davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Chicuqo Gruin

s.SssaS CHICAGO: Oct; 3 E1.-soybeans spurted
snG evsrht hatb cents on the Board Of Trade today
quite strong. on rumors that the Eco.
nomic Cooperation Administration was
planning large grants to foreign countries
The rest Of the O market rse sIso pfooue5s sot Of,
to Arm start. although gains were not lot
particularly PAT .hany large: In the early trade
Pats q have Jagged Behind CO corn 'ne on 0elee the
.atvg Wheat tupsurn n.dr n n recent months;
was was h.M CENTS higher. December, So Az:
Gender s% sRd ests soyb.sns ssTe v:;. : hishfr IS
higher, November $3.50. and iard s Wal
n tWo 70 l3 cents hundred pounds lower
A rumor OF large Government grant,
70 foreign countries to buy soybeans anc
seemeS e. baTs was arognd gsna late yesterday
ton, if not any oficiai confirmation mat Vt4 ovt1.
night. Bean meal showed the most eiec.
tric response, nearby contracts rising tht
weather eontinaed sfe ae ned to1 at
3eans IN most sections of Illinois and ad.
{oi II ling States. Yields in Illinois we're said
Spain e nun nunning d better than expected. Cash
ket dry a condition which would permit
storage under the Government loan n
oeans Aeld back on farms
Another development which ATTRACTED
snine attention, and was considered rather
ouillsn on grain prices, was the news that
partial blackont" had been imposed on
olspatcnes from Korea. 1t was said such
orders ~ the past usually meant moves
nun,.9i 01 m9ilitaTy nature, either by the Com
There was buying 10 corn on thu weekly
weather Bureau crop summary, which said
mat mat damage In Iowa rom last weeks
iIost was general, except in localized areas
OF tne Eastern and Southeastern portions
Of the State. Approximately third OF
the crop In that State had been consid
Greg Vulnerable to frost damage.
frost, the Weather Bureau SAID, and ar
earlier frost had previously stopped groytE
u the Northern two-thirds Of South Da.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
New York Produce

!. NEW YORK. Oct. 3 R,.-Butter $50
cartons. Creamery, higher than 81 Sa score core
sA) fresh, 70: 90 score ts) fresh. 68h;
Cheese 224, ,44S. steady. Wholesale
sales; American cheese whole milk
|cheddars fresh, 40-4lh cents; cheddart
lJune, 195ll. 44-46; cheddars tour ed
1949-50 50-54; Single daisies fresh
II a-44; single daisies (June, 1851 46h.
4S; single daisies tcured 1949-5O) 49-54
young Americas, 41h-44: young Americas
lcured 1949-50l 49-54; fats. 4lia-43
fats tcured 1949-50) 1856; midgets AZ.
40; midgets fcured 1949-50) 5O-55
processed 3 pounds 41-44: domestic swiss
Ss,nglss IS tubs grade a. $3.50; grade
Eggs, 1880; steady New York spot
quotations, based largely on exchange
=, Mlidwestern-Mixed colors; fancy heavy.
extra large. Drofssssd ofssrs ,a3s, Ss
deum. So; pullets. 3aR-4o;" e"'ts standard, ms'
large. 52.53: current receipts. 4sS-4St q
dirties, AS; checks; AZ. Whites; fanc,
heayywieghts, 68; refrigerators processed
2a-59; extra ! large. "a; extra / medium
81; pullets, 39h. Browns fancy heavy.
WEIGHTS. 66h; extra i large, 81; other,
targe refrigerators processed, 52-55.
Nearby-Whites; extra fancy heavy.
fancy hssvyEeiss9s s5 osSef,
peewees, 30-33 Browns; extra fsnc,
heeayyweights, 81: mediums, SO; puiiets
4Oha; peeweeS, 30-33.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Business Briefs
Electric Power Production

Electric Power Production IN
1.-THE week ended September 90
totaled 7.101. 1.794.00o kilowatthours
compared with 7,013.s50,000 in
1.-THE previous week and 6,503, ,008,- =
1000 in the like week year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based on
the cost of a pound each of 81
foods in general use, this week ad-
vanced to $679 from $6.78 last
week and was 4.5qo above the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
lstreet.
Crude Petroleum will be con-
Isumed or exported at the rate of
l6.l97,000 barrels daily during
October compared with the fore
icast for September of 6,l4O, 900
barrels daily.-Bureau of Mines.
National Advertising expend!-
lures index expanded to 418, I'D
I2% from July and 3lTo above
august a year ago.-Printers' Ink
American Machine and Foundry
Co. announced a regular quarterly
dividend of 20 cents on the COM
lmon stock plus a stock dividend
lof one share of common for each
40 shares held.
Southern Pacific Transportation
System in 8 month ended August
81 earned $25,621 ,044 or $5.97 a
share VS.. $27,379,492 or $7.12 in
1850 period.
New England Electric System
in 8 months ended August 81
earned $5,766.223 or Is cents a
share VS.. $6,906,841 or SO cents in
1850 period.
Gerity- Michigan Corp. in year
ended June 80 earned $800,732 or
$1.04 a share VS.. $279,471 or 36
cents in 1850.
Holophane Co. in year ended
June 80 earned $767,805 or $4.O6
a share VS.. s730,795 or $3.87 in
1850.
Gamewell Co. in 3 months end
ed August 81 earned 1924, ,2Q7 or
50 cents a share VS.. $22S, $50 or 64
cents in 1850 period.
f, Third Avenue Transit Co. in 7
months ended July 81 had a loss
of 81 ,301 1888 VS.. a loss of S2,S63,-
TAI in 1850 period.
United States Steel Corn. ap-
pointed Robert M. Lloyd as vice
president in charge of raw ma
terials.
Evening star., 1951-10-03

Chicago Livestock

Chicago, Oct, , OPP tUsDA).-salabls
hogs. 1900; fairly active; generally 25
eentss higher, both butchers and sows; top,
1S ponnas! Tor several Loads cheiee 22o-s5o
l22. .oo-22.15; few choice 160-isO pounds
I21.25-21 80; load choice around $50
pounds. 20.75, and load choice 425 pounds,
1873; sows weighing 400 pounds and
under. 9:25-21 .25 most 400-5OO pounds
IL. 59-19.50; 100000 pounds. I7.T5-
salable cattle. $500; salable calves, 800;
ton on prime gradesi heifers. steady to
50 cents lower; cows. SLOW steady; bulls.
steady to strong; other classes steady;
better than half dozen loads prime medium
weight steers, 4025-40.40; bulk prime
steers. 3S:50,4o 90; choice to iow-prime
grades, 35,00-3S.25; good to, low choice
mixed yearlines,. 3s. .oo-39 3s; most choice
to low prime heifers. "a 4.50-37.75; CONNER
|sial cows. 20; $3.50 90: canner to utility
down; utility to good bulls 26.50-30. 90;
commercial to prime yealers, 3O.O0-37 90.
on all ,d classes; n0 good to prime slaughter
to prime ysarling wethers, 29.35; bulk
ID 80 g. 80.
Evening star., 1951-10-03

He said the 1852 models will
have changes and refinements
both inside and out, and new
type of heat-reducing and glare
reducing window glass will be Of
fered as an optional feature at a
small additional cost.
SeabOard Names ID. c. Agent.
M. w. Thompson, who has been
connected with the freight traffic
department of the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad in Richmond since
1945, has been appointed COM
mercial agent for the line with
headquarters in Washington.
Moe Goldwyn, certified public
accountant, announces the ad-
mission of N. Paul Berlin, also a
CPA, to his firm as a partner, and
change in the firm name tt
Goldwyn & Berlin. Offices are ir
the Colorado Building.
Kal, Ehrlich & Merrick, Inc.
has been appointed to handle al
advertising in connection with tn,
National Capital Flower and Gar.
den Show at the District Armor,
March 13. it was announced to-
day by the Society of American
Florists and Ornamental Horti
culturists and the Allied Floris
Association Of Greater Washing
ton.
DR.. Arthur w. Sloan has re.
sumed activity with Atlantic Re
search Corp, Alexandria, Va.
after a two-year leave of absence
on a special ASSIGNMENT to TIN
Department. Of Defense.
Chaimson Brokerage Co. o.
Washington and Baltimore ha,
been named brokers for O-Cedal
Corp. to grocers of the Washington
and Baltimore areas.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 GP,.-Cotton future,
were irregular in forenoon dealings today
TRADE puying, along with New Orleans anc
local demand met light hedge selling. witt
se!l'e oeiverieS up as much as ST 4
pale from the lows of the day. Tradins
IN nearby October futures was quiet ancc
connned 70 evening up operations There
sued today. Most traders were on tn,
sidelines s awaiting fresh Developments II
0pps Nooo ou't0n prics sno textiie markets.
70 Az cents higher than the preyiou,
sIioSei. Isi. October 1929. December 37.02 anc
~ Fsr East-Hong Kong dollar. 1880
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Produce Markets

Apples-Dyll; demand light; bushel bas
b.eona ksii snd 0nshe S91es uD D. MaFyfnt "a.
ssi':: s,asp Il s:ss.;15sa's $sntshiss s
,aS-5o: Golden delicious. 2s.-inch up
few, 2.25: Grimes, 2h-inch up. 1.0o-25
'Pesasns PotaeoesAboaf stesdy ee q s. Is size
Katahdins. 2io-3,s5: 5o-pound sacks Cob
oiers oasT: 90; Katshdins oo-lo; lo-Doun'
Sweet potatoes-About. steady: bushe
baskets gsosdhed MsrHand 5.,,,s AZ:
y5in'e s5 erdnaqS quality isl6 o6 Paert,
Ricans, . $4,000: best high as $50: fai
quality. 2.00-25: nearby l7bushel hamper!
| Beans and Beets.
Snap beans-About steady; MARYLAND
sSsSs essfs5f 8ssafnss hampers aRd seeks ,e2
to generally good quality. l.50-2 90; Viz
dn; ginia ;sn6sr1 sushe1 hampers Valentines 800
hampers. New YORK. : s.5o-2,Ss: few best
3.9oI325; virginia. 2;25-275: nearby
half -bushel hampers. 1.75.
BroceoliIcTates, Maryland. 12s, e55
s.; ssnr lSo,l .viysI,. e5; Ney Jersey S. $50
Brussels sproIts-New York, Lonl
Island. 16-quart crates, per quart, 21-aS
cabbsse sssor0sE sissss sua''g STRONGER mostly
PsSbed,v. PPsebsd, locally, iS Ney 40 YORK 90
PGsnd teks 90 Nsx sceodna dGTk to SO
and quality; New Jersey 80; Pennsyi
yania. orange boxes 1.50-1.75.
pound sacks. 5o-I75. W
ocs csul,1tlfDweT' 1lf.r' about about steady; New York
s,oo-a % g, oi som. oSlS6e 35o. 'eek crates lSs
p. Celery; c.l ~. Nex New Jersey: various m crates
Psses PPsses sSs ssshsd 81 szds doz.ns soo hearts
Corn. slightly weaker; crates crates, sacks an,
bushel hampers, As dozen. Maryland an; an;
pfhnnsSlYaRia phte 5d yelGw psortr 80 o tsY hiEher
Poultry, market dull receipts moderate tie
trading light, fey carried, fryers, 3N
pounds and and up. rs 1891; mostly 29-30;. fev
3S5-3o; light type 1920; ducks. orerins
ii0eral' too {y.ssaaE ffW Salss M,.Is9t t. as9te.
assortment. practically ali classes catti
absent, not enough any class cattle solt
Calves, $50; SLOW slow opening, opsIii senerall,
steady with late Tuesday; few high choici
and prime vealers, 4O.00-41 90, the top
down to Uo WITH few Very lSSe SSe euIi euI
as los, low as u Zoo Or below; Glow, .'
with Iuesday; choiee l5o,330 pounds bar.
sso poandds pnd dts so the top 24S
desSn sS isS:14S pounds. is'a5..; Roa5o. = i4o 3.
n6n LOO pounds 2i.0o-75;. sows under 4Ol
TO- heavier weights, 1913 down.
Sheep, %: nothing in.
Grain Market,
Eiour-Receipts, 5,0U7 lU0-pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts, lSS, 1857 bushels; shin.
ments, 41.544 bushels stocks 5,657,2&
bushels; No 2 red winter garlicky, spot
domestic, 2.32; October. 232; No. 3, 2.29
Corn-Receipts,. 36,6O7 bushels; ship.
mentS, none; stocks. 95S.654 bushels
Oats-Receipts, none; shipments, none
STOCKS, 24,322 bushels.
Barley - Receipts. none; shipments
1000 bushels: stocks, 51,33o bushels.
Rye-Receipts., none; shipments, none
stocks, 2G0.79S bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. none; shipments
none; stocks, 1882 bushels.
| Mtllfeed--Receipts none.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs - Market about steady; receipts
moderate; demand moderate; wholesale
$3.50; 4 small. 4s-15; B large. tS Ss-Go;
current receipts, ungraded.~ insufficient
saiss Ksceipts@E e au0is s.ls1 cases; butter
40.l95 pounds.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Oct 3 R.-Foreisn ex
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
iars; others in cents): Canadian dolla
10 New York open market. 5is discoun
or 94.slh United states cents. unehanEed
Europe-Great Britain (poundJ, 9 .7g7s
On !. OF a Gent; Great Britain 3O-da
Britain 60-dsy futures 2.7SIs, OF q @
4 CENT Great Britain 9U-day future
2nSl.. on 7. of cent Belgium Granc5
I;;Sseo2s' up 0uls o. u cent; France franc
;-SSs OF cent unchanged; HolIan,
(guilder), $3.50, unchanged: italy Giira
l8A of a cent, unchanged; Portusa
tescudol. 3.4S. unchanged; Sweden Ckro
ma, 1885, unchanged; Swttzerlan,
1rancl 0reel. 22.91 uuchanged
Evening star., 1951-10-03
D. {. Exchange Sales
Drop in September,
Most Prices Firm
Bv Donald B. HudIev

Trading on the washington
Stock Exchange decreased sharply
in September, but prices were
generally firm, exchange officials
disclosed today.
September volume Of 1910
shares contrasted with 34,267 in
the previous month and 25,705 in
September. 1850. Volume for nine
months of this year stood at 215,-
038 shares, well above 202, ,943 in
the same 1850 period.
Potomac Electric Power Co.
common continued to lead in
activity with 11,020 shares traded
and edged forward ls of a point
above month earlier to close at
14ls.
A 2A-point rise in Woodward
& Lothrop common on sales of
816 shares attracted attention. It
ended the month at "a. Capital
Transit shares were not traded
on the exchange in September and
only lU SHARES were transferred
in the previous month. This was
in contrast to active dealings on
the New York Curb.
Second most active stock was
Washington Gas Light common
with 953 shares traded. 1t ended
the month at 251a, down half a
point. Volumes in other issues:
Virginia Electric g. Power COM
mon, 701, down u at 2024; South
ern Co. common, 583, unchanged
at II u; Garf1nkel & Co. common,
$50, down 1s at 1914: Garfinckel
41a% preferred. SOL, up "a at 1872;
Peoples Drug, 375, up 134 at 3334;
Hecht common, 10. up 1A at 33.
Textile Outlook Disappointing.
Prices continue weak and the
textile outlook for the fourth
quarter is Disappointing, declared
Royal Little. president of TeXtron.
Evening star., 1951-10-03

L !
sales of 20.500,000 and net loss
of around 1925 900 after taxes and
minority interests. This estimate
brings sales for nine months
ended September 80 to 500 ,697 900
and net profits after taxes and
minority interests to about $3.-
100000. The sheet and blanket
operations at Nashau, N. H.. will
be run out before the end of this
year."
"Textron's current untitled Or
ders exceed $27.5 million. of
which about 10 per cent is for
defense agencies" he added.
Pepco Net Improves.
Net income of Potomac Electric
Power Co. rose to $3,225,000 or
SO cents a share in the first eight
months of this year, compared
with S2.760,000 or So cents share
in the same 1850 period, the COM
pany reported yesterday.
Operating revenues expanded
to $27,815, 900, a gain of lis per
cent from $24,941 900 year
earlier, while operating costs of
$22,919,000 were 12.4 per cent
above $2O,39O0O0 in the 1850
period. Provision for taxes scared
to $4,861 900, a jump of 43.4 per
cent from 1891 900. Operation
and maintenance cost SIS, ,O66 900,
a gain of 5.3 per cent.
August net income of $3.50, 900
was 21.7 per cent above a year
ago. Operating revenues for the
month were $3,794,0 900, a rise of
20.8 per cent, while operating
costs of $3,224,000 were up 21.4
per cent. Included was an $780,
600 provision for taxes, jump of
81 per cent.
Property and plant on August
81 was valued at $187 million VS..
$172 million a year earlier. Gross
additions in eight months reached
$12.3 million, an increase of %
per cent. Kilowatt-hour sales in
the eight months were 11.2 per
cent above the same 1850 period.
Dodge Model Plans Revealed.
A. E. Horne, advertising mana
ger for Dodge Division, Chrysler
Corp, told dealers of the Wash
ington area today that plans call
Evening star., 1951-10-03

Inc. in a letter
to stockholder!
today.
Because OF
generally un .
S a t / S f a C tory
conditions ir
recent months
It h ird quarter
IS a ! es W e r {
billed at price:
.afording little
or no G ros .
profit mar
gins" F." he said.
I'VE estimate
Evening star., 1951-10-03

for public dis
play of the 1852
Dodge models
in mid-Novem-
ber.
Addressing a
m e e ting of
dealers at the
Wardman PARK
H o t e !, Mr..
Horne declared
d e al er stocks
are below nor
NAL across the
N a tion and
t h a t demand
C o n t j n u e S
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

The Securities. and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions BY
lists on the New York Exchange for
19S,227 shares: sales involving ia, ,6o2
9S2 shares sold short on 2S orders.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Oct. q R.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, :241a
GENTS pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
10 cents a pound. New York. Zinc 19A
cents pound. East St. Louis. Tin 81 Q3
q pound. New York. At Pitt 'burgh.
scrap steel No. heavy was quoted at a.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Market AVERAGES

Isss sseg s. 'ssis Ss Ssasas asaf q
resrs. > Paid this ysss. dividends omitted.
dend meeting v Declared Or paid ID
1851. plus stock dividend. Y niauidatin
dividend. Payable In stock. exact cas6
Evening star., 1951-10-03
s..s sales,

Hourly Sales on the Exchange T0d3Ys
II 200 am. $40 600 1900 noon o3o ooc
100 pm. / A9o 600 900 pm. 600 ooc
UNIT Of trading 10 shares sIn oank-
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganI2eo
assumed bv, such companies. Rates Of divi:
dendS In the foregoing table are annual
disousssments based On the last quarterly
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included .cid oaned. xEx-dividend.
stocf dividend ID 4 casi, : or r. stock % : Paid
last year: PAYABLE in stock estimated
cash value on ex-dividend date. De.
clared or paid 90 far this year. Do.
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Washington Exchange
SALES

Pot Elec pwr com-29O at 14h.
Virginia Elec g. Pwr COMBS at 2l. S5 Al
=. 10 at 2l. 10 at 21. SO at 81, 25(
Pot Elec Pwr com-15O at l4s. 100 al
Wash Gas cons At 252., rs at e54.
Pot Fl Pwr eom.-I00 at l4A. 25 at 14A
Amer Security & Trust-10 at 32
Wash Gas comic at 2534
Pot Elec Pwr $50 pfd B--100 at AZ.
woodward d. Lothrop com-50 at "a
Pot Eiec Pwr com-lOu at l4L, 100 al
Evening star., 1951-10-03
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct. 3 Rl.-Dividends an.
nounced:
| Pc Stk of Pay
| Rate. riod. record. able
| for each 40 held 11.29 12-I5
Evening star., 1951-10-03
N. Y. Curb Market

Ainsworth l !
Air Assoc .30w
Allied Pr "a 2
AmBantam Car
Am Marac .20E
mPot&ChB "a 4
Am Repub bse ,
Am Superpowr
Anaconda Lead :
AneLauNitAlag /
Ark N Gas 80 /
Ark N Gs A so. /
Atl c L Co gag J
Atlas Corp WV
Atlas PLY ltaa 2
Bah g. vii "a ;
Bald Rub Goa ]
BaidvinSec k4g
Barium Stl 40
Bell Tel Can 3 ;
Benrus .6Oa
Bens&Hedges 2i z
Bohack H c lA ]
Bowman Gum
Braz TT LIP 2 2
Bf Am Oil " q 2
Brown p Dis.SO 2
3rown-F Of 40
BrownRub .90g ]
Buckeye PL 80 /
BunkHill&S la z
Burma Ltd
ICal&EdmCp 10 ]
Cal Ell Pow go =.
CALVIN CnsO&G
Can Marconi
Carr Cons Bisc-
|catalin log
Cen Ill Sec
|CessnaAirc.2Oe
Chi&SA vic A4g
Chief Cons Min
Claude Neon
CHncn Coal 10 ;
Colon Develop ]
Cons Eng COB z
ConSMng&S 3a ~
Consol Roy "a
| tCornucupGMin
| Cosden Pet 70g ]
Creole Pet Sag J
! Crowly Min Ae
lCrownCpet .4Oe ]
i Crown Drug
IcubAtlSuR Ia ]
iDavidsn Brs.4O
iDay Mines .10e
Do6eckmn Dog }
lDom Fin cog
Dom T&ch ~ 4
lOumont LA i4g !
IDuro Test l5e
Duv Sul&Pot J >
East Gas & FL ]
Evening star., 1951-10-03

Eggs - Market about steady; receipts
moderate; demand moderate; wholesale
ss sssiling aa prices: A large, 71372 A mediums
current receipts, ungraded.~ insufficient
Receipts-Esss. 3.191 cases: butter,
Evening star., 1951-10-03

COl&SO FL ! 50
"omb Eng S IA
Coml Cred 4 20
Coml Solv la
Comm Ed I 7ng
eng -Nairn Ia
ConCopper .65g
Cons Eds Q
cnsGM&P1 40
consNatGa pa
Cons Text 1Ra-
Cons vult I 40
Consum Pow Q
Container Q
Cont Can Pa
ContC&SIn Goa
Cont Mot 35g
Cont Oil .6Oh
Cooper Bess 2b
Copper r sob
Copw Stl 1909
Corn Pr 3 COB
tCorn Prod pf7
Corning Gl la.
Coty Inc Ag
Crane Co I 40g
Crown Cork I
Crwn Zell 2 60a
Guc Steel 2iaf
Cruc Stl of 5
Cuban ASug 2g-
Cudahy Pack
Cuneo Press
Curtis Pub cog
Curtiss Wrj l.
DANA 3
Davis Chem IN
|Daystrom la
Oa vton p & L Q
Da ytnRub 1.20g
Decca Rec 70
DeepRock Oil Q
Oeere&Co 2hR-
Del & Hud 4
IDelLack&W Kg-
Den r G W 3g :
| DIR G W Of B.
! Derby OIL !
Detroit Ed 100
lDet Stl Corp 2
Devoe&Ra A 2b
lOiana Str 80
1Dist Co 8 1.20a
IDixie Cup 3
tDoehler-Jarvs2s
Dome Min Sag .
Douglas Aire g.
lDow Ch 2.40b
OresserInd I 40
Du Pont 2.55g
lDuPnt3 hpf3h
DWG Cigar l.
EAGLE 1.2Oa--
East Air Ag---.
East Corp lb
EastmnK1. SOW
Eaton Mfg "a :
Exec Pr l.40
IE1aS ST Nut Q0R
Ell Auto Lite 3a-
Elec Boat ls
El&MuSIn .06g-
ElStor Bat / Hag
Elliott Co la -
ElPasoNG 100
Emer Elec LAO
EmerRad&P 1b
EmplreUEl.U1g
tEnd-John Of 4
Euuit Gas 1.30-
Equit o Bldg 80
IEpiA DID Ike
tEversharp lao
E-Cell-O 1kR-
FAIRBNKS "a.
Evening star., 1951-07-18

All TV prices plus tax and warranty
Where required by manufacturer.
Evening star., 1951-10-26

Foster "Wte Swan" innersprng mattress combines comfort
and durability Top quality construction with tempered steel
nnersprng units insulated with sal padding and layer upon
layer Of soft fluffy cotton felt Pebut borders help prevent
edges from saggng Covered in butonufted ticking in gray
and yellow stripes finished with tapped edges and handles
turning. Box springs to match Twin or double size.
Evening star., 1951-09-24
traditional design, open stock mahogany veneer
BEDROOM furniture
with EXTRA-LARGE storing capacity

Not the and of
each offers worthwhile capacity like this
n of the trim deiqn
TRADITIONAL all vesHee Of IS nssnq
focuses q delicate IooImo and a qocefu
of chests ondd The finen
grain and advantage, the ehond
features O the first oder/
suite S ninvetn
videndso of focton sured
Shown: Triple drawers Other pieces
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Evening star., 1951-09-24
NO-MOTH

for complete moth control
hang one in each closet
From larvae to full growth, the
moth cannot live within effective
range of q No-Moth. One No
Moth in q closet usually does
thorough job. It's one of the easiest
and most inexpensive woys to pro-
tect your Woolens.
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Evening star., 1951-03-31
In the Troining Comps
BY the Associated Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 81
frankie Frisch, the Cubs outspoken
manager, caused quite a surprise
today with his statement that
Frank Hitler, the fork -baller re-
leased by the Yankees last year,
"is my No. / pitcher"
Most followers of the Cubs had
considered Johnny Schmitz and
Bob Rush the teams one-two
pitching punch. But Frisch strings
along with the 3O-year-old right
handler, something the Yankees
wouldn't do. And therein lies a
slice of irony.
The Yanks, seeking to repeat as
world champions. are looking for
a fourth starting pitcher. Casey
Stengel admits the cause looks dim
without another starter. Ed Ford
had the vital No. shot last year
but the sensational rookie is wear
ing khaki now.
Hitler could fill that gap. But
the New York management gave
UP on him last year, selling him
to the Cubs. He won IL games
and lost S for Chicago.
The 6-foot, 200-pounder mus,
have enjoyed humbling the YAM
KEGS. So. here yesterday, hurting
the first nine-inning job of the ex-
hibition season. He gave up mint