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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHEp

FALLS CHURCH rms. Kit, bath,
gsy55,. en1Tapse' eaiT Ps o4pa Ytils' Reference
BiETiaHEsDsAit. iiH Nj MD'4Nev o1lS; bldg. a Bad
ley Blvd. Manor. l-bedrm. apis.
WI. 1890: SAMUEL e. BodLEY,
INC. 1000 wis. ave.
ARL.. N, Rhodes-2 bedrms.. Ss5
mo- mo- yitheIt Traao u utils; Employed COW
MEURILEE .APTS.-spacious and g.
bedrm apts.. close to transp., elem.
and high school. shop. center and
theateI; 53rd pl; and Annapolis I'd: ;,
z s.bdoe BLOCKS , beyond Bladensbgrg High
UFPER N.W.1Bsmt. apt. apt. svsi. svsil. i'm
Sc. IeGsEtsiH sEcTIoNU6earm ~ SsEg apt, strictly
modern, bsmt. half of new house
adults preferred; all utilities furn.;
i, sS7; 80 per per mo; HI: 5777: -22.
bath, utilities furn. Takoma Park.
DARsoN APARTMENTS - Silver
Spring, Md. Beautiful 2-bedrm
apartment, !S93: 80 mo-. including
utilities. Available Immediately
ISs Fer . appointment ar Sez to inspect. Gail
GEoRGEToWN-Eaiciency, full kit,
private bath, apt. house; $79.50 mo
with util. NO. 5000, DU. 2952.
9Th AND PA. AVE. SCI room,
kitchen apt. utilities included; $55
ls1S e. AND r. EYE S7essE SIS. NV Tao rooms
and bath; purchase of furniture
"THE COMMANDER APTS.". 1925
18th st. NV; lovely efficiency apt.
in new air-conditioned bldg; i'm
mediate occupancy; SS5. incl. utils
Apply at desk in lobby. al
CONVENIENT downtown location.
efficiency apt. furn., S42. so month;
one 3-rm., kit and bath apt,
unfurn., S34.o5 mo. Ma 1865.
1900 BLK. N ST. NV apis.
large liv. rm., bedrm.. din. rm.. bath.
kitchen and back porch; ! unfurn.,
S125; l partly furn,. S135; adults
only; no dogs. DI. 67s2. 20
144I HOLBROOKE ST. N.E.-Prac-
tically new fat of bdrm.. liv. rm.,
kit. and bath. S71.50 per mo. Call
LARGE KIT. and bedrm.. pvt. home;
$50 mo. utii Incl. IA. 1898. ~si
O-BEDROOM, Takoma Park, third
floor. $99.5o. utilities included
siI II REMEDY ST. N.w.-Liv. rm.,
bedrm,, sun rm., dinette. kit, recr
rm,, bath. Sl10 incl. utils. GE
10e7 Z ST. s.E.-Three rooms. pri.
vate bath; employed couple; $50 9
month. FIR. 1856. %
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COLORADO AVE.

NEW LISTING.
Detached comfortable brick home in
excellent condition. Living room,
dining room, sunroom (au large),
and electric kitchen: 4 bedrooms.
Ia baths on 2nd floor. Nice garden,
brick garage. Convenient to medical
Mrs. Herring, MI. 4919. RIDDELL
REALTY CO., exclusive agent, DI.
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DETICATECSEN

Excel. loe; living quarters Of 3 9 ,lI rms;
terms; low down payment. Owner
leaving city. Price right. Call 81.
56R7.
INTERPRETATIONS
I 1O6 Vermont Ave. DI. 5000. .-22
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$40 BUCHANAN NE.
Semi-det.. rooms. Ia baths. nicely
furn.. maids quarters.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. 1857
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
Detached. 4-bedrm. house. Cleveland
ave; for months; also lovely
5-bedrm. Town house. Years lease.
$500 mo. each. OR. 5214. STORY
& CO. ME- 4100, Las -2l
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BRIGHTWOOD-S19.5OO
- This fine row brick near
New Hampshire ave. and Mis-
souri, ave. represents tops in
nne construction. There are 5
bedrooms, ga baths. 2 fire.
room. detached garage; natural
chestnut trim, hard oak floors,
gas INV. heat and many other
fine features. To inspect, call
Mr.. Morgan, OV. 0O5S.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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DENTIST


Maryland license, IS yrs general
practice, wishes association partner
ship or office and practice. Silver
Spring or surrounding area. State
some particulars. Box 460-Y, Star.
20
SERVICE STATION
Cor. loca.. 3 inside stalls. peri. for
auto. mech. lge. fleet: have other
business which needs my full atten.
For further information call AP.
2774. ~
RESTAURANT LEASE
Stock and equipment for sale. Lo-
Gated at crossroads of two main
highwRys; seating capacity for %.
On and of sale beer lic., adj. ESQ
station: immed possession; rent SOS
per mo. Price, $1,000.
Pentagon Realty Co.
Fairfax 1876, 736
--21
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249 HAWAII AVE. NE.

Beautiful furn. 1-bedrm. apt. avail
able now. J. B. TIFFEY & SONS,
143 Kennedy ST.. RA. 1869. 80
COLORED-1Sth and CALF. SITS.
NV rms. kitchen. bsmt. JONES
REALTY CO, 2217 14th st. NV,
C0LORED-ISth AND d SITS. Ne
One large rm., semikit.. bath, refgr.
ME. 9S92: ewes. TU. 20S0. 30
COLOREO-1354 FAIRMoNT ST.
N.W.-One rm., kit. and bath /;
nicely furn shown between 6 and
= pm. go
Colored-Petworth Section
. rooms, kit, pvt. bath. nice empl.
married cple. or 2 ladies; no chill
dren; good refs. RA. 6602. -22
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CATHEDRAL, AREA

CATHEDRAL AREA
Comfortable brick semideteched home
on o most desirable street. 1st floor
has lge. 14x17 1iv. rm. with firepl.
and beautiful mantel- TO ceiling mir
ror; lge. din. rm.: kit. and pantry;
large tnclosed and heated back
porches; hall stairway leads to 8
lge. bedrms. (master 11x2D; 2 baths
on the End f.; has bsmt. with full
bath and new gas-fired h.-w. heat
ing unit. russo aluminium COM
btnation storm windows and screens.
Deep lot with nice garden in rear;
storage attic and gar. Priced S23,-
500. substantial cash required.
Ewes, call Mrs. State, EN- 608S.
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1912 K st. NV Realtors, Ma. 1857
CATHEDRAL AREA, $23, $50
Brick town house. recently renovated
and exceptionally well decorated.
Modern. kitchen with disposal and
dishwasher; bedrms. on 2nd floor:
paneled recr. rm. with built-in bar;
study and play room; conv. located
gas heat; garage.
Billingsley g. Korzendorfer
Nnnn 81, -
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COLORED
nnT~--r~@~

bhlC61 WOOD
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm.. modern kit.
with tile walls. 2 tile baths; also
tiled powder rm. on 1st moor; excel.
transp. and mr.. stores; gear gar;
oil h.-w.h. Priced at only S16,95O.
Reas. terms. Call Mr.. Hale, RA. 41O9,
Mr.. Marchal. RA. 1861, or once,
cOLoRED-l416 TAYLOR ST. NV.
4-bedrm. brick, newly decorated;
ami: S16.5OO. terms.
o433 B st. s.e.-4-rm. brick, semi
detached; newly decorated. Price
S11. .250; cash. $1,000; ami
DICKSON REALTY CO., HO. 4719;
night, LU. 4-7103. -21
COLORED
Near 10th st. and Park rd. Semidet.
brick in good cond. having 8 rms.
tile bath, oil h.-w.h.. front porch.
2 rear concrete porches; alley in
WALsHE. Sgi inc. iff5 pps Eve Sn.'; st. n NV. =.
MA. 646S; ewes, WA. 6701. -2f
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Akin 18th ST NV

4510 18th ST. NV.
rS BRICK hons bonse; immeda d poss Of Of owners
large 1st-n. apt: In good repair;
oil h.-wh.: det. gar. DI. 1015 till
g pm; evenings. SH. '29S5.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Z.
VACANT
This home has q dignity and quail
dty not frequently. in q home
Situated on corner lot. 100-ft. front.
Close to school. shopping and transp.
Center-hall entrance. Lge. step
down liv. rm. with firepl.; unusually
big din. rm.; den; modern kit. and
pantry. 4 lge.. bedrms., master
ing porch. Floored attic. Lge. bsmt
H.w.-auto. oil heat. Det. garage
Price, S29.500. reasonable terms
can be arranged. Call Lewis Brown
ALDON PROPERTIES, MA. 5740;
eyes,, EN-. Q551. 30
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE-Large rooms,
porch. lawn. liy. rm.. excel. meals.
perfect transp,; S4s UP. 1927 Bel
Lee. DOUBLE aiE'' RM. NJ WITH stS0- breakfast.
Detached a sogtheTn 5aSJ home; $40 wk.
3 cI yogNS !.;S MEN. room and bssrd. sS
6931 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
tyTihn, bedroom; delicious meals. GE.
HOME away from home; Park I'd;
early breakfast. good food, television.
plenty baths; reasonable. co. 43s9.
1895 BILTMoRE ST. N. w.-Food
prepared by experienced chef: Italian
and American foods. Ideal location;
2 carlines; 2 buslines; home en-
vironment; reas. AID. 3S42. 22'
DISSIN'S GUEST HOUSE has a rev
vacancies for both men and women.
sye q she msas nss isFySs n the ees aps sS5
CAN ANS. AcCoMoDAFME &C Nod r Szss one empio2ed S
adult in single room. HU. 1868. .25
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble; rms: in remodeisd re.
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Bendix washer;
2Ist ST NV. Hu ssSs
$55 MONTH
1776 Mass. Ave. N.W:-Good food;
maid SEW sery', tei. laand. ni SPEi Pm Denii, empi'
girls or boys; dbles.. triples, S55
mo. up; SIS wk. UP. "a nice place
70 live" DE. 52S6; Triple spec,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
412 oIAcKENRns sT NW

4l2 oUACKENBoS ST. NV.
Detached Groom brick
MUST SELI-PLEASE LOOK AT THIS
HOME AND MAKE US AN OFFER
Can ewes. TU 315l. days. RE. O229
BLANKEN REALTY CO 80
SHEPHERD PARK COLONIAL
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPfTAL
First time offered. Owner leaving city.
Here Is a real opportunity to buy
2 Breuninger-b built home in one of
Washington's finest communities. In
excellent condition and located on
spacious corner lot. this red brick
center hall home contains large
ltv. rm., din. rm.. pantry, and kit
1st. f.; 3 large bedrms. and bath
IND H.; paneled 3rd H.; finished rec
reation rrn.. gas heat. 2-car garage,
Shoud sell quickly at the price.
Ewes. phone EN-. 5546.
CHAS. E. BURR, REALTOR
Ex. 1877 80 =
SOMERSET RAMBLER
New de luxe brick home in an exclu-
sive close-in location. Wooded lot
aprox. $50 IT. deep; center hall, lge.
Hv. rm., separate din. rm., ALICE
kit, 3 master-siZe bedrms., 2 baths,
paneled recr. rm., maids bath, laun-
dry; exquisttely decorated; early
possession. Over S32, 900.
EARL r. WRIGHT
WI. 69OO; Ewes. WI. 6731. RE 09S0
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Va. n. W.. Liberty $1,000. Ext. 7-4115
NV. and Nd, Liberty 5-6700, Ext
6-2224,
Sc. and me-. 10. $4,000, Ext. 303
Sc. and Nd, H. 3100. Ext. 5122
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Business Briefs
IST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUE:

Bank Clearings in IS leading
cities in the week ended August
/ totaled $14,607, ,563 900 VS.. $14,-
997 1888 900 in the previous week
and $15,268, ,707, 900 in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended July 25
totaled $18.94e, 900, 900, decrease
of $S9 million from the previous
week, but S.. OBS ,00o, 900 above the
like week a year ago.-Federal
Reserve Board.
National Advertising expendi-
lures In June were down 2 per
cent from May but were 16 per
cent above June, 1950.-Printers'
Ink.
Electric Energy Output by utili-
ties for the year ended June 80
set an all-time record of $751;
TIA, 100000 kilowatt hours, a
1857 gain over the previous year.
Federal Power Commission.
wellington Fund reported June
80 assets Of $171 ,482, 1853 or $19.11
share VS.. $154.486,613 or $1,000
on December 81.
Packard Motor Car. Co. in six
months ended June 80 earned $4,-
l810,738 or 80 cents a share VS.. a
loss Of $756,6 in the 1850 period.
Ashland Oil Refining Co. in 9
months ended June 80 earned
1850, 1876, ,442 or $3.50 q share VS..
Isl 1857, ,482 or 1928 in 1850 period.
A. M. Byers Co. in 9 months
Iended June 80 earned $1,400, 900
or $4.33 share VS.. a loss of 1924
|845 in 1850 period.
Flintkote Co. in "a weeks ended
July IA earned $3.50, ,602 or $2.35
Ia share VS.. $3,123.007 or $2.33 in
1850 period.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. in year
ended May 81 earned $3,521, ,30l
Ior $2.36 share VS.. $5,353,582 or
1851 in 1850 period.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. in
year ended May 81 earned $4,559,-
I091 or $1.68 a share VS.. $4,649, ,695
Ior $1.89 in 1850.
Louisville Gas & Electric in year
ended June 80 earned $4,72I, ,1S9
or $3.12 share VS.. $4,973,449 or
1888 in 1850.
Other earnings included:
For Months Ended June 80.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Newsprint Producer
Denies Plan 10 Ask
Above-C Ceiling Price
By the Asseeiafed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. a.
Crown -zellerbach Corp. said it
does not intend to charge a higher
price for newsprint than the CELL
ing set in the new control law
signed by President Truman.
Vice President Gerald E. Young
said the company will carry out
its intention Of raising the Pacific
coast price, $40 a ton to $116,
only IL the new law permits.
Mr.. Young's statement came
after 1t was announced in WASH
ington that Senator johnson,
Democrat. Of Colorado. had writ
ten Sterilization Director Michael
v. Disable that newsprint pro-
ducers were defying controls laws.
Under no circumstances" Mr..
Young declared. will the corpor-
alton charge a price higher than
the ceiling it is allowed. :"
He added that the $116-a-ton
price, now effective, would be a
step" in the direction of en-
|couraging additional production Of
neWsprint.
The Canadian price Of news
print was raised to $ll6 July !
and "since the Canadian tonnage
represents 80 to IS per cent OF
the newsprint used in this coun.
try" Mr.. Young said. "the $11e
price is now the market price in
the United States.
United States producers should
not be forced to sell at ceiling
prices lower than the price being
paid for the great bulk Of the
newsprint being consumed here,
| he said.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Stocks Move Upward.
With Gains Of $1-N
And Heavier Trading
BY tho Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. "A re-
covery movement under strong
leadership today carried the
stock market substantially higher.
Gains in active issues ran to
between 81 and 50 a share with
some issues soaring much higher
on their own.
Trading started fast with 400,-
900 shares changing hands in the
first hour. and it speeded up in
the second hour to SOC. 900 shares,
by far the best showing Of the
week.
Steels assumed leadership after
faltering at the start. Motors.
rails, oils, rubbers and some
chemicals joined in with gusto.
American Cyanamid climbed
steadily and around noon gained
more than 81 a share. Dow
Chemical second preferred on one
sale jumped $11.50 a share.
AlliS Chalmers very early was
up more than 50 and held to the
gain. Directors declared a quar-
terly dividend Of 81 as against rs
cents previously paid.
United Corp. at one stage Of
the day was all over the tape un-
changed at $3.50 in blocks as large
as 1880 shares.
Motors, which have been badly
neglected for days. swung forward
right from the opening. Packard
Motor Car turned in a f1rst-half
earnings report showing profits
Of $4.810,000 as against a loss of
$736. 900 a year ago.
Aircrafts. distillers and building
materials were neglected.
Corporate bonds were narrowly
higher. Government securities in
the over-the-counter market were
steady with trading quiet.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 2---tP.-Cotton fu-
lures continued. irresular. in forenoon
trading. with prices somewhat under best
levels for the day, rejecting further
hedge selling. Offerings were absorbed
Private advices said the weather in
Texas yesterday was clear and hot,
with temperatures ranging UP to 100
degrees. Very light scattered showers were
reported in North Texas. The adyices
said that 1t was raining in the Rio
Grande Valley this morning.
A leading spot firm said that due to
the lack Of adequate moisture, cotton
progress ranged from fair to poor In q
good portion OF Texas, but elsewhere,
good. and in many. sections excellent
during the past week. Compared with
last year at this time, weevil damage
flrm stated.
Noon prices were 80 cents q bale lower
to 20 cents higher than the previous
"a. 81.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

hS9WCl8tGU = IEGESsp
7 SELECTED ISSUES
IntGN lst6s53 SSi@
Leh Val 4hs "a sob
Lorrillrd 3s 63 1olM
Manati Su 4s57 ~
MKT IS 62 A. 80
MKT I'D ns67 eoLs
MKT As SO B. 90
Mo Pac 5hs 40 62.k
Mo-Pac 6s 90 A 1o7
Mo-Pac 5s II Q 1o7
Mo Pac IS 81 l. lo7
NatDairy3Ks76 1o1H
Nat Steel IS 65 1o1A
N Y C 5s 2013 74W
.NYC4 Hss2013A- 66
N J G IS 9S 81
NYNHin4r ras'22 55h
|NYNHH4s2007 SEA
IN 2 O W 4s 30 4
No Pac 4las ,.-5 1o4Iz
NoPac IS 2047- TIA
Pac GEE rs 70 1ooiz
p @ g. E IS n 100
PASTEL 3hs87 1o1
Penn RR 5s 6S LOB
Phil El 2As 81 96M
PhilPet 2szs64 9eM
PhPetcv2%s75- l57h
Reyn Tob 3s IL 1ooiA
SLSF 4Ia 2022 eo3z
SeabinA AMs2016 e6lA
shenUn 2hs71 -
5ocony 2tss 10 osM
So Pac Ans 40 97h
SoPac4 sort 9oB
So Pac CIV 3s60--122
So Ry Is 81 e6M
Tex Corn 3s 6B 1o2b
Third Ave $3.50 23N
Third Ave $3.50 55h
Vanad 3Has 65 1l1h
Wabash 3As II 94lA
Wis Cen As 40 66ih
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Aug. 2 tP.-Eggs 1853
firm. New York spot quotations. based
western. mixed colors; fancy heavyweights
59ha extra No. l large. 54h; extra No
J. medium, "a; current receipts, AZ; dir
heavyweights. 60h: extra No. l large. IS;
extra No.. medium, 81. Browns. fancy
heavyweishts. processed. 81; extra No. /
Nearby: Whites. extra fancy heavy
weights. SO; fancy heayyweights, 68; 9TH
eeTs large. 64-66; mediums, 5S; pullets.
81; peewees, 81. Browns. extra fancy
hsayyweights. 80; mediums, 57-5S; Puilets,
AZ; Peewees ~,
Butter. 329,1e2. steady. Wholesale
than o2 score (AAl fresh. 6Sls cents; 81
scsss score sMsedE a. fresh 67.s7N; 80 score -tB)
CHANGED
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FOREIGN Exchunqe

change rates follow (Great Britain In dol
lars, others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents. up IL Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain (pound), 2.79U.
unchanged; Great Britain, 30-day futures.
futures. 1901, UNCHANGED; Great Britain.
90-day futures, 2Soli. unchanged; Bel
land Iguilder), $3.50, on .O2 Of a cent;
Italy Qira)., .16A of q cent, unchanged;
s%edsn tkrons 1885 anshansed; sWisa
erland (franc) (free), 1905, of .0l OF a
cent.
unchanged; Brazil (freel, $50. unchangedi
Mexico, 11.57, unchanged; Venezuels
boiivsr), 3O.O5. unchanged.
Far East: Hong Kong. dollar. 1880
UNCHANGED.
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IN. Y. Bond Market.
sEurnishsa By the the As;oeiatsa 1ss Press y !;

Furnished BY the
LIST INCLUDES ONI
FOREIGN lis
Australia IS 55 1oozs
Bra6ias26-67st 6lN
Brisbane 5s 81 100
Denmark 6s AZ 97M
Mex As 1868 n
6Ili asd bM
Norway 4Ks 65 90
EaoPC 6hs57st Sc
NEW YORK CITY
IS S0--- A1M
DOMESTIC II.
Am&FP bs2O30 oeM
AmT&T3ass63- .118N
AmT&T 2'1s57 116
AmT&T 23hs61 -11oM
AmT&T 2AsS0 e5M
Am Toh 3s 81 1ooN
Att cL 4lss 81 1o3N
B d o IS 960 71N
B d o Bs M 98 71N
B&O cv4h2010 6oiE
B&O SW 5s 80 TN
Bun R&P 81 st IT
Celanese 3s 65 1o1
CGa 4 4ias2O2OA 50
CenNYPw IS "a 80
| CRRNJ 3Ks 81 47lk
| GEO gas % d oeM
cMSP4 Hss2O44 645l
| lCMSP As o. 0eM
| C&NW 4Has ne 623l
lcit Serv 80 n e7N
| ccCSL AVS IT. 67N
Con Ed IS 10 1914
Con NC 3As 70 lo3M
Dct Ed CIV 3s 81 Iossd
| Det Ed IS 10 1907
| IDowCh2.35s61 96N
Erie 4Hs 2015 y
| Frestone IS 81 1o1N
H&M inc IS 81 35N
II C As 52- 1904
Evening star., 1951-08-02

n0UES b1tsS N t0o ExenSh8o VVo9yS
1900 am. 4oo zoo 1900 noon 800 Uoc
100 pm. ! 2so o0V 2:On PM coo 900
tUnst Of trading 10 shares. Elm pank-
under the Bankruptcy Act or SecuritieS
assumed BY. such companies, Rates Of dtvi.
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special, or extra dividends are
not included. CID Called. xEx-dividsnd.
stock dividend d Cash or stock. e Paid
last year. Payable In stock estimaEed
saed sn value 81 p.d "a g ss sGs Sss Ssss
spiit.up. gbeclare6 Or psld tSiiss 'Ses yeSS. sn "a
ssrs Psd ss ,ss4 Hn otses Il s
deferred or no action taken at last sisI.
dsnd meeting, wDeclaFed or paid In
dividend. 3 Payable In stock, exact cash
value undetermined on declaration data.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Aug. Q R.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 24H,
cents q pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead.
IL cents pound, New York. Zinc, I7Ha
cents q pound, East st. Louis Tin .0S
q pound. New York. At Pittsburgh scrap
steel No. l heavy was quoted at A.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
.Odd-Lot DeuIinos

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd lot dealers or special
lists on the New York Exchange for
August 1: 6,043 purchases involving 49,
439 shares; sales involving ISL .943 shares
involving 5,266 orders including 3,040
shares sold short on o. orders
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Washington Exchange

Virginia Electric g. Power common-90
at 21h.
Peoples Drug Stores common-100 at 80.
Potomac Electric Power coInmon-20 at
Hecht conmon-25 at s1h.
Washington Gas $3.50 preferred-70 at
Garfinckei common-15 at 10.
Garfinckel 4tzG preferred-l0 ut 10.
Potomac Electric Power $3.50 preferred
A-1h at 49,
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Chicddo Livestock

s: RSas o5Ss SSs targ TsPass aesT: 5a closed
choice iightweights but genera general market ma I
moy g cents hsSer e TOP S'55Ssns 5s
paid freely for choice I90-220 bounds;
250-2s0 pounds. ~ .50-as.35: few loads.
320-350 pounds, 20. .60-2i 90; choice s soWs.
400 pounds end under, i9.oo-2l 90: few
500 Ss poSnds @ D5 gss5.is s5 500 800 Sounds aTH
salabie cattle o Sh's i.5oo; salable calves
fully steady on limited % Supply ali siaugh. lrid9
Ter 5oS classes: scattered icads i prime l. Ia
lings. 3500-37 80. including load choice
to low-prime 874 pounds steer yearlings
1925; most good to iow-choice steers and
yesrlings. 32.5O-34.75; part-load around
300 pounds commercial steers. 2Q25;
few loads and lots good to choice heifers.
81. .00-35.50; most commercial cows. 81. 90
5000; bulk canner to utility cows. 1900
$3.50; utility to good bulls. 26.50-3o. so;
bulk good to prime vealers. 35.00-37 90;
few prime. $500.
saiable sheep. 1000; slaughter spring
lambs and ,yearlings. active. 80 cents
iambs S6o top seeo; sVe ehoies iesifo to
prime No. l skin yearlings. 2S.T5: bulk
2S.50-2S.55; Gull to good slaughter ewes,
IL .OO-14,00,
Evening star., 1951-08-02
Chicuqo Groin

CHICAGO. Aug. 0P.-Grains moved
erratiealy over narrow price range on
the Board Of Trade today. Dealings were
Oats opened on burst o.. buyinz. gain
Ing as much as z cent ct the start. This
to around the previous. close. Corn also
gave up initial gains which in this case
wheat near the end Of the frst hour
z. 3S; corn was 70 lower to Y higher, Sep
temSe5 Sl5l% ane oats were e lever to
z lower to a cent higher. September
hundred pounds higher. September S16;5o;
over night, according to trade reports,
but wheat failed to show any, response
ths fact
n the Korean war were getting nowhere
oats harvesting is in full swing in the
d ceipts IS To-Day ds D's totaled II cars. It may
Been e that :xpsed es srGP Traders Il no fFfs But " an9
felt producers were simply holding back
It was rsported, too. that Omaha and
Exists 'fE in lie car cash 011 market 0Sf All % his
g sos. To sa wsrs sort m tSe rsn f
volume. either, and that fact was giving
the yellow grain q steady undertone ce-
spite promising crop outlook. Receipts
today totaled IS cars. The Economic
Cooperation Administration late yester-
day. granted S1.9 million to the Neither
Soybeans did not show much response
70 the news that the ECA had allocated
S3.9 million to the Netherlands to buy
considered excellent. There even Is some
talk that new-erop soyheens may be
available for delivery on September con-
tracts.
The ECA also granted the Netherlands
81 million to buy bread grains, which
could be either wheat or rye.
Evening star., 1951-07-24

OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK
New three-bedroom ramblers: large
living room. fully equipped Younss-
town kitchen. Venetian blinds: ex-
cellent veterans financing; 81 1875
down Including settlement: monthly
payments approximately S68 in
Guiding taxes and insurance. Di-
rections: Drive out Marlboro pike,
approximately 3 miles past District
line to North ave. turn left:
HARRY A. BOSWELL & co.
37lS r. /. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
AP. I'LL -28
Evening star., 1951-07-24
S1 600 DOWN

9I, ,UUV DOWN
Groom frame bungalow on 1a-acre;
hard-surf. road, city water. Full
price, $1,000.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649 UN. 322s
Evening star., 1951-07-24
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. Gent,

AT LAST. $500 DOWN, balance
S125 mo; buys this 5-room ane
bath. semidet. br., 8 min. to Penta.
gon. hot-water oil-fuel heat, full
basement. g yrs. old. Bargain d
S10.750. Offer good till Aug. 2nd
call LARRY o. STEELE. RE, o493
BRICK S.bedrm., semidet. in shir.
lington for S11.760; $1,000 down
BY OWNER-Desirable residential
area. Braddock Heights. Alex; Co
lontal brick, 8 bedrooms. Ia baths
knotty pine playroom; flrst-fiooI
powder room and nice porch; sec
ond-fioor tiled bath; storage room
over garage; ample closet space: at
tached garage; close to shops, bus
line. school, 10 minutes to Pentagon;
two lots. 9,376 So. it.; S24. 500. ap-
prox. 5000 cash; occupancy Sept,
10. Call COL. HAYES. XII. S-702I
for appointment. No agents. -27
THREE-LEVEL BRICK HOME, with
3 large bedrms. and 2 full baths.
Only $1S.950. Call OW. $500.
THREE-BEDROOM BRICK rambler;
full basement. fireplace; large lot;
BY owner. Call FA; 6331, 1890
:, Tp1,sTP PEIcaE, sSa 1,iS SSa' '9oS eHsH 50 ooo
Huge brick rambler with 20-foot liv.
room. full dining room, YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen and full bsmt. Payments
much less than rent. This can't last
SOUTHERN REALTY
JA. 6-6640. Ewes. ia. 8-2620.