davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1000 pieces Mems
Underwear s., 8 for 100
IrreguIars. if perfect ,UOuId be 69c each

Boxer and sripper style shorts Of Sonforized
broodeIoth (shrinkose less than l9o). Some
royons in the group. White and eoIors. combed
cotton Tshirts, smoII to extro-Iorse. Shorts
in sizes 28, 80, 81, AZ, A.. Also some cotton
Athletic shirts in sizes SO to A..
1lS Fomous-moke Swim Trunks in assorted coIors and
attractive muti-colo prints Boxer styles in royon ond
royon and nyon Also ostex style in sizes 28 to 34 Not
every style in every size. Were 3.95 ond SOS. Now
1.79 end 259
500 Royon Neekes in good Of coors and pot
terms Slightly eeuIor. If perfect would be so. Now,
35c or 3 for 100
$50 Fomous- Summer Belts. Two-tone with suede.
Ton brown and bue Sizes 80, 81, 3d. 40. A. a.. Were
80 Now ---35c or for 100
II Royon Gobodine Joekets with wool internines, osh
pockets, Upper 'front.' Small size only. Were 9.99. Now,
3.99
500 Cotton Spor-style TShirts in assorted eolors Mostly
in the group Grew neck ond button styles Short
sleeves, sizes small to Ioree Were .49. Now----99e
MEMS FURNISHINGS. Down stors Store. Main Building
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~
~ Many at Reductions Of W or More.
Remnant Day Merchandise, on sale Friday
Morning at $50, is not returnabIe or exchange.
able, not sent COD. or on approval; mail or
phone orders not accepted. Some are soiIed,
marrsd, damaged or otherwise imperfect.
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Save on Budget
honlefurniishings

Twin Box Spring. Was $500. Now
Twin Box Springs Legs. Were $3.50 Now - II. 81
Twin Box Spring on legs Wos 29 50. Now -! 5.97
! Twin Box Spring. Was 1850. Nov ---------l5.97
Twin Coil Spring. Wos 1926. Now ----------7.97
50 Yord Pebble Weave DTopery MoteroI Extro heovy.
36 wide, vot-dyed, pre-shrunk. Wos, yord l09 Now.
48c
$50 Poirs Permanent finish ToIoed Royon cuoins All
"a" wide the pair 54", 72", 81 and 90" lengths.
Were 29o Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a Hossoeks brown and yellow. Were 2ee. Now--l 40
57 Linen Domosk TobIe Cloths in assorted sizes Were
800 Now Observation-Disclosures 80
IS IrveauIor Heavy Muslin Sheets lxo9", 28-threod
count If perfect would be $50. Now ---------l.9 80
ll3 l9"x32" 4-pound Rubber Mots Were SO. Now 99e
IS 1890" ovoI Kitchen Rubber Mots. Were 58 Now,
99e
Step-A-Le Lomps. The famous floor lamps that light
the touch Of your Group includes tohees, regular
6-woy floor Ionnps eoose-neck modern styles All is
Complete with white reflector bowl Were 9o5. Now .98
l25 Imported Cotton Brod Rugs in blueI block brown
beige, brown/rose and red/block. Were l29 Now,
for 90
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chi|dren's Spring and
Summer Savings

so Peirs Cotton crowIers including DENIM eobodine and
corduroy Sizes TO in the group Grippe CROTCH Were
l49 to 2.95. to .85
40 Girls 2-peee Bothins Suits in Iostex and royon
bnoon. Sizes z, 4 and s. Were 65. Now------75e
IS Pieces Of Cotton Underwear including pontes and
sleeveless shirts. Were 28e to 35c Now----eoeh 22e
10 Crisp Cotton Pinofores in and II months Were
l95. Now Observation-Disclosures Csc
IS Cute Cotton Bonnets for nfonts in pque eyeet and
other summer fobries Were co. Now SAC
INFANTS AND JUVENILES APPAREL,
Down Stos Store Main Building
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Misses and Women's
Dresses $50 We're s:2S to 44:2S

IS attractive royon dresses in long. short and
three-quorter sleeve styles. Black and eoIors
in misses sizes II to ls; womens sizes, l4h
to 24h. CIossic ond dressy styles.
MISSES AND WOMENS DRESSES,
Down Stoirs Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17

DoubIe-woven nylon and cotton gloves by
famous maker you'll recognize in q minute.
Dressy and toiIored styles. Hand-sewn and kip
sewn styles in white and few eolors. Not every
style in every size and color but wonderful group
to choose from.
GLOVES, Down Stoirs Store. Main Building
oso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Larger WoImen's Lingerie

Lovely selection Of gowns and slips in lace
trimmed and toilored styles for the. lorser
women. Assorted eoIors in sizes 40 to 81. but
not every style in every size and color. lrresulors
Of welI-known manufacturers, if perfect would
be more.
40 Slips, if perfect would be 3.95. Now 49
so Gowns. if perfect would be 4.95. Now--2.6o
UNDERWEAR. Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Ready.made Furniture Slip Covers

Cotton twill and pebble cloth in escorted eoIors
and potterns. Not every style in every color but
good selection.
rs Choir Covers for Modern Lawon Club, Button Beck
Wnq and FIot-orm T-elub chairs Were 6.95 to 8.o5
Now 3.98
IS Deluxe Pebble Cloth Choir Covers for various types Of
choirs Were o9S and 1895. Now -------------5. .98
Davenport Covers for vorious styles. Were 1895 Now
7o8
Deluxe Davenport Covers for various styles Were 2e 50
Now
BUDGET HoMEFURNSHINGS. Down stors Store.
North Building
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After Easter Hat Clearance

40 Felt Hes in assorted styles, eoy eoors Were 2e5 to
10 All Wool Felt Berets. Jounty French style in assorted
eoors. Were so. Nov w---------------3 39e
IS Strow Hats and Srowcoh Hats assorted styles with
vored trimmings. Sprnefresh shades Were 2o5 to 4o5
MILLINERY Down Stoirs Store, Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Girls White Shoes 3'''
We're 7.95 pair

IS poirs white suede growing girls shoes for
summer dress-up. Broken size ronse from to
in two cute styles.
81 Pairs Growing Girls Sports and School Shoes. Mostly
black suede Sizes to 8 Were 695 to 7.95. Now 2.99
CHILDREN's SHOES Down stos Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Coat and Suit Savings
Cotton busters Greatly
Reduced 3'4s We're s:2S and S:2s

ST snort cotton busters in assorted styles and
eoIors. PIsse crepe and broodeloth in the group.
Sizes 10 to 1S. Not every style in every size and
color, 50 get here early.
ROBES AND HoUsEcoATS. Down stoirs Store.
Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Famous-name Casual Shoes
En- Regularly 7.95 to 8.65

1o4 pairs Of fomous-moke casual shoes for
comfortable wear this spring and summer. Red,
blue, green, brown and block colt. 4H to 3.
400 Peirs Hond-sewn Eikskn Loofers. Mostly medium
width few in the group Brown or red in sizes
5E to g. Were SOS. Now
with flot heel Marrow width only Ideo for ottochine
elects to make golf shoe. Regularly 4.e5 Now----Z.59
WOMENs SHOES, Down Stors Store. Main Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17
Famous name Luggage,
Garment Bags 3'4S to 10's'

so pieces in the group including some motehins
pieces in wooden frome luggage. Postie and
convos eorment corriers. All lobeIed for fobrie
content. Wonderful buys for those summer trips
you're pIonnins. Add 20% Federal tox.
INEXPENSIVE LUGGAGE, Down stors Store North Building
Evening star., 1952-04-17

500 yords Of fobrie ends and irresuIor pieces.
orsondies, royons, denims, pereoIe prints, broad
cloth and stopIe eottons. Roek-bottom prices for
your summer sewing needs.
INEXPENSIVE FABRICS Down soirs Store North Building
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26
Keep Savings Both Safe
And Rewarding-F0r All

Mr.. and Mrs. Shareowncr in Bust
ness and in America:
A grave danger faces our country.
All the things that make up your and
your ncighbors material and spiritual
well-being are at stake-auch as free
dom to work without paying compul-
sorry tribute to labor boss.
The current threat Of union shop,
by Government compulsion, means
that American citizenship no longer
carries with it the free right to work
whore and when you please, and that
nearly so million non-union workers
now face the requirement of obtain
ing new citizenship papers from a
labor union boss in order to be al
lowed to work and earn a livelihood.
Events of the past three weeks show
how our national administration is
controlled by a coalition m d g up
largely of top union and Government
officials who are obviously promoting
the liquidation of property rights and
freedom. The probabilities are that
their present fascistic activities will
later give way to socialistic measures.
The present situation seems to in
dictate, indeed, that union members
are convinced that a strike vote will
never lose them any pay, because they
feel suIc that our mion-dominated
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Savage and
family visited Mrs. Sayage's home
folk. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Coddington,
of Elder Hill, tuesday evening Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, /. Wright had as
their guests the past week and on
SUNDAY. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul BmkhoIdcr
and family. Of Gibbons Glade, Pa;
Miss Patricia Ann Peroit OF Boston,
Mass; Ah. and Mrs. Jack Beasley and
daughter, Of Washington, y. c.; Mls.
George Glotfelty, Nh. and Mrs. Wal
ter Hamil and family, Miss Mary
FiIsinqer. Mrs. Hugh Iamill. Deer
Park; Mrs. Iona Rodeheayer and
family. Mt. Lake Park; Mrs Dorcas
Wilt and family, Of near Salisbury
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rode
HEAVIER, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Rode
HEAVIER and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Friend and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton S. Dewitt, Miss Alma
Wolfe. Andrew Dewitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Butler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cuppett and
family and Mr., and Mrs. Harold De-
Witt and family were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Savage and
family Sunday.
Mrs. c.. /. Wright, Miss Patricia
Pcriot, r. L. GlotfcIty, Il. NJ. 1, Sgt.
Eal NJ. Glotfelty, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Rodehcavcr and Bonnie Sue
Reaglv visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bmllholdcr and family Tuesday Of
this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26

credentials committee is announced
this report is taken over by it and
the contests heard and decided again.
Sometimes they are taken to the floor
of the convention, but it is rare, in
deed, the recommendation of the COM
mittee is not confirmed. These con-
testing DELEGATIONS appear in both
party conventions and are sometimes
of great Importance. For example, in
the Democratic Convention Of 1892 in
Chicago there was am exceedingly
bitter fight between contesting dele
cations from Louisiana, one headed by
the late Senator Huey Long and the
other strongly anti-Long.
Mr.. James a. Farley, then manag-
ing the first Roosevelt campaign, took
the IIuey Long side and brought
every possible pressure on members
of the committee to seat his delega-
ton. 1t was seated by a narrow vote.
Some Of those who voted that way in
the committee did so with extreme
reluctance not only because the anti
Long delegation seemed to have the
right on its side but also was highly
superior in personnel. At any rate,
that solidly Roosevclt-Long delcga-
t1on gave Roosevelt the lead he needed
to maintain his position. I'm other
words, if he had not had the crcden-
tials committee he would not have
been nominated
This year the Democratic creden-
tials committee chairman in all prob
ability will be a Truman man and he
will control the committees The chair
man of the National Committee is
also a Truman man. Though Mr. Tru-
man is not candidate, this will en-
able the administration to decide all
delegation contests and fill the key
posts for temporary and permanent
chairman. On the Republican side,
there is little doubt that this machin-
cry control viii be in the hands of
Senator Taft's friends. The national
chairman, Mr.. Gabrielson, is regarded
a. strong Taft adhercnt and it is
generally conceded the credentials
committee will be pro-Taft This
means that in states where there is
an Eisenhower delegation contrstiug
with a Taft delegation, the Taft dele
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26

has fallen behind and only what's fair
and needed to enable everybody to
'catch-up' with everybody else"
OF course, most of the present top
union leaders love emergencies such
as war, which bring central govern
mcnt management Of the whole econ
emergencies which bring infla-
ton. steep taxes, and still more open
confiscation of that private property
which is freedoms last defense
against enSlavement by the kind Of a
dictatolial government that COLLECTIVE
lists desire to set up.
And do not overlook the fact that
this drive toward dictatorship oonsti-
tutes a grave danger to you as a
shareowner 1t is SO grave that we
feel it to be our duty to report to You
the peril now threatening your invest
ments and savings.
The new and grave danger to your
investments resides in the suddenly
revealed determination Of our Gov
ment officials t. compel employers to
pay for only enc Kind of work. But
ou whole high level of living in
America has been built on the only
possible, sound foundation that Of
paying fairly fer tvo kinds of work.
The FIRST Kind of work that done
by he minds and muscles of employees
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26

CATION will be seated and the Eiscn-
hover delegation out in the cold.
How many votes this will cost
Eisenhower is impossible to tell, but
it is bound to cost some. Particularly
is this true in the South. IN that
section the Taft leaders have been
working for months and the claim is
made that they have the Southern
delegates pretty well aewed up. How
ever, there viii be contests not only
from the South but from other
sections.
With the credentials committee,
the temporary chairman and the
permanent chairman all selected by
the organization directed by Nation
al Chairman Gabrielson, the Taft add
vantage is apparent This is the basis
of some of the Taft confidence and
naturally so. To offset it is the extra
ordinary popular strength of the
General in the country, plus the in
tense desire of both Republican
leaders and rank and file to win.
After four successive defeats, the
time has arrived when the Republi-
can party cannot afford to take any
unnecessary chance. That, say the
Eisenhower leaders, is enough. They
concedc the convention organization
adV1ntaoa Lut hplipvp they can over
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-06-26
The Era Of the Mink

THURSDAY, JUNE 2G, 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Produce Markets

IT. Baltimors quotations supplied by the
on ASSES states sSo AgricHlt5rs
q: S. No; L, Maryland Delicious. ga inches
s0 Inches a7 uS =. nsbss pecioHs
800; Jonathans "a inches up, s.lo; 2%,
Potatoes:~ ,FFH ir@er undertone. U. s. No.
I and q. S, No. size a unwashed unless
otherwise other stated: l00-pound sacks Penn
PennsyIyan matahains fair quality go
2.25; 1O.pound sacks 80 cents.
sweet Potatoes: slightly weaker Puerto
E ElfanS' ABOUT steady others. Bushel bas-
M \ sE and virginia GoIdens. mostly
Poultry - Market steady on fryers
Supplies ADEQUATE. Demand e' Fair. Heavy
as Ss5e' s'saa sSms fS oel sGa late &
supplies Of best quality Il in FAIR demand aane[
I Turkeys receipts meeting fair
pounds, 1895: few higher. Hens. heavy
Sss se Toms. ru ss
Livestock Markets.
Cattle-a1C; few loads good and choice
grass SLAUGHTER steers about steady lady, with tn
commercial = 8 grade sausage bulls also
pound stock calves, $50. ''Ao so'0 ''4
lish trading basis; odd head DIP prime veal veal
Hosoo; e s saH rSias sales all weights
% cents higher than Tuesday but trading
not fully established. choice. 17O-230-
S sSp 4SesESyi pounds sns sss so sS
pounds. 1S.50-20. 90; over 500 pounds,
Is LEO 90, down, depending on weight and
ae11so pounds s5 sSqacs soSs under
ia pounds: 1SSo.1sSo; V over 80 '1 POUNDS aSS
Grain Market.
Tlour-Receipts. 1,4S5 100-pound sacks.
ments nome spSsse S,. ship
a.os; September. eos; No. 3. .oS. ss''''
Corn-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
menhts; b.o9S bushels; stocks. 451,1
&C oats-Rsceipts. none; shipments. none;
: Bsriey;T9gSeeeip.s. none; shipments. none;
~ Rye-Beceipts; none; shipments. none;
noas ssocfs gs Bssb. none; 'hDmenss
Millfeed--Receipts. so tons.
kgE Market Steady.
yesterdays 0uotations.D
Eggs--Market about steady. Large
whites unchanged to / cent higher. Large
ana medium browns and mixed unchanged
70 cents higher Few smalls purchased
ct 81 Peewees. 20. Receipts heavy. OF
ferings fully ample. demand only fair.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by first re-
quality whites, 61-65: brown and mixed
colors. 57!a-6O. Mediums. minimum SO
and mixed colors. 40-43. Standards
43h-45.
Receipts: ,Esgs 4,143 cases. including
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Stock Prices Continue
Recovery Movement,
With Rails in Lead
By the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a. The
stock market carried its recovery
movement into the fourth straight
session today with railroads out
in front.
Gains were mostly in fractions
to around a point, but some
pressed on to between and
points. Losses were largely frac-
|tional.
Trading was well ahead Of q
million-Share rate.
Radio televiSion issues appeared
to be under wraps with profit
taking a factor in chipping out
small losses.
Going ahead with the rails were
steels. utilities. oils, aircrafts and
IA few chemicals. Motors were
steady.
Higher stocks included Illinois
Central, Atlantic Coast Line,
Sante Fe, Standard Oil (New Jer-
|sey). Anaconda Copper, American
|Cyanamid. Bethlehem Steel,
youngstown Sheet g. Tube, Doug
las Aircraft, Glenn Martin and
National Distillers.
Corporate bonds were fairly
steady. Governments In the over
the-counter market were steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Business Briefs
Electric Power Production

Electric Power Production in
the week ended September 20
totaled 7,724.664,00O kilowatt
hours compared with 1854, 1924, 900
in the previous week and was
1919 above the like week a year
lago.-Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based on
the cost Of a pound each of 81
foods in general use, this week
declined to $6.45 from $6.49 last
week and was 1870 below the
like week a year ago.-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Average Market Price Of all bond
issues listed on the New York
lStock Exchange at the end of
August was $98.14 compared with
l$98.43 at the end of July.
New York Stock Exchange an
nounced the sale Of member
ship for $4,000. off $1,000 from
the last sale and the lowest price
since mid-1949.
Norfolk e. Western Rwy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
I$16,654.4 67 or $2.86 share VS..
17,956,741 or 5000 in 1851 period.
Middle South Util. & Subs. in
IL months ended August 81 earned
l$12,845, 1892 or $2.04 a share VS..
1910, 1897 ,091 or $1.79 in 1851.
OOkiep Copper Co., Ltd. in year
ended June 80 earned $9,374,610
or 1913 a share VS.. $5,721, 946 or
$3.50 in 1851.
N. Y. State EIec. & Gas in IL
months ended August 81 earned
81, 419. 404 or $2.36 share VS.. S.
635, 1881 or $1.91 in 1851.
Reading Co. in 8 months ended
August 81 earned $6,713,7O1 or
$3.46 q share VS.. $5,570,679 or
l$2.65 in 1851 period.
Gimbel Bros, Inc. in IL months
ended July 81 earned $3.50, 1888
or $1.56 a share VS.. SCOTS, 202 or
l$2.79 in 1851.
Iowa Public Service Co. in IL
months ended August 81 earned
l$2,733,774 or $1.84 a share VS..
l$2.656,361 or $1.7S in 1851.
Arnold Constable Corp. in s
months ended July 81 earned $70,-
294 or 20 cents a share VS.. $7,248
or two cents in 1851.
Phelps Dodge Corp. announced
ELECTION Of Howard T. Brinton as
president Of Phelps Dodge Copper
Products Corp, a fabricating sub
lsidiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. sept. a e, UNITED state.
hogs. 5000; rather a Slow. ssneialIy sSNss
higher on butchers; sows. 1880 higher;
most choice 2O0;2S0-pound butchers
O.5O.2O.I0; few, loads choice 23O-27C
Choice so III p hsayisr weights
-iso-pound iShts. 1a.asOso. fS en %osI
CHOICE .sows under $50 pounds, 1926.
1925; few under 500 pounds, 1850: most
500 pounds, l65o-i7.25: few head heUj
heavier weights down to 1880 and less;
sos salsSie 4 cattle. 5000: salasle. calves
active wsh aFd asrs y
cay and instances $3.50 higher; s utility iit;
and commercial cows dull, weak to 80
lower; Gamers and cutters steady; bulls
July steady; yealers strong to / 90 higher:
few loads prime light steers. 80. O0-:}5 so;
5 31 80 choice and prime steers and yearlings
YSS$5o soOd 10 ioscS SoS ps ssesa:
|26.50-29.50; commercial to iow.sood,
%, 50-26.00; bulk choice to loW-prifie
heifers. 29. 00-33.00; load prime N51
pounds, 1926; most commercial and good
heifers. 21.00-2S. 00; utility and comraer-
cial cows. 16.75-20. 00;. Gamers and cut
ters. IL. 90: sol utility and commercial
S Vslis SoSSV1 sss DO commercial TO choice
s:sss : seaDs s stead. sS;n:I ..as S
native spring lambs. "a. 0O-2 90; smaller iir
lots utility grade, 12.00-l 90; deck mostly
good around 65-pound old-crop lambs
and yearlings, 2O.00; scsttefed lots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Groin

CHICAGO. Sept. - @.-An early
advance in grains was soon lost on the
Board Of Trade today. Prices slumped
back to around previous closing levels;
unable to Follow ' the advance unss "hea' was
wheat. near the end Of the first hour.
seTn %ss 10 dhf e.
sSsnssd to Y, lower. peeember sS% H
SsSsr ED lower and to lara esa
higher. October 1897. '
The Uhlmann Grain Co. said, cash
markets and premiums for wheat In the
and 1t is thought in some quarters that
brins. out some ,redemptions; With this
wheat futures can sell. althoush we admit
that there is still a good chance that
artificial ia factors tors. will play more Inn
Harris. Uphsm q Co. said, Even
though the wheat carryover at the end
Of this season promises to be large.
year ago. Indications are that the major
portion OF 1t will be under Government
control through operation OF the loan
james z. Bennett q Co, said while
our wheat futures are Comparatively cheap,
II has not yet, attracted any export in
and some inroads are made on the large
ssTSfs We to would tbs be to En
as these contracts are also well below
the loan level when CARVING charges
keeping quality will not be a problem
this year and with prevailing prices below
collateral value We look for marked hesi-
to feel that corn Is in Q trading range
and Advantage 10 with sellers on good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
New York Produce

sss EE Eyo. yo OK. sept; ,, e Butter
score CAD fresh. 73h; So score tAj
fresh. 72A-72h; 90 score tB) fresh,
7O3z-71; 80 score (C) fresh, 20.
Cheese. 616.077; steady; prices un-
Eags, q .57s. irregular.
New York spot quotations, based large
" on exchange trading, follow: Md
western. Mixed coIors: Fancy heavyweights,
55ia-57; extra large, 81 ~; extra medium.
4Oia: pullets. 1894: standards. large. AZ
As: current receipts. rehandled Al: dirties,
30: checks, 81; peewses. 1927. Whites:
extra large. 52-55; processed un-
quoted extra medium, II *; pullets. 3D.
extra large. Ass: extra medium. Al Is.
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights, 6B: fancy heavyweights, a: ey-
ira fancy large. 62-63; mediums. -; pull
lets. ASS; peewees. a.. Browns: Extra
| bsncy .s;, e sx s.,. faa as
"a; peeWoek N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Sept. "a @.--Foreign ex-
dollars, others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 4A per cent premium or 104.25 United
States cents UNCHANGED.
Europe---Great Britain (pound). 2.7SS.
on 1/6 OF q cent: Great Britain 30-day
futures. 2,77ss. of i Of q cent: Great
9 cent: Great Britain g0-day futures.
z 76is, of iis Of cent: Belgium 0ranc),
2 90, unchanged: France 0ranc), .2SM
26. SO, on .02 Of cent: Italy (lira1. I6H
OF cent; unchanged; Portugal .tescudol.
800 unchanged Sweden lkronal. 1885,
20. "a, on .01 Of cent.
Latin America-Argentina (freel, 7.25.
changed: Mexico, Ii SO. unchanged: Ven
eZuela (bolivarl, 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East--Hong Kong dollar. 1850.