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Evening star., 1952-01-16
Births Reported


BOYS.
Vincent and Marian Brown.
bonsa bssaaHadfca snd and Maresrst Mary Cana Gam.
Robert and Mary Flowers.
nsssir nTsdsEis1 IA sns a.,sI cla1Fs H,tt tHarsins
gssIit SgsIit ana ana MiISIy.d EMaiIRSiy dHRnasa aass@an.
elaSas ellassS ana ana Asaisn AAsafis T2!s; S2esm.n.
Hozs Hass and ne eathsssaine thsa aSaaaS sachansn.
Tsass Tsdess ana ana Rides hhfsE do5asoa; 5Onss.
Walter and Beulah Leake.
Alexandris and Lydia McInnis.
william ilis ana and a0sa naasas1ss Mssas THOMPSON
Charles eass am and Win Virsinis : Worreii. 1a1iii
Theodore and Katherine Armstead.
Ioiiiee fiSe and and Louise Louise Bosxiey:. sosiiey:
David and Audrey Brown.
John and Audrey Chase.
IbsTgsl bsHTTs, snd sna yqns Ns., psy,s, ssyIs,n.r
Gorrine and Corrine Glenn.
SSssss s& ssG AZ s!.sss; :ssn
gGsep1 Eamn,. and nd, ,Gerr,ns Am1. A..5s AMoT5san.
Ssaaf ss@ds snS sns Eioiss aisaissssse setsrs assfs'
EuW4fQ ana E&uune HOSe$s
as%ssd aRsSsssd aaa asd hh6ss hcsroshy arSeiss Rsms.,
Anthony and Louise Smith.
dRssa SsRss ana and Hs1sR HsssR. s%asEh %ssshinsssn.
Russell and Annie s.,gIH Williams.
sSl esSs ana saf sis4 ssiEs1'ns ielsssa. Eissss.hs.r
Lewis and Marguerite Wheeler.
IEichsrd and EIansss Ssnsert.
James jane ana ana Milaared aalaaa Cum cnsniningham.
RFo5ert F. "a end ma Msrgsres Newman.
walter and Erns WEBSTER.
Leonard and Emilia zaciewski.
Joseph, and. Evelyn Bobo.
sSfi DsVid and All porstSa Tsas scarscns cavsnasush
John and Alma johnson.
Tommy and Carrie Wright.
James and Moliie Beal.
5osepS AsssSs snd snd oflis Mfssy psssos1. sssass.
Herman and Elizabeth Brown,
Henry and Erma Blyther.
wiiiis ssiiiis sna ana RRsaah Rsaaf daaSMsIi sasSaslI
Earl and Erms Douglas
George an and Sat: CatheTins. Dyson.
James and Ruth Gethers.
Thomas and Elsie Gilmore.
Frederick and Neville Gray.
Harry and Mabel Green.
Carroll and Gloria Greer.
tWill1e and Louise Hall. Il
Leroy and Florence Hamilton.
Leon and Rena Hamilton.
John and 8ernice HARRINGTON.
iWillfam and Mary jackson.
Allen and Alice jackson
Herman and Adell James
iRoland and Marion Jones.
tRoosevelt and Rosalee Kelly.
Harry and Christine Lanier. ~
Eugene and Fannie Marshall.
Edward and Anne Mitchell. 81
Thomas and Mae MONTGOMERY.
walter and Della Morris.
Harry and Doris Pitts
Arthur and Laura purvis.
Albert and Lois Simpkins.
Ernest and C0rrine smith.
flames and Lula 6watz.
tCesear and Florence Taylor.
Jack and Nina Taylor.
iDavid and Mary Thomas
Benjiman and Alice Turner
Thomas and Elizabeth WaehinRtofl.
waiter and Helen Wilson.
iClarence and Fannie Williams.
l. TWINS. =
Ernest and Christine Carter. boy and sir
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Germon sueor Program

The Federal German Republic
has agreed to purchase $29 mil
lion worth Of sugar from Cuba in
each Of the next two years.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Stock Price Decline;
Pressure Is Absent
|
|As Trading SIunlps
BY the Assoeiot.d Pres.

NEW YORK, July 8.-Lower
prices were the rule. today in the
stock market. but the pace of busi-
ness was exceptionally slow.
There was no concentration Of
selling in any one major division
and only a handful of individual
issues came under moderate pres
sure.
Prices >sagged from fractions to
between ] and 2 points, and there
was fair sprinkling of plus signs.
Volume was on the light side, at
the rate of less than a million
shares for the entire day. Yes
terday's total came to 1880. 900
shares. r.
Steels lost fractions, motors
maintained a steady balance be-
tween small gains and losses, rail-
roads were well mixed. oils were
unchanged to lower and utilities
managed to hold steady. Chem
icals showed some fairly good plus
signs.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
was under fire and at one time lost
between 2 and 8 points before it
recovered portion Of the loss.s
Lower stocks included Bethle-
hem Steel. Union Pacific, Texas
Co., Caterpillar Tractor, American
Smelling and Dow Chemical.
Sears Roebuck was ahead. The
company reported an increase of
14.7 per cent in June sales.
Corporate bonds were slightly
higher. Governments were largely
steady in the over-the-counter
market. s.
Here are q couple of views by
New York Stock Exchange men,
Der firms on political and economic
influences on the market. !
w. E. Hutton & Co.: ''This week
every one is talking about politics
Some assume that what happens
lat Chicago will determine the
trend in the stock market. The
writer doubts If stocks will, OF
should. be Influenced; but If they
are, the trend is likely to be q
minor wrinkle rather than sus-
tanned movement"
Bache & Co... From q business
and technical nstahdpoint, the
market seems to- be in a healthy
internal condition. although its
faction is still dominated by seIec-
tivity with broad speculative. de-
mand still dormant"
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July B-Grains carried
fairly steady tone at the Board Of Trade
today. Nearby deliveries of wheat, which
csIshe were on the lev side At the opening; soon
little above yesterdays close.
Dsns xssa By aaa ,s.Ssd SP Ss
country indicates temperatures aieund
normal with light precipitation from SCAT
tered thunderstorms. In the corn belt
inches from showers over the week end.
Houses with min connections were re-
on No 'es onr sSs & Sss va. al
reported.
Broker. ssg.. said q. export business oysrnigh.
pressure was light.
Tssss s s:s Oats oSs S raSss sgEns MIN IN
ports Of lightweight oats on farms.
Soyheans went along with srains mildly
above the previous close.
During the FIRST hogr, wheat was ~
fde SieheF Jay i7S and oats soTa Rer. .is lovst l
"a cent higher. July. s.Ss& SssDesns snd Tsrs isrd
higher, September, lI.92.
Sore Improvement in the spring wheat
crop was reported by the Occident Elevator
general during the last week and late
grains were making the best SHOWING.
Early grains. the report said. should be
Temperatures. The elevator company said
any change now should be for the better.
Brokers believe the peak Of the winter
wheat harvest is about to be reached.
at 224 Jars. The visible supply of wheat
Increased more than 90 million bushels
Wirpipeg reports that more than a
been cleared for American royts. Tn
lS7asonably hot weather is said to have
damaged the United States oats crop in
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Business Briefs
Business Failures in the Y

Business Failures in the week
ended July 3 totaled 131 COM
pared with, 1853 in the previous
week and 129 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun 81 Bradstreet.
Glass l railroads income in May
lis estimated at SIS million COM
pared with $5l million in the same
month of last year.---Assoc ociaticn
Iof American Railroads. -
Sears, Roebuck & Co. June sales
totaled $262, ,040, ,206, up l4.Ies.
from 1851: for S months $l,145,-
916, ,706. up 7.6% from 1851. go
Montgomery Ward q Co.. June
sales totaled $92.345, ,288 or $50
below a year ago; for s. months
$434,30l.l24, down sag IRON,
1851. 5.s
S. s. Kresge Co. JUNE sales
totaled $22,973,012. down 5.2%
from 1851. for g. months xI37 :
683, TOP, up $3.50 from 1851.
Spiegel, Inc, June sales totaled
SO. .042, ,343. down $40 from 1851;
for 6 months $61 1.066, ,633. down
7.T8s from 1851. \
Butler Bros. june sales. totaled
So. .z14,175. up 1.g% from 1851; for
6 months $51. .303, ,374, down 4.6%
from 1851. II
i II e -g
Mcclellan Stores Co. June sales
totaled $4,462, ,570.. down 49o from
1851: for 6 months $25 .699 .O66, up
$50 from 1851.
National Shirt Shops, Inc., June
sales totaled $1.800,6O5, down 10
from 1851; for 6 months $8,152,-
38i, up 9.9% from 1851.
Angerman Co. June sales totaled
$729. .406, down $3.50 from 1851;
for S months $3,6O0,849, up 4.2%
from 1851.
Hiram Walker-G. & w. in 8
months ended May 81 earned $12,-
740.263 or $4.41 q share VS.. $18,-
SCI, ,426 or ,$6.43 in 1851 period.
MsRas6 Nat. Gas Co. in IL
|months ended Mays3l earned $Ih+
lot ,299 or So 81 q share VS.. SO, ,907..-
|275 or $2.95 in 1851.
United States PIywood Corp. in
year ended April SO earned So.
E968. 800. .nr$ $3s64 D sliafe vs.S$8 .o5fSsI
|1g2nF ss4 III 4ab1 M Ms
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Foreign Exchange

Z, NEW YORK. July 8 09.-Foreign ex
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
United States cents Oh !. Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain (pound), 2.79
up " Of cent; Great Britain. 3O-day iu
'tures, 2;7Sn, up " Of q cent; .Grea
cent: Grea' Britain, 9O-day futures. 2.78N
up Of q cent; Belgium franc), 1881
OF .00h Of cent: France (franc), ..2SN
2L 80. UNCHANGED; italy Qira), 1915 Of
cent, unchenged; Portugal (eScudo), $50
unchanged' Sweden (krona), 1885, un
cha nged; Switzerland 0ranc) 0ree), 1923
Latin America. Argentina tfree), 7.25
UNCHANGED Brazil (free), $50, unchanged
Mexico, 11.57; unchanged; Venezuel,
tboliyarb. 30.O3. UNCHANGED
Far East: Hong Kong, dollar, 1880. un
Evening star., 1952-07-08
New York Produce

$50; firm. wholesale prices on bulk car
tons. Creamery, higher than 92 scor,
IAAl; fresh, 73 cents; .92 score cal, fresh
~: 80 score tB), fresh, II; SO score (c)
chesss-775.5sa; steady. prices un
Eegs-2o.e2O: arm. New York spo
trading, follow: MidWestern, mixed colors
fancy heavyweights.y 30; extra l large, AZ
extra l medium, 47la; pullets. 81; stand
ards; large, 42la-44; current receipts, re
34-3S. Whites, fancy heavyweights, IS
extra L large, 90; extra l medium, so
Browns, fancy, heavyweiehts, SO; extrl
iSrsei Mss ehy %; ub;,s extra l medium; 4s; .
weights, 65Ia: fancy heavyweights. 82-64
meqiunsss 53; bullets. 36; peeWees, 24-2i
Browns, extra fancy heavyweights 65
Evening star., 1952-07-08

88IOCA0b00 GIUI8sb
Y SELECTED ISSUES
lDet r T 41as 81. 1oAlA
Firestone 3s 61- 1oozd
Fla e c 5s "A e7iz
GtNor 3hss90N- %
] l9M&O 2O44 B 76iA
i InldStlcv3K Ks72 1904
\ tnstOPL31ss77 1ooh
i ILS&MS 31as OF 06Es
Leh v 5s 2OO3F ~
Leh v As 2O03A 73zs
Leh v As 20O3D 62ih
MchCen 4las79- 95M
MKT 5s 62 A ,97ih
!, Mo-Pac 5s 65A 1o21z
Mo-Pac 5s ~ p 1924
Mo-Pac 5s 7S G1o2N
Mo-Pac 5s 81 I 1o2z
Mo-Pac Is 75 lo7
Mor&E3 hs2OOC se3M
NatD Dairy3h76 1olM
lNET&T So ~ 1ooN
I'm Y G 5s 2O1S 76iz
IlNYC4 las2O13A 6Dh
] N = c Is 0e 654t
NYNHH4s2OO7 90
NoPac Is 2O47 72N
Pac G&E 81 III -
| PennRR 4las65 1ooih
PennRR44sS1 Ola
PenRR4ssS4E Ola
Peo q e A. CO. o4N
J PB&W41ss77 C. 1o3
Phi. n gas 81 9eiA
Phil Fl 2As IA 96iz
PhilPet 2sAs64 1884
IlPCC6L IS 20 A. 1o2iA
3LSP As OF - 96M
|, 90 Pac 4Has 81 100
c0pAeA15sOr77 lO2
So Pac cv 1850 154
SO Ry 4s So 1ooN
Third Ave $500 IL
Third Ave As 90 S3
UnOCalcv3h72 100
Il I'm Pac 2Kss 70 9eH
WaFnret3 as66 1o6
, WstMd4 1o2N
,lWest Un bs60 1o1N
stWh Stl 3Ks on. 99Z
Evening star., 1952-07-08

Mr.. Philipp was transferred to
Washington in 1948 and among
his assignments were: Travel
agents, all Government agencies,
Department of Defense, the White
House and the Capitol. He is
a member of the National Press
Club and the Sales Executives
Club here.
Liberty Building Assets Up.
An interim report of the Lib
erty Building Association shows
assets of SIG, ,423 $50 as of June 80
a gain of $1,181, $50 since the end
of 1851, President Edmund M
Emmerich announced today.
Savings accounts increased ST.
O46,046 in the six months while
real estate loans expanded ST.
4O2,527.
Reserves on June 80 stood al
LASS, ,248, compared with $1,211,.
419 on December 81. 1851.
Anacostia association Gains.
Assets Of Anacostia Savings anc
Loan Association totaled 81. OBS, go.
on June 80, a gain Of $667 IA:
since the end of 1851. reported
Secretary Carl c. Smuck.
Savings accounts Of 5,952, ,96l
were up $473, 1863. and first mort
gage loans Of $6.042,007 wer,
$574 .584 HIGHER.
Holdings Of Federal obligation
on June 80 aggregated $453, ,262
an increase of $128,842 since De
cember 81, and reserves and un
divided profits Of $3o9,76l were Vi
$20,668.
Display Chief Appointed.
Sidney Haken has been ap
pointed display co-ordinator o
the three Hecht Co. stores il
Washington. Silver Spring an
Arlington. He succeeds Earl Dorf
man, who recently resigned.
Lester Melnicover has beel
named to succeed Mr.. Haken a
display director for the Wash
ingtop store. !
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
nisS AppesASout s.asS sPt
Maryland, bushel baskets. transparents.
U,s,s ls,;s1s Ao 70. inches ;,sg.ss 50: -
pound cEs SnWashed peisWs9e HsTsGee; eobbisrs Sg
o.; s. NO. 1. size A.. :6.15-50; Maryland,
soSSlsIs SSsF rs;,,s q s. No. .ass, / size unysshed
.O0.5 90: q. s. No. 2. I7S,a o: ocssssaee. sesaRoa
~. 9 No. J. size A.. washed and Pontiac,
sweet to- potstoss--buli sae d IN New Jersep d;
vaxed. y. 8. No. 1. few s loo. - -,
Beans and Beets.
bassses sstrs sslisss isSsyp ps55sSia ssats
about steady othsrs: Sashef nanss hampers 9ss ssd
tAir = generally good Quality. 3O0-4. 90:
se.1ty sendsr s5eee6s; best 500 ordinary to fair
bushri hampers. 4.bO.5$5. mostly As around round
Beets---Abcut steady: nearby. per bunch.
tc6n. a,6 cents New J6srseys, 6 bushel baskets.
caSssessrsSy fasss aes ro;5d
s26-S;59 s:s 2, IPssn1nsyivsnia. ems 45o New J Jsr.
bushel baskets. 8. 3.O0-3.95.
Geleryc-New York. half crates. washed.
smaes Hew je9;.y casfs. dozen
hearts golden. dozen. 6.75-7.0o; . dozen.
corn.-slightly .weaker; crates. I'D
dozen, North Carolina. yellow, 2.25-2. rs:
poorer, l;75; white, 3.00-3,26; sacks. 5
ooesn caeumSsrs.wess.r ssSas. wa und.r.on.; bush.,
S.sfet5, Ssss .Ss .MSsFSlsn Ss FAXED.
o ns.h J. ias sSsss so poorer
eS eS pcSrer. S sSo yiTsisis fair quality
IhaIf Dushei hampers, 800.
b.afsfpo EfGsfpia1atm9ssesSy; 9Ess Cd Florida. bushel
Poultry Quotations.
prices tended hisher. Offerings ample for or
N pounds. N-M. So. ~ '''
Livestock Markets.
radns bass oSa sSd hssd e ss.sn ss
nef siyss e u.illfy e9Ts; tr,c ~ 5oe eosa o.
uyer Snk q run comppised 20 mixed
good to prime offerings, 80 90; few scat
tsred Sd lcts o6 commercial and good offerings.
Hogs. 900; choice 17o-sso pound bar
TSSs POUNDS aa Sss 1896 rSSnd. 4Ssso s
down: I ~ souPSs PSsnds @ssssg 2SSo f9oo
100 pounds. 20. .25-21 so; sows. under 400
pounds, 100 to mostly 1900; odd head,
around $50 pounds and lighter, higher;
40Q-450 pounds. 16.0O-17.O0; heavier
weights. 1900 down.
Sheep. SO: nothing ~.
Grain Market.
EI0uf-Receipts, none, 4
Wheat--Receipts, 4s,077 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks; 1,410.507l bushels.
fss july Eintss iss siNsl's NJ 1ss sHSt domestic
Corn--Receipts, 3,e77 busheis; ship-
ments, 13434 bushels; stocks, 5200S4
Oats Receipts. none: shipments. mona;
stocks. 6.403 bushels. -,
Barley-Receipts. none; shipments,
none; stocks. 76.444 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments. nones
stocks, 13S,95 bushels.
Soybeans--Receipts, none: shipments,
az. .434 bushels: stocks, 235,006 bushels
Mtllfeed-Receipts. none.
Egg Market Firm.
(Yesterday's 0uotations1
Eggs: Market firm. Large white adj
|yanced 3-4 cents large brown and mixed
|2-5 cents higher. Receipts continued light.
Trading supplies barely ample. Demand
good; prices paid Lob, Baltimore BY
first receivers: Large. minimum so per
cent A quality whites $3.50; brown and
mixed colorG b0-b7. Receipts. eggAs e.5s2
eases. "
Evening star., 1952-07-08
New Ydtk,eotto,,

NEW YORK. July s R,.--Cotton III.
ltures rallied briskly in forenoon dealiues
to-day as the sGoyernment's report ON
lGhort covering and commission houses
buying extended gains to $1.65 q bale
before the market eaSed slightly as hadg-
ling by leading spot firms increased.
| The Agriculture Department estimated
cotton acreage In cultivation as Of July
at 26.051,O0 acres, compared with
report compared with average trade ex-
lpectations OF 26,600,000 to 26.700,0O0
lacres. It was also lower than the lowest
sates s1'sss '~'s :. "o,. =, - wv =,
Noon prices were 30 cents to- Si.4O.
10 bale higher than the previous close.
lher. 3R.Q4
Evening star., 1952-07-08
49,. BaIes.

uOufU S4leo On tmo ExoAAngo.
IL 100 am. $50 600 1890 noon $40 600
1900 p.m. 800 600 900 pm. 900 600
fUnit Of trading 10 shares. I'm bang
|xuptcy Or recetvership OF being reorganize0
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of divi-
|dends IN the toregoing tables are annual
|oisoursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted special or extra dividends are
mot included. cid Called. Z Ex dividend.
stock dividend. Cash or stock. eDe-
|clared or paid % far this year. fpayabie
p land stock :. estimated cssh value on sx div:
or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up.
= Declared or paid this year. an accumu-
tatiye issue With dividends In arrears.
nd Next day delivery. . Paid this wear.
diyidends omitted, deferred or 20 action
taken at last dividend meeting. Declared
( Declared or paid IN 1851, plus stock
dividend. , calculating dividend sPay.
able In Stock. exact cash value undetar.
mlneo On 0eclAfAtloQ QAeA
Evening star., 1952-07-08

A1oV WCAUUEo UNI
| WORLD BANK
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FOREIGN 1:15
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Evening star., 1952-07-08

of !. experience
in air trans.
portation.
He previously
was associated
with American
Airlines in vari-
GUS capacities
in Los Angeles,
M o n t r e a ],
w a S h / n gton.
New York and
ic a 60. H e
served with the
Air Transport
Command in
World War II.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. July 8 Hl,-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, a i.
cents a pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
l6 cents round, New York. Zinc. i
a pound New York. At Pittsburgh. scrap
steel No. l heavy was quoted at $3.50
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Visible Groin Supply

CHICAGO. July. 2. .R.-The United
States visible supply Of wheat last week
900 bushels. the Board OF Trade reported.
Corn decreased 1.975,0O0 TO 2S.4l6,O0O
bushels; oats increased 4s7 900 20 eI6.-
600: barley declined 1900 to 1i94i.-
900; and soybeans decreased 100000 70
I.02c.OOV.
Evening star., 1952-07-08

Mr.. Johnston. Mr.. Nees.
board chairman and Bernard j
Nees executive secretary. Both
are partners in Johnston, Lemon
& Co.
Riggs National Bank will be
named custodian of all assets
American Security & Trust Co.
will serve as transfer and divi-
dend-paying agent and will keep
stockholders records. Charter
of the fund requires that the fund
hold only common stocks and
that all Of its holdings be legal
for the investment Of trust funds.
All investments must be selected
from the list of securities which
are legal for the investment OF
trust funds in the District.
Partners Are Officers.
Business affairs will be handled
by Johnston. Lemon & Co. under
a contract which provides that
partners will serve as administra-
tive officers of the fund. Invest
ments will be selected and
supervised by Capital Research
and Management Co. of Los An
geles, Detroit and New York.
Directors include: MIR. Johnston,
James H. Lemon, George E. Allen,
James F. Cummins, Jonathan B.
Lovelace, 10 v. Morgan and David
Weir. The advisory board will in
clude Robert G. Baker. Barnum
L. Cotton. Leo Goodwin, Robert
P. Smith, Rederic N. Towers, Will
liam T. Vandoren, Charles S.
White and Roger ]. Whiteford.
Other officers: Mr.. Lemon, vice
president, and Harvey B. Gram,
jr.. treasurer.
Plans for formation of the fund
were developed by Mr.. Nees.- He
has received national recognition
for his work in the mutual fund
field and Is past president of
the Washington Stock Exchange
and the Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
New Issue Sold Out.
Public offering of $4,000 class
A common shares of McGeary-
Smith Laboratories. Inc, was
made today at $3.50 a share by
the Washington investment firm
OF Ferris & Co. All of the shares
had been sold by noon.
Proceeds will be used to en-
large the present plant at 1905
FairFiew avenue NE, and for
working capital. The company
will apply for listing on the Wash
tngton Stock Exchange.
The company had sales of $685.
513 In the year ended March 81
and net income of $27,634. For
two months ended May 80, sales
totaled $84.882 and net was So
28O.
Stockholders recently approved
q 2-for-l split of class B shares
and authorized 100000 shares of
new class A stock. There are
100000 shares of class B stock
outstanding. The class A stock
is entitled to a cumulative annual
dividend of 20 cents share before
anything is paid on class B stock.
Sales Manager Named.
John F. Philipp has been
named regional sales manager
for Colonial Airlines here. He
comes to Colonial with % years
Evening star., 1952-07-08
First Mutual Fund
For D. {. Sponsored
By Johnston, Lemon
By Donald B. HodIey

Washington's first mutual fund
filed registration statement with
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission yesterday and a public
Offering Of shares is expected
within 80 days.
Sponsored by Johnston, Lemon
& Co.. the open-end investment
company will be known as WASH
ington Mutual Investors Fund,
Inc. James M. Johnston will be
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK, July R-The New York
Stock. Exchange reported today these odd
lot transactions by principal dealers or
l6O, ,p72 shares on 5,74O orders; sales Of
127,80B shares on 1875 orders, including
46OH shares sold short on 13 orders.
Evening star., 1952-07-08
Washington Exchunoe

Pot Elec Pwy com~i00 at 49,.
Wash Gas 4.25 pfd-2O at 95.
pot Elec Pwr $3.50 pfd A--20 at 45h.
woodward d. Lothrop com-10O at 20.
Natl Mtg IL Inv coIn-20 at q < Z - :
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N. Z. Bond Market

Sna sschSbhsg e OH 4; sEss6Ssp P; ,ssr,
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Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced

announced:
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Egg Market Firm.
0unfafianal

|yanced "a cents. large brown and mixed
rs cents higher. Receipts continued light:
Trading supplies barely ample: Demand
|hrst receivers: Large. minimum 60 per
cent A quality whites. $3.50; brown and
mixed eolorS bo-b7. Receipts. eggjs e.5s2
Evening star., 1952-07-08

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