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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30
CHINESE PANELS


z: 18th century beautifully carved
size app. 2Sx27 inches; $40 each.
CLOTHING: ladies' size 10, 5'2,' or
g gHdsF cOttGWHos; silks cocktail
CRIB. decorative, white. with hair
cond OIL. 2-329O. 80
CRIB. chif1erobe and bedding, $40;
iron, 81; 12-in. fan. $40. Oh. 2-7s74.
DANCING LESSONS - C33 hours.
Arthur Murray. Reply Box 2lQ-J,
FREEzER, used . months. Best
Def 2E1sF rR XII aS96sS Gu IT,; yrs. S old;
perfect condition; must sell; $3.50.
WA. 1-9OS9. 81
DEHUMIDIFIERS-N Westinghouse
% Timer. casters, reg. $l52:40, only
SO S9S TO o neU on s MLF ar SonS Sc S6
F st. NV, MA. S-2336.
DESK = Mahog; breakfEont: good
cond.; sacrifice. Many other house
n h9ld items dnnb,. ia s,zs s4 So "a. Ia
DESK. secretary, fulI-sized. with space
for typewriter on left; very good
cond 925ia F st. NV. RE. 1895.
DE aA va Ss'nSt ds STssas5ys brs 4zs
new: best built at this low, low
R RAAs b Do6soS t co NC C. S W.
DIAMOND RING. mans. y carat,
$3.50. 9"5ia F st. NV. RE. 1895.
DIAMOND RING. a3 pts. yellow
gold solitaire mounting. $50, Call
u III
DIAMOND RING. lady's 6O-pt. center
stone, . APPOINT side. stones. Sl7o.
D 2i;;22;2a F St, NV RE; 5-s296: 81
iady's = Ct. $50: lad ds; i i ct t.. $50:
lady's q ct $500: lady's | ct, $50;
sts $50 1911 IiyiNesTo SS'S ca "a? 55s5
pFN ii mo ROOM MF SURE i52Tf" 10 pcs S wal
nut excel cond. Reasonable. $40
DiNING RIM. SURE, oak. se5. TIE,
Din. RIM. u0-pc. mahogD liv. rm.
furn.. Steinway grand, porch furn..
rugs. dble. bed and vanity. RA.
6:33S0. 1912 Varnum st. NV. al
DINING RIM. SUITE, 1 pieces. solid
o 09s ns ehsgs Gsne e9HS S99s
DINING ROOM TABLE of finest solid
Honduras mahog.. Sheraton extern
sion "a Biggs reproduction. Good
seat twelve. SITS. KE. s-560s.
DINING SUITE. Tudor. solid oak.
carved, table. lge. and small Bullets.
china cab. 8 chairs; suitable for lse;
suite: ewes. Sat. and Sun. PA
D ii1isfsG RIM. sEr-a-pc. Duncan
DUNCAN Phyfe and SH"S : chairs 5U' "a.
Din. RIM. sET-walnut table. t
chairs. buffet, china closet, $50 for
DIN fI f R% s sHTL 9a S6G and Gay.
peri cond; $500 or best offer Small
grand piano. ivory keys, Kohler and
R RG ysNssae bed peri eOnd, .s SIS.
D THi i;i0T I'm. SUITE: Mahog.; Ia table
chairs: server: china cabinet: good
D SEpf S In IA TaBt to4 mShosany Bun
can-Phyfe extension, excellent CON
dition. $50 JA S-3465. 81
DINETTE SET, mahogany buffet with
mirror, china closet. table and
Sunday. CAN RA. $685. for apt
D1sHwAsHER. Apex portable, - per.
feet, 500, 10, 5;45@4, 81
riactric aMER1c q! SSP TYpE ESS 1 ans
CO. l431 u. Capitol st. IL. 3-nnSe
EFFICiENCY KITCHENS. i. com.
plfte CreStlyn units with stove
refRr stainless steel sink end cabi-
a nets s mt heE ST C 3.aaS MF' AMAtoi Ii
EJECT. FRENCH FRYER tStarl-
Excel. cond.: for comm. use: no reas
offer refused. WHEATON PHAR
MACY. 10 $4,000. ll401 Ga. ave
ELECTROSTATIC precipitator--Ray
theon. for allerRy; removes dust poll
Ell from rm. air; Sl25. OIL. 2-1S74
II
EXHAUST FAN, Gain. 2-speed
heavy duty; u h.p.; direct drive
auto. shutters. $50. ia. 2-T5S4
FAN, 3-speed, table lamps, PICTURES
Eng. dishes. Chinese pcs. bed spread
waffle iron. KE. S-561s. 81
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ROOMS FURNIshED-S.E.-S.W.

CAPITOL HlLL-Vic. House once
Bldg. and Libr. Cong; front rm. in
quiet, clean home; unlim. ph.. gentle
N maR' C 81 FFfSE BED with With de
luxe springs; next to bath. Pvt.
home. Plenty of hot water. Men only,
Govt. employees preferred. Ii. 6-4373.
54O7 WALLS LA. S.E.-sleepinE rm.
for gentlemen. Call 10. S-72S1. -31
PRIVATE HOME, cow. to downtown;
l single rm. and l double rm., these
= rooms to share bath between
them. Ii. 4-0S94. -3l
ESQ 9Th ST. SE.-Single room, next
to Semipvt. bath; clean and COM
Portable; $50 no.; man only. Il
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House once,
block Libr. Cong; large. well-furn.
front rm.; man. Ii. 3-29l3. -
23I4 BRANCH AVE. S.E.-Furn. front
rm. for rent. Conv. Census. Excel.
transp LII. 2-6S95. 81
612 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Single and double rooms, some Ink;
good furniture; SIS and So per week
per person. 81
COLORED - LARGE double room
with twin beds, 2 gentlemen. Ii.
COIoRED-NICELY FURN. RIM. for
single person; home privileges: $50
per wk. 4441 A st. Sc, on Ben
ming I'd, LII. 1-179l. 81
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

FRONT master bedrm. with private
COLORED-23I DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Large front room, next to bath.
nice home; PRIVILEGES. HU. 3-S3S2.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WOoDLEY ARMS. vic. OF wardman
Park: good meals. clean rms, good
CLUB isGfSp MASON son IRsEEssiDEIcE. l7es n.
H. ave. NV. offers de luxe living in
ana snS resi sinas. for r GdSd, ladies
EE1ll-cogrss meals and hotel services.
HALL-Announces opening
Of new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms..
daily maid service. running water In
Tv. selected menu. 1925 21st st.
NV. HU. 3-5433.
14O1 18th ST. N.W.-Large double.
single. well-furnished rms. Selected
menus. TV. switchboard. IL
Ice. DBLE. FRONT RIM, pvt. home;
good good tran nS n MAS section; meals OPP
L s5Shal AZ HOME ISSs Tor aged PERSONS s
Single or double; large grounds and
porches. tray or dining room serv-
ice; may use own furniture If desired.
Highest refs. EN-. 2-79.s. 81
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE. 2013 Mass.
ave. NV. Delightful home, to live
the best food oStainsSle; excel:
Transportation. DE. 2-979S. a
Gil. CHI, d. c., tor > gentlemen: twin
pedrm.. pvt, bath, sitting rm.; excel.
meals, TeHS. EN-. d. j I'D. oil
TAKOMA PARK-Elderly retired lady
or gentleman to room and board:
pvt. home. Call JU. 5-3aSS. i'll
SLAUGHTER'S HOTELS
Two conv. locations to downtown;
1872 1872 18Th fsh, St NV; at R. E Py s-5 ssss;
Phones in rooms. lTV parlor. good
meals. Enjoy good living at rea-
sonable rates; BY day, wk. or mo.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
One-half block of Conn. ave-, over
looking Rock Creek Park. away from
trafic noise; convenient transp.;
double and single rms. private
baths available; excel. meals: rates
$3.50 wk. up. HO. "-3566.
EXCLUSIVE CLUB
Resident club for. bachelors; beauti.
full location, on river. few miles from
Wash. marvellous food, fine dock.
Write Box BAG, Star. II
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FURNITURE
LEAVING TOWN

Must sell complete FURNISHINGS of q
beorm. home. Most items practically
rev. : maple twin-bed rm. suites;
Guilds crib, and chest: teleVision:
Rtsency Sota. 2 mohair chairs: |
lures rugs. fans, mirrors. Cherry
Colonial dinette set Kitchen and
porch furniture: , refrigerators.
Complete furnishings of bar-recrea.
ton room. Washing machine. Gar
must be seen to be appreciated.
Completely furnished rooms. Cali
UN. 4-162l or come to 2OO9 Pat
terSoH rd.. W. HyattSyille Md III
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STEEL,

We have large amount reinforcins
cheaper than new. GENERAL,
WRECXING CO. 1897 Brentwood
I'd. ne. AID. e-6111, 40
MACHINE, like new.
with books and oil kit, $55. Call
S DE 9.4 3 . ps after 81 u Pm; , 81
SS3, CO; 5-I9o9; Ext. $50, 81
shelving unit. sood for LIQUOR store
size q long, e high. IA" deep;
equipped with lighting facilities.
bargsjn. CORAL HILLS SUPER
MARKET. 4737 Marlboro pike. 10.
$4,000. 81
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Rich. reasonable. HO. 2-5565, 1917
irving st. NV. II
FLAGSTONE
FLAGSTONE
All types. colors. sizes. Prices start
At zoe per sa; f. TRI-sTATE
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HEREFORD BULLS
15 mo.-2 yrs. old; finest
Domino breeding; also some nice
heifers. j. t. GIBBONS. Hay.
market, Va. Phone HaymarKet
4.2300
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UNUSUAL JEWELRY
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

tents or odd pcs. refgrs., stoves,
s. FU FUN. Cos ZIG SISSe at6 MG 81. Sc:
ANTIQUES
Furniture; bric-a-brac. china, glass
rugs, silverware, paintings, por-
cal eaa1'f MiuR Rs' Ia iass s-sSsse s pau
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. q
5333. ewes. EN-. 3-6765.
ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverwsre any cond., jewelry, brio
i kRUPsA ga MlLEs sEo E no aye osd 3
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
calling ni WAITER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. w.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
f f2e sssa eve az @0y RH :sGtffs
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity and
BOOK SHOP. 1853 Pa. ave. NV.
DiAMo oiSSs SEwE1RY of any deserip.
Ernest eH gP'G Bu TX s14 18th Ss st. paw n%
DIAMONDS. gold. platinum. ete, !;
M hishsS1 cash axo = prices i i W ARTHUR
FURNITURE-Wanted to buy. all
kinds of used furniture, at once: top
price JA S-7333 3
FURNITURE. wanted any amount,
wanted at once. Also want gas stove,
S MR. sGRHpy and NA s0G sa6 }1an0 Cali
FURNITURE-single pieces and com.
plete household, etc: AID. 4-SS79:
Ewes: and Sundays; Ii. 6-251S.
FURNITURE-Will buy, entire con.
sns 9g odd B psiss ans asO s eli Snf
S. years. HoPWOoDS. sth and K
SITS. NV. NE. S-52S1.
GAS RANGES, furniture. heaters.
zdME sTovE st eo MAJ %afEs5sSs
GOLD
Brins your dental gold, platinum.
discarded jewelry. WE pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
so YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
100. OF. S-o7i0.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU. 9-3039.
SLEEPING BAGS, Army Air Force
double type. for scouts. EN-. 3-3519.
TENT-Lge. gospel tent. in good con-
dition: also folding chairs. Ii.
3-903S. 81
PRIVATE PARTY wants good quality
mahogany liv. rm.: din. rm,. bedrm!.
furn.: no dealers. WO R-11S4 81
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Brand-new GE freezers delivered in
factory cartons. Guar. 800 to 40ec
on; Call BARON g. MELTZ. TU. q
4]l5; : weeks only. cash or terms.
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Bring your dental gold, platinum
A. KAHN INC.
60 YEARS AT 935 ST. NV.
METRONOME. electric. Call after
.2n OIL. O.0T1n Il
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1923 N ST. NV.
o5nn OLE ST NV

, block off Conn. ave-; 50 wk. ssle..
$40 wk. up dble. Daily maid service.
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P1ANOS-Baldwin, Acrosonic, spinet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQUIP.
with Baldwin patented Ful-Blow
action. Wide variety case designs
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH
925 G ST NV
Established 1870
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PIT, girl to share with another girl:
separate bedrm. Call WO. 6-5613.

ONE OR TWO GIRLS (20-25 yrs.).
to share lge.. attractive 2-bedrm.
apt. with 2 other girls. AID. 1850.
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DELIGHTFUL FOR SUMNER - Cool
corner in charming home near coun-
try club; pvt. bath or share with
one person; Service ofilcer preferred;
Is min. Pentagon, without Stoplight
ia. 2-0155. Il
ROOM for gentlemen, cow. to Fl,
Myer. Pentagon, Arl. Hall; buses at
corner Call ia. 1892. 81
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ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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for typewriter on left: very good
cond 925i2 F st. NV. RE. 1895.
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DESKS, walnut, executive, size
60X32" 500. 80. delivered; brand
new: lest built at this low, low
price Matching tables. So up.
HAAS DODSON CO.. INC, MA.
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BRICK

5o9d; CLEAN ,,s 65i tkv,,, Any quantity dYyL;
Brentwood I'd ne. AID. 2-6l77, 30
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The charlottesville well-furnished
room in modern apt house Maid.
linen and secretarial switchboard
service included. 500 per month.
Gentlemen only. Call Desk. DU.
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20 18th century beautifully carved
pear wood from library in Peking;
size app. 2SX27 inches; $40 each.
Box 225-H, Staf. 81"
CLOTHING. ladies' size 10. 5'2" or
dresses. etc WO. 6-S153 80
CRIB, decorative, white. with hair
mattress: love seat sofa bed: excel.
cond. OIL. 1890. 80
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SINGLE RMS, clean. cool. many con-
yenienceS. with r. N. Call TU.
2-6171. 81
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,OoT o st. NV. n blk. of Dupont
Circle, Nicely turn. rms. daily maid
serv.. .4-hr. eley, switchboard and
once service Singles. 80 up; doubles.
SIS up wkly. Transient rms. So sd
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Stock Prices Remain
Mixed and Narrow;
Series Slows Tradinq
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-A quiet
stock market was narrowly
mixed today and still compet-
ing with the World Series for
trader and investor attention.
Changes in prices usually ran
to less than a point. At the
same time a great many lead
ing issues traded unchanged for
a considerable period.
The trading pace sagged
again.
Major divisions unchanged to
slightly lower included railroads,
motors. chemicals and oils.
Mostly unchanged to higher
were distillers and utilities. The
aircrafts and motion pictures
were steady. Other sections
were narrowly mixed.
Among higher stocks were
Bethlehem Steel, Kennecott
Copper, General Electric, and
Radio Corp. Lower were General
Motors, Douglas Aircraft. South
ern Railway and American Tele-
phone.
The Association of American
Railroads reported $50 Glass One
railroads had a net income in
the first eight months this year
of $572 million, an increase of
31.5 per cent from like period of
last year.
Corporate bonds were steady.
Government securities in the
over the counter market also
were steady.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
President and Wife
Lead Millions at
Communion Services

President and Mrs. Eisenhower
attended services in National
Presbyterian Church yesterday
as millions of other Protestants
throughout the world observed
Worldwide Communion Sun
day"
The Nations Chief Executive
and his wife took communion at
the 8 am. worship. DR.. Edward
L. R. Elson, minister, conducted
communion according to the
Presbyterian book of common
worship. He was assisted by DR..
John j. Rice, an assistant min
lister at the church, and DR..
John D. Hayes, former mission
ary to China who was released
from a Communist prison a year
ago yesterday.
DR.. Elson. in a brief commun-
ion meditation, urged each COM
municant to remember his own
nation that it may have the
strength to uphold what is right,
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct, 5 E.-Wheat and
corn eased in rather quiet dealings on
the, Board of Trade today. Soybeans
made a little upward prosress.
oped in the July. contract which had
| been quite strong last week. Reason for
| the selling was receipts of light moisture
in some parts Of the Southwest over the
| week end.
Wheat near the end of the first hour
was Saba cents lower. December,
December, s., 1,;43s. and oats were un-
soybeans we're unchanged to accent
higher. November; S2.6OA, and lard
was to go cents q hundred pounds
higher, october, ST. 40.
Cash corn receipts totaled 557 cars,
one, depressing influence on the yellow
Of co; Corn OF Of farms to expand this week
and next
One reason for thinking cash corn
offerings might be heavy, grain analysts
said was the belief STORAGE room on
farms might be Inadequate. Some grain
soybeans had used up lot Of storage
space. some of which might have been
utilized for corn.
In soybeans the early trend was
slightly higher. Commission houses mad
over the week end This may have re-
suited from last Fridays private crop
forecast reducing estimated soybeans pro
duction quite Substantially from month
earlier.
Pit brokers said soybeans met rather
heavy hedging pressure. There we're
251 cars of cash soybeans on track
this morning.
Dealings in wheat were rather slow
The July contract fell more than q
cent at the start. Wichita, .Kans., said
it had one inch of rain Saturday with
Enid. Okla, had rs inch. From private
reports it did not appear that the
rain had been sufficiently widespread to
break the drought.
The Agriculture Department reported
wheat exports in August totaled u i
million bushels compared with a little
over &c million bushels in August, 1852.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
onited states "A Algrieulture ePs DePPsrtment;
ga INCHES up, 400: Red Delicious,
ga inches UP, 4.5O; YorkS, ga inches
fair Color color 4.06; S} 81 inches Ghef minimum' nR'
1905. Pennsylvania u. S. is, Delicious
ga inches up, 3.0Q-4. 90 according to
so9r s1S 1SSnasnSns nidsn H inches gp'
up, $50; West Virginia Grimes, ga
inches up, $50; west Virginia cartons
Delicious U. S. fancy tray pack, 72s-
PotatoeS-Barely steady. U. S. Is, size
Pennsylvania Katahdins, so pound sacks,
s5eSo cents; 10 pound sacks sacks, "a cents
Virginia Goidens, 2.00-40; Puerto Ricans,
2.50-65;; Nearby "a bushel hamper Gold
Beans and Cabbage.
hampers Delaware Valentines, ordinary
800; contenders, 2.00-2 so.
BroccoIi-Crates IS, Maryland, 1.50-
&C; Ga1DOaEsmAbqyt i steady; Domestic
packed locally. Pennsylysnia. eos1 90;
orange boxes, Pennsylvania, 1.25; Mary
land bushel baskets, Savoy; 125.
1.25.
Celery-New Jersey, various crates
washed Golden, "a dozen, 1.50-1.75
Corn-offerings Light MARYLAND, and
Pennsylvania, various containers 5 dozen
white. ordinary quality, 1.00-1.25.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market quiet Trading light
One lot Of fryers slow to move with very
few sales reported at 32. Heavy type
turkey hens cleared at 40-42, toms
36-37.
Grain Market.
Flour-ReceiptS, none.
Wheat - Receipts, 1854 bushels;
shipments. 5,8l4 bushels; stocks, 6,594,-
5S7 bushels. No. 2 red winter garlicky,
spot, domestic. 1904; october, 1:901a;
Corn-Receipts, 125, ,523 bushels; ship
ments; 1907 bushels; stocks, 1,157,316
Oats =, Receipts, none; shipments.
none; stocks, none.
Barley = Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks, l29,S53 bushels.
Rye-Receipts.. none; shipments, none;
stocks. 4,S9l bushels.
eans-Receipts, none; shipments.
none; stocks As, ,460 bushels.
Millfeed-ReceiptS, none.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Business Briefs

Personal Income of Americans
IN the 8 months ended August
81 was at the annual rate of
1924 billion, an increase of $40
billion or rs per cent above a
year ago. August personal in
come was at a peak rate of $2e7
billion annually.-Commerce De-
partment.
Motor Vehicle Production in
the Nation in the 8 months end
ed August 81 totaled 4,352,16O
cars, 843,828 trucks and 1899
coaches compared with 2,586,495
cars, 738,031 trucks and 4,049
coaches in the 1852 period
Automobile Manufacturers AS
sociation.
TeleviSiOn Production in the
8 months ended August 81 to-
tailed 4.754,285 sets compared
with 2,914.925 in the like period
a year ago. Radio production
was 1892 ,638 sets compared with
6,558,303 in the 1852 period
Radio Electronics Television
Mfgs. Assoc.
New Orleans Public Service in
IL months ended August 81
earned $3,520,710 VS.. $3,310,72
in 1852.
South Carolina Elec. & Gas in
IL months ended August 81
earned $3,019,669 or So cents a
share VS.. $2,349,855 or IS cents
in 1852.
Laclede Gas Co. in IL months
ended August 81 earned $3,157,-
985 or 96 cents a share VS.. $3,-
200,951 or SO cents in 1852.
Eastern Utilities Associates in
IL ! months ended August 81
earned $2,598,422 or $2.62 a share
VS.. $2,165, 1895 or $2.19 in 1852.
Eagle-Picher Co. in 9 months
ended August 81 earned $2,492,-
693 or $2.52 a share VS.. $685.
$40 or 1928 in 1852 period.
Central of Georgia Rwy. in 8
months ended August 81 earned
$1,903,502 VS.. $948,257 in 1852
period.
Hayes Industries, Inc. in year
ended July 81 earned $1,001 ,098
or $3.01 a share VS.. $550,901 or
$165 in 1852.
United Electric Coal in year
ended July 81 earned 81 1,407, ,562
or $2.08 a share VS.. $1,529,170 or
1926 in 1852.
WickeS Corp. in year ended
June 80 earned $1,397,861 or
$1.57 in a share VS.. $1,208,272 or
$1.36 in 1852.
WaukeSha Motor Co. in year
ended July 81 earned $1,013,167
or $1.69 a share VS.. $1933,341 or
1922 in 1852.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct. 5 lP:-.Butter,
steady. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons. Creamery, higher than 81 score
(AA). fresh, 6S cents; g.. score "a,
SO score (C). fresh. 64-64H.
Cheese-Firm. Wholesale sales, Amer
lean cheese whole milk), cheddars, fresh
39Ka-401a cents; cheddars. cured, 41-51;
single daisies, fresh, 41-43; single daisies.
4ir43; 4Il49 Y Youns Americas, cured 1888;
fats. fresh. 41Iz-43la; fats, cured. 49-
50: nidgets. fresh. 1874; midgets. cured
1854; processed, 5;pounds, 40-42Hs; do
mestic Swiss (single tubs, grade "A"
47-49; grade 'B", 43-46; grade c.
32-4l.
Eggs-Steady. New York spot quota
tions based largely on exchange trading.
follow: Midwestern, mixed colors, fancy
heavyweights. 64la: extra /, large g.: {:
extra ]. medium, 81; extra !, pullets Al;
standards. large, 53-55 current receipts.
52-53l7; dirties 46; checks. 44 Whites:
Fancy heavyweights, 64lz; extra l, large
81; extra l medium, 80. Browns: Fancy
heavyweights: 64lz;, extra l, large. 81;
extra /, medium, 81
Nearby: Whites. extra fancy heavy
weights 64la; mediums. So; puletS. "A;
peewees, IS. Browns: Extra fancy
heavyweights. 64la; mediums. 52h; pull
lets, 44-441z; peeweeS, 35.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Showdown Prediction
For Steel Is Revised
By Trade Magazine
BY the Assoeioisd Press

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.. The
fourth quarter may not see such
a big showdown in the steel busi-
ness after all, Steel Magazine
said yesterday.
The Woodworking weekly
which previously had predicted
a major adjustment in the
fourth quarter, said part of that
adjustment had already been
made in the third quarter. Steel
making last week rose a half
point to 95 per cent of rated
capacity, the highest production
rate since the first week in Sep
tember.
And the rate would have been
even higher, said Steel, had not
Inland Steel Co. production been
interrupted by an expansion
project. That firms operations
Will go at a reduced rate for a
month while a new blooming
mill is installed.
Steel added. however, that the
adjustment which started in the
third quarter is not over. It said
several firms have lowered pre-
MUM prices on pig iron to meet
competition and a few blast
furnaces are idle for lack of de-
mand for pig iron.
OF the idle facilities, Steel
went on, a substantial part are
those used to make steel "at any
cost" during the period of fren-
zled demand. It cited the Can
ton and Massillon, Ohio. district
plants of Republic Steel Corp
winch has shut down several
electric furnaces used to produce
costly conversion steel. Now, no
one wants to pay more than the
regular price for steel, the maga-
zine said.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct. Pl.-Dividends
announced: Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Evening star., 1953-10-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct Pl-Heavv
hedge selling featured forenoon deal
ing in cotton futures today. Nearby
December, March and May established
new seasons lows. Dealers said that
spot cotton is selling freely enough in
relation to the poor demand, despite the
extensive movement of cotton into the
government loan. Loan entries so far
tnlS season were reported to be the
SECOND largest on record, based on avail
principally through scale down mil INV
ing. DiSconcerting to traders were re-
ports from the recent convention of the
QuartermaSter Association indicating the
economy drive will bite hard into mill
tary procurement of textiles There was
only one october transferable notices
issued at New York today.
noon prices were 30 cents a bale lower
70 10 cents higher than the previous
cioSe. October, $3.50; December, 32.76
Evening star., 1953-10-05

to correct what is wrong, and to
be a worthy instrument of the
Lords will for mankind"
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Dulles also attended the worship.
AS President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover left the church, a murmur
of applause broke out among the
several hundred persons waiting
at the street corner for a glimpse
of the couple. Both the Presi-
dent and the First Lady smiled
and waved before entering their
limousine to return to the White
House.