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Evening star., 1951-11-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

equipped: sl,5ss; over 100 others
sank na1fa5s AUfo fof
1871 Bladensburg. Rd.. Ii. 3-8sO0.
PONTIAC 81 Catalina Spec. de luxe
"8'; HYDRA. r.. h., blue and ivory.
sssssfanf sssso oRsk 7RsfElsF u, s0se ss!ss a fiss
tom interior. beautiful Arctic sray.
This car has had the highest stand
Rf5sT ops Ssl!Rs %R GRly $685. $685.
your Chevrolet oidsmobile dealer
for over quarter of a century.
PONTIAC 1881 Chieftain 6-cyl. 4-dr.
sedan: / owner; practically no mile
age; r. and h, beautiful dark green
a new car: s2.l5O. Can arrange
trade and finance to your satlsfsc-
ton. CENTRAL MOTOR sALES,
1926 Conn. ave, WO. 3236.
RENAULT 1851 4-dr. sed.: low mile
age; excel cond.; Ss45. JE. 3-9S26.
sTUDEBAKER so Champ. Regal del
model: equip. with o. d.. Climatizer.
Gust seat covers. many other Access;
so5s s2S wis MCNEIL sEs Ext sTuRssA6IK 4Sss ZEE
sTuDEBAkER fHST; 1850 Champion Regal
4-dr. sedan; beautiful black cherry
finish. A one-owner car, very clean
inside i,sI aI,dr and out. .a IN liks1new e1nd,- \
R!:iS.S! qSia @ ) vi. sss ss: ill.,:
sTUDEBAKER 194a Champ. conv.:
excellent metallic green finish; has
sahse GOOD fes rsd aec iaa eD
B. BUTLER. INC, 1131 aist st.
NV. -DI. O11O Open Sat. and Sun.
TN g. weekdays till Q, Visit our
TERRAPLANE: 1887, running condi;;
ten ~ sss,ss as L; $50 After pm, sali
luxe 2-dr. sedan black: overdriye,
Climatizer. defroster; clean inside
and out and mech, very good.
bf. dIIo. Open Sat. and sun. Sun Til iii
9; g.. weekdays & days till o. Visit our in
STUDEBAKER 1a4s Champion Regal
Eas-s.ying overdriy.. ciimatizer,
@aaS toDs saer AZ BondsS se3d 1tEs
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. 1121 2lst
st. NV. D1. 0410. Open Sat. and
Sun. TN g; weekdays till 0. Visit
ISTUDEBAKER 1888 Commander q
condition. Sell for balance due,
S69.31 Cash or terms arranged.
WILLIAMS. r. I. ave. ne. at Goth st.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 conv. cpe.: satin
holstered. fully equip. with auto.
drive, r.. h., Wv. tires and safety
CAPITOL CApILLAc-oLDs CO,
INC: 1222 22nd st. NV. MA. 1900.
STUDEBAKER 194s Regal de luxe A.
ti2es tai9es Il + s.Tiees snd h co1H exHsrdrye sSaass
EpMoNDs MoToRs 1Pord1 wilson
bIyd. at N. jackson st., Arl., Va.
sTGDEBAKEK so Champion Regal
oss4srS s,gs SSuDs h ind hodsr e. oI
safety; imma eglate BLACK flnish:
TordJ sos1 n St. NV. Nj. MI o1s5. Tsi
STUDEBAKER 1899 Champion sedan;
BOWERS 5SSS l7a5 Eye st. NV. re.
sTUDEBAKER '4s Champ. de luxe; r.
SOS @ or best ofrer. 10. $3.50,
sTupEBAkaR 3 1iIsi 80 Champ sedan; s
81 .545. Hill nIiIos,' 4 SANDERS fS " wash's Td1'
oldest Ford dealer tNA. 9S50), 1114
vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SI.Is3. Over 100 others. So bank
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1851 Bla-
densburg Rd., LII. 3-Ss00.
PLYMOUTH 1910 special de luxe
dniosr di9o coupe Inoe BY pTiyass noo owner
car in excellent condition; S1.265,
Call Ex l4O0 day, or North 1898
PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe e-door; r. and
h.. seat covers; excel. throughout:
- lg5; guar. and terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3 3olo r. /. ave. ne. DE.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Concord 2-dr. Sc
dan: 1900 actual miles; light green
nnish; heater and defroster: 10000
taL,s mile or 9ne.year guarantee; win
ao5I M st. NV. Nj. cisb. ''
condition; $3.50. UN. Os63. 3
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr. Special de
Ss95. EDMoNDs MOTORS tPordJ,
Wilson blvd. at N. jackson. Arl. Va.
PONTIAC 81 station wagon; 8 cyl;
low miles; new warranty. $3.50.
LooD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 81 station wagon; 8 cyl, r.
and h., Hydra. low miles; new war
4sai connscticut. D Wo- s4o6' iiAe'
PONTIAC 1851 Catalina de luxe g.
CYL l owner; practically no mileage;
Hydra-Matic drive; r. and h., fully
equipped; q beautiful 2-tone black
and ivory finish with 2-tone cherry
match. Just like a new car inside
and out; s.,575. Can arrange trade
GENITAL MoToR SALES. AYE; 4sse
Conn; ave. Wo. 9236.
PONTIAC 46 streamliner sedan;
lent condition throughout This is
selected one-owner car, traded in
on, new Pontiac and has q 10000
mile or / yrs guarantee. Reduced
to Ss95: only 5000 down; 1s months
+ o pay PopiaD Open 4g eyen,nGs E3S. III o Coast.
Pontiac 6s:Licoi 40 4-dr. s.d.: r. and h.
Must sell 81 .450 or best offer.
p6srI.c ~ 7;slo7 TR. as2s II s. a@s
sauipped: si5sa. Over 100 othsrs, naH
cheaper at AUTO WHOLESALERS,
lI3l Bladensburg Rd,. Ii 3-SsO0.
PONTIAC 1947 4-dr.; in. 1851 palm
green; equipped as usal; this whiE
va q Idi Hiu k4fe you tnS Carelree
enjoyment you have been looking
SON fWA. 72O5). $500 BALTIC. ave
Hyattsville. Md. your Chevrolet
Oldsmobile dealer for over q quar-
ter of a century.
PONTIAC 1947 de luxe s-cyl. Sc
danette; T. and h; owner, very
low mileage: beautiful 2-tone eray
finish with 2-tone custom gray and
maroon interior. Not a b!emish on
this car inside or out; Sl,075. Can
arrange trade and finance to your
satisfaction. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES. 1925 Conn. ave. WO. 9236.
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Furniture Van

REQ 1947 truck G2-ft. body); kept
. in excellent condition at all times:
very low mileage; good tires; tip-top
mechanically: sacriice-no reason
able offer refused. May be seen any
Conn. ave. NV. or phone Mr.
MattheYs at Woodley 4244 for
further details
Evening star., 1951-11-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '4s eonv: r. and h.;
new tan top. beautiful forest green
clean throughout. excellent tires;
see this one; 81 ,14b: HILL &
sTUDEBAKER 40 comdr. cl. cpe.
with r. and h., signal directors. hill
holder. gas-saving overdrive: mist
green broadcloth alligator door pan
cling with blending headliner and
seat covers makes this an ultra
INTERIOR nnIy 4Ess 4Hs sq Hsy PFtsfa at
son. your cheVrolet- t-oidsmobiIe
dealer for over a quarter century,
$500 Bslto. ave. Hyattsville. Md,
wiEIYs ojEEp. 1e47; 4-uheel drive.
condition. good mud-grip tires; 60
ing At S495. JU. 7-9oso; ewes,
wILLYs 81 8 cyl; station wagon;
oyerdI.; 5000 mi; by OWNER
wiLhYs VI fIS sTarioN n riosP' WAGON. io4s Mlo in
good condition.; radio and heater;
oyerdrivs;. S595 cash. TO. 1921
FORD '5O-. $1,295
Tudor sedan; completely equipped ard
carrying the famous Chernerized Car
guarantee
CHERNER
Ford Dealers
1711 Florida Ave. NV. no. 5o05
DODGE '46 .--- $685.
An extra clean coupe: equipped and
carrying the famous CherneriZed Car
guarantee
CHERNER
Ford Dealers
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO. 50n5
PONTIAC '48 - S1,O95
Station wagon: completely equipoc d
and carrying the famous Chernerlzed d
Car guarantee.
CHERNER
Ford Dealers
III Florida Ave. NV HO. 5nO5
DODGE '48 -- S1,195
Club coupe. completely equipped and
carrying the famous Chernerized Car
guarantee
CHERNER
Ford Dealers
1711 Florida Ave. NV. HO 5000
Evening star., 1951-11-07
De; $3.50 or best offer.
lsp. Good tires. CO.

FORD 80 coupe; $3.50 or best offer.
EXCELLENT transp. Good tires. CO.
FORD 1s4s Custom "s" rordor;
cGuipped: ~ 81 ,fss' Ssefst H1LE f00a & s;aeS. sAN..
DERS, Wash's oldest Ford dealer,
tNA. $500. 1ll4 Vermont ave-,
FORD 1947 Tudor; equipped; . real
inside and out; Ss95. HILL L. SAN
DERS. Wash's oldest Ford dealer
rnsh MA; 9s5W. 'as0. Lila Vermont ave. NV
fsea saSk aooRs fo9@ss tfo4as snls s wilson fss
blvd; at N. Jackson. Arl.. Va. CH
FORD as club coupe: equipped. s4s3
Over 100 others. 5cs bank financing
wnor Tine ca ears ), Eps are chesper at AUTO
FORD 40 Fordor Custom; equipped
with r. and h., lustrous blk. finish
with broadcloth door paneling, Gus.
tom blending seat covers; this cal
T1NaNegoLsoN Tay feREe LsssSase $k II ls7 75ds dHS
Your Chevrolet: :oldsmobile disiE''; dealer Ia
FORD 80 Tudor IS hip; clean; Just
passed 81 D. c.. Inspection.
sincere value; only S129. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON. your Chevrolet-Olds.
mobile dealer for over a quarter oil
a century. $500 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts-
vile. Md. WA. 1905.
FORD 40 club coupe; equipped. $4s3
Over 100 others. SO bank financing
Fine cars are cheaper at AUTO
MHHoLEsALEas, Hd FL AissoS, 1871 Bladensours
FORD I946 suner dc mxe sedan:
sacrifice: dealers cost. S685, terms
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne
FORD 40 Custom club coupe; r. and
h., seat covers. side mirrors; excel
led ized; Isl si.1s5. A sEa PAsKWAY nlSH H9ofel sFord1
305l M st. NV. MI. O1S5.
FORD 40 Custom Tudor sedan: r.
and h.. white-wall tires, seat COW
ers; very low mileage; winterized;
$l.195. PARKWAY tFord). 3O51 M
st. NV MI. 01s5.
FORD 80 Custom Tudor sedan: r
and h., white-wall tires, seat COW
ers: less than $4,000 actual miles;
immaculate black finish; 10000
mile saI. Or oneoyear soy EIarantse; win
FORD Y Is T. station nM M; wagon. Ea sS' This fin.
utility car is in top mechanica
condition. Attractive Burgundy IN.
ish. It's fully equipped and Is q re.
markable value at S9gs. JUSTINE.
NICHOLSON, your Chevrolet. .Olds.
q century. $500 BALTIC. ave, Hyatts.
vile, Nd, WA, 7205,
Evening star., 1951-11-07

DODGE l94S la-ton pickup. Heater.
very low mileage. Looks and runs
Ike new. Only ST95, full price.
Cash or terms arranged. WILL
LIAMS, r l. ave ne. at goth ST.
Evening star., 1951-11-07
TRUCKS FOR SALE

ceptional condition: s4a5. HILL &
sANDERss S,y Wash,s nsl6i Oldest Ford
oahShGLtT s4s aAEHASs lstS zgFo s13Fe RssP RlsksP
Frazer. N Jne2; ;.tsh both sides 7th and
MzSRaTzN astG aTo tVn Pass ssss
1neo, NSo both sides 18th and R NV
po6GE ie4s t,a-ton truck: radio and
heater: may 5e seen at s07 Eye st.
gers; sood condition; suitable for
church. school or other groupS: eco
nomical to operate, to 10 miles to
the gallon. Maybe easily converted
.nd n9 eusi sueb car m.ybe N Place o tTss5
For sale Very reas. Gail Ex. 1851
sRoeskklWAY ~ als-ten stake BODY;
WAY TRUCKS. Factory Branch.
410s Baltimore ave. %
DODGE l94s la-ton pickup: Heater.
ike new. Only s795, full price,
Cash or terms arranged g 9o.n VII
DIAMOND 1871 c-ton stake body.
AS is. $40 RE. 326l. -
sTUDEBAKER l947 ,,a-ton pickup;
sd ssss ssFy lee Lee f9nq 81 BE fIfs fGHe Se
1121 o1st ST. NV. DI. 01l0. Open
sat. and Sun. till s, weekdays till
8. Visit our inside showroom.
grUDEBAKER as dump. perfect
mechanical condition good body
with hoist. S59o: HILL. & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. (NA-
$500. lila Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 80 FL panel; black; s-eylin-
der; perfect condition; S945; HILL
4 SANDERS. oynGl Wash.'s Oldest ST. Ford or5
FORD as FL. panel; so-day guar
Wash.s Oldest Ford Dealer. (NA
caETRoiEr4 asSS i14 rs ysFPsps pspee ave s.a dual
wheels; heater; eopd.; auxiliary seat;
SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. tNA. $500. lila Vermont
CHEyRoLET 1s47 sedan delivery;
ton; very clean inside and out:
S!oseJi'sd SFots5 s651 NJ sss5 nv Nj 5ARk%AY e1sy
FORD .194S 1a-ton panel: low mile
hSS, CArk IeQ LniSn. e3Ceuent tIIeS
and motor, guarantee inspection;
wlnterized; SS95. PARKWAY (Ford).
3051 NJ st. NV. MI. 01S5.
FORD 1948 la-ton pickup; new paint,
motor and tires in very good condi-
@ ss5 vfIy yRswaYi s!Saa inSss Ford "i9se5iaea so5l
st. NV. MI. O1S5.
FORD 1916 Ia tons: van, completely
repaintee; interior in like-new con-
dition; susrantes INSPECTION; win
FORD 1851 rs; s-yard s!; SioS body. 81
speed axle; this truck used very
little; vinterized: cost $3.50: our
price. S5 495. PARKWAY Ford),
3051 NJ st. NV MI olS5
FORD 1947 dump body hoist, cab,
tires, motor and interior way above
average; winterlzed, S995. PARK
WAY tFordl, 3051 NJ st. NV. MI,
WILLYS 194S panel delivery: rugged
economical unit: excellent mechan-
ical condition; ready to go to work;
$495. JU. 7-90s0; ewes. GE. o477.
CHEVROLET 1850 1la-ton pickup;
oM45. M KfRk MoToR 0eS CO. 1000 1000 Ga Ga. |
ave. NV. ia. $500. 5
CHEVROLET 1851 half-ton pickup;
practically no mileage, de luxe cab. |
beautiful dark blue finish, not a
hlemish on this truck inside or out,
range trade and finance to your
satisfaction. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES, 43o6 Conn WO a236
Evening star., 1951-11-07

tor: new varnish Job and good tires;
| 1850: call orig. owner. WINSTON,
Evening star., 1951-11-07

FORD 1919 Custom "S" Fordor;
clean clean; seat covers; good tires;
DERS, Wash's oldest Ford dealer,
tNA. 9S50). 1114 Vermont ave,
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Government Raises
Supports on Tobacco
By fhe Associated Press

The Agriculture Department an
nounced today it will support
grower prices of 1851 crop tobacco
at higher rates than for last years
crop
The support Of prices for most
types is required by law.
The average minimum 1857 sup
port rates. compared with the
average 1850 rates. by types:
Flue-cured types lila, SOL
cents for 1851 compared with As
cents pound for 1850.
Burley, type 81, 49.4 and 45.7
cents; fire cured, types 21-23. 81
and 34.3 cents: dark. air-cured
types. 1886, 32.9 and 30.5 cents;
Virginia sun cured. type 81. 32.e
and 30.5 cents; Miami Valley
(Ohio) filler, types 42-44, 26.1 and
.23.6 cents.
Connecticut Valley broadleaf
binder. type 81, $40 and 49 cents;
Connecticut Valley Havana seed
binder. type So, $50 and 49.5 cents;
New York and Pennsylvania Ha-
vana seed binder, type SO. 27.8 and
|25.5 cents; Southern Wisconsin
binder, type 81, 27 and 24.1 cents
and Northern Wisconsin binder,
type SIS. 1873 and 80 cents.
Rates for Puerto Rican type 46
tobacco, which averaged 20 cents
for the 1850 crop, will be an
Inounced later.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
BuIIish Stock Market
Sees Some Issues Gain
As High as S2a Share
By The Associated Press

NEW YORK. April ia bull
ish feeling spread through the
stock market today and sent prices
upward in active trading.
Gains ran up to around So a
share, and almost every group
joined in the forward push. Losses
and they were infrequent-
came to about $L.25 at the most.
Leadership on the rise returned
to rails. motors and steels. But
the oils stood out for gains.
Best In activity were New York
Central, Southern Pacific, Bethle-
hem Steel. Chrysler, and Standard
Oil Of New Jersey.
Oils yesterday showed surpris-
ing strength with So gains almost
the rule among them. Today the
gains were almost as good.
Airlines were active, too, but
they added only a few cents. Other
areas doing well were rubbers
chemicals, and a few aircrafts.,
California Packing jumped ur
AZ to 681a at the opening and
held doggedly to the gain afte.
an announcement of a So extra
and a proposal for a 100 per cent
common stock dividend.
International Telephone, which
reported the best year in 1856
since 1929. stood we'll ahead of
others in its group. Libby, Nc
Neill & Libby was up on a spe-
cial dividend of 80 cents, the first
since a special of Is cents was
paid in May Of 1948.
The radio -television group was
quite backward.
Higher prices were paid for
Santa Fe, Cities Service, Texcs
Co.. Studebaker, Anaconda Cop
per. McIntyre-Porcupine, United
Air Lines, Douglas Aircraft, Dow
Chemical. Du Pont, WESTINGHOUSE
Electric. and National Distillers
The bond market was quiet
and mixed.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April 13 R.-Weather and
or soR1 to provide back
The weather was wet in the feed grain
1ttsrriittory tsrritor and cold in the winter wheat
TsrFitGTs IaF Tsnts1 and neither condition was what
Ibuildup Of, Red China's air force feT prior to
the launching of q spring offensive in
Wheat near the. end Of the first hour
corn corr was was az higher. May, I.s3A. and
Sssns were anahshsea ahshss MAY
September. 1854. and lard was ? htohgE; to X
gents hundred pounds higher, May,
Temperatures below freezing were re-
Gcrden City, Kans,. and at Hastings, nea
INebr; Nebr;. 81. All ,r throughout the Kansss-
down much lower than desiraSie si eei at this rs
time OF year traders sid.
At the moment wheat needs warm
grain men and this. is particularly true
TINS year in view Of the damage which
mas , neen caused by insects.
production IN February was i6 Der cent
i rusry. 1850: It was. the second lowest
said there has been a little pickup in fsonS
business this week. The Army was said
to want -four
last year throughout the central terri
tory. Grain men cautioned that oats can
be PVT into the ground quickly when, as
and II the wea ther should ever turn clear
Meanwhile. oats were being bought
The international news did not seem
to have changed much since Yesterday
Korean War oppes red very dim to traders
An all-out offensive BY Red China backed
this time by air power. was being awaited
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Exchange 10 Continue
Saturday Sessions
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. April 13.-The
New York Stock Exchange has
adopted a business as usual
policy in deciding to remain open
on Saturdays except during the
four summer months.
The Board of Governors voted
mot to make any change at this
time in the policy of the ex-
change" in conducting the usual
two-hour Saturday sessions ex-
cept in the months of June
through September.
A poll of the entire membership
guided the governors in their de-
cision. Votes of 1908 members
showed 447 members who pro-
duced So per cent of the nom
member commission business done
on the exchange favored con-
tinuation of the present policy
while 65l members who produced
AZ per cent of the business IA
vored closing on Saturdays all
year.
The board observed that "Over
the last II years the volume of
business done by the public with
member firms on Saturday morn
lngs has exceeded the average
hourly volume of business on
other days"
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Credit Restriction Blamed
For FalI-0f in TeIevision
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, April 13.-Admiral
Corp. says Federal Credit Regula-
ton w has KILLED sales above the
$3.50 level" of television receivers.
Ross D. Siragusa, Admiral presi-
dent. told stockholders at the an
nual meeting yesterday the great
est problem faced by the TV in
dustry is the immediate release of
Federal credit restrictions.
He noted the first two months
this year held up we'll in sales, but
that definite slump in the COM
pany's television sales" started
March !. In addition to the credit
regulation. there were other deter
rents to sales of TV sets in a 10
per cent excise tax imposed No.
vember l, higher prices caused by
higher wage and material costs,
and confusion over color television
Radios, low-priced television
sets. refrigerators and ranges con-
tinue to sell we'll. Mr.. Siragusa
added, but said it was too early to
make predictions for the year.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April 13 Up (UsDA).-sal.
able hogs, 5000; slow, steady to weak or
butchers up to around go pounds; heav-
Ter M weights dull and unevenly steady tc
20 GENTS lower; sows steady; top, II 80
Tor Few loads choice 300-230 pound; most
good and choice, 10000 pounds, 2l .25-
Il 30; 27o-aoO pounds, 2o65-31.25; sev-
eTai loads and lots. 31O-375 pounds
9;25-20, so: small lots, 15O-1S0 pound
llsnts, 19.00-2l 90; most sows $50 pounds
and under. 1S.G5-20.O0; 45O-60O pounds,
II .50-1S.75: good clearance.
Salable cattle, 1000; salable calves.
zoo; ch2ice steers fully steady; kinds grad
Ing good and below along with comparable
helIers barely steady; cows steady to 80
cents lower; bulls 50 cents or more lower
yealers steady; several loads choice steers.
;f6; ;00-39 90; two loads 1,4S0 pounds Da-
kotas. $500; most commercial and goot
steers, 32 :6O-35.00; few loads good heifers
az and mixed steers and heifers, 81 00-35. 90;
utility and commercial cows, 24.25-29. 90;
most Gamers and cutters 20.0O-24 90:
utility and commercial bulls, 2s.oO-32. 90;
good to prime vealers. 34.0O-39. 90; Gull tc
commercial. 24.00-33. 90.
- salable sbaiae Sheep 500 three loads good
lambs $3.50 to shippers. steady; other
classes in negligible supply; good to choice
wooled offerings absent.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
nam Head Accuses Labor
OF ScuttIing Law in Crisis
By the Associuted Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 13.-
The president of the National AS
sociation of Manufacturers yes
terday accused the Nations top
labor union leaders of a bare
faced, Un-American attempt" to
use the current emergency to
scuttle the Labor Relations Act
of 1947.
William H. Rufin said the
United Labor Policy Committee.
composed of leaders of organized
labor, was trying to circumvent
the l947 law by demanding a
Wage Sterilization Board author.
lied to deal with all types of in
dustrial disputes.
Mr.. Ruffln spoke at a luncheon
sponsored by the Manufacturers
Association of Syracuse.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Foreign EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April 10 0P.-Foreign ex-
HnanRe drs .i rates follow {Great Britain in dol
Canadian dollar in New York omen
market, 5.is per. cent discount or "a .43M
IU. S cents unchanged -
unchanged; 30-day futures, 2.SOM. un.
changed; 60-day futures. 2.SOss. un-
changed; 90-Eay futures. 2SO1s, up !. of
changed; France (francJ, :5sss Of a cent an-
unchanged; Holland (guilder), 26.27, un-
changed; Italy Qira)., .16A Of a cent,
unchanged; Portugal (escudo), $50, un.
|changed: Sweden (krona). 1897. un-
changed; Switzerland 0ranc) (free). 1914,
Latin America-Argentina (free). 7.25.
unchanged; Brazil (free), $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico. II 81 unchanged; Venezuela (boii.
varl. 30.03, unchanged
Far East-Hona Kong dollar. 1880.
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Deposits, Loans Up,
Banks Cut Holdings Of
u. 5. Bills and Notes
By DonoId B. Hodley

Demand deposits of IA reserve
member banks in Washington
jumped 15,021 900 in the week
ended April 4, while outstanding
loans increased $5,316,000 to a
new all-time peak, the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond dis
closed today. Investments of the
banks were reduced $10,919, 900
in the week.
Demand deposits on April 4
totaled $842.556.OO0, an increase
of $72.918,000 from the like 1850
date. Loans of $313,9o9, 900 were
$57,72 900 above a year earlier,
while investments of $495, Isl 900
were $9,591 900 below the like
1850 date.
Included in the loans were $140,-
$4,000 of business loans, up $2,-
$4,000 for the week and $34, ,549,-
600 above year earlier. Also
$72.585. 900 of other loans, mostly
consumer loans, up $2,190,O0O for
the week and $15,888, 900 above
a year earlier.
Real Estate Loans Dip.
Real estate loans of 95,619, 900
were down $619,000 for the week,
but $5,310,000 above 1850. Brokers
loans of $3,533,000 were $1,120, 900
above week earlier and 81, ,799, 900
ahead of 1850.
The weeks drop in investments
came mostly from a $6,445, 900 de-
cline in Treasury bills and a So
499, 900 decrease in Treasury notes.
Government bond holdings were
down $4,000, while other securi-
ties decreased 1861 900
Time deposits of $183,959, 900
were up SPOT 900 for the week and
$4,782,000 ahead of a year earlier.
Debts to demand deposits totaled
$3.50, ,331 900 in the week, a rise of
15.9 per cent from the previous
week and 274 per cent above the
like 1850 week.
Association 10 Years Old.
Tomorrow will mark the 10th
anniversary of the founding of
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