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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-10-11
cHIDESTER
Martha Robinson

Mrs May Ella Hill and Alice
Griggs of Chicago are here visit
ing relatives and friends Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Douglas made a
business trip to Camden last
week . Henry Eta Robinson
made a business trip to Camden
Friday Mines. Jennie Nc
Kenzie and Annie Mckenzie are
on the sick list.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-10-11

REV. AND MRS. E.C.CUTTER
Of 809 East Miles Street. Ell Dora
do. and their little great grand
daughter. Gloria Jean. l Year-old.
Rev. and Mrs. tBamma) Cuieer
are old residents of FL Dorado.
and shown above is their most
comfortable home. Rev. Cutter
has served several churches in
Union County. and has served 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
Employment
17 Men Wanted

MARRIED MAN-wanted. With out children, or not more than one child, willing to board two or three men, must be experienced mh- chine and hand milker; know how to haudle all kinds of farm na- chinery. Modern house with all improvements; boarders have sep- arate quarters. Good wages, end 6 the usual privileges. Also bonus at the end of the year. No drinking; first class references required. Job available at any time. High Brook Farm, Iitohfleld, Conn. Tel. Litch- field 445 ring {.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

Employment
l9 Help-NIale or Female .,.

STEPHEN J. O'BRIEN - Employ ment Agency, no Grand Street, Statesmen; auto mechanic, machin- ist, rivet makers, B and s opera tors, tanitors, auto body man, stenographers, bookkeepers, housekeeperS Qive in or out) Dial 4-3692 or 5-1863.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

EXPERIENCED-Light colored girl desires job as elevator operator or maid in Beauty Salon. Please call 3-404S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

GENERAL HOUsEwoRK WANT EDS OR 4 DAYS A WEEK. CALL 3-025o.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

ELY Kassman made her local de-
but last night in the Washington
Club in piano recital under the
auspices OF the Felicia Rybier Mu-
sic Club. The enterprising group
after some years OF bringing young
artists for first hearing here at :
Dupont Circle, has planned several
concerts in b larger hall and Miss
IKassman was chosen to inaugurate
this series. She is 1 serious per-
former OF AttrActiyely simple man
| ner and . generous musical endow-
ment inherited from her Finnish
ancestors.
The hall, however, was too ANAL
| for the best display Of Miss Kass.
mans particular pianistic style Shs
| has breadth Of delivery that couit
register decisively In greater space
and Offset properly her deft tech
nioue. Judging under the circum.
stances, she has not yet adopted
Z full scope OF dynamics and Is linn.
tied to 4 pronounced forte and Z
mezzo- forte. Had these been re-
Quoted to At the hall, the e1fect
would have been much finer.
At her command Is = thorough
mastery Of technical problems and
bravura passages were not only flu
ently dispatched but with clarity
and sparkle. The two sonatAs BY
padre Antonio Soler demonstrates
this special quality Immediately. al
though neither the Sonata In G
minor" with It's repetitious trills
or that in C sharp minor had any
other great value. The Loeully Co
dowsky "Gigue" was the first num-
Der to divulge her capabilities for
brilliant and forceful playing and
her security in rapid execution.
With so much pianistic skill to
work with and = tone pleasantly
musical in quality, 1t Is 4 pity that
Miss KAssmAn did not take advAr-
tage Of the possibilities for emo
tional variance offered by Schu-
bert's "Impromptu No. in B nat,
op. 142" and the Chopin group:
"Valse In A nat, op. a." "1mpromptu
In r sharp, op. 36," and "Ballade In
q minor, op. a." She played them
honestly but without any subtletry
There was little difference In de-
livery between these romantically
tinted numbers ana the fiery "0i-
que" and the same preciseness In
following the traditional shadins1
vas observed.
It was not possible to hear the
last half Of the program which In.
cluded Hindemith's Sonata No. T.
Debussy's "Sarabande, Delibes
"passepied," Ravel's "Ondins" and
"Toccata," LISTS "valse Cubliee'
and the Pasanini-L Liszt Busoni "Ls
Campanella." From the limited
survey the opening program num-
bers allowed, Miss Kassman is IN
artist 20 excellently grounded on
the mechanical side with q well
developed nicely Of taste and style
that it should not be difncult fol
her to seek to make them more
expressive. This would give the final
sheen that her artistry needs.
In Constitution Hall, the National
Lutheran Chorus under the direc.
ton OF r. E. Snesrud gave ii
Christmas concert before = large
audience. The program included
some of the beloved carols and ir
two OF them, Hawkes. "Joy TO tht
World" and Mendelssohn's "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing" the audi.
ence joined in the singing.
The distinguishing feature Of thu
group il q soft, velvety tone in en-.
semble. It ts retained even wher
volume is demanded and the direc.
Evening star., 1946-12-13
Senator'S Daughters !
To Fete Seryicen,e,,' r.

An entertainment program fen
servicemen and convalescent vet
erans in the washington area will
be held here Monday night under
the sponsorship Of the United States
Senators Daughters Club. II Was
announced today.
The evenings entertainment will
begin with concert at $50 pm.
at the Phillips Memorial Gallery,
1900 Twenty-first street NV, by
Fred H. Barton, pianist.
After the piano concert, soldiers
and. their escorts will be taken to
the Shoreham Hotel. where 4 hoor
show and dancing will be provided.
Evening star., 1946-12-13

mas spirit Of the selestiers IN ID
Mirable fashion.
Yuletide songs from sweden
wales, France, Austria, England
Germany, Russia and Switzerland
were mingled with those Of this
country. A 18th century English
carol in form Of . dialogue be-
tween the Mother and Child was
arranged by Regina Holrnen Fryxell
for the chorus under the title Wis
ion and proved to be One OF The
finest OF the songs. Another num-
ber IN which the voice blending
and the Interpretation WAS inspira-
Evening star., 1946-12-13

tional was Christiansen's Lula
bye on Christmas Eve" which it Is
traditional for the St. Olaf Choir,
Of which the composer Is director,
to sing at Christmas time.
The men OF the chorus gave a
good account OF themselves and
showed the rich, deep vocal quality
Of this section In Break Forth, O
Evening star., 1946-12-13
Local Debut Of Ely Kassman
Is Handicapped by Small Hall
By Alice Evsrsmcn

tor iscontent not to force it for
greater effect. When 1 solo voice
was heard In . few Of the numbers.
1t was OF the same character and
CAUSED no change in the musical
atmosphere the more than $50
singers created. It was the kind Of
singing that set forth the Christ
Evening star., 1946-12-13

Beauteous Heavily Light" from
Bacl1's christmas Oratorio.' Oc-
casionally, as in the Appalachian
carol, II Wonder rs ! Wander" the
q cappella singing was not always
on pitch but in the Accomplishments
that were hummed and where GER
tain effects were sought as the
Initiating OF bells In Leontovich's
Evening star., 1946-12-13

Carol Of the Bells" the intona ii IN
was pure and fine.
After an invocation delivered by
DR.. Carl r. Simon, pastor of the
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,
the program opened with Christians
sens To-day There Is Ringing"
The final number was Warrell's
of Merry Christmas"
Evening star., 1946-04-07

PROUD PAPA seems a biz previous!
But no doubt Sonny is soon TO develop
champion ways Looks as though breakfast
will be on the beam. A hefty main dish bowl
of milk. fruit and Wheaties, Breakfast of
Champions does lot for person. These
whole wheat flakes supply vitamins, min
erals, protein, food energy. Second helping
good. too this General Mills product
Crisp, crackly HAD )our Wbea1e5 tona)1
Evening star., 1946-04-07
{: Blanket.
ExcifingIy seasoned ri

ExeinsIy seasoned rich filling fluffy biscuit
crust. Eosy Of course, with eisqviek.
cups red salmon C-lb can) or other fish
Remove skin and bones then fake Add
IA cup mayonnaise
tbsp. each, lemon Juice and minced onion
tsp salt
Hs tsp pepper
tbsp. finely parsley
Mix together until thoroughly blended Make Bsquick
biscuit dough- following simple directions package Just:
cups Bisquck
hto 2s cup milk
That's all! Roll into IS inch eotange Transfer
lightly creased heavy baking sheet Spread salmon mixture
down of dough within inches of ends. Fold
lengthwise edges salmon overlap Roll
lengthwise underneath Tuck ends under roll
Make ahes along top for escape. Bake II to IS
in hot 42oo Place on hot serving dish Garnish
with lemon wedges and parsley Serve hot with hot creamed
vegetable such Serves to generously
say General Mills foods staff
QUICKIE! I'm speaking Of anything you make with
Bsquck Just add liquid for biscuit dough dumPlngs
Saves work making mullins, wah1es, pancakes And
calamity proof Bisquck includes quality ingredients blend
ed more skIfuIly than possible at home Do try Bisquck
B6M7 Uocku
Inc
Evening star., 1946-02-24

cAR0USEL. Gay and tender
songs by members Of the
original cast from the most
popular musical since
'Oklahoma!' 10 sides. II
inch. No. DA- 400. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-02-24

THE DESERT SONG. From a
musical all America loves.
Featuring Kitty Carlisle,
Wilbur Evans, Felix Knight
an d Others. 10 sides. 10
inch. No. DA-37O. S4.25
Evening star., 1946-02-24

ESSCHA HEIFETZ. "Humor-
eske and other selections
played by the master
viOllnlst. 8 sides. 10 inch.
No. A 1886 $3.50
Evening star., 1946-02-24

SONGS OF DEVOTION. Favorite
hymnsand spirituals sacred
toall faiths. BY Fred Waring
and the Glee Club. lOsides.
10 inch. No. A 1913. $500
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Stock Market Rallies
As Bargain Hunting
Follows Decline
By Victor Eubonk
A..oeiotsd Pres. FineneieI Writer

NEW YORK, June 21.-Bargain
hunters stepped in another thin
stock market today and rallied 8
wide assortment Of yesterdays weak
issues fractions to or more points
on expanding volume.
A better tone appeared at the
start with rails attracting demand
There was a moderate letdown after
midday, but trends stiffened in most
cases during the final hour.
While scattered losers were in
evidence at the close, the rallyine
column was well populated.
Transfers. of around 1,4O0, ,0OC
shares were the largest OF the week
Steels, motors, rubbers and "blue
chips" were prominent on the up
ward swing.
Hupp Motors turned active or
the advance when 1t was announced
former President Knudsen Of Gen.
eral Motors had been elected a di.
rector. Eastman Kodak got back
about half of the two-day slump oi
271a points.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Wushinqton Produce

From the Department Of Agriculture
EGGs-Market about steady. Receipt,
moderate snd fully ample TO fair demand
Prices paid for Federal-State graded eggs
RECEIVED from grading stations. June 2l
Whites. browns, mixed colors: U. s. Grade
3s-ss. average SEW; q. 3. drsde 3. large
3S: medium. 80. ,commercislly srsded A
$3.50 8; Grade c. 30; current receipts
LIVE PouLIRYM;,Market very firm; Re.
mand. n1aIs Prices reflect price control regula;
on the market for which prices were moi
obtainable: Fowl. 2s.9.,30: LsEhorn.- 20;
DREssED PouLTRYWticed ana west.
sa,.iIyy sIn d.y hoS. boS packed: Market very frm
Several nearby dressing plants reported
CLOSING closing down Prices reflect price eontro
sold on the market for which prices were
not obtainable. Fowl, 32-33.9: grade B
32.4: broilers, fryers and Roasters, grade
A. 40-4O5
Evening star., 1946-06-21
New York Cotton

. NEW YORK. June 81 UP.-cotton fu.
today, Influenced by varying views in thu
trade on the outcome Of pending prics
control legislation. Following early easi.
LIQUIDATION, the market turned steady OF
covering induced by news that the Senate
House conferees have agreed on a Taf
manufacturers 1941 price levels plus al
lowsnce for increased costs.
There vas considerable switching from
July, 1915: into the later deliveries an.
ticipating FIRST notice day next Tuesday.
Private advtees reported increased spo
ouylng Of cotton by mills in the Atlantis
mand was slow In the Memphis territory
Pr1vate crop reports were favorable. :.
Late afternoon prices were 20 to 4!
20 ;35. and Decemhf. 294o,
/, Futures closed IS to 30 cents a bal
Evening star., 1946-06-21
.Olds to Head Bond Club.

-Olds to Head Bond Club. =
Edison B. Olds, member of the in
vestment firm of Goodwin & Olds
is expected to be elected president Of
the Bond Club of Washington at the
annual outing late today at the
Manor Club, Myles H. Quail, chair
man of the; nominating committee
stated.
Harvey B. Gram of Johnston
Lemon g. Co. is slated to be moved
from secretary-treasurer to vice
president, with G.. Fenton Cramer
of Ferris & Co. succeeding him in
his former post. The new governors
are expected to be Austin Rorbaugh
and William C. Coe.
Tribute Paid E. C. Graham.
E. G.. Graham, chairman of the
board of the Hamilton National
Bank, was honored last night with
a testimonial dinner given at the
Metropolitan Club by his fellow
directors on the eve of his 18th
birthday and approaching retire
ment.
w. j. Waller, president of the
bank, felicitated Mr.. Graham for
his outstanding leadership and or
ganizing ability which had so much
contributed to the success of the
bank, which in less than 13 years
had grown from a $10,000.000 in
stitution to one with resources in
excess of 100000, ,00C.
Roger j. Whiteford, on behalf of
the directors, presented Mr.. Gra-
ham a silver service as tribute
of esteem.
Directors of the American Secur-
ity & Trust Co. have declared a
quarterly dividend of 212 per cent,
payable July 10 to stockholders OF
record June %.
The Virginia Bankers Association
has voted to become a corporation
in order to establish a group in
surance plan for employees of men,
ber banks.
Storage Dividend Increased.
Directors of the Security Storage
Co. have declared a quarterly divi-
dend of $1.50 per share, payable
July 10 to stockholders of record
July 5. This is an increase of so
cents a share over the last pre-
vious payment.
Joseph E. Healy, president, Citi-
zens' National Bank, Hampton, was
elected president of the Virginia
Bankers Association today.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

CHICAGO. June p OPl (UsDA).-sala-
PIE hogs. 800; total. 1000; active,
IA So, the ceiling: sows, l4.l0. ceiling:
complete early clearance.
SalAhle cattle-50O; total, 500. salable
calves, 200: total. 200: mostly steady com.
pared with Thursdays lower trade except
on bulls. these weak to 25 cents lower:
1880 down: scattered loads and lots
medium to low choice steers and yearlings,
16.6o-17.75; Grass beef cows. IA. so down;
Gamers and cutters mainly 1853. so:
strong weight neshy cutters up to 10. .O0
down. 'o
saIable sheep, 900; total, 1000 Old
crop shorn lambs and yearlings weak, ewes
steady: supply Of spring lambs too light
lor adequate price test, nominally steady.
lambs with No. 2 and 3 pelts. 1875 and
l4.1O; shorn slaughter ewes, S15 doWI
Evening star., 1946-06-21
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Evening star., 1946-06-21
Capital Store Sales
26Per Cent Above
Year Ago in May
By Edword G. Stone

Department store sales in Wash.
ington in May registered surpris-
ing gain of 26 per cent over May
1945, and in the five months of 194e
were 10 per cent ahead of the like
period a year ago, the Federal Re.
serve Bank of Richmond reported
today.
Sales in other leading cities ir
the fifth district ran as high as
A per cent above May of last year
the average advance in 81 stores fol
= the whole fifth district being 81
per cent and 81 per cent in the five
months. The trade upturns are best
shown by the following percentage
comparisons with 1945:
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Business Briefs
Favorable Shopping Weather 6

Favorable Shopping Weather and
gradual gains in the availability OF
many items held retail sales for the
Nation, at the previous weeks high
level in the last week and from 22qo
to 26Ts above year ago-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Money in Circulation declined to
$2s.116,O 100000 on June 10. a drop of
s12.00e,00 from week earlier, but
s158o, 100000 above a year ago
Federal Reserve Board.
Auto Production in the United
States and Canada approximated
53,930 units this week VS.. 50,206 last
week and 1885 in the like 1941
week-Ward's Automotive Reports.
Florida East Coast Railway con-
troll by st. Joe Paper Co., which is
owned by the du Pont estate, was
recommended by ICC Examiner
Ralph H. Jewell. He urged rejec-
ton of a plan to merge the line
with Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
American Telephone g. Telegraph
Co. registered with the SEC $125,-
100000 of 40-year debentures to be
sold at competitive bidding as an
initial step in a S1,0OO,OOO,000 post
war expansion program.
PhilcO Corp. registered with the
SEC 100000 shares of $100 par pre-
feTred stock to finance expansion.
Budd Co. offered $4,000 common
shares to present holders at SIG a
share on the basis of new share
for each five held. Warrants will
expire July 8.
Emerson Radio g. PhOnograph
Corp. and General Instrument Corp.
have abandoned plans for merger
United States Steel Corp. will
operate the newly acquired Geneva
steel plant through a subsidiary
Geneva Steel Co., but plans later to
transfer the property to Columbia
Steel Co., another subsidiary.
Electrolux Corp. declared an in
terim dividend of SO cents a share,
payable August 2. Previous payments
were Is cents.
Selby Shoe Co. declared a year.
end dividend of ST common share,
payable July Is, lifting payments for
the fiscal year to $150 VS.. 81 in the
previous year.
Spicer Mfg. Co. stockholders will
vote in July on a proposed 3-for-1
stock splitup, a change in name to
Dana Corp, and issuance of 100000
cumulative preference shares, Sc
ries A.
Madison Square Garden Corn
stockholders approved a 3-for-1 split
In common stock.
Continental Motors Corp. stock
holders will vote July 80 on a plan
to increase authorized common
shares from 5000 900 to 100000 and
issue 350,000 shares of $50 par pre-
ferred stock to finance expansion.
Union Pacific Railroad System
earned $7,354, ,209 or $2.56 a share in
five months ended May 81 VS.. s15,-
662. 300 or $3.50 year ago.
Chesapeake e. Ohio Railway net
income 1or five months ended May
81 was $500, ,727 or 86 cents VS.
$10,907,76o or SLAP in the same 1s45
period.
Distillers Corp. .-Seagrams, Ltd.
earned $18,189,824 or $1,000 in nine
months ended Arril oo Us. S12,614,-
432 or $6.91 year ago.
Remington R.1,, profit for
IL months ended March 81 was
cS Sd1 100 ar e2n1 NC %S anc AQn ~
s252 in the preceding fiscal period
Electric Power e. Light Co. and
subsidiaries earned $6,237 1888 in
three months ended March 81 VS..
$4,000, 1892 year ago.
I Bendix Aviation Corp. reported q
floss of $1,020,118 for six months
ended March 81 VS.. profit of ST.
093, $50 or $3.35 a share in the same
1945 period.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

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Evening star., 1946-06-21
Market AVERAGES
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June 81 P-Some oats de.
liveries broke away, from their ceilings at
times today, but there was no sustained
selling pressure. Losses were generally
recovered later in the session with prices
back at miximums. Corn and barley re-
mained bid at ceilings throughout the day
Rye was strong at Winnipeg
Fair weather prevailed over most of the
grain belt. Harvesting Of winter wheat
rsDortediy was making excellent progress
toba, Canada. relieving slightly the parch-
ed wheat area in that province Move
heavy.
Final prices were at ceilings of 1.4sE
for corn, 1854 for barley and SS cents
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June 81 R.-Foreian ex-
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. 9is per cent discount or sc. .6S34
United States cents. UNCHANGED
Latin America: Argentina. free, 246"
unchanged; Brazil. free, 5.25; Mexico,
Evening star., 1946-06-21

Rates OF dividends in the foregoing tablt
are annual disbursements based on the las
quarterly or semiannual declaration On.
less otherwise Noted. special Or extra divi.
extras. Plus stock dividend Cash OF
stock. e Declared or paid SO far this year
PAYABLE ia stock. g Paid last year. b Pay
dividends paid or declared this year New
issue. wv With warrants. xw Withou
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. June 21-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of
35 commodities today declined to 121 81
Previous day, l21, q; week ago. l2o.64;
based tn 926 as 100.
Pan American-Gracc Always ord
cred seven twin-engined, 38-pas-
senger planes from Glenn L. Mar
tin Co. at a cost of 81, $50 900.
American Bridge Co. appointed
Norman B. Obbard vice president in
charge of sales to succeed Eugene
H. Heald, who will retire July /
after A years with the firm.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

America Fire Insurance Group OF
companies elected Frank A. Chris.
tiansen president and Bernard M.
Culver chairman OF the boards.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
emperatnres in various Cities.
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. June 81 dP,-Ths
ported today these transactions by Gus
toners with odd-lot dealers or specialists
Jun. 70: 7se5 purchs ses invoHina SHhnse icr
105 shares; 5.52S sales involving 160, $50
shares including o short sales involving
$50 shares
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Chicago Livestock

MIQdIlnK, Spot, 3U.( I
n Nominal. b Bid.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Weather Report

District of Columbia Clearing
and warm with highest tempera-
ture about 80 this afternoon. Partly
cloudy and somewhat cooler tonight
and tomorrow. Lowest tonight about
So degrees. Fair Sunday.
Virginia and Maryland-Partly
cloudy and somewhat cooler tonight
and tomorrow.
River kepert
(From United States Engineerso
Potomac River muddy at Harpers Ferry,
and slightly muddy At Great Falls; Shen.
andoah clear At Harpers Ferry.
Iemperature and Humidity.
(Readtngs at Washington National AirportN
Temperature. Humidity.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

DAWSON C1 ~ z6A ~
tDay Pol pf4k 10 11oA i1os< lloA + "
Evening star., 1946-06-21

IOOA ! . 8AL1R6
fReported In DollafsI
Dom estic- 4 z25 900
Foreign z2o 900
q 8 Govt 3 600
Evening star., 1946-06-21

TREASURY Close
2L2s 1851 Dec 1o3 -
Evening star., 1946-06-21

Automobile liEhts must be turned on one:
half hour after sunset
PpeetnytatiAw
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June FL R,.-Dividendi
declared:
Omitted.