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Evening star., 1952-06-03

GENERAL STORE
Within T. miles of District. Fast-grow-
ing community. Consists Of all real
estate and stock. House Of rms.
In excellent cond.: 3 garages; mod.
store and mod. fixtures. Located on
20 years. who Is retiring. Business
now crossing over $1,000 per week
and can be increased. Good prop
osition for some one to inherit a
paving business. Priced to sell with
moderate cash required. Shown by
appointment only.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
ANTIQUES

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Evening star., 1952-06-03
MICHIGAN PARK
48O6 EASTERN AVE. NE.

Large 6-rm., 2h-bath brick home, just
lge. scr. porch, firepl. in liv. rm.
and many other special features;
conven. to everything. Only $50
mo. May be inspected Sunday, ] to
5 pm, or phone for appointment,
ST. 1896, or DI. S695.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

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II you want the best. you want Pa
WILLOWGROUND FARMS. No rocks.
no clay. no waste Call RE. 4f3QR
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Business Briefs

Domestic Deliveries of freight
cars in November totaled 5,929
compared with 5,437 in October
and 1924 in the like month a year
ago.-Amer. Railway Car Ins. g.
Assoc. of American Railroads.
Houston Oil Co. and Time, Inc.
announced formation of the East
Texas Pulp & Paper Co. for the
purpose of building a paper mill
in Evadale, Texas. The plant will
be designed to turn out bleached
sulphate pulp and paperboard,
with capacity of $50 tons a year,
5. S. Kresge Co. November sales
totaled $28,753,935, down o.5%
from 1851; for II months $780,
534, $40, up 28To from 1851.
G. C. Murphy Co. November
sales totaled SIS, ,788, ,962, down go
from 1851; for II months $751;
789.570, up $40 from 1851.
Mercantile Stores Co. November
sales totaled $12,43O,O00, down
0.4% from 1851; for 10 months
$99. .202, 400, up to 1.6%o from 1851.
Northern Natural Gas Co. in IL
months ended September 80
earned $4,097, ,134 or $1.5O a share
VS.. $4,612,495 or $1.68 in 1851.
Washington Water Power Co. in
IL months ended October 81
earned $4,437 1895 or $1.8O a share
VS.. $3,052,771 or $1.21 in 1851.
Arizona Public Service Co. in
IL months ended October 81
earned $3,058,251 VS.. $I.S67, ,655 in
1851.
Detroit, Toledo & Iron r. r. in
10 months ended October 81
earned $1.766.347 VS.. $2,268, ,374 in
1851 period.
Lane-Bryant. Inc. in 9 months
ended October 81 earned $1,08O,-
900 or $1.64 a share VS.. $3.50, 900 or
$1.39 in 1851 period.
Canadian Car e. Foundry In
year ended September 80 earned
81 $3.50 or 1929 a share VS..
1862 .282 or $1.54 in 1851.
N. Y. G. Omnibus Corp. in nine
months ended September 80
earned $685.. .285 or $1.79 a share
vs.. $1,022.538 or $206 in 1851 Pc
riod.
Royal Typewriter Co. in three
months ended October 81 earned
$639, ,496 or So cents a share VS..
$631 ,934 or So cents in 1851 Pc
Iroid.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Details Of B. 80. Loan
Given 10 Grand Jury

Details of the $50 million Re.
construction Finance Corp. loan
to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
were being presented to the grand
jury today by Joseph A. Lowther.
special assistant to the Attorney
General.
The loan, made in 1914 as an
extension of an earlier one. has
long been the center of contro-
versy. Senator Tobey, Repub-
lican. of New Hampshire, filed a
minority report with a Senate
Banking subcommittee in 1947
asserting that the 1914 loan ad-
Justment involved fraud and
collusion.
Senator Tobey's report was not
adopted by the full committee.
which made it public four years
later. The subcommittee and, a.
special investigator named early
this year by w. Stuart Symington.
then RFC head. both rejected the
fraud and collusion charges. 4
1t was reported last week that
the Justice Department planned
to give the grand jury informa-
ton on the financial reports made
by the railroad to the RFC and
the Interstate Commerce Com
mlttee for 1912 and part of 1943.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
.Chicaqo Grain
SALES,

CHICAGO, Dec s 0P.-prospects of a
pig export business this week spurred buy
ing in wheat on the Board OF Trade TO-
Wheat. opened on gains extending tc
t1aSt nearly 4 cents in the, December CON
Jfc iii at ths srse 9uy9g orders we're in the
taken care of. however, the bread cereal
started to ease. December came down
rapidly, but remained above the previous
Wheat near the end of the first hour
was 1ss-1ss cents higher, December S2.35;
corn was ss-A higher, December ST 81
and oats were UNCHANGED to Ia higher
cents higher. January S. 'o5 land lard was
December $9.62.
vbso4 Some estimates were to the effect that
coms Smest export business this week would
pendent upon good price to the buying
countries fSu They also noted that some OF
stocks rather than private exporters
West Germany, Italy. Austria. Bfazil
curing the week with, most Of the business
Traders Trade felt a good demand for American
canada has sold large quantities for ship
Southern Hemisphere crops are not yet
available.
Another factor in wheat, traders said
was Recommendation that short lines be
covered by an investment advisory service
with fairly large following.
Cash corn receipts were quite large at
300 cars. One house said there were
indications substantial amounts OF cash
corn would move from the country to this
market on any further price upturns
aron9 TTS csrgosS ;s,or Of Canadian oats totalins
head ports late last week for Buffalo.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Sales


Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
1:oo am, 800 600 IL noon 7oo 600
loo p.m. o6o 600 300 p.m o 600 600
tUnit Of traulng 10 snares I'm pank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorgani7ed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities as.
sumed By such companies Rates of divi-
dends IN the foregolng tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called Ex Dividend
xr II rights; Also extra or extras An.
nual rate. plus stock dividend d Declared
or paid IN 1851, plus stock dividend.
Paid or declared so far this wear fPay-
dividend date. 6 Paid last year b Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or splitup.
Declared or paid this year. an accumula.
tive issue With dividends IN arrears.
q PAYABLE in stock exact cash value IN:
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meetilg. De-
SkiSuidstinea dividsn1 Il S1 s WI Wien iSse isaSed
x-dts II dlgtfibutAon. - 4Vhe1 otslzlbuto4.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Chicago Livestock

|, CHICAGO. Dec. s up USDA.)-salable
hogs. 10000: moderately active. eeneraIiy
steady with Friday on all butchers; sows
steady TO weak: around two loads choice
go pound 16. 75-i7.o0: @ a36.S7Wp pope Sounds lSH-
i6.35-l6 few loads 27O-300 pounds
10. 00-1640; other weights scarce; most
choice sows, 300-500 pounds. I35O-15 20.
few heavier weights to 300; good clear,
ance.
Salable cattle, 1000: salable calves.
700; general trade extremely slow on ali
slaughter cattle; prime steers WEIGHING uu
to around 1900 pounds, yearlings and
heifers about steady; other steers year-
lings. and heifers weak to so cents lower
with large percentage Of supply still in
first hands at midseason; few sales cows
AROUND 25-50 cents lower than Friday S
dull close; bulls weak to 80 cents lower;
choice steers. 20 .60-sS 90: seyerai ioads salss
high- -Shoice and prime steers weighing up
to 1850 pounds, 33.5O-36. 90; few loads
high-prime. 37.O0-37 so; good to low
enoice etsass dat steers "a 0o-2s:50: commercial
choice heifers. 23.5O-32. 90; load or SO
held higher; commercial to low-good
heifers: 17.00-23. 90; few utility and COM
merctal cows. 13.25-14.5O; Gamers and
cutters. Il.O0-13.50; utility and CONNER
ciai I bulls 1T;50,2Q;00; commercial to
Saleble sheep. 5000; slaughter lambs
opened steady at 22.50 down: early ton
zoo pair sparingly; killing quality much
palmer than last week; no yeariines sold:
slaughter ewes steady at $50 for westerns.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Steel Users Needs
Appear 10 Be Gaining,
Trade Paper Reports
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 8.-Consum-
ers are using steel in almost as
great volume as it now is being
produced. and manufacturing
needs seem to be gaining, Steel
magazine said yesterday.
With the possible exception OF
farm equipment, virtually every
civilian durable goods manufac-
turing line is pushing the mills
aggressively for every pound o1
steel" available. the weekly metal
working journal reported.
Defense needs have not yet at.
tanned peak" Steel added.
Two-thirdS of steel production
in the first quarter of 1858 will
be needed for the heavy tonnage
carryover from the current quar-
ter, Steel said in its weekly review
Substantial overflow from Sec
ond to third quarter is likely
Steel continued. barring order
cancellations and delayed deliv.
cries, which, at the moment, arr
conspicuous by their absence"
The national ingot rate helc
unchanged last week at 1O6 pe,
cent of rated capacity. Output
has held at about that pace fol
more than two months.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Stocks Gain Fractions
To Between 81 and 81
In Expanded Trading
BY the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a Wig
orous stock market today moved
ahead into new high ground for
the year with volume heavy.
Most gains were fractional with
the outside limit of the advance
between l and 2 points. Losses
were small and scattered.
Railroads, steels and motors
were the major groups at the
head of the rise, and at the same
time plenty of support came from
individual issues within the cop
Ipers and utilities.
Southern Railway, which has
been recent big favorite, was up
better than a point. The company
reported November operating rev.
enues at around $29.8 million, up
about a million from year ago.
Operating revenue for IL months
came to $328.7 million against
l$319.1 million.
Higher stocks included New
YORK central, Baltimore & Ohio,
Nickel Plate. Loew's, Anaconda
Copper. Du Pont, Westinghouse
Electric. Colorado Fuel & Iron,
Kern County Land. U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Cen
eral Motors, Boeing. and Douglas
Aircraft.
The market started fast and
higher. After a brief hesitation in
the first hour, prices moved ahead.
Volume was increased in early
trading by large blocks, including
1900 shares of American Power
& Light unchanged at 212, and
Chicago Corp. $500 shares up 1a
at 10.
Bonds were quietly mixed. Gov
Iernments in the over-the-counter
market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Produce Markets

,rrt.aa Bt.ai.imore quotations supplied by tn,
ohaleo ann STATES Asriculture Department
sylvania Delicious. aHs-inch 1p. .oosah enh
JonafhanDse Deiici9us .;nch Sainch up
Romes 2s-inah up up, 55S5 1898 sts1msns sMsrylsns
2Iaoinch up. 400; Yorks. 2la-inch up
s'o9; o; New Jersey Delicious, 21a-inch up
inches up. 4.00-25. N"''
Potatoes,E,slightly weaker; Pennsylva
MA ma kstahdins; l0O-pound sacks, U, S. is
U. S; IS, size A. l 1880. ~ '"'A'
SGIden. eaS6ets and hampers, y: S. S. Marylant
5.25: Delaware Porto Ricsns oas' some was5ec a;So
and 6d yaxed' 6.0o-50; New Jersey Goidens
Poultry Quotations.
very sSt Teo fsx sasn Light and a. deman
Snap beans-About Steady. Florida
bushel hampers. Valentines, fair to gen.
crazy good quality, 3,00-3.5O, some bes,
Quality PoqrsT %2e one mark ge9e
cellophane bags, 1.4o: 0"''
bushei hampers, best eooOSbo eteaas F5oGid, pooEs,
low as 800. N'''@'
Livestock Markets.
lent lent 43 loads slaughter steers, 10 loads
sse esI sna ehSee i5sSns stesH. sGH
about steady with last SThursday; scattered
lois lois utility dI, to low good weak and under
lower; not enough bulls or Stock cattIe He
sold to test the price schedule; steer run
mainly good and, choice short feds but
weights and some mostly commercial erade
lots; early sales good and choice 900
i,Ia' pound steers, mainly 27.75-3O 90;
some some small ~ lots mostly choice, 1,O03-l i 06
~
commercial and good heifers. 20.00-o3 90;
odd head commercial cows, l6.5O.l7.50;
most n early sales Gamers and cutters al
196;39o-l3.oo' ~ but shelly Gamers down tc
Calves. SO; some inquiry for high
Sn4o Sn3 deS, 10 pr prime under 250-pound vealers
all others; scattered early sales Steady
ig1elTdins n 6% ge ~ mixed lot good to prime a,
HOGS, Hogs, roo; opened moderately active
generally 20 cents higher and earl,
Supply wei cleared on that basis; an.
nI,oIncement noun made cancelling ali restric
and some interest talking addition IS
cent cent aoyance; vance one lot long sshauled, closeI.
early sas choice snq l76a4o Etf sSo poS9ds bull III
poands waIa + a66aSd 6B66Sls noa: CO. EG
l4o pounds 15.00-16.25, l4O-16O pound
i6.50-l7.25; sows under 400 bound
1912 70 mostly 1875. 400-45O pound
IL. 20, l4.15. heavier weights 1878 down
aaccording q to weight and condition: stag
sowS. 0'i
Sheep, 200; run mainly wooied slaush
ter lambs; steady with last Thursday
good to prime around S5-9O-pound weight
largely $3.50. the top quotations.
Grain Market.
sacks. o"N'
Wheat-Receipts, 95,662 bushels: ship
ments; S5,OS0 bushels; stocks, 3.462, ,4S4
bushels, No. Q red winter garlicky, spot
Domestic. 219; December. 2.19; No. 5
Corn-Receipts, oes, 7ss bushels: ship.
bushels.
mentS, none; stocks none
nons 5arls{yMReceipsS; s{ocIs sso none none shipments
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bushels: ship.
ments; none; stocks, 3.015 bushels.
sb;1mseaI ;SSgseansmRsceipts 1929 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts. PA tons
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Election Law Chances
Drafted in House, but
Approval Is Unlikely
BY the Associated Press

A special House committee to-
day started drafting proposed
changes in the Federal election
laws. but the odds appeared to be
against anything being done about
it by Congress.
At least, nothing has been done
in major way in the election
law field for more than a decade.
This years committee, headed
by Representative Boggs, Demo-
crat, of Louisiana, held a week Of
hearings during which there was
widespread support for changes in
present law in the fight of newer
and more streamlined campaign
ing methods.
Would Lift So Million Ceiling.
Particularly, there was strong
sentiment for lifting of the cell
ing of So million on the money a
political committee may raise and
spend in one year, and boosting
limits that individuals may con-
tribute and that candidates for
Congress may spend. These CELL
ings have been the same since
1899.
Witnesses representing both big
political parties agreed during the
hearings that the present spend
ing ceiling has caused the crea-
ton Of numerous independent
committees, each of which can
spend up to the limit.
Estimates of the total spent on
the 1852 national campaign run
as high as $100 million, despite
the apparent intent of the orig
inal law to hold spending to So
million by each political party.
Can't Fix Responsibility.
With so many committees
operating in a campaign, wit
nesses asserted, it is next to i'm
possible to coordinate activities
and have some centralized respon-
Sibility for financial accounting.
Some people want the Federal
laws extended to cover primaries
and pre-convention contests.
which are not controlled now.
Mr.. Boggs himself admitted at
the end of hearings that the pres
ent laws aren't realistic and have
a tendency to encourage evasions.
He said his committee intends
to make strong request to the
incoming Congress to change the
law.
Many of the recommendations
made by a similar committee in
1850. and by earlier committees.
may be incorporated in the Boggs
committees report.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Dec. 8 0P,.-Butter. easy
wholesale price on bulk cartons; creamery
higher than 92-score lAA) fresh, 6sls
92-score {A): fresh. 6S; 90-score (B)
Cheese. steady; wholesale sales, Ameri.
can cheese whole milk. cheddars, fresh
41-43; cheddars, cured, 45-47: singl,
daisies. ds fresh. 4S,45; single daisies, cured
Young Americas cured, 4S-54; flats. fresh
4-46; flats. cured, 50-56; midgets, fresh
44-46; midgets, cured. 50-56; processed
pounds. 42h-45; domestic Swiss (singI'
s9ns,, ta, era grade a. 69:61: grade 3D." So
Eggs, irregular;. New York spot quota,
tions. based largely on exchange trading
follow: Midwestern. mixed colors, fanc,
heavyweights, 40: fancy large, .44h-45
4Oh; puliets. 36; standards. large, a AZ
39:40: checks. 341a: whites fancy heavy
weights. 46 u; fancy large. 45-45h extrs
l large, A; extra medium, 4O-40la
browns, fancy heavyweights, AZ; fanc!
Nearby, whites. extra fancy heavy
weights, 4s; mediums. 39-40: pullets, 36
browns, extra fancy heavyweights, 4S
mediums, 40: pullets, SO.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. lP.--Cotton fu-
lures rallied briskly in forenoon trading
today on short covering and new buy
fact that uncertainty over the crop re-
port was out of the way, with an in
dicated $4,000 bales addition to the
total supply compared with q month
iago.
The Agriculture Department today esti-
mated the 1852 cotton crop at ID, 5,03S,00n
ofncaI report of 14,905. 900 bales.
Dealers thought that the crop may prove
to be a million bales In excess of de.
program would become more effective as
time goes no to bolster market values.
There were A December transferable
notices issued at New York today.
Noon prices were SO to 1.65 q bale
higher than the previous close. Decem-
ber, "a 20; March, 34.S6, and May, 1928.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec tPt.-Foreign ex
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York ope,
market B. 1/32 per cent premium O
103.21B United States cents up 70 of
cent.
Europe-Great Britain tpoundD, $3.50
up 10 Of cent: Great Britain 3O-da!
futures 2;SoA, up IA Of a cent; Grea
cent; Great Britain 9O-day futures :. 797s
upj Is Of cent; Belgium (franc) 200
off .00A of cent; France (francj .28s
Of q cent. unchanged; Holland tguilder
Of a cent, unchanged; Portugal (escudo
$50. unchanged; Sweden ,krona) 1885
unchanged; Switzerland Granc) 1885. un
changed.
Latin America-Argentina (free) 7.24
unchanged; Brazil (free) $50, unchanged
Mexico Ii SO, UNCHANGED; Venezuela (boli
var) 30.03. unchanged
Far East-Hong Kong dollar 1880. un
changed.
Evening star., 1952-12-08
D.. {. Building Permits
In, November Decline
Sharply From October
By Nelson M. Shepard

Washington building permits
plunged downward in November
to.$2.353.587. the District Building
Inspectors Office reported today,
due almost wholly to a slackening
in apartment house construction.
November'S total compared
with $6,448.648 in October, a
month that had gained about Sc
per cent over the same month a
year ago. However, in that month
40 permits were issued for $780,
STA in new apartment construc-
ton, including several large prof.
ects. In November. eight such
permits were issued for a total of
only $346,000 in value.
New dwelling construction led
during the month with % per-
mits for $672 .691. Residential re-
pairs accounted for $206,726 and
commercial repairs for $394,150.
AS in the past year, the South
east section led others in the
category of new buildings. Its
volume was $541 900 against $459,-
691 in the Northwest and $4,000
in the Northeast. New building
permits for the month totaled
$1,O73,691. while the cost of new
repairs was $1,279. 1896. The North
west led in repairs with total
of $751; ,346, the nearest competi-
tor being the Southeast section
with $233,277; the Northeast with
$175,263 and the Southwest with
S14.010. No permits were issued
for new buildings in the South
west during the month.
Compared with 1851, building
construction in Washington this
year still is behind by ST million,
based on available figures for the
10-month period.
Women Accountants to Meet.
District Chapter, American So
ciety of Women Accountants, will
hold its regular meeting at pm.
Wednesday at the KeneSaW Apart
Evening star., 1952-12-08
m. Y. Bond Market
re FurgIshsS sz ,hs s As':s.,ssS .. Press; ~.

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Evening star., 1952-12-08

mentS. G u e S I
speaker will be
Mark E. Rich
ardSon, vice
president of the
American Insti-
tute of Ac-
countants. He
was elected al
the recent an
nual meeting in
Houston. Mr.
Richardson is a
partner in the
firm of Ly-
brand, R oS s
Evening star., 1952-12-08
.Odd-Lot Declines

| NEW YORK, Dec. 8. M.-The New York
Stock exchange reported today these odd
the exchange for December 5: Purchases
Of 1884 shares on 4,701 orders; sales
| of 1921 shares on $3.50 orders m
Guiding $50 shares sold short on Il
Evening star., 1952-12-08

LIST INCLUDES MI
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3s 80 1O1N
FOREIGN l:l6
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DIR in4L22O1S Gas
Evening star., 1952-12-08
MetuI Quotations

NEW YORK, Dec. s LP,.--spot non-
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~ cents o pound, New York. Zine I2K
cents pound East St. Louis; Tin,
6arEh. SCRAP Steei No heavy was
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