 5soobaa ashe iushsls ihnR
mestic. $2.10h; November. 81. .16h; No.
Corn-Receipts. 2s9.271 bushels; ship
ments, 16o.s5o bushels; stocks, a,2s3,s72
Oats-Receipts. none; shipments. none;
STOCKS, 99,319 bushels.
none; stocks, 127,76p bushels
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
menss, none; stocks: stoShs: 74;19g g. bushels -.
shipments, none. stocks, 583.516 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market stronger; receipts mod
crate; demand moderate. Wholesale sell
ing prices: A large, 67-70; A mediums,
$3.50. A small. 4l-43; 3 large. 53-56;
sufficient to quote
Receipts- 467 cases; butter. 26-
347 pounds.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov 21 Q9.-Cotton losses
extended to about 81. so bale in fore
noon trading on further liquidation and
hedging. Prices then recovered part OF
covering. Switching operations BY pro.
fessional traders were fairly extensive.
The Census Bureau report placed gin
vember IA at 7,567,972 running bales
This indicated that about ~ per cent
Of the prospective crop had been ginned
to that. date. There were no imme.
damage to cotton in California due tc
recent crop survey indicated that
had been picked to midNovember.
Noon prices we're 95 to 1.30 bale
lower than the previous close. Decem-
ber, 43.75: March, 1920, and May, 42.69
Evening star., 1950-11-21

He W on tn c
Navy Cross In
World War II
and was direc-
tor of enlisted
personnel when
he retired from
the N w in
1948. He Is a
native of Nor
folk, Va.
Duro - T e S t
Corp. has ap-
pointed Theo-
dore A. Haish
executive engi-
naor in charge
Evening star., 1950-11-21

nounced by James E. Shelton o1
Los Angeles, president of the ABA
listed high Government officials
along with business and financia,
leaders as speakers.
Thomas B. McCabe, chairman
of the Federal Reserve Board, will
be among the officials who will
present the Government view
point. He will address the first
session. Robert c. TAFT, president
of Stromberg-C Carlson Co., and
DR.. E. L. Butz of Purdue Uni
versity are others scheduled SC
far.
Prominent bankers will take
part in a panel on the defense
program. They will include
George S. Moore. vice president,
National City Bank. as moderator;
Mark A. Brown, president, Harris
Trust g. Savings Bank, Chicago.
and Charles T. Fisher, jr., presi-
dent, National Bank of Detroit,
who is on leave from his bank
as administrator of real estate
credit controls for the Federal
Reserve System.
Hubert T. Bisselle. senior vice
president of the Riggs National
Bank and this years president of
the District Bankers Association,
will head a delegation of Wash
ington bankers at the conference.
Air Lines Dividend Voted.
The rearmament program is
providing a substantial stimulus
to air travel, commented President
E. v. Rickenbacker of Eastern Air
Lines yesterday in announcing the
declaration of a dividend Of Is
cents q common share.
The action marks resumption
of the company's annual 50-cent
dividend policy interrupted in
1947 by unsettled conditions, he
said.
The company's earnings in the
first nine months of this year
were 80 per cent above a year
earlier after adjustment to higher
income taxes. A good winter travel
season is anticipated.
Admiral Bell Appointed.
Rear Admiral Frederick j. Bell,
retired, has been named director
of human relations for Mccormick
& Co., Baltimore spice company.
Evening star., 1950-11-21

44CS4 la SAA1A 81
of defense procurement activities
with headquarters in Washington.
He was q major in the Army in
the last war.
Parke Wright III, sales manager
for National Airlines here for the
last two years, has been named
sales manager in New York.
Harnesses Tiny Breeze.
An instrument that harnesses a
tiny breeze to protect workers in
atomic energy laboratories is one
of 38 operating displays of new
automatic control devices unveiled
today at the Hotel Statler.
Some 1 900 technicians from this
area attended the one-day show
developed by Minneapolis Honey
well Regulator Co.
The exhibit. called the Parade
of Progress" featured colorful,
lighted displays demonstrating ac-
tual operating systems Of pneu-
matte, electric and electronic con-
trolls.
The new electronic instrument
was designed for the Acc. It
controls the flow of air over labor =
atory benches at velocities of 100
feet a minute. or about as fast as
smoke curls up from the end of a
cigarette.
Looking Into the Future.
Looking into the future, execu-
tives of Babson's Reports at the
annual clients conference here
yesterday at the Willard predicted
a major setback in the stock mar
ket in the next few months and
advised the building up of cash
reserves. The forecast was based
on a belief that 1851 will not bring
q third world conflict.
In answering clients questions,
however, executives said the mar
ket setback probably would prove
temporary and with strong infla-
tionary factors persisting, might
go well above present peaks later.
Asks Understanding of NPA.
The National Production Au-
thority, with powers affecting
two-thirds of the national econ
omy, faces q tough job and hope:
the average citizen will try to un.
derstand its purposes, declared
w. Howard Chase. special con-
sultant to Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer. in an address before th'
Sales Executive Club at the May
flower Hotel yesterday.
In view of the world situation
the NPA is forced to prepare fo
the worst. he said, and added tina
to do less would be foolhardy
Needs of the armed forces max,
it inevitable that some civilian
lines will suffer. 1t is a case O
simple arithmetic, he declared.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 R.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 24N
cents q pound, Connecticut Valley Lead,
cents a pound, East St. Louis. Tin, ST ISL
o pound. New York. At Pittsburgh, scrap
steel, No., / heavy, was quoted at "A
Endicott Johnson Corp. an
nounced election of Robert "
Norton, New York investment
broker, as a director.
Evening star., 1950-11-21
Odd-Lot DeuIinqs

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York Exchange for
November 20: 1894 purchases involving
sharse sHaae' invoIving s7sa nrnsrs ,ncnd,ns
2,199 shares sold short on IS orders.
Evening star., 1950-11-21

and the i'm
portant role
banks will play
in the overall
defense pro-
gram, will be
discussed at
t he National
Credit Confer
ence Of tn G
A m e r 1 ca n
Bankers AsSo-
citation at Chi
cago December
14-16.
A preliminary
Evening star., 1950-11-21
stock and Add

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day:
l1;O0 am. $50 700 lz:uu noon- 600 900
100 p.m. ! $50 600 400 p.m.- 900 600
fUnlt OF trading 10 shares. sIn panK::
under the Bankruptcy ACT or securities
assumed BY. such companies. Rates Of oivi.
dends In the foregoing table are snnual
or ssmiannual declaration. Unless Vtiser.
wise noted. .specisi or. extra dividends are
not ~ insiySdsd Y;nS. seo sd casa lia ~ aivasnd
stocf. dividend cssh Of Of ssock. eps:
clarsd Or pad 90 far this year. { Payable
dend date. 9 said last year. Declared
or PAID after stock dividend or 0piit-up
4 Declared 9y nsid this year. an sccumula::
this yea. dividend omitted. deferred Or no
action taken st last dividena mee.inf.
dating dividend. TPayabie il stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-11-21
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.)
Evening star., 1950-11-21

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| Am Export L Q
| IAm&FPw 81 Of
Am&FPw SO Of
Am Gas & El 3
Am HawaiiSS3 =
Am Hide&L he
AmHomePl goa
Am Init .54b
| AmInv Ill 1.60b
Am Loco I.10e-
/ Am Lncom Of z
Am M&Fdy so
Am M g. M We,
Am Metal La
Am Met Prod q
Am Molas 40
Am Nat Gs 100
lAmNewsCo1ha
Am Pol 7.29e
Am Rad&SS Ia
Am SAT Razor
Am Seating "a
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| Am Sm&Ref 4e
Am Snuff 2.40a
AmStlFdrS 2.40
Am Stores 2
Am Sug Ref IA
Am Sum Tob Q
Am Tel q Tel 8
Am Tobacco So
tam Tob pf O.
Am Viscose n
| AmWatWks go
| Am Woolen 1a--
| tam Wool pf =
| tAmWool prpf4
| Am Zinc he
| AnaconCop he
Anch H GI sob
AndersnClay 80
d-Prich Ia
A P w Prod -.
Armco Stl 2Ke.
| tArmcoStlpf4h I
Armour & Co
ArmstCk 2.45e-
Ashland Oil 2
AshldOil pf1. 20
AssoDry G l. 60
fAsSo G 2nd7
Atch T&SF 90
A 7 + Inc Ia
AtlCoast Line 4
Allan Rein 3b
tAtl Rein pfA4
| fAtl Ref pfB3Z
Atlas Corp 1.60
Atlas Pdr 1.S0h.
Autocar Co
Auto Canteen /.
Avco Mfg 60
BABBTTT 90
Bald Loco FOB
BALTIC & Ohio
B & o of 5e -
Bath II Wks ga
Bayuk Gig So
Beaunit M %e-
Beech Air 80
Beech Nut 100
Bendix Avia 3a-
Ben Ind L ! va
Ben In L Of 3A
Benguet NJ .07e
Best & Co q
Best Foods "a
Beth Stl Aloe
BigelowS 2.40a-
Black&Dek "a.
Blaw-Knox Ia.
Bliss e W l -
Boeing Air Be-
BohnAlum 1Ke-
fBon Ami A A.
Bond Strs Sc
Borden 1.60e--
Borg-Warner a
Boston & Me-
Branif Air.
Bridgpt Br Ne
Briggs Mfx Ss--
Hriees6sStra1s-
Brfstof-My l.60
Brklyn u Gs pa.
Brwn&Bigelw 1
Brown Sh 2.S0e
Buoy Erie 1.20e
Budd Co 1Ee--
Eudd Co pf 8
Bullard Co Ia
Bulova Watch 8
Burl Mills 2
tBurl Mills pf 4
BurlMls cvpf3h
Burr Ad M .S0a
Butler Bros
Butte Cop Soc
CAL PKG 2Ra-
Callahan Zinc
Cal & Hec soc
Campbll w 2lae.
CanDryGA.S0a-
Can Pac Ae
tCap Adm pf g.
Capital Airi
Carey Mfg 100
Caro- Pw&Lt p.
Carrier Corp l
carrier CD pf z
Case j I 80
caterpilTr 2Ne
Celanese 2.40
Cei0tpx Corn
Cen Fdy soc
Cen Ga Ry Of
CenHdG&E.56e
Cen Ill 1t $50
Cen RR N J A
Cen & SW 80
| Cerro de Pas.
| Cer-teed la
| Ches & Ohio 1e
| Chi Corp 80 -
| Chi & East Ill
Chi & E Ill A lie.
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Chrysler 9Ae--
tCin G&E 1.S0
CIT Finance A
tCity Inv 40
City Stores 1.20
Clark EQUIP 3a-
Clev Ell III 2.40
Climax Mo .40a
tClintn Eds 2.40
fClin Eds pf4h
Clopay Cp
Cluett-Peab q
Coco-Cola "A
IColgate-P-P "a
| Collins&Aik Ae
| Colo F&I l ha
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| Col Bird A 1.60-
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Evening star., 1950-11-21
ABA Credit Meetino
To Discuss Problems
OF Federal Financinu
By DonoId B. HudIey

Requirements of the United
States Government for financing
both war needs and the civilian
economy in the months ahead,
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Officers Renominated
By Northeast Council

The Northeast Council renom.
mated its present slate Of officer,
last night.
They are Ralph Donnelly, presi.
dent; Mrs. r. G. Sartwell, yict
president; Melba r. Harlowe. re.
cording secretary: Mrs. Edward
A. Kane, corresponding secretary
and Frank Harrison, treasurer.
Inspector c. II. Lutz of the Met.
ropolitan Police Department ex.
pressed his thanks for the as.
sociationS' unanimous stand ir
favor of the proposed 4o-houl
police week.
In two resolutions, the Council
protested the 10 per cent slash
in the Federal payment to the
District and asked for q 20 pei
cent increase.
The group moved to extend q
vote Of confidence to Harry Wen
der, chairman Of the District Rec
reation Board.
The meeting was held in No. Il
Police Precinct Station, 170C
Rhode Island avenue ne.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Walking Healthy, Cheap, Flanagan Of PUG Observes

Walking is healthy-and cheap
too.
This observation came from
James H. Flanagan, chairman OF
the Public Utilities Commission
last nights meeting Of the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens As
oociation.
Mr.. Flanagan was asked If the
higher rates being sought by the
Capital Transit Co. wouldn't en-
courage walking among their
patrons.
THAT may be one Of the
Evening star., 1950-05-05

troubles affecting the transit
company now-more people are
finding it healthier to walk" ths
PUG chairman replied.
In its business meeting the as.
sociation asked the Recreation
Department to provide proper
facilities for the playground al
Thirty y-ninth and Macomb street,
NV.
The meeting was held in thu
All Souls Church, Cathedral ave.
nue. and Woodley place NV.