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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Garbage Pals

Mining will keep a garbage can
from rusting, but linsced oil will
help! 1t also stops food from stick.
ing to the sides of the can. First,
clean pail thoroughly. Then, apply
boiled linseed oil on the inside and
outside surfaces.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Imperial Oysters

Emperor Napoleon III established
two Imperial Oyster Parks" in
shallow bay of Arcachon TheSe
were underwater farms" to pro
duce oysters. Chinese cultivation
of oysters is reputed to go back
5000 years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
M05?NPJTANA.
Names Places
Lewis and Clark Expedition Expense

The estimated expense of the Lewis and Clark Exped
ton compiled by Captain Lewis for President Thomas jeff
erson. approximately So, 500.
This distributed follows:
Mathematical instruments, $217; arms and accoutre
ments extraordinary $751; camp eqpage $685. medicine
packing $685. and transportation, $780, Indian pres
ents $685. provisions extraordinary $224 materials for
making the articles portable packs $751; for
the of hunters guides and interpreters $780, silver
defray the expenses Of the party from Nashville to
the last white settlement the Missouri $780, contingent
cies $87.
In the party there 4 in addition the two
leaders, Accompanying the expedition members were cor
pora six soldiers and watermen who taken along
as far the Mandan village. escort.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Work for Greater and More Prosperous Montana
This is project that should include all Montanans
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
The Sphinx

The great sphinx of Egypt was
built as temple during the 4th
DYNASTY.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1952-03-14
Holiday

Hawaii on August Il celebrated
The S3rd anniversary of its annexa.
ten to the United States.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Business Briefs

Business Failures In the week
ended January II totaled 158
compared with 1854 in the previous
week and 167 In the like week a
Year ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Newspaper Advertising lineage
lin 50 cities In 1851 totaled 2,478,-
463 ,O39 an increase Of 1.6% over
the 2.440.149,576 in l950.-Media
Records.
Cash Dividends paid In 1851 on
1861 common stocks of l.054 listed
Itotaled IS. 1856. 500. 900. the second
highest In history, compared with
I$5, ,470. .244. 900 in the previous year.
New York Stock Exchange.
Public Service Co. Of North Car
Iolina announced it has borrowed
an additional $7.2 million from
institutional investors to pay for
IexpanSion of its natural gas opera
ltions.
United Air Lines announced Q
dividend Of IS cents share on
the common stock, payable March
rs. The company paid rs cents In
December and July, 1851.
Pac. Gas g. Electric Co. In year
ended December 81 earned $780,
I876, 900 or $2.14 a share VS.. $37,-
IS46. .019 or $2.62 in 1850.
Southwestern Pub. Ser. Co. In
year ended December 81 earned
l$4, ,939, ,294 or $1.39 a share VS.. $4.-
497 sos or $1.36 in 1850.
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd. in
year ended October 81 earned $4,-
558, 1884 or $8.87 a share vs.. $3,-
sos, ,169 or $6.82 in 1850.
Ashland Oil & Refining Co. in
I3 months ended December 81
earned So, ,729, ,285 or $1.42 a share
Tvs. $2,965.5l2 or $1.40 in 1850
period.
Celotex Corp. in year ended Oc-
|tober 81 earned So, ,497 .371 or $3.57
10 share VS.. $3,003.553 or $3.03 in
1850.
Lee Rubber & Tire Corp in year
ended October 81 earned $2.185,-
632 or 1852 q share VS.. $2,944, 1872
or $11.61 in 1850.
Atlantic City Electric Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $2,-
496, 200 or $1.65 a share VS.. 81, 1885,
855 or $1.65 in 1850.
Best Foods, Inc. In s months
ended December 81 earned 81, ,892,-
1877 or $1.26 a share VS.. $2,991 ,187
|or $1.99, in 1850 period.
Catelh Food Products, Ltd. In
year ended November 80 earned
1888, 900 or $2.36 a share VS.. $685.
901 or 1921 in 1850.
Securities Acceptance Corp. in
Is months ended December 81
earned $287 ,635 or IS cents a share
VS.. $229,771 or n cents in 1850
period.
Kennecott Copper Corp. an
Inounced Louis Buchanan has been
elected a vice president and di-
rector.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Chicago Groin

!. CHI cAlIcaqo Jan; e Rors,a.: rs ,as.:, I'd, d,
q EXPORT SasinsS: and rousa q
the corn belt.
Japan WAS reborted to have taken some
to snsn e sSpef on
bushels with the major portion coming
from this country.
ioqna " ss en s sse
Heavy feeding Of both corn and oats Is
expected to develop during the rough
There was . floor report that Japan is
IN the market for sizable amounts Of soy
During the nrst hour wheat was ..-.s
higher. March, 1908, and oats were
hshs, e.s, si.s:9 Mas:h ina.rs s soySesss:
Issq s,rs.I VI; I5.S 70 e y Gents hundred pounds
Ia In g sdd1ition to Japan: Germany .vi, !,
has asked for offers.
nCssd tsst a1 Sis6' sps sugp
last week week ana sti that the total % suDply % Is nov
SO million bushels less than 1t was at
tse same time last year,
s srGissS n s.. Fl ssan
tport program drew considerable interest.
There are indications that the recent
Iselline movement in grains has run its
course, unless Congress makes he4Vy
cuts In the recommended farm-s support
Some observers believe that part Of
yesterdays and today's advance Is based
on initiation possibilities.
Temperatures below normal without
much moisture are predicted for the
Renorfs from the Southwest say mois-
turf. Is needed IN the Texas Oklahoma
panhandle and that some buying IN
conditions in the panhandle section.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Stocks Again Advance
From 1f-Year Highs,
But Pace Is Slowed
BY sha Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The
forward drive Of the stock market
continued today. but there was
q noticeable slowing down in sew
eral major areas.
Stocks yesterday hit a new high
for more than 81 years with the
Associated Press average Of 60
stocks at $101 80.
That was extended from the
start of trading today with the
oils and rails In the forefront of
the movement. Gains ran from
fractions to between and 2
points with few issues going
past that mark.
The first hour was unusually
large with $50, 900 shares chang
ing hands. The pace of trading
slowed after that and many prices
backed down from their best.
Standard Oil (New Jersey was
up more than a point. Ashland
Oil gained around 2 points on the
company's action in declaring a
100 per cent stock dividend. Cities
Service added more than 2 points
at times, and Superior Oil Of Cali
fornia was up 4 at $50.
The boost in the buying and
selling prices Of tin by the RFC
helped along Pacific Tin and
Patino Mines.
international Business Machines
lost nearly 6 points after the JUS
tice Department filed a civil suit
charging IBM had violated the
antitrust laws.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 tP.-Egss-2S.s
based largely on exchange trading. follow:
Midwestern, mixed colors, fancy heavy
weights. 43h-44; extra ! large. 41-41 III
extra ! medium, 3sS-39; pullets. 36t
rshandled $685.; dirties. 57-551s:
44-44a: extra l large. 42A;, extra me-
diun,. 39-40; browns. fancy heayyWetghtss
A: extra medium, 80.
Nearby-Whites. extra fancy heavy
weights, 45ta: fancy heavyweiRhts, .45i
others, large, 43-44; mediums, 40; pullets.
SO: browns. extra fancy heavyweightss
Butter--S96, 633; hrm. wholesale prices
on bulk cartons Creamery. higher than
92 score tAAl fresh. 81; 9z score az
fresh. s0A; 30 score (B) fresh. SOA; 30
Cheese .44S; steady. Wholesale
sales. American cheese whole milkl. cAeds
dars fresh. 42-44; Cheddars June. 1881.
46-4S:. Cheddars tcured 1049-1950. 30.
SO: single daisies. fresh, 44-49; single
1cured is4s-1eSol. $3.50; younS Amsg-
800. 50.56: fiats. 45-47h; natg cures
gets fcuied 194e.50), 61-S7; pyoceSsed.
Gle tubs). grade a.. 1891: grade AB''s
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. 22 dP9 eUsDA,.-salable
p ogs, $4,000; moderately active, uneven;
fighter weight barrows and gifts strong to
70 cents higher; butchers, $50 pounds and
over, 1885 cents higher, mostly 25 cents
higher than Mondays average; sows. most
" 25 cents higher; bulk choice. 10000
pound butchers. 1S.25-1S.60: packer pur-
chases, largely is35 down; 23o-SS7o
pounds, 17.50-17 80; 280-310 pounds.
16.75-17 s15;. choice sows. 400 pounds and
less, 1891 80; bulk, 400-50O pounds,
1925 5.35; odd head heavier soWs' 14.00
saiabie cattle. 5000: salsbls calves.
900; yearlings AND prime steers moder-
ately active, fully steady; mature steers
choice and below rather slow but mostly
steady; yearling heifers choice and better
strong to 20 cents higher; other hetfers
weak; cows steady TO- % cents higher;
bulls weak to 25 cents lower; other classes
steady; moderate supply prime steers,
36.76:3S:5 load hieh-Drime. i.S5S-
pound steers, held above SO. 90; bulk choice
TO low-prime steers. SO. .00-36. so; COM
merciai to low-choice GRADES, 2S,bO-32; 70;
Ss2s$s. 80 utility ana - oSg4 soms5eial SS cows,
and cutters, I6.5O-19.76; utility to good
bulls 25.50-20. so, mostly 29.00 down;
commercial to prime vealefs. 20 00-3S. 90.
Salable sheep, 5000; senefally steady
all classes; moderately active. top. 5000
on wooded lambs; 29.00 on shorns, and
"a 90 on fed yeariinfs; bulk good to
prime battle-ground fed wooled laI1bs.
29. 00O-30. 90: bulk clippers, 2G.25-29. 90;
slaughter ewes. 10.00-I4.0O
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United ann, states A Agriculture pspartIment;
and boxes, q. 8: Is. .2h inches up luniss:
otherwise stated. New Jersey Staymans
Z & aoS7s5: 3 5nshes up 2.7S; fsnnsyiygsnna,s q
SorHs sir aasiity isssS shss inches ne nD
inches up. 3.50-75: Red Romes. $3.50;
Rsa 9orks 'e odsn pnseiaa nafSsna aodsl
3.75; Red Delicious. 2.76-3. 90; Red Romes
sr lsr susyy Sns.y .na and ceaon S 9Sss SUas
wrapped Pennsylvania staymans, o. 8
fancy. 72s-S0s, 2.75.
H. sifs Tn
sacks. 2.OO-10; unclassitied. -1.35-40: Cob.
blers, fair quality. $50: 1o-pound sacks
Kasahdins; 46.4s cents; - ,,s..
tone. Bushel baskets and hampers y. g
so; culis. 1850; Is-bushel. baskets. 225-
4o Puerto Fisshs as14; fs1f oaetssIaas ssIslty 400
heavy sas ssd ducks sts1ss ssfIa IS.
pUuna fave sR:rars eyes sonna: ss ssa
so-$1. i: Ducks. viii White MGscOvy. 81 cents
Sens &c sop sSs Sgssls .lssv svEk:'4 aiav' TOMS 90
GRaip Market.
HsgrEsceipts 41s ,di 5oo1pSu1d p.Sa1s sssks slip
ments. s74ssf Sases ssoeea a
bushels; gG red Tntsr s gaFNlieky Nn spSs
Corn-Receipts, 3I7.067 bushels; ship:
ments, S9S.736 bushels; stocks. 2.S76,o0z
oats-Receipts. none: shipments. none;
stocks. 24.00S bushels.
Bar1ey-Receipts. none; shipments none;
stocks. 07.S46 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments. none;
stocks, 31SS7s bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments
none: stocks 852. .62S bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 81 tons.
Eggs and Butter.
eYesterday's Quotations}
Eggs-Market steady receipts heavyi
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by Arst re-
Large, minimum 20 per cent A quality
whites. 44-46; brown and mixed colors
Mediums. minimum 70 per cent a
quality; whites. 1910; brown and mixed
smalis. whites, SO; brown and mixed
Receipts-Butter. 1887 pounds; eggs
4,742 cases including 4.502 cases BY
truck
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Sales

Stock and Ada Nes
Rate. 90. High. Low. 1:1s. chge.
York CD pf ga l a n a "
Youngstsh&T 8 "a 50 A9ss AsA
YngststDr1 40 l676 167b l6zb = "
ZENITH r "a. II 6oh 90 69lA 4. y
Zonite cog 40 So 81 5lA = "
Hourly Sales on the Exehange To-day:
1900 am. $50 COO 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. 100 COO goo m 000 COO
fUnit Of trading 10 shares sin RANK.
ruptcy or reeeive-snip or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by. s1ch compAntee- Rates Of diyi.
dends In the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements basel on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not Included. cid Called. Ex dividend.
xr TX rights. Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend. q Cash or stock De-
In stock estimated cash value on ex diyi-
dend date. Paid last year. b De-
ciared or paid after stock dividend Or
split-up. kDeclared or paid this year. an
aecumulatiye issue with dividends IN er-
rear& nd Next day delivery. Paid this
year, dividends omitted, deferred or NO
action taken at last dividend meefENg.
dividend. q yLaquidsttng dividend. Pay-l
able n stock. enact cash value undeters
mined On declaration data.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

Rr,1ce Baird, president, and
other officers of the company
we're busy today receiving con-
sratulatory calls and messages IN
recognition of the anniversary.
Mr. Baird really grew up" with
the bank. having started with IL
more than 80 years ago. Elected
president in 1910. his IL years OF
Guidance have resulted In sub
stantial growth. The companys ;
deposits and the market value OF
its stock increased by more than
$50 per cent in those years. cur
rent resources now exceed $50
million. In the period from Oc-
tober 10, 1851 to December 81
deposits of the National Savings
and Trust Co. increased more
than $2.5 million to $49, ,S89. .44O.
Despite the growth OF its re-
sources. the company has oeen
content to remain these S5 years
at it's original location on the
corner of Fifteenth street and New
york avenue NV. 1t is one OF the
few remaining landmarks" in the
downtown area as well as one OF
the most coveted locations In the
financial district.
GEL Announced Dividend.
Government Employees 1nSur-
ance Co.. Leo Goodwin, president.
today announced it has declared
a regular quarterly dividend OF
3o cents a share, payable March
25 to stockholders of March 10.
Election of George E. Allen 10
the board of directors OF City
Products Corp, Chicago. was an
nounced today. Mr.. Allen is widely
known in business and Govern
ment circles and is director OF
Republic Steel Corp, A. C.. r.
Brill Motors Co., AVCO Manufac-
turing Corp. and is a trustee OF
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Luther C. Steward has been re-
elected president Of the Pruden-
tial Building and Loan Associa-
ton following the annual share
holders meeting, at which Secre-
tary E. j. Carlson reported assets
had grown to $11,429,772, a new
high. Shareholders reelected all
directors for the ensuing year.
G. Raymond Wilhelm OF the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co. has been loaned to the Ma
tional Production Authority for
special work in the Communica-
tions Equipment Division. He IS
staff supervisor of the telephone
company's plant department. En-
tering the company's service IN
1915 at Baltimore as wire chief's
clerk, he transferred to Washing
ton at the start of World War ]
Ia the engineer department.
The monthly meeting OF the
District Control of Controllers In
stitute of America viii be held al
the Carlton Hotel today at 8 pm
Russell C. Harrington viii speak
on "It Is Your Money They Are
Spending"
Evening star., 1952-01-22

also manager of its Brightwood
branch, was announced last night
by President Walton l.. SanderSon.
at the mid-winter melting Of the
association. His assurance that
the selection was unanimous"
and that the June Ills conven-
ton was 'in good hands" was
warmly received by the more than
300 bank officers and directors
who attended the meeting in the
Mayfower Hotel.
Marquis Childs. author and col
umnist. was guest speaker at the
meeting, which followed an in
formal dinner. He discussed the
Western European econmic Situa-
ton and the defense program. He
questioned the political and eco
nomic expediency of pouring ex-
cessive billions of American dol
lars into Europe for economic re-
covery and attributed some meas
ure of the financial straits Of "in-
valid" countries to burdens of mil
ttafy preparedness imposed by
American pressure.
Native of Washington.
As convention chairman. Mr..
Robey comes to his new response
bility through years of leadership
in Washington banking circles.
A native of this city, he started
as a runner" at the Bank Of
Commerce and Savings in 1918.
He was moved up to assistant
cashier in 1880, cashier in 1910
and elected vice president in 1914.
From 1e39-40 he served as
president Of Washington Chapter.
American Institute of Banking,
and for many years in various
capacities with the District of Co.
lumbia Bankers Association. no.
tably as chairman Of the Credit
Bureau and Protective Commit
tees.
Mr.. Robey holds the prestand-
ard and standard certificates
from the ALB, attended the Pace
Accounting Law School and grad
uated also from the Rutgers Uni
versity Graduate School Of Bank
ing. Three past presidents of the
bankers association were among
those attending the session last
night. They are Joshua Evans,
jr., 1922; Charles II. Doing. 1885,
and Sidney F. Taliaferro. 1914.
Anniversary Marked.
The National Savings and Trust
Co., oldest savings institution in
the District, is celebrating It's 85th
anniversarv fodaV -fr-t -7..-t L
Evening star., 1952-01-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. % R,-Cotton fu-
lures turned irregular in forenoon trading
today with active deliveries averaging
about so cents q bale under the best
levels for the day. Demand from local
traders was DISCOURAGED By the increased
A leading spot was estimated to have
sold ABOUT 1000 bales Of old crop Nay
was attributed to hedging operations.
Most traders. were inclined to await
the cotton Einnings resort on wednesday.
Street Textile Market continued to re-
port only sporadic selling Of goods, with
Noon PRICES we're IS cents bale higher
70 cents lower than the previous close.
March AZ "a. May 4z.12 and JUN Al.65.
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. % @.--Foreign ex-
change rates follow ,tGreat Britsin in
dollars others in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New. York open mar
Europe: Great Britain (pounD. .2i7Sls,
unchanged; Great Britain, 30-day futures.
2.77as. unchanged. Great Britain, 60-day
g0-day' futures. 2.75h unchanged: Bel
gium francl, 1:98ss. unchanged; France
{franel. .2Sss Of q cent, 1nchanged; Hol-
land (gufIderl. 26.37, unchanged; italy
(ira), 1914 Of cent. unchanged; Portu-
gal (escudo), $50. unchanged; Sweden
(kronaI. 19. .35. unchanged; Switzerland
Evening star., 1952-01-22
m. Y. Bond Market
LIST nEssnia RsSbls 4 cs1 n As;ssssia Piss:

X SELECTn ISSUES
,DetT&Ir2As76 e5
IDuu 1t 2As 7T- @6
lErie 4las 2O16 72A
IGtNor 3iss200O 0e.h
lHarR6sP 4s "a lola
lint ct No So SO 52l4
lIntGN lst5s52 1914
Kan Z 30 As 75 lob
Let v - 2O03D 50
MKT I'D 5s67 eo5<
Mo-Pae 61as 20 03tz
lMo-Pac 30 R5A 1oez6
lMo-Pae s. 7s @ 11oia
IMo-Pae s. 81 ] 11o.1
| Mo-Pac Is Is -
Nat Dairy IS 20 1o0A
NET&1 4AaS 61 110M
| INYC41 1ss2013A. 70
nv Y c % % s.
NYcHR 31as 81 75iA
lNYNHin4Ias22 S71t
NoPac4l las2OA7 9SA
! No Pac Is 81 1o3la
| tohioEd 22zsT6 94Z6
| pacT&T3 1ass1 1o5l6
lPacT&T3HssS3 9s3A
P tat 2&s IS 923k
| Penn RR IS 6S 1o2lh
lPennRR41as65 100
IPennRR4NseRl 01N
Phil II 2As ST. 30
Phil Fl 2&s ~ 95h
PCCSL 3ass 7B q
SLSF AMH ZU13 ySA
lSLsP Is 81 93z6
ISeabinz z1as2010 9zs6
IShellUn 2ias7l 94l4
Socony 2ias TO- 93lh
50 Pac 4las a. eSA
So Pac 4hs CO. 1914
$50 Pac cv $3.50 120
So Ry 0las 66-- 1o6iA
SOU Ry IS % A0lh
iSo Ry - SO 1854
Tex Cp So IS 102M
! Third Ave $500 20
Evening star., 1952-01-22

Established in
1867, the COM
p a n y W a S
formed orr g J.
nally as a saw
In gs b a n k.
Since then 1t
broadened its
facilities which
now cover all
phases of COM
mercial bank
ing a nd its
trust depart
nent is promi-
nently k n o W n
both nationally
Evening star., 1952-01-22
.Odd-lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commis.
sian today reported these trsnsactions By
January 81: 1863 purchases Involving
223. 699 shares; sales involving lS1 :546
1,245 shares sold short on 25 orders.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

WORLD BANK
lntBR&D 3sT6 0S IS
FOREIGN 1916
Braz 33zs % ser go
It r Ut 2-3s77 43Iz
Norway 31as 81 -
Serbs ctsS8s62 11Ak|
serbs CtsSl7s6. lila
TokyoElLt6s5S 6lIhI
Urug Q 4Ass ~ o5zhl
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 1osih
DOMESTIC I:I5.
Am&PP6s2O3O oosb
AmT&T 33ssei3 l17Ls
Amt ST 3aass3 1o3MI
AmT&T 2sls57 115lb'
AmT&T 2@xs6l 1opibI
AmT&T 234sS2 %
AmT&T .sssa6s 69y4I
Am Tob IS 81 1oo,k.
A T s F As 95... 11oAI
A CL4s So 100s5z.
All c I 4ias 90 1oe
B & o 6s 95 ] 0A34
B g. o IS 95 q 73h
B&O IS 200OK 73ia
B&o cv4ia2010 81
B&O PILE As 80 e.
B8O Tc 4s 85 90
Beth Stl 23zs70 96
5os Ne - 60 73y6
CanPac As peru 101
Goa 4iss202OB 6oiA
C&O 4 T9S ~ r--4o
c&o 3lss o6 = -
Chi q 3 I the ~ 79lk
ColF&Icv4s466 1o3s4
col6sSo 4tas so 81
Com Eds 3s 70 1914
CnGEBa4hasS4 1oA6
Consul 27ss rs 9SsA
cubRR 6s62r ct 24iz
DayP&,L2As76 -
D&RGW3-4sa3 -
O6cR in4M20l6 e4z6
Evening star., 1952-01-22
MetuI Quotations

4 NEW YORK. Jan. 20 dR.-Spot nons
4 ferrous metal prices today: Copper, - y
cents . pound. Connecticut Valley. Lad.
cents q pound, New York. Zine, 1915
cents pound East st. Louis. Tin, 81 81 v
q pound, New York. At PITTSBURGH. Ecrap
1 steel No. l heavy was quoted at $4S.
Evening star., 1952-01-22

Association at
the June meet
ing in Hot
Springs. Va, a
position gener-
ally und e r.
stood to place
him in line for
the presidency
t h rec We a r s
hence.
The appoint
ment of the vice
president of the
Bank of Com
merce g. Saw
innr whn iG
Evening star., 1952-01-22
District Bankers Pick
Robey as Chairman Of
Convention in June
By Nelson M. Shepard

Financial circles today heartily
seconded the selection Of Francis
E. Robey as general convention
chairman of the District Bankers
Evening star., 1952-01-22

NAAA ~ 80 w ~0es
ChiGtW pf6 SAG
ChiIn&L A 1Mg
CNSP&Pae 2g-
CMSP&P pf 6g-
Chi b NV W----
Chi q NV pf---
Chi Pneu II "a
Chi Pm II pf s..
Chi r / d Pa
Chi RI d p pfH-
ChickaShaCot l.
ChrySler 7hg--
Gin g q Z 2b
TC100 G0E DIS ,
CinMillM 2.06g
CIT F1nan ~
Cities Serv IA
City Prod 2h
Clark EQUIP 3b
Clev El III $50
Cev Ora Br "a
Climax Molib 2
Clinton Ed .20p
Clopay Corp
CluettPeab 2Ag
colg Palm 2b-
Collins&Aik Ia
Colo + & 1r IN
tColo&So 1stpf 2
Col Bird A 1.o0
Col Bird B 100
Col Gas .SOa
Colun1 Carb "a
Comb Eng 8 3a
Comi Cred $50
Coml Solv Ia.
Conw Eds 1.S0
ComwEd pf1 80
conde Mast l.
Gone Mills 2g
CongNa.rn liz
Con Copper.9og
Cons Eds 2
Cons Eds pf g.
CnsGM&P1 40
Cons Groc ia
ConsNatGas %
ConsRRCuba pf
Cons Text /
Cons Vult lao
Consum Pow q
|Container 2a---
Cont Can q -
IContC .20a
| Cont Motor Rg
Cont OIL l.30h-
Cont Steel "a
| Cooper Bess 2b-
| CopW Steel 2a--
Corn Pr 3.60b
Corn Dub 1.10g
! CORNING Gl Ia
| Coty Intl .l0g-.
lCrane Co "a
lCreameriesAm ]
lCrown Ck&S IL
| Cub AmSug Ae-
ICurtis Rub .20g
| Curtiss Wrt L.
DANA g. -----.
| Davega Strs l.
| Davis Chem 1h
! Daystrom Ia =.
| Daytn Rub lae-
| Decea Rec TO-
| DeepRock Oil Q
| Deere&Co 2Ne-
| Deere of 1. 40
tOeI d Hud &
| lDelLack&W Ag
| Del P g. L 100
Den r O W Sg-.
DERBY Ou "--
Det Eds LAO
| DetMch Stv go.
iDet Stl Corp a.
lDiamAlkah lh-
Dia Mat pf I IA
Diana Str so
lDist Cp s 1.20a.
IDivco CD l.
Doehler Jarv %
Dome Min 10,
Douglas Are 3
Dow Ch 2.40h
Dressr Ind ] 90
Dunhill Int la
iDuplan Cp -
Du Pont 3.56g-
| iDuPnt3iapf3M ~
EAGLE 1.20A--
lEastAir Line NJ
East Corn H.
IEast q gtl Nee
.iEaStm Kod. cor
lEdis Br str 1.2O.
Eas EtopN Me-
Eee Boat H..
Evening star., 1952-01-22
Dividends Announced

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Washington Exchange

SALES,
Pot Elec PVT com-lO0 at IS. 20 at 1874.
Cap Transit 1st RI 4s-S1 900 at 9914.
Wash Gas 4.50 pfd-5 at 1OO1a.
Riggs Bank cons at 370
Wash Gas 4.50 pfd-I5 at 101.