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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Comfortab
rm with porch, next to bath; light
cooking facilities. Ii. 4-4l27.
SINGLE for employed man; quiet:
private home nr; Lincoln PIX; sood
NICE, CLEAN. double rm.; transp. at
door. 3041 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii.
LARGE BsMT. RIM. with pvt. entr..
for 2 gentlemen; conv. transp.; Lin
COLORED-6I2 GOTH PL.. FAIR
MONT HEIGHTS. l lge., nicely furn.
rm., for employed cple. HI. 9252.
CoLoRED-1ss7 1st ST. Ne
or students. Call MI. 7343 after
CoLoRED-Refned young lady. Gov
err eTnmsnt Sazss smploye' n3tsy All DrivileSSes.
employed gentleman: Some privileges.
AT. 4117, from 10-1 pm. -13
COLORED, LGE. ATTRAC. front rm.,
lady or couple, on 18th and D line,
privileges. 1907 c st. ne. Ii. g.
CoLoRED-poUBLE RIM. with twin
beds for 2 ladies. All home privils.
Conv. transp. Call LU. 2-0914 after
coLSosRsED-ATTRAcTIvE front Fm.,
some PRIVILEGES, conv. transp.. gem
tleman preferred. HU: 47S7, %
COLORED-326 18th ST N.E.-One
rm. furn,, next bath; share kit.
with another cple. No children. $l3
COLORED-I775 LANG PL.. NE
Lady or gentleman, double nm;
privS., $50 mo. Ii. 4-349o.
COL0RED-FR. RIM. FURN. or un-
furn. for cpl. share kit. and bath
LIT, nNother cpl: ne. Ii. 3-046l
COLORED-DOUBLE front room,
" :. employed adults: pvt. home;
carline at corner; privil. TR. S537.
CoLoRED-Room. couple; will accept
l child or man. AK. 1894.
COLORED-313 ST. N.E.-Lge.
furn. rm. for couple, with privils.;
COW. transp. TR. 5096.
COLORED-I242 NEAL ST. NE
Lge. front bedrm. for quiet cple;
share kit. with one other. Ii.
COLORED-FRONT and back rm. in
quiet home for refined employed lady
or gentleman or couple with privi-
leHes. Ii. 4-5707.
COIORED-FURN.- front room
with private kitchen. References.
COLoRED-LARGE ROOM. man or
woman or couple. Call HU. 6721.
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Mr.. 9th AND KENNEDY-411 Oneida
pl. n.w.-Large double, suit. for men.
Home PRIVILEGES. ia. 0S5S. %
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD to
middle-aged lady in exchange for
care OF children. 10. 2-3252. IS
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Double and triple newly decorated.
single beds. 3 windows, large closets.
2 good meals: COW. transp. 3
MOTHERS-Excel. meals;
expert Child care while working.
CAN accommodate one employed
Rdg Ryt oRe au ana 5502 board 19 for
single person; reasonable price. oW.
COM. AVE-. wardman Park vic.
comfortable bachelor apt.; pvt;
1ss h96e MASS ESsel AVE. Wsals; 60 s1s7 tood
Discriminating girls; share rms; 500
vaeandiesi i MISS wEILER' Gi DU. s2:$s.
1917 R. 1. AVE. NV. lge. dble. rm.
meals msa tyn s5 OeHS esch fqnnPE BE- ss4S Sa'eE 0
sLAUGHTERs. 1925 18th sT. NV.
newly decorated rooms with or
without private bath: elevator; ex-
cellent food. Suitable retired or EN-
ployed people. DU. 1866: g.
408 CARROLL AVE, Takoma. Park.
h1SP Ped aaa soaFd Make hC%s gosrss 1S rs
home: Good food. special diets.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and child
in pvt. home, near school; TV,
BendiS; conv. 10th st. NV. transp.
THE IL; '%AlR-LEETA-1s25 18th st.
NV. Nice rooms. single, double, one
triple; young men and young ladies;
shower baths; excellent board. Ia
725 10Th ST. N.W.-For refined young
ladies and men; delicious food. Ill
1926 10Th ST. N.W.-For refined
young ladies: delicious food. Ill
comfortable and at
like atmosphere stressed; excellent
meals; kind and sympathetic super
vision; rate. So per day. MRS.
CLARK, 22o6 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
1901 DELAFIELD pL. N.w.-one-
half block 18th and Decatur. Va
and 3rd fl. front rooms, corner de-
tached home. tray service. RA.
ROOM AND BOARD. best NV. Sec
ton. home away from home; large.
double, nicely furn., well-ventilated
FOR REFINED ELDERLY GUEST
Personal attention II needed in lovely,
bright home of nurse: excel. meals,
tray service; no smoking. EN-. 4677.
2 GIRLS-Excellent location, nice
home: 2 meals day; $50 mo. each.
EN-. 1854
BLAIR MANSION INN, 77I0 Blair I'd.
n.w;-Beautiful rms, fine food, free
parking; day. wk., mo. SH. 3317,
SH. 9775.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms,
home cooking; excel. transp.: nice
guest living rm.; S14-$15 weekly.
1877 Belmont rd. NV. MI. 9435.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms. In remodeled re.
dec. bldg Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60. 1925 21st
st. NV, HU. 1924.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
lconfinued)

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
separate rooms; EXPERT packing:
6OOO Gu. FT. STORAGE SPACE for
rent. MR.. MAURICE M. MEREDITH.
LIGHT HAULING and delivery, reSs.;
prompt ser. ST. 1000. Sun. and holi-
DAYS. 2 am. to 8 PM, W. MARVIN.
EDELMAN MOVING AND sTORRGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your MOVING, stor-
age; reas. ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1915.
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COUNTRY BOARD

VACATION ON A FARM--AduIts only.
10 min. from D, c.. Wkly.. .$3S up.
Daily. 81 up; Sports, Catalog "A"
THE RANDALLS, Clarksville, Md.
? boys in pvt. home, 3 to s. SH.
4767. Iii
CARE for children, ages
3 or over, in licensed home. 10.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

e147 r ST. N.W.-Cool bsmt. studio
rrn.; refgr., radio, TV. shower; dble.
S4s SS1i]RhsfSiES FEN FL. N.W@Refriseratof ReH9S:
and phone facil.; near Ga. and
Il. n. aves. RA. 37S7. LA
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COLORED-BASEMENT APT. Also
furnished rooms. Children accepted.
coEoREp adaS Eksnsas cCMMfEcrAL sSs hE a. PROF f1SI
ERTY-Suitable for doctor, dentist,
seamstress. etc. 2. rms, kitchen and
6s5ni mdntb 1921 = Dallas nd ssj s1RGbY T 4 s3sSo Son.
CoLoREDS - BRAND-NEw APT. /
bath; u basement; located at 50o6
Nash st. ne. Cali Mon. MA. 1877.
and dinette, semipvt. bath; $40 mo; /;
all utils; respectable cple. only. NO.
5525 between 9 am. and 12 noon.
COLORED-2 RMS. KIT, semipvt.
bath; employed adults; utils. furn.
CoIoRED-1 RIM, KIT. and bath;
COLORED-APT.. Chapel Oaks. ne;
Sssssmssnt Sass No rooms .nSv sisI sitshen semi semi
to see. call NO. 1881.
COLORED BASEMENT APT, 2
rms. Kitchen. "a bath: $40 mo-. care
q fgTRSee s1S RooM 9sh St Eitcpsgets pT
and bath. 1917 s st NV AID 6040
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HOUSES UNEURNisHED

VIC.-Attractive, q
level brick rambler; large liv. rm.
with firepl., all-elec. kit, 8 large bed:
rms, master bedrm. 1Sx24. 2 full
space; screened-in. porch; unusually
large bsnt.; over h acre Of ground
with picnic area incl. outside grill;
eonv. TO everything; rent. S16b. Call
or, 1920. 30
CONTINUED On Next FassJ
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Hammond Hills
Wheaton Md

WIIGdCOIl, Mu.
1903 Pendleton drive Nearly new
2-level modern brick, on large iot
at edge Of park. with 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, breakfast bar, piano;
nicely furnished. Available October
1st at $500 per mo.
WALKER & DUNLOP
1900 18th st. NV. DU. 0222
Upper New Hampshire Ave.
Beautiful corner semidet. brick house,
smartly furn.; 8 bright bedrms. with
rm. with firepl.; "a bath on list a.;
recr. rm. in bsint. with firepl. and
"a bath. Built-in garage; mr.. shop
ping, schools and transp.; immed.
occupancy. 1925 per mo. Call Mr..
Orpin at LA. $1,000.
Sidney 2. MenSh & Co
DE 01oQ a
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ROOMS uNEURNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-2S12 18th ST. NV
Home privileges. Call after pm.
DE 3451. Ill
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE
Own Your Own Apt. Home

Here are some excellent se-
lections from our 1St fall
announcement Of fine resale
values. Buy now and start at
once enjoyirea the security, sat-
isfaction and economy of coop.
apt. home ownership.
oPEN. TO-DAY, IS AZ, 81 2 TO 3! s Pm Pm;
p apt s 81 81. ne Il b1ocF AySFndfaIs; frem lnS4 81.
pont circle). large apt. home.
occupies whole a. Of wing Of
building. Contains: Foyer,
liv, rm.. 2 bedrms.. bath, din.
rn., kit; has modern equip
ment. An inspection Of this
ant. home will please you. The
price is very moderate.
OPEN TO-DAY. Q TO s PM.
17S5 17th st. NV. Contains
entr. hall 2 bedrms. and bath.
lively decorated and inseni-
ously equipped with built-in
conveniences that give the
utmost in utility to this
charming apt. home. Price and
terms quite reasonable.
ALSO equally attractive apt.
homes in others Of our Al
cooperative apt. buildings,
affording you most any choice
in size, location and price. Call
our ONCE wkdys. for particu-
lars.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop Authority Since 1920.t
Tashington Bldg. RE. 1918, RE. ia
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COOP. APIS. SALE lcont.l

located 2-bdrm. apt,
/ blk. west Of Conn. ave. at Calf.
St. NV; also includes large foyer,
liv. rrn., kit. and bath, 8 exposures; ;
elevator. Total price, S11, 800;
terms. Please. call Mr.. Gavin with
H. @. SMITHY. CO., ST. $500, resi-
dence MI. 5004. Ill
i343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
near new Cardoza high; possession
OF q 4-room, kitchen, bath apt. in
this desirable coop apartment build
ing; 1895 down and monthly pay
ments are less than rent for
comparable apartments in this
netghborhood. Call or come to office
OF A. M. DRAISNER. 1404 L ST.
NV. MA. SO36. Open Sun. IL to
JoLORED. 1415 ,GIRARD ST. NV
Own your own Groom, kitchen,
bath apartment for only $3.50 down,
$50 so monthly. See Apt. 90 then
come to ONCE of A. M. DRAISNER
1404 l. st. NV. MA. S036. 10
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EMERSON GARDENS

1900 Emerson ST.. Hyattsville, Md.
Lovely 1-bedrm. unit, 12 blk carline,
convenient to shopping center; $50
including utils. UN. $500.
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TAKOMA PARK suburbs. large, at
tract. furn. apt. 3 rms, porch,
garage; SS7.50; adults only. no
smoking or eddosS edrd5noksiSng;, day ayaisla6le lab
after 5 pm. Mon. through Thurs.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble rms. In remodeled re.
dec. bldg Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60. 1925 21st
st. NV, HU. 1924.
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PA. AVE. HMLS-Exclusive s.e.; bed
liv. rm.. nicely furn.. pvt. bath.
moo: dinette- Kit: lge: rear porcn;
couple; no children; SS5. VI. 31a6.
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Coop Authority Since 1920.t
Washington Bldg, RE. 1918, RE. 1749
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New York Produce

NEW, YORK. Jan. 16 R.-Butter-1,,;- :
cartons: Creamery. higher than 92 score
(AA). 69H cents; 90 score (A). 68k; 90
Cheese-597. .s65, firm. Wholesale sales,
fresh American cheese whole milk ::
cheddars,- 43-45k cents. cheddars grass,
1850, 46-4S; cheddars (grass, 1949). so
55: single daisies, 45h-4S; single daisies
!grass, 1850. $3.50; single daisies grass
l949: shelf-cured: 81 So; young Americas
4s:49: flats. 45-47l2; fats grass. 1880,
47is-49; fats grass, 1949>. shelf cured
81 .55; midgets. 46-49; midgets tJune,
1850. 1880; midgets (grass 1949. shelf
cured. 51-56: processed, 5 pounds. 45-4S:
domestic Swiss tsingle tubsl. grade "A ;"
53-57; grade 3D." 51-53la; grade &C, p"
1850.
Egas were lower in the wholesale market
today. Eggs-19.560. easy. New York
spot QUOTATIONS follow: Midwestern. mixed
colors fancy heavyweiGhts, 42-42la; extra
] large, 40; extra l medium, 3S-3sla; cur
rent, receints, 3S-3sAa; dirties, 341a-35
checks, 34R: whites, fancy ,heavyweights
42-4212; extra / large. 40R-41: extra /
medium. 80 u; browns, fancy heavyweights
42-422; extra / large, 40-41.
Nearby-tExtra fancy heavyweight quo
tations generally are based largely on ex-
change trading.) Whites, extra fancy
45-46; fancy heavyweights.
40; others large, 43-44 mediums, 40:
browns, extra fancy heavyweights. 45-46;
fancy heavyweights. A.; others large, a.
10; mediums, 40.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. 1e LP.-Grains were
easier ct the Board OF Trade tceay. There
days late advance. which brokers' sale
was mostly short covering.
Fairly liberal receipts OF corn Influenced
of eenerally fair weather in the Southwest
after receipt of some liberal moisture
took some Of the bounce out Of new-crop
wheat.
Traders were watching for Korean de-
velopments. especially the possibility Of q
odeT Might be worksd oe Of
vance.
.ed'5 p9rips the ,st hour xhsat was s.nn
were lover sia March, $50 s5. Isa soybsans asss
vsTs wers sent .hd higher s r to lower s Jan
hundredweight lower. March. 1912.
Traders, believe the market will be
largely under political influence until lesis-
message is worked out
Considerable nervousness Is expected
with a stsadyinE factor anticipated by the
market. Some traders are concerned BY
President humans reference to larpe
storage space for grain. They believe the
ness Of and ,S enan
from the market.
Unless there is dry spring IN the
oHlne some traders leel that continued
export business is necessary to sustain
the price Of wheat. The seasonal increase
in livestock combined with heavy farm
feeding during the cold weathe- has made
for relatively steady market for com
However. cons'iersbe corn Is coming
to market. Todays estimated receipts were
placed at 1914 cars of corn, /. cars of
wheat. eight cars Of oats. and six cars Of
soybeans.
The fve-day weather forecast is for
temperatures above normal with some
light precipitation toward the close o. the
period.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Business Briefs

Business Failures in the week
ended January II totaled 1913 VS..
IA in the previous week and 207
in the like week a year ago
Dun & Bradstreet.
Steel Production is scheduled
this week at record output of
1891 900 tons compared with last
weeks 1886. 900 tons. Mills sched-
uled operations at 99.6To of ca
pacity.
Wheeling Steel Corp. announced
plans to build 63 coke ovens, cost
ing S8.7 million, at its East Steu-
benville. w. Va, plant.
Bankers Dollar Acceptances out
standing in the Nation rose So
145, 900, or $50 in December to
total $393,522 900. The increase
is regarded as seasonal.-Federal
Reserve Board of New York.
National Biscuit Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $21,
110,431 or $3.08 a share VS.. $21,-
676, 1903 or $3.17 in 1949.
Chase National Bank in year
ended December 81 earned S20,-
939 900 or $2.83 a share VS.. s19,-
464 900 or $263 in 1949.
Oliver Corp. in year ended Oc-
tober 81 earned $6,241 ,240 or $7.31
a share VS.. $6,141,2 ,243 or $7.19 In
1949.
Kansas City Southern Railway
in IL months ended November 80
earned s5.873,938 or s10.01 or
$6,696,469 or SILL go in 1949 period.
Delaware g. Hudson Railroad in
II months ended November 80
earned $4.129, $50 VS.. 1,846, 1892 in
1949 period.
Nashville, Chat. & st. Louis
Rwy. in II months ended Novem-
Der 80 earned $3,262, ,743 or $12.74
VS.. s1,798,930 or $500 in 194e
period.
Florida East Coast Railway in
II months ended November 80
earned $2,921.520 VS.. $4,344, ,220
in l949 period.
Carolina Power e. Light in year
ended December 81 earned IS $780,
BAT or $40 a share VS.. $4,856,163
or 1886 in 1949.
Birmingham Electric Co. in year
ended November 30 earned 81 ,036,-
941 or S1.41 a share VS.. $1.294, ,232
Or $l.88 in 1949.
Walt Disney Productions in
year ended September 80 earned
$717,542 or $1.06 a share VS.. a
net loss of $93,899 in 194s.
Chesapeake & Ohio announced
appointment of j. j. Anzalone
as treasurer, T. H. Keelor as sec
retary and assistant treasurer and
j. E. Kusik as vice president.
Seab0ard Air Line Railroad an
nounced appointment of James r.
T'horne as vice president of opera
tionS at Norfolk, Va.
Chicago Board of Trade re-
elected Carl E. Bostrom. veteran
grain dealer. as president.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Co. announced election of H.
Bruce Palmer as executive vice
president.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

1919 net, he declared.
American Building Association
had assets of $29,6o3.0O0 on De-
cember 81, w. H. Blanz, secre-
ary-manager, reported at the an
nual meeting. Savings accounts
Jumped to $24,825,897 during
1850 and reserves rose to $3,607,-
837. All officers and directors
were reelected.
Admiral Bowman on Staff.
Roscoe L. Bowman, recently re-
tired admiral, has completed a six
months training course in the
New York Office of Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and has
been assigned to the Washington
Office of the big wire house as an
account executive.
A. Jack Nussbaum of the Massa-
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance
CO. staff at Milwaukee will ad-
dress the District Life UnderWrit-
ers Association at a MayfloWer
luncheon Thursday noon.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Chicago Livestock

able hogs, $4,000; butchers, slow; gener-
ally steady on all weights; instances strong
to as much at 20 cents higher early on
lighter weights; sows steady to 25 cents
higher: good and choice, 1S0-230 pounds.
21.25-21.75; top, 22.00. rather sparingly:
240-270 pounds 20.5O-21.25; 270-31 O
pounds, 2o.00-20. so: heavier butchers,
scarce; few around $50 pounds at 1875:
sows around $50 pounds and below, 1880
1850; occasional lighter weights to 1878;
100000, pounds. 16.00-17.50; clearance
practically complete.
500; moderately active: steers and heifers,
to a5 cents higher: vealers, strong to 80
cents higher; two loads prime, I.163 and
1.211-pound steers. 4025; most prime
steers and yearlings. 37.5O-39 so; includ :
Ing. two loads. 1,625-pound weights. 81. SO;
bulk. high-good to low-prime steers and
yearlines 3275-37.2 .25; most commercial
and good grade offerings, 2950-3o so:
load choice to prime, l 1,170-pound mixed
steers an heifers. 37.00; good and choice
heffers 30.0O-36.00; most utility and
commercial heifers. 23OO-29 90; utility
and commercial cows, 22 2.0O-25. 90; can
ners and cutters, 1s.o0-22 90: utility and
choice choice bulls, s3ooo-2s.oo; medium to
Salable sheep. 1000; general trade steady
small local killer paid 35 90 for deck choice
SS-pound fed lambs; most good to choice
wooled lambs. 34o0-3475; load. Ill
pound fed colorados, "a so; good to choice
fall-shorns 30 90; yearlings, so, 90;
slaughter ewes. 16.O0-200O.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Railroad Stocks Lead
Market Advances Of
So Gents 10 Point
BY the Associaied Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The
prospect of higher freight rates
pushed railroad stocks to the fore
of an advancing market today.
Steel. motor, rubber, public util-
ity, gold mining and chemical
stocks also had a part in the ad-
vance.
Despite heavy trading, gains
were somewhat restricted. While
a few leading stocks advanced up
wards of 81 share. the better
part of the list counted its gains
at so cents or less.
Higher prices were paid for
Bethlehem Steel. Youngstown
Sheet. Chrysler. B. F. Goodrich,
Caterpillar Tractor. Douglas Air
craft. Schenley, Zenith, American
Telephone, Mcintyre Porcupine
Mining, American Cyanamid, Du
Pont, American Can. Erie Rail-
road, Standard Oil (N.JD, and
Baltimore & Ohio.
Railroad bonds made small
gains. Treasury obligations gen.
orally were unchanged in over
the-counter trading except those
enjoying partial tax exemption,
which pushed a bit higher.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Produce Markets

United States Agriculture Department:
Apples-Aoout steady. Demand light.
Msryand Decio1s aha neh up
Romes, 2ls inch up, 2,oO,-25; New Jersey
Golden DelieiGgs 2 insh up, up
Jonathans. 21a inch up. 1.75-2. 90; Romes.
2k inch up. 2;00-5o; Staymans,, 2a inch
up, best. 400, fair color. 1155.2;oo;
Delicious, loos-ia5s, s.75-s 100: Stay
mans, S0s-100s, 3.00-25
Potatoes-About steady; q. 8. No; l,
1looooDound sacks. 10000; .5o-pound sacks.
] oound SACKS eE 1Hss siHs5: teS Siz hishsP. '' ~
sssgs Sweet potatOsFsm IL best barely
soo fea sas pueFto sFnf Ries0s
ooidens and Puerto Ricans' zoo; jersey
type, 1.50.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry firm. receipts moderats IT .radins ling
ss: lisht type. mostly e.: Pgllsts ~
pounds Esn an snd up 1885. Ducks; Muscovies'
Grain Market.
Wheat-Receipts. 2O3,310 bushels;
shipments, sS.791 bushels: stocks. 4,06s-
076 bushels. No. 2 red winter, garlicky.
spot, domestic, 2.31h; January. 2.31h;
No. 3, '2.2S1a.
Corn-Receipts, 452.241 bushels; ship
ments, 11S,500 bushels; stocks, 3,439.411
bushels.
Oats-Receipts. $500 bushels: ship
ments;; H.. none: t stocks, gs.oGo tl bushels;
stocks, 27,369 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. none; shipments, none:
stocks, $685. 667 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, 7,072 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks. 1914 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 101 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market slightly weaker, receipts
liberal, demand moderate. Wholesale SELL
ing prices: large, 1881; A mediums,
44-55; A small, 39-44: B large. 45-47;
current receipts, ungraded. supplies in
Receipts 1880 cases: butter,
G,13S pounds.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

16CUOTS dt tIleH
annual meet
ing, President
c. H. Pope an
nounced.
Election to
the M u n S e y
Trust board is
the secon d
honor bestowed
on Mr.. Martell
in the last few
days. His elec-
ton as a ma
tional director
0f the A SSQci-
ated General
Evening star., 1951-01-16


Bank and this years association
president, at the midwinter meet
ing of the association at the May
flower.
Senator Bricker, Republican, OF
Ohio, guest speaker at the session
last night, stirred the bankers with
a strong plea for real cuts in ordl-
nary expenses of the Government
to safeguard the soundness OF the
dollar and ward off uncomfortable
imitation. There was an unusual
amount of applause. One prom
inent banker commented that the
appeal for fiscal sanity should
have been been heard by a wider
circle than the bankers.
Record Earnings Reported.
Net income of American Secur-
ity & Trust Co. set new record
of S1,114,189 in 1850, a gain OF
% per cent from $869.878 in 1949,
President Daniel w. Bell reported
at the annual stockholders meet
ing today.
This was equivalent to 1928 a
share, compared with $2.56 in the
previous year. Operating income
rose to S4,699,619 VS.. S3,989.278
and operating expenses advanced
to S3,599,641 VS.. S3.138,663.
The beautifully illustrated 61St
annual report also showed that
assets on December 81 totaled
S198,737,306 VS.. $167 SOL ,638 at the
end of 1949 and 8,761 1886 at the
end of 1910. Deposits OF $780,
312,289 compared with S154,719.-
982 at the end of 1949 and $59.-
474,315 at the end of 1910. All
directors were reelected.
Income Taxes Up Sharply.
The National Capital Bank had
q net income of $156.897 from
1850 operations. a gain of 1877 per
cent from $139, 1855 in the previous
year, but income taxes scared to
S65,0o0 VS.. $4,000 in 1949, Presi-
dent George A. Didden, jr., re-
ported at the banks annual meet
ing today.
Net profit after taxes and re-
serves was $59,517, gain of 14.7
per cent from $51, ,876 in the pre-
vious year. Gross income for 1850
was $474,163 VS.. $409,205 while ex-
penses of $317,266 compared with
$269,939 in the previous year.
Deposits at the year-end to-
tailed s15,678,323 VS.. $13,885, ,254
a year earlier. Outstanding loans
of s7,401,479 compared with S.
965,890 and securities amounted
to $6,61l ,346 VS.. $6,128,532. Stock
holders reelected all directors.
Association Has Big Year.
Jefferson Federal Savings & Loan
Association had a record year in
1850, with assets increasing ST.
140,426 to $10,919,292 at the year
Evening star., 1951-01-16

Contractors of America was an
nounced yesterday. He will rep
resent the District and Metropoli-
tan Area on the national board.
A native of Michigan and a
graduate of Carnegie Institute OF
Technology, Mr.. Martell came here
in 1882 and formed his own firm
in 1885. He is past president
of the Master Builders Association
and is the incoming president Of
the Construction Contractors
Council. Other Munsey Trust di-
rectors were reelected.
Bankers Honor Baker.
Robert C. Baker, executive vice
president of the American Sc
curity & Trust Co., will serve as
general chairman of the District
Evening star., 1951-01-16
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