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EASEMENTS dug out and finished
concrete and stucco work; free esti-
mate. JU. S-2164. 3
BRICK WORK IN GENERAI~-Fire.
places, porches, retaining walls. con.
crete work: class A jobs. RINALDl
& CO., Ii. 6-75S6. %
BRICK WORK. new and repair: re-
tanning walls. patios, walks. etc
Guar. salts: free estimates. BLA-
DEN & HUTTEMAN. Lo. 4-6629
BUILDING. remodeling. repairing
carpentry: brick. cement work. MR..
BAKER, ia. 6051. 4'
CARPENTRY, small jobs. Any kind:
painting kitchens a speciality. Call
ewes. and Sunday. HO. 1916. 4
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor -kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. sSSS any day
any night
CONCRETE AND FLAGSTONE drive
ways, porches, walks, walls. ter
races. footings. bsmts., etc VINTON
DOVE. EN-. 1874. day or eve.
DRAFTING AND DESIGN SERVICE,
electro-mechanical work done to
your specifications. by exp. person.
mel. AP 1850. -5
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BUSINESS SERVICES

B AND p CONTRACTING. Driveways.
sidewalks, patios, brick, walls; free
estimates. JU. S-5SS6. .
YOUR SALES in the future predicted
by analysis and projection OF your
business cycles. ReaS. rates. Box
:349-C, Star. 4"
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GIRL TO snare 6-rm. apt. with an
other, pvt. bedrm:; $47 30 mo. incl:
rWo W. coAeENAn 81 GasS nftsE srs sac ovsr gm &c.
ton. conv. transp.; kit. privils.. recr.
rm; and TV; Avail; Aug. IS. ST;
1900: Ext; 3244 between $3.50 and
M E finn IA s74d Hd,sE Sfter g E;na,. pm sf .5,,
double, includes utils. 1920 r. /.
ave-. ne. HO. 2138 after 2 pm;
GIRL WANTED to share Arm. apt.
with 2 others: convenient northwest
AsffssfoSonpeE sa DE- siI 79so &c share newly
furnished, modern. 3-rm. apt: twin
Jfnt JA 4lSs 5ssSSnssIs; ssts, utilities included
r. r. S's$ ssl zs siSe s:as
buneaiow. Completely furnished.
mr.. busline and shopping center.
sS25 month. Call JU. 5-6244 after
GIRL. to share 1-bedrm. apt, Hunt
ing Towers. Alex; convenient transp.
to- tS town; sos mo-. incl. utilities. Call
FTRN. RM.; share apt. with 1 lady:
Government employees. LII. 4-67Sa
attah GiRls, Is a1-as. colles. grads, to
share with others spacious Mayer
decorated. .3-bedrm. house while par
ents are abroad yrs;; Chevy Chase
sTsnq s5' FM1 P'aRS; ss1e' $50 mo-: avail, a Ays'
ARLINGToN-2 refined girls to share
lovely apt; conv. transp. Call
cOWWicFIA4SSS2ii nv MP pY,s,NrsS,s.n ., ~ >,
reasonable. cali Ii: 4-S7sS. Mon
through Sat-. 8 to s. 3
WANTED = Roommate. by profes.
sional radio engineer; share large
rm;: pvt. home; n,w:sect.; partici-
must be congenial. neat; no drink
ing: Call HO. 1915. Suns. and ewes
FOUR BROOM APT. to share with
employed lady or EMPLOYED couple
stt.r sit pFiyjs Msr Gsll Rn ssSS psfSFe sun OF
REFINED Settled LADY wishe.
to share, her attractive 2-bedroom
furn apt. with young empl cple ;;
| everything furn.: excel .tranSp A
pleasant place to live. S65. WA
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE apt
all utilities furnished: S42 so month
viii SHARE SHARE wiTR II 1 GIRL. lovely
furn., air-cond.. effic. apt. in NV
Sect. Call after pm. NO. 7116
JEWISH GIRL to share modern apt
in apt. bldg. Call after 6. Ii
GIRL TO SHARE nicely furn. 1.
bedrm. apt; nr. Conn. and r, NV
Avail. immed, $50 mo. DE. 5000.
AIR-CONDTTIONED, large living rm.,
bedroom, kitchen, bath; handsomely
furn.; available three or four months
at bargain price to suitable persons.
In best residential district. For in
formation phone MA. 6S65. 6s
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ADDING MACHINES, sunstrand. cleo
tric. Reconditioned. Guaranteed;
S99.5 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..

ADDING MACHINES. Sunstrand. cleo
tTie. Reconditioned; Guaranteed;
S99 so UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs desk
model: $50. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
CO.. 20le 14th st. NV. HU. 5l2l.
ADDING MACHINEs-1 R. C, Alien
ce1i :coN6ir1oSER. 5fi 6sfls1' " price: CO Car.
rier; used 1 summer; "a h.p.; excel.
cond. Pvt. party. Cali JA. 1885.
AIR CONDITIONER, window-type
York" s4-ton; purchased only 4
Psrpose. $3.50 so or rA best of ofIer. 81.
Air ocoND1T1oNER: York. 1-ton con-
sole; excellent condition. Cali TE.
AiR.ccoND1r1oNING UNITS; y r h.p..
console. S10O. Ell. 3937.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE and access,
house, 4401 Burlington pl, NV, Or
ANTIoUES, porcelain; rare books
record player: sun lamp; elec
range. No dealers. Call OR. 3l6l
ANTIQUE FURNITURE and access,
oil paintings, drapes; moving smaller
house 4401 Burlington pl. NV.
OR. 0a37 .
ANTIQUE SALE
Going out Of business. owner leav.
ing country. Everything for sale
Mahog. Hepplewhite secy.: maple
Secy.; Governor winthrop desk
curly maple highboy; maple swell.
front chest; maple 5-drawer chest;
cherry Pembroke table: mahog. drop
leaf table; 6 matched Victorian
chairs; Victorian sofa rosewond mar.
ble-top buffet; marbIe-top tables
New England pine table, S25 up;
pine commodes; early pine winged
chair; Captains chairs; pine serv.
erS; corner cupboard. Above item.
all finished. Lift-top commodes; beds
3 and 4 drawer chests; tables
settees; all in the rough, Open ever,
day incl. Sun. IVY CHIMNEY, of
Route at Dranesville. Va. Hern.
don 5-W. Il
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DEHUMIDIFIERS

OEdUM1O1F1ERS
Most popular brands. new 1875:
models in original factory cartons
with ! VI. free service. 25cs dis.
count for cash. DALMO SALES CO.
923 ith st. NV. Ex. 1905. 8
DIAMONDS-Lady's SOL, 50 Ct, SIOO;
lady's s CT. $3.50; lady's i ct
$500; mans IL cts. $500; lady,
4 cts. Sl,15o: iady's I0h cts
$1,000. All prices include mountines
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON q
CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME. 3440. IS
DINING ROOM SUITE, mahog.: gooe
DINING ROOM SUITE. oak. 10spc
well constructed. good cond.: S125
RA. 5751. -
DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut. {
pieces, Duncan Phyfe, 70 in. buffet
good cond., S105. WA. 2731. Il
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES-New, 1,
original factory cartons. Hot Poin
refgr. Model EAs, 6 Gu. TT. retail
for s254.95, viii sell for S215
GE range, model C-31. with elec
timer. retails for S2S9.95. will sci
for S25O Whirlpool automatic
washer. with Suds Mizer, retails fol
s31 ,95. will sell for $3.50 Whirl
pool drier. model 500, retails TO
ssaa3aa.95, will sell for 5000. AL
FAN. easement type. 1000 c.f.m.
3-speed. MA. 1859.
FAN. electric, window sash type
Aeroline. approx. "a inches, exec
cond. Best offer. DI. 2157.
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LUMBER
OFFICE FURNITURE

OFF1CE FURNITURE
TABLES. CHAIRS, FILE CABINETS
LOCKERS; $4,000 STOCK NEW
AND USED OFFICE FURNITURE
PEER5P FEE 6R1iXERv At sAcFEeE FREF p1RKfN RRK{GEs
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
tank. Oracticalls % new. AnS VI. NaSass' $3.50.
OIL BURNERS. factory rebuilt with
new controls and new 275 gal. oil
ssaF of f'n1fsss sf saas nsaspfa saa ID e e
OIL BURNERS. new nationally known
gran SSIands srd complete sonyersion .for
board. Nice Nce cond 'n' An excel. ca' value. nes.
s295 KITTs. 1886 6 st. NV.
PIANo-Kimbal. apt. grand. Late
vaas @HSsi sss kT@s sHRf Gs!ss'edins Psse g.
PIANO, Knabe. s it. 1 in; grand,
PIANO-Steinway, Mason and Ham.
lin. Conover, Wurlitzer and others
Fully Fully reesonditioned ! s,,I grands all car;
ALLOWANCE for your piano. Conven
g ST. NV. 81. s4d4. % &c
PIAN0-small upright. sI0os May
flaSS spiSes sss5 s9a5 can u Ho Os aslI Turi..e.
PIANOS FOR RENT investisate
our rental-purchase plan. New IA
NOUS. make pianos for only SO per
month. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
PIANomBsldTin; IAN p; Hsl. ,AcrSsonic: sPinst
Equipped With WITH Bal dxin 1S 1aaasah; patented
Full Blow action. wide variety case.
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO wORCH
925 g ST., NV.
Established 1879
Pianos Summer Specials
spinet style. factory rebuilt. like
New short keyboard console. Just '
right for music room -. 1895
Recond; small mahog. grand SAYS
New Minipiano, special at S495
slightly used, peri. cond. s4s5
Lester Betsy Ross spinet, full
used: peri; cond.. at s4s5
Steinway, 40-in. console, factory
rebuilt like new 1878
Large selection of grands. consoles
and spinets.. all reduced for real bar
ans YEARS sIs e dayn psy Wy pYSa SfaEf musC Sasnes
1900 G st. NV. a
best. We are offering for a limited
time only a very fine Cable ma
hogany full keyboard console plant
for only S595. This is real bar.
gain. Conven. terms may be ar
ranged. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
ll0S G st. NV. DI. S464. p
PlANOS-Are. you interested in get.
ting your child started in music
Then act now. Campbell's famou.
L-PURCHASE-PLAN makes Il
easy for you to make the necessary
arrangements Come in or phone u!
for complete details. Ask for Rental
Purchase Dept; CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO. 110S @ st. NV. DI. S464. S
PIANOS-A real bargain In a small
piano for only S345. This instru.
ment is small mahogany uprigh,
| piano in very fine condition. Conven
terms. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110s
q st. NV D1. S464. -
PIANO. Chickering. mehog.. upright;
PIPE. $500 It, ia t inches. black
LUMBIA MACHINERY. TIE. 1000.
PIPE. salv, black. copper. cast iron
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EuhN MH NAoE ok 6sTSj 1sr1RN' sFP 2NB HosSfss sSs.
LETS. W. ssH,. VA. WHITE Only.
XxeaIRESi X-oNE RESTALa Is AND H' Realty SET;i CO
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. 0007.
oil I'm aiipiF1 SF mp a,T, y 2 AYE. NI siSis NM
SI6 KING ST. ALEX. MON.-SAE
HOTEL 1440
One rm., kitchenette. bath; 24-hr.
phone and elevator serv.: S24 90
S31. so wkly. 1440 Rhode Island NV.
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STEEL.

STEEL
We have all kinds of miscellaneou!
steel, angles. beams. reinforcing stee
cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177
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ACE WRECKING &
4AO1 w V4VCO1A41N0 CO
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
1902 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5O0


BULLDOZER. HD-7. good shape;
priced for quick sale. Also shoveIs
and doZers for rent. SH. S442. a
Moving to new location
entire stock Of cameras. projectors.
meters. tripods. etc, on sale at up
to 500 discount. Greatest price re-
PHOTO SUPPLY. stb and Pa ave
CAMERA, B. q H. 1emm movie; model
70-DE; like brand new. with Il
ia and 17mm f2.5. lenses. OW.
1870. g
CALCULATOR - Monroe electric;
S99, so, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV
CASH REGISTER, Mccaskey. like
new, $3.50. or best offer. sH. 1912
CASH REGISTER - Burroughs, l
drawer; good cond. Call OR. 399S.
CEMETERY LoT-choice location,
RicHARDsoN. IN. 4sse. "a" 81 pN'
CHAIR. new. Hanback, with custom
offer. EN-. 5277. =
CHARLSE bareback; turquoise
silk; like new; bargain. DE. 1868.
CHAIRS. pair, foam rubber filled,
tufted back, loose cushions, mate
will sell "a price. Practically new.
RA. 1858. Sun. $50 to 6; ewes,
to 10. IS
COAL. WOOD RANGES, oil ranges:
new. used. Easy credit, nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. Ma. 1859.
DAVENPORT. Tomlinson; 3 cushions;
excel. cond.: 800; 2 fireside chairs,
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BIO THE EVENING STAR
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. J

Washington, D. C.
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1852
Evening star., 1952-08-04
MATERIAL
NEW AND USED

ONE-STOP BUYING AT ACE
Buy all your materials for any size
or type Job at one time. Used franz
BASINS bs bsth tSbs Sbea'nnS dnb. h9Srins Srain
boards. sinks. steel beams and
angles, pipe and fittings. radiation.
doors. sash and windows. Special
items in our NEW DEPARTMENT,
SIT studs. 39c ea.: white paint.
S12.95; roof coating. 3 gal, so.
FREE DELIVERY. l-DAY SERVICE
Home Improvement Financing
Evening star., 1952-08-04

PIANO-Baldwin. Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. Wide variety case.
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcH
925 @ St. NV.
Established 1870
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BUILDING MATERNAL

Wrecking barracks American Univer-
sity. All kinds of material for sale
incl. standard windows and doors;
2x4's. 2x6's. exS's. sheating. floor
ing, etc. all like new: late-type ra-
diation. pipe and Mono-Flow fitting.
tex. 2-dr. plywood closets, some
metal chests of drawers Big special
Of Sheetrock. SIS per M at SIGHT
Salesman on job in NV. corner Uni
versity grounds. Nebraska Ave. at
Mass. NV. Also large variety Of all
kinds of building material at our
yard. ABCD CORP, 1881 Jefferson
DaviS Hgy.. Arlington. Va. OF. S155.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
8 ith AND Q N.w.-cool; large, new

1893 PARK RD.-Immaculate rooms
lent location; $26 mo. DU. 1874.
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|RooMs FURN.-N.w. tcont. J

2917 2sth ST.. mr.. Conn, and Cath
ave: semipvt. bath; gentleman. HO
1890 after z pm. %
ROCK CREEK HALL, 2400 10th ST.
free parking; blk Col. rd.; daily
maid service; roof; 8 porches. HO
0R17
Evening star., 1952-08-04

AIR CONDITIONED, large living rm.,
bedroom, kitchen, bath; handsomely
furn.; available three or four months
at bargain price to suitable persons.
In best residential district. For in
formation phone MA. 6S65. g
Evening star., 1952-08-04
ROOMS WITH BoARp

IND Il. room and kitchenette, gas
refgr. and stove; near bath; child
ok; Sl4 wk. Call after II am,
AID. 9531. Ask for Mr.. GOODMAN.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONERS

SEWING MACHINE - Singer. Re.
possessed console may be purchased
for balance due. SINGER SEWING
CENTER, Shirlington shopping
center. Arlington. Va. OV. 1927
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DRIVEWAYS
Flagstone and Stone
MAINTENANCE

SMALL JOBS AT PRICES YOU LIKE
NG--PLASTERING
ROOFS-CEMENT WORK
SCREENSACARPEN
ASPHALT TILE+GLAZING
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
CAMERAS

BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
ss0oK .ds SHOP. 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Produce Markets

Balttmore quotations supplied BY tn,
seady sass Baskets
inches Se NS oaass!'la9s as a,nes psslie1Sn' np. s
S ~ afhss al su.ya Sn aSS $780,
3 ;lPsn Si9S! SD s ~: sKinsS "
PotstoesASoss m9nsaSass STEADY 3 ne6es O. s. SD No.
otSerwise stated. 10 1oo.pound s SACKS. Fess Penn
New :ass1 a2S la: SussSS
596poiHBnd .;zs ;ssefs. s. FRSennsylvania Katahdins
No. sons nsseas Sssshed u:as
s.sS; Porto Ricsns, s.oo.s6: Nearby r.
0u'he' hanPssi YPSai.re 1oldsns; Sao,..icas. iaS-oo'
Poultry-Market barely steady on fry
ers. Prices unchanged to Q cents lower
yesterday 81. supplies more than ample
steady. Prices j cent lower. otrsrins'
cent cve @
fair. TURKEYS: Moderate offerings clear:
ing well: Some young Beltsville hens. ant
toms sold together at AZ. Ducks; Mus.
;Se neana. ss.
ps, syps 1915 '0Ds Ducks: scuns MussSviss asn ss
Rssn tsn. s.ps sosS 49, aTuIas,. sd, s yS9ns heavy
''Ss Grsir M.rket
Elour-Receipts. 2. as Ioo-pound sacks
Whsa.ksssips: Sss 80 lts ls bushels: ,hiP aS
bushels. No. 2 red winter gaSlicky. spot
domestic: 2.07h: October, 2.07h; No
" cornHReceipts. se,2S4 bushels; ship.
ments. 10.059 bushels: tocks. 665.93C
oats-Receipts. 1884 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks, none.
none; stocks, 1851 bushels. -'''
Rye-Receipts.. 29,932 tushelsi ship.
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks. 1lS,64s
soybeans-Receipts. none: shipments
none; stocks, 639 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 66 tons.
Egg Market Steady.
(YesteIday's Quotati0ns.l
Eggs-Market steady. Large browns ant
mixed. UNCHANGED TO one cent higher; me-
diums. one cent lower. Receipts heavy
offerings ample. except on nearby large
where supplies are short OF trade needs
fS Prices paid fpsid fob, baltimore BY first re-
ceivers: Large. minimum so per cent a
quality. whites. 61-66; brown and mixed
colors, 6S-04M. Large, minimum .66 per
cent A quality. none. Mediums. minimum
and mixed colors, 40-43. Mediums. mini
mum SO per cent "A quality. none. Stan
dsrds: minimum 80 per cent B quality
Receipts: Eggs, $3.50 cases.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Chicago Grain

.heaa hCaa1C;hGo; ;ae Oct; R-wheat movec
the southwestern winter wheat territory
rasd Saek %ssE ts Ct the Ste start
Gus close: Hedging pressuer was q facto,
IN IN -, the early sellof. Oats encounteret
cary Liquidation, losing fractions. but corr
maintained M 9 steady tone.
was -S hisher. pscember, 81. s.ssis; elss corl cOTr
was zs-A hleher. December, ST .6s5S, anc
bsr 6srs SssTe Ss unsnanged to p lower. Decem
November, $3.50, and lard Vas % tS~ef low
hundred pounds lower, October, SS. -
- strike Of elevator operators, which
eit With tns onE H4-sLory Board Of Trade BuildinI
ence on trading. The trading foor ld 4
On the fourth floor and brokers anS
Samples Of cash aS' grain on track v.r
carried car. .,, uP II fights to the inspectio,
srokeraee houses are scattered throush
lbe experienced after the close. it % va
felt. because the days trade must 5,
settled through the clearing house, whicI
Brazil purchased approximately 2.5 mil
non bushels Of hard wheat over night
skies stu were clear In Kansas and
with the start OF October, apprehension
vas Va growing Concerning next years winte
The Government weekly weather an,
crop report said that corn was nearlS
all safe from frost, particularly in thi
MAN., NAN 6eH. where prospects are sood &
drop Of 9 cents a bushel was showr
Sss down 1he eent Rarts s nSy s ss4 K
wheat. corn, oats and grain sorghums va,
uncnanged from month earlier.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended September q to-
tailed 7,624.747.000 kilowatthours
compared with 7.247. .664 900 in the
previous week and was 7.4%o above
the like week a year ago.-Edison
Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based on
the cost Of a pound each of 81
foods in general use, this week
declined to $6.43 compared with
$6.45 last week and was 5.3%
lower than the like week q year
Iago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Melville Shoe Corp. and Miles
Shoes. Inc. stockholders approved
the consolidation of Miles Shoes
into Melville Shoe.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. in 12
months ended August 81 earned
SAT .666. 1888 or $8.07 a share VS..
SAC. 6.545. 5.008 or $3.50 in 1851.
Southern Co. in IL months end
led August 81 earned $l9,63 ,360
or $1.15 a share VS.. $16,065, ,842 or
1913 cents in 1851.
= Alabama Power Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned $11,592.-
500 VS.. $10,468,911 in 1851.
Georgia Power Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned SLAB
|846 VS.. $9,213,815 in 1851.
st. L. Southwestern Lines in 8
months ended August 81 earned
81, ,400.270 or 1921 a share VS..
$5.539, ,148 or $2S.3S in 1851 period.
Cons. Gas of Baltimore in eight
months ended August 81 earned
Sc, ,533 ,805 or $1.19 a share VS..
$6.565,219 or $1.20 in 1851 period.
Laclede Gas Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned $2,442,O5l
or 73 cents q share VS.. $2,917,422I
or 50 cents in 1851.
Mueller Brass Co. in nine
months ended August 81 earned
81 .050,244 or 1886 a share VS..
81, ,675,277 or $3.15 in 1851 period
Froedtert Corp. In year ended
July 81 earned $1,549,893 or $1.5s
q share VS.. $1.981 1886 or $2.O4 in
1851.
Beatrice Foods Co. in six months
ended August 81 earned $1,387,-
279 or $1.26 share VS.. 81, 1,344, $40
or $1.23 in 1851 period.
Raytheon MFG. Co. in three
months ended August 81 earned
$4,000 or q cents a share VS.
$4,000 or 8 cents in 1851 period.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
SEC Rule Is Expected
10 Free Information
On New OFFERINGS

Investors will have a real op-
portunity to get information abou,
new securities before they invest
in them under new rules an
nounced by the Securities and Ex-
change Commission yesterday.
The new rules, effective October
|27, will permit members of tht
underwriting group publicly tt
alert prospective customers of thu
approach of a new issue before
the SEC finally approves the pros.
pectus and clears the issue for of.
fering.
The underwriters will be allowed
to publish an identifying state
ment" giving the name of th'
company, the nature Of the issu,
and other information.
Each statement must specify il
large type that it does not con
Istitute an offering of the securi
ties, and must include coupon
by which the interested investo
may request a copy of the pro
posed prospectus outlining fact
about the issue and the company
The strict prohibition agains
any selling activity before the eff
fective offering date remains.
Under the prohibition, broker.
previously have not felt free II
make any public announcement
before the offering date. and IL
most cases there has been only
one copy of the proposed prospec.
Itus available for each brokerage
office. The customer therefore
learned about the new securitie.
by telephone and received the
complete prospectus only after tht
purchase was made.
Brokers will be required to have
enough copies of the proposed
prospectus on hand to meet re.
quests arising from the identify.
ing statement"
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. !. Up (USDA).-salable
hogs, 5000; very slow, weak to 25 cents
lower on weights under 240 pounds,
mostly steady on weights over 240 pounds;
eePs lower top a1oo for several osas
pounds. 20.5O-20. 30; 160-ISO pounds,
19.25-2o.50:, load 305 pound weights.
2Q.25; most sows under $50 pounds.
iis2551lGS75; 5oG few under 200 pounds 70 GO; 6G
pounds. IS 655-17.75; heavier weights as
saisbie cattle. 1000; salable calves.
400i slow; slaughter steers and yearlings
unevenly steady to % cents lower; nu-
merous sales steady although instances
steers: .heifers mostly steady: cows and
bulls steady to .25 cents lower; vealers
steady to LOO higher; few loads prime
1:950-i 275-pound steers. 3475-35. so;
Iings., 30.5o-34. SO; ioadiots high-choice
and prime 1.4O0-1 800 pounds. 3I.76-
$500; good to low-choice steers, 1850.
5000; commercial to- low-good grades,
23;90-26:00; load prime heavy heifers
Rfa R arSens Refer: s49S Hsst Sn0fs to
Prime heifsrs s00S q Een0'fe Few osGs Ox
3.25-33.5 so; good to low and commercial
cows. 16.00-19.00; Gamers and cutters
l3:25-16.00; most utility and commercial
bulls ys.sps to
ss saiable bSl'shhs sheep. 1000; bulk receipts un-
eold late in session; few sales, native
with Tuesday: few punches GOOD to prime
native lambs, 22.00-25.50; Gull to utility
grades, 12.00-20.00; load choice an6
prime g7-pound yearlings. $3.50; few
sales Gull to choice ewes. 5.OO-7.00.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Stock Market Posts
Moderate Decline;
Rails, SteeIs Weak
BY the Assceioted Press


NEW YORK, Oct. IAN ir-
regularly lower movement today
took the stock market down mod
erately.
Most price changes were In the
minor fractions. but the losses ex-
tended on out to around a point.
Many plus signs were scattered
around the list with a point about
the best shown.
Trading was fairly brisk,
Railroads in early dealings con-
Stituted just about the best of the
major sections, but in later trad
ing they showed signs Of mild
weakness that took them down a
peg.
Hugging the downside were
steels, motors, rubbers. coppers
and oils.
Chrysler started on a block OF
l 900 shares. off 20 at 821a, and
almost Immediately started to i'm
prove, finally passing over to the
upside. Servel came up with q
block of 1900 shares at 10, up "a
Losing stocks included Canadian
Pacific, Southern Railway, Con-
|solidated Natural Gas, Kennecott
Copper, Allied Chemical, Republic
Steel. General Motors, United
States Rubber. Distillers Corp. and
Radio Corp. -
Higher stocks included Santa
Fe. American Telephone, Amer
ican Cyanamid. Studebaker, Wool
worth, Zenith Radio and Standard
|Oil New Jersey.
Corporate bonds were irregu-
larly lower. Governments held
steady in the over-the counter
market.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Iron Age Anticipates
End Of Price Curbs
Sooner Than Expected
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The Iron
Age, metalworking trade weekly.
said today the end Of price con-
trols may come sooner than most
people expect.
weight of its paperwork Is
putting a staggering burden on
the budget-trimmed Office Of
Price Stabilization," the publica-
ton said. "At the same time its
|profit-squeeze policy toward man
Iufacturers is bringing an ava
lanche of complaints"
These complaints were described
Jas resulting from an OPS rule
under which industry's prices can
reflect higher steel costs, but not
higher labor. freight and other
material costs.
The Iron Age commented that
I"in most manufacturing plants the
latter increases amount to much
more than steel price rises"