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The Republican., 1947-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Schlossnagle
spent Monday in Uniontown, Pa.
Mrs. B. F. Schroyer is very i'll at
her home here.
Mrs. Hattie Casteel returned home
Sunday after spending several weeks
with lIr. and Mrs. Clark Wicklow,
Terra Alta. w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Murphy, of
Frostburg, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Q. A. Murphy
Mrs. Robert Murphy and children
were shopping in Frostbmg on Satur-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Wade and
daughter, Patsy. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Schroyer and daughters, Vida and
Thelma, Of Friendsville; Rev. and
Mrs r. L. Greynolds, of Ridgeley, W
Va; and Rev. Greynold's sister, Mrs
Butcher. Of California, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Friend, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 0. Ross and sons,
Charles and James, and Mrs. Cleda
Clemmensen attended the funeral on
Monday Of Mrs. Ross brother-in-law
Clifton Grose, Cumberland. Mr.. Grose
was the husband Of the former Lillian
Friend, Of Friendsville, who was a
daughter Of the late Augustine Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Friend and
daughter. Dianna, of Denbo, Pa, and
Clarence Friend Allison, Pa, spent
Sunday afternoon and evening with
their mother, Mrs j. j. Friend
W. J. Glenn attended Masonic
The Republican., 1947-10-09
House, on Thursday.

House, on Thursday.
Miss Lucy Lichty visited Miss Lena
Swartzentruber on Sunday.
Ross Lichty, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Schrock, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Kaufman
and daughter were at Greenland Gap
a day last week. The kaufman's re
turned to the,r home in Arthur. H.,
on Friday On Thursday they at
tended the Apple Butter boiling at
Joel Slabach's Others present We're
Mrs. Albert Sisk and Mrs. and Mrs.
The Republican., 1947-10-09
DIED
MARX W. LAYMAN

Funeral services for Marx Wine
land Layman, aged IS, we'll known
business man of Jennings. who died
in Memorial hospital Monday, Sep
tember % from a heart condition and
complications where he had been 4
patient there for ten days, were held
from Mt. Zion Methodist church on
Wednesday afternoon, October /. Dr.
D. J. Combs, pastor, otficiated, Mrs
Harry Yommer. Mrs. Harry Bender
and Mrs. Harry Hoover sang several
selections.
The pallbearels were his nephews
Lee Layman, Blaine Layman, Charles
Durst, Lester White, Willard Lay
man and Walter Cutchall.
Interment was in the church ceme-
tery.
Mr.. Layman was born December
%, 1873, at Avilton, ? son Of the late
Anthony and Elizabeth (PolemanD
Layman He went to Jennings in 1907
and was engaged in business until 4
few weeks ago when he was taken
i'll with pneumonia which resulted in
his death
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Rosa
Cunningham Layman, 4 son, Her
bert c. Layman, Grantsville; u
daughter, Mrs Earl Butler Lichty,
near Frostburg; two brothers, Louis
The Republican., 1947-10-09

Of the Friendsville school, attended 4
teachers meeting at Accident Sat
urday.
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow, Mr.. and
Raymond Schlossnagle were in Oak
land on Friday with relatives.
Ralph Fike and children spent Sat
urday in Frostburg on business.
Mrs. W. F. Daley is on visit to
her home at Terra Alta. W. Va.
Mrs. H. l.. Shoemaker and Mrs.
Melrlle Shultz returned Wednesday
evening from Weston, w. Va, where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Wade
Mrs. Wade returned here with them
for visit.
Miss Rhoda Glover, Sand Spring
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs, NJ
J, F'orsythe.
The Republican., 1947-10-09

The strength we need for such times is
not physical, but spiEituoL 1t doesn't come
from vitomins-it comes from FAITH
The Church hos helped millions TO mdke
the "curries Of life. The Church can help
YOU.
The Republican., 1947-10-09
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Evening star., 1947-10-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. 81. W IUsDA.--sal-
able hogs l2.50O, total $500; very slow;
I.OO-1 so lower than last Friday on az
weights butchers; closing 1.25.l 30 on !;
butchers s6.OO-se. so; top 27.OO sparingly;
other weights scarce; few 1901 80 pounds;
c5.O0-26 OO sows l .00-1.25 on; good ana
choice BOWS under 400 pounds, "a .50-2b.25
few, %, 80; 4OO-50O pounds, % .00-24 90;
indications poor clearance.
Salable cattle $4,000. total 10000: sal
able calves 1000. total 1000; siaugnter
cattle moderately active beef steers r.fsn. nn
fully steady COWS strong TO-: to s6 n,esar. ssnrt
lower grades steady; several loads choies s
1881 ,45O pound steers. 1915: one load
held higher: two loads choice 1,o55 pound
weigfts $500; bulk good and choice fed
steers. 81 5O-34. 80; medium grades down
10 1000: load high .choice l,050 pound
fed ffed heiters. it 60 o. 81 90: bulk good cows
Gamers and cutters. 11.25.13,2 prac-
teal top 1880 on good weishty SAUSAGE
bulls; vealers arm at n 80 down; stockers
and feeders slow, about steady:
Salable sheep 1000. total $500: higher
asking prices retarding slaughter lamp
trade. no fat lambs sold early: some buy
ers taking around steady: good ana cnolce
slaughter lambs held above 24:25; slaughter
early sales good and choice .1inn. ysaIiilnss
II SO; carlots common to medium western
ewes, a.50-e75; Gull and common ewes;
s.75; load or so good and choice ewes held
aroInd 4 90
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct 81 R.-Grains staged
recovery after an early seliins OF on
the Board Of Trade today: going above the
preceding close late in the session.
There was some support in wheat from
commercial interests, but most of the
buying came from commission houses and
local traders. It was felt the markets
technical position had been improved By
the sharp decline Of the last two days
last week.
Uncertainty REGARDING Government &C.
tion to control prices continued. but many
traders agreed with the comment Of one
house which said. The fundamental fact
remains that II We are to export ali avail.
able wheat it win finally Be reflected in
the price structure"
Wheat closed lower to y higher. De.
cember, 2.97N-2.97: corn vas Y lower te
" higher: December, 22OA-2.21. ant
g.ts g'isH.i,iN Et[s y lower to his''sr' December
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat-None. Corn new, No. g yel'
3.24-2.e9: No. 5. 2.03A 2O6k; sample
grade, Easy: odd No. I .yelloy. 2.3eA
l.. 2.26-2.29. Oats. No. ! extra heavy
white, liz; No. heavy white. / Is
Field seed, per hundredweight. timothy
4.64 .95: red top. IA. .60-16.60. Barley,
mating. s6-2 90: feed, 1.75-1.s .s5.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Federal Reserve Unit
Warns Of Hazards in
InstaIIment Curb End

The Federal Reserve Board today
warned against easy credit" in
ducements when Government con-
troll over installment buying ends
next Saturday, and its official pub
lication cited the influence Of pres
ent inflationary pressures on en-
ployment.
In Its statement on installment
buying the board declared: There
could not be a worse time to en-
courage the public to 60 deeper into
debt"
In fact, the board suggested that
individual Arms keep the same con-
trolls the Government has been en-
forcing.
These controls, applying to auto
mobiles, washing machines, refrig-
orators and other major household
appliances. require IN general one
third down payment and compile
ton of payments within IS months
Demand for automobiles and
many other durable goods specifi-
cally covered by the (controD regu-
lation is still far in excess of sup
ply" the board said in a statement.
Easier credit will not add to the
supply. 1t can only intensity de-
mand and accentuate the upward
pressure on prices. Easier terms
should await time when growth Of
credit is needed to maintain full
production.
THAT time has not arrived and
1t Is not In immediate prospect
Employment and national income
are at all-time peaks. 1nflationary
forces continue to exert powerful
upward pressures on the general
price level"
In its comments on imitation In
general, the boards official publ.
cation, the Bulletin, declared:
"As long as infiationary pres.
sures continue strong there is little
likelihood that unemployment will
increase greatly"
But it said also that "pressures
for wage increases are likely tt
continue unless living costs are
stabilized or reduced because
continued advances in prices
particularly in food prices. ar.
placing increasing pressure on tn.
living standards of many workers.
President Truman, in calling 4
special session of Congress for
November II to consider aid fol
Europe. said he also will propose
legislation to check imitation, high
prices and the high cost of living.
The Federal Reserve article de-
clared "the labor market currently
appears to be firm, on the whole
It commented that:
/. Employers hiring new workers
"have become more selective thar
earlier with regard to age. sex and
previous experience OF workers"
2. Planned expansions of staff are
reported by relatively few industries
and the number of additional work
ers needed in such plans is fairly
small.
8. The rate at which workers vol
Evening star., 1947-10-27

unfairly quit jobs has declined ana
in July was lower than In any July
since 1941.
This suggests that workers gen.
orally are finding job opportunities
less plentiful than earlier and that
the restlessness felt earlier by many
veterans, which took the form OF
frequent job changes. has been re.
duced," the article said.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Selected Stocks Gain;
But Many Leaders
Continue 10 Slip
By Victor Eubank
Assoeie4sd Prss. F,neneiaI Wri,s,

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-while a
few stock market favorites edged
forward today. many leaders re-
manned In the lower bracket al
though pressure was lacking
throughout.
The ticker tape loafed from the
start with the first hours volume
Of 10000 shares among the smallest
in several weeks. Activity picked up
at intervals but declines of fractions
to point or more predominated
near the fourth hour.
Both professionals and customers
still were more or less bu1lish for
business but there was some trim
ming of accounts because If doubts
regarding what the special congress
sional session will do in the matter
of combating imitation. A number
Of good dividends and earnings
statements failed to inspire most
stocks concerned,
Evening star., 1947-10-27

FOREIGN 2:3O
Australia Be IS 1oo7s
Bras 3a4s 8 ser 60
Chile 6sSept61a Al
Norway 4As 65 -
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Uras ai 4hs TO 42M
DOMESTIC ESQ
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Cent Ga cn6s45 5oiA
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Evening star., 1947-10-27
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct 81 (P.-Cotton fu.
lures were hrm in moderately active deal:
scsttered outside demand met only
limited hedge offerings and pront tax
The continued good demand for cotton
textiles and expectations Of a tighter
supply later in the season strengthened
Traders we're beginning to raise cror
ideas as a result OF favorable weather II
the cotton belt this month but this dic
estimstes we're that the November Govern,
msnt report will be 100000 to 300 600
bales larger than the October omeiai es-
Late afternoon prices were IS cents
to i O5 q bale higher than the previous
close. December S2's7; March, a''i''
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Business Briefs

Steel Production was scheduled at
e7T, of capacity for the current
week, indicating production of 1.697. :
400 net tons-American Iron & Steel
Institute. Figures last week were
97.1ee and 1.699.200 a month ago
e4.4% and 1,651.900; year ago
89.4T and 1,575,6 800.
Sears Roebuck & Co. declared an
extra dividend of IS cents and a
rgular quarterly of Is cents. both
payable December 10.
Pure Oil Co. declared an extra
dividend of so cents and a regular
quarterly of Is cents. both payable
December /. raising the years pay
ments to $50 VS.. s1.25 last year
Acme Wire Co. declared dividend
of 81 a common share, payable
November IS. Previous payments
were so cents.
Pittsburgh Steel Co. declared a
dividend of $275 on 511 % first series
prior preferred stock, payable De-
cember /. This clears arrears or
the stock.
Sunray Oil Corp. announced thai
financing for merger with Pacific
Western Corp. and Mission Corp. viii
be accomplished through an increase
possibly amounting to $25. 900 900, ir
the funded debt and the issuance Of
convertible preferred stock.
Atchison. Topeka Santa Fe Rail.
way System earned 3082 ,298 OF
sll.71 a share in nine months ended
September 80 VS.. S29, ,79l PIT or sos
q year earlier.
Phillips Petroleum Corp. profit fol
nine months ended September 81
was s25, ,706.157 or $500. after re-
serving s2.5O0, 900 for contingencies
VS.. $l4,763, ,153 or So.
National Cash Register Co. earned
S7.5456S8 or $4.63 in nine months
ended September 30 VS.. $l,3l5,739 OF
81 cents year earlier.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
net forfnine months ended Septem-
Der 80 was ss,009,170 or $4.25 VS.
$4.16s,712 or $1.97.
Mead Corp. earned $3,821 ,439 Of
S486 in 40 weeks ended October
VS.. $s.143.95s or $2S4 a year earlier
Beech-Nut Packing Co. profit fol-
nine months ended September 81
was $3x626 ,327 or s237 VS.. $2,099, ,641
or $l.37 in the same 1916 period.
General Steel Castings Corp
earned s2,271,060 in nine month.
ended September 80 VS.. sl,864 1888.
Scott Paper Co. profit for nine
months ended September 30 was
s1,87e.874 or $2.15 VS.. $1,l60,594 Of
$l.37 in the same 1946 period.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
earned $2,443,3 ,309 or $685. in nine
months ended September 80 VS.. 3d..
503,885 or $2.19 a year earlier.
Master Electric Co. net for nine
months ended September so was 81,
1854 or $2S4 VS.. 1854, ,703 or u
cents.
Bliss & Laughlin earned 81 ,246. .46'
or $235 in nine months ended Sep
tember 80 VS.. $642, ass or $1.20.
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. profit
for nine months ended September
30 was $1.slO,676 or $3.36 VS.. ST.
5l4.4o1 or $266.
Heyden Chemical Corp. earnet
$1,940,262 or $143 in nine month
ended September 80 VS.. $2.218,39
or sl70 year earlier.
b. T. Babbitt, Inc, profit for min
months ended September 80 wa
$1,644.522 or $l.61 VS.. 1882. .73S o
s1s9 in the same 1916 period.
Atlas Powder Co. earned 81, l,472,84
or 1892 In nine months ended Sep
tember 80 VS.. S588, 8,021 or $1.33
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc, profi
for rline months ended October
was 1,495 ,694 or $249. after reserv
ing 100000 for contingencies, vs.
S2,1S5,37o or 1854.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. 27 RzForeign ex.
lars others In eents(:
Canadian dollar In New York open
Europe-Great Britain. 4,g3N: up Y
Of q cent: Franee (irane1. :s4m q cent,
shsnsed: switssriand dFane1 teemD
Latin Anserica-Argentina free. - 90.
changed: Mexico. 20.62. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
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Evening star., 1947-10-27
D. {. Exchange Show!
767-5hare Increase
Over Month Before
By Edword G. Stone

Sales on the Washington Stock
Exchange scored a 767-share gain
In September over August although
still behind the other months this
wear. survey revealed today. The
volume totaled 1853 shares.
Bond trading was ahead of
August and all the other months in
le47, due to increased activity in
Capital Transit first Is, which
closed the month at l04. George
town Gas IS appeared on the board,
selling at 1877, slightly under the
years high.
In the stock division, the new
Julius Garfinckel common led all
other issues in activity, with 37O
shares changing hands in Septem-
Der. Capital Transit registered a
34e-share turnover. Lanston Mono
type. with sales of 295 shares. and
Hecht common with 205, stood third
and fourth in volume Of transac-
tions.
Washington Gas issues, Gar
finckel preferred and Woodward g.
Lothrop preferred were other popu-
lar stocks. September prices in all
these issues disclosed only small
changes. Bank stocks were neg
lected entirely, the month being the
only one this year without trans
action.
Brokers Differ on Rates.
Brokers in New York Stock Ex-
change Offices in Washington hole
widely different views on the pro-
posal to increase commissions te
boost revenues about 20 per cent.
Emil Schram, president OF the
Exchange, says the step has beer
proposed after full years careful
consideration.
Many Capital brokers consider
the move advisable Others, how
ever, believe the best way to in.
crease business volume Is by lower.
ing the cost to customers rather
than by adding to 1t.
B. & O. Reports Deficit.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
today reported a deficit Of 1867 80;
in September earnings, compared
with the same month last year wher
net income amounted to 1928 ,527.
The company reported an increase
Of s1,02l,219 in operating revenues
compared with September, 1916. and
an increase of s2,357. .457 in operating
expenses, mainly due to higher fue
and wage costs.
Operations for the nine months Of
1947 resulted in net income Of
S5.539, ,l61, compared with last year!
deficit of s14,921 ,586, an improve
ment of $40, ,460,747.
SEC Stock Authority Asked.
The North American co. today ap'
piled to the SEC for authority tx
distribute to its stockholders com
mon shares of the Wisconsin Elec'
tric Power Co. and the Potomac
Electric Power Co., the Associated
Press said.
North American plans to distrib.
ute on November 26 total Of 19A
shares of Wisconsin and 81 of Po'
tomac for each 100 North American
common shares held. The compan.
owns 2073,113 shares of $40 pa
Potomac Electric common. The dis
tribution is being made under thu
Holding Company Act.
Nonfarm mortgage financing il
the Nation totaled $685., ,000, 900 tr
August, l per cent under Angus
1916, the Home Loan Bank Boart
reports. The average mortgage wa!
s45oO. compared with $2,700 in 1889
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Dividends Announced
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. u d4,.-The Sc.
curities and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these transactions By Gus.
On the New York Stock. Exchange Octo:
Der "a: 5:40s purchases involving g. ssG
shares: 5.425 sales involving l6b.35l
f For oetober Is: 1894 purchases In
volying 1.847 shares, 1891 sales in.
voiving 53.19S shares. including IS short
sales involving 1000 shares.
Evening star., 1947-10-27
Visible Grain Supply

of C Wheat dscressed @ Il T1,ss4. 600 SushsIs 1Dto to
lac, los. 900 bushels this week. the Chicago
Board Of Trade reported today. Corn de-
decressed i.4Ss, 600 10 24,251.0o .rye In
creased $4,000 to 24.171 900 and 10Y
Evening star., 1947-10-27

Hourly ssIss ss ~ sss , aaehssss 1n W.,
i:oo oo an 80 rs COO IN, e nm $50 81
Tint AT trading, 10 mares. in bank
ruptcy or recetvership. or being reosgant9ed
under the Bsnkrnptcy Act Or sesurthes
dividends In the foregoine table are annual
disbursements based on the LAST quarterly
Or semiannual declaration. Unless other
not included. * dividend. n H rights
Also extra or extras. Plus stock diyt-
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last ysar.
la this ysar. b pssiarsl q pad alta
stock dividend or stock split-up.. Accum.
ulated dividends rAid or dselared this year
Evening star., 1947-10-27
New York Produce

NEW York, Oct. 27 R.-Butter-
Market Arm. wholesale prices on bulk
and premium marks (AA), T2H; 90 score
tA), 7O94; 90 score tB). 67A; 50 score
fCt. 65Ha. New tubs usually commend II
Eggs-Market easy. Spot quotations
follow (based on wholesale sales By re-
ceivers to jobbers and large retailers) ':
Mixed eolors, extra fancy, heavyweishts.
8 large, 1886; extras l and . medium,
54z; standard l and 9 large, $3.50;
standard large, 46-4T; dirties, 44-46;
Evening star., 1947-10-27
RoiIrood Earnings

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 Especial: Me-
incomes for the hrst nine months Of 1941
and 1915 were reported today by the
Following railroads:
Evening star., 1947-10-27

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AlalTri-Contl " " zts
loA Tung- Sol Lamp ,
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- Utah-IdSug.16e 4
loHlW Va c & C Ag- l7h
dends In the foregoing
disbursements based on
, or semiannual declar-
ierViss noted, special or
re not included. . Also
b Plus stock dividend.
e Paid last year. I Pay
Declared or paid so far
issue. w with warrants.
vidends paid Or declared
able In Canadian funds.
antS.
Evening star., 1947-10-27

| Alum Co Am 2
| jAmCP&LB .l6g.
Am Narscatbo
| Am Superpover
| Am Writ Paper
| Anchor Post "a
| Atlas Corp v ~
| Barium 8teel
| Rerk&Gay Furn
| Breese Corp L.
| Brewster Aero
| BrwnF Dist .S0s
Buckeye p L.S0-
| Bnk Hill Il 8 Ms
| Can Ind ALA Ia
| Carr Con Bisc l.
| Catalin Am .4Os
| Cents W Cp 20
| Cessna Air .16e
| Cities Service
| Claude Neon
| Col Fuel&Ir wv
| Colts Mfg 1Ag-
| Comn&Sou war
| ConTextile1.40g
| Creole Pet 1.05g
! Croft Brew .06e
iCrown Cent Pet
Grown Dr. .20g
| Crystal OIL Ref
East Gas&Fuel
q BondASh Ag
Equity Corn
| Fairchild Z "a
| Fansteel Mtl Ne
Fedders-Quig.@
Garrett cp hE-
| Ger Guild Sup
Gen Finance 30
Gen Plywd .6Oa.
| Golddeld Cons
Hr6h6m p1
Hart RAY Corp
Heela MIN Il.
Heyden Chem l.
Humble OIL gg--
Int Petrol H.
Rates OF div.
| table are annuA
the last quarter
| ton. Unless OF
extra dividends
| extra or extrlk
| d Cash or stock.
able in stock.
this year. n New
K Accumulated d.
| this year. b Pa
XIV Without w2c1