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Evening star., 1947-09-19
Stock Leaders Drift
Moderately Lower
In Quiet Dealings
BY T. E. Apologize
Assee;etea p,es. E;ne,e;sl Wyi,sy

NEW YORK, Sept. ia number
Of leading stocks drifted slightly
lower in quiet market today.
The list displayed some nervous
ness at an active opening, but it
soon became evident there was no
rush to buy and little anxiety to
sell. Volume Of dealings dropped
OF quickly and prices held within
a narrow range. with the exception
Of a few strong specialties. Frac-
tional declines were somewhat In
the majority near the fourth hour
Commitments were restricted by
some customers because OF the week
end holiday. A measure of further
profit taking tended to balance pre-
sisting belief in extension of the
recovery move. Doubts over foreign
relations and economic prospects
were not resolved by the Russian
stand outlined in the United Ma.
tions General Assembly,
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Government Increases
Interest 10 | Pct. on
1.Year Certificates
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

The Government today boosted
the interest yield on Its one-year
certificates Of Indebtedness to ! per
cent from the y Of 1 per cent rate
which has prevailed for q number
Of years.
The Treasury said it would offer
next Monday an issue of one-year,
l per cent certificates in exchange
for the entirety Of 4 s1,43s, ,5e3 900
issue Of one-year y certificates
maturing October /.
This action follows the recent
trend of slowly rising interest rates
for Government and private secur-
tiles.
The interest yield on the Treas
ury's lowest type Of interest security,
the 91-day bill. has risen to 500
per cent from the .375 per cent rate
that prevailed throughout the war,
when the Federal Reserve banks
bought in support Of that rate.
The 91-day bills were sold at a
price bringing a yield Of .5s4 per
cent on the hrst offering July 10
after the Federal Reserve System
withdrew its buying support.
The interest yield has risen grad
ualy with virtually each weeks
offering of these bills since that
time. The 1902 interest yield figure
was reached with the September ls
offering.
The Treasury has s25, 5,025, ,443, ,00C
in one-year certificates outstanding
Some of these will mature the first
of each month over the next year.
One object of the one-eighth
Of l per cent boost in the yield will
be to increase the total interest
paid on the national debt, which
totals $258, ,961 ,020, ,88797 and will
cost the Government IS lbs, 900 900 in
interest charges this fiscal year
according to revised budget esti-
mates.
Evening star., 1947-09-19

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Evening star., 1947-09-19
Posse Of 80 Joins Search
For Convicts at CuIpeper
spseiol pi.pe,eh 70 rhs S,ar

CULPEPER, Va, Sept. 19.-State
police and deputy sheriffs. aided by
volunteer posse OF 30 armed men.
continued to search the hills and
woods Of Culpeper County today for
four Of eight convicts who escaped
Tuesday from State Prison Camp II.
-Four of the group were recaptured
within 10 minutes after they sawed
their way out Of o cell block. Two
were wounded slightly by guards
IN effecting their capture.
Still at large are Ernest Terrell,
colored. Edgar Via. Darith Calp,
and William Midget, all In their
early 20s.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Bank Deposits Down
S|ightIySinee June 80
Survey Indicates
By Edword 6. Stone

Deposits in Washington 19 banks
and trust companies are believed to
be slightly lower than on June 30,
date of the last condition call is
sued by the controller of the cur
rency, according to limited survey
made today.
Bank officials are particularly in
terested in deposits as a bank call
requesting a condition statement
from all the banks in Washington
and all national banks in the United
States is anticipated in the near
future, possibly the last Of this
month or early in October.
Deposits in the banks here totaled
sl,o15,01s,0 900 as of June 30, which
was small half-year decline due To
the withdrawal of war loan funds
by the Treasury. On that date
only s4.565,354 remained In Wash.
ington banks. over 500, ,00o, 900 hav.
ing been taken out in II months.
Bankers said today that they still
have some war loan funds. Normal
deposits have shown little change
in recent weeks but are under the
June figures in most of the banks.
District Bank 1873 Years Old.
The National Bank of Washington
is quietly observing its 138th an"
niversary during the present month
The bank was organized in Sep
tember, 1909. President J. Frank
White and his officia. family have
received many congratulations from
patrons on the banks remarkable
record.
Bruce Baird, president of the Ma
tional Savings g. Trust Co., is en-
joying a vacation at Manchester
VT, one of the most attractive
resorts in the Green Mountain State.
Washington brokers report very
wide interest in the commodity
markets. They say, however, that
there has been no general switching
from stock to grain trading, partly
because Of the larger amount of
money required in many grain
transactions.
District Accountants Meet.
The District of Columbia Institute
Of Certified Public Accountants held
it's first dinner meeting Of the year
last night at the Mayfiower Hotel.
The technical session was devoted
to q discussion of inventory" ques-
tions submitted by the membership.
The discussion was led by Tull
Ryan, meetings chairman, and E.
Kenneth Rouse. James H. Rees,
Charles Kershenbaum. Matthew
Topper, and James T. Malone, men,
bers of the institute.
Smith Heads Loan League.
Ralph w. Smith, West Comerville,
Mass. has been elected president of
the United States Savings and Loan
League, at San Francisco. Rudolph
w. Santelmann, president of the
District Building and Loan League,
was elected a director for two
year term. The Washington dele
cation started home yesterday.
The Security Storage Co. has de-
clared a dividend of SITS ($125
regular and 50-cent extra. payable
October 10 to stockholders of rec
ord October 5.
North American Co. has asked the
Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion for authority to exchange its
securities in the Washington Rail-
way g. Electric Co. for Potomac
Electric Power securities, to be dis
tributed under the w. r. e. E. dis
solution plan.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Business Briefs
Money in Circulation declined


Money in Circulation declined to
s2s633, ,o0O, 600 on September II, a
drop of s109 900 900 from a week
earlier. but remained $4,000. 900
above year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Cotton Consumption by domestic
mills in August totaled 710601 bales
of lint and 1889 of linters VS.. 677,-
4S9 and 81, 1923 in the previous month
and S55.511 and 86,917 in August,
1946-Census Bureau.
Short Interest on the New York
Stock Exchange totaled 1929 ,15a
shares on September Is VS.. 1,454, ,752
a month earlier. Decreases were
listed In American Woolen, G. M. g.
O., Montanto, National Supply
Paramount and Pepsi-Cola; in
creases in A. T. & T., B. & o., Fol-
lansbee Steel and Northwest Air
lines.
Passenger Tire Shipments in seven
months of 1s47 totaled 42,453947
castings, q gain of 1885, from 35,-
6S8,72o In the same 1916 period
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Hardwood Production this year
will pass the 1926 peak of 500 900 00C
feet, predicted c. Arthur Bruce
president of the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association. He
warned the industry is approac ching
a balance between supply and de-
mand.
Public Service Co. of Indiana
asked SEC permission to issue and
sell S15,o00,000 of first mortgage
bonds, series G, due 1877, at COM
petitive bidding to finance construc-
ton.
A. e. Spalding d Bros. Inc, de.
clared an extra dividend of rs cents
payable October Is. and a semi.
annual dividend of 50 cents, payable
December Is. An extra of 10 cents
was paid last October.
Ralston Furina Co. declared 6
yearend extra dividend of so cents
payable September 29. No extra
was paid last September.
Central Aguirre Associates de-
clared an extra dividend of so cent
share, payable December /, anc
regular of 37la cents, payabl,
October Is. The extra Is the frs
since November. 1943.
Louisville g. Nashville Railroa.
earned 1882, ,o59 or s3.4i a share IL
seven months ended July 81 VS.
s4.954,89o or s2.12 year earlier.
W. T. Grant Co. profit for 81,
months ended July 81 was 81 POI 69
or 80 cents vs.. $5.062. 2.607 or $40
In the same 1916 period.
Manati Sugar Co. earned 1921.
6o8 or S516 in II months ended Jun,
30 VS.. $662,273 or $l54 in the pre-
vious year. q
American Molasses Co. profit fo
II months ended June 30 was $685.,
ss7 or $1.42 VS.. $700,440 or s1.51 il
the preceding fiscal period.
Aluminium Industries, Inc, earne
1885 ,294 or 906 in 12 months ende
June 80 VS.. deficit of $51o,212 Il
the previous year.
Cornell -Bubilier Electric Co. ne
for six months ended March 81 wa
S759,41S or Sl.66 VS.. S227 ,l31 or
per cent for the same period yea
earlier.
United Wallpaper, Inc, earne
s1.s42,345 or s146 in IL month
ended June 80 VS.. s759,413 or 5
cents in the previous year.
Wyandotte Worsted Co. profit fc
nine months ended August 81 wa
s4eo.1l7 or 81 cents VS.. s1,168. .420 {
s1.9s In the same period yes
earlier.
Kroger Co. sales in four week
ended September 6 totaled S53,234
3e1, a gain of 114%o from a yea
earlier: in So weeks ended the sam
date, s5o5 ,o19,552, an increase {
$780,.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
De Valera in London
For Trade and Dollar
ParIeys With British
by ths A,soeiuted pyss,

LONDON. Sept. l9.-prime Minis.
ter Eamon de Valera OF Fire came 10
No. 10 Downing street for vital trads
and dollar talks today as the govern
ment acknowledged that Britain's
balance Of trade grew worse In Au.
gust, despite the drive for exports.
Both exports and imports were
down from July's figures, but the
adverse trade balance excess of i'm
ports over EXPORTS increased 1s per
cent from the previous month.
The government Board Of Trade
Commerce Department. reported
these iigures. 1t blamed summer
vacations and fewer number Of
working days In August.
August Exports Announced.
August exports were announced a.
EOS soc, 900, $374, 400, 900, down u.s.
TOO, 900 from July. Imports Of fl74,-
5000 were down $500 900. The
visible adverse trade balance in
creased from fs4, TOO, 900 to f7s,soo,-
900. The pound Is worth "a.
Allowing for price increases, the
volume Of August exports was esti-
mated Professionally at 104 per cent
Of the 1898 volume, compared 10
125 per cent in July.
To redress the nations balance of
payments, the government has
called for a f3f,o00,0oo per month
export increase, coupled with dras-
tic restrictions on imports. The an
nual trade deficit has been running
at the rate of $500 ,o00, 900 a year.
More than 1000 persons. mainly
Irishmen, cheered Mr.. De Valera
when he and three of his ministers
entered No. 10 Downing street. the
omcial residence OF Prime Minister
Attlee.
British police threw a security
Gordon around the Downing street
crowd and questioned drivers OF all
vehicles passing through to White
hall.
Debate Lasts Three Hours.
| Over a three course lunch and for
three hours afterward, Mr.. De
Valera and his advisers debated
with their British counterparts the
whole range of British-Irish finan-
cial and economic relations, with
the particular objectives of CO.
ordinating their dollar earning and
spending programs and Of stepping
up food supplies for Britain.
| Hugh Dalton, Chancellor of the
Exchequer. strolled over from his
treasury office to join the luncheon
party. which included Board Of
Trade President Sir Stafford Cripps,
Fuel Minister Emmanuel Shinwell,
Food Minister John Strachey and
Agriculture Minister Tom williams.
This was Mr.. De Valera's first visit
to Britain since 1885.
British government spokesmen
said the outcome Of the talks might
result in replacement Of the 1888
De Valera Chamberlain trade pact.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. September 1e dH.-cot-
ton futures were uneven today and prices
covering and commission house buying
which boosted values, seemed to slacken
on the advance, and with hedge selling
Some buyinns was based on fear the
hurricane might damage the cotton crop
Late afternoon prices were unchanged
close. October, 32.01; December. 31.75;
and March, 31.16,
Evening star., 1947-09-19
New York Produce

Receipts, 3sS,376; STEADY. wholesa ale prices
on bulk cartons: Creamery, higher than
90 score and premium marks (AA). s2Na
72h: SO score tCl. 71-71A. New tubs
usually command n cent a pound over
the bulk carton price
prices unchanged.
Eass = Receipts, 13.4l6; weak. Spot
quotations follow: Biased on wholesale
sales by receivers to joboers and large
retaiiefs.)
Mixed colors: Extra fancy. heavyweights
67.6e; extras l and 2 large, 81 SO; extra
4O-54: standard ! and large, 51-54;
standard 3 large, 1880; current receipts
42-45; dirties, 3S-40; checks, 35-37.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Brokers' Looms Down
$4,000, 900 in Week
BY the Assoeiafsd Press

BY The Assoeiafsd Press
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans to brokers and
dealers on securities held by member
banks IN New York City totaled
Sill ,00o,0 Wednesday. . decrease
OF $112, ,000. 900 from a week ago and
a decrease Of b42o,ooo,o0o from a
year ago.
Included was $399, ,0oo, 900 lent to
purchase or carry United States
Government obligations, a decrease
Of Sis, ,00O, 900 for the week.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
N. Y. Bond Market
sEIECrEE III IIsT TAssSsi1tsS oE 4sS,,F Press

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Evening star., 1947-09-19
Sales


Houriy Sales On tbs Eaehanss To-day:
II 100 an. $50 600 1900 noon zso 900
100 p.m 42o 600 900 pm. $40 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 snares. sIn bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of
dividends In the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. .Special or extra dividends are
not included. Ex dividend. II Ex r1ghts
deud. Cash or stock Paid last year
Payable IN stock; 3 DECLARED or paid g
funds. Aecumulated dividends paid q
Evening star., 1947-09-19

Allen Industries, Inc, declared q
lOO% stock dividend, payable
October Is, and regular quarterly
OF rs cents. payable October 10.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
N. Y. Curb Market
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Aifeon Mis Co. LalJtalian Super A.
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Aro EQUIP .4bg- 1oA| Lone Star Gas 1 1917
Atias Corr w ~ LouLsnd&Ex so 1874
Atlas Ply 2h - u McWilI Dredre l3X
Bah b vii 1hg. 52lhIMenasco Mfg Is.
sariam steel 1selMidS7Avtc2. .4Oe 1914
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Cities Service 37hIPhillips Pkg l3M
Colonial Airline 7hl Pioneer Gold 3M
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Com dore Hotel 5M| Pitts Metal so
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cons Text lbs lZhlRaytheon Mfg IA
Creole Pet .95g 33AlRoot Petroleum l2M
CrownDrug.1Og 3NlSt Lawrence Cp 15M
Denn1son .60e l1MjSalt Dome OIL
Derby Oil 1R - 165blselect Indus 2X
East sus pf1 Hk 50 Simplicity P 40 .
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Eureka c Ltd 3As Starrett Corp $50
Eairchld Z 4 3AiSterling Inc " eM
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FordMLtd .211G ~ Textron Inc hs 12ss
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| Rates Of dividends ir the foregoins
| table are annual disbursements based on
| the last quarterly or semiannual declar-
| ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are. not included a Also
extra or extras. Slus, stock dividend
able in stock. Declared or paid 20 far
this year. Neg issue. WV with warrants:
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. PAYABLE In Canadian funds
xw without wsrrants
Evening star., 1947-09-19
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
HENRY CARSON ON STAND, D,OWN DEFENSE

WASHINGTON, June 10.-R- Co-defendant Henry Carson testifi- ed today that former Congressman Andrew May sent nim to top Army officials in 1945 regarding S1,20o,000 the War Department owed a Cars son firm. The munitions maker told the court that May arranged ap- pointments for him with Secretary of War Robert Patterson and Un- dersecretary Kenneth Royell.
 Garsscn said this was done by the ex-Kentucky legislator after he himself had tried futilely to do something about an order to with hold. the money.
 Henry Carson is on trial with his brother, Murray, and May on charges of wart.3iIe bribe conspir- acy. Henry Carson testified that May also arranged for a conference with former Senator James Mead Of New York. At that time, May was chairman of the House Military Committee, and Mead was head of the Senate War Investigating Com mittee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
TWO KIDNAPPED
 BRITISH OFFICERS FOUND UNMARRIED

JERUSALEM, June 10.-tR-Two British officers kidnapped yester- day by extremeists were found un- harmed today at Kiriat Shaul as a British military cordon prepared to search that Jewish colony.
 A government announcement said the two men walked toward the British troops after the cordon had been thrown around the colony, which is near the all-Jewish city of Tel Aviv.
 The search of the area went on as scheduled.
 A government announcement said the two victims, Sgt. E. P. Hackett Of London, and Constable P. c. Ward, of Dublin, both members of the Palestine police, reported that they had escaped by themselves.
 They were still in the bathing trunks they were wearing when they were Kidnapped before the eyes of about 300 persons yesterday at fashionable swimming pool at Ramat Gan, the announcement said.
 Officials said a dozen Jews were the abductors
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-06-10
MARSHALL URGES
 U. S. OF EUROPE

WASHINGTON, June 10.-lR- Secretary of State Marshall has ex- pressed general approval of a reso- iution to put Congress on record as favoring creation of United States of Europe within the frame work of the United Nations
 "Of course the United States wants a Europe which is not divided against itself a Europe which is bet ter than that it replaces" Marshall said
 But we should make clear that it is not our purpose to impose upon the peoples of Europe any particular form of political or econ omic association. The future organ ization of Europe must be deter mined by the peoples of Europe