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Evening star., 1951-09-23
MODERN
BRICK DUPLEX
BY OWNER, $20,750
72n2 Flower Ave

TakOma Park, Md.
2-3 BEDRM. APT, 1st and End
floors; each consists of 3 bedrms.,
liv. rm., dining rm., kitchen. bath,
with shower and closed porch; also
large bright 3rd floor. completely
finished with built-in chests and
closets; bath roughed-in. Just re-
decorated. Every window equipped
with aluminium combination storm
window and Park Avenue Venetian
blinds; auto. gas heat with time
clock control.
THIS is ONE Of the most outstand-
ing investment homes in the WASH
ington area, on beautiful lot. over
looking lovely Sligo Park. l and
available If desired. Ideal for
children with pvt, completely
equipped fenced-in playground.
Easy walking distance to Our Lady
Of Sorrows Church and school. Pub
lie school bus to front door. Open
Sunday
Evening star., 1951-09-23

s41.89 MO. and S2,l0o cash buys
this desirable 6-rm. home for less
than rent. Oil heat, porch. Only
Landover Hills Shopping Center and
express bus. Call WA 5000 til 8
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

OPEN TO-DAY, 2 TO 6
Attractive and lovely is this ,2-bedrm,
and well-planned kitchen and di-
nette; low down payment and as
sume large GI loan. payable at only
$50 per mo-. incl. taxes and in
Surance. Directions: Out Ga. ave
ext, past Glenmont School, left on
Sheraton 2 blocks, right on Ter
Mrs. Fink on premises COX &:
CO Sligo n775: ewes IO 5-2140
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SILVER SPRING VALUE
OoDO. HtdILOr. Iii 3 pm. =
SILVER SPRING
703 WAYNE AVE.

Lge. all brick 2-story home; ige. liv
I'm. with fireplace. separate din. rm
lge. Kit. breakfast rm.. side screened
baths. toilet in bsmt.; det. garage
slate roof. oil h.-w.h.; level lot: z
blks. st. Michsei's Church and School
close TO shopping center; -S25, 800
GRUBB-W1LLlAMe 81. 1854. (OyeI
20 yearx In Silver Spring.. ga
Evening star., 1951-09-23
A Custom-Built Rambler
1892 WILSON LANE
DUTIIEonA MN

DII Z 111ItOz~1At WET
Open Sat, SUM-, IL till dark.
This custom-built brand-new brick
rambler on corner lot Is one of
today's best buys Studio living
room, large family-siZed dining
room. fully equipped modern kitchen
Will. adjoining breakfast room, 3
twin-siZed bedrooms and : tiled
paths. Gas h.-w. h. Parquet floors.
See this today and you will stop
looking!
PRICE, $29,50O
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. to
Wilson lane. left on Wilson lane to
1892 ind our open" sign.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th 81 NV. DI. O222,
Evening star., 1951-09-23
A HOME IN
ROCKVILLE

Offers you the many ADVANTAGES. oil
D. C.. or its suburban area. Our once
will be open this afternoon. Drive
out and let US show you how much
more house your dollar will buy
In the Rockville area. Just follow
wSs saM6E1t sTfji p mi hdeTEY SsyGRs Rsthesda FSc
ROCKVILLE OFFICE
Evening star., 1951-09-23
TAKOMA PARK

I-bedrm. BUNGALOW, excel. cond ;;
lge. liy. rm.. l3x1s; fuil-sise din
rm., fuil bsmt.; / blk. to j. N. An.
drews School. also close to 0ther
schools. stores and transp. REALTY
INVESTMENT INC GE oo1l
Evening star., 1951-09-23
OPEN SAT, SUN, TO6
LARGE FAMILY

WITH LITTLE CASH
Will buy this unusual white Cape
Cod with 4 bedrms., l "a baths, full
yard with picket fence, several
trees incl. fruit trees. patio of
Kit. chestnut floors. aluminium
storm windows and screens, attic
fan. Walking distance to schools
and transp. Owner has been trans
ferred and will take S16,500 for
quick sale. Call SH. SOLO til 8.
NENMTCnNFT
Evening star., 1951-09-23

50 400 ST 600 down, take over GI
Also 0 rooms. ~ baths, h.-w.h.
offer. MoRNiNGsTAR REAL. Is.
TATE. WA. 360s, CO. 6S42. 23s
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HOME WITH INCOME
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6

Silver Spring area. zoos Garland
ave. Spacious brick home, about IL
yrs. old. First floor offers 6 rooms
(3 bedroomsl and bath. Second floor
has rooms and bath. Garage. Full
clean. Priced at only Sl9,950. d.
rections: Out Piney Branch rd to
Flower ave-, right to Houston. left
to Garland, right to open sign and
home. RUBYE M. ACKEN. REAL
TOR, 81. 4060, ST. 7433.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
NEW BUNGALOW
6Q4 ELM AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY, Q 70 7P.M.
Very attractive JIM shingled bunga.
low features large. living room,
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath on
the first floor. Stairway to 2 finished
rooms on End floor. Large basement.
outside entrance. Large lot. Out
Carroll ave. to Ethan Alien ave. 1T,
to Elm ave. TT. on Elm to our sign.
Mr.. Carter. 81. 1864.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
LOCUST HILL ESTATE
PARKWOOD RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY I TO
A4t7 Glenridge st.-Beautiful new
aIl-brick rambler on a choice corner
lot in lovely Parkwood near Saul I'd
Features lge. bedrmS., . all-tile
baths. lge liv. rm. with firepl. and
picture window. oversize din. rm.,
completely equip. kit. with dish
washer anu disposal; bsn1t.. attached
garage and many other features
Near new Catholic school and grade
school now building. Priced low al
S29,500. Out Conn. ave. to Saul
rd.. left past County rd. and follow
our signs.
Lawrence v T,11teS Co
Evening star., 1951-09-23

STYLE
New dream ramblers, $2S.500 to S31. :
500: beautiful all-brick homes; 3
twin-sized bedrms., all-elec. auto
kit; picture window in rec. rm. with
flrepl More than acre Of land.
Directions: Out Colesville rd. to
Orchard way 4 blks. to open sign.
EN- 0316
Evening star., 1951-09-23
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT ms. CO.
S055 18th ST., S. s., Md.

WE BUILD FOR YOU
36'x24. frame bungalow at about
house about S13, $500 on your lot.
Help finance. Builder dealers for
Ford ,Factory-Built Homes and
oRLOSKY g. GLENN
S214 Piney Branch Rd.. JU. S-S300.
All Brick-Silver Spring
2,100-$1,350 Down to Vet
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
Splendid construction; picture win
dows, full basement, outside en-
trance. fully equipped kitchen. 1st
floor, large living room. dining,
kitchen, concrete slab, covered front
master with Mr. and Mrs. closets
and tiled bath. Deep-dug. high
ceilinged basement. guaranteed free
Of leaks. Ideal for finishing into
tive high-class, neighborhood. Close
to schools. shopping, transp. To
Univ. lane. left > blocks to Carroll
right to big signs or call MR.. TAY-
LOR or MIR. BERENS, Jr., for in
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, tNC.-1520 K st. NV.
MA. 5005
Evening star., 1951-09-23
RAMBLERS
SILVER SPRING

lots with trees. Living room with
fireplace. picture window. dining rfn.
large de 4uxe kitchen with table
space, . bedrms., tiled bath, Bryant
gas heater, pull-down attic stairway;
5 min. to heart of Silver Spring
Reasonably priced.
OPEN SAT, SUN, l TO6
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to
low Hewitt's open signs to e914
Markham st.
FRANK L. HEWITT co.
S4S5 Fenton St., 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
BRICK RAMBLER

Silver Spring-See this cute 2-bed-
rm. bungalow with expandable attic
and full basement. lge.. kit, many
extras; easy terms. Call Mr.. Dunn,
81. 6s22. cox b CO.. 81. OTIS
Evening star., 1951-09-23

CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES
We will build on your lot this ram
bier with 4 bedrms, . baths, for
S17.950; a.-c.h. plans and specifica-
tions. For information, call OR.
9151 and OR. 9152 till pm, Sum-
day and weekdays "a
Evening star., 1951-09-23
BUY OF THE YEAR!
4 BEDRMS.-3 BATHS
OPEN. SUNDAY, 2 TO 7

does a beautiful home like this
come on the market. II you are
large in family but short in cash,
this house is for you. Truly a
magnificent 2h-story detached brick
home, only ! yr. old. Features 25-
ara,e Il; V' d,nst,s HI left; din rs,T1as. T sep
porches (23 #. longJ. garage. 4
partitioned rms. in bsmt; 3rd-
floor rm.; russo storm windows,
Venetian blinds. fish pond; 1SO-
#, lot, in beautiful color; only
Don't miss this! To REACH: Drive
to 91s viers Mil rd. "a mi. be-
fore Rockville), via Wisconsin ave
or Georgia ave. HARRY L. GOD
DARD. OIL. 1922.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
OPEN SAT. AND SUN,

NOUN TILL dark.
East Pines. 5S11 63rd ave-; III
Ist time offered; access to express
highway to downtown Washington;
rms. on 1st floor, bath. glassed
and screened-in porch; 2nd floor.
bedroom and den; immaculate con.
mortgage, S6.527, 4kSs int. Seo.6i
per month. w. W. LEWIS, Realtor.
SH. 0440. SH. 2971; UN. 1852 ewes.
NEAR UNIVERSITY MD.
Three-bedrm. and bath brick rambler,
liv. rm., dinette and kit; on lge.
corner lot; street and sidewalk
$40 per mo-, incl. everything. C. II.
PEARCE, INC. WA. 700o; eves.s
WA. 2292 and WA, fS3OS. pa
Evening star., 1951-09-23

WHEATON HILLS, MD.
$15,950 BRICK COLONIAL,
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6 PM.
1902 Grandview ave.-Immac. g.
rm. brick Colonial. bedrms., ige
liv. rm.. frepl., lge. din. rm. mod
kit. full bsmt.. gas heat: new-house
cond.; level lot; 1 blk. to buslines
near shopping. center; reas. cash
L. II. Carmichael Realty Qh
Evening star., 1951-09-23
OCKVILLE OFFICE
'09 E. Montgomery Ave.
Rockville 4315.

209 E. Montgomery Ave.
Rockville 4315.
BRICK AND ASBESTOS
BUNGALOW; 2 twin-size bedrms..
liv. rm., din. rm., equip. kit. with
new loft. refgr.; storage attic,
bsmt. with outside entrance; oil
h.-w.h.; level lot. so wide; So. $50
cash. S1O7 mo. covers all.
ORLOSKY g. GLENN
S214 Piney Branch Rd.. JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
GREEN MEADOWS

You must see this lovely center-hall
plan. 3-bedrm. home. Reas. down
payment and approx. S75 mo. incl.
taxes and ms. in excel. cond. Mrs.
Scneder, COX e. CO., 81, 0775.-23
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
SILVER SPRING

CIOSE-IN BARGA1NS
$13. 13.650-Bungalow, 2 bedrms., liv
rm., separate din. rm., full bsmt.
S16,95o--Cape Cod, 2 bedrms.. den
large liv. rm., separate din. rm.
SIS, S,50O-Brick, bedrm. and bath Is
floor. . bedrms., bath End f.; ful
bSmt.: terraced lot. park area.
ST. $I7,350-Deluxe brick rambler, ~
baths, 3 Ice. bedrmS., spaciou
kitchen, Bendix, garbage disposal
breakfast space; level lot.
DE LUKE ramblers, Colonials or Cap,
Gods $4,000 to $4,000. Shown
by anpointment only.
ALDEN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
WHEATON

1908 Warner. Open. 1-5. An idea
3-bedrm., 13-bath, brick house. In
immac. condition Is yrs. old: liv
rm., firepl.. din. rm.. fully equipped
kit. powder rm., porch. 1St fir.;
3 bedrms. and bath. End FIR; full
dows: Venetian blinds; fenced yard
Located on nice lot lust blk
from tranSp. Also most convenient
to schools and shops. Price, S16,950
Liberal terms. Directions to reach:
Out Ga, ave. to Kensington- Wheaton
I'd. left "a mile to Warner and
left ! blk. to house. E. S. PRICE
& co IO 6-1021. IO k-n21E
Evening star., 1951-09-23
OPEN SUNDAY, l:3O to $50
556l 5da EN- EMERSON ST.

Choice 6-room detached house nm
large level lot; liv. rm., IlxloHa, with
real fireplace and side porch; full
sized din. rm. and kit; 8 bedrms. and
utramodern bath. Full bsmt. Com
slider trade. Make offer. Near public
Defense hwy. to 2nd light beyond
Peace Cross, left on Edmondston rd.
to Emerson and right to house. M.
Maury. TU. 1926.
MARSHALL ], WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. Df. 3340
Evening star., 1951-09-23
HUNTING FOR RAMBI Err

Why not inspect one a0out COM
pleted and sold. / would Ike to
quote you on duplicating this or
similar homes on your lot. Or your
favorite community. Call MR.. WILL
SON, LII 4-63S4 -25
Evening star., 1951-09-23
SILVER SPRING
OPEN Sun. l TO DARK
ENGLISH COTTAGE

ENGL1SH GO1 1AOE
122 HILLTOP RD.
In Sligo Park Hills. nesting, amonf
towering trees. 1t is seldom W!
have a home of this, type to sell
Isa Gnsrsnse Slf ha bedrms tGzey o Tile r batS su at
tached garage; lower level has 27'
It. living rm. with firepl.. command
ing a magnificent view Of park
Hot-water heat. Price. S17,950.
70 REACH; G .f Out Ppiney Ppiaey Sransh Sr1lsS .Ti Td
Hilltop. turn sharp right on HilitoI
and follow our open signs.
Big Brick Rambler
S19.45o
3 true twin-size bedrms., a stunnini
liv.-din. rm. with firepl. and picture
ige. with disposal. 10-cu.-ft refgr
and breakfast nook; spacious close
areas In all rms. The bsmt. i
30x40 with flrepl. and Law. .outsid
entrance, gas a.-c. heat; level wood
TSoS REAcH: FIsi out colesville I'd. pas
-Four Corners to Lorrain. turn righ
to Crestmoor, left to Dunmoor ant
right to Dunmoor place.
ROSEMARY HILLS
Brand-new center entrance Colonial
concrete Onci Side porch. family E1' Size ieRr ain
rm.. modern kit. and "a bath on Is
a., 8 well-proportioned bedrms. anC
tile bath on End; full bsmt., gaI
heat. Price, LS19,950.
10 REACH: out 18th st. to East
West hwy yssa,. LET 70 Rosemary sSs nn:, Hills Hills
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
s71o Georgia Ave. 81. 800.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
BETHESDA RAMBLER"

Close to Naval Hospital; brick and
redwood, ultramodern; wide center
hall. large living room. dining room
beautiful kitchen, 3 bedrooms, /.
tiled baths. shadow-box windows
interior and exterior planting walls
many additional unusual features
Directions: Out Wisconsin ave. tc
Cedar lane list rd. past Naya
HospitaD, turn right about l mile
to 10010 and open sign.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Korean War Veteran
Re-Enters Service

Two men enlisted during the past
week at the Oakland Recruiting sta
ton, according to M/Sgt. George f.
Kirby, recruiter. One of the men is
the first Korean veteran who has re-
enlisted at the Oakland station.
He is George Leon Brown, y, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Brown,
Oakland. He re-enlisted in the artil-
lery for an indefinite time as sergeant
first class. Sgt. Brown recently re-
turned home after serving in Korea
as an ammunition supervisor.
He was discharged from service
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Smaller Towns
Began Lighting
Outdoor Trees

Although the White House and
Rockefeller Center outdoor tree
decorations have become famous
in recent years, the practice of
lighting outdoor trees began in
smaller towns and cities long be-
fore these two displays became an
annual affair.
Four widely separated commu-
mites lighted up as early as 1913.
Two of them, Mcdonald and Ger
mantoWn, were in Pennsylvania.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20

October %, and is re-enlisting within
the 93-day period which gives him
permanent rating Of Sergeant First
Class, roenlistment bonus and reen-
listment leave.
While in Korea he was awarded the
Korea Service medal with 3 bronze
stars and the good conduct medal. He
served As months, after existing in
the artillery in 1917 upon graduation
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20
Bloomington Firemen Elect

Joseph Rodriguez was elected
president Of the Bloomington Fire
company Monday. He succeeds
Charles Price.
Other officers named were William
Beavers, ice-president; John Brand
len, financial secretary; Leland Fer
Kiss, recording secretary; Charles
Pattison, chief and treasurer; Will
liam Smith, Jr., captain; G. 0. Wolfe.
sergeant-at-arms and Ray Wright,
chaplain.
The board Of directors will include
c. O. Wolfe, William Smith, j.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20

The woman known as Dorothy Dix,
adviser in heart problems, died at
New Orleans at age 80.
Over 500 persons fled from two
early morning Chicago fires in u be-
low zero weather.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-12-20


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Evening star., 1951-01-14
War Assets Wooden Balls
Used on Planes, Buyer Told
Rx the Associated Press

LITTLE FERRY, N. j.. Jan. 13
An aeronautical instrument COM
pany official today cleared UP the
mystery of 10000 wooden balls
with metal clamps around them
which had puzzled Kentucky
manufacturer.
An ofhcia' of the H. J. Burke
Co. here saiu his firm could use
some of the balls as joints for
airplane aerials.
1--WE need about 500, but I don't
know what We'll ever do with
3O,0O0," he said.
The mystery developed when
Lawrence Calhoun of Cold Spring,
KY, asked Cincinnati newspapers
and Army officials what use could
be made of the 10000 balls. which
he had purchased from the War
Assets Administration.
The Burke firm entered the pic
ture today when Mrs. Burke. in
Washington. heard about Mr.. CAL
houn's plight and telephoned Gin
cinnati. ..
The Burke official here explained
that the balls are used as uni
versal joint through which the
aerial runs on an airplane. The
aerial must be mounted on a
swivel so that it is at the proper
angle to receive radio signals,
he said.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Chicago Livestock

abe DeHESAeo hoas 500 Jan toa r. e. ysoS
under $50 pounds mostly IS Sigher; ness5.' a4o.
So,ds 2o0 poqnds n:,z mostly unchanged; over 27o
op or the Week SoT aqesy est 25 lower
choice 170aso. pound butchers Closing iosh Aa at
q Saaao 95o oe5216o; 240-27o pounds, 2o.35-2I 90;
$50 pounds and less, ISs5Isa5; 0st 45o1soo s9SS
pounds, ,16.O0-17.50.
nos FiFas esss 200 Gts
cluded a holiday. but smaller than than the
S6Fdesponuing e6oies snd perio9 year ear ago high,
age-choice grades steady to so lower;
advance and closed weak to 50 S'' lover: Saer:
pulls 10000 lower. vealers strong to
BRINE f4 htghsT ssoek cattle fa strong lead
est in year; most high choice and prime
steers steer. and Ts, ysarinss 3s.75-39, 50; two
s10-pound yearlings and two loads 1. 741-
pound beeyes $500; seven loads prime
bi9S91 spG nSo,c weights 49o9 bulk
most commercial and good grades 800, $500.
$3.50; two loads utility steers 2675 and
Dota a eers go ana and sSS mos1
Stility and commercial cows 1isteospo9: late. 800:
most utility and commercial bulls, late,
p 50-2S 90 8 50; 90 % good and choice bulls closed
few choice 1900; choice 9NO-pound feed
ing steers 1925; bulk medium and good
Salable sheep, 100 (estimated); total
not given. COMPARED week ago: All
classes so to l. 90 higher; wooled lambs
and sheep closed active at advance; shorn
lambs finished slow at upturn; tops and
bulk prices all classes established new all
time s,. record oh6 highs; receipts at IL leading
week a, year earlier; choice fed wooled
lambs topped at 1880, paid freely at
close choice summer shorn 3225: fall
shorn lambs 5000 No. / skins 81 80;
mixed fed wooled lambs and yearling
wethers 81 90; slaughter ewes 5000;
wooled feeder lambs 80. 90: good to choice
lambs in. fleece closed at "a. .OO-34 so;
comparable shorn lambs 81 .00-32 90; fall
shorn predominating; bulk slaughter ewes
1700-19.00.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Business Briefs

Steel Industry's record produc-
ton during 1850 totaled 96,713,276
net tons of ingots and castings
more than million tons ABOVE
the previous year, according to a
preliminary report. - American
Iron and Steel Institute.
Crude Petroleum Stocks, foreign
and domestic, on January 6 totaled
248, 1923 900 barrels, a net increase
of 100000 barrels for the week
over the revised total for stocks on
December 30.-Bureau of Census.
Mineral Production in the Ma
ton in 1850 totaled SILT billion,
up 11qo from the sos billion in
1949. The record peak was 1923
billion in 1948.-Bureau of Mines.
Copper Shipments to fabricators
in December increased to 121, 1854
tons from 1878 the previous
month. Stocks of 49,040 tons at
the end of December were off 2,765
tons from the previous month
Copper Institute.
New York Stock Exchange re-
ported sale of membership for
SIS, 900 and another at $4,000.
The latter figure is the highest
since September. 1948.
Proctor g. Gamble Co. an
nounced a 2-cent increase IN the
wholesale price of Crisco. 1t is
the seventh price increase since
February. 1850.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. in II
months needed November 80 earned
SAL 1921 ,202 VS.. S25, ,330,53o IN 1c,'".
Southern New England Tel. in
II months ended November 80 Sc,
315,901 VS.. $5,208,270 in 1949.
Ell PasO Natural Gas Co. in year
ended November 80 earned $685.
961 or $198 a share VS.. S4,574 ,844
or $193 in 1949.
South Bend Lathe Works In
year ended November 80 earned
$775,579 or $3.50 share VS.. $647,-
499 or $2.16 in 1949.
General Plywood Corp. in year
ended october 81 earned S444,9l1
or "a cents a share VS.. a net loss
of 81 ,888,711 in 1949. Sales of ST.
035. 1852 for the 1850 fiscal year
compared with $4,596,079 in 1949.
Raytheon Mfg. Co. in months
ended November 80 earned ST.
278,079 or 81 cents a share VS.. a
net loss of 1921, ,7O1 in the 1949
period. Sales of Sal ,050,627 COM
pared with $22,988,12
Bell Aircraft Corp. announced
election of Harvey Gaylord. treas
urer since 1947. as vice president
in charge of helicopter opera
tions.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Major Expansion Plan
Announced by She'll Oil
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-H. S
M. Burns, president of Shell Oil
Co., announced today Shell will
complete early this year an ex-
pansion of oil distribution facili-
ties which he described as two
flve-year plans crammed into four
years"
The program. largest ever
undertaken by Shell, will add
several hundred million gallons
to its total petroleum storage and
handling capacity. 1t involves 49
new or expanded plants in 25
States.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Bond Market Displays
Higher Trends With
5teadier Undertone
By H. c. Johnson
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. l3 (HD.-Ihe
bond market ended a week oi
relatively higher trends today
with a steady undertone but lack
ing in any particular spark o.
feature. A few rails. notably
those involved in special rate OF
other situations, made the progress
in the short final session Of the
week.
Trading was even slower thar
in recent Saturdays with sales al
an even So million against $2.070.-
900 last Saturday.
Bonds of the New York Ontario
Western were exceptionally &C
tive and higher by better than
a point and loans of the Susque-
hanna were higher by major frac-
tions to points on lighter
volume. Wabash 4As also were
firm, up IL at 81. Central ot
New Jersey 3As added a major
fraction at 561a on good buying
Big Four 4s were up 1as at "a and
Missouri Pacific series "F" SIS were
up "a at 1861.
Utility Bonds Narrow.
On the losing side were Hudson
& Manhattan income SIS, the
series "B" bonds of the Gulf
Mobile & Ohio. Northwestern AVS
Florida East Coast SIS. Lehigt
Valley SIS and New Haven As.
Industrial and utility bonds fol-
lowed a narrow course.
Bush Terminal IS and Capital
Air Lines As were among others
losing ground while higher prices
were paid for Pacific Telephone
'2As and American. & Foreign
Power SIS.
There was no activity in Gov
ernment bonds. In the foreign
dollar list Denmark IS advanced
4 points to 80 and smaller gains
were scored for Italian, Japanese
and Mexican bonds.
Railroad bonds spent most OF
the past week at the highest price
levels of 1950-51.
Rails Still Rising.
Rails neatly weathered two
presidential messages during the
week-both calling for tremendous
expenditures for the defense pro-
gram and for greatly increased
taxation-and stayed on the rise
most of the time.
Treasury bonds fluctuated mar.
rowly all week in the over-the-
counter market and finished the
five-day session just where they
started.
The coming weeks corporate
financing consists of three small
issues. On Tuesday Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway will offer $780,
900 of equipment trust certificates
and Ell Paso Electric Co. will sell
$4.5 million of first mortgage
bonds. Seaboard Air Lines Rail-
road will bring $4,920.000 OF
equipment trust certificates to
market Thursday.