text: M 'irtOhk j4Mhk jfIML : V W r ’W r Ik ' J| ( <' - W- >4® if *#B® - ; 1 ■■■ £ "JPh R. A. DuFour Fleming Bomar T. D. Webb Wm. Frampton Six Directors Added By Haynes Lithograph '.Haynes Lithograph Co. of Hickville. Md., has elected six r£w directors, includihg four from the Washington area, it was announced yesterday by Kenneth B. Haynes, ar., presi dent of the firm. • The area residents are: Ray mond A. DuFour. president of a -general insurance agency here; Fleming Bomar and Thomas D. Webb, attorneys, jpid William Frampton, vice, president of sales for the com pany. All are well known in business circles here. The other two directors are: Carl E. Dunnagan, treasurer of Inland Magill Weinsheimer Corp., 48-year-old Chicago printing company recently acquired by Haynes, and George MUTUAL FUNDS NEW YORK (AF) Bid Ask National Asaocia Select 10.2710.91 Union Securities Deal Var Fay 7.13 8.47 Canada, Canada 630 6.81 Bid Ask Inv Resch 14 93 16.32 Aberdeen 255 279 Istel Fd 38.92 39.70 Advise Fd 723 7.98 Johnston 16 18 16.18 Affi Fd 5.73 9.45 KEYSTONE: Am Bu* 499 5.33; Cus Bl 24 83 25.92 Am Inv 19.25 19 25 Cus B 2 21.77 23 75 Am Mut 10.22 11.17 Cus B 3 15 56 16 98 Asso Fd 1.69 1.86' Cus B 4 936 10.22 AxeH A 5.60 6.091 Cus KI 9.40 10.26 AxeH Stk 3.95 4.32 Cus SI 24.61 26 85 Axe Scien 12.64 13.74 Cus S 2 13.81 15.07 Axe Temp 10 94 11.96 Cus S 3 15 94 17.39 Rue Rid 13.61 14.87 Cus S 4 5.24 5.72 Bost Fd 20.70 22.62 Keys Can 16.40 17.74 Broad St 15.23 16.46 Knicker 6.54 7.17 Block 14.34 15.72 Knick 6th 7.94 8.70 Calif Fd 8.09 8.84 Lazard 17.875 18.75 Can Gen 16.20 1 7.70 Lexington 12.00 13.11 Cdn Fd 18.44 19.95. Life Inv 17.66 19.30 Cdn 16th 11.59 12.67 Uxan SC* 31.35 31.35 Capt Shr 16.52 18.10 Loom Say 17.08 17.08 Cent Shr 15.47 16.86 MAN AG FIND: Chase Fd 879 9.61 Elect 2.89 3.16 Chem Fd 13 22 14.30 Gen Ind 4.17 4.56 Colon Fd 12.26 13.40 Metal 2.35 2.57 Col Grth 15.34 16.77! Paper 3.54 3.87 Cwth Inc 10.01 10.94 Petrol 2.29 2.50 Com Int 11.25 12.30! Specl 443 4.84 Com Inv 10 Mils’ Trans 2.95 3.22 Com Stk 18.73 20.47, Mass Tr 16.37 17.89 Comp Bd 20.39 22 '6 Mass Gth 19 23 21.02 Comp Fd 9.26 10 06, Mass LUe 24.86 26.88 Concord 14.90 16.11: M.I.F. F 15.69 16.97 Cons Inv 22.75 24.25! M.I.F. Funk Com 7.47 8.21 Quar List 7.96 8.70 Funk Pf 2.65 2.92 Reiche 13 83 15 03 Fund Ant 9.86 Scud Can 14 57 14 57 Fund Inv 1112 12.19 Scud SC 2063 20 63 Gen Cap 1129 Scud Stk 1105 1105 Gen Inves 7.42 8.07 gelec Am 10.99 1188 GROI P SEC: Sharehold 12.01 13.13 AvfcEt 9.05 992 Smith Ed 10.63 Cap Gr 6.99 7.67 Sw Inves 8.33 9.01 Com St 14.21 15.56 -Sover Inv 16 32 17.17 Full Ad 10 13 11.10 State St 46.00 48.00 Gen Bd 7.07 7.75 Stein RF 41.18 41.18 Petrol 11.00 12.05 Stein Stk 35.92 35.92 Girth Ind 23 61 24.32 St+l Inv 12.10 13.08 Guard 22.69 22.69 Telev El 8.85 9.65 Ham hc7 606 6.62 Texas Fd 12.61 13.78 tm hda 594 Twenty-Cth 9.85 10.77 ydock 30.18 30.18 J'KI Fd 1073 11.41 Imp Cap 10.16 11.05 UNITED FI NDS: mp Fd 10.80 11.74 Accum 16.15 17.65 nc Fnd 290 3.17 Cont 7.99 8.73 &c Bost 8.41 9.19! Incom 14 01 15.31 hcorp Ine 10.00 10.93 Inti 11. 17 12.25 Northeast Inv 9.06 9.90 Soon 7 ’J 472 xSTiT &Mns- CnF Ca 18.70 20.33 1? oi 11 « Val Line 765 • 34 2nll 01 Val Llnc 557 409 2 Val LSpI 4.60 5.03 .Income 6.84 7.49 Wash St In, c 21 k RK W,,h Mut ”»12 34 « Ito! n s a m We " E<! 17 •' ” 34 atves Bos 13.18 14.40 Wel | Fd 16 34 p BO AVERT GRP: Whitehill 14.37 15.54 Mutual 12.13 13.11 Winfield 884 966 Stock 20 70 22.38 Wiscon 8.09 8.75 WHEATON PLAZA MONTGOMERY WARD i I 9;30 to 9:30 MON. thru SAT. Autumn round-up time Gas appliances! GAS COOKS BETTER... for less TAPPAN WO Gas Range Gives you more substantial convenience than any other gas range... slides easily into any 40" space! SET-IN FORGET burner eliminates messy boilers... does your cooking... automatically! HIDEAWAY TOP... sides into the way when not in use. 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A week earlier, the market had dropped $1.25 to $4.75 a bale, with the sharpest losses in the distant contracts. One factor bringing up the nearby prices was a heavier movement into Government loads. For the week ended November 10, this totaled 406,000 bales compared with 422,000 a week earlier. Domestic consumption of all cottons during October was placed at 715,000 bales, compared with 667,000 in October last year. For the first three months of the present season, consumption has been about 2,253,000 bales, more than 100,000 greater than last season. Exports for the week ended last Tuesday totaled 45,000 bales against 65,000 in the preceding week and 232,100 a year earlier. For the season to date, exports reached a total estimated by the Cotton Exchange service bureau at 1414,000 bales, 508,000 bales greater than in the comparable period a year ago. ATTENTION Insurance or Real Estate Brokers NEW, MODERN AIR-CONDITIONED BUILDING 5217 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. 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LOUIS LIVESTOCK BALTIMORE, Nov. 18 (AP) FEDERAL- Cattle: Receipts 2300 compared to 2254 last week and 2720 last year; call receipts to 307 last week and 348 last year. Supply 50 per cent cow, 30 per cent slaughter steers and 20 per cent stockers and feeders. Trading moderately active early in the week and slow late except bulls very slow throughout the week. Compared to last Thursday all classes fully steady to strong except instance, 25 cents higher on cutter cow, and feeder steers and instances 1.00 higher on choice vealers. Sl Gentle steers and heifers: Few THE SUNDAY STAR Business small lot choice 930-1140 lb Meers 26.52 27.00; good and low choice 990-1270 lbs 23 75-26.00; load and 2 lots good 1330 1360 lbs 22.50-24.00; few standard and low good 21.50-22.25 Three lots good. 785-830 lb heifers 22.50-23.25. Cows and bulls: Utility and few commercial $14.00-16.00, head up to $17.80; canner and cutter $12.00-14.25; light canner $10.00-11.75. Utility bulls $17.50-18.50, few head $19.00-21.25. Vealers; Good and choice 150-250 lbs $30.00-34.00, few head choice $35.00; standard $25.00-30.00. Stockers and feeders. Three lots high choice to fancy $40-960 lb feeder steers $25.00-125.25, three loads, and two lots, good and choice $70-120 lbs $21.50-23.75, two lots good and choice $370-00 lb stack steers $27.00. Two loads good and choice $390-580 lb stack steers and heifers $21.00-22.00, one lot mostly $1.50. Good 615 lbs. Hogs: Receipts $750 compared to $24 last week and $1,680 last year. Barrows and gilts weighing 190-230 lbs moderately active and steady early in the week, but closed slow mostly 50 cents lower than last Thursday: barrows and gilts $230 lbs scarce and steady; bushels too scarce for a test of prices. 