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Evening star., 1947-05-12
Few Stocks Improve,
But Others Continue
Drift
By Victor Eubonk
A.,.ei.,.d p,... Flooneiol Writer


NEW YORK, May l2.A handful
Of leaders clung to the recovery side
of today's stock market while many
issues continued their downward
drift.
Dealings slowed after fairly &C.
tive opening. The first hours vol
ume Of 100000 shares equalled last
weeks low for that period since
July year ago Declines OF frac-
tions to point or SO ruled near the
fourth hour. Oils we're subjected to
profit taking.
There was a little further bidding
for dividends and earnings but pro-
fessionals, who accounted for most
of the trades. still were two-Ininded
in the matter of trends. Accounts
again were trimmed because OF
doubts regarding business, labor and
tax legislation, foreign affairs and
wage price situations
Standard Oil thew Jersey and
Texas Co. made new 1947 highs,
then retreated to the minus column.
Ahead at intervals We're Industrial
Electric of Mexico, at peak for
the year; Western Union A, :
Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, j. c.
Penney, Reynolds Tobacco "B' and
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Charles Taft Lanlenis|
Inierioriiy Complex
Among BusinessIIl
1Y the As.eeicssd Prsss

i PITTSBURGH, May Il. 2.Charies'
r Taft, president Of the Federal
Council Of Churches Of Christ In
America, declared yesterday that
one OF the spsych hological weak
nesses' that can result In un-
employment Is the extraordinary
inferiority complex OF businessmen
about our economic system.
The other weakness. Mr.. Taft told
q National Jewish Welfare Board
meeting Is aour failure to achieve
really wide knowledge and UNDER
standing Of how human beings co-
operate. .
Il am not as concerned about well
thought our left wing economics rs
I am about the corrosive attacks and
admitted economic fallacies that are
securing wide currency among peo-
ple OF good viii" the Cincinnati
lawyer continued.
Stresses Need for Religion.
,My concern Is primarily with the
fact that most business men, faced
with this situation, join IN q witch
hunt against the Communist bogey,
instead of learning to understand
our system and learning to promote
ard defend Il"
Speaking on .'the need for religion
in disrupted world" Mr.. Taft de-
Pscribed as two valuable American
assets. "our Jewish Christian foun-
dations Of democracy and commu-
nifty integratior1, and q productive
and distributiye system that can
raise the standards OF every people
around the world.
In that effort, he said, our religion
can furnish the dynamic III we
will 1t"
Mr.. Taft referred to isolationism
as "our greatest enemy today.
America is essentially missionary
Nation, he pointed out-"at least II
was the missionary spirit that made
us great"
Meeting to End Tomorrow.
The three-day meeting OF the
Jewish Welfare Board will end to-
morrow. The group met to confer on
the finding An recommendations o1
a year-lorig survey of the functions
and programs Of the Jewish Welfare
Board carried out by Dr. Oscar /
Janowsky, associate professor Of his
tory at the College Of the City o1
New York.
A proposal that membership ano
participation In the Jewish Com!
munity Center be open to all persons
without distinction as to race, creee
or color was included in 81 recon-.
mendations presented to the con-
vention.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Richmond Livestock

Hogs-Market steady with Friday on all
weights: top 22.00 for good and choice
1s0-240 pound barrows and gifts; 90 100
40 pound, 1900; 140-160 pound, IA. 90;
1t0-1s0 pound. 21.00; 240-30o pound:
p 90; 900 pounds and up 1880: good
sows under $50 pounds. 1900; 350-500
pound. $50; over 800 pounds, 1900
Cattle--Receipts light. consisting mostly
of Western steers; early market on slaugh-
good grades largely 20.00-2300 odd head
strictly good higher; cows quotable fully
steady; good beef type COWS, 15.O0-16.00;
medium dairy type. 2.00-14 90; Gamers
and cutters, 00-1 90; little under 1000:
veaIers not fully established, undertone
firm; practical top ouotable. $500.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

CHICAGO, May 10 0P.-Grains showed
an easier undertone on the Board OF
ing corn and oats, and for development
Of the winter wheat crop in the South
west, caused moderate selling pressure
September tumbling to new lows. Lard
was offered as much as 70 cents. hun
dred pounds lower A decline in hogs
and lower prices for oils we're considered
responsible for the selling.
Wheat at noon was UNCHANGED to Y
lower, May So .62s4: corn was UNCHANGED
5s lower to a higher, May 92M..
Reports from the Southwest said that
wheat In Southern Kansas was about 10
was about normal Warm. sunshiny weather
was said to be desired rather than more
The Chicago office of the Commodity
Credit Corp. was said to be in the cash
corn market "in limited way Today.
On Friday, the agency purchased 10000
oil
Evening star., 1947-05-12

NEW YORK GIIX
IS so 81 A..-.--. y Id
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Evening star., 1947-05-12
Trustee Ready 10 Pay
On traction Bonds
Maturing June |
By Edword c. Stone.

py k0WOfU Ss ShVssSs
The Capital Transit Co. an
nounced today that the Union
Trust Co. is prepared to pay imme-
diately the principal amount with
interest through May 81 OF the out
standing Capital Traction First
Mortgage SO Bonds due june l.,
1947. The trust company is the
trustee under the mortgage.
Approximately 81 SOC, 600 OF these
Capital Traction Co bonds are still
outstanding. The bonds have been
listed on the washington Stock Ex-
change for Dany years and have re-
Gently sold ut par. Last year they
sold around 104 until the redemption
plan was announced.
Holders OF Traction IS may now
deposit their bonds with the Union
Trust Co., 18th and H streets NV,
and receive the fun face amount OF
the interest coupons due on June J.,
lo47.
The present Capital Transit Co.
was known as the Capital Traction
Co. at the. time the called bonds
were issued.
Banks Divided on Closing.
Virginia banks are very much di-
vided on Saturday closing. either In
the summer or the year round. The
Virginia Bankers Association re-
Gently conducted a poll which
showed 80 per cent Of the country
banks and II per cent Of the city
banks opposed to any form OF per-
missive legislation.
OF the country banks about 50 per
cent and So per cent OF the city
banks favor some form of permissive
legislation. The matter will be
Riyen further consideration at the
annual convention at Virginia
Beach. The associations Legislative
Committee favors some kind OF per-
missive legislation In 1948.
Transit Stock Shows Gain.
Capital Transit sold at 261k on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
on 38-share turnover, first sales
since the fare advance. The last
previous transfer was at 25k.
Holders of Washington Auditorium
q per cent bonds will be paid the
interest due for 1s45 at the American
Security A Trust Co. on and after
Thursday. May Is.
Stuart Heinritz, editor OF Purchas-
ing Magazine. will address the Pur-
chasing Association of Washington
at dinner meeting at the May
flower tomorrow night on How
Buyers Behave in Buyers Mar
ket."
Banks Make Fine Record.
Maple r. Harl. chairman Of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp,
announced that today marks the be-
ginning of the fourth year during
which there has not been a single
dollar lost by any depositor OF any
insured bank in the United States.
The last bank that failed was in
Brownsville, Ind, on May IL, 1914.
Virginia bank auditors and con-
trollers will hold a dinner meeting at
the John Marshall Hotel, Richmond,
Saturday night which will be at
tended by several Washington
speakers.
Earl o. Shreve. new head Of the
United States Chamber of Com
merce, says: 1--WE are coming out
of the era of black markets. Short
ages are diminishing. We are on
the road to plenty"
Evening star., 1947-05-12
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 12. P=-Wholessle
egg prices advanced fractionally In quiet
trading today. Receipts we're light and
there was better consumer demand. Re-
ceipts e days., 40,2O5 cases. SPOT quo
tations follow (based on wholesale sales
by, receivers to iobbers and large re-
tailers}:
Mixed colors - Extra fancy, heavy
weights. 4sia-49 cents; extras. 1 and 2
large, 46M-46A; extras l large, pro-
cessed cars. 40 extras / and . medium,
AN; standard l and 2 large, 43ka-44 ;
current receipts, 42k-42S4; dirties, Al;
checks. 3S12-39.
Whites-Extra fancy heavyweights, 49,
491a; extra l large, processed cars. 491s:
extras / and 2 large, 47-475a: extras 8
and large. 45-46; extras l and 2
medium, 45-45h.
Browns - Extra fancy haavyweights.
4sa-4a: extra ] large. processed cars.
40: extras / and 2 large, 46A-4634:
extras l and 2 medium. 45.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Sons Of Utah Pioneers
Re-Enoct l847 Trek
By ,hs Asseeioisd Prsss

SALT LAKE CITy-The Sons Of
Utah Pioneers whose ancestors
crossed the plains In oxcarts and on
foot In 1847 viii re-enact the trek
In series OF dramatizations this
summer at i've points between
Nauvoo, ILL.,. and Salt Lake City.
But in the event of rain the per.
formances will be given indoors,
Chairman D. James Cannon has an
'nounced.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

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Evening star., 1947-05-12
Business Briefs
Steel Min Operations for the c

Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week were scheduled at 1920
of capacity, indicating production OF
1,64s, 400 tons - American Iron &
Steel Institute Figures last week
were 902% and 1,585, 400 tons;
month ago. 94,5% and 1,653,700;
year ago, 489eS and 861 800.
Rome Cable Corp. declared a 100%o
stock dividend, payable June 10
on stock on record May 20.
St. Joseph Lead Co. declared a
quarterly dividend of so cents, plus
an extra of IS cents, both payable
June 10. A like extra paid March
10 was the first in several years.
Monsanto Chemicals. Ltd, British
subsidiary of Monsanto Chemical
Co., offered for sale to British in
yestors So, 800 900 Of ordinary and re-
deemable cumulative preference
shares to finance retirement OF other
stock and expansion.
Norfolk a. Western Railway asked
ICC permission to split both COM
mon and preferred stocks for
to. permit a broader distribution.
City of Birmingham issue of $685.
900 1h% and 1%% capital I'M
proyement refunding bonds, due
1950-Ss, was marketed by Harris,
Hall A Co. and associates at prices
to yield from IN to 1.75%.
National Mattress Co. and subsi-
diaries announced q price cut of SO
to 22Te across the board" on all
products.
Bfiggs Mfg. Co. earned $l,408 $50
or "a cents share in the first 1947
quarter VS.. a deficit of $407 ,037
year ago.
Federated Department Stores pro-
At for 26 weeks ended February l
was 81, 5,732, 2,1s2 or $2.32 VS.. $3,033. .l44
or $l.3l in the same period year
earlier.
General Time instruments Co.
earned $49s, $50 or s1.38 In IL weeks
ended March "a VS.. s17l,53S or Al
cents q year ago. .
Associates Investment Co. profit
for the March quarter was $o0l ,oso
or sI.s3 VS.. S132,8l9 or II cents.
Eastern Airlines, Inc, net income
for the March quarter was $o64,oso
or "a cents vs.. $784, ,765 or S3 cents
in the same 1916 period.
Federal Mining q Smelling TO.
earned s5o2, ,574 or $2.04 in the March
quarter VS.. $373,3ll or si.5l year
ago.
Clark Equipment Co. profit for
the March quarter was $685., ,76o or
s2.72, after provision Of $500,00o Tor
inventory reserve, VS.. deficit Of
t4l7,ss9 in the same 1946 period.
Family Finance Corp. earned
s436,o3s or "A cents in the March
quarter VS., s246,373 or Al cents a
year ago.
Eastern Corp. profit for the
March quarter was S326, ,38S or 95
cents VS.. sl1,s62 or SO cents IN the
same ls46 period
Pittsburgh Coke g. Chemical Corp
net for the March quarter was ST.
S4,s7e or $242, including Sl,234,-
otz profit from sale OF iron ore
properties, VS.. loss of $2l2,680 a
year earlier.
Adam Hat Stores, Inc, earned
ssa,Sso Or % cents in the March
quarter vs.. s26o,03s or 81 cents a
year age.
universal -Cyclops Steel Co. profit
Iof the March quarter was $273 ,522
or zo cents in the same l946 period,
.eaen'ai Stores. Inc, sales in four
weeks ended April 26 totaled $l2.-
fso'oSs, Jump of 35q6 from q year
sso, IN II weeks ended the same
2S4E.
mo.e -. d Ohio Railroad han
died $3.50 cars of freieht In the
week ended May 10 VS. ss4a4 in the
aae p's week and 4s,473 year
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 12. tP1 - Cotton
futures turned irregular in quiet trading
today. Old crop deliveries were under
pressure OF New Orleans and commission
house liquidation and declined to losses
| of a little more than 81 a bale before
recovering on mill buying and short COW
/ ering.
New crop months we're relatively firm
on buying attracted by the sharp dis
counts compared with the nearby deliv-
cries.
Late afternoon prices were so cents a
bale lower to Sc cents higher than the
previous close. May, 1852: July, 34.41
/ and 0rtnher 90 40
Evening star., 1947-05-12
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, May L.. P,-ForeiEn ex-
change rates follow tdreat Britain In
dollars. others In eentsl:
Canadian dollar in New York epen
q. S. cents, up Of . cent.
Europe-Great Britain 81 .02M, .up 1is
cents; France drancD 84N cents, un-
Of cent. switzerland urane} tcom'D
% 40, UNCHANGED.
Latin America-ArEentina free 24.47,
changed; Mexico. 20.62, unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

Hourly Sales on the EaehanEe Today:
IL 700 an. 100 600 1900 noon 22o 600
100 pm 80 900 2.u0 pm 41o 600
ruptcy or receivership, or being reoraantzed
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates OF
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannuai declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included xEx dividend. xr Tx rights
Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divi-l
dend Cash or stock Paid last year.
Payable In stock. Declared or paid 80
far this year Payable in Canadian
funds. Accumulated dividends paid Of
Evening star., 1947-05-12

B.
2:30
Aireon Mfg Co 81
Am Cynamid la AIN
Am Gas g. El lib BON
Am Superpower !
AnchPostPr .20g 81
Ark Nat Gas A ~
Atlas Corp " W ~
Barium Steel Al
Basic Refrct 40 6N
Bell Tel Can hS- 1S5
Braz Tr I,kP 2 16
BrownFDist. so ID
Buckeye p L.so 11N
Bnk Hill g. s hs ~
Burma Ltd IN
Calf Ell Pwr 80 aK
Catalin Am .40a 12N
Cent a. Sw Corp ~
Cities Service 26h
Claude Neon ~
ColSand&St 40 81
Col Fuel&Ir WV. ~
| Colts Mfg Co 26A
Comn&Sou war. n
ConsTextile 60a IN
| Cooper Brew N a
Copr Range Ae- ~
| Creole Pet 1&e- -
| Cub Atl Sug ! VI 21S
iDennison A .40s 10
Ell Bond&Share 11L
Eureka C Ltd - ~
Fairchild E & A. ~
Gen Plywd .80a z1N
Goldiaeld Cons y
| Rates of dividel
table are annual d.
the last quarterly
| ration. Unless otl
or extra dividend
q Also extra or extr
dend. d Cash or st
I Payable in stock,
so far this year. ]
funds. X Accnmu1
or declared this
WV With warrants.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
N. Y. Curb Market /
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SEIECTEn ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

HnG lOO0 SA0Gs
Graham p pf--- 1M
Hecla Min ! 1A
IKaiser-Frazerr- ~
Leonard on Dev 1N
Lone Star Gas / 1915
Louis Ld&Ex 80 1N
McWill Dredge 9N
|MidStaPwB vic. ~
Midwest CorpAb 23M
Nat Fuel G 80 12A
NatPrscook Sag z6h
Nat Trans .35g- Dh
IN j Zine 1tag so
niagara Hud Pr G
Pan Am Air war ia
Pantepec Oil "a 9B
|Pennroad Ae s
|PittBess&LE Ia 46h
Producers Corp Ia
|Raytheon Mfg III
lRioGrValG .05g In
|St Lawrence Cp 9h
St. Regis Paper 6zb
Salt Dome Oil aM
Segal Lock -. IN
Solar Aircraft "a
lSoC alEdB pf1h 29h
Std Pow 81 1t -. ~
iStarrett Corp 5h
lTextron Inc Ag. 12h
lTri-Contl " W Az
iUnexcelC lChenHe =
lUtd 1t a. Rys l. 22N
10 8 Foil B .16g 1AA
IUtah-IdSug.1 .16g 3h
lvalsparcorp Ae 9h
ds In the forexofng
sbursements based on
or SeniannuAl deelA.
erwise motel. speciAl
are not included.
y. b Plus stock divi-
,ck. e Paid last year.
6 Declared or paid
Payable In Canadian
ted dividends paid
year. n New tsSuA
XIV Without warrants
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Dividends Announced
sy the A.soeiot.d Press
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, May H. 4Pt - The
Securities and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these transactions by GUS
toners with odd lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
May 8: 3.S35 purchases involving Ia5.-
6Tl shares: 3,059 sales involving go.4i7
shares; including 102 short sales inyolV-
ing 4.274 shares.
For May 10: l.227 purchases involv-
ing 33s3I9 shares 1,0a5 sales involving
26,T41 shares: including SO short sales
involving Isis shares.
Motor Vehicle Registrations are
near prewar levels and should reach
new peaks in l947Pub1ic Roads
administration Registrations in
1916 reached 33 ,g45.8i7. Jump of
108eo from l945. The 1941 record
was 34,472,145.
Evening star., 1947-05-12

American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
elected Lewis A Lapham president
of Matson Navigation Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
n. Bond Market.

tT.fssssfh::st ssf:t4sp = q is4 eo:,1ss:s s. .sS s..
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Chicago Grain

.Ex-dividend Books closed. tPlus extra
or extras Paid so far this year. Paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15

During Emperor Napoleon's mill
tary campaigns, his chef, not know
ing when his chief would appear for
meals, roasted a chicken every 20
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
$4,000 Yearly Cost
Seen in Barrett Plan
For Hiqher Pensions

Police Supt. Robert J. Barrett's
proposal to increase pension pay
ments to the widows and orphans
Of Washington's policemen and fire
men would cost the municipality
about 1924, 900 . year, District budget
experts estimated today.
The Commissioners have scheduled
a discussion Of Maj. Barrett's plan
for their board meeting Tuesday.
The police superintendent recon-
mended last week that widows pen
sions be increased from $50 to 500
q month and that payments to or
phans be increased from $40 to $25.
SIS Bonus Provision.
He urged, at the same time, that a
special SIS bonus be added to the
monthly allotment Of widows whose
husbands died in line of active duty
in the police or fire departments.
Eighteen of the 551 police and fire
widows currently receiving pensions
would be eligible for this line-of-
duty bonus.
At present rates, estimated police
and fire pensions, including the
pensions to widows and orphans,
total 2,500, 900 for the coming fiscal
year.
The District government is re-
imbursed, against this sum, by
about 1899 900 received annually
from the fire and police department
pension funds and by receipts from
the sale Of lost, stolen OF abandoned
property, which came last year to
$19,043.
May Increase Deductions.
Pension fund salary deductions
for firemen and police now amount
to IS per cent. District Budget
Ofiicer Walter l.. Fowler Is expected
to recommend at Tuesdays meeting
that these pension deductions be
increased to per cent, which is
the present contribution Of ether
District employees.
Such q change, 1t Is estimated,
would yield the District an ad-
ditional $4,000.
Others invited to attend Tuesdays
discussion of the pension problem
include Russell r. Reagh, Govern
ment actuary for the Treasury De-
partment; Corporation Counsel Ver-
non e. West, Maj. Barrett and Fire
Chief Clement Murphy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
ON the AIR TODAY.

WMAl, 7:00-"La Tosea" opens the bread.
cast season Of operas from Me Metropolitan.
The "0psra Quiz and Opera News on the
Air" arc again features Of the weekly broad
casts.
WhA, 5:45-Lsetursr and Traveller Dorothy
EuIdheim bsqins q series Of commentaries on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
Britain Denies Intending
To Take Palestine Funds
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 15-The Foreign
Office denied today that Britain
plans to take over any financial sur
plus in Palestine before leaving, to
pay for the costs of evacuation and
combating unauthorized Jewish i'm
migration.
mot only is there no such plans,
but there is no such intention, a
Foreign Office spokesman told re-
porters. A report of such plans,
credited to the New York Herald
Tribune, had been published in Lon
don newspapers.
The spokesman declared there
would be very little" left in the
Palestine account after the British
withdrawal, chiefly because OF the
amounts which will have to be paid
out in pensions to civil servants,
mostly Jews and Arabs"
when all the expenses are met,
he declared, "there is far more likely
to be a deficit than surplus left"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-15
Observation-Disclosures.
oTNER AN AND IN STATIONS.

oTHER AN AND IN STATIONS.
WooW-570 k.
WPlK-730 ke.
e:16 am. to $3.50 pm.
WLRL-7S0 k.
e:1b am. to $50 Pm.
W6Ay-t,050 k.
6:15 am. to $3.50 pm.
WBcc-t,t70 k.
s:I5 am. to $50 Pm.
WEA+t.390 Ke.
6:15 am. to $50 pm.
W00K-t.590 k.
s:15 m. to $50 pm.
WIkx.Fk-44.7, 96.3 Me-. Channel z4z.
cam. to lib pm.
WRc.FM-93.9 Me-, Channel 230.
SPIN. to 10 pm:
WPIK.Fk98.3 Me., Channel Isl.
6:1b am. 20 10 pm.
WASH.FM-98.9 Nc, Channel 755.
2:45 pm. to 11:05 pm.
WWDt.FM-t0t.t Me-, Channel 266.
7:3O am. to IL pm.
WeAY.FM-t07.3 No. Channel III.
R.lH n m to prn