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Evening star., 1951-02-14

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Evening star., 1951-02-14
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Feb t4s R1.-spot nom
ferrous metal. prices today: Copper. "a y
cent pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead.
cents pound East st. Louis. Tin, 1.S21a
a pound. New York. At PITTSBURGH. scrap
steel No. heavy was quoted at 44.O0.
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Ell Paso Electric Co. in year end
ed December 81 earned $1,397, 100
or $3.48 share VS.. $1,348,668 or
$3.35 in 1949.
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Louisiana & Arkansas Rwy. in
year ended December 81 earned
$3,114,933 VS.. $2.841 ,069 in 1949.
Evening star., 1951-02-14
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SALES.

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Evening star., 1951-02-14
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Evening star., 1951-02-14

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Dividends Announced

declared: sAuoiiu'
Increased
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Tired Bartender
IInvents Motorized
Stool to Save Feet
By the Associated Pres,

DETROIT, Nov. 3.-The days
of the footsore bartender may be
numbered if Mike Krzemienski has
his way.
He's developed a motorized
stool for bartenders. It buzzes
up and down back of the bar like
a mechanical rabbit at a dog
track.
And if the idea catches on,
he hints, the walking bartender
may join the free lunch, saw
dust and mo women" signs in
obscurity.
The idea is simple. Mike put
wheels on his stool and equipped
ut with an electric motor and
two trick switches. Rails were
laid in the floor.
Mike presses one switch with
his knee. Burr, the machine runs
to the right. The other switch
burr, to the left she goes.
1T works fine" he says. "You
can stand up, sit down, turn
around-anything, Some people
call it lazy bartender. I call
lit a lifesaver."
He has applied for patent
on the device, he says.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
BY the Asseeiaied Press

! NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Arturc
Toscanini, proving that "a years
ARE no handicap to a conductor
returned to the NBC Symphony
tonight to lead it in his first 1851
SO concert
He conducted in Carnegie Hall
before a capacity audience OF
I2,700, so eager to hear him that
most were seated half-an-hour OF
more before curtain time.
| The program, broadcast and
Itelevised, consisted of Weber's
"Euryanthe" overture and Brahms
Symphony No. /.
The audience welcomed the con-
ductor warmly. liked the Fury
anthe," and applauded the Brahms
with the greatest enthusiasm.
The Maestro was last heard
here in March, in the small hall
A persistent knee injury obliged
him to cancel two concerts in the
INBC Symptoms spring schedule
Rumors that he might not be
able to return this fall ended
when he conducted in Milan in the
late summer.
Tonight he walked to his podi-
um. which is equipped with rail-
ing, with his usual smart step. but
walked off a little more slowly.
While acknowledging applause,
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Horse Player Admits
Steoline Eggs to Bet
BY the Assoeiaied Press

KANSAS CITY, Kas., Nov. g.
Robert r. Bowen, So, has ad.
mitted stealing a case of eggs (3t
dozen) almost every week for 8
year for money to bet on horse
races.
Bowen, a cook at Wadswortf
Veterans Administration Hospita
20 years, pleaded guilty to theft
charges in Federal Court yester.
day.
II don't know of a more foolish
man than you," United State,
District Judge Arthur j. Mellott
said. Just because you wantee
to play the horses you lose a gooe
job that pays $500 month"
The judge fined Bowen $10i
and gave him a three-montll;
Jail sentence, to be followed By
three years of probation.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Prosecution Rests Case
Against Mrs. Ryan
BY the Associated Press

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calf, Nov
I3.-Prosecution attorneys rested
their case in the manslaughtel
trial of Mrs. Margaret Ryan Fri
day amid speculation the defense
will ask the judge for a directed
verdict of acquittal.
If such an order is not forth
coming. Defense Attorney Jerry
Geisler will begin his arguments
Tuesday morning when the trial
resumes. Mrs. Ryans trial for
the Staying of a young trespasser
is in weekend recess.
Court observers began speculat-
ing that Mr.. Geisler will ask fol-
Ia directed verdict when the STATE
closed its case without presenting
any witness who contradicted Mrs
Ryan's self-defense plea.
The wealthy 41-year-old widow
and former New York socialite /.
charged with fatally shooting
Leonard D. Ray, %. after she
ordered him off her ranch last
June. She says the young tres.
Ipasser threatened her with a q
rifle.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Election Of Officers Set
By Committee Of 1OO'

The first general meeting o.
the Committee of 100 to Protec,
the Integrity of Our Schools will.
be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow in
Madison School, Falls Church.
The group was organized Octo-
Der 4 to support the city's forme.
school board, then under fire from
the city council. The board re-
signed a few days later.
Permanent officers will be elected
at tomorrow's session and resolu-
|tions will outline the committee s
future program.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Bull Fiqht Too Bloody

A group of students from Not
tingham, England, who were plan
hing a vacation trip to Spain
were all elated over the idea OF
seeing a bull fight and had made
arrangements in advance. How
ever, tie League Against Blood
Sports got wind of the plan and
rushed into action. AS result OF
its protests, the scholastic author
tiles refused to sanction the
diversion
Evening star., 1951-11-04
II Marines Refuse
To Waive Pensions,
Get No Pay for Year
Ry John A. Giles

Eleven Marine reservists called
to active duty nearly year age
haven't received single pay check
from the Marine Corps.
Instead they have been getting
Veterans Administration checks
for partial disabilities.
The unusual situation is caused
by fear of the reservists that they
would not be able to regain then
pensions if they took active duty
pay Under the law a person can.
not receive checks from two differ
ent Government agencies at the
same time.
Undersecretary of the Navy
Francis P. .Whitehair said yester.
day, however, that the Marine
Corps had been assured by VA
that the reservistS would moi
jeopardize resumption of THEN
pensions once they return tt
civilian life.
Originally there were abou
1000 Marine reservists who hac
been drawing VA disability pay
when called to active duty" HI
said. "All but 81 of them waivec
the pensions upon coming on &C.
tive duty.
Will Pick Up Pensions.
Marine Corps headquarters re-
ceived VA assurance that the mer
would be able to- pick up theil
pensions when they go back on in.
active duty but there are still II
holdouts, 'Nhe added.
The pensions, he explained, were
for partial disabilities only which
do not interfere with the men.
work while on active duty.
For instance, take a man who
In civilian life, is violinist," HI
continued. I'm World War II h,
lost a finger which certainly i'm.
pairs his ability to earn a living
so he gets a veterans pension
for a partial disability. But hi,
disability does not impair his use.
fulness as an active Marine or
active duty"
Mr.. Whitehair said the partially
disabled Marines had joined the
Marine Corps reserve on their owr
initiative after the last war anc
the corps had no intention of re,
leasing the IL holdouts.
They made a contract in the
reserve and to release a few stub
born holdouts would be a horrible
injustice to others in similar cir.
cumstances who have waived theil
VA pensions" he declared. Some
of the men are serving in Korea
So the II holdouts will serve ou
their time and live up to the let.
ter and spirit of the contract they
signed when they joined the re-
serve"
The II reservists are at Camr
Pendleton, Calf, and the Senate
Preparedness Subcommittee wa
highly critical of their employment
there.
Because their status has no
been clarified" said the Senators
they have been relegated to thu
performance of insignificant dutie.
tending bar, sweeping floors
cleaning barracks.
That the Marine Corps ha.
permitted this situation to remair
unresolved is deplorable and in.
excusable. If legislation was re.
quired. 1t should have beer
brought to the attention of Con-
gress. If, in fact, these mer
should not have been discharged
they at least should have beer
properly utilized"
But Mr.. Whitehair asserted thai
the Marine Corps now is useful,
employing the men "in admins
trative work so that others may b,
released from those tasks fol
combat duty"
Evening star., 1951-11-04
.Corre q One Man Team

An 11-job man is Hilary Care
newly appointed recorder of Sark
the little Channel Island which
lis self-governing, and most exclu-
Isive. Carre is island treasurer
food controller, immigration Off.
Ger, fuel controller, revenue off.
Ger, harbormaster, hairdresser
shipping agent, matchmaker
treasurer of the local entertain.
ment hall-besides being recorder
Evening star., 1951-11-04
7 osc0nini Returns to Lead
Symphony at 81; Scores Hit

|he often rested one hand on the
railing.
In the last few minutes of the
symphony, he reached for it q
couple OF times +. something ne
audience here had seen him do be,
fore.
But if the aged conductor was
cautious. the music came out a.
spirited as ever.
He is scheduled to conduct the
NBC Symphony in II more con.
IcertS this season.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
AU Sets Tux Institute

|, American University announced
yesterday that its Seventh Annual
Institute on Federal Texas will
begin on December S. The insti-
tute is presented in cooperation
with the District Institute of Ger
tilted Public Accountants and the
District Bar Association. Eight
sessions will be held on current
tax problems.
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Auto Crash Damages
New Display Car
On Showroom Floor
BY the Associated Press


BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.-A
new car was damaged severely
in a collision today before it
ever got off the showroom
floor.
Two cars collided at a
downtown intersection. One
of them bounced off a bank
building, careened across the
street, rammed through a
plate glass show window of
an automobile agency, and
banged into a new automobile
on display.
Evening star., 1951-08-14
Red Peace Festival
A Fake, DisiIIusioned
U. 5. Student Charges
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Aug. 14.-An Ameri-
can student who came here fol
the Communist world youth peace
festival ito see whether it hao
anything constructive to offer fol-
the cause of world peace" de-
clared yesterday that he was
thoroughly disenchanted.
"The whole thing is a fake, y
he said. land I think it has done
more to divide East and West
further than anything else."
The student, in his mid-twen-
ties, refused to tell interviewers
his name because he feared pub
licity might prejudice his chances
OF getting a teaching job in the
United States when he finishes
study for his doctorate at the
University of Padua in Italy.
Call me Vincent" he said, in
an accent which sounded like a
New Yorker's.
40 Americans Attend.
He said there were only about
40 Americans at the East Berlin
festival, most of them recent ar
rivals. This contrasted sharply
with Communist advance adver-
tising that 500 Americans would
show up.
And" he added, "the other
Americans came independently,
as I did, and not as a delegation.
They are mostly students living
abroad or in Europe as tourists" !"
Vincent" said he was not a
member of the Communist Party
but had been sympathetic with a
lot of its aims.
However, he said, living two
years in Europe, where he could
see communism in practice, had
disabused him of most of these
ideas.
Il observed for instance" he
said, that the Communist-in-
Spired strikes in Italy actually
lowered the standard of living of
the workers instead of raising it.
have found that communism
has a lot of flaws"
niSiIIuSioned hv Parade
Vincent" about 5 feet 6 inches
tall, and wearing a light wind
break jacket, had witnessed the
big Communist-drilled peace"
parade in East Berlin yesterday.
He was disillusioned about that,
too.
Those German kids marching
only substituted their cry of
'Freundschaft friendship for
Hell Hitler" he said. There
was no peace in it. They were
just hoped up like kids at a
college football game. I came
here because I was really inter-
ested in peace. I thought the
parade fake. I didn't come here
to yell 'Freundschaft.' That dis
gusted me-"
Vincent" said he didn't want
to give his name because "in the
United States there is a stigma
attached to people who attend
such meetings as this. I don't
want to ruin my chances of get
ting a job"
Evening star., 1951-08-14

Toos oIwooI with beautiful little girl" detailing
practical features ho every budeeise moherwI recognize
twoorthe preeoone hidden treasures for fost growing
douehers Deep and the wonderful ero@oyeor deep
hens thot will let down for year with just the pulling out OF
one hreod The snopfoened matching socks have extra
inch and half the waist let for year oo Made by
famous Trim Set in skipper be wne and green sizes
6x.
pretty eored
shawl collar, veyeteen cove but
Back half So''V "Pp"s OuN e I'll"
beIted inverted pIeot collar, novelty buttons.
LANSBURGHS-Tots and Toddlers-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-07-20

NEWLY LISTED BUNGALOW Of brick
in Silver Spg.. near Mrs. ks Tav-
ern: a pretty little place Of 8 rooms
which can be easily finished; h.w.
heat: attached garage, fenced lot;
S15.95O. Needs $4,000 cash A
nice home and no mistake. RIPLEY
& ROMER. Realtors, 81. Gill.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HoUsEs-sALE-Mp. tcont.) 4

NEWLY LISTED BUNGALOW of brick
in Silver Spg., near Mrs ks Tav-
ern: q pretty little place Of 8 rooms
and bath with stairway to I'd floor
which can be easily finished; h.w.
heat: attached garage, fenced lot;
S15.950. Needs $4,000 cash. A
nice home and no mistake: RIPLEY
4 RoMER. Realtors, 81. Gill.
TEN MIN. Chevy Chase Club. 20
min.- downtown, very large house;
wonderful bargain. Cali OIL. 1903.
ssss%s 5asn, r.nshtyDs
SresaeHsy, s-car tsi ssrase; 1SP'as1Se falf 6smt.
room. To inspect, day or evening,
cal cal. cEANE "a dasS 4 HELAN. 81. 1900: 300:
seBEDRM. eHfSi Sn BkfcK. sFfe a-story, IA Years
pofsh tsiaen aasn v..bs4 Ssm d..D
level lot, S0x255; excellent condi-
LEY's. WHEATON OFFICE. 10.
s. siIsssd-sxtansisl. 1855. 2 t,ll 3; second floor
full bsmt., 3 bedrms.. bath. Hv,
cash. BodLEY's WHEATON, HiAsGS; 't5fs. OF
FICE. 10. 5-3434. o till 9.
CALL ME- have several nice homes
for sale in the Silver Spring area
HT s3nf HaEtman E'tn sHa 81 oss a9yn c6Y co
OPEN SAT. AND p SUN, i-s p.m.; e 20: 20.
tomac Hunt area; rambling older
frame house. in superb condition
On ;, approx. / acre (more land
avail: 8 bedrms... 2 baths, den,
Sias5dl sii E foG pfreefions: 9fm.: oil west hw on
route .2s. 2!Sn miles from Rockville
stop light. left on Glenmill rd., 2
mile miles :, to open sign on left. Rock
RAMB2ER; $4,000 down, Smart W and
with disposal; picture windows. win t Biz Biz
closets; shady lot near Georgia
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 11O3 It'll 8
BRICK RAMBLERS-A group of new
low-priced 3-bedrm. Calf. ramblers
full bsmt., aluminium picture win.
dows. fireplace: beautifully LOCATED
ESTATE. SH. / 1103 til 9.
secluded bungalow. situated on iarg,
handicapped site with trees; 2 bed
rms: rms: liy rm dtnetts; bath, 81
GnRRAf G Rn KK4QShf KQHsiEk 4 R2TEEs VSEEEgSqsna So;
new stone and brk. ramblers of fin
est quality; ideal location of Mass
ave. extended; spacious center-ha
plan with very lge. rms. (3 bed
rms.l, 2 baths plus breakfast rm.
fun bsmt., porch, built-in gar; gaI
heat: S33, 500 Ewes. call JU. T-71S6
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 141l.
S59.46 PER MO-. low down pymt.
GI resale. 2-bedrm, house. lge
fenced yard: insulated; "a block tx
shops, full bsmt OWNER, 1929
Selfridge rd., Viers Mil Village
ATTRACTIVE WHITE BUNGALOW
Full bsmt;. expandahle attic. lovely
landseaped. lot; price Sl3, 800 witt
300 cash and bal. like rent. RA
S61 S531 III 2 pm. 1. & L. REALTY
slS5 DoWN-chaTming 2-bedrm
bungalow: full bsmt, equipped kit
| Only 2 years old; price SlO.500 witt
| payments like rent RA. S647 til
8 pm. L. & L. REALTY COMPANY
BETHESDA 4-STAR HOME
The sweetest brick and clapboart
house in Bethesda. Its charm de.
mes description. 1t has never beer
siEht. call oL. oo76 Snsato sat' fof seii info S5
ARTHUR W. LaROCHE.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
COLORED-N.W.

COLORED. 18th AND VARNUM SITS.
8-ROOM DETACHED BRICK
A marvellous home in the very best
location. Colonial front porch. det.
brick gar, large level lot. Spacious
liv. rm. with firepl., 4 bedrms. and
2 compl. baths on End f. Recr. rm.
with flrepl. and has bath. Beauti-
gracious home. call Mrs. Cox. LU.
2-Sl36 ATLAS REALTY ST 736S
Evening star., 1951-07-20
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
CORNER BRICK RAMBLER
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY lis
Lest OF q group Of so. Preregulation
<; $3.50. with $3,990 down; 4fa q
managing available; 3 big bedrms.,
all G.E. kit; full bsmt.: outside
entrance; lovely neighborhood: fully
sodded lot: sidewalks and roads in.
Ga. ave. extended to Plyers Mill I'd ;,
LETT and follow DREISEN- FREED
MAN signs. EX. 5454, or AID. 5769
Evening star., 1951-07-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
coEoREp

BUY THRU SCOTT
Mr.. 18th and KanS. Ave. NV.
LET YOUR HOME PAY FOR ITSELF
8 complete apis. with Colonial style
front porch, tapestry brick, stream
lined modern kitchen in owners
apt; lovely hardwood floors. newly
papered walls and large back yard
for children. Call MRS. CLARK,
DE. POLO. ewes. co 4R5R. 20
Evening star., 1951-07-20
SILVER SPRING

NEAR ST. BERNADETTE
Beautiful. 7-rm., det. brick home.
Center hall, 24-ft. liv. rm. with
mirrored flrepl., din. rm., ultra
modern GE kit. 1st-floor bedrm.
and bath; 2nd floor. 8 bedrms. and
bath; sun deck; beautifully land
scaped 1.20x12O lot. Call Mr.. Do
browolski
CAMPANELLA e. CO.
Elk. 4113; Ewes, 81. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

Beautiful brick home with liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms., bath, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. large porches.
gar, conv. to transp and shopping
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
1211 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
-O1
Evening star., 1951-07-20
SILVER SPRING
WHEATON HILLS, $16,500
New Brick Colonials

These det., homes are q sensational
value featuring 1st. bedrm. or den,
liv:,, rm. with. pine-paneled flrepl.
kit. with breakfast space, 3 bedrnis',
tile bath, 2nd floor Lge. level sod
ded lot. Close to schools. shopping.
transp. Trade arranged. WOODSIDT
REALTY CO.. SH. GAO I'll pm.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
.nter-COunty Realty G.
OIL. 21O1 Till q PM,
CHEVY CHASE,

RambIer-CuStOm Built
This new rambler has 8 bedrms.. den.,
2 baths. picture windows in both
liv. rm., and din rm.. 2 fireplacse,
powder rm., maids rm.. util. rm.,
and garage; stairway to attic; fine
view from all windows. Lge. wooded
lot. Shown by appt. only. WILL
LIAMS REAL ESTATE.
EN-. 6871, OR. 9428.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

COLORED-S3,0 600 DOWN
This 2-family apt. bldg; separate
entrances. oil ht., zoned commit,
Each apt, has 3 rms, kit. bath.
refgr. and stove; 2633 18th st. n .e'
Price. S15,950. RE. O493, CH.
Evening star., 1951-07-20
1909 28th PL. Sc.
OPEN EVERY EVENING

Very attractive 3-bedroom center-row
brick, features large living room,
dining room, equipped kitchen and
Ia baths, full basement. gas h.-w.h.,
front porch combination aluminium
schools. shopping and transp. Rea-
sonably priced at S13,950; will con-
slider YOUR present home in trade
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. s. e. VI. 2so2 It'll O..
Evening star., 1951-07-20

min. downtown; very large house; (;
wonderful bargain. Call OIL. 1908.
Evening star., 1951-07-20

SILVER SPRING, MD.
$17,350
S11.700 1st trust; brick Colonial
near fos elementary and St, Bernadette
Silver Spring; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.
din. rm. kitchen. center entrance;
owner out OF country and wants
$18,25O
Beautiful bunsalow. located in Wood.
side section of Silver Spring. has 9
iiy.. rm.- famiiy-sised f din. DIM iaree rm'.
Kitchen with dinette, lovely recre-
alton rm. with mirrored bar; ga.
is pseFfeet for hsoGafsF sooG iivins heas and
entertaining; convenient to every
sell sefns: reaSiis Sss this today as it will
$19,950
Small down payment will purchase
this prewar-built bric. home; has
slate roof. hot-water heat; garage:
large rooms. beautiful lot. Be
sure to see this one
$24,950
attractive den with "a bath on tht
1st floor. this is the home for yor
to look at. Besides this. the liyint
rm. is large and CHEEKY. with IRE.
place; family-size din. rm.. de luxe
Kl.chen; Emc Upstairs has large bed
garage; large lot; close to school,
and transportation: priced low fol
snls type OF home; lst trust
HOLMEAD
Realtor. eo4 Bonifant St.. sH. eeo(
Evening star., 1951-07-20
ATTENTION, CTS

3-Bedroom Rambler, $11,990
Here is your opportunity to purchase
lovely Silver Spring rambler on
pre-Regulation x financing. Small
down payment and S63 mo. incl,
taxes. Features 20-ft. living rm..
beautifully equipped kit, lge. util.
rm:, gas heat. Immediate possession.
Gail Mr.. Gordon, LO. 5-2910, LO.
5-S705.
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.