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MONTGOMERY co.

MONTGOMERY CO.
12h acres, 4-room frame house
elec.. phone. bath, fine stream; on
macadam road, 80 miles to D. G.
Price, $500.
Is acres, 7-room modern house. dou.
Die porches, modern kitchen. Bendix
washer, metal cabinets, 13-ft. re-
Srieerator. insulated; stable. garage,
chicken and brooder houses; near
B. & o. station; on macadam road.
Il You want a really nice country
place. look this one over. Posses
sion with title. Price, $4,000.
~ acres. Groom frame house, elec.
house needs paint and interior deco
rating; stable, garage chicken
houses, good well, elec. pump:
stream: good value: price. $4,000.
150-acre stock farm, 6-room frame
house. cleo, phone, bath: large
stock barn. numerous other build
ings well, 2 streams. Is a. timber,
balance fine grass; owner moving to
Florida. Possession in 30 days; ex-
cellent terms. Price, $50. 900.
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PONDER COVE

Fairhaven Cliffs, Nd.
OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY
Completely furnished beach cottage
on large corner lot; 6 rooms, bath
and showers; 2 screened porches;
all modern improvements. Can be
BARN. 1927 K st. NV. sT. $3.50;
ewes. and Sun. DE. 1928. -3
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pRTnERTCR C0YJNTy

200 acres. e-room brick house. eiec.
barn, silo and several other build
ings. fne stream; lust over Mont
gomery Co. line. Price. S26.500.
3 acres, 12-room frame house. elec.
phone. 2 baths; ideal place place for iars' .ny
near Hyattstown. Price, SIS. 500
Call W. A. Daryill, Poolesville 21lS
P. o. Dickerson, Md. With J. VIM.
SON PETER, Rockville, Md.
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COLONIAL, MARYI.AND

Interesting eighteenth century marin,
Colonial residence with magni1cienj
vieW overlooking miles Of Waterfront
peake Bay. Beautiful shade trees anc
lawn with shrubs and kitchen gar.
den. Eight rooms and bath; three
bed rooms having attractive view
from dormer windows. 90 acres oi
excellent tobacco soil. tobacco barn
small outbuildings; S33. 200.
tensve sorene on ths st. Tien eorss sS
River. oS acres tillable land In ex.
cellent state Of cultivation. Two to-
bacco barns. dairy and horse stable
two corn cribs, numerous sheds
This is q real operating farm avail
able with crops on the land. Full
line of machinery may be purchased
Seven room farmhouse in very good
condition. two porches and attrac.
tive lawn with lockwood shrubs and
shade trees; S45, 600.
Qf MarvtS Cifv Md ff Mile QAnyC
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225 A.-STREAM-S7, 800!
stone Colonial Hnnnei

CoLORED -sE RITY FARM,
Brandywine. Nd, IA mi. D. c.; 10
acres. substantial home. improved
State road; $4,000; $1,000 cash. $40
mo. IL 3-S2O5
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BRADLEY BLVD.
Nr. Bethesda Country Club Beautiful
l.acre site. 107x377 it., facing
Bradley, ideal for ! or more rarn-
blers. Priced at less than "a Of sim
liar property. S2,e50 Cash or
terms for immediate sale.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor. AID. s4s4. or OIL. s602. IS
POTOMAC CLUB AREA
4 acres. cleared, with new orchard
Beautiful bldg. site between
other nice homes. Cash or terms.
Call OWNER, WI. 0116. Sunday or
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WS-6, 1925 Western Saving Fund
Bldg. Phila.. Pa.

FULL I'fF! PRICE, ICE, SIS, ZOO!
Good general farm, near Berkeley
Ts%s s,sSf ~ reserve: ,sxss sxssiisnt hpntia'
dition; 4 rms. bathroom. utilities
nice setting; garage; barn, 2 poul-
try houses, other bldgs.: rs acres
fertile loan fields; SO fruit trees;
30,s74: VESTS, F. K. stickleS lev
springs. ". wA'VS'0a Va. sARalA1sss 1ssfkfssi Lis4
Farnlet, 2 Homes, $6,5OC
Near 9uantico Marine Base. commut.
80 fruit trees, private stream; Cape
Cod-style home, 5 rms; elec;. hard,
BARNS BARNS also poury trim ba1s ssnsnt SRip1 sgssage
sal. slSt"' $50 MoNTHLYl 5NEa i'USO No. 2g9MN gs's5N7
VESTS. w. e. Sherman, RID
FESsSassricksburE, S DER va. BARGAIN L1s1
A Retirement" Bargain!
Eastern Maryland--wide concret,
hwy; frontage; fine retirement
poultry Of, truck farm; 45 acres, &c
tSsr fSTt,s Hssg tilsge ,us est ,.g se 600, 600 Eor
sd EisS ans utilities. EfIs prstt, yHs
shaded setting; barn. poultry house
Heespditnalized e dn owner sAcRIEICINd
EER Elg} i FREE e Dorado Nd. BARGAIN
225 A.-STREAM-$7 300!
BARGAIN-priced stock and genera
farm; nice drive Winchester; 9-rm
hsrn' hhome' 1Cnso Tita 3 porshes: nice setting
sssssr s?1es s5 0selsTy seres fsTss hsqis ea
watered pasture, quantity valuable
STSai,, fSsTsSsn; tsss:, y ,S$ S$s. TEEaIHgzIIss! EEaIHgzs!
%EsTsp SaE NoSTHIx 4 e. autchnss. No; sq Rroa rSa
$, Of winchester on 1T. 522). Phone
Stss2nens Y Git City l7s-J-12. BARGAIN
Stone Colonial Home!
Outstanding farmlet. Just of Lincoln
burg and Great Battlefield; mod,
ernised old stone Colonial home
beautiful condition; 8 rms. tilt
bath: h:;a. heat; fireplace; all cony,
ffSTssoIsl' fS,TssoTs .is,,ds isn,dseaped lawn: Pic
house. work shop; 10 0sta; acres: eesslss seVera
fruit trees; private stream. QUICK
SALE price; ONLY $13; ;S5oI No
5sAIH gaiTt1s1d t,s& e. ysas asastysburs' Pa. BAR
ceLoEED ssEI,- s,EEcyRITY FARM
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100-FT. WATERFRONT
On West River. Large. level lot,
tage; 2 bedrooms. bath living room,
kitchen and screened porch;. fur
nished Bargain ST., 500. terms.
Week ends call Mr.. Lawrik. 10.
5-29SQ, Or drive to Deale. Md. Call
West River 6l44
Max c. Schwartz, IA. $500
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PRINCE GEORGES co.
13 MILES TO D. C. LINE
On Routes No. so and 301
100 ACRES FOR SIS, 900
" CASH-BAL. $75 MO.
277 ACRES, SAL 500
125 ACRES, $25,000
So ACRES, $15,5O0
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor
81. $500
S616 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md:
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S4I ACRES. LOCATED NEAR LEES.
burg. Va; 52-cow barn. other barns
all necessary bldgs.; being run as &
paying dairy farm: main. residence
has 1S r. "a baths, completely rem
oyated inside and outside this year
4-car garage. 90-ft. swimming pool
lovely fish pond. water in eyers
deld, tenant houses. Everything
II Al condition. Priced at cnl5
900 ssrss, sa-eow dairy barn. on.
houses; located mile Of thriving
town: main house Colonial style witt
IA r. baths. oil heat. All other
necessary outbldgs.; all stock and
sssSSaers s5.ssa S,S: ssn .sS Ps s9ught sss e 5 sg
S54 acres, 7-r. brick house. elec,,
good farm bldgs.; 3 miles river
frontage on Shenandoah River; or
asS sS.rscGa:n acres halt-mils trontags or
all modern, 3 baths: tenant houses
garage with apis. overhead; all nee.
essary outbldgs.; price includes
traetor tor and other machinery
a34 acres. iine dairy farm, 4o-cov
dairy barn, ali other necessary out.
bldgs.. I-r. all-modern residence,
baths, oil heat, 2 new tenant houses;
near thriving town; .S60.000.
112 acres. 7-r. stone house with bath
and elec.. 5-r:. tenant house. 30-coV
GARY barn. az other necessary out:
equipped; $4,000! S'0'Aeo Aho
46 acres on Blue Ridge Mts.. unin.
proved; has lovely view and nice
stream; 800. Or can be sold IN
IA ScrSe ,naS. H IA.
.elec. and water; on highway: 81. .ooo
acres, 5-r; modern home. lovelS
fireplace in living room; also outdoor
hreplace;. lovely view Of mountains
nice creek through property; SO. 500
1ia iiaaencs; OIL ~. heat. nice basement
beautiful fiagStone terrace: situatec
on high knoll commanding beautiful
view of surrounding countryside
Summer home; with approximately
miles from D. c.; I.400-ft. altitude
cool, sweeping view. fruit trees
house in excellent condition, iiyin,
room With, fireplace. 8 bedrooms
bath: bath sitehen; elec:. hot water
2 acres, lovely I0-r. modern home
Oil heat: suitable for two apart.
ments: excellently, located; s1i. 500
Many other bargains in real estate
for your needs see US. All Of tht
above are for immediate possession
g; C. EISEA & SON, REALTORS
Bluemont,Va. Phone Bluemont 242l
Once open all day Sunday
&s ACRES, improved with a 7-rm
house not in the best Of repair
plenty Of out bldgs. in good condi
ton; $1o,500. $40 Frederick ave.
Gaithersburs.
356 acres; modern 60-cow dairy barn
houses. each with bath; complet,
set OF farm tools; so cows: S95' 600
FRED B.. CUSHMAN. Resltor
bl0 Frederick Ave. GaithersburR
Phone 800.
q MILES FROM MARLBORO. j mil
from Patuxent River-73 acres. 3:
ttllable; 3-room and bath house. i
room tenant house. tobacco barn
stable and other bldgs; tenant OF
farm for 1851. Price. Sc. 1000: S:3. .o0(
cash. balance terms
WYVILL & COLLINS
Hillside 6eI9 3
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

We need apartment
building. If you have
a property of from 4 to
10 units for sale, call
Brown Agency, SH.
3444, Evenings, JU.
7-7289.
Evening star., 1951-06-03

NEAR MIDDLEBURG, VA.
One of the finest old brick Colonia
houses in northern Va. recently re.
stored; bedrms., 3h baths; beau.
tiful lockwood. oak trees; mountain
view; 80 acres Of land; 5-rm. stone
cottage with bath; barns; stream
through property: $65. 900: immed
possession. UpperVille 100. a
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CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor


s616 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
TEMPLE HILLS PARK
This charming subdivision lies on a
high and healthy plateau in a
splendid high-class old-fashioned
community, where you will be proud
to live. These lots are each 50x200
and can be sold as low as S625 per
lot and monthly payments as low
as S5 per month. We sell two lots
to a purchaser. Use electricity for
pump and septic tank. City water
mains are only about 1000 feet
from these lots and should be ex-
tended this year; fine bus service
ABOUT three squares. To inspect:
Drive out Penna ave. Southeast to
Branch ave-, out Branch ave. to
Silver Hill. then on right-hand road
to Temple I'd, follow Temple I'd. to
No. 5201 Temple rd., Mrs. Guer-
rier's new bungalow is on the right.
She has plats and will show lots at
any time during the. day or eve
ming. Saturday. Sunday and holi-
days. BEALL TURNER & CO., 11O6
Vermont ave. Ma GIL
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so MUCH
FOR. so LITTLE

~ mONx1
FOR so LITTLE
This waterfront estate has o huge
o-rm. and 2-bath master house
overlooking the water In a setting
Of beautiful shrubbery and trees
Ill level. cleared. productive acres
with crops: nice 7-rm tenant house;
also l. small tenant house near
main house; numerous fine out
bldgs. in good condition.: new 150-
II. boat dock; 20 acres of woods
Very good hunting and fishing
Main house has been entirely re-
modelled. New gravel roads. JOS
A. HERBERT & SONS Realtors
615 z. Capitol ST.. Ii. 3-o129; ewes.
WO. $500.
ARE YOU LOOKING for . nice. mod.
ern farm home with 45 acres Of
rich soil with a stream Of water and
pretty trees and shade7 Would yoI
Ike 70 grow, your own food anc
enjoy peaceful living? Come see this
one now.
1ee-ecgs farm with s-room house fol
only $4,000.
Hubert P. Burdette b Son
MT. AIRY, ND.
Phi. i23, 231 OR 230 *
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A BEAUTIFULLY iandscaped lot at
Pines on the Severn is offered for
sale. The planting and shrubs are
nne. Dwelling is in perfect con-
dition and has two bedrooms and
bath. Modern kitchen. living room
and fireplace and dining alcove.
Oil heat. Very moderately priced.
At Arden. on the Severn. about 25
miles from washington. Sand beach
with q wide frontage; the 511 acres
offer everything in the way OF
beauty, privacy and convenience.
Located in q grove Of trees, the
house has 3 bedrooms and a bath
on the first floor and q large sec
ond-foor room. Full basement With
showers. Hot-a:r heat. You will
On Chesapeake Bay at fydirss.
u mile, from .Revell hwy. Sand
beach. bulkheaded front. A fine
3-bedroom summe: home with all
conveniences. fireplace hot-water
heater. beautiful grounds. A fne
neighborhood. You will like it at
Cape st. Clara new home in this
new and popular area. Corner lot.
Beautiful trees Close to water in
harbor section. Very reasonably
Waterfronts on Baird Greek tsouth
River)., Large wooded tracts in a
small DEVELOPMENT. There are only
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY.. Rsaltor.
215 Main ST. Annapolis. Md.
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ST. JEROME'S CREEK

broom frame house, Colonial TYNE.
dormer windows, good cond ii
acres Of land, almost "a mile water.
front, beautiful view. tobacco barn.
you like fishing. Grabbing and
owning your own oyster sround you
Sw,i, nnd all three at this place;
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BUILDING SITES

@NA~44NO O1 Ed
acre or more available on ct,
Ihomas Creek, Cuckold's Creek.
Town Creek, Lewis Creek, Coonbs
Creek. Herring Greek and Patuxent
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SOUTHERN MD.
WATERFRONT

CUCKOLD'S CREEK
6..room house, l acre or more Of
land, artesian we'll. all mod. con.
veniences; deep water, excellent for
nshins and grabbing; Sc. 500.
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SEMIDETACHED lots

SEM1OEIACHED LOIS
Three to. 5 or so semidetached or
group house Or apartment lots.
trict of Columbia. Will be sold at
right prices. Will include utilities.
Buy now, you will need lots later
when prices will be much higher,
BEALL. TURNER & CO.
l1D5 Vermont Ave MA R1Q1 o
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ST. JEROME'S CREEK

y = OI1CO1NIE . OhEEh
s-room bungalow, good cond.; 6s
acres Of sandy loan land in nns
STAT, state OF cultivation; fields fenced; q
acres oyster bottom: so fruit trees
includes PEACHES, PLUMS, PEARS.
APPLES. FIGS, etc; chicken house,
oyster house and dock. For real liy.
ing. this place Is the answer for an
your desires: $4,000. terms,
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Business Briefs

Colorado Fuel g. Iron Co. an
nounced it had placed privately
$50 million in first mortgage bonds
and $40 million in term loan
with a group of banks.
Seaboard & Western AirIines
has established two fellowships
for research on international air
freight across the North Atlantic
at Columbia University.
Colonial Stores, Inc, sales in s
weeks ended December l totatled
$40, ,534, 900, up 11.2qo from 1850;
for year to date $185,49O.OoO up
1879 from 1850.
Swift & Co. in year ended
October 27 earned $12,l08.582 or
S2,04 a share VS.. $16,l42,586 or
S2.73 in 1850.
Allied Stores Corp. in year end
ed October 81 earned sl0,289 1874
or $4.38 a share VS.. $14,051,236 or
$6.27 in 1850.
Cities Services Co. In 3 months
ended September 80 earned So
326,0l9 or S2.40 a share VS.. So
80o,979 or $2.52 in 1850 period.
Brown Shoe Co. in year ended
October 81 earned s3,133,s47 or
S5.43 a share VS.. S4.271,O4l or
S808 in 1850.
A. c. Lawrence Co. in year end
ed October 81 earned s1.451.
in $l.45 a share VS.. 1868 $50 or 26
cents in 1850.
Bingham -Herbrand Corn. in
year ended September 80 earned
81 ,281 .241 or $4.01 a share VS.
Sl,088,353 or SO "A in 1850.
Cent. Vermont Pub. Service in
year ended November 80 earned
1881 800 or 81 cents a share VS.
S82O.676 or 98 cents in 1850.
Automatic Canteen Co. in wear
ended September 80 earned s769 :
$50 or $l.65 share VS.. $500 461
or s133 in 1850.
United StOckyards Corp. in year
ended October 81 earned $500 655
or $l.02 share VS.. $577,44o or
SO cents in 1850.
Tide Water Power Co. in year
ended November 80 earned S531 :
434 or II cents a share VS.. s5e2 :
085 or SLIT in 1850.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. II lP.-The grain mar.
a the anal gong ssturdav-EoinE hishei
onq RTe6T dg. fair eoS4sc y2a@e q n.tss., ssds
step With everythinv else onIT a. a few "
aays rsct. remain ana for Tsdas r.
Gsins ranged 10 around cent in tn
MAJOR ma ., Grains and to cognle Of cents a
large export sales of wheat ibis week
cor.lnnes com and colo Sns weather. IN the M,dwss
Wheat, near. the. end of the FIRST hou
corn eas Vas cents IS hTsT esnt FsSs
December as sovheans we're i-is. cent.
higher. January 3.07. snd. lsrd was 2-1s
fsnss e s. hundred pounds higher January
The. trade heard Saturday that more
than 10 million bushels of wheat might
week. West GERMANY Italy, Portuea
and Egypt. we're expected to. he in tbs
market and there may be others. sont
grain men doubted that purchases would
be so hiFh. taking a wait aud-see at.
;. Meanwhile the Midwest stu was ir
II vas letting up little after a frip1t
smother batch, OF cold Canadian air va,
forecast by the Weather Bureau This
type Of weather increases farm feedins
OF corn and oats grain men said
The Governments 1nal crop report Of
the year will be issued sfter the clost
today. Traders were guessing there wolllt
be. further reduction in the corn cror
buying in that cereal Discussions vii
be going on In Washington this week or
potential corn price ceilings q develop.
ment which will be followed closely b,
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Record Steel Output
|0f 1O5,145,OOO Tons
Predicted for Year
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1.-THE
magazine Steel predicted yester.
day that steel production this year
will reach an all-time high Of
about los, ,145, 900 net tons.
Production last week passed the
100-million-ton mark and there
are more than two weeks to go.
Previous high was set in 1850, with
an output of 96,S36,075 tons.
Last week the mills increased
operations one-half point, increas-
ing the national ingot rate to 104
per cent of capacity. equivalent to
production of about 2,080,0 900 net
tons.
Steel, in it's weekly summary Of
the Woodworking industry, said
favorable weather over the last
few weeks stimulated the flow Of
scrap. but winter shortage still
threatens.
The mills were said to be doing
little better than holding their
own with respect to inventories.
Because of transportation and
preparation difficulties, scrap ship
ments normally decline about IS
per cent during the winter.
Consequently, unless supplies
can be built up before severe
winter sets in. production difficul.
ties are certain to be encoun.
tered" the magazine pointed out.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Stock Market IdIes,
With Changes Narrow
Traders Indifferent
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE
stock market limped along in un-
certain fashion today with prices
a fairly even mixture of gains and
losses.
Activity was slow. The market
Just couldn't seem to get up the
steam to make a decisive move in
Ieither direction.
1t favored the upside bit but
there was no definite trend and
prices wavered a fraction either
way.
Traders thought the chances of
the traditional year -end rally ma
terializing at this late date were a
little better than even. But there
certainly were no signs of the
rally getting underway today.
There were several items that
tended to make traders cautious.
1t was obvious they still awaited
some indication of which way the
WIND might blow.
The week end monetary devel-
opments in Canada and Great
Britain appeared to have little
immediate effect on the market
although they were carefully stud
led along Wall Street.
Traders also kept an eve m
developments in the steel negotia-
tions. They gave especial atten-
ton to the CIO Steelworkers Exec
utive Board and Policy Committee
meeting.
The narrow and mixed tenden-
cies of the market extended
through about every major section
Some of the metal mining issues
however. bucked the general trend
Benguet moved ahead 1s on sale
of a block Of 10000 shares and at
one time Homestake was up as
much as 13s.
Bethlehem and Republic Steel
were ahead fractions and General
Motors, Chrysler and Studebaker
were up slightly.
Other advances included Good
rlcn. Boeing. Radio Corp, Ana
conda, Dow Chemical, General
Electric, Northern Pacific. Stand
ard Oh IN. j. and Johns Manyille
Evening star., 1951-12-17
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Dec. II R,.-Eggs nrm
New York spot quotations based largely
on exchange trading. follow: Midwestern-
Mixed colors-Fancy heavyweights, So
extra No, l large so: extra No. medium
45ha-46; pullets, 42ta standards large
44-45; current receipts, 44-45; dirties
43-44: checks, 39-49. Whites = Fancy
extra extra t'S'fi Nc. i medium, sn 4s% srownsmFancs @
heayyyeishts. 81; extra No. large. so
Nearby - - Whites. extra fancy heavy
others large $3.50; mediums 47ia,; null
let's. 42ls. Rrowns-Extra fancy, heavy
weights. 1884: fancy heavyweights. 81
others large, 50-5l mediums 46; pullets
42ia
Butter, firm. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons. Creamery. higher than % score
fAAl fresh. 7S5l-7q; 30 score (Al fresh
7s; go score OBJ fresh, ~; SO score (c)
Cheese treceipts to GOMEZ. arm. Whole.
sales, American cheese whole milk
cheddars fresh. 43h-45la: cheddars Dune
1851, 46h -4SIz; cheddars lcured 1919
50). 50-56: single daisies fresh. 45h-47H
single daisies .GJune. 1850, $3.50; single
daisies (cured 1a4a-50), 56-56: youne
americas a5h747s; Young Amsriss' Ass ss
iiats toured. 1s4e-5o), 51-h7; midsets
46h-49h; midgets (cured.. 194e-50). 81.
81: processed 5 pounds, 44h-47ta
domestic swiss (singIe tubs) grade "a
1886; grade ''B." 60-52; grade fC,
TO~oVs
Evening star., 1951-12-17
All Of Suits Assets
Turned Over 10 Bank
BY the Associoted Press

BROWNSVILLE, Ala, Dec. IT,
All assets of w. P. Suits, Thomas
Vile lumberman charged along
with two others with misapplica
Ition of about 100000 of the funds
OF the Thomasville Bank g. Trust
Co, have been assigned to the
bank, the Mobile Register reported
today.
The Register said Suits and his
wife had voluntarily signed papers
transferring property including
two lumber mills, an oil company
t1mberlands, rental property in
Thomasville. and the Suits home
and automobile to the bank.
Suits was quoted as telling
friends: II have turned over every
thing except the $25 now have
in my pockets"
Estimates as to the amount that
will be realized from liquidation
OF the property range from a hall
million to more than a million
dollars.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec. II l4 fUsDAl-
Seisht butchers fairy active, 1925 cents
higher; general market on butchers moi
entirely established late with a few sales
nkeWlSe 1925 cents higher but Generally
SLOW: Sows mostly. 25 certs higher; most
.o.220- pound butchers. Is25-ls.76:
latter price sparlng!y; some 22O-37O
pounds, II 50-1s.50: choice soVs 4nO
POUNDS and under, l500-l625: odd head
1925 o'-
Salable cattle, $4,000: salable calves,
300; SLOW; SLAUGHTER steers steady to
cows steady to fully Is cents higher;
commercial cows barely steady: bulls 95-
% cents higher: vealers steady few loads
ssyeGaee- prime 10 hish-prime steers. 81 So
3s GO; bulk choice and prime steers, So. IS
Sm00; S0,, - sood to loE,choice. 30 5o33 50:
prime steers and heifers mixed, 81 10:
most good to low-prime hepers. 5000
"a 30; few commercial COWS, % 00-24 30;
ters. i l7.Q0-2000: utility to GOOD buIls.
2266 o-30 90; commercial to prime veaiers,
4 .salable sheep. $500: no siaushter lamb,
sold; asking 81 90 down but most bidding
1880; yearlinss scarce but dull: slauehter
ewes steady at ll,50-l4 so.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Prize Bull Is Fitted
With Artificial Eve
For Show Purposes
BY the Assoeiaied Press

sOUTHBRIDGE, Mass, Dec.
17.-Chalk up a bulls eye for the
American Optical Co., please.
For the company announced
today it had made one-an artifi-
tcial bulls eye.
Possessor of the new artificial
eye is an 1l-month- West Vir-
ginia bull named Mission Model
13. The prescription for the eye
was sent in by DR.. William Beard
Of Spencer. w. Va, on behalf OF
F. F. Mcintosh & Son. the own
Iers Of the young, prize Hereford
show bull.
The artificial eye-made of
plastic-iS intended to beautify
Mission Model 13 so he'll look
Especially attractive at fairs and
shows next year.
Mission Model 13 damaged his
in a run-in with another bull.
Evening star., 1951-12-17
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec II R,.-Cotton fu-
lures moved irregularly higher in fore
noon dealings today. Scattered trade buy
hedging. Traders saw little Significance
to the activity in futures. with the market
partly rejecting a usual year-end lull
With the December government cotton
crop forecast out Of the way. Traders gen
orally felt that the final report to be
issued on May next year will show very
OF 1920, 900 bales, Meanwhile the situ-
alton in cotton goods continued quiet
Noon prices were 75 cents q bale hisher
70 10 cents lower than the previous close
March 41.9e. May 41.64 and July Ala
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Washington Exchonoe

n. SALES
roy stec rwr com-63 at 1434. 3 at I4a.
Voc nMoodEard & Lothrop com-ll5 at a.
rot kiec PVT cem-75 at I47s.
amer an security & Trusts at 80.
ROY Eiec PVT CONS at i43. z Mt I4a.
35 at l4a4 -