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Evening star., 1951-10-14
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Oct. 13 Wholesale
commodity prices, after advancing slowly
for six weeks in q row. turned downward
on average this week. according to the
Associated Press index.
1913. .6S last week end and 1858 a year
ago. In this index of 35 important
wholesale commodity prices, the base year
1925 equals 100.
Price droops In wool and livestock were
chiefly responsible for the decline. al
though the industrial group OF commodi-
ties also ended lower.
The food and grains and cotton COM
ponents finished slightly higher. while
non-ferrous metals held unchanged.
The index. with comparable figures for
last week and q year ago. follows:
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Stock Market Climbs
To New High for Year ,
Best Level Since 1890
By Roder Wineet
Associated Press Finonciol Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-In
week beset by major Interruptions.
the stock market doggedly worked
its way higher and today reached
new 1851 peak.
| There was nothing startling in
the way the market moved this
week either up or down, and
sometimes there was more con-
fusion than anything else.
| Today the rise amounted to 80
cents in the Associated Press aver
age of go stocks which closed at
$l01.40 10 cents above the previ-
GUS 1851 mark set Monday. It is
the best level for the average since
September II, 1880.
Prices Keep Gaining Strength.
Perhaps the biggest obstacle to
smooth trading was the windup
of the World Series. And by the
time that was out of the way the
market closed Friday for Colum-
bus Day.
Trading today started fast and
a little higher. and prices kept
getting stronger right to the
CLOSE. Low-priced issues were
active in early trading, and the
steels rushed to the fore in the
late stages of the market.
| With the AP average up 80
cents at $101.40, the industrial
component gained so cents, rails
20 cents, and utilities 10 cents.
There were 895 individual issues
on the tape of which Ala closed
higher and 245 lower with "a new
lows. Volume came to 750, 900
shares as compared with 760, 900
shares week ago.
| There weren't too many fea-
lures in today's two hours. One
of them was Amerada Petroleum.
1t gained AZ and at its peak set
a new high for the year. This
week Amerada disclosed it had
brought in its third wildcat well
in the Williston Bason of North
Dakota.
United Corp Tops Active List.
United Corp, up ls, topped the
most active list. followed by Amer
|! lean & Foreign Power, up "a;
Montana-Dakota Utilities, up y,
at 263s; the Milwaukee Road, up
%, and Bethlehem Steel, up "a.
| There were good gains among
active leaders. These included
Minneapolis Moline. up l5s; vir-
ginia Carolina Chemical, up ia;
Follansbee Steel. up 1ls; Texas
Gulf Producing. up /; Texas Co,
up /; Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
up lss. and J. 1. Case, up 134.
One of the most marked de-
Ivelopments of the week was pop
Iularity of low-priced issues. With
average prices at a 21-year peak,
the swirl of activity around these
low-priced stocks spelled public
speculation to some brokers. And
they called attention to the fact
that such activity has at times in
the past been the signal of the end
Iof a bull market movement.
Weekly Volume Compared.
The volume of business for the
flve-day week was 7,440,OC0
shares, compared with 10,22o. 900
shares in the six days of the pre-
vious week. 49,.
The five most active stocks of
the week were st. Louis-San
Francisco Railroad. of 2A;I
Radio Corp. up "a; Milwaukee
Road. UP 124; Park Utah Con-
solidated Mines, up "a, and Ben
guet Consolidated Mining, up u.
Today in the Curb. Humble
Oil shot up 9ls in trading
amounting to 5000 shares.
On the week the most active
Curb issues were Calvan Consoll-
dated Oil. off 3/16: New Park
Mining. up So; Anacon Lead. of
70; Barium Steel. up IS, and New
Mexico & Arizona Land, off Ga
Evening star., 1951-10-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 lP-The cotton
futures market closed 5 to SIS cents a bale
lower today Most deliveries held in
lower brackets during the entire session,
with an accumulation on hedge safes de-
pressing the market Traders also were
expecting further hedge selling on Mon
day. with additional quantities OF newly
picked cotton shipped to markets during
the week end.
Traders had reports that despite. the
cotton was being placed into the Govern
ment loan or was being financed by pri-
vate banks there was sufficient amount
of cotton moving to satisfy the slow mill
demand The tagging textile mill demand
for raw cotton continues to reflect the
slow textile business. The October. 1881,
delivery held relatively steady today. This
was due to short covering prior to expi-
ration of trading in that month at noon
next "Wednesday.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Capital Store SoIes Up

Washington department. store
sales in the week ended October 6
edged 2 per cent ahead of the
previous week, and were 20 per
cent above the like 1850 week, the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond announced yesterday. Sales
in four weeks ended the same date
were l per cent above a year
earlier,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Virqiniu Tobacco

DANvuLE, Va. Oct IS P,.-Puces
remained fairly steady on Old Belt fue-
cured markets yesterday, with nc
changes going to more than 81 per hun
dred pounds and with increases outnum-
bering declines. The quality of offerings
was slightly better than the previous day.
Gross sales in Virginia Thursday totaled
t3156.452 pounds at an average price OF
S54 .63 per hundred pounds. Total sales
amounted to 5.324,406 pounds for an
average Of S52.16 per hundred.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

MssSsy nhsws saaAt Tho nsst Important
phase ee o buM market gets started
whom Lsw-RSAeea 9tocks beoems 10.
aGvs. Tho Psesnt revival sf market
activity In LSw-Rriesd 6tseks, after
tagging for several msnths, suggests
tAs Dsssfbflity thss the lsng awaited
Aad NEST szs1sang phase ef The bun
market may bs immediAtaly ahead ee
H. (GKB CHART R&LOW.)
1uss Q meath ags ths Isw-ygaoeA
shares were sbs1t 100 petnts bslev ths
1e%s hEhA To-day they have Fegainsd
absat e6& Il that lsaa. Parity gains
With the gensral market averages
wsRia result Am Bsmsndsas pFsflt
Possibilities.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

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Developments ana are Immediately aa-
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Evening star., 1951-10-14

sacks.
Wheat-Reteipts. 22t .644 bushels;
shipments. none; stocks. 6.56o,S1s bushels.
No. z RED winter. garlicky, spot, domestic,
2.341a; October, 2.34; No. 3. 2.31.
Corn-Receipts. 160,757 bushels; ship
ments, 1905 bushels; stocks, 1883, 7S5
bushels.
Oats-Receipts. none; shipments. none
stocks 24309 bushels
Barley-Recetpts. none: shipments. 625
bushels: stocks. 4S,7S2 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none: shipments. 1000
bushels; stocks, 293,942 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 101 tons.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Over-the-Counter Market

4 The following bid and asked prices are
obtained from the National Association Of
I Securities Dealers, Inc, and other sources
/ but are unofficial. They do not represent
actual transactions: they are intended as
| guide to the approximate rance within
/ which these securities could have been sold
! Indicated by the bid or bought indicated
4 by the ask at the time Of compilation Q2
noon, Thursday. Origin OF any quota
Evening star., 1951-10-14
MOST IMPORTANT PERIOD AHEAD!

economSo and
their fingers ths nations economic pulse agreed that
boom undeay that the u entering the
prosperous periods has These predictions
based continued high production of civilian
goods plus expanded spending and production for defense
with al-o0e WmY.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished by the Associated Press.b
:. A selected list Of active bonds ON the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing prices for the week
weeks close.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
CURB SUMMARY

| FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
selected list Of active stocks on the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing prices fer the week
and the net ehange from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY

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Evening star., 1951-10-14

7 Rates OF dividends In the foreRoine
.sele are annual disbursements based on
tne last quarterly or semiannual declara.
extra dividends are not included
Z Ex dividend. xr Ex rights cid Called
ct nd Part paid ur Under rule War War.
warrants a Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend. Cash or stock Paid
last year Payable In stock estimated
wash value on ex-diyidend date De
|or paid after stock dividend or split-up
Declared or PAID this year an accumu-
lattve issue with dividends In arrears
or no action taken st last dividend meet.
ing. wDeclared or paid In 1851. plus
stock dividend wd When distributed
,dend. Payable In stock, exaG cash value
Undetermined on declaration Afa.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
AN INDEX OF OPPORTUNITY

The OUTLOOK 10 packed full Of suR.
gestiens for investors and spectators.
Here are some Of the special analyses
and lists included in the most recent
index Of The OUTLOOK.
Master List Of Reeomm ended Issues
Lsns-Tsrm Dividend Payers fer Safety
Investing fer Capital Gains
Stocks The Experts Favor
Defensive Issues . Good Haven
Attractive Convertible Preferreds
Stocks With Ne Prior Obligations
Rreferreds With Dividend Arrears
Good Values Amsng Unseasened Issues
Sound Steeks fer Income Return
Invsstors' Blueprint for War
Opportunities Ansng LAgsara Issues
Rseemmendsd Growth Stocks
Stock Options May Help Stockholders
stseks Priced as Current Asset Value
Bank stssks Reasonably Priced
Coed Possibilities I'm japanese Issues
Lew-Priesd stoeks-RSesmmsuded
Issues
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Mutual Funds

NEW YORK, Oct. 13 LP-Natioual N
Association OF Securities Dealers Inc
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Market Averages
Baltimore Grain

NEW 1851 hlRh.
Compiled by the Associated Press.)
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Woskinqton Stock EXCHANGE


WASHINGTON
OCTOBER ].
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Evening star., 1951-01-21
SPINDLET0P
where a January morning
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Spndeop Beaumont Texas the first of of fabulous
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supply of oil might be.
Even important the of Spideop the starting gun
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Better cheaper fuels helped put these xuries within the reach
omlon and make popular the Diesel engine the harvester
teher combine, the pne and thousands of other developments
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Evening star., 1951-03-18

DIN. RM. FIRM, walnut; buffet,
china closet. 6 chairs. table; reas,
DINING RooM-Bufet. solid oak.
large, S25: Georgia 0791.
DINING RIM. FURN., I chairs, 2
tables, ! china cabinet. | hutch
cabinet. rug cushions. 9xl2; :?
summer summer rugs rugs 9H!2 bogeles as9 xhsa sms
size %. OIL. 2S16 between 8 and :
DIN. RIM. SET. safe radio and sew
ing machine. 40l2 Marlboro pl. NV
Din. SUITE. massive 1o-pc. solid
walnut; cost 81 200, sell $500. 1929
18th St: NV. Iowa Apt. 43,
DiSiNG Z RIM. FuRN.-Butet,, china
nut: S95. Call WI. 1882.
con. S75. Call Wo: 1923.
DINING RIM. EXTENSION TABLE
44x62, with pads. $35; round oak
table, AZ in. Sl5; end table. So:
tool bench. 81; boys 26-in. bicycle,
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1o;pc.. wal
~; ~; EN- fhairs SaeS, recently upholstered
DINING ROOM SUITE. 1O-pc., Dun
can-Phyfe. good condition. Call after
10 am, Ii. 3-2965. is
DINING ROOM SUITE, bleached ma
hogany; table, buffet, china cab
met and chairs; white screened baby
crib and chifforobe. KE. 3-5327,
DINING ROOM SUITE. pcs, solid
cherry, sale priced at $500. C. B
LONG g. SON, GEORGETOWN oldest
furniture store. is
Evening star., 1951-03-18
MIscL. FOR SALE tcont.D

BED, Beautyrest de luxe matt. and
spring. legs att, like new; value
SIG, sell sos. DU. 1855. --1S
BEDS. 2, HOLLYWOOD, good cond.. S25
sfsh' sfs1 rA' 19l9 7ssS' 9gden ST. NV Apt
BED AND STRINGS, double. Sim
mons, metal walnut; excellent cond.
Reasonable CHI. 1900. Ext. 216.
BED-DAVENPoRT, Krohler. with good
mattress and slip covers; S25. Ho-
plastic covered; Martha Washing ton
sewing table. nah. GE. ll4S. is
BEDRM.. liv. rm. and dinette: used
z mos; must be sold in lot. $500.
BEDROOM SUITE. rock maple. twin
beds, chest and dresser. IA. 7O31
BEDROOM, dining room, misc; fur
Jacket Call AID. 5434. No deal
BED6RM. SUITE. bed, springs and
SIS or best offer, After 10 am
BEDROOM FURNITURE, fiat-top
desk, odd chest, rugs, gas range,
ANTIQUE chairs and mirrors. GE.
BEDRooM-Modern mahogany Gus
tom-made suite, double dresser and
mirror, twin beds, box spring and
mattresses. de luxe; . night tables,
8 mos. old, cost 81 ,O50, selling for
S475 GAYS, 316 9th st. NV.
Open Sun. afternoon and ewes. .
BEDROOM FURN., single and double,
chest, spring and mattress, vanity,
chifforobe, dresser. Ii. 3-20S6.
BEDROOM SUITE, 9 pieces, rock
maple, including new double mat
treSs. box springs orig. $3.50; sac
riflce. $50 Sligo 5301.
BEDROOM SET, solid maple; c?mpl.
set fireDiacp equip $40; glider,
$40; ToaStmaSter, $40; Ike new;
moving: sacrifice OIL. l5O1. -25
Evening star., 1951-03-18
FREEZERS

Popular sizes, at substantial savings,
nings.
American Service Center
5s5 n. Glebe Rd.. Arl., Va, OW. 7722
FRIGIDAIRE. about z Gu. it,; motor
ton; 500. Ho. 4134. Ext. 355.
ton; s65' OR. Si45' Il. - S00u 0is cGRoi-
FdRIGID.IRE, Super >; excellent;
s55. odn1. AT. q 3oos Nelson pl. Sc.
FROZEN ctusTARD MAcHrNE-EIec-
tro Freeze stainless steel; excel.
FROZEN CUSTARD Machine. cleo
tric freeze; bargain. Elk. 9257. Call
Frozen DciTUsTARD NEON SIGN
cALFs 1920 coiesViiie rd., US sH.
FURS, red fox scarf; never worn:
excel. cond.; best offer. AP. 1868.
|FURS-Genuine mink neckpiece; new
never worn. Sacrifice, S75. or best
FGfR GfIsr cotT. r. III n4za lanvtn Chimes.
excellent condition; size II; 500
10. 9-S902.
FUR COAT, black caracul; good con-
dition: size 1920: very reasonable
for quick sale. RE. 1859.
FUR ,CoAT-,Muskrat, size IA; good
condition. $50, $500 Devonshire
FIR COAT-Hudson seal. modern
style, and excellent condition; rea-
sonable price. RA. 1923, aft. / pm
FUR COAT, gray China kidskin, size
1914. S75 or best offer. Sligo 5463.
FUR COATS (3), dresses, mans coats
suits, tuxedo; sacrifice, MI. 1871
Sunday, SH. 95S7 weekdays.
FUR JACKET. finest silver fox, ir
excellent condition. Size 12-14i
S75. EN-. 1892.
FUR JACKET. silver fox, practically
new. 722 Peabody st. NV. TU. 1870
FUR JACKET, silver fox, custom
made, size IL, excellent cond.; $50
OF best offer, AID. $3.50.
FUR JACKET. silver fox, size IL to
"A, good condition, S35. IA. 2477
FUR SCARFS, lge. natural minks
like new; cost $3.50, a sacrifice. al
SIS. OR. 1923. -19
FUR SCARF. z beautiful silver foxes;
$75. 10. 2-3s95.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-Sofa and studio couch,
Adams 74oo, Ext. xt''.Hes So@. ''''0'''0H' H'
NITURE-Two-pc. living room
suite. S45; 3-pc. walnut bedroom
suite, $50; 3-pc. maple living room
suite. $50; chest of drawers and
dressers. -S15 up: 5-pc. birch di-
tables. $3.50 up; coffee table, $50;
mig. Sheraton curio cabinet, $40;
vanity, $40; walnut sec, S45; 4-cu.-
1T. Serval gas box. one yr. old Misc
household goods. GAYS. 3l6 9th st
NV. Open Sun. afternoon and ewes
FURNITURE-Love seat, $40; brio
FURNITURE, s-pc. blond mahogany
bedroom suite. 326 Madison st. NV
FURNITURE. 6-pc. mahogany finished
dinette. good condition. $50. GE
FURNITURE-Lacki space in small
apartment, will sacrifice lovely up
holstered chair beautiful tapestry
at $40. and new Hollywood bed.
cream leather headboard. inner
spring mattress. $3.50; suitcases,
FURNITuRE-chest of drawers and
dresser, dark oak, both $25; metal
panel bed and springs. S25; floor
lamp, So; davenport table. S5;
marble-top table. reasonable; plush
soeker' S9a $40; 81 9x1@ rug with pad
FURNITuRE Coffee table. NAH.
unique -oyel, with plate glass top;
Mirror Matte pressure cooker. GE.
7642 before 3 pm
FURNITURE-Stickley day bed, SOS;
Taylor washer, apt size, $26; kitch-
en- wall cabinet. SS; B. R. scale. 50
d: Du; 70a2 af after $50 pm. Sunday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mig. chest,
brand new, cost S92 2 mo. ago, will
sell S62. RE. 1856, Ext. 565.
FURNITURE-Karpen bed-davenport,
SIipe3yer' sh;wa 8 din rm chairs, buffet,
and ! chairs, s55; desk, $50 $50; 'fSle Dae
veno bed, S30: 2 liy. rm. chairs, $50
ea,; NAH. coffee table, 81; 2 end
tables, metal kitchen table, dbl bed
blue, S35. Lo. 3-7378.
FURNITURE-Excel sectional gray
sofa and matching lounge chair. Cost
$34o, sell $3.50; $50 1t. wood table
Sio: $50 1t. wood lamp, S5. Elk.
FURNITURE - Complete furnishings
dining room and living room. See
at 1917 Claiming st. ne. is
Observation-Disclosures, S79-S1l9;
G.pc. Jr. mahogany dining suite,
SlS9; china closets. S49-S79; drop
leaf tables, chairs. 5-pc. dinettes
twood, .chrome), S29-SG9; living
rm. suites. SSg-SlS5; sofa beds,
studios. S47-S85; platform rockers,
exceptional quality and construction
$4,000; lounge, occasional, and
Nv chairs, modern love seat, living
rm. suites, secretaries. lamps, mir
Iors, tables. household misc.
See ad under Bedroom"
OPEN H,t SUNDAY; II TO 6 PM.
1434 Pa Ave Sc II 4-35SQ
Evening star., 1951-03-18

KITCHEN CABINET. 10 units, $50
complete; also sink unit, SO; radi
KITCHEN CABINETS (steeD. new
all sizes; reducing inventory at 4OF
of list; will render kitchen planning
service, MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
KITCHEN N cABINElTs nv Wapehous, STGe
cabinets. GRUVER MFG. CO, S00l
Conn. ave, Chevy Chase. Nd. OIL
KITCHEN SINK. white enam., 7a-in
long. $50; also canopy over kit
LaSifs stHGf s2s surfs T1 siss iSs5 4 oR ssSs s.D
S25 each; like new. CO. 1870
24S0 10th st. NV.
LAMPS, pair, peri. cond.; 1 fool
lamp, silk shade: small kit. cabinet
Best offer. Ii. 3-197O.
LAMPS An T,, 2 oEs Psirs' practically ne new
LATHE, io-in. Atlas @. c.. SO '9 in be.
tween centers, new cond.; Walker
Turner drill press, 1a-in. fl. model
with never-uSed complete mortisinf
attachment; complete turret attach.
ment and tools for shelter lathe with
coolant tank; milling. cutters anc
misc. mach. shop tools; rebuilt "a
T. Il 3, 3, k * 5.Phase 5Laa5s motors Sum- II
LAW BooKS-Federal Digest ant
c. j. S. complete. new condition
also walnut bookcases; will sacriflc,
for immed., sale For inspection
afternoons. daily. 729 18th st. NV.
3rG re f1eor front; pI. 1sI0.
Law Ed. and Roses notes; walnut
bookcases. DI. 9007 weekdays.
LAW LIBRARY, current, ideal for 10
cal practice; excel. cond.; Teas
LAWN MOWER; power: used opl
twice; same as new; $65. Call &c
LAWNMoWER, Larry cutterbar. 36-in
blade, very good cond., 500; traile
Bantam 2-wheel util,. good tires
4Sx72 in. 500: washing machine
Kenmore automatic with suds saver
$3.50 or best offer; sewing machine
Singer. with foot peddle, S15;- :
Army beds and good mattress. ST.
cents each; cocktail table. SS, AM
LAWNMOWER. cleo, good cond,.
year old: garbage cans. rakeS. clip
pers, clothesline props. UN. 0751
LIBRARY TABLE AND CHAIR, S15
LIGHT and generating plants. al
2513 M st. NV, Elk. 1927.
LINOTYPE, model 8; electric pot, 4
molds, magazines and motor. Wo
LIONEL EQUIPMENT, 4 locos.. Is
cars, track, switches, scenery. etc
Complete layout; excellent cond
Phone KE. 3-5617.
LIVING ROOM SET-Sofa and chair
blue wool frieze. blond nah. trimmed
Apt. 2, 467 n. Thomas ST.. Arl., Va
LIVING ROOM SET. in good condi
tion, 500. VI. 6303.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. rust sofa ant
| chair. with slip covers, in gooc
LIVING RIM. SUITE, maple, OF
tables, 2 chairs, love seat, desk
Hollywood beds, 2 lamps. WO. 2S41
LIv. RIM. SUITE. mod, sofa. 2 chairs
$50 or best offer; 2111 N. LINCOLN
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-piece mod
ern;, custom-made slipcover; excel
cond.; 9xI2 wool rug; S100 or bes
offer. GIL. 1924.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-piece, wei
const., good condition. Very reason
able. CHI. 6S4g, is
Evening star., 1951-03-18
FURNITURE

Large dining room table. decorated
antique ivory. See at 1904 M st
NV. No. 1904.
Lounge chair and sofa bed See a
$50 10th st. sc. Ii. 7-7ss0.
Tier table; marble top desk and buf.
fet combination. Bar, suit. for rec.
reafion room. See at 1920 Bladens.
burg I'd. ne. LA. 6-123l.
Walnut dining room suite. See al
26Ol Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
JA. 2-11l6.
Rock maple table. chairs and server
Grandfather clock, Sl9T so. Goa
living room heater. S2a50. See a,
1913 You st. NV. DE. 1900.
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