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Evening star., 1953-11-23

Food Fair Super Markets
~ Kennedy Street NV.
Food Fair Super Markets
SOTO New Hompshire Ave. NV.
Food Fair Super Markets
l8 St. 6 coIumbio Rd. NV.
Food Foit Super Markets
Lcnsley Shopping Center
New Hampshire Ave. 8
University Lone NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Food Foir Super Markets
GFeenwoy Shopping Center Sc.
Food Fair Super Markets
PeFshins Drive 9 GEebe Rd.
Buckingham. Arlington. Va.
Food Fair Super Markets
Columbio Pike at Four-MiIe Run
BoreFoft. Va.
Food Foir Super Markets
WiIIston Shoppins Center
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Edgewood MoFket
z314 4th ST.
Ben Eisemann
1916 18th St.
FIorido Market
100 4th St.
FoeeI's Finer Foods
"a 18th St.
Food Fair Super Markets
1919 Miehison Ave.
Food Town Super Market
1923 R. I. Ave. NE.
Fronklin Meet Market
24o9 FronkIin St.
Gordons, Inc.
ll28 H St.
Gordons, Inc.
1918 Begnins Rd.
Hois Market
3ol 7th St.
HomIin Market
294o 18th St.
Harvest Morket
1929 No. copitoI St.
Twins Market
500 56th St.
Jerry's Market
46ol Hunt St.
Jumbo Food Stores
343e Bennins Rood
Jumbo Food Stores
4ol Eostern Ave.
Keorney Market
1911 18th St.
KeniIwoFth Super Market
1851 KeniIworth Ave.
Longston Delicotessen
1923 Bennins Road
Little Market
BIS 9th ST.
Moncuso's Market
S29 D St.
Mayfair Market
1904 D St.
IA. P. IA. Market
$500 18th St.
A. Murick
BIT 18th St.
NotoIis Market
1864 FIorido Ave.
Otis Market
3633 18th St.
Pops Market
1878 n Street
P. and w. Market
500 9TH Street
S. and IA. Market
500 o Street
Senote Market
l48 c Street
Shermons Market
42o2 Bennins Rd. NE.
Stonton Park Morket
SIT c Street
Strand Market
5l27 Gront Street
M. White
slo 18th Street
Evening star., 1953-11-23

1877 LondoVeF kd.S Kent NHIoSe
Food Town Super Market
8I47 Conn. Ave.. Chevy Chase
Food Town Super Market
1914 No. Washington St.
Rockville. Nd.
Food Town Super Morket
lo8o8 Lincoln Ave.
Kensinston, Nd.
w. D. Fowler
Forest Glen
R. P. Frederick
Comp Springs. Nd.
Hebb Freemon
Goithersburg, Nd.
6. 6 n. Food Market
5000 Flower Ave.
Tokomo Park
GreenbeIt Consumers Corp.
GreenbeIt
Green Meadows
Super Market
6571 Aser Rd.
Hompshire View Market
9I4 Eost-West Hishwoy
Tokomo Pork
Horowoys Morket
4oo6 34th Street
M. Roinier, Nd.
III Way Super Market
84l3 Marlboro Pike
ForestviIIe, Nd.
Huneerfords Market
Old Germontown. Nd.
lndion Springs Market
Four Corners, Woodmoor
Joe's Food Lone
RiverdoIe, Nd.
Jumbo Food Stores
40I Eostern Ave.
Seat Pleasant, Nd.
Londover Hills
Super Market
Londover Hills, Nd.
Madison Market
4llS Queensbury Rood
HyottsviIIe, Nd.
Meodowbrook Market, Inc.
1850 Wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda, Nd.
MONTGOMERY Hills Market
1908 Seminary Road
Silver Spring, Nd.
Nimmerichtey Bros.
Malcolm, Nd.
0Iney Locker Plant
oIney. Nd.
QuoIitv Market
4oo5 54th ST., M. Rainier
RoekdGIe Coon
1919 Wisconsin Ave.
Rockville Sub-Freeze
Rockville Pike, Rockville
Rves Grocery
Noniemoy, Nd.
SornEnon Suner Mcvket
S505 Piney Branch Rd.
Silver Spring, Nd.
Schultz Mcrket
Clinton, Nd.
Sect Pleasant Market
6724 Roosevelt Ave.
Seat Pleasant
E. SeIby
Goithersburg
SeIbv Bros.
PooIesviIIe
SeIby's Market
Boyd's
Sheridon Food Barn
7645 New Hamoshire Ave
Langley Park, Nd.
Silver Sprina Market
a41I Georgia Ave
Silver Spring, Nd.
Simmons Mobile Market
642I orehord Ave.
Tokomo Park
Skyline S"ner Mcrket, Inc.
5se5 SuitIond Rd.
Mornineside
SpeneerviIIe Supply
SpeneeTviIIe
Super Community Market
East RiverdeIe
Tokor1o Coop
6424 New Homnshire Ave.
Tokom0 Park
Terishs Market
HyottsviIIe, Nd.
M. M. Walker
Goithersburs, Nd.
Wheaton Super Market
Wheoton Shopping Center
Woodmoor DeIicoFessen
Woodmoor Shopping Center
Woodmoor D. 6. S. Market
Woodmoor Shopping Center
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Food Town Super Market
4Io2 Nj. Vernon Ave.
Alexondrio, Vo.
Food Town Super Morket
1909 M. Vernon Ave.
AIexondrio, Va.
Food Town Super Market
1880 King Street
AIexondFio, Va.
Food Town Super Market
MopIs Ave-, Vienna,
Foirfox Co., We.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
FOOD FAIR SUPER MARKETS

Food Fair Super Markets
Viers Mill Rd. 6 Kensinston-
Wheoton Rd.
Wheaton, Nd.
Food Foir Super Markets
Belle View Shopping Center
AIexondrio. Va.
Food Foir Super Markets
1919 Michigan Ave. NE.
Food Fair Super Markets
3o4l Noyios Rd. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Lee Tovern
1908 HomiIton Ave.,
HyottsviIIe, Nd.
MeIvers Restaurant
6525 Georsio Ave. NV.
MedicoI Center Restaurant
oil 18th St. NV.
jock MeIFose, Inc.
Continental Hotel, 40 No. copitoI
Mike Palm Restaurant
100 B St. Sc.
Mikes Restaurant
20o4 18th St. NV.
Neptune Room
Weover BIds., 18th 6 E. SITS. NV.
New Majestic Cofe
sll King Street, Alex
NowIonds
22ol New York Ave. NE.
Occidental Hotel
141l Penne. Ave. NV.
Old Ebbit Restaurant
l427 2 St. NV.
Professional Foods
1875 Eye St. NV.
Queen Bess Coffee Shop
AIS 18th St. NV.
Rosmor Grill
3506 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Food Fair Super Markets
Langley Shopping Center
at New Hampshire Ave. and
University Lone
Food Town Super Market
54o3 Annapolis Rood, cheverIy
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Dragon Restaurant
1923 6 St. NV.
Earle Restaurant, Inc.
18th 6 E Sts. NV.
Harrington Hotel
Ilth & E Sts. NV.
Horrison's Cote
ASS FIorido Ave. NV.
HiIIow's Restaurant
Sl2 18th St. NV.
Hitching Post Restaurant
BurtonsviIIe Rd., Laurel. Nd.
Hogotes Restaurant
9th St. & Moine Ave. S.W.
Hoeotes Restaurant
4ool Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Hi-Gote Diner
90l Rhode island Ave. NE.
Hy Wy Restaurant
Front RoyoI, Va.
Jefferson Restaurant
602 Lee Blvd, Falls Church, Va.
Jimmy Davis BBQ
3l34 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Johns Restaurant
1901 Rhode lsIond Ave.,
M. Roinier, Nd.
louFeI Diner
LouFel, Nd.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Northwest

AI6AonOST "oIk6t
2428 | Street NV.
Beacon Market
34o6 I 4th Street NV.
Bronustein's Market
I748 9th St.
Calvert Market
1862 Columbia Rood NV.
P. F. Casey Super Market
l4l9 Park Rood
Chevy Chase Supply Co.
$3.50 Conn. Ave. NV.
Clover Market
sofa Conn. Ave. NV.
DohIio Market
1909 Ga. Ave. NV.
Economy Market
2l53 PennsyIvonio Ave. NV.
Emerson Super Market
1909 18th St. NV.
Empire Super Market
1901 l4th St. NV.
n. w. Fisher
Wisconsin Ave. 6 N St. NV.
Food Basket Super Market
18th and S Sts. NV.
|. Footer
1909 T Street NV.
Food Fair Super Markets
18th g Columbia Rood NV.
Food Fair Super Markets
SOLO New Hompshire Ave. at
Forrosut Street NV.
Food Foir Super Markets
"a Kennedy St. NV.
Food Farm Market, Inc.
1920 7th Street NV.
Food Mort
3o77 M Street NV.
M. Freidmon
200 r. I. Ave. NV.
Groy Bros.
o Street Market
Horrod's Market
$500 Blair Rood NV.
S. w. Henry
1917 Pc. Ave. NV.
Home Freezer Foods
69IS 4th St. NV.
Jefferson Morket
54o7 Georgia Ave.
jewelers. Chomploin Market
1901 chompIoin St. NV.
jewelers. Market
1904 18th St. NV.
Koss Market
18th and W Sts. NV.
Krofthofer Market
479 Eye St.
Loesberg Market
1000 18th St. NV.
Lowthrop's Market
1881 coIvert St. NV.
L. Street Market
95 St. NV.
Master Market
1923 Pork Rood NV.
Eddie Miller
1425 18th St. NV.
New Honpshire Market
1909 T Street NV.
Oxford Market
1850 P Street NV.
PIeosonfWov SuDer Market
3l27 M. Pleasant St.
Quality Market
4sI7 Georgia Ave. NV.
Red Stor Market
eol S Street NV.
Regon's Super Market
1908 FoxhoII Rd.
Soms Market
174S 9th Street
J. SottIer
44o M Street NV.
ScheeIes Market
18th and Dumborton Ave.
Shonkmon's Market
400 Kennedy Street
Shepherd Park Market
1902 AIosko Ave.
Sheridan Food Barn
e2o5 Georgia Ave.
Sheridan Food Barn
1905 Georgia Ave.
Stern's Food Market
55ls Conn. Ave.
Stop 8 Save
1900 Georgia Ave.
Sunbeam Market
1924 No. CopitoI NV.
VoIto Market
34ol Wyoming Ave. NV.
WoIdmon's Market
646 Rock Creek Church Rd.
Westehester Market
WestehesteF Apt.
1000 Cathedral Ave.
Wyoming Market
1900 Wyoming Ave.
Young's Meat Market
3lo4 M Street NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Food Foir Super Market
coIumbio Pike at Four Mile Run
Boreroft, Arlington
Food Fair Super Market
Buckingham. N. Pershins Drive 8
Glebe Rd., Arlington
Food Fair Super Morket
WiIIston Shopping Center, Foirfax
Food Town Super Markets
1909 M. Vernon Ave.
AIexondrio
Food Town Super Markets
4loz M. Vernon Ave.
AIexondFia
Food Town Super Markets
MopIe Ave., Vienna
Food Town Super Markets
1860 Arlington Blvd, FoIIs Church
Food Town Super Markets
1906 Lee Hishwoy
Arlington
Food Town Super Markets
SITS Lee Hishwoy
Arlington
GoIdens Market
TIA 25rd Street
So. Arlington. Va.
Greenwoy Food Market
725 So. Washington
FolIs Church
HolI & Titus
HomiIton
Herndon Market
Herndon. Va.
E. c. Iden 6 Co.
BIuemont, Va.
Ives Morket
. Luroy
Jefferson Market
5I3 So. 23rd Street
Arlington
Kane & GosneIl
BerYviIIe
{. R. Keyser
Luroy, Va.
Joseph w. Keyser
Front Royol. Va.
Keyton's Store
Duke St. Extended
Alexondrio
J. c. Lonhom
Boyee. Va.
LeDone Grocery
Front RoyoI
Lee Highwoy Market
54o5 Lee Hishwoy. Arlington
Lyon Park D. 6. S.
27oo Pershins Drive. Arlington
Manassas Frozen Food
Locker
Monossos
M. & M. Super Market
Front RoyoI
(. Mcdonald Grocery
PureeIlvilIe
Leslie Mountioy
TrionsIe
n. Myers
0okton
Old Dominion Food Store
4745 Lee Hishwoy
Arlington
PortIow Bros.
Ashburn
IA. L. PortIow
Aide, Va.
Round Hill Grocery
Round Hill
B. S. RudociIIe
Front Royol
ShoekIeford Store
BerryviIIe
Shirley Food Stores
Columbia Pike 6 GIebe Rd.
cuImore Shopping Center, Foirfox
Shirley Food Stores
500 Leesburs Pike
EoirIinston Shopping Center.
Arlington
Shirley Food Stores
Leesburs G. Seminary Rood
Westmount Shopping Center
Arlington
Shirley Food Stores
Shirley Duke
Merchandise Shopping Center
Arlington
Shirley Food Stores
2so6 So. Quincy St.
ShirIinston Shopping Center
Arlington
Shirley Food Stores
2So6 So. Quincy St.
ShirIinston, Va.
Shirley Food Stores
Leesburs Pike 6 Seminary Rd.
Foirlinston
Shirley Food Stores
CoIumbio Pike 6 GIebe Rd.
Arlington
Shirley Food Stores
Duke St. Extension
AIexondrio
Shirley Food Stores
Leesburs Pike
CuImoFe
Simmons Grocery
Leesburs
Springfield Market
Springfield, Va.
Streomline Market
1861 West Brood ST.
FoIls Church
7. B. Strobe
Boyee. Va.
West End Grocery
FaIIs Church
R. D. Loekey
Charleston
H. M. Littse
ChorIes Town
K. W. Soyer
Ronson
Washington Food Store
Ronson
w. w. WhiIIinston
Ronson
Evening star., 1953-11-23
SWIFT'S PRENIUM TURKEY WILL BE SET
FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER AT THE FOLLOWING
RESTAURANTS:

Angeles Restaurant
i47 Constitution Ave. Sc.
Arts Steok House
83e BIadensbure Rd. NE.
Balkan Room
18th & E SITS. NV. Warner BIds.l
BoItimore Delieotessen
llol BIodensbure Rd. NE.
Bossin's Restaurant
l347 { St. NV.
Burch's Restaurant
4ol Rhode island Ave. NE.
Ceres Lunch, Inc.
1909 St. NV.
Chino Doll
SIT n St. NV.
Chinese lontern
"a Street NV.
Cleoves Food Service Corp.
(Operotions)
civiIion cofeterio-Guest House
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
CIeoves Cofeterio
IT'S 6 St. NV.
Virginia Room
Heeht Co., Arlington
Maryland Room
Heeht Co., Silver Spring
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Completely cleaned, inside and OUT.
ready for your favorite stufing.
Q Quick-frozen-tor retain delicate fresh.
ness. Carefully enclosed in an air
tight transparent wrapper.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Upward
Fractions 10 81 in
Burst Of Trading
BY the Assoeiassd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. Is. An
early swing ahead with heavy
trading today sent the stock
market up for the second
straight day.
A vigorous opening swamped
the ticker for a few minutes in
reporting actual transactions on
the floor of the exchange.
Huge blocks dotted the tape
and prices were higher just
about all around. Gains ran to
between and 3 points, but these
later were shaved down to 2
points at the best. The bulk
of gains were in the smaller
fractions.
Volume built up to an un-
usually high $4,000 shares in
the first hour.
Activity was concentrated in
railroads, oils and many motion
picture issues. Those divisions
also showed some Of the better
gains along with chemicals and
building materials. the latter
without much volume.
Steels and motors were back
ward in the beginning, as were
the farm implements and some
aircrafts. but the steels later
picked up small fractions.
Willys-Overland was down a
shade after being ahead at the
start, while Kaiser-Frazer on the
American Stock Exchange was
a little higher.
ChrySler was under pressure
and lost nearly 2 points at one
time after the company an
nounced price cuts averaging
$100 on all models.
Higher prices were paid for
Southern Railway, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Texas Co., Gulf Oil,
Sunray Oil, Ashland Oil, Pacific
Western Oil, Paramount Pic
lures. Armour & Co., General
Electric, Du Pont, American
Cyanamid. American Telephone
Boeing. Montgomery Ward, Cen
eral Motors and Republic Steel.
Corporate bonds were mar
roWly mixed. Governments in
the over the counter market were
steady.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended March 81 totaled
8,077, ,706.000 kilowatthours COM
pared with 8,138,032,0OO in the
previous week and was $3.50
above the like week a year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this week
declined to $641 from $6.42 last
week and was IL per cent below
the like week year ago.-Dun
& Bradstreet.
Newspaper Advertising in Feb
ruary in So cities showed an in
crease of 0.8To from the like
month a year ago.-Media Rec
ords.
Gulf Oil Corp. in year ended
December 81 earned $141 1920, 1928
or $6.01 a share VS.. $14O,O70, ,932
or $5.94 in 1851.
NOranda Mines, Ltd, in year
ended December 81 earned $12,-
209,722 or $5.45 a share VS.. $12,-
768,863 or $50 in 1851.
COlgate-Pa -PalmOlive-Peet Co. In
year ended December 81 earned
$10,084,735 or $4.38 a share VS.
Sc, 1884, or $2.79 in 1851.
American Metal Co., Ltd, in
year ended December 81 earned
$9,990,831 or $3.57 a share VS.
$10.782,359 or $3.86 in 1851,
FirestOne Tire g. Rubber Co
in 3 months ended January 81
earned $9,811,458 or $2.47 a
share VS.. $9,317,550 or $2.35 in
1852 period.
Schenley Industries, Inc, in 6
months ended February %
earned $4,925, 1886 or SLIP a
share VS.. $S,z02,9S9 or $1.93 in
1852 period.
West Point Mfg. Co. in 6
months ended February 18
earned $3,5O9,000 or $1.22 a
share VS.. $3.219,000 or SLIP in
1852 period. =
Iowa Public Service Co. in IL
months ended February %
earned $2,661,250 OF $1.7O a
share VS.. $2,733,630 or $1.84 in
1852.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December Al.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Mar. 25. R.-Grain,
Of TRADE TRADE today shortly after recording
gains. The selling was largely based
on heavy receipts of the cash grain
wheat and soybeans. which had started
out nrm. quickly gave up their initia
Wheat near the end SSIn Of l0Tef tne first hou,
corn was sa-% lower; May i.59E- E-sn anc
GETS were unchanged to Y lower; May
~. Soybeans were A-I cent lower
te seven cents hundred pounds higher
Cash Corn corn receipts totaled $50 cars
quite large for Wednesday, of which
50 BELONGED to the Commodity Credit
Corp. These receipts were not toe
Of, Of the @ very large purchases Of casf
Traders in corn also were disturbed
by the fact Great Britain has made
arrangements to purchase fairly sub
Ssrantia Quantities Of the yellow grain
export demand for American corn.
Wheat staged an initial upsurge, based
largely on the weather which continued
dry. and Q Weather Bureau crop report
emphasizing n!taas the need for nnoisturs q
In Kansas. the report said, high wind.
last week caused damage to wheat or
sandy soil in the central areas Of the
the eeo addsd
on the Nebraska crop have been quits
favorable.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar. 25. Up. (usDA). -
25 cents hisher on butchers; least ad-
sl selosed, slow, 1S.. part Of advance lost on
'fSl5y sss ssnss higheE nSSt est fh9tss stss
Prize. Prize tSg 69r several leads and lots
P91nd doSGa scsrce o few loads and lots sso-
pound sows, 1T.75-19.5O: few around
325 pound to 1878; good clearance.
Salable cattle 10000; salable calves
300; slow; slaughter steers uneven,
averaging steady to 80 cents lower;
instances on more on weights 1000
pound and up; most heifers still unsold
late. limited early trade weak to so
cents lower; cows and bulls weak; veal
ers steady; moderate supply prime
steers and long yearlings, 24.50-27. 90:
only few loads above. 20 90; most good
i9. .50-S4. Is; prime 500 pound, a3.50:
high-utility to low-good steers, 1880
1928; few loads good to prime heifers.
19.OO-23.76; load commercial and good
S0Q-pound calfy heifers. 1775; utility
and commercial cows, 13.5015.60; mostly
1890 down: bulk Gamers and cutters,
bulls, 16.00-19 90: few choice and
70 choice; l7.00-27.00; Gull and utility,
ssiabIs Sheep $500; market not es-
tabliShed,
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Produce Markets

r., RE.altimore Pei. quotations supplied by the
inch up. 800: Pennsylvania boxes. u. 5.
1ahnsy' 1hns wrapped n0gs Golden Delicious zoos
Potatoes-old. barely steady: U. s.
No; |, a, size A A unwashed: pennsylyan1ia
l;00-25; 5o5pound sacks. 1.10-25; fey
lss a: New. slightly stEonser: Florida,
an%ashsd. inSH 6e 56epound Sacks o e.115-4oiIe iIe A.
ans Sweet gstst0fPu no. 6ushe baskets
aoidens id fsss few ESQ M"Fy1aao Fuerto
Puerto Ricans, $50; jersey Orange.
Asparagus-Pyramid cartons, dozen
SHasnas' %eSinm' sSosS sSSts Carolina large 500;
bushel hamper: Valentines. @ fstr sb to gen:
Pssae 5sgaeks S.rs. sart9gn tgs to Il ounce cello
bushei hamper. 4.o0o4.5o. ~. '0'
toIn.S BseSts7FPennsylvania Pen bushel basket
'0pIad; pcaS5;aas;eo@O.slishtly a;oO.lihtl stronger: bulk
9o-I:l5. New York. 50-pound sacks
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bushel basket
Celery -cabbage-About steady. Flor
ida. 16-inch wire-bound crates. few
corn-About steady. Florida. crates.
yellow, 5 dozen; U. s. fancy, 4.50-4.75:
$40 dozen. ordinary to fair quality.
cucumbers-rirm; Florida, bushel bas-
$50 5.sS-s; : 90; large s'ooOa.5o; poorer @ low low
o6 suSbel n6oIsT SasEets o0 @edium to large S6o-
Endivs@About steady: Florida,, g, / = !le .g9
bSshsl =. yirebo4und oS crates ,.2; 2;oo.2; 20;
2.25; 16-quart baskets, Is cents.
neslSy sosia 8 s'ss: ssss aPa h'%H:E; sg
Sholdoversl, 50; .kale, .s55?5. North
Carolina turnip tops, 6Q,s5: Nearby
sld tons 1osounSs mSs eephane SS Sas f
6s. go cents; IS. 1.2o; 12s. 1.so' Col
poultry!%arket about Steady on
frysrs; holdover lots sold at hsrs so31 81:
IS: young white Pekins sold late yesterss
pounds. So-53; mostyl ss-33: hens:
heavy type, 31-32: some top 9SYality
ysSIaiS younig; high big as se; light type 22-24;
Cattle. $50; early, sales largely con-
week, odd utility cows, 15.50-16;0O. can
ners and cutters. in range Of 9.0O-14.0 90:
steady on early early sales, one truck lot 81
S head closely sorted vealers to out Of
town buyers, $500, some local interest
bidding, $500 for top, other mixed lots
good to prime vealers mainly 300
1000, few commercial to 1 choice, 1000, o.,
az Hogs, Ss 300; active, generally e5 cents
lower. choice 17O-220 pound barrows
and gifts. 21.25:50; 220.240 pounds.
2l.OO-25; 240-26O pounds. 20.50-75;
100000 pounds, i95o-20, SO; over nG,,Gd. 3Go
11s.oo-i9.o 90; oo' L 40-i6o pounds, 1900
5000; sows under 400. pounds 1925
1925; 4O0-45O pounds. 16.25-17. .25;
over $50 pounds, 1925 down according
to weight and condition.
Grain Markets.
tThe grain markets were closed today
in observance Of Maryland .Day0
Egg Market Steady.
(Yesterday's QuotatiOns.l
ESs unebansed Mf5s ste1ss Sssceps Th Rshsf
but supplies ample. Demand fair.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by first
receivers-Large, minimum 90 per cent
"A" quality. whites. ;55-57:. brown and
mixed S5olcrs: 53,,59s; mediVms, mini mini
current receipts, .45-.47. ~ "
Egg receiptS-2. .269 cases.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK Mar. 25 P.-Butter
So $50. steady. Whole prices on bulk
score tAAl fresh, 67H-6s; az T score
"a? fresh. 661a 663z 30 score fB) fresh
66A; SO score (Cl fresh. 63H -6334.
Cheese. 4Sl .O94. steady. prices un-
EGGS 27.094. steady. New York spot
quotations, based largely on exchange
trading. follow: Midwestern-Mixed col
large. So extra ! large, 81: extra
medium. 81; standards, large. so: cur.
rent RECEIPTS, rehandled. 49-49h; dir.
ties, 45a-46; checks, AN Whites
fancy heavyweights. So; fancy large. 81
extra 1 large. .53; extra / medium. So;
Browns. fancy heavyweights. SAN: fanc,
large. 53A; extra large, SO; extra
medium. 81
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Eastern Air Net Coins

Eastern Air Lines completed
1852 with the highest gross rev.
enues and net earnings in its
25-year history. Net for the year
was a record $8,513.681 or 3.43
per share after taxes. This COM
pared with 1851 net earnings of
1881 ,621, or $3.02 a share. Total
operating revenues for the year
came to $118,553,076, a gain of
$40, ,252 ,434, over 1851.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
FOREIGN Exchunoe

exsSsTr. SEw goEK Hoss tsT MsT ,,es e
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
United States cents UNCHANGED
Europe-Great Britain (pound, 2.S1 So.
unchanged; Great Britain 3O-day fu-
sn.dsv 1. iStnTs::. ncSanSsd @ 5s Tsaf
Britain 90-day futures. 2.S1N. up Z OF
9 cent; Belgiun (franc), 2.00A. up
.00A Of cent; France Cfranc), ....2Sss
26.36. unchanged; Italy Qiral. .16h of Q
cent. unchanged: Portugal {escudol
$50, UNCHANGED: Sweden (kronal, 1885,
unchanged. Switzerland (francI dree).
% 33, UNCHANGED.
Latin America-Argentin9 Gree. 7.25.
CHANGED; Mexico, 1853; unchansed;
Vene1uela .(Bolivar). 3003, unchanged.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 17.66.
unclaimed,
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Market Averages
New York Cotton

futures continued to ease on commission
house and New Orleans selling In fore
noon trading today. Offerings were abb
sorbed through scale-down mill buying
and local covering.
Noon prices were Is to rs cents a
bale lower than the previous close May,
1928: July, 3.43 and October, 33.44
Evening star., 1953-03-25
tUnit Of trading 10 shares .1n bank.

tUnit Of trading 10 shares Elm bank.
ized under the Bankruptcy Act or secur-
tiles assumed BY such companies. Rates
OF rndn1 diyidsnds IN the foregoing taple are
quarterly or semiannual declaration
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included cid Called
or extras b Annual rate. plus stock divi-
dend. d Declared or paid in 1858 plus
stock dividend Paid last year. Pay.
dividend date. Paid or declared 90 far
this year b Declared or paid after stock
dividend or splitup kDeclared or paid
dividends IN arrears. . Paid this year.
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
tsken q last dividend meeting. rDe-
dend. y yLiquidating dividend. vi when
issued. x-dis Redistribution. Nd When
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Metol Quotations

NEW YORK, Mar. 25 B.-Spot non.
27ia-34 cents . pound. Connecticut val
ley. Lead 13z cents Q pound. New
York. Zinc IL cents o pound, East st.
Louis; Tin. S1.2lh pound: New York.
was quoted at 44.50-45.
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Mar. 25 R1.-Diyidends
announced:
Stock.
Pc. Stk. OF Pay
Evening star., 1953-03-25
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. Mar. 25 lH.-The New
these odd-lot transactions by principa
dealers on the exchange for March "a
Purchases of 155,O21 shares on 5. 30f
orders. sales of 162, TAT. shares on 5.76l
on 26 orders.
Evening star., 1953-03-25

Eggs - Market steady with prices
nominally unchanged. Receipts lighter
but supplies ample. Demand fair.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by first
receivers--Large. minimum 80 per cent
"A" quality. whites. ;55-57: brown and
mum so per cent "A'' quality. whites,
.52-.55; brown and mixed colors: .51-.54 :
current receipts, 45-.47
Egg receipts-2, ,269 cases.