davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s Up, ,u1sDA).-sal-
able hogs, 5000; slow early, later trade
active; butchers, $3.50 cents lower; sows.
largely 25. cents lower; bulk choice 1sO-
S0-pound butchers, 20.25-2O.35: very linn
tied, 4o-2oi5o: latter price ,or short
scattered sales 15O-1S0 pounds, 1900.
20.25; choice sows, 400 pounds and down.
l8.00-19. so: most 400-50O pounds, 1925
1925; odd heavies weighing up to around
900, pounds. as low as 1925; clearance
salable cattle, $1,000; salable calves.
400; slaughter steers and heifers scarce.
active, strong to 25 cents higher;. COWS
and bulls slow, weak to. 80 cents lower;
vealers steady most choice steers, 81. so.
$500; few loads choice to prime. 1925.
1925; utility s40-pound grassers, 26.75;
good to high-choice heifers, 81 .5O-38.73:
high-utility and commercial cows, 1900.
39 90; bulk canneI to utility COWS; 1880.
commercial TO prime vealers. 81. .SJ-3s. 90,
salable sheep, I,500; generally slow.
60 gSood ID top Iime ne slaughter lambs. 81 90:
to low-prime No. l skin-fed lambs, 80. 90.
81 so; slaughter ewes. 13.O0-14.5O mostly.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Stock Market Prices
Drift IndecisiyeIy;
Most Changes Small
BY the Assoeia.ed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Trading
was quiet today In the stock mar
ket as the list drifted about with
indecision.
Losses ran a little past point
at the most. At the same time
there were strong spots going to
between 3 and 4 points at the ex-
IRENE.
Commercial Solvents was higher
after the company announced it
was ready to market it's new peni-
cillin development which doesn't
produce unfavorable side reactions
experienced by some patients
from the drug.
Aluminium Ltd. stepped ahead.
First Boston Corp. announced it
intended to offer today about
|95, 900 shares of common subject
to market conditions.
American Zinc common and
preferred both hits new highs. The
preferred was up as much as S
points on top Of its climb yester-
day of 9A. Also strong at new
highs were Texas Pacific Land
Trust and Amerada Petroleum.
Downside stocks included Coca
Cola, Texas Gulf Sulphur, Rohm
& Haas. United Air Lines, Kenne-
colt Copper. American Cyanamid,
Du Pont. American Can, Bethle-
hem Steel, Goodyear, and Doug
las Aircraft.
Irregularly lower prices were
paid for corporate bonds. Gov
ernments in the over the counter
market were slightly lower.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

CHICAGO. Oct. 18 .G1.-Wheat and
corn futures started lower today and
then moved upward Soybeans were strong
from the. start and this impaired some
soybeans were helped sy the rainy.
with more rain predicted. This will de-
lay soybean harvesting.
Some export buying Of wheat by Gefs
many Is expected today.
Near end Of the first hour. wheat was
vss ssn' up higasr to ssns psss@ber
December. s9zs. soybeans were ahead
IL to pa cents: November. S2.96; and
lard was 5 cents hundred pounds
higher to Is cents lower. October. S16.75.
Offerings Of corn and soy5eans beans, from @
farmers holding policy. Corn receipts
today were 1853 cars and soybeans lO4
The weather was rainy. cloudy, or
cold throughout most Of the Midwest.
with more rain prediessd IN for the soy.
southern Illinois and Indiana.
There have been huge sales Of family
! flour during the last few days. Trade
sources placed the total as htgE as
4 1,750,000 sacks. However. it. ap-
peared demand may be about satisfied;
about 10 days eoyerage to distributors.
Southern hemisphere crop prospects
continued poor and this has been aid
! ing bullish sentiment in wheat. Broom
hall, British authority. said the Austria
liam wheat crop in the important pro.
seriously reduced acreage.
/ The Argentine drought IN Cordoba and
parts of Santa-Fe continues.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

signed as general counsel for
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.
to accept his present post in
February, 1947. He has been &C
tive in the insurance field here for
more than 20 years.
A native of New York. he was
educated at Lafayette College and
later received his law degree at
Georgetown University. He joined
Acacia's staff while studying at
Georgetown. He is member of
the District and American Bar AS
sociationS, American Life Conven-
ton, District Life Underwriters
Association, - the - Washington
Board of Trade and other organi-
cations.
The award was presented by H.
Chochran Fisher. chairman OF the
associations award committee and
general agent for the Aetna Life
Insurance Co. here.
Certificates Presented.
Mitchell M. Rosser of the Boston
Agency of Phoenix Mutual ad-
dressed the association on oppor-
tunities in the life insurance field.
Chester Jones of Massachusetts,
Mutual Life, this years association
president, presided at the first
meeting Of the season.
Another feature was the pre-
sentation of Purdue University
certificates to John Wells of Lib
erty Life and Robert E. Hates of
Fidelity Mutual Life by w. Elwood
Baker, chairman of the education
committee. H. Lawrence Choate,
presented treasured Chartered
Life Underwater designations to
Edgar Hicks of Equitable Life AS
surance Society, I. j. Kline Of
Connecticut Mutual and William
r. Tooker of Berkshire Life.
Charles F. Suter of Berkshire
Life, chairman of the Life Under
writer's Training Council Com
mittee, presented LUTC certificates
for completion Of two-year
course to Victor E. Brandrup. r.
L. Brumback, George T. Duvall,
Francis X. Gulli, G. Edward Hack
ing, Carlton E. Hickman, Water
C. Hughes, jr.: Harvey M. Lender
man and Henry Murphy.
He also presented cards showing
completion of either the first or
second year to 40 others and an
nounced that Victor Brandrup of
American National Life had been
elected president of the LUTC
Alumni Association. George Du-
vail of Sun Life has been elected
secretary.
.- Eric Johnston to Speak.
Eric Johnston. director of the
Office of Economic Sterilization,
who has just returned from Eu-
rope, is expected to discuss con-
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities in the week ended October
II totaled $15.380. .858. 900 VS.. $14,-
856 1851 900 in the previous week
and $l5,430.837 900 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended October
10 totaled $20.314. .000, 900. up $143
million from the previous week
land up $4.224 100000 from the
like week a year ago.-Federal
Reserve Board.
Manufacturers Net Profits after
taxes in the second quarter to-
tailed $3.l billion compared with
1898 billion in the previous quar-
ter and $3.2 billion in the 1850
second quarter.-FTC and SEC.
Natural Gas Marketed in 1850
totaled 6,282 .060 million cubic feet
VS.. 6,026.40 million in 1949.-Bu-
reau Of Mines.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended October 13 aver
aged 6.329,150 barrels daily VS..
i5,851, ,750 in the like week year
lago.-American Petroleum Insti-
ltute.
Life Insurance Purchases over
the Nation in September totaled
81 ,946. 600. 600. down 21T from
September. 1950.-Life Insurance
Agency Management Association.
Kroger Co. sales in weeks
ended October 6 totaled $78,566,-
1873, up 16.9% from 1850; 40
weeks ended October s $760,755,-
1878. up 1872 from 1850.
National Tea Co. sales in 4
weeks ended October 6 totaled
I$26,9l5,357, up $50 from 1850;
flor 40 weeks ended October 81
$273,587,l40. up 17.1% from 1850.
Owens Illinois Glass in year
ended September 30 earned $21,-I
682 1858 or $7.09 a share VS.. $23,-
606.563 or $7.72 in 1850.
Consumers Powers Co. In year
ended September 80 earned S19,-I
338.247 or S2.84 a share VS.. ST.
674,933 or $3.50 in 1850.
Ohio Edison Co. and subs. in
year ended September 80 earned
$13,951,702 or $2.76 a share VS..
$13,832,273 or $3.13 in 1850.
Mountain States T. & T. in
year ended September 30 earned
$7,624 ,204 or $6.48 share VS..
STOOL ,262 or $701 in 1850.
National Automatic Fibres inI
year ended September 80 earned
$3.421,357 or $3.43 a share VS..
$3,350.562 or 1896 in 1850.
Pennsylvania Power Co. in year
ended September 80 earned ST.
708,761 VS.. $1,607 $50 in 1850.
Nedick's Inc. announced cleo
tion of Walter S. Mack, Jr. as
president.
Other earnings included:
For Nine Months Ended September 40 |
Evening star., 1951-10-18
FOREIGN Exchange

change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others In cents): Canadian dollar
in New York open market Az per cent
discount or 95.12h U. 8. cents. up is
Europe: Great Britain (pound) S2.79H.
|off "a Of o cent; Great Britain 30-day
fSsssss Srss ssSy sS future. " G. 7s 81 Il
cent; Great Britain 9O-day futures 2.7l "
up IL Of . cent; Belgium francl. 1.9SM,
UNCHANGED; France (frane) :2s% of cent,
changed; italy (lira) .16H Of cent,
unchanged; Portugal tescudo) BAT. un-
chhangsd feane Iee
up .01 Of cent.
Latin America: Argentina freel 7.12.
unchanged Brazil Qree) $50. unchanged;
Mexico 11.58. unchanged; Venezuela
(bolivar) 1908 unchanged.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880. un-
changed,
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Produce Markets

BALTIMORE quotations supplied by th'
niss s.IsS As5snsase sgs
baskets and boxes. U. S. No: i. MARYLAND
Dsns Dssi0us neh a,neh ap up 7'9 psn5sys. s,sy
up, 2.a5; 2h-inch up. 10000 Grimes
isn sondon on Hon. sS,9s cents MalS
aaa ssses sayP5sn' Peansslsana W. fancy
pound mesh sacks 10 master containers
Grimes, ~ cents. Bulk per bushel vari
Gus varieties unclasssified, MARYLAND ans
size A. unwashed. Pennsylvania. 100
pound sacks Katahdins. .3.15-25; fail
S,s.I quality q: ,S75cae; So,pound sa sacks. Cob
Sweet potatoss-About steady: bushe
siniaa; deldsns; washed best. 10000; iaii
-. Beans and Beets.
snap Beans-About steady; Maryland
bgssel bushe, hhsmpers. baskets and sacks, pei
quality sosss; M lender e ssnsaas sreens i9Sa s9Go
s;25: Delaware. bushel hampers. vaien-
spss., snss far bamnssrs snaii1y vrsnis
s.So-s 90; poorer. sa IS. 'e" 0es''
hampess hms Res 5e1ssS say s1sn. ogshsl
Beets-Nearby and Pennsylvania. per
da ssR S..s:s sss Nsy sss:sy sss Yssk s.
800; Pennipyiv;ania' pnv;.nI ols.::, lss: :,,s s55.
sy daefs sSous SWSeads Weafssr qssys
hens hens and fryers carried. Trading SLOW slow.
sss' sasy sens s fssssfs sssS ivps nSa5a: sss
mostly 27-2S; light t;pe mostly 20; DUCKS
mas light; toms, IS pounds and up.
Livestock Markets.
lent lo loads ,slaughter steers and 90
on slaughter steers and fairly active on
b ea se saes Se sco ye5s s ST Choice COWS .uS and
ter steers. 34.00-35. rs; load mostly hish
choice cn l,273-pound averages 1925; few
ans sS0d cows: sa? s5ss
s;90-2$: 90; odd commercial sausage
eaers eS n.' sma lot sSoSs shoss 4s9 81
542-pound stocker steers and calves,
39, ,oo-4o09. package choice 942-pound
feod stossers steers ana most MEDIUM
INJURY s'F for fsnfIa oSoies stesay sn
Read prs Ea ysrs yss fey g iua II. h run rum nod. oda
sGSa g soda 90 edd 'Sm cum
and utility sales ranged 1S.0O-27.00
start barrows and gifts mostly rs cents
lower than Wednesday, .sows 25 cents off,
choice no 230-pound barrows and gifts,
n .09-50, the top; 240-260 pounds. 20.75-
II 90; 260-300 pounds, 19.50-20.75; over
$50 pounds. 1880 down; l20-140 pounds,
1S2b-75; 140-160 pounds, 1g75-2O5
soWs under 400 pounds 1S.25-75; 400
45o pounds. 1725-75; over $50 pounds.
Sheer 100. Not enough sold to establish
a trading basis.
Flonr-Receipts none
shipments D. 800 bushels; stocks. Dssass S,ssss:
ss 6ssoSs4 sin'sr Sss sS'isks HS
corn-Receipts. 1926 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, 1852, ,976 bushels
Oats-Receipts, none; shipments, none;
stocks, "a, 309 bushels,
Barley-Receipts. none: 81 ipments, 625
oufRnsls; seocks scsin,. 4733s bushels .,.. ,,,.
mssIts sdsis none; stocks stocks 3Ia;s7s bushels,
none: stocks, none.
ADMINISTRATORS. none.
Butter and EGGS.
Eggs-Market steady. receipts light to
moderate; demand moderate. Wholesale
6a-63: A small, 47-4s: 3 large. s3-63
Current receipts ungraded insufficient
| I Receipts eli pts@sutter. i.o5o pounds; .sss.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

States, will be guests Of honor.
Gen. Marshall will address the
first general membership meeting
of the Board of Trade at the May
flower Wednesday night. Special
guests will include so veterans OF
the United States fighting forces,
who will arrive here early that
day.
Capital Airlines Net Rises.
CAPITAL Airlines earned $1,225.-
I'll or $1.57 a share in eight
months this year VS.. $766.921 or
s1.50 a year ago, President j. H.
Carmichael announced. Net for
ADJUST was $298. .258 VS.. $225, ,598
in August. 1850.
Operating profit for August was
s476,614 VS.. $347.919, while August
revenues were $3,615,080, a gain
of $846, IA from year earlier.
Revenue passengers IN August
were A per cent above a year
earlier and for the eight months
were up So per cent.
>VEPCO Earnings Improve.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
earned $827,165 or 1873 cents a
share in September, compared
with $803,18 or 14.4 cents on
fewer shares in September. 1850,
the company reported today.
Net income for nine months
this year was $7.868,618 or $1.33
a share VS.. $7,526, ,446 or $1.44 on
fewer shares a year earlier. Net
for IL months ended September
80 was SIC, 0,46O, ,189 or $1.80 share
VS.. $9,611,821 or $1.91 on the
preceding IL months.
Operating revenues in Septem-
ber rose to IS, ,762, ,053 VS.. IS, ,266, ,231
in September, 1850. Nine months
revenues were $51 ,404, ,587 VS.. $46,-
160,714, while IL months revenues
reached $67, ,706, ,410 VS.. $50. 1907, ,225.
Second National Votes Bonus.
An annual bonus equal to one
months salary was voted for all
officers and employees of the Sec
ond National Bank at a board
meeting yesterday. The payment
will comply with regulations OF
the Wage and Salary Stabilizatior
Boards as the board has taken
similar action for the last II years
President John A. Reilly re.
ported the most impressive earn.
ings record in the banks 79-yeal
history. Despite substantially
higher operating expenses, net
earnings rose to $343. .065, a gair
Of 8.29 per cent from $316.790 II
the preceding IL months.
Washington Gas Light Co. re.
ported September sales of 9,267, ,66l
therns, a gain Of 6.4 per cen
from 8,710.48l in September. 1850
Sales for nine months this yea
rose to 163,975.S49. an increase O
1913 per cent from a year earlier.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Market Averages
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct Is dP9.-Butter. 4s1.-
663; steady, prices unchanged. Cheese
279,430; steady. prices unehangsd.
quotations, based largely on exchange
trading, follow: Midwestern, mixed colors,
fancy. heavyweight. SO; refrigerators pro-
medium, SCI; pullets, 40-41; standards
large. 55-5s; current receipts. 50-53;
dirties. 44-49; checks, 40-41. Whites
essed, 55-5Sh: extra l large IS; extra
medium, 52Aa; puilets, 4O-4I; standards
fancy heayyweights. 20; extra l large
Nearby, whites, extra fancy heavy
weights. rs; refrigerstors processed, 60
81; fancy heavyweights. n; others large
peewees. 81. Browns. extra fancy heavy
weights. 20; mediums. So; puilets. 42h;
peeweeS, a.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

MKT ad 5s67 ~
Mo-Pac 5hs 40 67h
Mo-Pac 5s 85A- 111N
Mo-Pac IS TIFF llz
No-Pac 6s 81 I 1l2
Mor&E31a2000 S6ssI
NatD Dairy2a4s70 06M
N OG N IS SO 1o1Ml
IN Y C IS 2013 ~
NYC4 Ias2013A- 66M
IN Y G As 9S s.
NYNHin41as'22 $3.50
NYNHH4s2OO7 STA
N Y o W As 92 eA
In Y o W As 55 80
NY Pal 2aAs75 o6A
N Y s W IS 40. 20
NoPac4 las2O47 o3A
No Pac 41as rs 1o4lA
|NoPac IS 2047 67ss
p T&T 2As IS o2A
Penn RR IS 90 JOB
lPennRR4las6 98sA
eoGL&C3HsS1 1oAlA
PeoGE inc 4s9O A4M
PerMar 3Ms 80 97iA
PhPetcv2sss76 iAohs
Reyn Tob 3s 73 100
l6LSF 4lzs 2022 e6iz
Seabin4 Has2016 e9M
Socony 2has 76- -
So Pac 4has 81 94Hs
lSo Pac 4hs 80 o7M
lSoPac4 'AsOr77 eozs
$50 Ry 6s 56 lo7
So Ry A. So ooNe
1StdOilNJ2As74 %
'lStd OiiNJ2sss7l e2h
Tex Cp IS 65 lo3A
Third Ave $3.50 %
Third Ave 4s6O s.
vanad 3kas Is 116se
Va Ry 3s 95 oSh
WPenP 3L2s 66 1o6iA
lW Sh As 1881 6li1
W Sh Is 2361 1r 60iA
lWstn Md As SO loo7Ha
wis C. 4s SD IA 61iA
Evening star., 1951-10-18
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct. 18 R.-Agressive
higher In forenoon trading today. The
advance was helped By New Orleans and
local short covering, induced party by the
fact that hedging appeared to dry up fol-
lowing an initial furry of crop selling this
morning. The attention Of traders focused
principally on the export situation. with
!, Noon prices were 60 cents to S1.15 q
bale higher than the previous close. De-
eember, 37.0S; March. 36.S2. and
Evening star., 1951-10-18

A W a r d ro m
the Dis t r c t
Life Underwrit-
ers Association
at . a luncheon
meeting at the
National Press
Club today.
The award is
given annually
for outstanding
contributions to
the life inSur-
ance business
in the Wash
ington a r e a.
Mr. Wilmer re-
Evening star., 1951-10-18

FOREIGN l.I5
Australia 6s So 1ooA
Italian 2-3s "a ~
Japan 51as Co. 63h
Peru LIST Us 10 4oiA
Yukohama6sf7I 1914
NEW YORK CITY
3s so lo9za
DOMESTIC /
Am&FP5s2O3O o6L4
Am'r&T 3sss63 11ozs
AmT&T 274s57 l16
AmT&T 2'4sBl l12
AmT&T 294s7l. s4iz
| AmT&T 2AsSO S2N
| AmT&T 2s4s82 92lz
3 d o 6s % } 81
B q o IS 95 g. 73M
BRO cv4h2O1O 64iA
! BIO SW 6s 80 go
Beth Stl 2As70 81
Bos Me Ans 20 So
Roe Ne Ar Qn 9zyk
| Can Sou 5s SO - 1oA
lCen Ga 4s S6 -
iCRRNJ 3As r. 47N
lCB&Q 4hs n 1o5N
ICMSP4 1as2044 63l4
| C&NW 4has 90 6oM
lCtt serv 3s ~ S5
lCCCSL 4las n 68M
lConnRP 3szss1 1o5N
| lConEdis3k4s 81 1o2N
ICGEBcv2 tas62 lis
lconsuP 21ss 75 81
IDelL&W4s2042 ooZ
Det Ed IS 70 lo0sl
Fla z est 5s "a 72h
lGtNor 3hs90N %
IGM&O 2044 B 7ois
Hud&M RI 5s57 s.
IL c 4As SO looh
ICcSL 5s 63A loe
| lCCSI. 4hss 63 1904
Int Ct No IS 81 S5
ILS&MS 3fas 81 80
Lam 2Ms 2003 81
| MchCen 4E3s79 S2A
Evening star., 1951-10-18

ditions abroad
in an address
b e fore tn e
monthly lunch
e o n Of t h q
World Ira d e
Com m ittee of
the Washington
Board of Trade
at the Wash
ington H t e ]
n xt Monday
noon. Forty-Si2
b u in e S Srnen
from Columbia,
who are touring
the united
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. oct. Isl oH-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. -24h
cents pond, Connecticut Valley Lead.
| cents a pound. East st. Louis. Tin. 1903
q pound, New York. At Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. / heavy was quoted at 44.00.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Eugene Thore Wins
Wilmer Award From
Life Underwriters
By Donald B. HodIey

Eugene M. Thore, general coun-
sci for the Life Insurance Associa-
tion of America, received the
Bernard l.. Wilmer Memorial
Evening star., 1951-10-18

last year fpayable ip stock estimated
clareu or paid, 50. far this wear De
clare6 or paid after stock dividend or
ss With e OsS sdsha. @ year a an a
resrs. > Paid this yesf. dividends omitted,
deferred Or no action taken ct iast divi.
1861 pius stock dividend y niuuida asins
dividend. Payable In stock. exact cash
value undetermined On declagation data
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day:
II 100 am. $50 GOO IL uO noon o4U 600
LOO pm. $50 600 200 p.m. 600 600
tUnit Of Trading 10 snares sIn oanE-
under the Bankruptcy Act or zecurities
assumed by. such companies Rates Of divf.
dendS In the FOREGOING table are annual
disbursements. based on the last quarterly
1 or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special Or extra dividends aTsl
II X yightA Also extra o. extras Plus
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commission
reported today these transactions BY
customers with odd lot dealers or specil-
lists on the New York exchange for
October II: 5,445 purchases involving
I5S,185 sharesi Sales involving 151,313
SS3 shares sold short on Is orders
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric Power com-5O at IAN
33 at I4A
Southern Co com-I00 at 1lT,
Garfinckel com--lO at lQA
Evening star., 1951-10-18
N. Y. Bond Market

rIsT TNiITTIS TNCi TnEyS q oNiY nj sEIEcTEn issues
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Turkey Is Expanding
Domusk Rose GROWING

Hoping to develop a new mar
ket in the United States for rose
oil, growers of damask roses in
Turkey are expanding rose grow
ing, Istanbul reports. Bulgaria
and Russia now supply the Amer
ican market and got around $25
an ounce for the $4,000 ounces
they sold last year.
Altar of roses, known in Tur-
key as "gulyag," comes from the
southern provinces (vilayets) of
Isparta and Burdur, we'll above
sea level and enjoying cool winds
and sunny days. but plenty of
rainfall in the rose-growing sea-
son. Women pick the blossoms
early while the dew is on the
flowers and the altar Is often dis
titled Immediately by the viii
layers
Evening star., 1951-10-14

atty when she visited England
with her husband and their in
fant son Thomas, and was well
coined cordially by her husband's S
family at their home, Beacham
Hall. in Norfolk County.
When she sickened and died in
1917, in the midst of preparations
to return to her native Virginia,
she was honored with burial un-
der the chancel of the historic
little church of st. Georges at
Gravesend. "a miles from London.
Thus she became the first Ameri-
can Indian to be buried in Eng
lish soil.
These are interesting facts in
connection with the desire on
both sides of the Atlantic to pre-
serve for posterity the church
where the bones of Pocahontas
rest. In the Register at St
Georges, written on vellum and
one of the finest in all England
the entry of Pocahontas' burial
lis still clearly legible. A stone
tablet has long commemorated
and paid tribute to the help she
gave the earliest struggling Eng
lish colonists.
In the proposal to make st,
Georges Church, the Pocahontas
Chapel Of Unity" it is hoped the
name will become meaningful as
a symbol of the peace and unity
this Indian princess (whose real
name was Matoaka) brought for
Ia time between the early Ameri-
can settlers and her own people.
The plan is to have the church
Evening star., 1951-10-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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sTUDEBAKER 194s Comdr. Starlight
9eSeei feees, ess seFset motor saaa ad tses
trade or terms, WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K sts. NV. Elk. 5562.
WILLYS 81 station wagon; 1000
mi; orig. ST 800; guar peri cond.;
must must sell; Sl.495. best offer. FA.
WILLYs so sedan delivery: unusually
throughout: S1,O95. MITCHELLs
MOTORS. Kaiser:Frazer dealer II.
$4,000. Montello ave. and Mt.
Olivet rd. ne.
WILLYs WILL ~ Jeep. 4-yheel drive;
MITcHELL's MOTORS Kaiser FRA. FRA.
ger dealer GI. 3"9300l Montello
ave: and Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
WILLYS 51-2 official comp my metal
body station wagons, 6-cyl. at sub
stantial savings. titled new: Sl,696.
SLIGO MOTORS. INC, Wiliys over
land Dealer, 962 Sligo ave. Sil. Spr.,
Md, JU. 10000; ewes. GE. O477.
WOULD LIKE TO TRADE 1851
Chevrolet 4-dr. streamlined de luxe
conventional drive. for 1851 power
glider. MR.. COOPER. oW. 1884.
BEST OFFER-3, 1h-ton, 25-passen-
ger buses; one Chevrolet 1887. one
GMC 1910. one GMC f94l. Contact
custodian. CENTRAL POsT FUND,
Ft, McNair: Wash. D, G.. for full
STATION WAGON. Ford, 1s46; :.
and h., excl. cond.; 5000 or best
offer; orig. owner. FA. 6O47