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Evening star., 1951-06-27

Under Secretary since January.
1850.
Widely known throughout the
industry and the Government as
an authority on purchasing. Mr..
Erlicher is retiring on June 80
from General Electric, the COM
pany In which he rose from mes
senger boy to vice president.
Gas Dividends Declared.
Directors of Washington Gas
Light Co. today declared quar-
terly dividend of $1.25 a share
on $4,000 shares of $3.50 cumu-
lative convertible preferred stock,
and a quarterly of s1.O6A a
share on 10000 shares of .$4.25
cumulative preferred stock, both
payable August 10 to holders OF
record July 25.
Secretary Edward T. Stafford
also announced the declaration
of a quarterly dividend of 371a
a share on $4,000 common
shares, payable Angus IL to
holders of record July 13.
FOIger Back From Canada.
John Clifford Folger, who has
returned from Toronto after his
election as a director of IBM
World Trade Corp, reports the
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Stock Market Coasts
In Narrow Range as
Caution Grips Trader,
BY the Asseeioted Pres.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Trading
idled along today on the stock
market with prices swinging In a
narrow range.
Leaders marked up gains run
ming to a little more than dol
lar share and held losses below
that figure.
During the morning there was
a lower drift, but later prices i'm
proved enough to give slight lift
to the list. The changes were
not pronounced enough, however,
to be significant.
There was trifle more activity
in rails and steels than elsewhere
and these two major divisions had
a goodly share of plus signs along
with oils. chemicals and utilities.
Automobiles seemed to he un-
able to get going. The companies
now are starting to cut back on
production to meet Government
restrictions on materials.
The stock market obviously was
operating under the influence of
the Russian suggestion for a
cease-flre in Korea. Traders were
cautious, especially so because of
the growing seriousness of the
1ranian oil situation.
Stocks on the higher side in
cluded United States Steel, South
ern Pacific, Standard Oil New
Jersey, American Cyanamid, Du
Pont, General Electric, American
Woolen. and International Har-
vester.
Corporate bonds were narrow
Trading was light. Government.
were steady in the over-the.
counter market.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Produce Markets

~ Baltimere alt quotations supplied by the
United led. STATES n;,u uAsricuiture Dspartment;
RomeS, 3-inch up and 234-inch Up. i.SS;
Staymans, 21a-inch up, fair condition
oo-pound sacks Eastern Shore cobbles
U. S.. Is, size. A, unwashed. 2.:5-50; 90
Sweet potatoes-Dull; few sales New
Jersey hampers and bushel baskets. Jersey
type, U. s. Is. 3.00-50; l2-bushel baskets.
1890; b1shel BASKETS white yams,
Snap beans Weak. offerings heavy;
ioo-1.s5. few Best 80; ui; poorer. ts Is cents;
tender greens, and round stringless, 1.50-
80. few 1.75; Virginia, bushel hampers
erseY. bashel bsskess vaisnsines aHs1E Nss
best 1.0O-1.25.
, :. Lima Lima, beansa1slightly weaker; egshsl
Carolina. 3:0o-3 so; New Jersey. $50. ~
Poultry--Msrkst slightly weaker; re-
ounSs ssss sFffeRs feW best sov a. Hens
heavy fxSsy asys' stygs' a7-as. few ash-ae; light
cattle-25o; small supply mainly cows
selling steaay, odd head commercial COW,
ZS;50; utility, 25.oQ-27 90; Gamers and
susss5s bis e ooo e ed head
300 '0'-'o'o0' '''' -''0o-
calves--3oo; active: steady; choice and
prime slaushter calves and yealers. 3s.00-
Al 90; commercial and good. 80 .00-3S 90;
Gull and utility. 20;00-30 90. -
csnts cent lower basis: good and choice, 40
sS.75; S4o-s6d bounds. nd s as'oo-53.95; 9S
100000 pounds. 21.25-22. so; over 300
pounds; 20.75 down; 12O-140 pounds
20.25-2o.75 140-l60 pounds, 81 .75-22 80
% uasl Pd odd dso ebss DSesd d mostly ps5nd1 la5
over $50 bounds. Is's5
downward; stays 800 under price Of
same weight sows
establish trading basis; quotations
nominally unchanged.
Grain Market
Flour---Receipts, 7,470 I0O-pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts,. 4S,765 bushels; ship
ments, 157. 133 bushels, stocks. .2,721,0 ,03s
rns domessic june Esa waseF NJ s. ssrssky sfs spot
Corn-Receipts. 132, 1856 bushels; ship
ments, none; stocks, 2,041, $50 bushels.
oats-Receipts. none; shipments, nome
Barley - Receipts, none; shipments
Rye-Receipts, 212.274 bushels; ship.
fments, 1Ss.700 bushels; stocks. 556.98s
soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments
none; stocks, .32224. bushels.
| Millfeed-Receipts, 249 tons.
Butter and EGGS.
Eggs-Market steady, receipts moderate
| A large. 60-63; A mediums. 55-57; Z
large: 54-56; current receipts. ungraded
Receipts--Egss. 3oe cases; butter, none
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 27 Up (USDA) Sal
able hogs, 10000; general market very
uneven; good and choice lightweight butch
lers fully 25 or more lower; top. so under
Tuesday: other butchers and sows steady
to 25 lower: most sales good and choice
g0-230 pound butchers, 90. 1923 90; top.
l23 90; 24O-270 pound weights, 21 .50-22 so;
l27o.3oo pounds, 2950-2d75; 310-350
$50 pounds. 1S.50-20.25; 45O-600 pornds.
ll7.25-1S.75.
Salable cattle 5000; salable calves,
800; GOOD and prime steers fairly active.
COWS opened steady, later trade very slow:
Ibuils mostly steady; vealers strong to 90
steers. 3S.25-3s so: bulk high-choice. and
iprice steers. 36.25-38.0 90; good and choice
grades largely 81 31.50-3600: utility and
lcCmmercial 26.00-31. 90: load prime
! | ,088-pound fed heifers, $500; good to
Ilow-prime heifers, 81 50-36,75; CONNER
tcial cows, 27.50-30 90; canner to utilitv
cows largely Is. .00-95: 90; utility to eooa
bulls mostly 26.75-30 so; odd head. 81 %
most good to prime vealers, 3S.00-40. 90;
few prime. 41.00.
Salable sheep-60o: all classes steady
choice to prime spring lambs topped at
1890 to small killers: bulk springers
33 90 -35 90; choice old-crop shorn lambs,
1925; bulk slaughter ewes, 16.50-17.75;
lculls. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended June "a totaled
1884 ,692. 900 kilowatthours, COM
pared with 6,102,2 ,288 900 in the
ike week a year ago.-Edison
Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
declined to STOP from $7.07 last
week. but still was l6% above
the like week a year ago.-Dun
q Bradstreet.
New York Stock Exchange
members will vote during the next
two weeks on mandatory year.
round Saturday closing. There are
1875 members and a total of 688
ballots must be cast on the
amendment to the constitution.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad an
nounced it has ordered eight
Diesel switchers for use in it's
Chicago yards. The locomotives.
rated at 1.000-1.2o0 horsepower
will be built by the electro-motive
division of General Motors and
deliveries are to begin in Novem-
ber.
| Norfolk & Western Railway in
months ended May 81 earned
$40, ,995 1865 or $1.89 a share VS..
$8,580.667 or $1.46 in 1850 period.
Illinois Power Co. in year ended
May 81 earned $8,O16,286 or $2.82
share VS.. $7,159,085 or $3.50 in
1850.
New York Central in S months
ended May 81 had a net loss of
$5,807.721 VS.. a loss of $6,487 200
in the 1850 period<
Texas Power g. Light Co. in
year ended May 81 earned $780,
983 VS.. $5,671. .485 in 1850.
Reading Co. in months ended
May 81 earned $3,193,519 or $I.45
a share VS.. $3,231,817 or $1.47 in
1850 period.
Dallas Power & Light Co. in
year ended May 81 earned $3,348,-
706 or VS.. $2,872,564 in 1850.
Virginian Railway in months
ended May 81 earned $2,831 ,809
or $1.71 a share VS.. $2,068,719 or
i $1.10 in 1850 period.
| St. LOuis-San Francisco Rail-
way in months ended May 81
learned $2,968, ,070 or $1.35 a share
Tvs. $1,876,717 or Al cents in 1850
period.
1 western Maryland Railway in
Is months ended May 81 earned
l$2,412,311 or $3.50 share VS..
l$1.791,318 or $10.10 in 1850 period.
True Temper Corp. in year ended
April 80 earned $2,355, ,967 or $4.30
a share VS.. $588,372 or 90 cents in
1850.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Rail-
road in 5 months ended May 81
earned $2.363, ,348 or $2.73 a share
Tvs. $2,186,211 or 1888 in 1850
period.
/ Missouri Kansas Texas Lines in
is months ended May 81 earned
I$1,747.000 VS.. $1.49S.0 900 in 1850
period.
/ Norfolk Southern Railway in 5
months ended May 81 earned
l$373. $50 VS.. $151.847 in 1850
period.
New England Gas & Electric
Assn. in year ended May 81 earned
l$2,543, ,945 VS.. $2.593.636 in 1850.
! f. E. Myers g. Bros. Co. in 8
months ended April 80 earned
i $724,556 or 1892 a share VS.. $685.
705 or $3.48 in 1850 period.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 27.R;-Cotton fu,
today as commission house and local sell
ing came into the market. Prices aver
aged about so bale under the, best levels
Of the day. with only scale down short
covering and small mill demand in evil
dence: Traders continued to watch crop
the tfend in tbe fnsnrss iGr aIke cue
creased offerings in second hand goods al
lower prices were reported in the cotton
goods market.
Noon prices were unchanged to so a
bale lower than the previous close July
44.75; october, 1884, and December
1884.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Savings and Loan Association
Greenville, S. c.: Henry P. Irr
president, Baltimore Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association; j. B
Bourne, president, Franklin Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa-
tion, Richmond. A fifth member
of the committee is N. L. Armi-
stead, vice president. Federal Re-
serve Bank of Richmond.
The new committee will offer
opinions and advice to savings
and loans institutions on the de-
STABILITY of specific loans under the
Voluntary Credit Restraint Pro-
grams anti-inflation principles
It's work will parallel that of other
regional committees set up fol
banks and other institutions.
Heavy Traffic Continues.
Washington's vehicular traffic
in May was 8.3 per cent above
May, 1850, and 81 per cent above
the same 1941 month, the Dis
trict Highway Planning Survey
disclosed today.
The increased volume was in
dicated by 24-hour vehicular
counts at 18 stations. For COM
parison with 1850, figures from Is
stations were available, while for
the 1941 comparisons, IA stations
were used.
Traffic over four Potomac River
bridges in May was 11.2 per cent
above a year earlier and 68 pei
cent above 1941. Four AnacoStis
River bridges carried 8.6 per cent
more traffic than a year earlier
and 90 per cent more than three
bridges existing in 1941.
The 24-hour counts at various
stations in May are compared
with available 1850 and 1941 fig
1lrpS.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
New York Produce

steady New York spot quotations. basec
largely on exchange. trading, follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colors; fancy heavy.
medium. processed. SO; naturals, 81
Current receipts, 48-49 dirties 43; checks
AZ. Whites, fancy heavyweights, 5Sh
extra / large, 56 extra l medium, So
Browns. fancy heavyweights. 60h; extrs
| / large, 5S.
Nearby@Whites, extra fancy heavy.
weights, "a; fancy heavyweights, So
others. large. 5S-62; mediums. SO; pullets
4S; peewees, 30-3l. Browns. extra fancS
heayyweights. s,4 mediums. SO; pullets
| As; peewees, %.
Butter-Ss6. .943; steady; prices un
changed. Cheese. 266.tS7. prices un
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Foreign Exchange

sxdSsN. NEW YORK, so, Lyme Lyme 27 @. EoreigI
Canadian dollar in New York .oper
market, 6A per, cent discount or 93.7l
U. s. cents, up " Of a cent
Europe--Great Britain. pound. 2.S0N
unchanged; Great Britain To-day futures
.80,s, UNCHANGED; Great. Britain soda!
futures. 2.S0ls. unchansed; Great iBritail
gium. franc. i 9ss4. oil .0oIs Of a cent
France, franc; .2sss Of cent. UNCHANGED
Haa1d sglds y SesS Spnsns9ses hts
escudo, $50. unchanged; Sweden. krona
9.35. UNCHANGED; Switzerland. franc. free
|23. .03. UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Argentina. free. 7.12
unchanged Brazil. free. $50, unchanged
Mexico. II 81, unchanged; Venezuela, boil
var, 30.03, unchanged.
Far East-Hong Kong. dollar, 1850. un
changed.
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Secretary OF
the Army Archi-
bald S. Alex
ander, effective
July l.
Mr.. Erlicher
will be in charge
of Army pro-
curenent a n d
production e x
pediting in the
Office of the
Under Secre-
tary. He has
been part time
consultant on
proc ure ment
mattarS for the
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Sales

uouED o9ieb On the exchange To-day:
100 nm 76o 600 OOpm 600 coo
tUnit OF trading 10 shares sIn banr.
ruptcy OF receiyership or being reorganzied
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
dends IN the foregoing table are annuai
Endorsements based on the last yuarterty
or semiannuai declaration UnIess other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called Ex-dividend
xr Ex tights o Also extra or extras Plua
stock dividend. Cash or stock Paid
cash value on ex-dividend date g De-
clared OK paid so far this year & De.
clared or paid after stock dividend OF
accumuiatiye issue with dividends In ar. .
rears. . Paid this year, dividend omitted
deferred or no action taken ct last divi-
pSs otoe. Sivssaa o haia u
dividend. yPayable in stock. exact cash
value undetermined on declaration data
Evening star., 1951-06-27

mittee for the
S a v / n gS and
industry
in the Fifth h
# e d e raj Re-
serve District, it
was announced
today.
! Three other
IS a v ings and
loan executives
who will serve
on the commit
tee are: Marion
I'M. He W Ill,
pre- sident, FL
dnlitu Fedora |
Evening star., 1951-06-27

u d 1 T II u CUIu-
pany, Interna-
:tional Business
Machines, is
pl n n in 6 a
much greater
emphasis on
world trad e
The Toronto
m e e tin g was
held in connec-
tion with the
Opening Of a
In e W pla n t
which will dou-
BILE Canadian
production.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Com.
mission reported today these transaction.
cialists on the New York exchange fol
June 20: 6.275 purchases. involving ia,
l72 shares; sales involving 129.6O7 shares
involving 4,SS7 orders, including 4l3s
shares sold short on 20 orders
Evening star., 1951-06-27
iMetul Quotations

NEW YORK, June 27 R.--spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. -24Ea
cents pound. Connecticut Valley Lead.
cents q pound. East st. Louis. Tin. Loo
q pound, New York. At Pittsburgh. scrap
steel No. heavy was quoted at a.
Evening star., 1951-06-27
BaIfz Heads Regional
Credit Curb Unit for
Savings Associations
By Donald B. HodIey

Edward c. Baltz, president of
Perpetual Building Association,
has been named chairman of the
Voluntary Credit Restraint Com
Evening star., 1951-06-27

Erlicher Takes Capital Post.
Harry L. Erlicher, vice president
of General Electric Co., has been
named special assistant to Under
Evening star., 1951-06-27
Washington Exchange

Potomac Elec Pwr co1n@5a At 1aa so =.
IsA. SO at 1871, IS at Is&.. 50 5ST at ~ isA z
Gag cPs Idrpaansit drai lSt IF 4s-$1.000 at 100E,
wash Gas = g Ipfd-e at ss.
Wash Gas 4;50 pfd-10 at IO3A.
Garnnckel 4hso pfd-1O at 19.
Wash Gas corn-f0 at OA3[
Evening star., 1951-06-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. 3" Az
WEDNESDAY
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. June ~ Pl.-Dividends
declared:
Evening star., 1951-05-25
BEDDING ITEMS

GREEN FuIl-size Simmons Hideobed. Wos
S22o5 So Now
| ROSE Simmons Sofobed Wos $1,000.
BED, "a Size Pullman Sleeper. Was
$3.50. Now
KARPEN Troynore Mottress-doubIe size
only. Was $3.50. Now -------$ $3.50
BOX Springs to match. Now-----$33.5o
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Gray, lawion Oppose
Bill 10 Revamp VA

Both Veterans Administrator
Carl r. Gray and Budget Bureau
Director Frederick j. Lawton op-
pose a pending bill to reorganize
the Veterans Administration, the
Senate Expenditures Committee
disclosed yesterday.
The committee made public a
memorandum giving the views of
the two officials on the bill.
Mr.. Gray, in urging that the
committee give an unfavorable re-
port on the measure, said it would
substantially abolish the existing
Organization of VAS central Of
flee and direct its reorganization.
This reorganization would be
frozen until "after the, expiration
of two years subsequent to the
enactment" Mr.. Gray said.
He also said the bill is silent
ION what disposition is intended of
Several services of the agency.
Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Lawton called
attention to a survey of VAS or
|ganization and operation being
made to determine whether
changes in organization and op-
Irrational procedures are neces-
|Sary.
Mr.. Lawton said the effect of
the bill would be to abolish most
of VAS top-level Offices and to
regroup the various functions
of the agency.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. iDait three fuu days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddps.
szs; s;a rs a,s and Valerie williams SS'ftn r.
1 Of afeRandrRia. RfsRsn Ia va. ano auihe SOILS both
wliis% MslHuf55sy T9sy ssas tP v and
jane. Mitchell, 80 Philadelphia and
Hebey pcTosSs Ssff1 Hamilton re- II Il 7 It6 s 4b M and
IN Mary Henderson,; Is; l443 W st. NV
ofs Besnes ss BOYD s fG2 1895 lash ff St Re NV and
Annabell shipe. 60 s1Rs 4s5s r. Totten a aha dr.
1s Fpdss Esol 4s ksb,ss SSH W.
D4Ssai BaSn Fhonas 81 s$5 Stanton St tsF sna
'0;ssf T9oHRf2a Rfsb aa aa4 sss 81 S: st as ss
'05a janet Sth Wans eSS % 81 5as s stb St and m
Marion Minor. 3s, 1896 Taylor st. NV. w.
and Stella Taylor. 3s, 1874 Savannah
william mia 1- Edwards; IS. 1737 18th st. NV,
Robert cams: q 1924 Rossdais st. ne,
Revert Mccormiet. aa 2e7 DeleRare ' ave. I've.
s;w. end Mildred Gaddy. -. 2:35 End
Alfred Mcclellan. So, 321s Klingle I'd.
NV: and Jean Rohleder. A. 1850 Both
Eld0n Bernard ssttv q 52Sa I.s MscAEshur ssI slya
JaSss t xi,s4 - 21 and Marguerite Wright.
a,,s. Is sG.h aaS. Of Fai5mOas a gsoE Telg6ts Nd
Herbert Needham. a5. l 18th st. Sc. and
:. Marie IA! WateEs. 10. 1910 East Capitol St.
ass son ne Il. both Il ase4 fnd st. GGFla nW s'mD-
Ernest skole,. 26. and Amy Tishendorf.
27;, both Of Mount Rainier Md.
liams., go. both Of los Forester st. sw.
Frances Robey, %. 613 ouintana pl.
Richard Linscott 81, Rockford. H., and
Patricia Robertson, 25, Takoma Park.
sHd patrea Richitt. 81 An9nP05 5is someTset Ma
u. nv.
CLAUDE D.nmetts jr;; %. e@27 nth
ST. NV. and Elise Shields. 22. Hyatts-
He-rel rel To'latt 81. 1as Adams q nv.
and Talitha Williams. %, 5034 5th
st. ne
Aloysius Fitzpatrick. jr.. 81. Philadelphia,
and Margaret Jaquet 50, 1907 44th
st. NV.
Fred Lilly. 43. and Helen Lawson 43,
both Of 1914 9TH st. NV
William Whitner III, 81 and Margaret
Hines. 10. both of 3314 Porter st. NV
Arthur Simpson, 81, 722 18th st. NV,
and Sarah Asowitch, 35, 1890 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
Korean Veterans to Get
medals at Fort BeIyoir

Three Korean veterans will re-
ceive medals during review of
more than $4,000 troops at Fort
IBelvoir at 1890 am. tomorrow.
The three are Maj. David Campo
bell. Kansas City; 1st 1t. Lewis D.
IPrather. Laurens, S. c., and Corpl.
George Taylor, Pineville, KY.
Reviewing officers will be Mai.
Gen. Lewis A. Pick, chief of engi-
IneerS; Maj. Gen. John S. Bragdon
land Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young.
Evening star., 1951-05-25
FROM OUR MODERN
DEPARTMENT

GREY Walnut Double Dresser, Mirror,
Chest, FuIl-Sze Bed and Mite Stond. Wos
S4O6 Now S2o9
TOMLINSON Grey Mahogany 8-Drower
Double Dresser, Mirror, e-Drower Chest,
FuII-size Bed and 2 Night Stands. Was
$500. Now
MAGNIFICENT Blond Brds-Eye Maple g.
Inch l2Drower Double Dresser, Mirror,
Chest, Bed, Night Toble. Was Sol0.
Now ------------------$ $3so
DRExEL Blond Mahogany oo-Inch Double
Dresser, Chest, Bed, Night Toble. Wos
SILVER Fown WoInut 66-nch Double
Dresser, Mirror, Chest Chest, Bed, Night
Table. Just 4 left Was $o2e.50. Nov
s5es
DRExEL o-Drower Chest, cordovon mohoe-
any, Was $l7l. Now -----$s5
BLEACHED Mahogany Large 6-Drower
Chest. Was $l28. Now--------S7s.5o
BLEAcHED Mahogany 3-Drower oo-Inch
TobIe Desk Wos Sl05. Now -----$4s
LIVED Ook Buttet, lor9e emma Extension
Toble, 4 Side Chairs and z Arm Chairs. Was
$5o5. Now Observation-Disclosures
CORAL Texture 6-Foot ArmIess Soto, but
ton tufted scot and back. Was $3.50.
Now ---------------S1S8
TOMLINSON Apiece Sectional Soto, con-
sistine Of z end, corner and center, green
texture. Was $653.5O. Now -----$3z9
HUGE Lounge Choir, dark green texture.
Wos $500 Now w-------------$138
HIGH Back Lime Texture Lounge Chair.
Was S225. Now ------------$99.50
BROWN Texture Soto, button tufted back
and cushions. Was S37e Now----$z45
Evening star., 1951-05-25
LIVING ROOM SOFAS
AND CHAIRS

KARPEN Kidney Shaped Tufted Back and
Arm Soto, lined kid mohoir, down cushion,
fringed base. Was $3.50. Now S475
CAMPBELL Mahogany Frame Love Scot,
green domosk, down cushion Was S4l9
Now -S246
TOMLINSON Lawson 3-Cushion Soto,
frineed base, red or brown nnoteIosse. Was
S234, Now S169
KARPEN-sHAPED Front Button-Bock Soto,
rose moteIosse, fringe bose Was S492.
Now ------------------ S357
HAMPTON Shops Tufted Arm Regency
Soto, rose texture, frineed base. Was S485.
Now ----------------- 2S295
BERKlEY Shops Lowson-Bock Soto, rose
moteIosse Was $2oo $50. Now STA
KARPEN Pillow Lounge Chair, red meat
Iosse. Was $l29.5o Now-----SS8
cHANNEL-BAcK Occasional Chair, green
noteIosse. Was $780, Now---$33s
OXFORD House Arnness Wing Chair, loose
spring cushion, grey texture. Was S99.5O.
Nov SGT
KITTlNGER Mahogany Frame Formal
Lounge Choir. gold domosk. Was S262.
Nov --------------------$145
KENT ChonneI-B -Bock Lounge Chair, grey
and brown texture. Was Sl3o5O. Nov
$7s
10 MAHOGANY Occasional Chairs. Choice
of grey or rose. Were S24o5. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1951-05-25
4 <KY
DINING ROOM

BAKER Mahogany Bow-Front Buffet, moeni-
feent hand padded, custom finish. Was
$454. Now ----------
BAKER Spring Scot Dining Room Chairs,
green upholstered back and seats, solid
mahogany, 6 sides and arms. Was S8lO.
Now S484
Evening star., 1951-05-25

LARGE Mahogany Drop-Leof Dining Tobe
with drawer, opens to 40x62 inches. Wos
$3.50. Now ----------- $44.5o
MAHOGANY Console Extension TobIe,
opens to serve s. Wos $780, Nov,
s47.5o
GENUINE Mahogany Bow-Front Corner
Cabinet. Was S1o5. Nov -S149
DRExEL Mahogany Bow Front 66-Inch
Credenzo Buffet Two silver compartments.
Was S25e5o. Nov ---------- sle5
PINE Dutch China Cabinet, 4 glass doors,
2 drawers and wood DOORS Was S 1919 So
Now
PINE Wood-seo Dining Chairs, side and
| arm. Was $l38. Now-----$74
Evening star., 1951-05-25
DRExEL PRECEDENT

Closing out SompIes and Uneroted Pieces from Wore-
house. Some ore slightly imperfect. some slightly
off in color and some like We offer these at
the greet reductions to put fresh sompes our
floor. All pieces in Silver Elm unless noted. No
returns, exchanges.
EXTENSION TobIe 44x64, z Ieoves. Was
$153. Now
F., TWO Glass Door China superstructure Was
S83. Now $4o.50
4O-INCH Drop-Leof Table, 3 leaves, opens
to feet Was S149. Now-------$75
DINING Chairs, plastic seots and back.
Wos $3O Now W-----------Sl9
CORNER TobIe, blue spruce plastic top.
Was $685. Now
LARGE Nest TobIe, 28x28, blue spruce
Was S4o. 50. Now ---------$29.50
SMALL Nest TobIe. 24x24, blue spruce
Was $3.50 ----------------$19.50
COCKTAIL TobIe, blue spruce, plastic top.
Was S58 Now 1850
4e-INCH Estoeere Book Stond, dove grey.
Wos $8l. Now w-----------S39.50
THREE-DOOR Glass Front superstructure.
Was $lO5. Now w------------$59.5o
BLUE Spruce Tea Wagon, less glass. Was
S66, Now
DROP-LEAF Table, opens to 5Ox7O Was
$lOo. Now
CONSOLE TobIe can be used with above
table. Was SCI. Now -$34.5o
FULL Size Heodboord with metal. Was
SoS. Now
DROP LEAF Extension TobIe. Was $lO5.
2-DOOR Record Cabinet. Was $3.50.
e-DRAWER KneehoIe Desk. Was SITS.
There quantities Of some Of these pieces.