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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Emmett CsFnerps wsS over
from TuscslOOas fqf . stay Of =
feW days in fhe hgfne q his SISTER.
Mrs II J. CsfneBpn best has re-
turned 70 mas rfafSaes - the Un5-
versitY If Alabama
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Mrs. A. L. Todd, Mrs. Bessie
Vetter and daughter. Msrylynn.
left Sunday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. Stevens in Col
umbia, Miss.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Marie and
daughter, Marylynn. Mr.. and
MIS-. S. Peterzell, Mr.. Milton
Peterzell. Miss Helen Bronnen
and Mr.. Harry Levy attended
the wedding of Miss Connie Aek-
erman and Mr.. Rueben Krugg
in Mobile Sunday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

" s. NcCrsth retasrne9 horne
las week after hsg5nE been us-
der tnesfFnen; a. The Mobile hos
pitst Br NcGrstFa Is greatly m-
proved % bezlf1 sbassEh h. Is
siill suffering with = seFh0aS heart
a~ilr8ent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Nsk Wyatt CzFrswsg 4 Ssn-
9eteviIle Afisk. Is WASTING her
brother and sister5n1azw Mr. ard
Mrs " IL Wreon. 81 ahefr haxne
On School sven1a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

and SON Lsnnr. Eese Ssfurdz1
ia Cpafpm1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Mrs. T. o. Mabry and Miss
Jean Nelson were visitors to
Gulfport Tuesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-14

Nr- sn6 Mrs II J. Cameron
returned home Wednesday from .
visit Of = fsw csqs IN Lasn5ertOa.
Miss.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. Oct. % R.-Appies-
msrset snd .,a aSout stsaoy supplies oeTs v de
sinis. West VEsinis and New jersey.
bushel baskets and Eastern crates, y. 8.
No sS: i. Goaden pslic!oys 2S inches, inches 5s5:
Black Twigs, ga inches, $4,000; Jona-
thsns s6 2. ippshes a. aoq,25; ~ inches inches
l.75.2.oo: 81 inches, $50; Yorks. ~
inches. go; various varieties unsraded.
zap Po.s.ossasrfss ssI aSsut sS ssessy supple.
Ks:sSa,s: Sss:sS K.sshSas ssss; ssas:'i1.a'.
supplies liberal; demand light. Maryland
quality. !s.oo-s5; nearby. s-bushei ham
esrolns. caro- Sasne sasEsts S fae9so Risans
,..,. rsaltry oustatisns,
deneies; receipts light, mostly carried. few
Sso.r, ssai sssa Sess an .a
Livestock Market.
Cattle. 500; rather all volume OF cattle
on sale early: trade rather slow and about
snasF sssa 6e e" poana soS :ood d ssa
medium COWS, 12.0O-15.00;. Gamers and
cutters, soo-llso go 1..d. very little done on
Calves, 500; trade very slow and not
fully established; general M undertone about
choice vealers with some choice held up
ward to 81 90; common and medium vsalsrs
and ,weighty calves, I300-l7 90. but de-
ess @fna sa vs adsn 5e1 soDs o sS Of
so sy asr t2sa tsn tras ss.ranss mss
hut xIA kna nF
ssS5; s 81 heavier ave weights quoted At. ss.sS
Sheep, 100: trade not fully established
and scattered sales medium grades about
the same: good and choice lambs held st
sens cus and dosn 70 f.ode s
sisushssT ewes and DAT At tas G upward @ W to 1906 1906.
Flour - Receipts, 1854 10O-pound
Wheat-Receipts, 1891 bushels: ship
ments; 1491 bushels; stocks, 3,114,652
tations: No. 2, red winter. ssrlicky. spot.
s.l5; No. 2 red winter. sariicky. October.
cornNReceipts. s5.sss Hshels; ship
msnts; l1.47l bushels; stocks. s1,4as
m.5ss n1s Stocks. sssss ss sssh;s ss..;s ship
Rye-Receipts, III bushels; shipments,
none; stocks. 1I,221 bushels
Barley-ReceiptS, 4,336 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks. 4p,79S bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, cas- tons.
Hay-General hay market steady; tino-
For all grades below No. prices are ir-
regular.
Butter and Ekss.
wholesale selling prices; Grade "A, extra
large, 66-70 cents, few ~ cents; large 60
So; mediums, 1884; few rs high as 81;
B large, 1852 cents; mediums. 45-As
cents; c large, 42-45 cents; pullets, 40-46
cents; current receipts, ungraded, $3.50
cents
Rsceipts-Butter, 1o.74o pounds; esss,
1919 cases,
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Washington Produce

EGG6-Market steady. Lteht receipts
nssaes som fssss Ssa os
Stations ss.ssa ssas s. is4 w s
os Rsas5 I1 gr.ds B sf:s
lint tsps.. ai.ss Hesyy tsps % rossters,
ipsREsr pRrssp ssa sras5i eoGtsYs asss e.d and western
box packed 5GMsrfet nominsliy an-
sSs ssss D,s s RS.si.Ts i9y.I. HssSs ss
ssER9sa peands Hcsaas ander and 1ys1 poasds
very Apeas da sInsss 9ss Mayhs. w.
ginia and West Virsinia, bushel baskets
snd Isstern 1,s crates E9 e. xSrss ,nsS
minimum, 2;76-s.oo; 3-ineh minimum.
$sSissS XIII isg hise g 80 SSoo 81 qTiPnss ines
%la|%s alIsl?s$ sSssssSS sf.assiH' slsss 'sss
bsIIc;oss asSs so ,ns minimum, minimum, esss5SS essS
minimum. 5.SS-5:$ss: stsy,%.ss ,|aI;ni SA,II,sI,
S,a5: sM-inch minimum, soo-3.s5; "a
Tsnss rSs IN pIsss 5oesss and aFssr "lae
about steady Florida, dats, best, 300;
fair quality and condition, low Is l.6o-
SNAP Supplies light. Market
steady South Carolina, bushel hampers,
sfih riMX x.lsas1Nas bsEaNssaSDies auS4eo moderate Mar
ket steady. Long Island, bushei hampers
BRoccScoLI-suppiies moderate. Mar
ket about steady. Crates. I2s, Pennsyl-
vaaissa III New Jersey; nddsq.t. aso; Market
csliy. New YORK, bushel baskets. Danish
type. 1.00-l rs; some sales. 75e; Pennsyi,
san!a', 5e 5asnei oaskets' oomes'ic Houhu
''Pi 'PHioNIEEYSDlEws-supplies very light; Cali
orPs pa ataadsFa nENappss esases a isss very sh
ds:sss mod.lat M sls''
ss asssn sso W. Ansfsn sss
ass|s g.s Sasf ;c,.;.s
'eessTnE assTEsRdSDpss: sad 5SDs Island saass
stsss ssssy An s1ss sop. Ssd Golden noEk Heart
200; Pennsylvania. N crates, Pascal type,
cUcuMBERs-s Supplies moderate; Mar MAJ.
40 feir SYsisy ISX as ods1ate s99 Mar.
ket about steady New c jersey, bashel
sss; sss y:s..1. ss:b sss:b. s.:s..
m9aerfts e; anssIs' Ms,5Is'
sse:ss mo:s; .ssssss s Ssx :ase,
ss s,as: ss:'fa ia fsi.f tyes $685.
oNIoNs--supplies liberal MARKET dull
sets Ney x:as 1s5sey s9s ny ors
ana hlsRissa. ,' sg snf' sssEs White SoI
Dsl es1 sSDGpne so sssti
aufisffA foffAfoEsnDplss fsEnsa sRiails ibslsi Market
s.eas spsa 5opoaaa S.ssaaps ..es sonpaae
Haaao B. Mo- aooD0spsso sss5: ESssss
!snd9ss sss %ests = 4 sroSnd sa Ses Jersey
2.ns psssy snSaaS mossis asSand aSt
Ne aaDlsHEs@suDp.s. |. ;lSs20s light. Market .eou.
;tssdy iSs Sa1ss.s Che baskets lsS local
STEADY Sashei baskets. savoy type. Fem:
''sen. sWsEr seF f5sfs spa 1Sss liberal
ndkef aG sqsosl: aoidsn. T. oTs
Caroline, baskets. Puerto Ricans.. 200
4raa viraiia. etas baskets. Pss Puerto siesns
I 2.25-2; %; New Jersey, hampers, Jerse,
SToMxToEs.suppnes moderate. Marke,
Repasss 1onOInd sssksss SS
and turning. wrapped, oxs and larFer
i as $50. Maryland, h-bushsl baskets, q. q
4 No: l. ESQ: q. 8, No; 2, 1.25.
i soUAsH-SuppIies light. Market slightly
/ stronger South Carolina, bushel baskets
/ whites, mostly around 800.
| Greens Steady.
| GREENS Supplies liberal Market
| about steady; Nearby sections SUPPLYING
4 turnip tops and mustard, S5c
! ORANGES-Supplies moderate. Boxes
all sizes: California, 7.03-7.37; Florida
Il 535-5.69.
4 GRAPEFRUIT Supplies moderate
Florida, wire-bo boxes, all sizes, q. .25-
1850.
4 LEMoNs-Supplies heavy. California
boxes 360s and larger, S.0o-S.50, few
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. H.. Oct. % 0, tUsDA)-
Hogs. 5000; weights over ITO pounds.
mostiy steady to weak with sverass Tues
day after few early sales Of 80 cents or
fisher; sows rs to 50 hishsr: most 5000 sood
and choice barrows and gilts over ITO
poyHd.s e .Ss. cS csSs.5o,24 o. few few ssrIS sales;
100-150 pounds. 22.50-23. 90; some me-
diun1 grades down to 81 90: most sows.
CATTLE-3.300; calves, 1000; active
carly inquiries from all buying interests
brought out strength in prices with some
good to choice steers and yearlings indi-
low point: two loads Of low choice year.
few medium and good, from 10 O0-26 90
good to choice mixed yearlings. as. 90
most good around 10 .00-2 90; medium t
low, good. 15.Q0-1s.5O; odd head cow
sold above 1900; common and medium
beef cows around 10, 90; Gamer!
went arolnd 7;Oo,b6; medium ana aoos
held to top Of 2200: medium and good
Sheep-3,Qoo: market not fully estab
lished; few lots strictly good and choic,
wool lambs to city butchers. So 90 higher
at 21.00.50; few medium and good lots
LIZ lQ- g 90
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Business Briefs

Commercial, Industrial and Agri-
cultural loans in. 101 member banks
increased $166, 900 900 to, a record
high of $9,547, 100000 during the
week ended October 16.-Federal
Reserve Board.
Independent Retailers Sales in
September were 80 per cent higher
In September than In September,
1e45. but l per cent below those Of
August, 1946.-Census Bureau.
Electrical Power Consumption for
the week ended October 10, totaled
1855, ,7l2 900 killowatt hours. highest
since January 81, 1945, and COM
pared with 4,945, ,22o, 900 killowatt
hours In the preceding week-Edi-
son Electric Institute.
Container Corp. of America had
net profit of $4,803, ,10S, or $4.85 for
the first nine months of 1916 VS..
net Of $1,4o1 1852, or $1.7s in the
same 1915 period.
Rome Gable Corp. for six months
ended September 80 had net of
$470,914, or $2.39 against $171,773,
or so cents in the similar 1945
period.
Masonite Corp. for fiscal year
ended Aug. 81 had net of 1850 ,s39,
equal to $3.67, vs.: 81, ,474,632, or
$4.20, In 1945.
Butler Brothers of Chicago re-
ported net of 81 1,445 500, equal to
$l.16, for the first nine months
ended Sept. 80. compared with
$50, 100, or % cents, in the similar
period last year. .-...
.Nash-Kelvinator Corp. has been
awarded a s4,2O0,0oo aircraft en-
gine assembly building at Kenosha,
Wis, on a bid of $1,033 ,000.-War
Assets administration.
Associated Electric Co. of New
York has asked SEC permission
to lend s1,000,000 on open account
without interest to its subsidiary,
Manila Electric Co.
American Power e. Gas Co. has
filed recapitalization plan with
SEC calling for new issue of 1,100,-
900 share of common to pay $12,-
2l0,578 cash due bondholders.
Addressograph- Multigraph Corp.
and Canadian subsidiaries net in
come for the fiscal year ended July
81 was $1,565,518, equal to $2.07,
compared with $1,209,065. or s1.6O
for the same period in 1945.
Flintkoke Company and subsidia-
ries announced net income for 40
weeks ended Oct. of s2,625, ,738,
equal to $198, compared with
$1,608, ,464, or $1.36 for a similar
period in 1945.
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. and
subsidiaries reported net for nine
months ended Sept 80 of 81 1853 1894,
equal to $1.54 compared to $1,338,-
571, or $1.51 for the same period a
year ago.
Lion Dill Co. reports for 9 months
to Sept. 80 net profit OF $2,416,74l,
equal to $4.13, compared with
$1,o12,772, or $2.33 In the 1s45
period.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Tobacco Markets
BY the Associated Press

Prices of many grades Of Virginia old
belt hue-cured tobacco took drops OF
from 81 to "a yesterday as compared
with Mondays auctions, but the general
quality Of offerings continued in the up
ward trend.
which were down S. and 81, respsctively,
cents to 81, but trading in such was
vJgina's markets Monday sold 3.441.-
794 . pounds for an average Of S52;2S,
including Virginia and North Carolina,
an increase Of S2.05 over last Friday S
average.
Average prices per hundred pounds for
certain representative United States grades
Isaf-oood lemon. s5s: fair lemon. $50;
coed orsnge, $50: low orange, $33; rood
Smoking leaf-oood orarse, S5s; low
sSSass:rEsoed Iees,en. s. , ,sss; low lepen, 2 .
ss5: hne osspss. SIS: fsiE Orange. eSs2s}. s26.
PrimingS--LoW orange, S2b
NondeScript-BeSt thin, S1750
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Stocks Drift Lower
Jas RaI|ying Attempts
Meet Scant Success
By William D. Horgon
A....;.t>d pr~.. gina,r;ri SN,;,>,

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Rallying
attempts met with scant success In
the stock market today.
After a moderately active opening,
with gains and losses in fairly close
balance, turnover subsidized and near
midday the market dropped into a
fractionally irregular price rut.
Some optimism was generated by
a smart opening rlnup in cotton
futures, on top of yesterdays gains
Of about S. to $6 q bale.
Marked up a notch were Bethle-
hem, Chrysler, Caterpillar Tractor,
United Aircraft, New York Central,
Texas Co., Air Reduction and Cen
eral Motors. Minor losers included
American Woolen Common and
preferred, international Nickel,
General Electric, American Can,
Westinghouse, Montgomery Ward,
Pennsylvania Railroad, American
Telephone and Consolidated Edison.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
District Heads 10 Ask
Congress 10 Clear Up
Bond Tax Issue Here

The District Commissioners today
postponed until July l any attempt
that the city might make to tax the
interest from Government bonds
bought by District banks since March
2S, 1912.
They said the delay was ordered to
give the bankers a chance to have
the new Congress clarity the law on
the issue this winter.
At the same time they made it
clear they are neither approving
nor disapproving" the opinion Of
Corporation Counsel Vernon E. West
that such a tax is legal. Mr.. West
has argued that the Federal Debt
Act Of 1912 makes the interest from
bonds bought after March %, 1912,
taxable by Federal Tax Acts"
Factors In Decision.
In making their decision the
Commissioners G said they had been
Influenced by statements from both
the controller of the Treasury that
the 1912 act had not intended to
allow the District to tax Govern
ment bond interest.
They said they also had taken
into consideration statements by
District bankers that such tax
would seriously affect the capital
structure of banks and trust COM
panies here.
It was the prospect Of having
their Government bond interest
subject to District tax. however,
which has bothered District bank
ing circles ever since Mr.. Vests
opinion was ofncially disclosed at
| q conference at the District
Building September rs.
Other Points Approved.
The remainder Of Mr.. Vests
opinion was approved by the Com
missioners. These other points
were:
/. Gross earnings" as used in the
laws taking the banks means gross
income" generally speaking. There
fore, deductions normally applied to
gross income to get net income
are not allowed.
2. Interest from State, county and
municipal bonds and similar secur-
tiles may not constitutionally be
taxed under q gross earnings tax
imposed by Congress.
8. Gains from the sale or ex-
change Of capital assets are gross
income" and hence gross earnings
subject to tax.
4. Interest from bonds and other
securities bought by the banks at a
premium must be reported intact
and taxed as reported as a part Of
gross cravings. No deduction foi
amortization Of premium is allowed
S. Premiums paid by mortgages or
loan insurance issued by the Fedora,
Housing Administration may not be
deducted.
s. Capital expenditures for "tangi.
bic commodities" furnished by bank.
to their costumers without charge
as . part of their services, may be
| dAdihetAd
Evening star., 1946-10-23
N. Y. Curb Market
1isS SSisS iscSSDts ts6M ST. lIo6s sG6rS cLoss 1ssps'

Atrson Affs Co s4A|LanstonAGAch l u
Alum Co Am2 4s.klLsonard OIL DIV j
Am Cen Mis JA|Lone6taroas. 80 10
Am Cynamid Ii 461tlL0ng Island Ltg j
Am Maracaibo 3tILouis L q 80 IL
AnchPostPr.20e 714IMesahi Iron - y
Arr Nat Gas 4 ~ Adid-westCp We ~
Atlas Corr ~ Aidw Refine 20 ;
Barium Steel ShlMinins Cp Can ,
Basic Refrct 40 SztlMont-Dak q 80 -
Berk&0ay Furn ) Mt City Copper z
Blue Ridge SOC yAlNatBellasH zoe 4
BroWnFUist 80 zoa6lNAt Fuel g .S0a ~
Bnk HillAS IA 1ottlNtasra Hud pwr g.
Calf n PVT 90 10 No Am It al 8
cataiin Am 40 13Mlokls Nat Gas q ~
Cent b 8 W 9TH Pan Am Air war >
Cities Service 23MIPantepec OIL % III
Colon Develop 4 Pennroad Mg- 9
Col Fusl&lf wv AAlPioneer Gold -
Colts p r Arms asa Pitney Bow .4Oa 10
Com h Sou war HalProducers Corp J.
Cons Text zoe. 10 lR-K-O opt war, 8
cornucopG Min Raytheon Mfg 10
Coro Inc 1.60a- 1634ISt.LawrenceCp- 2
CroSley Motors IL lSt Aesis Paper .
Grown G Pet As 5HI Singer Mig Ca. 796
Crown Drug.15e 6Alsolar Airc 80 IL
Cub Att su liza 23MlSoss Manuftg v 2
Dennison A zoe losS|Std Power d It. 3
Elec Bd&Shere 1AAlSun Ray DR. 1e- s.
Emsco D d Ed-- eMlTextron Iue MG IA
EQUITY Corp 25A Tri-Contl WV q
Fairchild z .2Og AAlUnit Airc Prod . 81
Fansteel Metal 1eitlUnit It d Rys / az
Feeders oug go 12NlUtah-Ida s 15e y
0oldfeid Cons 1M|veneSuels Pet-l s.
Hum -RossF .45s less|Ward BaknE wv Q
Imp on tt h.bO 17iAl Wrisht-fIe h.2O
Rates Of dtNtdends N the foregoins teh
quarterly or semtannual declA-ation. Ql
less otherwise noted, .special Of extfA div
dends are not included. Also extfA [
stock. . Declared Of paid 80 far this Yea
Payable n stock. & raid last year. b Pa!
Abls IN Canadian funds / AccumulAtl
Evening star., 1946-10-23
New Forests PIonned

New Zealand is looking well
ahead, in replacement Of some Of
the giant kauri trees which have
been cut for timber. About 10000
kauri seedlings are being raised in
a nursery at the Waipoua State
Forest, near Auckland. and will
be out three years from now They
should be fully grown by the year
$500. .ss~s
Evening star., 1946-10-23
FOREIGN Exchunqe

NEW YORK, Oct. % P.-Foreisn ex.
dollars. others In cAnts):
Canadian dollar. In New York open mar
ket, 3h per cent discount, or 96.12h o. g.
cents, unehenged.
Europe: Great Britain. 4.03K, up Il Of
cent; France (francl .S4M, unclaimed;
switssrl.nd wiS Yn Ersn:, (somsn.rcisD. (S; $50.
unchanged.,
Latin America: Argentina, free. 24.60,
up .05 Of Z cent; bgasil, free. $50, uf-
Evening star., 1946-10-23

| FOREIGN II
| Australia 30 81 1c
Brasil Is 41--- {
| BuenAzahsAu76 3
Chile 6sSspt61a 4
| Colomb1s 30 10 Z
Denmk Ans g. 3
Peru 1st os 90 !
Urug q 4Ns 70 3
Uruguay 3Ms 81 Z
DOMESTIC IL
Am b EP6s2 03o 1c
Am T&T 50 50 u
| lAmTobacco3s62 1e
| AtiRefin 2xso6 1o
B&O o5 A.. &
B6O 06 c. J
B&o 1000 D. &
Bdko ev co. 4
B&O A. - - =
Burl CE&N5s34 ;
| CentPac1st4s49 10
| c r n N J b 81 2
Cn RR NJ Is 81 Z
| G B d @ 2Hs 20 8
| CMetP4Ms201a q
| cMStP4hs2O44 3
| GRIP 4Ms Sc a 3
| GRIP 4Ms 60 4
| GRIP - 40 - }
GRIP II - 81 4
| ChiUnSt 3Ms63 70
| ICleyUnTr6 Ms721e
Del L&wzs2Ox2 4
pn&10 - 80 3
| Erie 3Ms 10000 .
| PtrestnT&R3s611o
| ct Nor4hs77 Z 1o
| HudAN r 81 ~ 9
&c 4%s &C. - ,
Evening star., 1946-10-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct % tR,--cotton fu.
lures opened 65 cents to $3.25 q bale
Drees s Msseh oo
OF: May, SO .35-45; July. 32.43-4S: Octo.
ber. 29.13-15; December, $3.50: March
Mil buying, presumably covering against
heavy volume of textile sales resulted
in strong cotton futures market today.
Most Of the demand centered in nearby
December. Profit taking supplied con-
tracts.
Some hedging against increased move
reported. Trading on the exchange was
active
Midmornine prices were 81 30 to So. .65
bale higher from the prsyious close.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO, Oct. 90 R,.--drain futures
mand for cash Grain. but the upturn soon
lost 1t spower. Wheat turned reactionary
on profit-taking after two days OF ad-
vancing prices
While trading was smaller than last
week. It continued in fair volume. Near
the end Of the first hour wheat was V
to 70 cent lower, January 2.04: corn was
and oats were unchansed to " lower,
November 72A.
An early moderate decline in hog prices
had little influence on corn futures. With
hog quotations at least temporarily sta
bilizins above 1000, it was felt that the
eorn-hog ratio was favorable for feeding
the yellow grain to hogs. Cash corn has
not. moved freely from the country this
week
Evening star., 1946-10-23
Morris Plan Bankers
Launch Drive for
Business Loans
By Edword c. Stone

Morris Plan Banks are out to get
q great deal more commercial buSi-
ness, in addition to their long time
operations in consumer credit:
"You are changing your corporate
names to enter better and more
successfully the field Of commercial
banking, with my knowledge, con-
sent and hearty approval" Arthur
j. Morris asserted at the Morris
Plan Bankers Convention at the
Cavalier at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Morris, now president of the
Industrial Bank of Commerce OF
New York founded the Morris Plan
Banks SO years ago, the frst bank
being opened in Norfolk. To make
q success of commercial banking,
he said, the Morris Plan Banks will
need many more top executives who
have had broad experience in this
type of service.
Huge Supplies Needed.
Joseph E. Birney, president OF the
Bank OF Atlanta, does not believe
there is any serious depression "Just
around the corner" There is a
huge demand for goods yet to be
met, he told the 200 f1nanciers.
Dr.. Ernst A. Dauer of the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corp.
warned that banks should always
keep the assets on their books
sound, because Prices will not al
ways rise and employment and
business activity will not always in
crease"
J. Raymond Bell of Capital Air
lines-PCA, another speaker at the
convention ending today, called for
q new and vital attitude toward
public relations.
Offutt Given ABA Honor.
A. Scott Offutt, vice president Of
the Citizens Bank Of Washington
and a former president of the Dis
trict Bankers Association, has been
reappointed vice president of the
American Bankers Association for
the District of Columbia, it was
learned in the financial district to-
day.
Mr.. Offutt served in the same
capacity last year and was asked to
continue in office this year by G. w.
Bailey, newly elected ABA president.
Richard M. Wilson has been ap-
pointed manager of the Washing
tori Office of the Westinghouse Elec-
triC Corp, at 1925 X street. He has
been with the company 10 years and
is q graduate of Lehigh University.
Service Offices to Close.
The Arlington Trust Co. has been
authorized. by the Virginia State
Corporation Commission to discon-
tinue banking facilities at Signal
Headquarters, Arlington Hall and
at the Bureau of Yards and Docks
Building, Arlington Farms.
The facilities were operated for
military and government personnel.
All accounts and transactions are to.
be returned to the trust company's
principal Office in Arlington.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that department stores sales
in 5th district so far this year are
"a per cent ahead Of the like 1945
period. "
The Nations life insurance pur-
chases in September totaled $1,710.-
$4,000, up II per cent over Septem-
Der, 1915.
Despite the strike, business is
booming in the brokerage offices of
Bacl1e e. Co. in the Washington
Hotel. The boardroom is crowded
daily. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-23

Hovriy sales On tht oxsAsAge T6aAys
Il 100 Am $50 600 1890 noon 600 600
tunit Of trading 10 shares: sales printed
in full. 'In bankruptcy Or recetvership or
being reorranizsd under Bankruptcy Act,
Rates Of dividend p ths foTegoinS table
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. K Ex dividend.
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. b Plus
cisred Or paid 50 fsr, this year. Payable
% stock. 6 Paid last year; b Fayahle jn
paid Of declared this year. New issue.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
m. Y. Bond Market
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