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909 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
.. w GROOMS. 1889 EYE ST. NV.
BETHESDA, FOR RENT
Nov building ground-hoor space, 15x
45 it., plate-glass front; In 1900
block Of Wis. ave-; well adapted for
store. mems clothing. ladies' ap-
parel par, ware. beauty parlor or ofaces.
Jan, 1853. VIII also have addi-
hoor., See GEO. w. ROBERTSON.
tional once space available en- 2nd
7032 wis. ave WI 2ORH
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A DEALER FROM N. C
Paying big prices for 1886 to 1850
cars. 5S06 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 9S44
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

sIx-UNIT BRICK apt. nearly new,
income So. 400 w.; tenants pay ali
Htils.; $4,000. terms; RE. O4s3;
BAITIMoRE, s-unit apt. house. p Fri
vate apts. Individual gas and cleo
tGic s,iI meters; central; white; good
ne. tss' 4ssa. 81 800 RALPH SHIRLEY
CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Md. ave. A.
rms. kit. bath; 2 units, 3 rms,
KIT; bath each. Income So. 100. Low
maintenance and upkeep cost. Priced
nndsr S1s;0o0; Eyes, TIE, 2233:
a &. I; n.w.i GRAxATTE; AX. pTSs Real'Or' 1913 X
35I7 14th ST. NV. corner Park
wood pl. and 14th st.-1st CONNER
Tg sloo; ewes. Go. 1854. AVON
8 BRICK HOUSES, s.E.-oross rents.
81: 2:649,60: Price, S24. 900. GEORGE
n n.w.' soNNlES IA. ss5o' tsc'' e4s Indiana ave.
duplex apt. buildings; two 5-room
apis. in each bldg. Income 5000 mo mo.
low upkeep. A. real buy at S23, 600.
Three years old. Tenants furnish
%sd 0wa usiis; ndkss,.Iao Glose-iT Arlington; I'm
$4,000: eses.. KE. So s-s5Ss. Sss"NhN, rs "a
ArTENT1ooN osER2PoRSa Ro9nENa HOUSE
3.story row brick house; completely
furn,; 2 baths. 10 rms. plus bsmt.
Excel. roomine house area. suit.
white or colored. Vacant. For sale
by owner at price below market.
Mr. Mr. SELLS. ST. 514I; eyes,. RA.
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THIS is 1T
Three bedrms.. IN baths.
for $17.950. low cash pymt.
and assume GI and FILA loan.
Center entrance, lge. liv. rm..
din. rm. Kit. has folding
breakfast bar; also "a bath on
1st H.; 3 bedrmS. and nurs-
cry on End H.; full bSmt.. rec.
rm.; outside entrance; attrac-
tive grounds; fenced rear yd.;
many flowers shrubs. etc.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $50
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

38th AND r. I. AVE, Brentwood.
Md.-4-rm. suite in good business
locality: excellent for accountants,
manufacturer's representative, law
ately: reasonable rent. HY. O636.
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite
available. Immediately. Colorado
ASaiELiAsMLAE; ASSlaaiEi MA; SfS4i fiS@4MiEprArE1Y, 16Soo
50. It.. desirable 1st-f. once space.
Excellent location, ample free park
ing. Nearby Arlington; 81 50. #.
1924 X ST, N.w;ILge. ONCE for rent
800 sq. It. viii redecorate to suit
tenant. Good lease, reasonable rem
tals Call MR.. RozANsKY at Elk.
sss 10th ST. N.w.-2nd-nr. suite
consisting Of l large. rm. and 4
falIY d@eeorssed deco sepie1s Apply Ss'n LEG Seausa. n
BERNsTE1N & CO.. 14i5 K st. NV.
5000 900 COM. StSS, AVE. N.w.-Three large
rms, and recep; rm;. avail, for inn
ee sG ossap fess ren ioz Appls aSs'0 Leo SmsMS
BERNsTEIN T qT SA6S 4 co. 141s < st.
710 l4th ST N.W.-suite consisting
O4 laIBG Anu. SHau Im. IN
dwntyn; eley.. once bldg. al serv-
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO..
45ifi RhoDE isi Isl ISLAND Ms AVE-, So Hyatts.
vile, Md.-Approx. 1000 So. IT,.
tories; asphalt tile frs. floor Iights.
heat and electricity furnished: reas.
LEG N. BERNsTEEiN d CO.. 1zi5
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
l2-story ONCE bldg: 1346 Conn.
ave. NV. ofiices available. AID. 5000.
1917 18th ST. N.W.-Three-r suite
on 1st f.: ideal for insur. agency,
union or NATL. assoc. Also several
single of1ces. lmmed. occup. Reas.
aSth @ AND Nd < srs: NV, 1900 50. It.
,,N Rsas; Sr rent; s, EA 1920; ..,d,.;o;2.. .2
with all facilities: $275 mo. MIR.
CHASE, ST. 1776. .
MEDICAL OFFICE, occupied years
by 2 physicians. 2nd-fioor suite,
1913 10th st. NV. Call no. 535S
PRIVATE SoSFsfIcE or desk space for
rent. With or without secretarial
service. Excellent location. very
contractor. -200s Rhode Island ave,
ne, co. $3.50. Rents for $40
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Commercial Bank Bldg,
FARMS

ssgR4gr stetsg GAEA%1G sEEo4s%G sFAFEREEE FEE z7,sll
Woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
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Professional bldg. corner Gallatir
and Baltimore ave-: air-conditionet
offices available: reasonable rent
1000 50. #. or any part thereof
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 1917 7th
st NV. ST S4S4. B
CHEVY CHASE. near Woodward's-
Modern offices to be constructed
CARL q. iSos iRos1NsKisiI iasisIts CO... T Ma. 1854
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VIM. r. HUGHES
AP. 1400 Until 8 PM.
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

CHERRYDALE-Sm but attractive
home in excellent condition. in this
convenient neighborhood. Entrance
hall, living room, kitchen with din
ing space on 1st floor; . bedrooms
and bath on 2nd floor; full base
ment with bath: garage. Price,
$l3.950. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
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COLUMBIA PINES-AII-brick 3
bedrm. rambler; approx. u acre,
well wooded. Firepl., sep. dining
area; full bright bsmt.; GE kit. has
DISPOSAL. dishwasher, Bendix andI
breakfast bar; Aft. storage attic;
all utils. Mr.. bus, shops and schools
$16.950. $4,000 down, CROWN
REAITX IL onnA
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WANTED
S1,OOO,O0O

Worth Of clean late-model cars. We
have one Of the largest retail
wholesale outlets in the city Con-
tact US before you sell or trade
We pay of balances anywhere in
the country and nay the cash diff
ference All title details taken care
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July IA Rl.-tUsDA)---
but mostly 225 cents higher; most shoice
1sS-s2S 81. pogna! s!.. b1sshsTs' tiSa 90
ssS:s5o pound. q; i;sS-as 50: :sso;ssd
pound and less, 17.50-19, 90; few choice
under 800 pound to 1875; most 4G0- 500
pound. 16.50-17 .65; few heavier weights
down to around 1880 and below; early
saiabie cattle 1000: salable calves 400
to 25 cents higher, spots so cents higher;
vealers strong to 100 higher; few loads
prime. LOOT $50 pound steers. 35. SO.
1928; bulk choice to low prime steers
steer, Ve,shine up to 1900 pound and
choice steers 2s.06-s1; so; most utility
and commercial grades. 23,0Q-28.0 90
choice and prime heifers, 32.5o-35 30
commercial and good gradeS, 2600-31 so;
most utility and commercial cows, 90. 90
$500; Gamers and cutters. 1600-l l9, so;
utility and commercial bulls. 25O0-2S. SO:
commercial to prime vealers, 26.00-33 90
Salable sheep. 1,500; all classes fully
steady; choice to prime spring lambs
topped at 5000; bulk. 9O0-3O 90; cid.
crop lambs and yearlings predominatet
at 81 .50-24 90 with replacement Kinds ri
I7,00-1S.00; slaughter ewes strong al
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Business Briefs
Rayon-Acetate Producers shipped

Rayon-A Acetate Producers shipped
103, 800. 900 pounds in June-an in
crease of 1870 over the 81, zoe, 900
pounded shipped in the previous
month. Shipments in the first half
Of. the year totaled SIG, 400. 900
pounds or 20% below the like Pc
Iriod of 195l.-Textile Economics
Bureau.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. dis
CLOSED plans for $32 million ex-
pansion program at its South
Philadelphia works. The program
will increase production of marine
propulsion units of all sizes and
utility turbines.
Lehman Corp, investment con-
Germ, reported net asset value of
its capital stock reached a new
year-end high of $71.57 a share
on June 80. This compared with
$1,000 a year earlier. Total net
asset value on June 80 was $148,-
|614.827.
Columbia Broadcasting Sys. an
|nounced Richard s. Salant will
join CHS as vice president and
general executive on July 81.
San Manuel Copper Corp. of
Arizona received an RFC loan of
l$94 million to produce defense
needed copper and molybdenum.
j.. C. Penney Co. June sales
totaled $50, 3,448, 1872, down 3.71 from
1851; for 6 months $444, ,446 ,507,
up 1920 from 1851. There were
,623 stores in the chain in June
compared with 1913 a year ago
Champion Paper and Fibre Co.
in year ended March 81 earned
SO, 1861 or $4.30 a share VS.. $10.-
590.800 or $3.50 in 1851.
Revere Racing Assn. In year
ended April 80 earned $773, ,622 or
so cents a share VS.. $3.50 800 or
65 cents in 1851.
Transue & Williams Stl. Forg.
in 6 months ended June 80 earned
$254.927 or $1.71 a share VS.. $36l,-
387 or $2.42 in 1851 period.
BIG Foods, Inc. in "a weeks
ended June 80 earned $77, 7,601 or
Sc cents share VS.. $70,773 or 81
cents in 1851 period.
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Stock Prices Buoyanf
AS Trading Expands;
Advances Run 10 81
BY The As.oeio,.d Pres.

NEW YORK. July IA buoy
ant tone was maintained TODAY
by the stock market in spite OF
the hitch in steel peace negotia-
ltions.
Gains ran from fractions to
around a point while losses were
fractional and scattered.
Steels, motors and railroads were
the most prominent on the upside
with some help from non-ferrous
metals and rubbers.
Volume was at a good rate, con-
siderably in excess of Fridays
l ,040, 900 shares.
Higher stocks included Bethle-
hem Steel, Chrysler, Santa Fe,
Goodyear, Anaconda Copper. j. I,
Case, Westinghouse Electric and
Atlantic Refining.
Magma Copper was I'D strongly
after the announcement that the
RFC in Washington had approved
IA $94 million loan for San Manuel
Copper Corp. wholly owned SUBJ
sidiary of Magma. for development
OF Arizona mining properties.
Corporate bonds were quietly
steady. Governments in the over
tne-counter-market also were
steady.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. July IA 6P,.-Butter, tr.
regular. Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
. Creamery, higher than 90 score fAAj
71s; 3ds; t9o.s 80 score ts). fresh, 7o74: So score
Cheese, steady, Wholesale sales, Amer.
ican cheese whole milk; cheddars fresh.
daisies fresh, 1916; single daises cured.
49-o6; young Americas fresh 43-46:
young Americas fresh, 1876: youne
Americas cured, .49-56: flats fresh. 44-47;
flats cured. 50-57; mideets fresh. 44-47::
4 4lH-45h,, domestic Swiss tsingle tubs !,
erade a, 55-5S; grade ''B", $3.50
Eggs, arm. New York spot quotations
low: Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy
heavyWeights 81. extra 1 large, 4g-5G:
extra | medium. so; pullets. 43-44h;
standards large. ~: current receipts. re-.
handled, Al; dirties. 3Sh; checks 35.
whites: Fancy heavyweights, 5ala, extra
| large, 5l-52; extra l medium. 80
Browns: Fancy heavyweights, 60-6I; ex-
ira large, 81 -53; extra ] medium. -
Nearby Whites: Extra fancy heavy
mediums 50; puliets, 45: peewees, 25-ss
Browns: Extra fancy heavyweiglits. so:
mediums, 90; pullets. As; peewees. 1894.
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clio Fears Recession
It Profits Stay High
by the Associoied Press


The CIO believes an economic
recession is likely In 1858 and
1854 unless something is done tc
head it of.
Among other things, it recon-
mended in the current issue of
Economic Outlook that business
lower its profits to help stimulate
sales.
The article said If consumer
spending does not rise enough to
make up for the leveling of Of de-
fenSe spending and the. drop in
building Of new plants and equip
ment, production and employment
will fall OF. i
There is no widespread back
log of pent-up consumer demand
now as there was after World
War u" the CIO said. "Consum-
ers do not have any substantial
liquid savings as they did on
W day"
1t said business shows no indi-
cation OF cutting prices and
profits. and Congress "has shown
q disregard for price control de-
spite the possibility of pressure
on prices"
1t said it has found that the
buying power of per capita per-
sonal income, after taxes, has
failed to keep up with the rise in
output Of goods and services avail
able to the civilian economy
something 1T called "a sign of
danger"
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, July IA N-Reports OF
heavy -four business doomed wheat fu-
lures today and prices were about a cent
Q bushel higher in early dealings.
The -four business Offset the bearish
Influence of wheat receipts Of 1,129 cars,
quite heavy and considered the probable
peak of the current movement.
Corn was weak due to favorable crop
weather. Oats dipped q bit on some hedge
selling. Soybeans held fairly steady in
featureless trade.
Near the end Of the FIRST hour, wheat
vioms finish. July Sa.aSis: corn A was as h.ss
lower, Jnly 81 %, and oats were X IA
of July 7SH. Soybeans were "a cent up
to u cent down. July $3.2S. and lard was
UNCHANGED to five cents q hundred pounds
higher. July S11 80.
Millers had been expecting q heavier
-four business. Some of the larger bakers
are expected to have exhausted their sup
plies before ne end of the month. Some
mill buying was indicated in Saturdays $
pickup in wheat export demand also
IS expected. Germany is understood to be
inuutring for purchase of about rs mil
lion bushels.
Scattered showers are falling or are
who took weekend drives through the
corn belt In this area received frst-hand
knowledge Of the excellent crop.
Traders continue to express concern
over damage To the oats crop due to high
temperatures. The damage would be to
the quality of the crop
Offsetting these damage reports. how
ever. are fears of larger movement of
Canadian oats into this country.
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New u. 5. Bond Sales
Rise, but Lag Behind
Cash-ins Of Old Issues
By the Associated Press

Savings bond buying has picked
up since the Government put it's
higher interest bond on sale May
4. But new purchases haven't yet
caught up with total cash-ins.
Treasury officials today reported
purchases of $543.1 million worth
of the new-type E bond and its
new companion. the H bond, dur
ing May and June.
In the same months last year,
purchases Of the old type E bond
which automatically gets the
same. more attractive rates as
the new type-came to $490.S
million.
LagS Behind Cash -ins.
The $543.1 million in May and
June purchases of E and H bonds
compares with total E-bond cash.
|ins of $690.7 million for those
months. However. this was less
than the $3.50 million In May and
June. 1851. Taking premature
|cash-ins alone. the 1852 total was
only $55l.9 million against $629.l
million in 1851.
The new E bond bears 3 per cent
interest when held for ga years,
The old one bore 2.9 per cent when
held to its full term of 10 years.
or did before the new bonds fea.
lures were applied automatically to
the old ones.
Interest Paid by Check.
The B bond went on sale for the
first time last month. Where in
terest earned by an E bond each
six months simply accumulates
and is added to the value of the
bond when cashed in, the interest
earned by an H bond each six
months is paid to the owner by
check, and the bonds value stays
the same.
There's another difference: e
bonds still sell for as little as
$18.75 for a bond that will be
worth $25 on maturity; the
smallest size H bond is $500.
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Summary Of Deposits
Shows S37 Million
Drop in 6 Months
By DonoId B. HodIey

Deposits of 10 Washington
banks and trust companies de-
clined $37 million in the first six
months Of this year, but at mid
year remained $76 million above a
year earlier.
A summary of the June 80 bank
call from j. Russell Bolton, audi
tor Of the National Savings g.
Trust Co.. showed a further de-
cline of $15.198.31O in the second
quarter. .
After setting an all-time peak
of $1,258,415,664 at the end of
1851, deposits dropped s2l, $40. .S88
in the first quarter. The latest
total of $1,221.376,465 compared,
with $l,l45.028.116 on June 30,
1851.
Two Counter Trend,
The Bank of Commerce & Saw
ingS and the Industrial Bank were
the only institutions to run
counter to the trend with in
creases in bot hthe first and sec
ond quarters this year.
June 80 totals are compared
below with those for March 31l
this year:
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year earlier. Holdings of Federal
obligations amounteds to $7O,367,-
673, a gain of $4, 4,3O7 400 from the
same 1851 date and cash and due
from banks totaling $24,4O6. .l78
was $238,518 below year earlier.
Capital funds of $5,1I2,830 were
$9l 1898 above three months
earlier. up $108,155 since the end
OF 1851 and $80,388 above June
80, 1851.
AS previously reported deposits
OF $1O6,540.l18 were down $685.
lib in the three months, but ST.
l1l,SSo above December 81 and
$4.957,042 above a year earlier.
Assets OF $1l1.782,466 were down
81. 689,879 in the three months. up
$1,l24,204 since the end of 1851
and $5,054.506 above a year
earlier.
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uourU SAIo1 - eno 4IohnARA
i1:00 am. 400 900 1890 noon Aso 600
l:00 Pm. 16o 600 300 pm. 600 600
tUnit Of tIading 10 shares. en- bank.
xuptcy or receiverShiD of being reofeaniEed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed b. such companies. Rates Of DIVE
dends IN the toresoins tables are annual
aisoursemente based on the last quarterly
wise noted special Or extra dividends ~
not ircluded- cid Called. Ex dividend.
r = rtghts. 9 Also extra or extras 5 Piuii
Slared Or paid % far this year. fPayabie
Y 1sr ssocs estimated cash value on e. divi.
8 psid sitsr STOCK divsasS6 o. HsiHi,eesSs spiie.nps
+ Declared % PAD this year. a accumS.
!asive issue With dividends % arrearA
taken q last diyidend messins rDeciSfe3
al!dsaS q sasd alsld.nsaa aus isSs. sss.
n2!e m :ss0ck exact cash value un0et0r.
WA0I0 0D8I0TDI1Un mDNm
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July IA OP.---Foreign ex.
change rates follow tGreat Britain In dol.
lars others in centst.---
Canadian Collar in New York open
market 2is per cent premium or 1O2. So Va
United States cents up !. Of q cent.
Europe-Great Britain (pound), So. .79,s.
up Il Of cent; Great Britain 3O-day
Brisafn eoday % futures ). Sa77s 81 sehsi Up leo e.
cent; Great Britain 90-day futures
S2;56l!. up !: of q cent; Belgium franc.
Of a C cent. uncha nsed: Holland " 1Guilder'. der
26.36. unchanged; Italy Hira), 1914 OF O
cent. unchanged; Portugal (Escudo), $50.
unchanged; Sweden lKrona), 1885. un-
changed; Switzerland Franc), (free),
1923. of .02 of q cent.
Latin America-Argentina 0reel, 7.o5.
unchansed; Brazil tfree), $50 unchangedI
Mexico / 81. UNCHANGED. Venezuela tBoli-
varl. 3O03. unchanged
Far East-Hons Kong dollar 1880, un.
changed.
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dent of the chapter, will head the
educational committee, while
Wilmer j. Walter, jr., of Hamilton
National, second vice president,
will head the program committee.
The finance and past presidents
committees will be headed by
Ralph H. Mittendorff, American
Security & Trust, immediate past
president.
Other committee chairmen fol-
low:
Archives. William G. Norris. Suburban
ton: audit. Earl W. Leach. American Sc
curity; BANQUET. Samuel c. Redman Lin
coin National: debate, James MeCagley'
vice chairman. Riggs National.
Also: Dollars and sense. Louis Rowe,
chairman, Anacostia National Clayton E.
Doing, vice chairman, American Security;
Washington Loan; forum and seminar, A.
house. Ross L. Totten. Washington Loan;
membership. Clayton E. Doing, American
Security; public spea%king. % John May; & Riggs
fi fiOrinda F. ssriesO. National Savings.
Crab Feast Scheduled.
Ourisman Chevrolet Co. will be
host to friends and employees at a
crab feast tomorrow night on the
roof of it's offices at 610
H. street NE.
Judges of the District and
Municipal Courts and the Dis
trict Commissioners will bel
honored guests.
The event will start at Z pm.
Refrigeration Men to Meet.
The next meeting Of the Re-
frigeration Trade Association of
Washington will be held at 8 pm.
Thursday evening. July II, at the
Ambassador Hotel.
Agenda for the meeting includes
discussion of eligibility for MEM |
bership, election of Board Of Di-
rectors and a preyiew of ideas for
the coming educational program.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Market Ayeyoqes
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July IA A,.-Cotton fu-
dealings today. While trade buyfns and
short covering were fairly extensive.
prices made little headway on the up
lside IN the face Of persistent, Hauida-
tinn and some hedging. The reactionary
tone was attributed to the influence Of
liquidation In old crop July, beneficial
hesiiancy over the possibility Of a
favorable turn in the Korean situation.
Traders awaited with some interest the
tion and other statistics which will be
released on Wednesday.
Noon prices we're 40 to rs 2 bale lover
October, 1888, and December, ]8.2s.
Evening star., 1952-07-14


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Goodrich2a4 2a4s65 %
ICCSL Is 63A- 1o936
iCCSL 41as 63- los
MKT IS 90 A. 97lh
MKT I'd 5s67 a.
Mo-Pac 50 a p 1o23k
Mo-Pac So 81 I 1o2ih
lMo-Pac 10 IS 1o6lk
lMor&E3 lss20Oo Seh6
Nat Dairy IS 20 1o2
N y q p - O3-. 62lh
IN Y c S. 2O13-. rs
NYC4 1as20l3A. 50
NYNHin4Hss2 Soh
NoPac 5s2047C- 1o4
Pac G&E3sssS6 1924
Pac GEE IS 20 1oolh
PennRR 4has66 1oolh
|Peo&E inc 4s 90 5olh
|Reyn Tob 3s 7S- 99z6
90 Pac 4hs 81 1oo5s
SoPac4 1asOr77 1o2
So Pac cv $500 154iA
Tex Cp So 66 1o2N
Tex&NO33ss90- o5M
Tap 31ss s. -1o41S
chird Ave $3.50 l6N
Third Ave - 90 52z6
Ono OCalcv3 M72 1oe3k
Vanad 31as 65 11456
Vanad31a66cld 1o9iz
Va E&P 3assS1- 1904
Va Ry IS 95 -. e3%
W sh - 1851 61la
W Sh A 230l r Soiz
Evening star., 1952-07-14

O1 ccueTa Sc
IcuritieS roS e
I$2,739,339 but
cash and due
from banks de-
Iclined $2,454,-
499.
The mid-year
statement from
President Bar
mum L. Cotton
listed loans and
d ! 81 o UNITS on
June 80 of $15,-
769. 1856. an in
crease of ST.,
0Q2 2Q1 fror
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the c o m l n g
year.
Herbert D.
Lawson, vice
president of the
National M e t.
ropolitan Bank
a n a pas t
president of the
chapter, W i'll
head the i'm
portant adviso-
ry committee.
William H.
Smith of Riggs
National Bank,
Evening star., 1952-07-14

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C&NW 4hs 90. 6oiz
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Evening star., 1952-07-14
Bank Of Washington
Increases Loans, but
Cash Items Decline :

Loans and discounts of the Ma
tional Bank Of Washington in
creased $810,419 in the first. six
months of this year, and holdings
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. July IA R-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
dealers on the exchange for July III 4
Purchases Of 11S.41O shares on 4, I24
orders: sales of 9S.7S6 shares on :3,42SI
orders including 4O5 shares sold short
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Metal Quotutions

NEW YORK July 14---LP.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, .24ls
16 cents pound. New York. Zinc, Is
cents pound. East st. Louis. Tin. 81. .2Ih
q pound. New York. At Pittsburgh scrap
Evening star., 1952-07-14
tal - 81 a.1 ,376,465 S1.236,574.7
ALB Chairmen Appointed.

Lloyd S. Carey, president of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute Of Banking. today an
nounced committee chairman for
Evening star., 1952-07-14
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES ONT 2 sElECTED lssURs
lFnrnlaheA hH thu Aaa0cinfNA Rreaa
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Eouitry Quotations.
Poultry-Too few sales to quote prices

Elour--Receipts. 4.543 1OO-pound sacks.
- Wheat-Receipts, 1850 bushels; ship
No; red winter sariicky; spot, domestic.
l.gs; July; Pc: No; leg.
ments, none; stocks. 5lS.6sO bushels.
OatS--Receipts, 10000 bushels; shin
ments; none: stocks, 6.404 bushels.
none: stocks. .93. sci bushels
Rye-Receipts none; shipments, none;
stocks. 13S.595 bushels.
SoybeanS-Receipts none: shfDmeuts
none: stocks. 236. 037 bushels.
Millfeed-Recetpts, 206 tons.
Evening star., 1952-07-14
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July II aB.-- Dividends
Initial.
Pe- Stk Of Pay
Rate. riod. record able
Citizens Utu ---- 1Sc 81 500
Evening star., 1952-07-14

Correct-Attest:
BRUCE BAIRD
SCOTT B. APPLEBY
MONTGOMERY BLAIR. jr.
ERNEST w. GREENE
CHAS. CONARD
CLARENCE DODGE
A. w. HOWARD
L. CORRIN STRONG
L. r. BREUNTNGER K