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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO SO VS. sedan; radio
heater. automatic transmission
power brakes; very clean. low
mileage. one-owner car; worth
while guarantee: sale price. $1,745
outh GEM. s-47Os). $500 Wiscon
DE soTo 1859 Custom "Firedome'
VS. 4-dr.; like brand-new; neve
damaged; fully equip. with all Gus
tom extras; cost over $4,000; sellini
for only S1.795; 30-day guar. /!
min. from Wash, BROAD STREE
MoToRsi MOT R Pc "F9rd in Falls 8 Shurch, q
DoDGE 1e4s four-door sedan: oris
owner; new-car condition; low mile
age. Call OIL. 2-3SO2. 30
DODGE 1948 2-dr.; very clean; on
owner; always given finest care
f9dm GRS $SsS %ssG ssSsZ 8Rozp sgaE gFhrhT %o HD
1001 ". Broad st. JE. s-5ioo
DODGE 1859 coronet club coupe
company oficial car, with 2-ton,
Pans siTSam rsSa Cushions PsaE fnst
glass. Fendix. etc. A marvellous buy
Listed at S2,S01: sale price. So. 1876
LEO LEO RoCcA, NC 430l Conn; aye aye
car needs is some body work by {
sfHGER sfaez sarefnsST SaESRoGEF GR 9o CO. ssvs1
Corners. Falls Church, Va, JE
DODGE 1853 coronet 4-dr. sedan
company official car: 2-tone paint
airfoam cushions. Gyromatic trans
mission mission radio heater at tinted tied glass glass
$S.i95'' LEO RocCA, INC, 45O1
DODGE DODGE 1858 1853 coronet Diplomat: com
pany official car, with. Gyrotorqu'
transmission. tinted glass. 2-tont
paint; completely equipped, incl
radio. and heater: a beautiful ca ca
sale priced 81. .295. LEO RoccA
INC. 4301 Conn. ave.
DODGE 1852 4-dr.; Gyromatic drive
/ owner, low mileage; only 81, ,395
TRADE and terms: oTHo WILLIAMS
DODGE As sedan; blue; Wv. tires
low mileage; $625. LA. 6-3415.
DODGE '52 Coronet club coupe; Gy'
romatic drive, tinted glass, heater
and defroster. backup lights. sigma
dsaant shts isoW Rsa~t drl gray ohg RiSh fa5
RON PONTIAC, INC, 1920 Wiscon.
sin ave-. OIL. $4,000.
DODGE 1887 4-dr.; good running
condition; passed D. c; inspection
dependable transp. $3.50. RA
DODGE 1850 coronet 4-dr.; Gyro.
matte drive: fully equipped: clear
throughout; $3.50 or best offer
LU. 4-5636. rs
DODGE '46 sedan; good eond.; S295
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3O10 r.
ave. ne. DE. 2-63O2.
DODGE AZ convertible; runs fine
surprising value; S295. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave. n,e.' DE
DODGE 1862; fully equipped: on
owner; Sl,495. FOLLIN'S PACK
ARD SERVICE, College Park, Md
UN. 4-1500. 20
DODGE 53 Coronet VS. club coupe
2-tone. Gyro-torque. r., h, tin
glass. Wv. tires; low mi; like new
Pvt owner. must sell; $500 OF neV
price. EN-. 3-9203. -29
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC '49 pickup; low mileage; ex
cepttonally clean; a real bargain q
$685.. KENYON-PECK CHEVROLET
3taoodF 39Sh9 f. dIye Myer I'd dr., Arl, va. ia
LOWBOYs 81; one so-ton ' tanden
TRIAL MoToR CO, Sso4 .Jeff ea 6sv; HsN
hwy Arl. OF. 1880. oV. $500
FORD. 1947 van; left. new, moyin
ing ing, var van body. has been gone owe
IS a steal at $3.50 10, . s"3aa6 ID, tel
CHEW. 80 de luxe 1S-ton panei
newly painted: excel. cond.; Ioy
mileage; best truck buy in Wash
lngt2n: $500. 1921 L st. NV. -,
FORD 1888 pickup; newly painted
motor in good cond. AP. 7-9155
CHEVROLET 1e4e Delivery IS truck
panel panel. bS0,diyy; S,9iy; 1A-ton. rear dua
sRRKf RaGRs o$%NER $S5d aras pI; $500: $500: OS5nA0ls
OF; 4-7520. oV. 3-i5oo. "':' Ati
PICKUP, Willys, 1913; a real beauty,
only S495. CENTRAL MOTOR CO
SV Sstf' D payis yGo hwy" Arl.. OF. 4-752o
Saot Io-LL. oouy' c.o.e.; per-
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. 2so4 0Jef Jeff
paws hwy" Arl.. OF. 4-7520. OV
TRACTOR, Ford. F-s. 1850; e-speed
axe Sl., 9th wheel, complete with
S9MTp SaaS1e tanks; ] buy; only 81 ,495
Davis hwy. Arl.. OF. 1850. oV
DUMP, Ford. '4s, F-s; e-speed .x,.
MOTOR CO. 2804 Jeff. Davis hwy. IVY.
parrI;; ArI;; OF; 1920, Ov. 3-15OO.
FihSnAGE insnecfaG DEL; DEL. Dodge. 1947; full,
CENTRAL MOTOR NOT r c.. e: casS asS4 sJss Jsf,
paws. 5r1S.o hwy. Arl., OF. 4-7520. oV
DUMP. Chevy, 1s4s; a-speed ,x,.
ready to GO; only $495. CENTRAL
SEDAN DEL. chev.. ia4ST;l STlPuEi runs per.
co. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl., OF
4-7520, OV. 3-l50O
beauty; only s6e5..' 'o5 cENTRsHfff al No. te,.
ATI1 AGR oT So' 4!2gsd 2S94 Jett 6T paws hwy.
DUMP. Federal. 1916: 4-yd. yo body
for itself in a few days; full price
only S225: CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
2SO4 Jeft. Davis hwy. Arl., or
n54dSG n54dG5 go, oy; 81 500,
DODGE 81 1a-ton pickup; r. and h.
rIlo nR orive;s low mileage; runs good
S195. WISSINGER CHEVROI E1
w. seven Corners, Falls Church
CHEVROLET 81 Ha-ton pickup; dar,
green queen; heater; tnt;as low mileage; one:
Va: inspected. 1896. WiSH WissiNc;EF Hns
CHEVROLET CO., Seven Corners
rails Church, Va. JE. 2-1I77
SIUDEBAKER 1852 1h-ton fiat bod,
truck; excel. cond.; make offer
ON. 4-6o56. -28
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

JAGUAR new 1854; s3.435. JACK
PRYs LTD. 14th and P SITS. In
JAGUAR 1859 xK-l2o hardtop
sports coupe; excellent condition.
Private owner. OIL. 4-lS46. --29
KAISER 40 sedan; r. and h. and
overdrive. A giveaway at $395.
MONROE FORD, 1887 East-West
hwy. Sill. Spg., Md. JU. 6-7S04.
Open evenings till 8.
KAISER 1852 Manhattan 4-dr.: r. and
h., duo range Hydra-Matic: owner:
immac. throughout; only Sl.595.
Terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
r. /. ave. at goth st. ne.
LA SALE '37 coupe; very good con.
dition; heater; serviceman going
overseas. $3.50 or best offer. ia.
LINCOLN '4a sedan; T.. h. over
arrive; very clean and mechanically
perfect; only S495. ROYAL MO-
TORS, INC, Your Chrysler-Plym.
outh Dealer, 4100 Ga. ave. NV.
ia. $4,000. II
LINCOLN SO Capri coupe: 2-tone:
all-elec. power brakes, Wv, tires;
CORNER MoToRs. Ari. blvd. at
GaVen Cornarc
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TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAMERs

TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILERS,
wanted for cash. We also sell and
rent them by the hour, day or week.
WO. 6-65SO. 1896 Wisconsin ave.
COLONIAL. l94s. 25 it.. aluminium;
excel. condition; sleeps 4. Price
reas; Call Cedar 3-3767. 30
SPECIAL SALE, Thanksgiving week
only, Sunday. Nov. %, through Sat-,
Nov. 2S (closed Thanksgiving Day)
1864 gift. Colonial with tub),
was $S,195. now S2,995. 1853 40
1t. Colonial e bedrms). was S5.575,
now So, 1895. 1853 33-ft. Alma C
bedrms.), was $4,375. now S3,995.
1852 .26-ft. Colonial. was $2,495,
now S2.250. 1852 23-ft. Nashua,
was S2,195, now S1.S95. 1851 26-
II. Trailette. was 2.496. now 81
$50. No trade-inS accepted on above
sale prices. SPRINGBANK TRAILER
SALES. l744 Richmond hwy, Alex
coEoNiAEA !Sq5tSi TRAILER. &C. IT,. mo model
must s iisSp's ss 5000 '9t FAX. ap apd paym.nts snSTs.
See at Baiieys Crossroads. JE.
VAGABoND TRAILER for sale; never
been on the road. fine condition.
1851 BoIEEss AERO ls-ft. de Yu luxe
aluminium travel trailer: S1.4S4.
Helper springs, electric brake con-
troll and awning incl. so. S-7779.
TRIUMPH 1851 Thunderbird; fully
equipped; excellent transp. 10.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
HOUSE TRAILER
Auction for Individuals

II you are in the market for q good
used house trailer it will pay you
to visit Coles on or before Nov. 2S,
1888. We believe that this will be
the drst time that you have had an
opportunity to bid on mobile
home or house trailer at an auction.
They Will be sold to the highest
bidder. Some of the trailerS that
will be sold at the auction have all
modern convenienceS. They can be
purchased for cash or ifsa purchaser
has q good credit rating he may
purchase one with q full u down.
II you are in a position to own
trailer and not in q position to pay
cash or a full "a down you are
qualified to bid on these trailers and
put a substantial deposit to hold
the trailer for 30 days. This auction
will take place at Coles Auto
Auction and Trailer Co. on Sat,
Nov. .2S, 1858. at IL am. Indi-
tiduals or dealers that have trailers
for sale are invited to bring them
to the auction. For further infor-
nation or reservations call Laurel
s22 or Elkridge SS7. COLES
located on, the Washington and
mi. south of Baltimore and 4 mi.
north Of Laurel. Md. Some Of the
traflefs are now on display for your
inspection.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
BOATS

EvINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
boats: factory representatives; used
motors and parts. rentals. service
and parts for all makes fishing
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
MOTOR, Firestone. outboard, 7h-h.p.,
erected on stand. forward and re-
verse gear; used 5 hours. S11O.
Call eyes. II: 7c34S4.. -29
8SROLLING FOR ROCK, trout. CheSa-
Qeak2 Bay, Herring Bay, Sharps
GooSes. ReServ., call CAPT. KING,
7-4192 evenings.
RIFT. CABIN CRUISER; Grey Fall
Z 81 200. CAN after 5 pm, JE.
"a 1904. -27
WOLVERINE. Aft. de luxe run
about, used "a seasons. 81 Mer-
curry Super Hurricane motor. re-
mote control. heavy duty and stock
wheels. Sac. going overseas. JE. 2
1921. 30
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

93,925 End TRUST, payable $50 a
mo-. 1471 Monroe ST.. NV; $3.50
2nd q trust PAX payS1e }er $Ss 20 4o6 mO E 4S1s Is
2717 or DI. 7-0713. 20
SECOND TRUST, $1,000; payable
$50 per mo-, 69s, Excellent white
maker; only $1,000. SO. 5-4753.
SECOND TRUST. Se,e5o; payable
S57 per mo-; $4,000. Also S5,950;
b-yr. note; 300 discount. Ii. A.
1900. 20
SEVERAL 2nd TRUST NOTES, from
81 900 to $4,000, good discounts
JOHN w. MULROY, JE. 2-S322;
ewes, JE. 2-9379.
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TRAILERs Cont

LATE 's2 ROYCRAFT; 2 bedrms.
outright bargain at $1,000. below
list. better if cash; Al condition
PFISTER TRAILER PARK, Lot 80
Laurel, Md. Phone 1077-J. 29'
condition with extra rm. and porch
Sacrifice, leaving town. $500. so
S-S079. --2S
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AUToMoTIVE A MISC.
TRAILERS

AM DISMANTLING 1912 Buick 4-dr.
special; peri. motor, tranSm, radia-
tor, etc. Fair prices. RE. 1896
2S'
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AVIATION

SWIFT. S5. low time, always hang
cred, contr. prop, other extras. Re-
license due. MR.. HILL. Ii. $1,000.
Ext. 63148. or TIE. 6-61S6. --27 e
Evening star., 1953-11-27
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-we
will buy second-truSt notes. D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va: reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP" 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST Has 92S1' AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. NE. S-2495.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates: 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE.
INC. 1115 Eve st. NV. MA. S-646S.
End TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
-2100 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 2-330O.
End and 3rd TRUSTS
Cash available; quick action. Call
AID. 4-0531; ewes. KE., 7-103S.
$1,000,000 AVAILABLE
Generous loans made against 2nd
trust loans. No amortization for one
year. Call JOHN J, BROWN after
8 PM. AP. 7-74S1. 30
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MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAL,

l946 INDIAN Chief: excellent con-
dition. 4719 Macarthur blvd, EN-
Evening star., 1953-11-27

SPECIAL
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Reg. Sale
Price Price
Horsehide jackets - $685. $29.95
Horsehide jackets - 30.95 1886
Gloves Qined) ---- 4.45 $50
Engineer boots IA. .95 11.95
1851 BSA Golden Flash $3.50
1852 Triumph Thunderbird = S675
BLALOCK CYCLE CO., INC, S1l7
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md, JU.
9-605O. Open till 8 pm. Friday and
Monday. -28
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
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GARAGES
GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

4Atx1\NcO
Masonry and concrete, overhead
doors. East side 6400 block 18th st
JEROME BRODIE, OIL. 10000. pa
Evening star., 1953-11-27

TRIUMPH 1851 Thunderbird; fun
eQuipped; excellent transp. &c
3-542S -02
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Churchill Ends Rest,
Sails for England
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Win-
ston Churchill bundled together
his papers, his paints and his
family today and boarded the
liner Queen Mary for England
after q West Indies vacation.
The British Prime Minister,
looking fit and rested. told news
men on the gangway:
"We had a very good journey
and passed a pleasant fortnight
lin the sunshine a little rest, a
little change"
Then smiling irnpishly, Mr..
Churchill added:
THANK you very much for al
lowing me to inform you Of these
important facts"
Accompanied by Mrs. Churc-
i'll. their daughter, Mrs. Chris
topher Soames, and Son-in-law,
Capt. Soames, the Prime Min
lister landed at Idlewild Airport
about an hour earlier.
During his two-week vaca-
ton in Jamaica Mr.. Churchill all
but finished three paintings-two
landscapes and one seaScape.
But in the cold gray dawn of
New York harbor the Prime Min
lister was in no mood to discuss
art or politics. He was pleas
ant-but firmly intent on getting
aboard the Queen Mary for
breakfast.
Mr.. Churchill and his party
were met by the British AM
bassador to the United States,
Sir Roger Makins, and the Brit
ish Consul General in New York,
Sir Henry Hobson. when they
arrived at Idlewild Airport aboard
a British Overseas Airways Corp.
Constellation.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
National Savings Awarded
Honor on 86th Birthday

On the occasion of its 86th
anniversary. the National Saw
ings and Trust Co. yesterday
received a Treasury Citation for
outstanding support of the Saw
ings Bond program for the last
ten years.
President Bruce Baird received
the award from H. A. Beuer-
mann. District Savings Bond
Director.
Mr.. Beuermann said the trust
company was among the first
banks to install the payroll saw
ings plan for bond buying by
employees and has operated the
plan continuously since March
s. 1912.
He also recalled that National
Savings during the war dis
played large bond promotion
sign on the side of its building
and that the bank was active.
in every drive here.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Stock Prices Mixed
On Downward Trend
In Sluggish Market
BY the Assoeiased Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The
stock market idled through an
other dull session today. Prices
were mixed with a tendency to
drift lower.
Volume Jagged somewhat be-
hind yesterdays sluggish pace.
Steel shares tended to work
Iirregularly higher. . Motors, and
utilities were easier and the
other groups were mixed.
General Motors fell back frac-
Itionally after opening unchanged
on a block of 1900 shares. wall
street brokers said they doubted
If the sale by former GIN Presi-
dent Charles E. Wilson of his
5000 shares would have much
effect on the market. Although
that would represent q large
single offering, it amounts to
less than 1/1O of / per cent of
GINS S8 million shares outstand-
ing.
Texas Pacific Land Trust adj
yanced around 6 point today.
The issue had been a leading
gamer earlier this week follow
ing reports that a stock split
might be in. the offing. Missouri
Pacific preferred advanced around
a point. and United States Gyp-
sum was off about that much.
but there were few other price
changes Of more than fractions.
Republic Steel eased somewhat
from its early-trading rise of "a
but was still ahead. The COM
pany reported its 1852 earnings
were second best in its history
despite last summers two-month
steel strike, and said the Decem-
Der quarter was one of its best.
Higher were United States
Steel, Bethleh e m, Goodyear.
Woolworth, Boetng, Admiral
Corp, Kennecot. Dow Chemical.
Union Carbide. General Electric
Standard Oil (New Jersey and
Johns Manville.
Lower were Chrysler, Packard.
United Aircraft, Consolidated
Edison, United Gas, Allied Chem
lcal. Westinghouse, Southern
Railway. Gulf Oil and Warner
Bros.
Corporate bonds were steady
with selected rails in demand.
United States Treasury issues
were unchanged, foreign bonds
quiet.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

approximately 95 cents in capital
funds for each SO in deposits
"a ratio generally above the
national average" Mr.. Lawson
pointed out.
Gross income of the bank
reached $1.771,130 in 1852 VS..
Isl ,686. .245 in 1851, while expenses
totaled $1.387 500 VS.. 81, ,3O4, ,292.
Provision for taxes was $293, ,266
VS.. $210.225.
Assets of $57.531,OO4 at the
end of 1862 compared with $685.
98l .281 a year earlier.
Loans outstanding at the end
|of the year set a record Of $20.-
800. .423, which compared with
9,486.721 q year earlier and
|$9,546.4O6 10 years earlier. Loans
have increased for nine years in
"a row and in the last five years
have more than doubled.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Business Briefs
IOney i'm Circulation dec

Money in Circulation decreased
by $197 million in the week
ended Wednesday to a total of
$29, ,687. 100000. This represented
an increase of 81 ,345, ,000, 900 over
the same date last year.-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
Rail Freight Volume last week
amounted to 705,479 carloads, an
increase of 2.5 per cent from the
previous week but 5.6 per cent
below the comparable week in
1952.-Association of American
Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
reported in the week ended Mon
day aggregated 1929, 9,O78, 900,
compared with $548,827 900 the
week before and $309, ,273, 900 in
the corresponding week last year.
Engineering News-Record.
Calumet & HecIa, Inc, has
named Robert N. BayleSs, of
Winnetka, H.. director of man.
agement planning, and Edward
c. Ames, of Toledo. Ohio, direc-
tor Of employee and public rela-
tfOns. The metal producing and
fabricating company is planning
to establish It's general Offices in
Chicago.
Inspiration Consolidated Cop
per Co. appointed C. Sterling
Bunnell, vice president Of the
National City Bank Of New
York as q director.
Apex smelling Co. announced
formation Of the National Metal
lurgical Corp. to construct and
operate its pilot plant at
Springfield, Ore. American
Smelling & Refining Co. Of New
York has acquired a half in
terest ia the corporation, which
is expected to go into produc-
ton by June /.
sWoodIey Canadian Oil Co. and
two associates plan. to spend SO
million in Canadian oil explora-
ton and development this year.
Republic Steel Corp. reported
net earnings of $44, ,274,0 ,053 or
$T2l q common share in 1852,
vs.. $54. .92ts s54l Or 5000 the year
before. -
Best Foods, Inc, earned $2,-
076,22 or $1.38 a share in the
last half of 1852 VS.. 81, ,892, ,187 or
$1.26 in the 1851 half.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.
earned $2,604.146 or $1.l8 per
share outstanding in the six
months ended December 81 VS..
$3.971. 1.018 or $1.98.
Dawson Chemical Corp. earned
$8T9,000 or. 81 cents in the six
months ended December % VS..
$64T. 900 or 1sO1 on the shares
outstanding IN the 1851 period.
Diamond AIkali Co. earned
$5,46l 800 or $2.18 in 1852 VS..
$6.674. .297 or $2.95.
Food Fair Stores earned ST.
732.589 or $1.12 in the 80 weeks
ended December 26 VS.. $2,621, 1853
or SLOT.
Evening star., 1953-01-23

Robert e. hammond. formerly
assistant secretary, was pro-
NOTED to secretary.
William w. England, formerly
assistant secretary, was promoted
TO treasurer and William H.
Bergman was elected assistant
treasurer.
Mr.. Becker. the new chairman
Of the boards, also will assume
the duties Of general counsel of
the two companies.
Expert on Real Estate Law.
Mr.. Kane. a recognized au-
thortty on real estate law, has
served on the faculty of Colum-
bus University and is a lecturer
Tor the American Institute of
Banking and the American Saw
1ngS and Loan Institute.
A native of Washington. he is
q graduate of Gonzaga High
School, received his A. B. de-
gree from Holy Cross University
and his law degree from George
town University. He is a mem
Der OF the District Bar, John
Carroll Society, Columbia Coun-|
try Cub. Washington Real Estate
Board, American Title Associa-
ton and the Mortgage Bankers
Association.
He also is former Grand
Knight Of Carroll Council,
knight Of Columbus, a director
Of Merrick Boys Club, a vice
president and director of South
ern wholesalers and the Bank of
Commerce and Savings.
Bankers Honor PardOe.
w. HileS Pardoe has beenl
named general chairman for theI
annual convention of the Dis
trict Bankers Association at At
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. 23s-GE9. -UsDA)-
active, generally steady with Thursday's s
sssss1nesssa ss1essa 50 cents: lower; s most choice
ssal sH f. loads choice leO;220 lb. 1895
3s0-Sso q, .Iss00zis So a90-sso lb...
l7.50-1S.00; few small lots 169-170 h..
I7.35-19,00: most 325-560 H.. sows,
.0o-l7 :0O: few head upward to 800
salapIe Cattle. 1000; salable calves.
goo: slaughter steers and heifers NOM
inally steady at weeks sharp decline;
few sales holdoVer steers late Thursday,
additionally so cents or more lower but
fully 1.500 cattle. mainly steers, weigh
ing 1,100 ID. up grading choice and
below still In yards; most being held for
next Mondays market; utility and COM
mercial cows slow, about steady: can
nerS and cutters fully steady; bulls about
steady: yealers firm; small lot prime
light steers, 5000; few choice steers and
yearlings. %. .59-26.0O; commercial to
low choice. 1S.00-2S. 90: few sales COM
meEeiai to choice heifers. 16.0O-24. 90:
utility to low-commercial cows. 1880
1900; Gamers and cutters. IL 00-I376
utility and commercial bulls. 1850
1900; few good heavy bulls, IL. 90
1905 commercial to choice vealers,
2a.90-S2.00; Gull and utility, 12.00-
& sslahle .sheen. q. 600; msxkst not
established on any class.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. % R1.-Cotton fu.
lures experienced q brief rally in fore
noon dealings today on short covering
and professional buying. Gains extended
to about 75 cents q bale in nearby
m0nths. The upturn was short-lived,
however, with hedging and LIQUIDATION
brtngiug . partial recession.
The cotton crop harvest was reported
completed in New Mexico, about 90 per
cent finished In Arizona, and about 95
per cent over in California, according
to . leading spoE ffm.
Noon prices were 25 cents bale lover
to 20 cents higher than the previous
close. March, 32.80; Nay. S3.27 and
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO Jan. % W.--All wheat de.
iveries fell into new low ground since
trading in the various months started
on the Board Of Trade today. Other
cereals also moved down.
The market was of only fractionally
at the start. It failed to develop any
railying power, however; and a selling
prices down couple Of cents This
was followed by timid rally.
Wheat. at noon. was 1A-1s4 lower,
March, 2.2S: corn p to ! cent lower.
March. 7934; soyHeans 1s4-2H lower.
March. 2.92A. and lard 5 to 10 cents Q
hundred pounds lower. March. 9.37.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan. % P.-Foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, Others in cents
market 8 1892 per cent premium or
l03. .093s. UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain (pound). 2.S1M.
up is of a cent: 3O-day futures, 2.S1 "a
up ,s of a cent: 60-day futures. 2.S13s,
up "a Of q cent; 90-day futures, 2.S1 u.
unchanged: BELGIUM ,francl, 1.997s:, up
of a cent, unchanged; Holland (guilder(.
26.29, up .O1 Of cent: Italy lliral;
1914 of o cent. UNCHANGED: Portugal
(Escudo), $50, unchanged; Sweden
(krona), 1896. unchanged Switzerland
(francl ffree 2332, OF OF of q cent.