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Evening star., 1952-10-21

much Of which was shot on loca.
tion in Washington. was regarded
by the trade as an unpredictable
item until it opened in New Yorl
at the Roxy, of all theaters. Wher
ut ran to a first weeks busines.
OF nearly 100000. even the pro.
ducerS stopped worrying.
When movie producers stor
worrying, it's like early Eden.
X \ \ \
Although it is just starting
around the circuit, Because
You're Mine" is already definitely
slated for the top earnings
brackets.
Another holdover attraction in
the downtown area is 20. Henry's
Full House." now in its third week
at the Plaza, whose companion
house, the Little, has just en-
barked on a showing of "The
Miracle" There is nothing to
indicate the end of the run OF
either film at the moment.
The same is true of "Casque
Dor" the French film now end
ing its first week at the Dupont,
and a screenplay which represents
the French at the top of their
form.
What to make of the situation
except money-exhibitors don't
know.
And naturally they don't have
to care,
Evening star., 1952-10-21
Where and. When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing ]
Arena - Desire Under the
Elms";: $3.50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"Dial M for
Murder; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"The Quiet Man.;
1885, 4:10. GAS and 9:25 pm.
Capitol - Because You're
Mine: IL am, 1:45. 4:3O, 7:15
and 10 pm. Stage: 100. 3:45, $50
and 9:15 pm.
Columbia-"The Shows of Kill
manjaro"; 11:10 am, 1:20, 1925
$3.50. 7:40 and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Casque DOR; 1925
1925. 5:25, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Rack at the Front;
11:50 a. m, 1850, $3.50, 5:55, 7:5s
and 10 pm.
Little-"Ways of Love-; 900
sos and 1910 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"Lost in Alaska;
11:25 am. 1:05. 2:50, 4:30, 6:15
800 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario Les Miserables";
lis, 1925. $3.50, 7:35 and 9:4O pm
Palace-"Ivanhoe";; II am. l
$40, $40. 1880 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse "Tales of Hoff.
mann; II am, /, 3, 5 and 80.
pm. "The Thief; 6:55 and 1911:
pm.
Plano. Henry's Full House"
II am. los. $40, 5:25, TAO anc
9:55 pm.
Trans-Lux - Carrie: 11:1(
am, 1:20, 1925, 5:35, 7:35 anc
9:45 pm.
Warner "The Quiet Man"
1880 am. 1855, 4:25, 6:55 anc
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-21
The Passing Show
Columbia Never Like This
In All of Its | ,977Weeks
By Joy Cormody

It long way back to 1914 Thirty old
math teachers not kidding.
In all that tme 1877 probably were kidding)
the Columbia Theater had this one
BY the time the
night THE Shows Of Klmanjaro" records
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Grain

CHICAGO, July 22. H1.-Corn, especially
in the nearby contracts, pushed ahead
sharply at the Board of Trade today.
At the opening. July corn was Up cent,
but dropped back little in later trading.
Receipts of corn today were estimated
at 30 cars, and traders believe ths. there
is little chance of the s"ppy from the
country increasing.
The visible supply, which decreased -3.5
milnqn tp 9usaels dsn last week mad an effect
day for trading in July contracts.
There was no hedging pressure on .whest.
Considerable speculation is developing over
exports tS @ to Germany; That country is said
and was expected to be 'etf IN the q manSet nfss
some time this week. Japan was reported
to have taken a fairly large amount Of
West Coast wheat Monday.
During the first hour wheat was h-ah
cent higher, July $2.2Sla corn was Sass
higher, July $1.79ss. and oats were ia
nisher high to .hSN z lower; July TIA; soyOeaps
S3.301a; and lard was II to Is cents a
hundred pounds higher. July S1I.l7.
line Inc movement OF winter wheat has
SiSwed nsSed percssptibly ,ss Todays receipts were
than than 400 week ago. The decline indi-
Gates. brokers say, that the bulk of the
winter crop is either going into. storage
Reports here indicated that the Western
EURO european can wheat crop Is going to be some
wAdt ucttsI tnan anulclpateQ. This leads
to the belief that Germany, may not re-
auire as muchc wheat as was originally
A week ago their needs were placed at
around rs million bushels.
Weather over the Corn Belt continues to
be ideal for crop development with the
hve-day forecast indicating good growing
weather. Temperatures are expected to
range from 5 below normal in the North
section to 8 above normal in the South.
Is expected to range from
z to "a inch from scattered showers and
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July 90 R.-The Midwest's
tsremen1ous neat wave forced farmers to
bers today, As ICES result e"' the suppIy nody
shrank to the smallest for a Tuesday since
,.S,s Conversely: erssigy prices Jumped 25 to SO
which was the highest since the same
price prd MAS Wss paid AUGUST 4 Most barrows
few sows reached s$0.25.0 ~ S-o'Oo' a
Cattle were steady to so cents lower,
yeaiers weak. and sheep so to 75 cents
salable hogs, 7,OOO moderately active.
So-5Q cents hlgher on butchers and sows;
$3.50; little below ss.55; d$onss6 % pounds, SiSR
~ 1913. 90; 270--290 pounds, 20. 1921 Is;
sows 400 pounds and under, li.15-20U0;
few choice under 300 pounds to 2025 and
SSe9vf; Seevfs;r Esi0b 49ol3oo pounds; LOO. 90:
Salable, cattle. $500; salable calves.
1.150 pounds down srading .s hish-sood0 d0and anS
better about steady; all other weights and
grades grad . dqll, steady to 25 cents lower;
heifers about steady: Gamer to low loW-utiity nfs
cows strong; better cows weak; bulls wea
To- to 90 cents lower; vealers weak, fully
! lI115-l, ,250-pound steers. 35'a5,35 @ L, i5ut 50:
ana heifers. 81 .50-35.00; load lots high
ssefs, nS sPGf@e GOOD 70 SiS9pS9ne io%-eS9es
steers steers 2s5o,3I 90: Commercial to low:
heifers, 25.00-31 90; utility and COM
mercial cows, .l9.25-22 so; Gamers and
cutters; l5.5g-12 ;0o; utility and CONNER
prime vealers. 25.OO-33 90. "
|, Salable sheep. 900: native SLAUGHTER
lambs, 50-15 cents lower; early top. 90. so:
some held higher; several sizable lots
unsold; no old-crop. lambs sold, bidding
30 cents or more lower; ewes so cents
lower; DECK Gull ewes with utility grade
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Produce Markets

Baltlmore auotatlons supplied by the
Transps rents, e. s. oA'iS' No. i 2-inch fsi1na up,
heavy to, minimum size. some ripe. 1.75-
200, ha-bushel baskets, $50.
Potatoes-1O0-pound sacks U. S. No.
s.sS. sizs B ,I75si.s5; Maryland SSbSiers
Pennsylvania Cobblers, unwasher $50,
size 200.
Beans and Beets.
snap Beans-Bushel baskets and ham
@ @pers New York; Valentines. 100000;
ordinary quality, 150-2 90. Maryland,
valentines, ' ae best: 30O-3;50 fair quality,
eSntenders Gs @ Some s9o rsqnd
|. Lima BeanS-Bushel hampers, Mary
land. 4.0O-4.50, few 40; New Jersey,
Beets-Nesrby. per bunch. 3-4 cents.
|, Cabbage-Domestic round. bushel bas-
kets, packed locally, Maryland, 250-3. 90;
poorer, l.i5-2O0; Pennsylvania, 800; 124-
800
Carrots-New Jersey. topped. washed,
hsI,1ushei "a sit,a o baskets, s small LOO; bushel
celery:-Michigan 16-inch crates, Pas
cal, "A dozen, 4.50-5. 90: Is crates
golden. dozen. 4.U0-4.50; New jersey.
few, 4.5O; Pascal, 4 dozen 3.50-4 90;
poorer. 200; hearts, sos, 5.15-6.O0; 36s.
400; 3Os, 800.
Greens and Lettuce.
6Greens-Bushel baskets, nearby. kale.
and N.Y. urpin rsinnsgNanla s ao kale' coiards rape
aLettacegNsS' sSRs' tje9 jersey, crates. Iceberg,
lSs; 15-l 90; New York, Eastern 1ceDers
Okra-New Jersey, 12-quart baskets
7; p 90 90,559; 10 fey, small lots high as 400:
onions-5O-pound sacks. U. S. Is. globe
type. New Jersey, 2.75-3.00. mostly 29O-
300; pennsylvania 2,25-2.60.
boIss parsiesy1NEGuriy' 1E3 GG New jersey +s-bushel
Peas-New, York, bushel baskets .2.5O-
500; poorer low as 100.
fornia Wonder type, large North Carolina.
5. 800; New Jersey 5,5O-6 90. few d. ST,
teE low as 800; half-busheI baskts. 800.
dR,aoisnes-Pennsylvani lues, red, 30s.
sauash-New Jersey. half-bus bas-
keS' yellow 81, nearby, half-bushel bas-
>e's' SA'e Liysstosl fSad;Sa 4S2Eess. 4aSGEEet, o.
sfssdH odd head itS Gamer and cutter soTs about
ner bulls, 1000: few inferior to low
meai1m GaITas s'osker sI0 steers. & &IsOo-:o9o
Glasses soHa shs oR Rems tOp saffS & "Ter Ht obsf s
otherwise steady trade, mixed good to to
prime rd ives, yealers. SO .o0-34 90: few choice
sn6 prlme to o o9 the TOP; utility and
% Hogs, 700; active. barrows and gifts
s5 cents 1,. choice choice II?Q6.t23o pound harrows
200 pound, .23.25-75; 26O-300 pounds.
q ;50-23.o0; heavier weights, 2I rs down
I2O-l4O pounds; 20,50-2l .25; 140-I6G
400 pounds. 1s:00-19:25; odd head
around 800 pounds and lighter higher;
4eG,6So Teis6fs p91nndas; dawn l7oo-lsoo' heavier
Sheep. i5O; only scattered odd lots in
but no sales.
Grain Market.
Flour--Receipts. 500 l00-pound sacks
Wheat - Receipts.@, 1sI462 boshels
shipments, 1000 bushels; stocks. 2,676,
482 bushels No red winter gariicSy
spot, Domestic, 1.99l2; July. 1.991a No
Corn---Receipts, none; shipments none;
STOCKS. 297 CSC bushels.
OatS-Receipts none; shipments none
stocks. 6.404 bushels
Barley - Receipts, none shipments
none. stocks 63. 737 bushels
Rye-Receipts,, none; shipments. none
none; stocks 246 2S3 bushels,
Mlllteed--ReceiptS, 40 ions
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Stock Market Mixed
Along Narrow Lane;
Stee|s and Motors Dip
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 22.-SteelS
and motors sagged today in a stock
market that otherwise was we'll
mixed along fairly narrow price
lane.
Trading was at a very quiet pace
less than million shares for an
entire day. That compares with
yesterdays extremely low 100000
shares.
The steel and motor divisions
lost fractions. Railroads We're
highly mixed and had some wide
movers. Other major segments of
the market moved within frac-
Ntional range with few exceptions.
Northern Pacific lost a major
fraction at the start on blocks of
1000 and $500. 1t recovered some
what but later fell away around q
points.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad on
a handful of sales rushed up near
ly 4 points at one time.
Higher stocks included Standard
oil New Jersey, Dow Chemical,
International Paper and Goodrich.
Lower were Republic Steel, Chrys-
ler. Union Pacific, Sears Roebuck
and Westinghouse Electric.
United Corp. sold one block of
10000 shares off Is at 51s.
Tho T1orEnf xyocfor6oxy n
little higher on average.
Curb stocks were mixed. Lower
were New Jersey Zinc. North Ca
madam Oils. United Shoe Machin-
cry, Anglo -Iranian Oil and Elec-
Itrlc Bond & Share. Higher were
Jefferson Lake Sulphur, Imperial
Oil and Irving Air Chute.
Railroads headed a higher cor
Iporate bond market, while jap
lanese loans made substantial
gains in the foreign list. In the
over-the-counter market long
term Governments lost little.
Very few Wall Street observers
expect the stock market to do very
much over the near term until
there is a more definite trend in
the Democratic National Conven-
ton toward a candidate. some
thing more concrete comes out of
the deadlocked fight over the
|struck steel industry, or the stale
mate in Korea is broken.
That doesn't mean all three
have to be settled at once. A quick
development with an unexpected
twist in any of the three could
send the market Scurry away.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Baltimore Air Raid Siren
Sounds Off Without Reason
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Au-
thorities kept trying today to try
to find out why a lone air raid
siren looSed three terrific blasts
in midafternoon yesterday for no
apparent cause.
Col. Frank Milani. civil defense
director, said the telephone COM
pany, which normally is respon-
sible for activating the sirens, was
investigating but had not uncov-
cred the cause as yet.
The steam powered siren in the
heart Of the busy water front Sec
tion, gave three loud blasts at
$3.50 pm, then was quiet.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July % LP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 3,s per cent premium or 1O3 .06 Y
United States cents unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain (pound1 27Sss,
of = of a cent; 30-day futures 27194,
OF u OF q cent; 60-day futures 2.767s,
of Il of q cent; 90-day futures 2.757s
of "a Of a cent; Belgium ffranc) 1.9Sss,
UNCHANGED; France (francD .2Sss Of q
cent. unchanged; Holland (guilder) 26.35,
unchanged; Italy (liraD 1875 of q cent,
unchanged; Portugal (escudo) $50, un-
changed; Sweden (kronal 1885. un-
changed; Switzerland tfranc) tfree) 1881,
up .04 Of Q cent.
unchanged; Brazil Greel $50. unchanged;
Mexico 11,51. unchanged; Venezuela
tBQuvaC 3Q03. UNCHANGED. ~
Evening star., 1952-07-22
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July - GP.-Egg prices
were mixed in the wholesale market to-
day.
spot quotation, based largely on exchange
trading, follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy
extra I medium 51la: pullets 45-46;
standards large 47-4S; current receipts,
rehandled 44-45; dirties 41-42: checks
"a -35. Whites: Fancy heayweights 59h:
Browns: Fancy heavyweights 6l-62;
extra l large. 55-56; extra l medium, SO;
Nearby: Whites: Extra fancy heavy
weights so; fancy heavyweights 591a-6O;
mediums 5Slz-59: pullets AZ; peewees 90
20. Browns: Extra fancy heavyweights
65; mediums 5S; pullets Al: peewees "a
|25.
Butter 622 .06S. steady, prices un-
changed. Cheese 434.742. steady. prices
Evening star., 1952-07-22

hourly sales on tine EXch9nGA
IL 100 Am. 1SU %GS I@:UU noon $50 900
100 pm. $50 600 900 pm. COO ooc
fUnit Of trading 10 shares. sIn bank
ruptcy or receivership Of being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates of diyi-
dends in the foregoing 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. x TX dividend
XII Ex rights. Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend. Cash or stock. De.
clared or paid so far this year. Payable
IN stock estimated cash value on ex divi.
or paid after stock dividend Or spiit-up'
.t,e Declared red, or paid this year. an accumu.
nd Next day delivery. paid this ysas
Gfiyyidends faysn omitted deferred or no action
Declared or paid in 1861, plus stocf
oinyioend n Liquidating dividend. zPay-
mined on declaration date.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Association Chief Named.

terday. He was
elected to sue
ceed Howard S.
Gott, who died
recently.
Mr.. Jones has
been executive
vice president
and manager
since 1941. He
became a direc-
tor in 1888 and
vice president
in 1888. He is
a graduate of
S outh eastern
University and
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Building, Loan Assets
Set Midyear Record
OF S4S9 Million
By Donold B. HodIey

of the District Building and Loan
League reached $489, ,027,2 on
June 80, a new all-time record
and $51,37 800 above the same
date last year, Secretary F. Will
son Camp announced today.
Outstanding loans also reached
a new high at midyear. The total
of $429,377,203 was 43,782, ,785
above a year earlier.
Share accounts expanded to a
peak of $413,873,621, a Jump of
52,787,750 since June 80, 1851.
Reserves of $42.504 ,692 were up
1921 .693 and holdings of Federal
securities totaled $16,934, ,999, a
gain of $158,167.
Member associations made 1887
new loans for SIC, 1854 in the
first six months of this year VS..
1867 loans for $64, ,168,772 in the
same 1851 period. Mr.. Camp re-
ported.
Included were 2,228 construc-
tion loans for $24,437, ,055 VS.. 2,212
for $22, 2,128.514 a year earlier; also
1913 home purchase loans for
$33,159,860 VS.. 2,949 for $685. =
100, and 1896 other loans for
$19,328,049 VS.. 2,506 for $16,154,-
1873.
Association Chief Named.
r. {. Houston Jones, who has
served Northwestern Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association for 26
years, became its president yes
Evening star., 1952-07-22
M. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONl 2 SELECTED ISSUES

z SELECTED ISsUEs
Associated Preas.s
DIR in4ha2O1S 80
Det Ed 3sss 76 1041z
Det Ed cv So So lisa
HarR&P As 81 101ls
Hud&M RI 5s57 59zs
H&M inc IS 81. ana
III Bell 2As 81 943A
IntGN 1st6s52 1914
Kan c So As rs 1o4l4
Koppers 3s "a lola
Leh v Ter 5s 70 81
Mch nsG31as60 0104A
Mkt ad 5s67 92HA
Mo-Pac 5s 65A- 1ol1z
Mo-Pac 5s "a r lo2
Mo-Pac 5s 81 l. 1919
Mo-Pac As rs 1o6
Mor&E3 las2OOo 50
NET&T 4las 81. .1o9lA
N Y c 5s 2013-. IS
NYC41as2013A. 665s
N Y c As 80 63
NYNHin4 12s22 57ls
NYNHH4s2O07. 69A
N Y o W Is o. 8
n Y o w As So )
NoPac4 as2O47. 90
NoPac 3s 2047 -
NoStPw 234s rs 95is
PacT&T3As78- 1o1A
Penn RR IS 68 1o3la
PennRR 4las65 1000
Phi. FL 294s 81 SO
SLSi 41as 2O22 64l4
SLSF As o. o6ss
Seabin4 las20161O1la
So Pac 41as 90 lo2lz
So Pac CIV $500 152
So Ry As SO 1oo4e
UnOCalcv3M72 1oa3s
Vanad gas IS 114l4
Vanad3a65cld 11oA
Va E&P 2s4s IS 95lA
Whist cv 3Iss6b 1o4
Wis c As SD 80 64lz
Evening star., 1952-07-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK July % OP.-cotton futures
continued to mark time on forenoon trad
ing today. Prices eased an additional
point or two on q few iiauidatirg orders.
Dealers reported spot cotton markcts
Noon prices were 20 to IS cents q
bale lower than yeseerdav'3 close October
So.64. December S6.43 and March "a 20.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. July 90 LP,.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today these
odd lot transactions by principal dealers
on the eXchanee for July 21: Purchases Of
l21,67S shares on 4,312 orders; sales Of
10l 900 shares on 1854 orders including
SSS shares sold short on "a orders.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. July 80. 0P.-Spot non
cents a pound. Connecticut Valley Lead
is cents a pound. New York Zinc Is
cents pound Sast st. Louis. Tin 81 2Iia
pound, New York
Evening star., 1952-07-22

AASu hNNAOuES ONb
| FURNISHED by the
FOREIGN lilo
Australia So 66 1ollAI
Australia3 ASST 93A
Bra6lss26-57st SO
Caldas 3s rs 43
Canada 234s 70. 96iz
Chile 21s-3s %. 37i4
Denmark 6s AZ 90iA
Japan Gas "a 1o4lz
Japan 512s 90 95iz
OrienDeV 6s So 94A
OrienDv51as5S 92
TokyoC Cy5 las6I- 9Ih
TokyoElL6s 53 S6iz
Yokohama6s61 95z
NEW YORK CITY
3S 80 1O7M
DOMESTIC 1:15
Am&FP5sZO30 b73A
AmFP4.S0sS7 66iA
AmT&T 33ss63 lis
AmT&T3h 3h64Wtl1Slh
AmT&T32ss13 1o4lNs
AmT&T 2a4sS0. 92is
AmT&T 2sssS6 69iA
m lob 3s 81 lola
AtlRefin 2sss66. 97l4
B 4 o 5s Y5 G 73iA
B&O eva Ra20l0 6Als
Beth Stl IS 70 98lh
Bos Me ANS 20 54i5
Bush Trm 5S 30 1oolIa
Bush T B 5s 81 63i4
Can No 4l2s So lo7
Celanese3 12s76 1olzs
CGa 4l2s2020B 4 6214
Chi&E inc 4sS3- SO
CMSPcv4l22044 6234
C&NW Ans 90 60
Cit Serv IS ~ $50
ComlthEd 3s77- 9oss
Cons Ed 3?ss 81 1o3lAI
Con Ed 2A 70 95lzI
ContCan3 L4s76 1o35a
DMRGW3.4s93 l0Oih
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Pot El Pwr com-:150 at 157s. $50 at 157s
100 at 157s, 100 at 157s. 2 at 1594, 10
at I6.
Ciarfinckel COM 90 at 17L.
Georgetown Gas 5s-S500 at 113.
Pot Elec Pwr 800 pfd Al at "A
Wash Gas 4.25 pfd-l at "a, 80 at "a.
Evening star., 1952-07-22
Dividends Announced

. NEW YORK. July % R.-Dividepds
Evening star., 1952-07-22

cont = q . .0O-
Cont Ins 2.6O--.
Cont Mot .30e--
Cont Oil 2.40--
Cont Steel "a
Cow Steel "a
Corn Prod 500
CornellDub .60r.
Coty Inc .15e
Crane Co "a
Cr. of Whit go
CreameriesAm1.
Crown c & 8 Ia.
CrownCork pf2
Crown Zell 80
tCrwn z pf4.20 4.
Cruc Stl 1Af---
Cruc Stl pf s.
Cudahy Pack -
Curtiss Wr .30e-
Davis Chem ! H.
DavisCh pf2.30.
Daystrom l.
DaytonRub he
Decca Rec 20
DeepRock OIL q
Deere Ah-----
Deere pf l 40
DelLack&W Ae.
Del P g. L 100.
Derby Oil Ar--.
Det Eds 40.
Det Stl CD hh
Diam Alkali ia.
Diam Match "a
Diana Str 80
Dist Cp S 1.20a-
Divco .55e
Doehler Jarv %
Dome Min 20
Douglas Airc B..
Dow Ch 2.4Ob
DresserInd 100
Duplan Corp -
Du Pont l.70e
FAST AIR I, "a
East Corn Id -
East st Stl lae-.
Eastman 1.40r-
Elec AutoLite s.
|El&MusInd.07e-
El Stor Bat 1e--
Elliott Co 1.60a-
Emer Elec lao
Emer R&P zoe
Endicott ] 100
Eouit Gas 1.30-
Erie RR Ae
Eversharp lao
|FAIRBANK1.20,
Falstad Br /
Fam Finan 40
Fedders-Quig l.
Fed Not Truck
FederDStrs 2h
fed D pf 4 "a s
Ferro Cp 80
Fid Fire Inc2.60
Firestone 2ke
tFirestone pf4h
First Nat Strs 2.
Firth Opt .30e-.
Flintkote %
Florence Stv he
Florida p 100
Fla P & l. 1.40-.
Food Mach g.
ltFoodMchpf3A ]
Foster Wheel l.
Freeport Sui 1e-
Fruehauf Ira a
GABRIEL CO -
Gamble SIX 60.
Evening star., 1952-03-01
BOATS

BOAT, 33x9 IT,. no engine or cabin;
very heavy Construction, would
maze n9aS fne cruiser; S100. Cali TO.
esoFT. OPEN FISHING BOAT
out-of-town and can be seen; 10
cHRisCRAFT sedan cruiser: soft.
Pm. March Q; seen BY appt. TIE.
PIY%ooD BOAT, 12 IT. car t@op' in
rT new Se1d' SSeeaa.' used 3 times. sos. Cal
sTEELCRAFT SEDAN CRUISER. Of
IT.. completely equip; many extras;
practically new; S6.S00. SH. 2025
ROW BOAT. IL IT,. for sale, with
lane, coissvills. NatP Nd. Ev. E.O 4cSsPSs8I 4GSSsPbs8I
sS;ET. s:I,;I; CABIN CRUISER, fully
equip; Kermath motor. new 1915;
CAPTAIN Kirchner's Boat Yard'
Chalk, Point West RitefJ. SUNDAY
s2cssfaarSssFs.s ssifaa Sssss.' ssS.,ts s-0eagSl cabin cruise,
hunks, head. lockers, etc, o. ID
CrissCfaft motors an able Chesa-
Psake Bay boat, .e9lnpletely eduip.
sSS5 q e. fss Ssss Ssfs Il ssees ess fstsht t Saygg SSayYgg
dAEE- -lsigdED keel sleep. s4xsX8ni
tg6d hullj nearly new a h"tj' etiss
Eihej sails .-6ldi e6st ever 5000,
Best cash offer accepted nj, 89I6.
JOHNSON es .hp. model P,s6i ep.
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Evening star., 1952-03-01
AUToMoBlLEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 1899 2-dr.; +. and h.; very
good eond., inside and out. For de-
pendahle transp. at low cost this
= the n; car; 500 or best offer. cau
PONTIAC ~ conv.: new motor.
ssa = aas and fna e. ssgo ssB sssi.0 sssh HlSs M
PCNTiAC SO s-cyl. 2-dr,; excel
eond throughout; S295. WIN fi-
nance entire price. JU. s-5ss5.
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. sedan; new mo-
tor. tires, upholstery and seat COW,
srs; excel, mechanical condition;
PONTIAC '4s eight cylinder. station
wagon; in excel. cond.; only $4,000
MT; 81 900. TO. 6967. -
PONTIAC so de luxe Chieftain 2-dr.;
ease OF driving with Hydra-Matic:
sisnais; radio. heater. aa seat a.ece1Us. covers.
Price is only S1745. Easy terms.
PARKWAY FORD, MI. 0I85. 305I
u st. NV. Open evenings and Sun.
IPS ssIAc 40 chieftain 4-dr. "s'.;
A., other accessories: . 1-owner car
bank financing; S1.5a5. RON pom.
IlAtSc:;.aM IiAc; NC; 73Sn 7SGoo Wisconsin ays'
PONTIAC '4s convert. "s.; new vel.
low paint bett new psEousopt s9g csES t1sS:
Or fsrns @ only asfdHS sfiss. soa fasS' PoS. Es5Ss
T1AC. INC. 1890 Wisconsin ave.
sTU6ssskGk TTif6fsssi Gk iS9g is27 Land cruiser:
TAN MOTORS, ID $3.50; isGo Msis sisdsnsSaTs
sTUDEBAKER le4s club coupe; good
motor; heater; S395; S95 down;
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1900
Bladensburg I'd. So
IsTUDEBAKER 1851 comman nder con.
yye5ti6le; yyGaa s automatic shift. radio;
merly owned by factory ofacial;
beautiful .nile-green finish. nylon
top. car absolutely same as brand
new in every way. Must re ses n
M0ToRS 0 seSo SOLO Wisconsin ave. ".
STGDEBAKER Champion 4-door; for
supreme enjoyment; you can't beat
this, Priced at only S695; radio and
heater. PARKWAY FORD. MI. 01S5,
SOD M st. NV. Open evenings and
sTUDEBAKER late 40 Champion f.
clean Interior; 81 $ir,lSoi. jo. ' s-o4s33.. Hp1s3.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 2-dr. chamnion;
gray, heater and cd: 81 ,105, TOWN
& COUNTRY MOTORS. 1896 wis.
ave. OR 0100. Open ewes. til 10.
wILLYs 40 Jeepsters, . to choose
Cd: 81 .0S5. TowN AND HseiSf CoiuNTTRsYS ny
MOTORS, 6336 Wis. ave, OR. OlOO
Open ewes. til 10. -
WILLYS 1947 station wagon; good
paint and running condition. $T45,
sTssI SLIGO IN MoToRs' T{g INC ju. 1850;
VIII Willy rs 5jfEEGff 11,s4s, 4.whs.l R drive;
s0qGgdd tires; sssn. nsE @.,1sgg; 1tog;; coed OCnd:
wIiLYs fS47 station wagon: iisw
paint and motor overhaul, oyerdrive:
sreelient cSonSdiition' SnSi $3.50. No dsal-
STOCK CAR. S275, and Buick. $500.
tor b'tr,. 'als ssk Sall fSI cESStYp' Yp0S4' . !. .
AJsT1Ns. ALI MopEEs.
AhlsS hs,ts fssjt i iS5 iss:: =: 5st:l'ns ns&K &sK SS
6QNVERTfBLEs AT AECo =.
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Evening star., 1952-03-01
AVIATION

AIRPLANE for sale. Twin-ensine
All instruments. Variable pitch pro-
pellers. Two 250-h.p Jacobs en-
Elnes. Less than 600 total hours.
$2,400. Fly away, Washington Air
port. Call ST. 4S1S or Ma. 1882.