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Evening star., 1947-06-19
Jap Leaders, War Trials
Adjourned Till August 4
sy ,he Asseeietsd Press

TOKYO, June 18.-The Irterns-
tional Military Tribunal hearing
war guilt charge against IS former
Japanese leaders adjourned today
until August 4.
One OF the courts last acts before
entering the summer recess was to
admit the execution eve affidavit OF
Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim Won
Ribbentrop In behalf OF his long
time friend, defendant Hiroshi
Oshima, former military attache
and later Ambassador to Germany.
The 11-nation tribunal heard, too
from former Nazi Military Attache
Col. Alfred F. Kretschmer-that
German officials In Tokyo at the
time Of Pearl Harbor were kept so
occupied with banquets and coun-
tryside tours they had no inkling
of the December attack which put
Japan In the war.
The Won Rihbentrop statement
was obtained by Oshirna's American,
counsel, Owen Cunningham OF Dea
Moines. Iowa, in d three hour inter.
view at Nuremberg August n, 1946.
Won Ribbentrop signed 1t October
Is. the day before he went 10 the
gallows. He carefully deleted and
changed various portions Of the
typed text.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO June 10 tP.-An urgent de.
mand for corn sent the July contract Of
that grain to within !. Of cent Of its all
Oats advanced sharply with corn. but
wheat tended to lag and scored only small
gains
July corn reached SI9g. highest price
for any contract since 1919, when top
Of 81 I.g9h was recorded
Buying in corn was traced to CONNER
clal interests, including export houses
The cash market followed the advance in
futures. No. 2 yellow corn selling as high
as 2.23.. This was stiil below the a29
figure OF last July after removal of oPA
Crop. reports continued to emphasize
the unfavorabls corn outlook. and this had
strsnxthenins influence on new-erop
as much As the july. contract.
90 Wheat closed N-1h higher. July,
er. July. 96h-Ss
Chicago Cash Market.
No Wseas' ,n 1one 3 &c Corr No. / yellog s.a2h;
4. 2:lh: No. q white, s.s5,, Oats. No. i
? aShtss. 1.o3h-1 .o5ta.. BARLEY. .maltins.
.6o-2 .2b; feed; SOL 80, nominal: choice
maltinf. 2 1O-2 On
Evening star., 1947-06-19
" ~ Associated prsss

Senator Bridges called on three
cabinet ofilcers today to outline
this country's ofilcial policy toward
what the New Hampshire Republic
can termed Russia's .Iegalized loot
ing of Germany with printing press
money.
Senator Bridges is chairman Of a
three-committee inquiry into the
Army's multi million dollar inva-
sion currency .'oyerdraft." 1t re-
suited from redemption OF millions
OF German marks printed by Soviet
occupation authorities from plates
supplied by the American Govern
ment.
After devoting two afternoons to
testimony from ranking aides. SEM
ator Bridges called d halt In the
hearing to permit Secretary Of State
Marshall. Secretary OF War Patter-
son and Secretary OF the Treasury
Snyder to prepare an outline OF
official American policy.
The Senator did not make clear
whether the three would be sum-
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Noon Stock | Upiuln
Brings i Gains Ranging
10 More Than 81
" The A..s<,o,ed, pse..

NEW YORK, June 1s.The stock
market enjoyed another noon rally
today with gains extending TO more
than . points before recedins some
what.
Motors, buoyant from the OPEN
ing, gave leadership to the upturn,
which also embraced steels, rubbers
and some rails. Activity quickened
on the rise as it has done in recent
sessions. Gains OF fractions to more
than point were well distributed
near the fourth hour
Optimism Wss reported by brokers
to stem from settlement of the
maritime tieup, expressions of a
more favorable outlook in some
other labor situations and belief
resumption of the June rally was
to be expected Rails drew soma
support from the margin by which
the Senate approved the Bulwinkle
bill exemptine some of their actions
from antitrust laws. Many custom
ers preferred to await disposal of
the labor hill
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Chicoeo Livestock

CHICAGO. June 10 tR} USDAl.-Sal-
able hogs, 5000; total, 1000: market
slow, closing very dull: weights under ESQ
pounds around 25 lower; weights over $50
eioslns mostly most 81 I'll on hogs Ssr oven a:Ss' Va
pounds and on soWs:- top. $500; most
good and choice 1S0-23O pounds. "a. So
500 pounds, 2a.o0-S3.S5: few Biz weisb.s
up to around 375 pounds ranging as low
as 20. 90: good and choice 300-40e pound
sowsa ls.50-1s.50 with 4o0-575 pounds,
salable cattle. 1000; total. 1900; SAL
and and heifs.s slqv, about steady; cows nn-
fully steady; load choice 1.250. pound fed
steers. 2S;!2: next highest price for load
2775; half-losd choice / .02 25-pound steers
good yearliugs and light steers. 20 So
"a. 90: comparable grade heifers. 1900
25. IS: few good cows. 1750-19.50: bulk
beef cows, l3.25-16.50: Gamers fnd cut
ters. 9.00-13.00; practical top. 1900 on
wefghty sausage bulls; vealers, 80 to LOO
lower: practical top, $3.50; few % 90;
stock cattle slow at weeks $3.50 de-
salable sheep 500: total. 1,50o: scat
tered small lots native spring lambs and
shorn ewes steady: GOOD end choice eve
and wether spring lambs. 25 90. fat bucks.
e 90; few common springs, 90. 90: most
shorn native ewes, g. .00-7 90: cid crop
shorn lambs nominally steady; good and
choice uuotabie TO goo.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
THE EVENING STAR, washington D. c. TAB
Occupation Money Probers Call
Marshal, Patterson and Snyder

smoned for first-hand testimony orr
whether they would be asked only
TO submit statements. No date was
set for the next meeting of the COM
bined Senate Appropriations. Armed
Services and Banking Committees.
But Senator Bridges told reporters
the administration cannot ask tax-
payers to continue paying out mil-s
lions OF dollars to rehabflitate q war;
torn world and ut the same time
allow this legal looting Of Germany
with printing press money" B
Senator Knowland. Republican, OF
California backed UP the chairman
in his request for a top-leyel policy
declaration.
Hope for Agreement Voiced.
Assistant Secretary Of State John
H. Hilldring told the committed
yesterday that Secretary MARSHALL
still hopes the Russians will agree
| to some plan for operation OF Ger
many as single economic unit.
"We hope and pray with al our
might to get an agreement with
Russia Mr.. Hilldring, a former
Army general. said.
Recalling that the Potsdam Big
Three Conference produced an
agreement for German currency
control. the soldier diplomat added
that agreement has not been dis
avowed by our Soviet allies-they
may do it yet"
Mr., Hilldring Joined spokesmen
for the Treasury and War Depart
ments In defending the April, 1874.
decision to turn over the invasion
currency plates to the Russians.
TT was a reasonable decision and
the only decision that could be
made" Mr.. Hilldring said, asking
the Senator's to recall conditions
that existed then during critical
stage Of the war.
He said the Russians had carried
the load against the Germans and
were pushing them back and that
Gen. Eisenhower was still in Eng
land planning the western invasion.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, OF
Maryland suggested that had the
Russian demands for the plates not
been met, the Soviet Union might
have concluded a separate peace
with Germany and left us holding
the bag"
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Building Permits Decline
Below 1916 Levels N Nay
d she Assesietsa prsss


s NEW YORK, June The vol
3ume Of building permits In ais cities
declined ID May for the second con-
secutiye month to $2is.4o6. Isl and
for the eighth successive month was
below the corresponding 1916 period,
Dun g. Bradstreet reported today.
Permits issued In May were SO
per cent under the April total OF
s22s. .172.582 and 80 per cent below
s224, ,205 $50 in May year ago
The May total for New York City
Was 16.3 per cent under April and
ON IS per cent from May, 1o46. while
the other 214 cities showed . drop
of "A per cent from April but a
gain OF - per cent over last May.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Foreign Exchonoe

NEW YORK, June 10 GPl.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in dol.
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket; Big Pei cent discount. or 91 56,4
Europe-Great Britain. 402A, un-
cnansed; France !frane,, .s4h Of a cent.
aown .0oh; Sweden tkronal. 2T.sb, un-
cnsnEed; Switzerland franc) fccmner-
ciaD, 23.40. unchanged
Latin hmerica--Arsentina, free, 2445,
oh oSwm .9i q cent; Brazil. free. $50. un-
Evening star., 1947-06-19
House Group 10 Meet
tomorrow 10 Decide
On Rail Bill Action
hx IL. As.eeiet.d e,..,

The House Commerce Com
mittee will take up tomorrow a
Senate-approved bill to exempt
railroads cooperative rate max
ing activities from the antitrust
laws.
The Senate stamped Anal ap-
proval on the measure late yester-
day by vote Of so to ~ after q
week and half Of debate. Foes of
the bill have expressed hope the
President will veto 1t If it passes the
House.
A similar measure by Representa- :
tive Bulwinkle, Democrat, of North
Carolina was approved by the House
last year. but died without action
in the Senate because OF the threat
of filibuster by It's opponents, most
OF whom are from the South.
The House Commerce Committee
plans to meet behind closed doors
tomorrow to decide what action to
take.
Vote Suflicient 10 Override.
The Senate vote of approval WAS
large enough to override veto by
the required two-thirds margin. as
suming the same number Of Sena-
tors were present and there VIC. /.
no vote switches.
One Of the measures principal OPP
ponents, Senator RUSSELL, Democrat,
Of Georgia has said he expects Mr..
Truman to veto the bill. Minor
ity Leader Barkley told his coll
leagues shortly before the final vote,
4 express here the fervent hope
that the President will veto it,
The measure provides that rail-
roads shall be free from prosecution
under the antitrust laws for CO.
operative efforts to fix rates, fares,
time schedules, settle claims, pro-
mote safety and carry on related
activities. provided any conference
or organization set up for these pur-
poses had the prior approval of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Senator Russell succeeded in add
ing an amendment which stipulates
that enactment of the bill will not
deprive the Supreme Court Of juris-
diction in the freight rate case filed
by the State of Georgia.
Other Amendments Approved
That suit, now pending before the
high tribunal, charges railroads with
discriminating against the South in
their rates and with coercing South
ern lines, by means of rate bureaus.
into maintaining the charges.
Before finally approving the meas
ure the Senate agreed to these other
amendments offered originally by
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat, of
Wyoming:
1. To permit the ice to rule
whether the objective of any rate
making activities is 'ilnjustly dis
criminatory as between shippers or
geograp phical regions or areas
2. To prevent any bank or financial
institution from being a member OF
a rate?making conference or organ
ization.
Here is the vote by which the
Senate passed the bill:
Evening star., 1947-06-19

NEW YORK June 10 Up Cotton fu-
lures we're nrm in active dealings TODAY.
Trade covering and mill buying was stim-
ulated by an army inquiry for so.n00
bales of cotton. tfghtness in old crop sup
plies and firmness In outside markets
anticipating hrst notice day took place
Commission house and New Orleans buy
inx IN the later deliveries partly reflected
expectations OF b continued strong sta
tisticaf position In cotton despite pros-
poets for substantially larger crop this
year. .
the market reacted partially on profit TAX
ing.
Late afternoon prices ~ere 40 cents TO
81 50 bale hixher than the previous
close July 3T.94, October 32.04 and De-
cember 30.7o.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
May Gas Light Sales
Are 6.A Per Cent
Above 1916 Month
sy Edword c. Stone

Sales OF the washington Ga.
Light Co. in May scored another
substantial gain over the like month
last year. officials reported today
May sales totaled ,665, ,585 thern1s
IN comparison with s,0S2,111 a year
ago. sn increase OF 6.42 per cent
Sales in the first hve months OF
this year also registered a go,d
advance, a total OF e9000,437 IN
the like 1915 period. gain Of
s,fs9, $50 thern1s or 1919 per cent
The largest monthly gain this
year was In March when sales were
3s per cent ahead of the same
month year ago, due to much
colder weather.
Bend Club Slate Announced.
Myles n. Quail, chairman of the
nominating committee Of the Bond
Club of Washington. announced
tooay that Harvey Gram of john
ston. Lemon 1s Co, will be named
for the presidency of the club at
the annual meeting at the Manor
Club, tomorrow night. Mr.. Gram
has been vice president this year
G. Fenton Cramer OF Ferris &:
Co. will be nominated for vice pres
ident and william c. Coe Is slated
to be secretary and treasurer. He
is a member OF the firm of Mackal
81 Coe. Members of the board oi
governors also will be nominated
Edgar Rouse of Robert C. Jones
6s Co. and Austin B. Rohrhaugh Of
Robinson. Rohrbaugh g. Lukens.
The other members Of the nom.
mating committee are William
Jones and Charles w. Hume. Edison
B. Olds is retiring president.
Banks to Close Wednesdays.
Detroit banks are to close on
Wednesdays during the summer and
remain. open on Saturdays. Of
ficials of several country banks in
this territory have had a similar
plan in mind but have not vel
acted on 1t.
John w. Gordon, head Of Gordon
Industrial Services. has STATED a
campaign to give the American
public more facts about Brazilian
industry. many South American
firms being anxious to increase their
business here.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ports that department store trade
In the Fifth District up to june
7 was 5 per cent above the first
five months of last year. Philadel-
phia led the II districts with a
IA per cent gain.
United. Air Lines few 81 per
cent more air cargo in May this
year than a year ago.
Fred S. Gichner Iron Works has
received an order for rs more
truck bodies for the Coca-Cola
Bottling Co. Of Richmond, Va.
Dividend Is Increased.
Seaboard Finance Co, Southern
Building, has increased the dividend
by declaring a 35-cent payment
payable July 10 to stockholders OF
record June 30 The company paid
rs cents in the first quarter and 80
cents in the second.
James M. Johnston. a director In
Gordon Foods, Inc, reports the elec-
ton to the board of two prominent
Atlanta businessmen. Ralph A
Huie. vice president OF the First
National Bank of Atlanta and a
member of the City Council. and
w. Eugene Harrington, insurance
and mortgage banker and director
Of the New York Fire Insurance Co..
are the new members.
The 10th anniversary of the Auto
motive Safety Founds ton was noted
yesterday at a meeting of the OPP
Grating Committee at the Ststler
Hotel, The past years activities
were summed up by President Pyke
johnson.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Business Briefs
Rank CIearings in "a leadine g

ndH6 tledf1ukS Jn "a ledUllS cltlcs
expanded to $l3 ,167 ,3l4, 900 in the
week ended June 10, a gain OF 3.IT
from the preceding week, but $50
below a yeer earlier-Dun & Brad
street.
Crude Oil Production set a new
record of 5.ll3,20o barrels daily in
the week Sended June IA, and COM
pared witn 5.064 200 in the previous
week and 1850. $50 In the like 1916
week-American Petroleum Insti-
tute.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended June Il. totaled 895, ,292 cars
q drop of So from the previous
week. but 32es above a year ago
Association of American Railroads.
Iron Ore Consumption from the
Lake Superior district in May
totaled 6,8S4,803 gross tons VS.. .,
a90,1s in May. 1946-Lake Super
ior Iron Ore Association For the
season to May 81. the total was 3d.
730,77o tons VS.. l9,247,352 a year
earlier.
The Treasury Will Issue a new
s2.915.7l0, 900 series of one-year, $50
certificates of Indebtedness to re-
place series maturing July /.
Holders will be allowed to exchange
o;d certificates for new.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul h
Pacific Railroad asked ICC permis-
sion to issue $4,000 900 of equipment
trust certificates, series 2, to help
finance purchase of 999 freight cars
and 81 passenger cars.
Pacific Power L. Light Co. regis
Tered $29, 100000 of 30-year first
mortgage bonds of which sac, 900 900
will be sold at competitive bidding
and the remainder will be issued to
American Power d. Light Co. in
exchange for like amount of An ee
deoentures of Northwestern Electric
Blue Belt, Inc., has negotiated a
s2.500 900 bank loan at 2ta % interest
with a group headed by Bankers
Trust Co. of New York and sold
$1,000. 900 Of 49, preferred stock
to insurance companies.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. will redeem on September / all
outstanding l5-yesr go convertible
debentures, due 1856. at l04 and ac-
crued interest.
Consolidated Textile Co. declared
. dividend of 10 cents a common
share, payable July 10. Previous
payment was a quarterly Of Is cents
and an extra of 10 cents in March.
Master Electric Co. declared a
1907 stock dividend, payable July
IS. The dividend is subject to listing
of new common shares on the New
York Stock Exchange.
II. L. Green Co. declared a divi-
dend Of so cents a common share,
PAYABLE August /. Prior to q i0oee
stock dividesid May %. the firm paid
rs cents a quarter.
United Transit Co. failed to take
action on q common stock dividend.
II operates systems in Virginia
Tennessee, Louisiana. Ohio and
Illinois.
Commouwealth 4 Southern Corp
plans to spend $4,000. 900 on con-
struction this year VS.. SAT GOO 600 in
1916. said President Whiting. Profit
for I'VE months ended May 81 was
sl5.s03,534 VS.. si4,882,23l a year
earlier.
Detroit Edison Co. net income in
IL months ended May 81 was sl1.-
se2.745 or $l.s2 a share VS.. s,498 ,S62
or s1.34 in the preceding fiscal period,
Evening star., 1947-06-19
N. 7. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1947-06-19
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West Md As 50 1o2I4
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Wise Cent As - 73M
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Evening star., 1947-06-19
N. Y. Curb Market
LIHT INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

| SnANu6U EAum TMkFlOUb CIUSE.
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Am L q 2o- z01s McWil Dredge 1o34
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Am Inreso piM Michiyan Sugar
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Rates Of dividends In the foresoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declara-
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra. dividends are not included. Also
d Cash or stock. Paid last year Pay
able In stock. g Declared or paid so far
this year. n New issue. wv With warrants
this year. h Payable In Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid OF declared
Evening star., 1947-06-19

HosfIy Sales On the E1eknnge Teday:
II 100 an. l7o 600 1900 noon $50 ooc
100 p.m.. $50 GOO zoo Pm $50 ooo
tunit OF trading, 10 shares. sIn bank
ruptcy or receivershtp, or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
dividends In the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra DIVIDENDS are
Also extra or extras Plus stock d1vf-
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last year.
Payable in stock. Declared or psid %
far this year h Payable In Canadian
funds Accumulated Dividends paid or
declared this sear.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June 10 dp.--Dividends
declared;
/ re- Stock of Pay
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Market Ayeroqes
New York Cotton

.947 low 90. 3 1882 ]
tCon1pfied By the Assf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09

Wa Shington Doris Fleeson.
has welcomed news that she is a
Nobel nominee for her own sake
and for the recognition that 1t Woulc
afford U. N. The Truman admin
istration has by-passed U. N. in tine
Greek Turkish loan and In its ten
tative Marshall plan maneuvers be.
cause it seemed the only practica
way to proceed-but it has not beer
happy about it.
Veto Showdown" Blocked.
Even among internationalists ir
Congress there have been complaint:
that the American people were being
led to rely on U. N. to an unjusti-
fled degree. Several Senators have
called for showdown" with Rus
STA on the veto-a move that the
administration has successfully ig'
nored so far.
President Truman is counted upol
to stand by U. N. in any controversy
It is being predicted in some con-
gressional quarters, however, that 6
plain-ta debate is inevitable wher
the necessary appropriations ars
requested for the great U. N. centel
now being planned in New York City
The President has been personally
gratified by Mrs. Roosevelt,s U. N
record. When ne nominated hel
for the first gathering in London
her colleagues, including Senator
vandenberg, Republican spokesman
for the bipartisan foreign policy
were not entirely optimistic. The!
expected her to be noble but no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
McLemore.
Finds Everything Cheap,
Including Gold, Silver
Bv Henry Mel emore

LIMA, Peru.-Notes on Lima writ
ten while riding q llama sidesaddle
If you are an umbrella or raincoat
salesman, don't come down here