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dress before the biennial council today.
Turn the searchlight of intelligent
and sustained investigation upon your
schools. your churches and your com.
munity gatherings" the speaker eau
toned. 'for I have information from
the most authoritative sources that it
is among our young people: yes, even
among our young children, that the
Communists are working steadily and
earnestly"
Growth of Atheism.
81 wonder how many of you know
of the four ASP" the speaker con.
tinued. THE four AS stand for the
American Association for the Advance
ment of Atheism and their first field
of operations is the colleges and uni
versities of the land, with flank
movement on the high schools and
academies.
"They point with pride to the 18
or 30 associations in as many colleges
and universities At time when
there is vast cropping for God. they
have determined that God shall be
abolished
Urges Flood Policy.
The American people. once more
out of step with the laws of Nature.
she said, have experienced a flood
calamity. The cutting away of vast
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
WHEAT HAS UPTURN
ON FOREIGN REPORTS
News That European Supplies Are
Near Exhaustion Have Bull
ish Effect.


CHICAGO, June aggressive buy
ing after a hesitant start turned
wheat sharply upward today and
brought about a late rally in corn.
Official advices were at hand that
European wheat supplies are nearing
exhaustion and that European buyers
are greatly concerned over unfavor-
able crop reports from the American
Southwest and as to adverse seeding
lconditions in Canada and Australia.
with European crops backward. 1t
was indicated that Europe promises
to continue heavily dependent upon
overseas wheat imports for longer
period than usual.
Better weather conditions in the
corn belt, coupled with some early
commission house selling, Influenced
that cereal in the early transactions,
hut the resulting reaction, based upon
continued reports of late seeding and
fears for maturity of the crop. took
the July option again past the 81
mark, but only temporarily. An hour
after the opening that option was at
1915 and September had dropped to
$1.02A.
Wheat sank in sympathy with this,
and also because the late Liverpool
trading belied the earlier reports of
resistance in the English market.
The close there was Is off. A Cana.
dian Pacific crop report was optimistic
of conditions in the Dominion north.
west, and this was backed by a Cana
dian national report from Winnipeg
Both reports agreed that the Alberta
growth looked especially good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
RISE IS SELECT|VE
/. ON CURB EXCHANGE
BancitaIy One of Outstanding
Shares in Trading Today.
Oils Mixed.
RY WILLIAM r. HEFFERNAN,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. June 7-OperatiOns
for the rise were carried on success
fully again today in the Curb Market.
despite the growing belief in some
quarters that n technical reaction
from the current price level is i'm
minent Improvement was not gen.
eral, however, and the buying was
more selective.
The two banking issues, because of
strong financial position and favorable
earnings position. namely, Bancitaly
and Financial and Industrial Securi-
ties, were carried forward into new
high ground. Because of the dividend
returns it was hardly logical tc attri-
butte the demand to investment buy
ing. In the case of the former COM
pany, reports were current concern
ing q recapitalization which would
work out favorably for shareoWners.
Fulton Sylphon furnished one of the
features among specialties, advancing
from the previous final of 471s to q
new high at 81. Dividend prospects
were the basis for the continued de-
mand at new high prices for Dunhill
international, and a rate of So annu-
ally was generally talked of. Equita-
able Office Building had another of
it's characteristic run-ups, equaling it's
previous top price for the year.
Because of steady earnings and
gradually expanding operations. pub
lie utilities were among the favorites,
and new highs for 1927 were reached
by Electric Bond & Share and Ameri-
can Super Power class "a" Ameri-
can Gas & Electric was in demand
and there was special strength in
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric.
The oils were featured by a heavy
profit taking movement in Vacuum
Oil following the recent spectacular
upturn. Below 1870, the price com
pared with yesterdays final of 1921
but substantially retraced part of the
loss, Prairie Pipe Line was bid up
to new high at 167. In both issues
there was the prospect of distribution
in the form of a stock dividend of
part Of the huge surplus built up by
the companies.
New Mexico and Arizona Land came
to the front among Independents, pos
sibly influenced by the great strength
of Texas & Pacific Land Trust GER
tlficates on the Stock Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
FOREIGN BONDL|S
} HAS RECESS|ONS
German Issues Sag-FIare'
Up in Balkans Reflected
in Market Today.
By CHARLES r. SPE.ARE.
necial DiSpatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, June THE weak
ness in a number of foreign dollar
bonds was the feature in a marker
today where transactions fell off ana
the speculative issues were held IN
check by a heavier stock market tone
For some time there has been
ragged market in German govern
ment, state, municipal and corporation
bonds Today's German IS declined
/ half to the lowest of the year and 312
points under the years high, Com
/ pared with prices prevailing in Jan
uary most of the German city and pro-
/ rincial bonds are to PA points lower
/ and some of the induStrialS without
| convertible features to points off.
| The issues carrying warrants are down
/ from l. TO Is points. An exception
10 the current tendency was shown in
/ United Steel Works 6hs, which were
very active today at the highest of
the year.
Another foreign bond that showed
signs of pressure was the City of
! Rome Gas. which broke to 80, point
under the issue price and "a points
below the level reached soon after they
were offered. Other new foreign issues
that have been heavy recently are the
Ratavian Petroleum 412s. which were
off about four points, and tn New
South Wales 5s, off u points.
The flare-up in the Balkan states
slightly affected today such bonds as
Serbian SIS, Bulgarian Is, Greek Is,
Poland SIS and Italian IS. This is the
first political disturbance reacting on
European dollar bonds that the mar
ket has had to consider in over year.
In most cases the convertible issues
that were very strong made decline
today. Delaware & Hudson at one
time showed a loss of points and
Brooklyn Union Gas Ia points. In
ternational Telephone 5l2s. however,
reached a new high with a net gain
of points In spite of the SpectaCu-
lar advance in Western Maryland
common stock this week, the first as
were heavy and off points recently.
Hudson Coal Co. new SIS, issued
today at 9S12, were listed and sold
at a slight premium. The announce
ment by President Franklin of the
international Mercantile Marine that
I the company's per cent bonds had
been reduced to $27,000.000 indicates
that practically all of the $10,000,000
cash received from the sale of the
company's ships has been employed
in buying up the 6s between the levels
of Sc and about 103 Further pur-
chases will undoubtedly be made if
bonds are available at prices salts
factory TO the company.
United States Government issues
were quiet, but the long Treasures
were firmer. There was little change
in high-grad corporation issues.
Dealers find that institutions are buy
ing very little and that retail dis
tribution is poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07

NEW YORK OP).-Stocks, steady;
Texas land (old) rises 600 points and
new 10. Bonds, firm; $4,000, 900 Hud-
son Coal 6s oversubscribed. Foreign
exchange. mixed; Canadian dollar at
a discount. Cotton. higher; further
floods Mississippi Valley. Sugar.
steadier; covering. Coffee, easy; lower
Brazilian markets.
CHICAGO.-Wheat. strong: strength
foreign markets. Corn. firm; unfa-
vorable crop reports. Cattle, irregu-
lar. Hogs, weak; large receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
STOCK INCREASE OK. d.

NEW YORK. June Z P).-Stock-
holders of South Porto Rico Sugar
Co. approved the increase in common
stock from 125 900 shares Of 500 par
value to 100000 no par shares and
the 4-for-1 split-up of old stock. APP
prevail also was given TO the sale of
lS4.S93 shares of new stock to stock
holders at $50 a share and mainte-
nance of the present voting ratio be-
tween common and preferred by Civ
ing 4 votes to each of the 900 pre-
ferred shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
RAIL EARNINGS DROP.

Glass one railroads had a net
operating income of $73,627,24S in
April of this year, the Bureau of Rail-
road Economics, maintained here by
the carriers, announces. This figure.
which was a decrease of $2,254 400
from the total for April of last year.
represented an annual return rate of
436 per cent on property investment.
The rate for April of last year was
4.61 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas $500 at 1919
Washington Gas Gs "A"--S1 900 at 1O3 X
Washington Rwy. & Elec, 4s-S5OO at
S5H. $500 at s5.ia, $1,000 at S51@
Potomac Electric pfd. -6s--5 at 1885,.
Potomac Electric MD : y 800 at 1O1 II
50 at 1ol y. 25 at 101 u. 90 at 101 u. 80
Barber & Ross 61ss-S1 900 at 81.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.--50 at
Federal: American Co. CONS at 80 4
Merchants Tran. & Storage pfd.--5 at
100$i.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric pfd. hs--1 at 101 u
CAPITAL Traction Co" at IO47s
100s4
Washington Rwy. & Electric pfd.-2 at
81 o.
Potomac Electric ND. Rs--4 at 1881
Capital Traction Colo at 105.
Liberty National Bank-10 at 207 ". 5
at POI ~
Money-Call loans. 5 and per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June : LE). - For
eign exchanges mixed. Quotations lin
cents: Great Britain, demand, 4S5A
cables, 485"s: 60-day bills on banks,
4Sl$s. France, demand. 391 y; cables,
80 -. Italy, demand, 551 l.; cables,
552
Demand: Belgium. 13.S81a; Germany
1868 Holland, 1902; Norway, 1881,
Sweden. 26.751@; Denmark, 26.71 p
Switzerland. 1927; Spain, 1921
Greece, 1924: Poland, ll.40: CZecho
slovakia, go: Jugoslavia. 1.76; Aus
tria, 1412l2: Rumania, .60k; Argen
tina, 42.4334; Brazil, 11.814; Toxic
4643aa; Shanghai, 62.S7l2; Montreal
9995Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June Z (P).-FIour-
Barely steady; soft Winter straights,
6.65a7.00. Rye-Easy; No. Western,
1.24A f. o. b. New York and 1.221a
C. i. (. export. Enthusiastically; malt
irg, 46 pounds, 1.11h c. f. New
York, lake and rail. Tallow-Firmer;
special loose, IN; extra. rs. Wheat
Futures opened steady: domestic
July. 1.44&. Other articles I'M
changed. a w. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
AUBURN AUTO OUTLOOK.

NEW YORK. June LD.-Due to
increased production at the Auburn
Automobile plant, earnings of the COM
pany for the first half of the fiscal
year ended May 81. are expected 20 be
only slightly below earnings for the
previous year, says +. l.. Cord, pres:-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-07
CALL MONEY EASIER.

NEW YORK. June Z CP.-Call
money easier; high, Az; low Az; rul-
ing rate, Az; closing bid, Al. Time
loans steady; mixed collateral, 5000
days, 4Aa4as; 4-6 months, AS; prime
paper, 4a4A.