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Evening star., 1941-07-18
Wheat Storage Plan
To Relieve CHICAGO
Jam Is Awaited
Commodity Credit Corp.
Considers Proerom to
Meet Emergency
~ the Associated Press.

~ tilt ASsHtfdled Press
CHICAGO. July 1S-The grain
industry today awaited an an
nouncement by the Federal Com
modify Credit Corp. of a plan to
relieve glutted wheat storage con-
ditions in the Chicago market.
Officials of the corporation dis
closed such a plan was under con-
s1deratlOn. The situation has be-
come so acute that the Grain Mar
ketlng Committee warned wheat
shippers not to load cars for ship
ment to Chicago until they had de-
termined that unloading space
would be available.
The market rapidly is becoming
glutted with grain for storage while
available storage space has dWlndled
down until virtually none is avail
able elevator operators said.
Face Added Charges.
1T is possible, the committee
said that shippers not following
this recommendation VIII be
charged With any and all obligations
with respect to demurrage.
Demurrage Is the charge made on
ears not unloaded within 48 hours
after arrival The Chicago charges
are S220 day for each car after 48
hours, and $3.50 day after four
days.
The committee issued its warnings
after a two and one-haf hour meet
ing Yesterday attended by elevator
operators. railroad representatives
farm leaders and officials OF the Chi
CagO Board Of Trade and the Com
modify Credit Corp.
The Warehouse Committee of the
Board of Trade passed resolution
accusing the Commodity Credit Corp.
of entering into unfair competition
with the farmer" for storage space
in terminal elevators.
New Shipment Ordered.
Committee members reported the
Federal agency shipped approXi-
mately 3500000 bushels of wheat
from Chicago elevators to the East
this week The committee said that
rather than permit this space to be
used temporarily to relieve the
storage space shortage, the c0rpo-
ration had ordered immediate ship
ment to Chicago Of 100000 bushels
of corn from storage in Iowa.
Dealers estimated approximately
$50 cars of wheat were received III
Chicago yesterday. Between 800
and 900 cars were on track waiting
to be unloaded. The unloading ia
Cilities of all the elevators can
handle only approximately 800 cars
day. They estimated 1000 cars Of
wheat came into Chicago the first
four days of this week for perma-
nent storage.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Brokers Loops Drop
$4,000, 900 in Week

Ry the Associated FTSSH-
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported yesterday that last week 5
loans to brokers and dealers on Sc
curitles held by reporting member
banks in New York City totaled
1868 900 600
For the week ended Wednesday
the total represented a decrease of
s6.0OOOOO when compared with the
previous week
Loans for the corresponding week
a year ago totsled s287 900 900.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Chicuqo Produce

CHICAGO. July ~ lP,-Pouitry live
"a trucks, steady TO firm hens over :
pounds, 1872: ) pounds and down. @11z
springs. pounds Up. Plymouth Rock
2Gl2. under pounds. Plymouth Rock
2Oi2. other prices unchcanged
Bu-ter receipts. l.34S 13S: t1rmer
creamery. AZ score. 3334. o., sale; 90
centralized carlots 33l4; other prices un-
changed
Eggs receipts. 2I754; steady; market
unclaimed
Potatoes arrivals. 1sa. on track. 61a:
total u S shipments 4s7 supplies very
heavy. demand slow. market weak: Cali
fornIa long whites, q s No ]. 220-30:
Idaho Bliss TriUmphS U 5. No l. 1880:
Nebraska Bliss Trlumphs, U S No. j
10, Red Warbas, U s. No. /. .40-55:
Kansas cObblers, generally good quality
S0-S5.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK July Is LP-Rayon trade
was limited to casional sales of spot
goods for immediate requirements today,
Although an agreement was reached
featuring concerns and o. P A. c. S.
officials concerning maximum price levels
for staple goods, the piece goods branch
of the industry still claimed their side OF
the picture remained confused.
Worth Street agents reported business
at standstill There was a modera te
demand for wooden piece goods from the
civilian trade with top prices being paid.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Texas Corp. Earnings
OF S2.15a Share
Lag Behind 1910
Oil Firm Estimates
Six Months TotoI
At ST., ,407 ,3G8
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-Estimated
earnings of the Texas Corp, exclu-
sive of European subsidiaries, for
the first six months of this year
were S23. .407 1868, after charges for
depreciation. depletion and amorti-
cation and after providing for Fed
eral income and excess profits lakes
at 1910 rates. according to a state
ment today by W. S. S. Rodgers,
president.
That was equal to S2.15 a share
of outstanding capital stock, and
compared with net income equal TO
81 40 share in the like 1910 period
Howe Sound Co.
The Howe Sound Co. reported net
profit of s693 023. equal to s1.46 a
common share, for the six months
ended June 30, compared with $751;
68l, or S204 a share, in the 1910
period
Acme Steel Co.
Acme Steel Co. and subsidiary to-
day reported net income for the quar-
ter ended June 30 of 1920, TOT, or 50 81
a common share, compared with
s661 ,149, or s202 a share, in the
same period year ago Provision
for Federal income and excess
profits taxes. amounting to Sl,512.-
122. was made on the basis of rates
in tax amendments being consid-
cred by Congress.
Cepperweid Steel
Copperweld Steel Co reported net
profit for the six months enoed
June 30 of $685. or S16S a share
on 514,363 common shares. COM
pared with S52l, ,314 or 81 05 on 49,
1854 common shares, in the first SIX
months of 1910. Deductions for
Federal and State income taxes and
Federal excess profits taxes amount
ed to s1,198.680.
American Brake Shoe.
American Brake Shoe & Foundry
Co reported net profit for the June
quarter of 1892. .578, or 90 cents a
share on the common, against
1914 .074. or IS cents a share. in the
same quarter year ago. Federal
income and excess profits taxes
amounted to sl115,009 including
S240 additional taxes for the first
quarter Taxes were estimated at
proposed rates.
WOrthingt0u Pump.
Worthington Pump q Machinery
Corp. and domestic subsidiaries re-
ported net income for the six months
ended June 80 al 81 309,8 For
the first half of 1910 the company
had a consolidated net profit Of
s1,078,922.
Warner 4 Swasey.
Warner & Swasey Co. machine
tool builders, reported net earn
ings for the second quarter, after
all deductions, including provision
for estimated Federal taxes, Of
81 .263, 1856. or s155 per share. This
compared with net earnings of
81 ,040077 for the first quarter of
l94l and s1.126,011 for the second
quarter of 1910.
Bliss & Laughlin.
Bliss a. Laughlin, Inc, steel proc
essors, reported net income for the
first six months of l94l of S424 298
after tax provision. equal to s1.58
common share, and compared with
f1rst-half 1910 profit of $34a,2ls,
equal to $129 a share.
The company has set aside $685.
448 for Federal income and excess
profits taxes for the period.
Indicated net profit for the sec
ond quarter le4l was S21l 1913. equal
TO 70 cents share. against Sl44, ,766,
or So cents a share, in the CORE
spending period of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Lower Net Reported
By Atlantic Refining
BY the Associated Press.

bf trlS h5SDcldbru TItoss
PHILADELPHIA. July 1S-The
Atlantic Refining Co. and subsidi-
aries companies reported a profit
of Sc. .063 900 for the first six months
of 1941, after deducting 81 500 600
reserve for possible additional
taxes and contingencies" This COM
pares with a S5 ,266 coo profit for the
same period in 1910.
After provision for dividends on
preferred stock, the l941 return is
equal to S1.79 per share on the COM
mon stock. compared with $1.s7 for
the corresponding period last year.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Washington Exchange
SALES.

American Telephone & Telegraph
rights, when issued-50 at 10 81
Capital Transit Cos at 1853; 25
at l5as.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction lst 5s-st 900 at
104: 1000 at 104: $1,000 at 1914
American Telephone & Telegraph
rights, when iSsued-86 at 10 80; A.;
80 at IL 80
Capital Transit Co-60 at 1872.
Washington Gas Light pfd-5 at
1857.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Dividend Clears
Keith-AIbee
Arreoroges
BY the Associated Press.

by IIIt HSSUCId Ibu FItoh.
NEW YORK, July 13-The Keith
Albee-Orpheum Corp. today de-
clared a dividend out of operating
surplus of S1750 per share on the
7 per cent preferred stock for the
10 quarters ended June 30, wiping
out all the accrued dividends on
that stock. The dividend will be
payable August to stockholders of
record July 81.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Larger Dividend
is Declared by
Budd Wheel
By the Associated Press.

By tns ASSoClattd FItsS.
PHILADELPHIA. July Ia Di-
rectors of Budd Wheel Co. today
declared a dividend of Is cents a
share on the common stock, payable
August 8 to holders of record July
29. In January of this year and in
July 1910, payments of 20 cents
were made.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

a. Also extra or extras
Declared or paid so far this year.
Paid last year
Quotations furnished BY Nstionsl ASso-
cia tIon of Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect sctus
transactions or firm bids or offers bui
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Excess Bank Reserves
Rise 22O Millions.
During Week
Drop in Circulation
And Federal Spending
Are Mojor Fuetors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board said
lendable excess reserves of banks
increased s22O 900. 900 to a total of
s5,34O0OO,O0O in the week ended
July l6
The board said that these re-
serves. which have been generally
declining IN recent months, jumped
upward last week because of Treas
ury spending, seasonal decline in
money circulation and other tech
nical factors.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended July Is
member bank reserve balances IN
creased S252000,000 Additions to
member bank reserves arose from
decreases of S50000,000 in money
in circulation and S19O000,000 in
Treasury deposits with Federal Re-
serve banks, and increases OF S45,-
900 600 in reserve bank credit. S15.-
100000 in gold stock and So 0000 900
in Treasury currency, offset in part
by increases of S18,OOO0 900 in Treas
ury cash and S36,000000 in nom
member deposits and other Federal
Reserve accounts. Excess reserves
of member banks on July l6 were
estimated to be approximately S.
$40 ,0O0,0 900. an increase of S220000,-
900 for the week
Changes in member bank reserve
balances and related items during
the week and the year ended July
Is. 1941. we're reported as follows
Tin millions Of dollars:
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Odd-Lot Dealings
Rx the Associated Press.


The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for July Il: 2,494
purchases involving "a .646 shares; 2,5S3
sales involving So, ,604 shares, including
4s short sales involvins 1924 shares.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc. winch
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated are as quoted by
the sponsors or lssuers.
mot quoted by sponsors OF issuers.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July lS.-DivIdends de-
clared Prepared BY Fitch PuollShins Co.
Accumulated
Evening star., 1941-07-18
PUBLIC UTILITY.

paid so far this yesf se5 az extrs.
(hl s5 90 extra. (k) zoe extra tn) 81. 80
extra (p) SIO0 paid September 80. 1910.
(s) So 90 paid in 1910 iy) $1,000 extra.
tw. i.) When issued.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

London Tin Prices
LONDON, July Is lP-Tln steady spot,
1888 los bid, 1853 asked; future, f261 15s
bid. 1852 asked
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Federal Lund Bunks

NEW YORK, July Is tF.-Federal Land
Evening star., 1941-07-18
U. 5. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK July 1s tP'-Frices
quoted in dollars and thirty seconds
Evening star., 1941-07-18
The detailed compilation follows
JUNR
S343 5OO.34G
SIX MONTHS
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK July Ia p -Nsrlonai .
soc1s ton Securities Dealers Inc
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. July Is p National A
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Vacuum Cleaner Service
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13
Scout Jubilee
Next Week

Chapel Hill, Sept. ia highlight
Of the third Carolina Boy Scout
Jubilee which gets under way at the
University of North Carolina Thurs
day, September 10, viii be an adj
dress by Governor J. Melville
BrOughton at the governors camp
fire program next Saturday night.
President'Frank p. Graham of the
University, State Superintendent #
public Instruction Clyde Erwin, and
ether dignataries will also partici-
pate. Between $500 and 1000 Scouts
will attend.
Saturday afternoon the Boy Scouts
'pill attend the neutrality-suspicious.
lima football game in Kenan Stad-
ium which is to be a feature of
HiPh School Day. also to be cele-
rated at the university.
SPONSORED by the UNIVERSITY and
Region Six of the p y Scouts Of
America the Jubilee will draw
Scouts from Georgia. South Caro-
lima, Florida and North Carolina
here for a four-day encampment
which will come to a close on Sun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13
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Ride ina Pa ( perl e1r1Bodt7]A&f
|N MARIE Nan y

be some insurance, Of course, but
we want to do lore. Will you 80"
Twill L. ?" He asked in the
pause when Halle was wondering
how her mother would take Mat
she was going to say next
"Will you come and be guest
until you get we'll? We have sort
Of a pleasant house. I think you'd
like it better than staying In the
hospital, or going back to your
boarding house."
With his good hand he reached
for hers. you're an angel and I
accept with pleasure. You're quite
sure you won't mind having me
around?"
Exciting anticipation spread up
through her from her toes, making
her cheeks hot. Mind? Wen all
love having you"
He leaned on his elbow and
closed his eyes. And I'm going to
love you and your mother and IA
Their and little brother, if you have
one, and the family dog. :. I've
never had a taste Of real home
life"
Halle felt something twist in
side her, an experience that she
was to know time and time again
when he looked at her that way
and said things like that, and she
wasn't able to answer.
How soon do you suppose I al
leave here?"
I'm a few days. I'll come and get
you. And I'll get your things from
where you were staying. VIII that
be all right?"
He caught his underlip between
his teeth for a moment. I'D rather
you didn't. You e Well, III
have the nurse ring up Mother
Bramwell's boarding house and
have one Of the chaps from the
company bring my stuff over here"
But it isn't any trouble" she
persisted.
That's Just what we don't
want" he said graphically. Look
here, do you know what I'll be do
ing until you take me away? III
be thinking Of you and wondering
if you look as pretty in other COL
ors as you do in blue"
"You can save that line for the
nurses. They're used to it. and I'm
not"
"Oh, you'll get used to 1t when
I'm around, at your heels, or per-
haps I should say, at your feet
every day. Will you think of that
Halle ?"
Halle thought about it-24
hours Of every day between that
afternoon and the day she went 10
get him. And she had never given
more than a moments thought to
any other man in her life. But that
was the way it was with 21-year-
olds in love at first sight. But, OF
course, Halle wouldn't admit that,
even to herself.
Already Eric knew more about
her than she knew about herself.
He was wondering about that love
at first sight business. and II there
was anything in it. Eric didn't De-
lieve in love.
ITO Be COntinmed)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13

They might worry about YOU
Not my family, meaning one
brother. He does plenty Of worry
ing, but not about my health. In
fact, he thinks I'm pretty much on
The worthless side because l choose
to act rather than work in a bank"
Halle felt an instant resentment
for this unknown brother, and an
intense desire to know why 1t was
that the boy in the bed wanted to
act. And if he had a girl. And what
kind of neckties he liked. Anything
and everything about him. Just be-
cause his hair grew In a waving
line across his forehead and be-
cause there was young male eager
ness written all over his face. There
was arrogance in his face, but she
liked that.
But there must be something l
can do. Tell me the kino of books
you like. III bring some 20 you to-
morrow"
Il read a book once, so that's
that . . but there's quite a lot
YOU can do. You can sit here and
let me look at you, and when I get
out of here, there are a lot of
things you and 1 car do together"
Such as -"
He looked at her for a moment
and then a shadow fell over his
face and he sighed,
Halle moved a little closer to the
bed. rs there something the mat
ter? Does your arm pain so
much?"
NO. It isn't that" he said slow
ly. ITS just that 1 was forgetting
l won't be able to do a lot of things
I'd like to do this summer"
on Halle sighed. too, in SYM
pantry. But you will be all better
soon"
He gave her a wry smile. DOC
says III have to year this contrap-
ton called an airplane splint for the
rest Of the summer. That washes
out my getting back into the COM
pany. I won't be able to act again
until autumn"
30 you have plans for au-
tumn?"
"Oh, sure! My agents sure to get
me a part in a Broadway produc-
ton in the fall"
That will be exciting"
He nodded, not very happily.
The catch is what I'll do for the
rest of the summer. Bed and board
stuff
Halle didn't know what to say
to that for a moment. But your
brother 2"
Good old h%int-hearted Win!
He'd think this is just what l de-
serve. You know, Halle, you're
sweet. l can tell just what you're
thinking. But don't be sorry for
me. l always get along-one way
or another. People are very kind
to me- He said it with a grin that
was a little Wistful.
Halle felt a lump in her throat
for no good reason she could think
of. She felt desperately moved to
bring the laughter back to his
young face and leaning forward she
said shy'y. I'VE that is. my
whole family. want to DO some
thing to make up fer this. ThereE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13
CHAPTER TWO


THE CORRIDORS Of the Long
3treth hospital We're as familiar to
Or. Sineleton's daughter as the
halls Of her own home, but she
couldn't ever remember entering
them with her heart knocking
against her ribs before that day
when she paid her first visit to
Eric Adams. And she couldn't ever
remember stopping to take a long
look at herself in the long mirror
beside the elevator.
1t wasn't really a long look. She
was afraid that if she took a sec
ona oac, she wouldn't see the same
pleasing picture. But pleasing 1t
was. she knew, when Eric turned to
see her standing in the doorway.
He didn't speak at onCe-he let
his eyes sweep over her slowly and
then he smiled before he spoke.
Framed by the doorway, she
looked like a magazine cover girl.
She had brought him an armful of
pink blooms from her mothers gar
den and they lay in her arms
against the blue of her linen frOck
which changed the gray OF her
Wide-set eyes to the same hue.
There were many things in her
eyes, a kind of anxiety and SYM
pathy and eagerness. And these eX-
pressions made her face look pref
tier than it was, and they spoke for
her.
Eric said, Halle, Halle, Halle.
rye been saying your name over,
l like it. And I like you for coming
SO soon You know you're just like
l remembered you"
Halle sat down stifly or the
edge Of a chair. you should be
congratulated on your memory
Fancy remembering the way l look
since yesterday"
Yesterday seems quite a long
time ago"
Il know" she said, her voice
dropping a tone o two" 1t wasn't
any fun, was it? But it's only a
broken arm and Dad says you'll be
all mended in a couple of weeks
We were going to do every
thing we can for you"
Are you?" He grinned. THAT
ear that youll come to see me
every day, and read to me, and talk
to me-?
Il expect you'll have lots Of call
ers And you'd get tried of seeing
me every day. Now look, I've
brought paper and pen, Wouldn',
you like me to write your family?'
His young face went hard sud
denly. Don't you worry your pref.
ty blond head about my family.
don't worry about them"
That isn't the idea, exactly
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13
TIGERS
MEET RALEIGH GREYS

The Carolina Tigers will meet
their strongest foe of the season Sun
day afternoon in Raleigh when they
t/ke on the Raleigh Greys at $50
o'clock in Chavis Park.
The Greys have an impressive
record for the season, and the Tigers
are eager to spoil it.
There is ample room in the stands
Of the park to accommodate all who
wish to see the contest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13

day morning, September p.
The Governors Campfire program
viii be hid on Fetzcr Field Satur
du,y night at 8 u'clock when var.
ioa Scout cere.'ionies, greetings from,
the dig%natariess, band music, fire
works, salutes and the address from
Governor Broughton are scheduled
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13
(TO Be COntinmed)
Teaches Glass

r. G.. Kittrell will teach he Nlei'
Bible class If Holy lnnocen's hpS
copal church Sunday morning al ~
o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-13

The great empires Of earlier an
tiquity were empires of mixed races