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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TOP PRICES PAID for End trust
notes. HAROLD B. BONART q
FIRST FRS FL fkusf. sgt7 s1o.5oo. bearing Sc
Woperty sold for sic, $50. This is
Can OWNER. NE. 5S44. Mso
2nd-TRUST NOTES-S1. $50 for ST.
$50. D. c.. 3 years: S2.475 for So
100. Va. 2 yrs; $3.50 for S3.050.
Md. 3 yrs. BERGMAN REALTY
GO. IA. lz50. ST. 9433...
SAFE INVESTMENT - Well secured,
seasoned. 6cs second trust. S4,7O0
balance at $50 per mo. Will sell
with. recourse at reasonable dis
count. KE. 3-5694.
%: 900 end TRUST. secured on 3-yr-
old. 2nd-comm. mfg. bldg. in NV;
sSnbstt. disc; Also smaller notes,
S3:o00-S5,0O0; RE; 1881. Wo.
$500 SECOND TRUST, S55 per mo.
discount literally only $4,000. Ii.
4-7300 or LU. 1-7134, Sat. and Sun.
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay, Gooses; Herring Bay.
EEoE EoE rTe4Sse55vation call CAPT. KING
ENGINE. Marine Universal, 25-h.p.
atomic four; complete with acces-
Sfsts S9friss; rs Ysed lSe only hrs; $3.50 com
MTsT tssfi !3 sRLE9sseft. s0sss cabin cruiser. 1s
yGRssre: sI.I5o or best offer WA.
CABiN CRUISER. 4o-ft.. 1s-ft. beam,
twin twin screw screw ChFysler crowns: pEact.
TWIN GRAY. 4o-ft. cabin cruiser,
fully equipped, excel. cond.; ideal
for fishing and economical cruising
3 srsr snofS 0p on o3s gals; $4,000 or best
1$ Fl. SIN s IN. BOAT and motor. si5o.
F6ttiRHTEEIESNi;,lFr. HfEISil KuNABour-Wiisnd- win
ofsf %fHsGF' wA Tll s4is. sfll separately; gs best
TWO 10o.gal. copper tanks; both
tanks bafled in 3 sections; no leaks,
good as new; ready for connecting
to your pipe lines; reas. See CAPT.
aboard zeta at Rod. Reel chesa-
peake Beach. Ex. AGO. Ext. 2l3s.
CHRIs-CRAFT CRUISER. Gift. e5-
horsepower. no ssy,r 3 mos. old: sleeps 2.
oTTBoAkkD MOTOR. Martin go, 7e-
MP. twin. new condition. excellent
GXR GEaRn1Rs WooS S}1G, iSB63Rb5 5Hi 5Ia4S IRH4SABour
h.p. Gray marine engine. prac. new;
LATE fsis HiGG1NsS 81 Sedan m cruiser, user,
and ready to go: sleeps 4; must ipeflG sell;
S3.S0O or best offer. HU. 5O13
RGNAB0GT. 1e-ft.; exc; cOnd.. with
HIGGINS 1917 f1eYisT f91ft srna runabout: must
oW. ssHa tsSsy; stias best offer over s1'Soo'
CABIN saSiH vs Deck fluffy fdy eaapped eqed
incl. q 4-wheel trailer; sac. Call. 10
s:9S56., Can be seen at 22nd and
EfGHTERN-FT. fqTT R r. sA1LBoAr. Nation.,
l design, stainless-steel rigging, .
$50; GaitherSburg 655-J-l. %
TSM;ENIYaoFT' S;s.HI AZ AUXILIARY LA; YAWI- .
Can be seen at South Harbor, rr
South River Bridge, Edgewater. Md
2s-Fr. CABIN CRUISER, top cond.
new paint, 2 berths, new mattresses
fully converted with approx. 5O
hours. $4,000. BUD PHIPPs. Deale,
DODGE DAY-sAnER, 1sx7, mahoe.
any, bronze fastened, oak frames
outboard bracket, main, jib and new
9pinnaker. fast with ample beam;
S435. II you want 5-h p. outboarc
sEH fdo H2H R1SD a5,oorS sTH S.1 Stoe :,..n. swo
ELWELL. st. Mary's City, Nd, Great
Mills 373.W-2. 30
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AVIATION

xC CLUB CESSNA, 14o, vHF liehts.
instruments Must sell. Have mill
tary transfer from area. Reas. price
to qualified pilot. No students. 10.
2-603S. 80
AERONCA CHAMP, completely re-
built and maiored: licensed to May
rebuilding cost. See at Davis Air
port. Laytonsville. Md. 90
LUSCOMBE. all-metal: low time since
major: Just re-licensed. See at
ERGO Field; $3.50. UN. 0225.
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Mountain View Farm
CHIIRCHNuI.E VA

4 vacation and health building
center for boys and girls, ages g to
Il yrs; swimming, horses to ride,
good food. fresh vegetables from
farm; State approved; season. June
IS to Sept. =. Write NATALIE D.
CALHOUNE. Staunton. Va. 5-9594
or phone Mrs. Blaine. Sligo SOIL.
3OS
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MONEY WANTED

INITIAL CONSTRUCTION COST
wanted. Security. CT or title clear
to real estate. Excel. profit on cap
ital. no. $3.50. ORANTO POWELL,
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RAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route l. Berwyn,
Md. authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
rkAlLfGR; LEI; 'fhtE 'TfIhktEs. 7oox1e, s-ply. 5
HOUSE TRAILER, AS Indian, cS-ft:
shower, toilet. garbage disposal
hydraHlic fs,d Mn dolly, excel. cond., must
HOME S M MADE i5a', trailer with a F9 Ford
I'd. Sc. Io. $3.50. liz A'''nesIon Wi
TRAILER, Gift. Universal bottle gas
o2z.rII,9q Boy I59-A, Star. or call 1T. VAN
HousE TkXiLEss aNf[ se'e'5 columSia 9asa s1-it'
excel, buy, elec. refr;, all modern;
car. Mr.. WATSON. ST. ST. .sasi .SSS'
vAGABoSD; iaf: SDs:. rms, attached; 1s$.4o
sa. ss's 300. shGTeF To s5sg, av' window -1s fan
wheels. i 2 2oo lbs. capacity; 4xsxiI';
1912 s5o/iS PRxiRfE xxhsfIs s55 sGAoGAES TA 3s6G 2s
eond:; full H bath; as sleeps s'a s. fSaes. Reas
Lot IA. Trailer CT, Boiling Air Force
Base. 10. $4,000, Ext. 4425. 80
FOUR WHEELS (two axles). stake
body 6xl4 IT,. good tires: real buy,
$3.50; 2443 So. Oxford St.. Arling-
sSyE !Sai 81 1880 on like-new. ,se;ioot
TENS;n TSn, IL $500. S5AS Ext. 4-s74s soo Or
wANTED-Late-model J. c; His1s!ns
GRANITE Trailer, R. s.-ton. with side
5sSks fS0d s ss new al S2n metal sA sSs neSsr
pulled on the road; furnished porch
attached. sleeps 8; exc. cond. Lot
81. Temple Trailer Village, Alex. Va.
HOUSE TRAILER. 1851 Elcar, 2S-ft..
sll to a{uTinrm 9af M m9dsrn Tsmn. See sTn
BOAT a5afi HisAi HkATLEss. Es; SIS, or will build
to Specifications; luggage trailers.
$50. . HAUL..A-WAY's. 2o1 Mont
ggoSeery goWery ST.. Alex. Va. Phone ov.
ecadition se5! Aedth; oT sa4S' as @Sa eoSa
M-sHsTEM TRAILER. '4s. 27-ft.. 3
rms: sleeps 4: refrg.. apt. stove,
Trailer Court. 1905 BALTIC. blvd,
rNSTxN sSdxsf cHfEFTAIN. HHfHElFTAIN 1s4s, de luxe;
sleeps 4; dolly shower. toilet. tele-
days. phone me at school ME. $3.50.
JOHN WADE: after ) pm. Potomac
Park Motor Court. at Hams Point.
TRAILER-Spen. utility. all metal.
heavy duty springs: bearings, ideal
condition JO 2-1254.
LUGGAGE .TRAILER-4xs-ft., 32-in.
side, excellent cond., 500. 5337
Middleton lane Sc. D. c. Cy-
LGGGAGE ftssS Gfi rRAnER-Body 4xsH-
IT. by 16 inches. 1912 jackson
St ne. LA H-S112
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WE NEED CARS regardless of make:
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
trade until you give US the oppor-
tunity to buy or trade at your
price. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $50 to 9 pm. weekdays;
$40 to $50. SATURDAYS. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash's. Oldest Ford
Dealer. (NA eS50). lila Vermont
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1881 auto Immediately. Call DI.
SOUTHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars: IA. 1901.
ia. 1859: immediate removal.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-niilease cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1919 Ca. ave-. RA. 1122.
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SUMMER CAMPS

CHILDREN'S CAMP in Maine; salt
water swimming; boys and girls. 5
to IL; run by CHEVY CHASE
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL. WI. 1878.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PEP UP THAT ENGINE ..Liqui-
Molly" increases engine efficiency,
ALLIED MOTORS. 91s 6th st. NV. NV.
RE. 5073. 80
WANTED, 1947 or 1a4s 1OOoh.p.
Ford or Mercury motor, in perfect
shape. Call CO. 9557.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

I,2OO-ACRE DEER-HUNTING reserve
North Mountain: deer. other wild
game; streams for fish lake. Only
$4,000. HARRY H. WILLIS. Win
chester, Va. 20"
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$1,000 End TRUST
Payable So mo-, So; colored capt.
house; Civil Service empl. $3.s00
JU. 7-6109. go
LOVELY PROPERTY
Second for $4,000. payable S49.50
per mo-: priced $3.50; purchaser
pay $4,000 down. MR.. JAY. Ii.
4-7146; ewes. OR. S919. 30
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SACRIFICE SALE

OWNER LEAVING July /
"5-tt. mahog. Herreshotf sloop. .
equip, trailer: boat lying Slip aO4,
east dock. Corinthian Yacht Club:
81 100 or offer Telephone until
July /. EN-. 1870; thereafter. HU.
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SACRIFICE
1852 Spartan for a quick sale. Best
offer takes It. Rt. No. l. Richmone
hwy, Lot No. Isl. Woodley Hill:
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PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIALS
last one built in 1851. Completely
equipped, f00-h.p. Gray Marine,
5-w. RCA radio-telephone: new-boat
warranty $4,000; without radio is
$3.50 less.
Barbour Taft. Rocket. 2e-h.p. john
son 55-E; completely equipped for
closed course or Marathon use. VIM
ner in 1852 Patuxent River Mara
thon Glass Gu. Hot rig. $3.50.
Chris-Craft. Gift. Sportsman Kit
boat assembled and painted. with
windshield and pilot seat; no en-
gine or hardware. S9T5.
Oberry Marine Sales
:, johnson Outboard Motors
Thompson. Barbour. Chris Craft Boats
RCA io-Telephone
MaStercraft TrailerS
Solomorls. Md. Phone 27Sl.
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coupe; beautiful
power steering,
and h., auto. t,
equipment: only
company official
$4,000; our pr
COOPER MOTOF
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.)
TRUCK SPECIAL

- - - ~ : ~, A4NOs
S126 Ga. ave, S. S.. Md. JU. S-333
Sun. and ewes, ST.. aO3S
Evening star., 1952-09-25
:Chicoqo Groin

CHICAGO. Sept. 25 GP.--Aside from
little increase In soybeans prices, grains
Soybeans moved up around q cent at
their best levels. Selling BY producers
was said to be falling on and in addi-
tion, the trade was expecting an an
nouncement today on new soybean meal
Wheat near the end of the first hour
corn was unchanged to W higher, Decem-
hsa:r iDs Ssss ss
were ,1s-1M cents higher, November $3. 02;
and lard was two to three cents q hun
dred pounds lower, october S9.s7.
Trade de-, rumors said the new soybean
next Mondas, They undoubtediy i'V viii be Se
higher than the current SS1 q ton level
u was felt. but the big question was
how much higher. u the meantime. de-
falIen fnn az 59r shspyT spyHsan meal mixtures has
The weekly iowa crop report said tina,
50 per cent of the corn. crop In thai
tember 20. This compared With Al pei pei
cent by September % last year and with
80 per cent by September 1S. 194S. tht
year Of the record corn production ir
Some grain men feel the splendid Mid.
west corn crop. has been discounted b,
the current price. They CONTEND, also
eOna 6 s sasTs s,4 E % Rs ne S pss psSesR Th
grain coming to market has acted as
Failure Of Tie isSs Ss'' erop wheat heat con- con-.
tracts to move up in the generally, higher
bs on hs sss Espse stoeR
son for wheat's hesitaney. Meanwhile
wen because Of dry conditions in "'ths tht
Southwest.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Business Briefs
Bank Clearings in Is lead.

Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities in the week ended Septem-
ber "a totaled $18.557,714,0 900
compared with. $18,179, ,799, 900 in
the previous week and was 8.4%
above the like week a year ago.
Dun g. BradStreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended Septem-
ber II totaled $21,516,000, 900, up
$281 million from the previous
week and up $1,578.00GO00 from
the like week ago.-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Building Permits issued in 215
cities in August were valued at
$394, ,493, ,503 compared with $44l,-
160,921 in July and $437, $3.50, 400 in
the like month last year.-Dun &
|Bradstreet.
Construction Costs have risen
ito such an extent in the last IL
years that today it takes $2.40
to buy what 81 bought in 194l,
according to a survey by the Dow
Service.
Pennsylvania p. q L. In IL
months ended August 81 earned
I$13, ,456.567 or $2.48 a share VS..
l$11 ,590.51S or $2.35 in 1851.
Erie Railroad in 8 months ended
August 81 earned $6,843, 1888 or
1924 a share VS.. $7,222,9l8 or
|$2.40 in 1851 period.
Con. Vultee Aircraft Corn. in 9
months ended August 81 earned
Sc, ,480, ,921 or $2.73 share VS..
l$5,922.941 or $3.50 in 1851 period.
Arkansas Power & Light In IL
months ended August 81 earned
l$5.921. .733 VS.. $4.429. $50 in 1861.
Lehigh Valley b. II. in 8 months
ended August 81 earned $4, ,494, ,713
Tvs. $2.989,127 in 1861 period.
American 'Enka Corp. in SO
weeks. ended September z, earned
l$4.174.381 or 1913 share VS..
l$4.174.381 or $4.01 in 1851 period.
LOblaw GrOceterias Co. in year
ended May 81 earned So, ,182, ,3O8 or
$3.84 q share VS.. $2,595, ,848 or
$3.13 in 1851.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. In 6
months ended June 20 earned
$2.609.524 or $1.15 q share VS..
$3,76S.476 or $1.66 in 1851 period.
City Investing Co. in 8 months
ended July 81 earned $2.693, ,744 or
$2.79 share VS.. $152.855 or II
cents in 1851 period.
Baltimore Transit in 8 months
ended August 81 had a loss Of
I$l,115,12l VS.. a loss Of $20,O45 in
1851 period.
Sheraton Corp. Of America in 8
months ended July 81 earned
$721,149 or IS cents q share VS..
$68S, ,692 or As cents in 1851 period.
Chase National Bank announced
appointment of David Rockefeller
as senior vice president. He is the
youngest son Of John D. Rookie
feller. jr.
The Upjohn Co. announced the
resignation of L. N. Upjohn as
Ichairman of the board and the
election Of Donald s. Gilmore to
succeed him.
Tobacco Merchants Association
announced election of Howard s.
lCullman as president.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Stocks Remain Steady
Despite Dividend Cut
|By2Major Companies
By The Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-A fairly
steady price structure was MAIN
tanned today in the stock market,
despite adverse dividend action
taken by two leading corporations.
Changes ranged from a point
lower to fractions higher with
several areas of weakness.
Trading was rather quiet.
National Distillers. which has
been under somewhat severe pres
sure In recent sessions, announced
that the fourth-quarter dividend
would be IS cents when declared
lin October as compared with SO
cents previously paid quarterly.
High taxes and increased operat-
ling costs were blamed for the
reduction.
The stock almost Immediately
sold Af fractionally at a new low
for the year.
Packard Motor Car directors
took no dividend action. The ad-
verse effect Of the steel strike was
blamed. The company paid Is
cents in March of this year and
la total of 80 cents last year.
The stock was heavily traded
unchanged to an eighth lower.
Railroads declined with a few
plus signs helping to stem the
fall. Steels most of the time traded
higher, while motors were largely
unchanged.
Lower stocks included Union Pa
Icif1c, Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road. Sinclair Oil, youngstown
Sheet & Tube, Air Reduction, Gen.
Ieral Electric, Philco, and Dougla.
Aircraft.
Higher were Chesapeake & Ohio
Eastern Air Lines, Kennecott Cop.
per, American Canamid, Westing.
house Electric, Bethlehem Steel
and Zenith Radio.
Corporate bonds were narrowl,
mixed. Governments in the over.
the-counter market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Sept 25 Qg .fUsDA).--
mostly SS iowsr Sn butchers &, ana .oI. steady ,sI
20.50, for few loads choice 230-2H0
pounds; bulk choice 190-28O pounds,
90. .25-2O 80: heavier weights. scarce; odd
lots 1901 pounds, 1S.50-2oO0; sows
10. So IL 65: odd heavier weights as low
as 1900: good clearance.
Salable cattle--2.500;. salable calves.
300: slaughter steer and heifefs averag-
| ing good and better fairly active. fully
steady; others. dull weak; cows. weak 70
fully 25 lower: bulls steady to weak:
vealers. strong; load mostly prime 1,l76
csoes sssess y.s4nss ana SGd
ing I'D to 1880 pounds, 30.O0-32. rs;
part-load choice to prime. 1850; com-
mercial to low choice steers. % 5000 so;
good and choice heifers. 26.Q0-a2 so;
utility 10 low-good grades. 17.Q0-25 90;
utility and commercial COWS. I6.25-19; 80;
Gamers and cutters, 14.0Q.16.25; utility
and commercial bulls. 20.00-23.0 90; cons
mercial to prime vealers, 25.00-3 "a co..
4 Salable. sheep-1, 900; opened mostly
steady all slaughter classes; most good ia
| prime native spring SLAUGHTER lambs,
4 22. .50-25.0O: some utility to low: :good,
4 l1S.10-19. 90; most utility kinds. 1900
1900; few sales Gull to choice ewes
ilb,OO-7.00.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. rs R,.--Butter
bulk cartons. Creamery. higher than 81
score, iAAl, fresh, 1874 cents: sS scare
lD.s fresh. ~: 30 score OBJ, fresh, 7ON
"a; 80 score (C), fresh. 20.
=, Cheese. 164.s6o. steady. prices un-
EGGS, 1925. steady. New York spo,
quotations, based largely on exchange
ors. Fancy heavyweights. 55ha-57; extra
I large. 6l "; extra ! medium. 40La; pull
lets. 1884; standards, large, 4I-45;
current receipts. rehandled, Al; dirties'
80; checks. 35; peewees, 25-27. Whites
fancy heavyweights. 81: processed, SO;
extra ! large, 62,65; extra I medium
extra medium. 41h; pullets, 1884
Browns. fancy heayyWeigfits. 6i; extra
y large, b4-55; extra l medium, AZ
Nearby--Whites. extra fancy heavy.
Meights, 3d.. fancy heayyweiGhts. "a;
extra fancy large, 62-63: mediums, As;
pallets, 1894; peewees. 25-27. Browns.
extra fancy heayyweishts. 63ls; extra
fancy large, $3.50; mediums, -; puliets,
1884 peeWeesl 26-27.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
New York Cotton

|tures moved Ii q narrow range IN fore.
ture to the market. Dealers noted that
during the past few sessions. leading 70
the belief that merchants were holding
|0d on hedging operations In expectations
|of higher market.
The CcC reported that loans against
the 1852 cotton crop for the week ended
Win the initial report an Dfht the 1SsS eroU an
loan week ago Of 1885 baies The net
stock on the 1862 crop In Government
HANDS as q septembeE 19 was :4a1 bales
Ito B. cents lower than the previous close.
Qctober 30.04. December 1910 and March
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. % lR.-Foreign
exchange rates follow (0reat Britain Ii
dollars, others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 4A per cent premium or 1O4.2 %
United States cents, unchanged.
Europe--Great Britain (pound), S2.7Sa,
Of il Of cent: Great Britain 30-hay
Britasn sdas futures SH a7s cent I'll dreoi 81
o cent; Great Britain 90-day futures,
2.757s. on u Of cent; Belgium dranel.
200. unchanged: France (francl, .2ass
of cent, unehanged; Holland lguiidefy
&c. 80, on .05 of Q cent; Italy (lira). I6Is
lof Q cent, unchanged; Portugal tescudol,
1850, Unchanged; Sweden tkronai. 1895,
unchanged; Switzerland 0rancl (freel,
1885. up s0Oh Of . cent.
Latin America Argentina ffree). 7.25,
unchanged; Brazil ffreel, $50. UNCHANGED:
ssfSsiiilss sSoiissf,. s6'os S ueRsnssd' nsss ns1us''
i Far East Hong Kong dollar. 17.b0
unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

1-Ig%4o4AA ISgN-gk
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MKT I'D 5s67- 0Az
MKT 4las 49, 07ih
Mo-rac 6sss 40 81
Mo-Pae 5s ~ P-1o336
Mo-Pac 80 81 l. 1o3h
Mo-Pac 4s 75 -
Mor&E31 1zs200O 59N
Nat Dist 3HssTz 80
N = c IS 2O13-. 75M
IN Y c As 90 - 62h
.NYL&W 4s Ia. 7Ak
NYNHin41as22- 5ozd
N Y o w As 65 ~
NoPac 6s2O47C-1o4
Nor Pac - 07 1o4N
Pac G&E So 70 90
PacG&E 2%s76 96ih
Pac G&E25ssSO 96N
PennP&L SIS rs 90
Penn RR 5s 6S 1o7
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PennRR4 14sS1- 0AN
PenRR4kse4E eS
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|ShelIUn 21as II o2%
$50 Pac 4Has 81 1904
So Pac Ans CO. 1o2M
Sou Ry 6s o. 115Et
So Ry 4s SO 1o1M
|StO Dina tssS2wi- 1065<
II g. p 3Hs 85 102ik
Third Ave $3.50 17zt
Third Ave As so 56ik
UnO OCalcv3M72 1o6S<
Ont III Cal2sts7O o7N
UtdGCp 3Ias72 1o2y<
WarnPet31ss60 1o5
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Whist cv 3hs65 101N
WiS q A an "A 63A
Evening star., 1952-09-25

S h are in the
last ar, or
m ore tn an
t W ce t h e
amount paid to
stockholders in
dividends, Pres
ident Thomas
j. Groom told
stockholders at
t he an n u a !
meeting today.
In addition,
stock h o lders
must pay per-
Sonal incom e
taxeS ranging
Evening star., 1952-09-25

LLIST INCLUDES ON.
| WORLD DANK
IntBR& &D3s72 - 16
NEW YORK CITY
3s 50 1o2M
| FOREIGN LIS
| Australia 6s b6 -lo2
Chile 2ls-3s D3- 35iA
Ital Pub ut3s77 ALA
Ital 3s 77----- -
! TolsvnglI.t8s 81 10oiM
DOMESTIC l:lB
! AlaGtSo 3Ns67 1o1N
| AluCoAm 31s6A 1o1k
| AMP 4.S0s 81 63k
| IAmT&T 3tas 34ll7
| AmT&T31ss50 113
| lAmT&T 2Ns67- 1l3
| AmT&T 2As61 1ooM
Jam Tob 314s "a 1o1N
Am Tob SIS Co. 1914
A T s r Is o5--.120
B & o 6s 95 j. e8
IE q o 5s 95 q rs
B&O cy4Ia20lO 65N
| Beth Stl 2sss76 95st
Brk u q 4s 90 1o3N
lCan Pac As perp LOS
/ celanese3 Aks70. 1ols1
icelanese 3s 65 1ooN
| cRRNJ 3Ns 81 sHX
| C&sO 3iss 90 D. e1T
tC B d q 4s S. 1o4il
lChi d 2 ! inc 81 e5N
Chi ct w 4s 6S 90
IcMsPcv4h2044 61N
lc&NW 4Ns 90 -
lCit Serv IS ~ o5N
ICo;F&Icv43466 1o1
ICns I'd 2a4s 62- o2N
| Consul 23s 70 o7N
IDet Ed cy 3s 5S 11eN
DowCh cv $3.50 1o4
Erie 4Ms 2016- 75N
Fla e C S. ~ /. 90
lot Nor 2Ns 81 -
HousL&P3N 81 1861
Hud C Sc 62 a 1o4i1
tHud&M RI 6s57 Say
tH&M inc IS 81 -
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Taxes Of s26 a Share
More Than Twice
Banks Dividends
By DonoId B. HodIey

Total taxes Of the Bank Of
Commerce and Savings, exclusive
of the Federal Deposit Insurance
assessment, amounted to $26.63 a
Evening star., 1952-09-25
.Odd-Lot Dealings

NEW YORK, Sept. 25 R.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today these
on the exchange for September "a: Pur-
chases of 143. $50 shares on 4,910 orders;
sales of 123,S37 shares on 4.292 orders,
including l,O35 shares sold short on -
| orders. .----- !.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange.
II 100 am. 2Ao 600 12:OO noon A5o coc
1:O0 p.m.- e6o 600 200 pm. 600 ooc
fUnit Of trading 10 shares. I'm hang.
rQptcy or receiyershiD or being feorganizes
under the Bankruptcy Act or securitie1
assumed by such companies. Rates 81 divi.
|dends In the fOregoing tablys are annual
disbursements based on the last quarteriy
|or seiniannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not no 1 incMaed s;sht Sid ao called e dividend
nual rate, plus stock dividend. d Declared
|or paid In 1881. plus stock dividend,
|e Paid or declared so far this year. I Pay
able u stock. estimated cash valus on ex
sisrsd o. paid after stock a DIVIDEND or spiis- liz
up: K, Declarsd @ Or paid this year On
|rears. n Payable In stock. exact cash
value undetermined on declaration date.
|or no action taken af last dividend meet
ing; Declared or paid y 1859, plus stoch
issued: Eds y distribution. I'd when
Evening star., 1952-09-25
m. Y. Curb Market
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ATLAS Cp WV
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Bald Sec
BariumSteel Me
iBeckman Instfu
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Brit Am OIL "
/ Brit Celan .O6e-
| BURY Biscuit
ICal&EdmCp 10.
ICal Ell Pow go
lcalvn Cns O&G
lCan Sou Oils
iCan All OIL :
ICap Tran 1.40a.
Cessna Air .40g.
IClaude Neon .
Commd Hot va
icons Engin soc
icon Mg&S .S0a
icons Royal .64e
lCont Fdy&M 2b
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lCub Att Sug "a.
devon Leduc O.
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IDumont Lab A
East Gas&F l.
East State Cp--
Equity Cp .15e-,
Fansteel M Ne
Federal Pet Ltd
Flying Tiger l..
Ford Mot Fran
IGoldheld Con
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Washington Exchonae

SALES.
Pot Elec Pwr com-30 at IL.
Mergenthaler Lino-l00 at 80.
wash Gas com--30 ct 3lA. 19 at 31M
Evening star., 1952-09-25

from around % per cent to more
than 80 per cent on the dividends
paid by the bank.
Mr.. Groom pointed out that the
Government continues to operate
at a deficit. despite the highest
taxes in history, and warned: "Un-
til determined and positive meas
ures are taken to reduce the cost
of Government the tax burden
will remain a serious threat to our
national economy"
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Egg Market Stead.
(YesterdAy's Quotatlons.

EgBs. MafKet hp0uL steaoy- MedIum
browns and mixed UNCHANGED TO one eenl
generally unchanged. Few smalls pur.
lehased at 81 Receipts moderate. Offering.
tadeuuate for fair demand
Prices paid fob. Baltimore By mrs,
Ireceivers: Large. minimum 90 per cent
lquality whites, 6l-65: brown and mixel
craCrs, 65-01. Mediums, minimum 40 EpeI
lcent a quality whites, 4I-43: brown and
mixed colors. 40-44. Mediums minimum
so per cent p quality whites. lA-46.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
N. Y. Bond Morket

3 III Tssfssia siis
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Pre-standard, Charles P. Barger, Rus
ander 8. Fenwick, ir, Edward Preston
Gray. Melvin Hileman. Robert Hileman
James NJ. Pittman lthird prize), Freeman
Sellers and Joseph K. Tercero.
Standard Russell M. Butler. Charles r
Fenimore Cf1rst priZe), John j. German
tin, william A. McClain (who received
third prize), Freeman @. Prior. Harry NJ
Schoenly ]. Robert Sellers and James K
Simmons.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Sept. IS @.--Dividends
announced: