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TRAllERS tCent. J

sssf4sn ss::I' 81. 7zzHas r. "a. 47' 'Hs'0'fd
a. = s44s s. s.;s:s s::ss .as ss';sniss e.
st1ssfSL iSI-Doz11., amp trailer. s44s
az SsfF asas . Re't CO.. ss'1sss Nc saas aoss
wisconsin ave-. NV. rson. wo. sssi
THE FAMOUS TaorwooD trailer. With
stove, sleeps 4; 81 ,5S5. See ABc TRAILER
SALES. INC, q. g. /. Berwyn. Nd. 70.
TRAILER coNyERTo, 4'e,; bousht new,
Used s I z d. days, Phone OIL: 1855; 8.
tric ae: braases: heater: stove: 1925 cash. Gall
Il Il 60SGRsS sSSf sei' wAGoN. q feet: sleeps 4:
Per perm @ bsds; new 6;ply 5:9o11a tires; S9e5.
HONE IRAIIER c0ACHEs-We have beer
trailer home coaches built by world-famou,
manufacturers will please the most dis
used traijers. late models, from 81 ,00o
6-ft. Mayhower 1 1875
8-ft. American " 1,8T6
I25-ft American s-dr Tandem----- S'7SG
26-ft. Howard Steel eel------ 2,95C
26-ft Schult Luxury Liner----- 2,795
S11n; S1h - sehuit @ Commodore e--------- S,595
27-ft. Travelo Tandem 1900
21-ft. thinner. 4-passenger-------- 2,49t
Sl-lt ZliHIuef, o>psSbeuReT------ Z,0SG
Gift. Howard Stesl--- 1898
We will gladly finance any trailer you
purchase from our selection, easy terms
small down payment. balance like rent
Equip your coach with our factory -ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories Open
daily and Sunday, 8 am. to Q pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4O3O
Wis. ave. NV. Phone WO. 1891
1-ToN CARGO TRAILRRs, Ss5; Mt Yer
non auto trailers, $3.50.
Vans, platforms, semi's, loWboys CEN
TRAI! MOTOR CO., $500 Lee hwy, Arling-
ton, CHI. 1000.
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

NEW iez7 CqEV1OIET sEDANs for rent
SERVICE. DUs 1854 -
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WANTED FOR CASH

pts premium pricea maid for 1913 and
to47 cars RARNEa- aANDNrS MOTORS
All cash OF certified check. Drive n oper
lot, 1900 14th At, corner N ~ nv Open
$50 10 t.3o. Closed Saturday sad sstndsg,
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WALTER J. CAHII.L, Attorney,
0O~ Iktk &C n w

n,s1p,r Ss5 % 18th 8; St, NV; ,,,,.
Holdine Probate. court.NNo. 80. .45s. Ad.
mini ministrs ts stionIIhis is to aiys Notice;
columbia has obtained from the Probate
Of Administration on the estate Of James
claims sEainst the deceased are hereby
vunas.r, warned tS f,dt exhibit the same: with The
Of July, A.p' ie4s: otherwise they Gsn may by s.
law be excluded from all benefit of said
JUN Ondsz fsz7 dias aSoanA ~. 81
lu%bi1, nj, .,s reft Il of the Probate Court.
JOHN L. LAsKkY and WILLIAM !. TAR
YER: Attys.,
Filed m: r., s' " S:'sss':: s:'s ss:s::
IN nnE,.s TIE s1.4s. p,sIE1sT &c E, COURT er T1
snd o e9GH st Fl nMs na%5sFs
s1G1EY sfs;I.;TY an 1ninserHorsted 1a ss;eciation
os6ER 81 Afste1 Nj oS:es
this suit is to clear title to certain rel
etery Of Columbian Harmony Society
being situate on Rhode Island Avenue
Northeast, extending. south to Brentwood
Road. Northeast and from about Seventh
Street to about Thirteenth Street, North
east. as projected, known for purposes OF
taxation as Parcel 1920 and Parcel
131/26 and for the appointment Of trus.
tees to hold title to said real estate. Or
motion Of the plaintiffs. It is this 27th
q UNtKSSsoMN' w HEIR HEIRS pEvIsnnsn ASH N:
ALIENEEs or. WILLIAM SIADE DE.
CEASED, and the UNKNOWN HEIRS DH-
vISEEs AND ALIENENS OF ROBERT 7
BRENT. DECEASED. cause their appear.
ance to be entered herein on or before
the frst rule day occurring after the ex.
pirstton Of three months from the date Of
wise the cause viii be proceeded with 4,
IL IL :. case Of default: Provided, a copy ol
three months in The washington Law
Reporter Rep and The Even Evening Star ssfes,
Justice. (seall A True Cory. Test
CHARLES =: STEWART, CLERK. BY CLARA
r. CONNEI,L, Deputy Clerk.
myS9, je6. 2, iva. / O. nU7.1@
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Learn the FASCINATING histories Il sooess
Of such familiar expressions ~ so the
whols hog; a tinker's dam: TO cat crow:
lock. stock, and barrel" Send q stamped
self addressed ENVELOPE to Frank Dolby, IN
care Of The Star. Ask for fres FAMILIAR
EXPRESSIONS pamphlet.
(Copyrigbt. Ths Bell Syndicate, Ire, 1e47l
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sAIE.

/ WATERFRONT PkoPERTY-SALE.
tcsn'f.)
I0CN &AvEN-A beautiful building aitl
on the water front. Call Pa. 1851.
2 Rooms AND BATH; newly decorated.
HEkALD HARBOR. 10 miles Annapolis
Year-round, 5-room cottage: water, eiec
toilet: Q lots. near water: cash. $3.50;
SHOREHAM BEACH, on the Chesapeake
Ray-wAter-front plot; 81 ,150 cash. MR.
BOND. NE. OSLO.
BEAUTIFUL all-year Arm. cottage on
South River To be sold completely fur
nished: price, $1,000; attractive terms
Call Mr.. Divelbiss, FIR. 2619, with NAL
COLIN, MA 1888
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EDWARD B. WILLIAMS, Attorney,
80 C0lorado RIdR.. WashinStnn. N e

Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THI
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia a.--RALPH NJ PHELPS, Plaintiff. vs.
MARIAN c; PHELPS, Defendant.-No
object Of this suit In to
obtain an absolute divorce on the basis OF
two years desertion. On motion Of the
plaintiff. it is this. 9Th day of August
l947. ordered that the defendant cause he1
appearance to be entered herein on OF
before the fortieth day, exclusive of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the nrst publication of this
order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vided. copy. Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks Ia
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star before said day (s0 ED
WARD NJ. CURRAN, Justice (Seal) At.
test: CHARLES T. STEWART. Clerk By
auI14
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All advertisssAents s4sring ants-
Asba3os fer sale Mast include astaai
se1oiAg price sf sae.
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FREDERICK u. BRADLEY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate court.-Estate Of
George T. summerlin, Deceaseds-No. 3d.
557, Administration Docket 147-Applica-
tion having been made herein for probate
Of the last win and testament Of said
said estate, by Elizabeth q. Smith and
The Washington Loan and Trust Company,
1t ts ordered this 5th day OF August, AID.
l947, that Harriott Page Summerlin and
John Vandsrgrift Summerlin. minors, and
Page NJ; Marx, Custodian of said minors,
and all others concerned. appear in said
Court on Monday. the 18th day Of septem-
show cause why such application should
published in th. .'Wsshinaton Law Re.
porter, and The nvenina Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the nrst
publication to be not less than thirty days
orable BoLITHA J. LAWS, Chief Justice
OF said Court. this bth day of August.
AID. 1947. (Seal) Attest: MELVIN j.
MARQUES, Deputy REGISTER Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court, su7142l
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GARAGE WANTED. vicinity Conn and {
nv; either private Oh commercial. ME
1884 or DE. 9491 evenings. =
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GARAGES WANTED

I HAVE A 2-CAR corrugated metal garal
will sell for any reasonable offer 319 v
ne, AID. 1905. IS
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AUToAAoDlLFS FOR SAT-.

AUSTIN fBritish) 4-door sedan: demon.
strator,. low mileage, fully guaranteed
priced below list price, Sl,495 MAN
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GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGE, brick, freproof, on 2IH n
near o. Call MIR. HARTNETT, NO. pSl
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covers. r. and h.. 8 good tires; S9ab.
am; TO Pm. 41s 10th st. NV. =
lent; sasts % Wheel. % ana tires: @ ssss. H. 1888
PACKARD 1910 s-cylinder 4-door sedan
feet mechanical cond.: needs . little bod!
FAex1sD * m 1sTo h1 Sss9 eonv.rtts,. club;
and h. low milsase, perfect condition
PACKARD 1887 4-door sedan; black nnish
g wheels. new tires. good mechanical CON
dition: $3.50. Phone GIL. 1858. s216 So
rackxkb sin IA 5hnGn ns4q "gso" sedan new tires
| radio and heater, spotlight and new sea
MSt s.t ss r ands se b. sS ssors
PIYMoUTs 1895 4-door sedan: a r.a
buy; new tires. good motor; $3.50
PIYMoUTH ,1s41 station wagon. splsndis
cond, new tires, radio, heater; meohani
eis ssss n OF Sss osr
PLYMOUTH 1946 convertible. Special d.
luxe; very clean and practically new
Gs2 cse seH1 8 seen Co. A. fsns gu ssaa
RI. Meade s574-J. g.
&. s..' s' sss't aas:t
PLYMOUTH 1910 coach; orig. paint; T
o st. NV. or call wo 646s after 9.
PLYMOUTH 1871 4-door sedan; new paint
clean interior. D. c. INSPECTION guaranteed
!ex;tsxTissb}; sesSo, MAFHATTAN AuTe
PLYMOUTH l94I special de luxe ;2-doof
new gsint; exsells1s nnps eondition; s. Sls45 .s
Dealer. 1920 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
e EaxMStra 81 ss3 lsse sedan; Inspected; geo
| condition: S396 or best offer under. Be
! tween SO pm, RA. 6442, 3605 Park pl
NV.
PLYMOUTH 194a convertible: one owner
WAY. so5i M st. NV. Nj. ois5' I1S
PLYM0UTH 1888 coupe, radio. 3 ne,
tires, recaps.; selling price, 5000. GI
PLYMOUTH 's5 sedan; excellent condi
ton, new paint. Z. and h.; 1910. IA
10th St Sc. IU. 776o. q.
eLyMOUTW 1941 convertible club: beau
tiful cream hnish trimmed IN red, whit
vheeIs disc. radio, sasolirs heater; rnoto
perfect, black auto top AND red leethe
urhclstery: ryt c.nsr. S1.296: term
GK. &79z.s %
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Steel Stocks Move Up
But List Is Irregular
By the Associates Press

NEW YORK. July 8.-Steels lee
another selective upswing in today's
stock market, after signing of the
coal wage contract, but there was
little follow-through and many lead.
ers were Indifferent.
The list shifted irregularly in the
early proceedings. Metals, rails ano
specials then enjoyed an active ad-
vance when it was learned mine
strike had been averted. Dealings
soon tapered and extreme gains run
ming to point or so were reduced
in most cases near the fourth hour
Losers remained plentiful.
New 1947 highs were recorded for
Chrysler, Westinghouse, Texas Pa
cif1c Land Trust and Allied Chem
ical. In front were United States
Steel, Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet
Santa Fe, Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Pacific, Illinois Central
General Motors. Publicker Indus
tries, Schenley, North American and
American Smelling.
Occasional laggards included
American Telephone, Consolidated
Edison, WoolWorth, United States
Rubber. Deere, Caterpillar Tractor
Douglas Aircraft, Dow Chemical, J
c. Penney, Great Northern Railway
and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
Bonds improved in spots.
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Chicogo Grain

CHICAGO. July s (P.-Grain futures
moved upward during the morning session
today after a weak opening. Wheat led
the rally which started shortly after the
sharply downward, on announcement that
the Government had cancelled corn export
ALLEGATIONS for the next two months,
Wheat recovered quickly on buying by
against the sale of corn. Milling interests
we're also credited with purchases.
Corn recovered from the DAYS low, ad-
but the gain was slow, hampered to some
extent by a lower cash market and rel
atively heavy overnight bookings.
Oats followed other grains downward at
the opening but exhibited some resistance
and later advanced with wheat.
At noon wheat was IN to 2ss higher
than the previous close, July. 2.22. Corn
was 81 to lss lower. July. .15A, Oat'
were "a to IA lower, July, o9a4
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Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO, July 8 lP ,UsDA,. ,.-salabl'
but generally steady to @5 cents higher
advance on 25O-300 pound butchers ane
on sows under 400 pounds; trade moder
ately active on weights under 300 pounds
and on lightweight sows: slow on heavier
WEIGHTS: top, $3.50; bulk good and choice
pound %. s5-o4.75: 2aoo33o pound, l9 90.
@0.50 good and choice sows under 400
pounds. 1s25-2o00 weights 40o-55C
pounds, 1600.1S.5O
able calves. 1000; total 1000; ali srades
yearling steers and heifers, 81 to 40
cents higher; medium weights and weighty
steers strong to 25 cents up trade active
on all light cattle including yearling heif-
ers, rather slow on good and choice
hea vies: top 1896 pound strictly choice
steers, 3O.1o: next highest price, 5000:
largely 25O0-2S.OO market on yearlings
with S50-pound choice heifers 2750 cows
rnevenly steady to % cents higher; cutters
and good beef cows active. scarce; Gamers
and cutters, 9.50-l3.00: good beef cows
to 1880: bulls closed weak after 1900 was
paid early; vealers steady at "a. 100, mostly
$500. stock cattle slow, weak at 1900
Salable sheep 500, total 500: good and
choice spring lambs active. $3.50 cents
higher: lower grades slow. barely steady.
good and choice native eve and vether
springers 24-25-24 so; Gull to medium
springer, 14,0O-2O.OO; other classes fully
steady; package medium ad good old-crop
shorn lambs and yearlings mixed. 1900;
choice and AGED ewes 1T5 down,
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Business Briefs
Chevrolet Division of General n

Chevrolet Division of General Mo-
tors Corp. is past the half-mln1on
mark for this year. At the close OF
Yesterdays production the 1947 to-
tai included 360.947 passenger cars
and 14o,6s8 trucks. Chevrolet did
not reach the half million marx
until mid November last year, owing
to a prolonged strike and materials
shortages
Business Failures in the week end
ed July 8 totaled 81, the highest
number in six weeks. This COM
pared with 60 failures in the pre-
ceding week and 13 in the corre-
spending week year ago.-Dun d
Bradstreet.
wholesale dollar trade in May
dropped 2oe from April but was
1877 over May, 1946.-Census Bu-
reau.
New York Department Store Sales
in the week ended July S were l2oo
above the corresponding week last
wear. but the week was day longer
because the Fourth Of July fell on
Thursday in 1916. For the four
weeks ended July 5, the increase
over last year was 81.
The Treasury called on large COM
mercial banks for 25oe of their war
loan deposits as of July for pay
ment July IA. This will amount to
s156,244, 900 over the Nation.
New York Stock Exchange Mem
bership was reported sold at $50, 900
a decrease of $4,000 from the last
such sale.
Petroleum Stocks totaled 236 ,221,-
900 barrels on June %, up 561 ,00C
barrels from the week before
Bureau of Mines.
II. L. Green Co. sales for the
five months ended June 80 amounted
to $34,054,673. up 0.6T, over the
similar 1916 period.
Mercantile Stores Co, Inc, re-
ported sales for five months OF s42,'
7ss 800, UP 127ce over the similar
period last year.
Grand Union Co. sales for II weeks
ended June 28 were $31 ,037,91l, ur
32.8g over the 1916 period.
Interstate Department Stores. Inc.
reported June sales of s5,14l,55l, VS.
s4,22s,772 for June, 1916.
Sears, Roebuck g. Co. reported
gross sales for June Of 1853, ASS, ,68S
an increase of 1920 over the samt
month last year.
Spiegel, Inc, reported sales fol
the first half of $57,298,629 W
2s.1so from the like 1916 half.
McCrory Stores Corp. sales fol
June were s6,55s.712. up II over 6
year ago.
Montgomery Ward and Compan,
today announced its June sale'
totaled sSs, ,e34,83o VS.. s75,427e67 ir
June, 1946.
Gar Wood Industries, Inc, re.
ported for the quarter ended Apri
80 net loss Of S315.739. VS.. netp rolf
of s23,4 ,432 in the 1916 quarter.
Evening star., 1947-07-08

SA<4 ~ = - ~ 4<A
TREASURY 2:3C
IS 52-50 Mch 1o2 z
IS $3.50 Sept lo2 .
| NEW YORK CITY
IS so 1l3
FOREIGN $50
Antwerp IS SO seiA
Australia 3i4s56 1914
Copenh 41as 53 6Al1
Norway gas 81 1914
Peru 1st 6s so >, 17N
DOMESTIC 2:3n
Am&F P $4,000 1864
Am T & T IS 56 11sis
Am TIT 224s61 liza
AmT&T 2s4s so 1co54
Am I&I 2sSS6 SSPe
obacco3s62 1oAlz
Am Tobacco3s69 1o5A
A T s F As 95 1904
B g. o IS 95 j 74N
B&OlstMts4Sst ssss
Balt&Oh 5sG95 64
Balt&O5sK20O0 81
B & o CIV 60 4sA
B e. OPLE As so 95
E&O TolCn4s59 81
BoSt Me As 60 IS
BufRoch&p57st STU
Can Pac As perp 97N
Caro- C&O As 65 100
Cent Ga 5s SOC IL
CenPac 1st4s49 1o4A
Chi&E I Inc 81 52lz
ChiI&L4ha20O3 37M
CMStP4 1as2019 TIN
CMStP41as2044 50
Chi&NW 41as99 7lM
GRIP 4las 60 1874
GRIP As SS e5i5
GRIP RI IS "a - 51is
CCCStL 4l2s II 7Sh
ClevUnTr4 Has71 1c4lfs
Col G&E 31ss71 1o5N
Del & Eud As So 90
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Erie 4Hzs 2015 e7A
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GrnB&W deb B 6A
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Hud&M RI 5s 81 54N
&c 434s 66 81
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Int G N lst6s52 56
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N. Y. Bond Market
sETECTEn IIST 0E iSSI1Es

. u OE ASS OESs
lint Ct No5s56B 50
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Kan C Sou 4s75 1o3M
Leh vi 5s2O03st 45
Lehval4 i7s20O3 3eh
Leh Val As 2003 55A
, LehVl Trm 5s5l 7oN
MKT 5s 62a 70
MKT 1st 4s90 62A
Mo Pac 51as 40 %
4 Mo Pac IS n F. ~
lMo Pac 5s s1I ~
mo Pac gn As rs 80
IMorris&Ex 5s55 721s
| Mor&E3 l2s20Oe 61lA
ENYC rf IS e013 e3M
| NYC 4las2013A IS
Ny c con 4s % -
lNYNH&H4ias67 Aoiz
| NYNE&H 4s 81 Bz
lNYNH&H3las54 81
| NYC&W gnis55 13s
NYWB 41as 46 1855
Nor p cit 4las15 lo2 "a
NorPac 3s 2O47 6SiA
Pac T&T 224sS5lo2Ss
2ennCtAir3I2s6o As
Penn P&Lt 3s751o5A
PennRR gn5s6S 113lA
PennRRg41as65 1o9L4
lPennRR 3As52 1ooM
PereMar 3s.s sOloA1s
Phila Co 4I4s61 1o5A
Philipn Ry As 81 loA
lPCCStL 5s rs B 112i6
Ruth 1st4las41 ga
lStLSF 4Has2O22 51lh
StLSanFrn4s97 81
lStLSoWest $3.50 lo4ia
IStL SW RI 5s 90 eoLs
Seab 41as2Ol6 esi4
Shell Un 2las71 o9is
lSocony-V22s76 s9zs
lSoPacific4l2 ASST "a
SoPac4l2sOr77 1o1b
So Ry gn As Sc 90
Third Ave SIS go 50
Third Ave As so 9ozs
Waba sh 3 las II 90
/ West Un 5s 81 So3s
West I'm IS 90 66i1
West Un 4l2s 81 81
| Wilson Co IS IS 1o<
Wisc Cent 4S 40 "a
Evening star., 1947-07-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July 8. lN-cotton fu-
lures rallied more than SIS a bale in heavy
dealings today; with the general buyins
movement touched OF by. the Government
cotton acreage reports. which traders con-
sidered on the low side.
The department OF Agriculture estimated
plsntinss for the 1947 cotton crop at 21,-
3SaO0o acres. compared with 1890, 900
acres last season Trade ideas on the
acreage have ranged between "1,00O.o 900
and better than 22000.o00 acres. Based
the last five years "a crop OF around H.
80; 900 bales OF 500 pounds each would
be. indicated. Traders took this to indi-
cate continued tight supply for the
coming year. Part o fthe gains Of futures
were erased by profit taking
Late afternoon prices were S3:55 to S4 rs
bale higher than the previous close
July. 3! 20; October, $3.50, and Decem-
Evening star., 1947-07-08
U. S. Gets Over Half
Of Tin ALLEGATIONS
By the Associated Pres.

The Combined Tin Committee
has announced interim ALLEGATIONS
of 1881 long tons of tin among %
nations during the second half of
this year. Further anocations will
be announced about August 20
when greater supplies become avail
able.
The United States was put down
yesterday for $3.50 tons. or over
half of the interim ALLEGATIONS.
France stood second, with 1,515
tons; Italy third, 657; India fourth,
with SIS, and Canada fifth, with 300.
Evening star., 1947-07-08

NEW YORK, July lP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, per cent discount or 81 90 Unitel
States cents; up L.: o,,, :,
France efrance' .s41.. unchanged: sns Sweden R :
(krons, 27.s5. Unchanged: Switzerland
(francl (commercian. 23.4o. unchanged
unchanged: Brazil free. $50. unchanged;
Mexico. 2O.62. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Foreign Exchange

aEx dividends +Plus extra or extras
Paid so far this year. Paid 1916.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Washington Exchange

WASHINGTON Gas 4.25 pf-30 at 1O6.
Garfnckel 4IaHe pf-a0 at 90.
Garfnckel com new-25 at 1917.
Lanston Monotype-10 at H.
Evening star., 1947-07-08
Dividends Announced

Freight Car Production in June
reached 5-year high with the
delivery of 5,5l4 units. This COM
pared with 1929 in May. AS of July
l, the backlog of untitled domestic
orders for freight cars was 107, ,476.
American Railway Car Institute.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
%. u. Alumni to Hold
|158th Dinner April q

The 158th anniversary dinner of
the Georgetown University Alumni
Association will be held at Z pm.
April % at the Maydower Hotel.
The dinner will honor the 10
Georgetown alumni now serving in
Congress as well as Carl B. Rix,
president Of the American Bar As
sociation, and Sterling v. Mead,
president Of the American Dental
Association.
General chairman of the dinner
is AL Philip Kane, and assisting him
are Thomas A. Cantwell and Maui
rice L. Nee.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Truman Due 10 Avoid.
l1o48 Commitment in
| Jefferson Day Talk

ETeSlQSuL 1Tutudu J6ncISoH Lay
speech tomorrow night will avoid
any direct commitment on 1S48 and
instead will point up the legislative
program he outlined in January in
his State of the Union, budget and
economic messages to Congress, it
was predicted today in adrninistra-
ton circles.
The $100-a-plate affair at the
Mayflower Hotel-one OF series the
Democrats will hold over the coun-
try to raise ftlnds-will bring Mr..
Truman into a political forum for
the first time since the party re-
verses in November. He is expected
to use the occasion to emphasize the
necessity for Democratic support
in Congress of the "left of center
program he laid down at the outset
of the Eightieth Congress.
In those messages, the President
reiterated advocacy of such New
Deal measures as expanded social
security and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ination curbs, and proposed long
range labor relations study, to COM
plement legislation outlawing strikes
arising from disputes y between
unions, and curbing secondary boy
colts.
Speaks at Thought Clinic"
The President told news con-
ference late yesterday that tomor-
row nights speech will speak for
itself, but associates are certain that
it will not touch on Mr.. Truman's
own fortunes.
He had been asked If the speech
would be political.
Earlier Wednesday, Mr.. Truman
greeted a group of party leaders
who gathered here in what Gael
Sullivan, executive director of the
Democratic National Committee, de-
scribed as the first of II thought
Clinics" designed to promote closer
relationship between party head
quarters and the workers In the
field. The President spoke briefly,
but only in general terms, Mr.. Sui
livan told newSmen later.
The meetings are to be held In
successive weeks, and Mr.. Truman
commented that thought clinics
was a good description, in discussing
the matter at the news conference.
Sees Trend to Party.
Mr.. Truman also told reporters
that he thought the victory of DEM
ocrat Martin Kennedy in the Chi
cago mayoralty election showed a
trend to the party. With a dig at
the Republicans, he said that COP
Chairman Carroll Reece didn't agree
with that, but that Mr.. Reece held
a different idea about the import
ance of the election before the re-
suits were in.
Mr.. Truman also explained at the
conference what he meant in term
ing the Communist issue 'buga-
boo" in q recent letter to former
Gov. George H. Earle of Pennsyl-
vania. The idea he was advancing,
Mr.. Truman said, Is that he Is not
worried about this country going
Communist because the people have
too much sense. But that, he added,
is different than not wanting people
in Government service whose loyalty
is outside the United States.
The White House said last night
that President Trumans' Committee
on Civil Rights has under study a
plea for strong Federal action
against racial and other minority
discrimination in Government. Boris
Shiskin, American Federation of
Labor economist and other witnesses
urged this at subcommittee meet
ing yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-04-04

sumo her maiden name. Anna Hop
ton Coe. Her father u now ! patent
attorney with the Radio Corp Of
America and has headquarters here.
Mr.. Robertson. = University Of
Maryland student, IS the grand
nephew Of another commissioner
Of patents, Thomas Ernest Robert
son. The Robertsons were married
at Hyattsville. Nd, January IL.
1916. They formerly lived in Chevy
Chase, Md.
Switzerland is, to have lightweight
steel railway postal cars.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Ms. Robertson Divorces
Student Husband III Reno

Mrs. Hewitt q. Robertson. daugh-
ter Of the former commissioner Of
patents, Conway Peyton Coe, has
been granted a divorce in Reno
New, according to dispatch to
The Star.
Mrs. Robertson, who charged
sruelty, was given the right to re-