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Evening star., 1946-11-14
Chicago Livestock

| CHICAGO. NOV IL 1F9 tUSDAl .--salabie
tSioashoat; 90 cents hishsf on III wsishs.
rood and choice is0-300 pounds. s4.Sb-
l rs 90; other weishts scarce: load choice
4b0- pound butchers. % %: bulk good and
choice sows, 24,00-24 rs: complete clear
6alable cattle, $500; total. 5000; sala-
ble calves. 500: total 500; good and choice
fed steers active. strong: lower grades un-
evenly steady to so. cents lower. mostly
steady; heifers following steer price trend.
GOOD beef cows sfronG to 2b cents higher.
lower GRADES slow. weak: bulls stronE Y
29 cents higher. vealers strong to LOO
higher at $500 down. two loads strictly
], 1,044-pound yearlinEs topped at $50;
most good and choice fed steers and year
hngs. "a .0O-33 80: choice Colorado. fed
hefSers, 5000: good beef cows. 1850
1873; Gamers and cutters, 9,50-l1 SO:
GOOD sausaEe bulls; 5.!6-l6. 20: stock
: sslaSie sheep. s, 900: total, $500; slow.
early sales wooled slaughter lambs 20
cents lower. good and choice natives and
fed Westerns. 24.25 to mostly 24.60: seven
decks at outside price with sonne ship
msnts sorted lightly some held higher
on around 24TB; yearlings and older
classes scarce.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Nov IA lP.-Cotton fu-
lures oyercame early weakness today tc
salvage gains OF better than 81 . bale
from the previous close on persistent mil
buying against textile orders.
Short covering in December, prior te
first notice day. on November 25, also wal
q Steadyins influence.
: Light hedging and liquidation met In.
different trade support In early DEALINGS
with prices at one time on almost So 4
bale. Activity was restricted as traders
appeared to await further DEVELOPMENTS in
the textile situation and spot cotton.
Late afternoon prices we're 10 cents tt
close December, 81 90; March. 30.42
and May, 1857
Evening star., 1946-11-14
1000 Amputees Join
Amvets as q Group

About 1900 World War II amputes
veterans have joined the American
Veterans Of World War II as a unit,
Jack Hardy, AMvETs national COM
mander. announced today.
Mr.. Hardy said the veterans were
members of the Amputees OF World
War II Association, national or
Iganization founded at Walter Reed
Hospitals Forest Glen section early
this year to campaign for legislation
that granted cars to leg amputees.
The group win maintain its iden-
tity as q special department in AM
VETS, headed by Wallace Daczkow-
ski of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Treasury VIII Reduce
Public Debt Further
On fl,s Assstiatsa Prslss

The Treasury announced today Il
win redeem with cash = 33.26o. TIL.
600 issue Of III per cent notes ma.
turing December is.
II also announced plans to refund
4 $3,768, ,20l 900 issue Of u per cen,
certificates maturing December
with an exchange Offering Of sim.
liar one-year certificates.
However, since some holders oi
the December ! securities are cor.
porations which are expected te
turn their holdings In for cash
rather than for new certificates, 4
part Of this issue--perhaps $780,
600 900 or more by some officials
estimates also will require cash re-
demption.
The announced plans viii have
the effect Of cutting the public debt
from s26l ,s86 300 ,ss6, the figure re-
ported today, to below $3.50 900 ,0O0,-
600 by the end Of the year.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO, Nov. IA R.--Purchases OF
corn by the Commodity Credit Corp. Tor
trade interests at around Q million bush
als, spurred nm upturn In yellow cereal fu-
lures today. Gains RANGED to more tnan
|2 cents.
Shipping sales Of cash corn out Of this
market expanded to 253,0o0 bushels, well
Tn excess Of purchases on . to-arrive basis
totaliug $50 600 bushels The Gees pur-
chases we're applied against fourth-auarter
ALLEGATIONS. which amount to around o.
600. 600 bushels,
wheat had gains extending to around
3 cents at times There were reports OF
heavy hour sales oyernight to South Amer
lean countries. Cash wheat was strong
at Minneapolis, which trade sources be-
lieved Indicated buying by the Government.
Wheat finished 1s4ss3-ss higher. Janu-
ary 2.065a; corn was up 2ls-3ls. January
r:sss.r Sss and oats gained l's-sSs. mo-
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Washington Produce

From the Department Of Agriculture.
Prices paid lob washington.
EGGS-Market irregular. Fresh in some
what slower demand with improved call
Supplies generally fully ample. Prices paid
for Fedefal-State graded eggs received
from grading stations, November IA, 1916;
medium, 4o. Total volume Of ofacialiy in
spected and graded eggs in Washington
during the week ending November 9. 1876,
ceived direct from grading stations.
LIVE POULTRY-Market about STEADY
on fowl and turkeys, irregularly lower on
broilers fryers and roasters. Receipts mod
crate. Demand fair. Fowl: Heavy, 2e-30;
light, 20-23: hroilers. fryers and rossters,
30.32 Turkeys: Hens, AZ; toms, 81
box packed)-Market irm; demand fail
to good. Fowl: Heavy, 1895; light, 3o-32;
hroilerx, fryers and roasters. 3S-42. Tur-
keys, Hens. kI-b3: toms, $50
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Business Briefs

Bank CIearings In "a 1eading cities
declined to $1I,239, It's, 600 In the
week ended November l3, drop of
$50 from the previous week, but
remained 1880 above the like 1945
week-Dun 81 Bradstreet.
Electric. Power CONSUMPTION set
a new record of 1852 ODE, 900 kilowatt
hours in the week ended November
8 VS.. the previous record of 4,628, ,353
in the preceding week, and was
1857 above 3,s48 ,024, 600 in the like
1945 week-Edison Electric Institute
Commercial, Industrial and Farm
Loans of member banks in 101 lead
ing cities totaled $9,833, 900 600 on
November 6, gain of $74, ,000, ,00C
from week easier and So 1853 ,000, ,00C
above a year ago-Federal Reserve
Board.
Creameries of America, Inc, of.
fering Of lie, 1886 new common shares
was marketed at 22% to finance ex-
pansion.
r. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co. bor-
rowed 100000 900 from Equitable Life
Assurance Society at 21a% interest
William HI. Harmon Corp. regis
tered with the SEC 100000 shares OF
no-par capital stock for public offer
ing. The firm has developed a low
cost home for mass production.
Pennsylvania Railroad took no ac-
tion on the common dividend due al
this time. September net income is
txpected to reduce a nine months
ipss to around $21, ,291 900. The
board will meet again November n
New York Central Railroad took
DO action ON a common stock divi-
dend. The dividend of Pittsburgh
Il Lake Erie, controlled line, was
rfduced to $150, The Central re-
r6rted a deficit of $6.623, ,544 for nine
months of 1916 VS.. net income o1
&22, ,323, ,801 year ago.
HUnited States Gypsum Co. de-
cared an extra dividend of 81, pay
abie December "A, and a regular
quarterly of SO cents, payable De-
cember 81. Profit for nine months
ended September 80 was $8,719,659 or
1884 a share VS.. $3,549, ,416 or $2.62
H the same 1945 period.
lnternational Nickel Co. of Cana
d, Ltd, earned $1s,556, ,009 or $1.2A
xsshare in nine months ended Sep
tetnber 80 VS.. $18,977,5 or s1.20
Ryear ago.
&Pacific Gas g. Electric Co. net in
come for u months ended Septem-
ber 80, was $25, Az, ,829 or $2.71 VS.
s32,032 ,827 or $217 in the preceding
1Scal period.
SsAnaconda Copper Mining Co
Gained $13,159. .083 or s1.51 in nine
H6nths ended September 80 VS.. $18,-
mz,05l or $2.16 a year ago.
&Celanese Corp. Of America profit
tM nine months ended September
Sg was $11,573,513 or $1.68 VS.. ST.
@e34o or 65 cents in the same l945
pfiod.
NPepsi Cola Co. earned $5050. .000
U&88 cents in nine months ended
September 80 VS.. $4.330,000 or rs
cehts a year ago.
Columbian Carbon Co. profit for
hihe months ended September 80
waS So, TAT ,528 or $2.32 VS.. $2,348, $50
akS$l.46.
BHonolulu Oil Corp. earned 1885,
IA or $3,l5 In nine months ended
September 80 VS.. s3,489 sos or 1912
gSear ago. ii
&xterling, Inc, profit for nine
n14ltfs ended September 80 was
$eN;2S7 or $l62 VS.. $172.947 or IS
k&lantic, Cub Il West Indies SIS,
El6es earned 1851 1877 in nine
1sgpths ended September 80 VS.
&EDS6, ,3i4.
E3svega Stores Corp. profit for six
1fiAnths ended September 30 was
x6s6,835 or s2.8S VS.. S5I,463 or 81
cents.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Market Averages
FOREIGN Exchunqe

change rates follow tGreat Britain In dol
lars, others in certs).
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
kst, ga per cent discount or 96.37 "
United States cents unchanged.
Europe: GreAt Britain, 4.03M, down Is
sof cent: France tfranc1. .S4 Y. un-
changed: Sweden (krona}, 21.S5, un-
chsnged: Switzerland Granc1 tcommer-
ciai % 40. unchanged.
Latin America: Argentine. free. "A .55,
uncllanged Brazil, free. $50, UNCHANGED;
Mexico, 20 .62, unchanged.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Wheeler Takes Stand
TO Deny Bernstein
|HoIdup Murder

Taking the witness stand In his
own behalf as the defense opened ita
case, Reginald j. Wheeler, 26. one
OF the two colored men on trial In
District Court for the murder OF
Maurice L. Bernstein, today denied
he had participated In the holdup
which resulted In the staying.
Also on trial for the murder, which
occurred In the Bernstein drug store
at 1786 Florida avenue NV. last
June 5, is Jesse James Patton, 81.
Wheeler testified that on the
morning Of the holdup Patton came
to his home and asked him II hi
wanted to make some money
Wheeler said he refused and gave
his pistol to Patton. Later that day
he went to South Carolina with hi
common law wife, Wheeler testi.
ned.
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray earlier com.
pleted the Governments case ane
Defense Attorney James j. Laughlir
began the defense by questioning
Detective Sergt. Nunzio Bonaccorsl
about hts part in the investigation
Of the holdup Staying and the ar.
rest Of Wheeler in South Carolina
Mr.. Murray yesterday recalled sis
witnesses to emphasize certain de.
tails Of the holdup. the arrests and
subsequent confessions OF both men
Thomas r. Nusbickel, d phar.
macist employed in the Bernstein
drugstore. and two soda fountain
clerks. Mrs. lola Latney, colored
and Mrs. Virginia Stephens, colored
were cross-examined at length b,
defense attorneys when they tool
the stand again.
Mrs. Latney said that after sh,
picked Patton from a police nneul
he told her he had been in th
holdup at the store ON June 5, bu
wanted them to know he didn't d.
the shooting"
Mrs. Stephens testified she hear,
Wheeler say, after similar lineur
that "he became excited In the bacl
room of the drugstore and remem
bered raising the gum but didn'
remember shooting it,
/ Other witnesses recalled include,
Detective Sergts. Harold Huffma,
and Walter vogelsang and Patton
roommate. Howard Wright, colorec
: The case is being heard befor
. jury in Justice Alexander Holtz
offs court.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Odd-Lot Dealings

euritties and Eschanre Commission re-
ported today these transactions ~ Gus
toners with odd-lct dealers or sDeciSitsts
HovenSer S S - IL: 4.Sz5 pure purchasss ~ involvinr az
134.6 .674 shares. 4,O99 sales involvin6 49,
1856 shares: including 81 short sales hi
volving $3.50 shares
Evening star., 1946-11-14
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Evening star., 1946-11-14
A. |. 1T. Stockholders
10 GET Debeniure
Next Week
By Edxord c. Stone

Holders OF American Telephone
;& Telegraph Co. stock in the Cap
Nal have been notif1ed that warrants
sfiying them the right to subscribe
for the new l5-year az % converti-
lHle debentures will be mailed from
New York on November Is.
n Stockholders will be allowed to
Subscribe for 500 principal amount
"a the debentures for each six shares
Hf capital stock held on November
~ The issue will total $3.50 SIT 800.
MThe subscription warrants may
be purchased or sold through the
usual investment channels. These
Fights have been listed on the Wash
Mgton Stock Exchange and are
quoted daily. A great deal of activity
IN them is anticipated.
@ Holders of varied numbers of
lights will sell them or buy more
4n order to have six or multipleS Of
xix. The debentures will be issued
only in 500 units or multiples
hereof.
Investment dealers said today
Eey are being flooded with Inquiries
About the new issue. The strongest
Appeal is the fact that the deben-
lures are convertible into American
Telephone stock, brokers said, con-
Version starting next April.
Y Section Committees Named.
William v. Simmons, chairman Of
the Fduciaries Section of the Dis
trict Bankers Association, has ap-
bointed these committees for the
coming year:
Earl q. JonsRer, sss Edwin n B. Shaw. smsn Trnst
chairman; & @ Lester z Iswrencs = eHss Wesley
french. ir. % R1lletinNaer%sn &. sm hsaten. r.
.sal%sa s.ssH s. Fossss Pssss
,GSiElsy Bsrnsrd B. hmiss Stand
Thons. TMhs sssnos nasS 4sanss Sssnsd q l. pSass s%ss
II Fonfaine Hail. Robert ?. Hiid. ~
Taxation Henry P. Lefferts, chairman;
iisrss 8. fos Midrss seaefSs Marshall, s JesI 5osn
~ S&f1pter.. Publicity-Frederick Burrell,
chairman; james =. Connor. August E.
Chairman: William v. Simmons Bruce uc,
lFrantz. Wesley Clampitt, Aubrey Dooiey.
Liners Given Market News.
The, Washington office Of Bache &
Co, New York Stock Exchange firm,
today announced that passenger
ships Of the United States Lines,
Grace, French, Matson and several
others are now being furnished
daily market news while at sea.
The service is being sent to the
8. S. America which has just re-
turned to passenger service.
: John S Coleman, recently named
president of the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co., was a resident of the
District Is years, was graduated
from Emerson institute and the
Georgetown Law School, joining the
Burroughs staff in 1921. He is a
Mason, member of the EIks and is
now In Detroit.
Maintenance of present price
levels was pledged today by the
Fred 8. Gichner Iron Works, Inc,
In the face of action by the Pres
fdent In wiping out all price ceilings
on basic metals used by the COM
pany in the two big plants at Twen-
ty-fourth and M streets NV.
Nathan Bushnell, jr., manager of
the Washington Ordinary Agency
Of the Prudential Insurance Co, H.
C. Coale, assistant manager; Paul
Hamnaack. r. g.. Leapley and Z.
Savage will attend a three-day con-
ference of leading company pro-
ducers next week at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
More Batteries Due

More storage batteries for the
American motorists cars win appear
on the market shortly as result
Of the increased price of lead fol-
lowing decontrol, the Bureau Of
Mines predicted today.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

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Evening star., 1946-11-14

The United States Savings Bend
with its guaranteed values, pays Z
better return than any similar Sc
curity anywhere in the world to-day
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AVAILABLE
TWO SALES
EXECUTIVES

We are tive hnaneiaIly ssuna, thsr-
eughfy expsfieneea basiness men. under
We have eur ewn sperating capital,
Automebtzes, and knew how fer 3 ceN-
Diete merchandising program. splenaid
training and experienee; excellent hank
spd character references.
We have at cur disposal, unlimited
aayerttsing facilities. We'd like sran-
for Metropolitan wsshinSton and
vicinity.
Fer xppointment TO discuss, eaIi
NAtienal GAIT frem to 5 Pm or
from ! to Pm,
Evening star., 1946-11-14

4 Jeseph y. Sesgrauas d Sons has
purchased the Allied Barrel Corp.
of on City, Pa.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Haulis SAIes On The Rxehsnse Today;
lt;O0am 1eo 600 fe;n0 noon 5lo 600
100 nm so 600 800 m. $50 600
tunit of tra6ing 10 mares: sales printed
61tnk reorsanlked under Bankruptcy Act.
Qf tecuftt1eb assumed hy such Companies.
Ssses q digidsnd y n ths foFeecinS t4bls ls
ku9fterIy or eetl1tannukl declaration On
- otharuiss ngted special Or extFs atvi-
81 II ri1Ate. Also extra 6r exsras. Plus
efoek dfvioond. CAah Or ttQck DE-
slassd g 6 psis ss fsr w rsyssls z. \.
ssad o. declared this year. . New issue.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

Rates Of diy.den6s IN the foreeotnT tesle
arc annual Disbursements bAssd on the lasl
eunrteriy or semiannual declA-etton. Qn-
- stnsrwise nSssS; :sesisi q sxssa snsre c's.
axtras. 5 Plus stock dividend, dCaah q
stock. Q psciared o. paid % far snfs year.
PAYABLE n stock. 8 raid last year. Esy.
6vidends paid or declared this year; Ne!
iSeus. w with varrsnh- ~ WINDOW
Evening star., 1946-11-14
N. Y. Curb Murket

LET IssagDss ; SsLr L,.sy.6r sSa5STrS IssgE'
Evening star., 1946-11-14

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Evening star., 1946-11-14

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Evening star., 1946-11-14
Dividends Announced

4 NEW YORK. Nov. Il tR,.-Dividends
Pc stock OF Pay
Evening star., 1946-11-14


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