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Evening star., 1947-09-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept 20 lE1 -tuSDA.-Sal;
able hogs, $500; total. $500; general
market, slow and steady to strong;
strength on weights, 170-210 pounds, TOP
however, rs cents lower at 1925; sows
steady to strong, bulk, good and choice.
butchers, 27.25; 170-1S0 pound lights,
26;75.27 80; choice around 150-pound
weights, $500; most good and choice sows
under $50 pounds, 26.00-27 90: sows
weighing 360-400 pounds, 24.75-26.0 90;
450-500 pounds, 23:50-24.25.
Salable cattle. 1000; total. $500: sal
able calves 800, total 300; choice steers
fully steady; comparable grade heifers
assent; lower grade steers ano helfers
slow about steady: beef cows dull, weak;
Gamers and cutters moderately active
strong; bulls about steady; II loads choice
st sSs6; few loads strictly GOOD ts to choice a
medium and good light steers, 2o;oo-2s 90;
z, co. few ogfsrs good COWS Up 70 2oGo
sSode TOP 1s5. year sosa 5S hs Su g0Oa nns
and yealers steady
slaughter lambs STEADY ITO to so cen cents lover lover
lambs to. packers at $50; lower Grades
scarce: few common throwouts, 1900.
1900; yearlinss scarce. slaughter eve.
steady: few good and choice, 9.Q0-9.50
common to medium ewes, 7.50-s.5O: pack.
age good and choice yearlins breedins
ewes, 14:00; . and 3 year olds. II 90
with solid-mouthed ewes, 9.15
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Ford Bows 10 Vote
Against Pension Plan
By the As.oeiafed Prexs

DETROIT, Sept. 26.-The Ford
Motor Co. said today it would accept
the decision of its CIO production
workers who have voted down a pen
sion plan in favor of an llIa-cent
hourly wage boost and six paid
holidays.
AS balloting among 100000 CIO
United Auto Workers employed in
more than 40 Ford plants pointed to
overwhelming defeat of the pension
proposal, company spokesman de-
clared the plan had been negotiated
with union officials when 1T became
obvious the union leadership did not
know whether the membership really
wanted pension plan"
He described the plan as "ade-
quate," and said the UAW-CIO had
asked such an arrangement repeat
edly'' for several years.
Meanwhile officers of the unions
biggest unit, Local 900 at the Ford
Rouge plant, indicated they would
continue their fight for a pension
plan although the latest count of
ballots showed the locals member
ship rejected the idea 23,946 to
9,485.
I President Thomas Thompson
blamed the voting result on "a lack
of understanding of the plan by
the rank and file of our union"
He said the Rouge plant had IAN
exceedingly high. average of older
workers." thus necessitating a
higher rated financing plan"
AN adequate pension plan is still
essential to the future security of
the Local 600 membership" Mr..
Thompson added. 1T shall con-
tinue to have top priority in any
future negotiation I may have with
Ford management"
Evening star., 1947-09-26
7 Realty Officials Jailed,
Fined in New York Eviction
By the Asseeiased Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Two Al
year-old realty firm executives,
Harry Klein and Simon Rappaport,
were in the workhouse today, the
first persons to serve Jail terms
under the city's temporary rent con-
troll laws.
Magistrate Charles E. Ramsgate
yesterday sentenced each to serve
five days and pay a 5000 fine. He
also fined their firm s10O They
were convicted of two violations of
new city laws regulating evictions.
Landlords have got to learn that
they have to go about these evictions
legally, and these defendants didn't
do that the magistrate said. I'm
sick and tired of the subterfugeS
used by landlords in evicting ten
ants. Every day you pick up
paper and see where women and
children have been forced to sleep
in the park"
The new laws require landlords
to obtain certificates from the City
Rent Commission before evicting
tenants.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Three Apartment Groups
Seek Increased Rents

Owners of three groups of apart
ments have asked the District Rent
Control Administration to permit
rent increases on 373 units, William
Mansfield, docket clerk, reported
last night.
The Kenesaw Apartment House
Co. has asked for an approximately
IS per cent increase for IA units in
the Kenesaw, 5000 Sixteenth street
NV. Rents range from $25 to $l12.
A hearing will be held before Ex-
aminer William H. Clarke Octo-
Der "a.
Walker g. Dunlop, Inc, has asked
for straight $5 month increase
for 1877 apartments in the 1900 block
of East Capitol street. Rents now
range from $3.50 to s6250 A hear
ing will be held before Examiner
Dennis H. Lane October 20.
Frank D. Phillips has petitioned
for higher rents for 112 units in the
Pail Mall Apartments, 1112 Six
teenth street NV. The average
percentage increase sought was not
available, Mr.. Mansfield said.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Stock Prices Steadier ,
But Demand Remains
Highly SeIective
By T. E. AppIeeote
Assoeiofed Press Finoneioi Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Stocks
steadied somewhat in today's market
but improvement was negligible.
Demand was highly selective and
never urgent. Except for a few spe-
cial situations, advances were lin
tied to narrow fractions, while some
issues which dipped in early deal
ings stayed in lower ground. Ac-
tivity continued at a slow pace.
Plus signs were slightly in the ma
jority near the fourth hour.
In a market accustomed to a diet
OF disturbing international news,
indication that Britain would with
draw from its Palestine mandate
occasioned little notice. Some bid
ding for shares was attributed by
brokers to thoughts of technical
comeback encouraged by lack of
follow-through on recent declines.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Business Briefs
in Circulation declined

Money in Circulation declined to
$28,556 100000 on September "a, a
drop of $77,000,O00 from week earl
ier,. but remained S108, 100000 above
a year earlier-Federal Reserve
Board.
Crude Rubber Consumption by
domestic manufacturers in seven
months of 1947 set record of 650,-
293 long tons, including 299.064 tons
of natural rubber and 351, ,229 of
ynthetic-Rubber Manufacturers
Association. The seven months
total was 14eo above the same 1916
period and was larger than for any
previous full peacetime year.
Auto Factory Sales in August
totaled 26l, 1853 passenger cars and
1926 commercial vehicles VS.. 279,-
631 and 99,620 in July-Autemobile
Manufacturers Association Totals
for eight months were 2,262,180 and
1882 VS.. 1,Os7,065 and 525,045
year earlier.
Cocoa Bean Prices on the New
York spot market rose to "A cents a
pound, record high, while cocoa
futures advanced the full daily limit.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. registered with the SEC 254 ,989
shares of no-par preferred stock,
series 1947, to refund or replace
$3.50 preferred.
Erie Railroad asked ICC permis-
sion to issue $6,850.OO0 of equipment
70
ment purchases
General Electric Co. announced its
13-year-old prof1t-sharing plan for
employees will end this year. The
plan has proven unsatisfactory as
an incentive, the company said.
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio stock
holders will vote october 2t on a
plan to increase common stock to
100000 shares from 3,250,000. The
firm would offer 1920 new shares
to present holders at the rate of one
for each five held.
Interstate Power Co. application to
sell 2,132 ,223 common shares at $405
share and $l9 400 900 of first mort
gage bonds. due 1877. at 1919 was
rejected by the SEC.
Union Pacific Railroad System
earned S29 1921, ,l57 or S12.22 share
in eight months ended August 81 VS..
S15.622 .308 or $3.50 year earlier.
New York Central Railroad System
reported net income of $2,718,446 or
AZ cents in eight months of ls47 vs.
a deficit of S5,o87 1897 in the same
l946 period.
McKesSon g. Robbins, Inc, earned
$9,694,5 $50 or $3.50 in IL months
ended June 80 VS.. $8,5S6,157 or S474
in the previous year.
Bates Mfg. Co. profit for SO weeks
ended September was $4.656 ,939 or
$11.48 after a S450,0OO reserve for
contingencies. VS. s2,667 ,389 or S6S1
in the like 1916 period.
Eastern Gas e. Fuel Associates
earned $6,673,870 in u months ended
August 81 VS.. s4.SS7,775 in the pre-
vious year.
Colorado Fuel e. Iron Corp. profit
for IL months ended June 80 was
$4329. .99l VS. loss of $334,751 in the
preceding fiscal period.
Consolidated LaundrieS Corp. earn
ed s443.3 1903 or 20 in 36 weeks ended
September VS.. s447,995 or S1.2s a
year earlier.
H. w. GOssard Co. profit for nine
months ended August 81 was $780,
s48 or S199 VS.. s276.508 or S1.28 in
the same 1916 period.
Consolidated Grocers' Corp. elect
ed S. M. Kennedy president, to sue
ceed Nathan Cummings, who be-
comes board chairman.
Association of American Railroads
announced that A. F. Cleveland will
retire as vice president in charge CT
the traffic department September 80.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
US. 10 Ask Shipment Of Oil
To Europe, Council: Is Told
BY the Associated Press

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 26.-Wal-
ter S, Hallanan, Pittsburgh oil exec
utive, said last night that the Gov
ernment plans to call on the Amer.-
can petroleum industry to provide a
large amount of oil and refined
products as aid to Western Europe
"A very considerable part of this
relief to the European nations will
nave to he in the form of OIL" he
told the Ohio Petroleum Marketers
Association. That makes it crystal
clear that the burden of meeting
public demand in this country is 60
ing to increase very substantially. u
Mr.. Hallanan is chairman of the
National Petroleum Council.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Bank Loans Increase
Further in Fifth
Reserve District
BY Edword c. Stone

In the four weeks ended August
l3 commercial, industrial and agri-
cultural loans in Fifth District re-
porting banks increased by So, ,O0o. 900
to 1887 900, 900, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank reported today. Real
estate loans gained $5,000,000 to
total $154 100000.
Holdings of Government obli-
cations increased. due to a s12,00O,-
Ou0 increase in Treasury bills held
by the banks. In the last half of
July total deposits declined Whole
sale trade picked up as the inven-
tory situation Of small retailers i'm
proved, the report said.
In the first half year, building
permits made a better showing than
building contracts, building costs
still being too high for sustained
volume Of constructive activity, the
bank stated.
Business at High Level.
The Richmond Bank reports
business activity at high levels in
the half year. Labor was almost
fully occupied. Bank debts were
Is per cent higher than in the same
1916 period, an all-time record for
these months. Business failures
rose moderately.
The review says that retail furni-
ture sales in Washington in July
were off 6 per cent from last year
and in the seven months per
cent. Sales of 81 stores, in the
Fifth District were off per cent
in both periods.
The wholesale trade report shows
that 1872 firms had an average gain
over June of II per cent. Auto
supplies, electrical goods, paper and
miscellaneous lines were in the
best demand. Dry goods sales were
down per cent.
Rapport to Succeed Leggett.
Richard Rapport, Connecticut su-
pervisor of State banks, was slated
for election as president of the Ma
tional Association of Supervisors of
State Banks. to succeed Thomas w
Leggett of Arkansas, at the closing
Mayflower Hotel session today.
The Federal Reserve Board was
host to the supervisors at a dinner
at the Statler last night, Chairman
Mariner S. Eccles presiding, as
sisted by Lawrence Clayton. Leon
ard w. Brockington, Ottawa, Cam
ada, gave a brilliant address on
world affairs.
Bank Officers Elected.
The Bank of Commerce & Savings
has elected these officers for the
coming year: Thomas j. Groom,
president; Joseph Sanders, Francis
E. Robey, vice presidents; Thomas
j. Norris, cashier; John Monk, as-
sistant vice president; Ernest R..
Wilson, controller; William T. Bobb,
George E. Cloe, T. Eugene Elgin,
Frederick c. Loops. Robert M. Lyon,
William w. Silver, jr., assistant
cashiers; Robert E. Kendrick, jr.,
auditor.
Robert V. Fleming left yesterday
for the ABA convention at Atlantic
City. The other delegates will leave
late today or tomorrow.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange was the most active of the
week today. Capital Transit As. Cap
ital Transit stock, Railway g. Elec-
trio preferred, Garfnckel common
and Woodward & Lothrop common
appeared on the board around recent
levels. Transit opened at 2O34 and
closed at 20.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
B.&0. August Net Reduced
Below 1916 as Costs Rise
spseiaI pispeteh to The star

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-Despite q
gain in gross revenues, net income
OF the Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
in August was reduced to $500, ,4s7
VS.. $976,271 in August, ls46.
Gross revenues for the month to-
tailed $30,657 1888 vs.. $2s,37l,535 a
year earlier. However, operating ex-
penses rose to $25, ,499 ,0l4 VS.. $24, ,232,.
229 in August, 1916.
For eight months of 1s47, gross
revenues totaled $235 ,005, 1928 VS.,
$1S6 ,651, 1888; expenses, $1s4,113,87o
VS.. lS0,515, ,733. Net income tota,ed
s6,5o6. .494 VS.. deficit of $l5,l5oll3
in the same 1916 period
Evening star., 1947-09-26
New York Cotton

., NEW YORK. Sept: 20 oR;- Cotton
rejecting the larger movement Of the
cotton crop to market.
Offerings were well absorbed. however.
with mills covering q large volume OF
contracts against sales Of textiles.
Of spot cotton as iisht. Reports from ON
the south forecast heavy ginnings next
week as the crop movement approac ches
its peak.
Late afternoon prices were 35 to so
cents q bale lower than the previous
close; October, 31.16; December, 3O91,
and March, 81 90,
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Soxophonist in Audience
Joins In at jazz Concert
By the Asseeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-The piano
and rhythm section of a philhar-
monic jazz ensemble was playing
softly at the Lyric Theater last night
and the audience waited eagerly for
Bill Harris to take his cue and ride
on in with a hot trombone chorus.
A sweet sax picked up the melody
instead.
The piano and rhythm stopped.
The saxophone played on-until four
policemen took care Of an amateur
who had brought his instrument to
the concert and couldn't restrain
himself.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
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Evening star., 1947-09-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 R.-Butter,
394, ,SS6; firm. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: Creamery, higher than 92 score
and premium marks ,(AA), 1874 cents;
y sss5s ss ST. score 5e e seSts esev TBS .R;
usually command Y, cent q pound over
the bulk carton price0
Cheese. 347,679; steady. prices un,
changed.
Eggs, 13,457, steady; spot quotations
follow tbased on wholesale sales by re-
Mixed colors, extra fancy, heavy weights,
81. 4.65: extras. l and 2 large, $3.50; extras,
3 large. 1886: extras, l and medium.
standard. 8 large, 47-49; current receipts,
41,44: dirties, 1910: checks. 1896:
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Evangelist Will Be Speaker

The Rev. Miss Elizabeth F. RAN
dolph. promoter of Evangelism of
the Women's Society of the Seventh
Day Baptist General Conference,
will speak on Victory and It's Re-
sponsibilities" at the Seventh Day
Baptist services at 1890 am. tomor-
row in the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massachu-
setts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

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Evening star., 1947-09-26

Wheat. No. 2 red. 2.77k; No. 3 red,
yeileH. yil no: "a No. s.fs $55a&esSssEn sSssEn' No No. ).
sample yellow; s.sSRa No. yo White. a.45H 5fs
Oats. No. l heavy mixed. 1.l3h: No. /
mixed. 1.12%: No heavy white. IA
1.14h; No, | white. 1.l4H. Barley,
mailing. 1912 90: feed. 1.6G-1 10. Field
seed per hundredweight, timothy, 4.25-
$50. red top, 1350-14.5O.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Hourly Sales on shs Exchange Tsday:
l1:00 ar lao 600 1890 noon $50 900
100 pm.- $50 600 2:u0 pm. 44o 600
tunit Of trading. 10 shares- sln bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
dividends in the fofeeoins table are annual
or semfsnnual deciaration Unlsss other.
wise noted, special 6Y extra dividends are
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Beatrice Foods Co. earned 81 1,014,-
902 or $188 In three months ended
August 81 VS.. $1,S7o,206 or 1888 a
year earlier.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 R.-A frm under
Trade today and substantial price gains
were vNIs. scored by all grains. as well as
A 'boost. in the Government Hour buy.
ing price for October delivery, indications
cash wheat market and REPORTS of frost
damage 70. corn and soybeans in parts
o. the Midwest combined to stimulate
The CCC announced It had purchased
35O, 1000 bushels of wheat ct Kansas City
at Minneapolis. Export interests re-
ported France was in the market TOR
Wheat closed to sh higher: De-
hisher; December, 50. .2I-s2. .50h. anu
81 .u7fs.
soybeans jumped to Z cents. Novem-
| Der; $50 and lard ended 20 to 80
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Also extra. or extras. b Plus stock divi-
Psysbls Ia stock DECLARED OF paid q
far this year b Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock spiit-up. k Accuna-
ulated dividends paid Or declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
RuiIroud Eurninos

NEW YORK. Sept % fspeciaD Net
and fs46 OF railroads reporting today
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Zenith Radio Corp. net for three
months ended July 81 was 1916, ,744
or n cents VS.. sl0l.132 or 81 cents
in the like 1916 period.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Aeron Products
Aireon MIG Co
Am Gas e. FL 1b
Am Republic Ag
Am Superpower
Atlas Corp v "
Babcock&W2hg
Earium Steel
Berk&Gay purn
BrwnF Dist .80s
Buckeye p L.e0-
Burma Ltd
Callite Tuns---
Carr Con Bisc /.
Cataiin Am .4Os
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Cities Service
Claude Neon
Com'dore Hotel.
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Creole Pet 1.05g
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Fairchild z & A
Fansteel Mtl Ae
Fedders-Quig.SO
Fl Pitt Brew 40
Gellman Mfg
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Humble OIL 2g
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Evening star., 1947-09-26

Vanadium Corp. of America re-
ported deficit of $13,935 for six
months ended June 80 VS.. a loss Of
1894 ,239 a year earlier. 81
Evening star., 1947-09-26
RAIL STOCK
OUTLOOK
Ra4ed on
Ns~. AIa1e Ra4s4

HOW will the recent wage in,
L l. crease change the outlook
for individual railroad stocks?
What are likely to prove ofsetting
favorable factors?
Send for the current UNITED
Report with its review of the Rail
outlook and revised share>ennings
forecast on the following Rail-
road Stocks:
Atchison N. Y. Central
c. & o. B. & o.
Erie Penn. r. r.
Del. & Hudson Ill. Central
So. Pacific No. Pacific
Gulf, M. & o. Southern Ry.
CT. Northn. Pfd. Oh. M. & St. p.
Kan. City So. Seaboard Airl.
Send for Bulletin WA.23 FREE!
UNITED BUSINESS SERVICE
go Se"bO1 81 ~ eo'1o"e. "s'.
Evening star., 1947-09-26

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing
table. are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semiannual declar-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special OF
extra or extras. Plus stock dividend
d Cash or stock. e Paid last year: Pay
able in stock. Declared or paid so far
this year. n New issue. WV With warrants
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. h Payable in Canadian funds
XIV Without warrants.
Evening star., 1947-09-26
N. Y. Curb Market
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Evening star., 1947-09-26

WORLD BANK
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Evening star., 1947-09-26
Sales

SaleS-
Stock and Add Net
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ONE BLOCK FROM STATE DEPT;-sec;
ond- floor space Tor office or school; good
1898 1888 EYE YE ST. NV, near Medical Center
SiSt floor; attractive modern space con
tanning 300 square feet: rent reasonable:
includes heat; suitable for optician or
professional Office; immediate possession
Call Mr.. Young. SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
NATIONAL a UNION BLDG, s1s St NY.
"A number of desirable oflces now avail
able. See Mr.. KELLER. office s16 F st.
ATTENTION. professional and business
men-Here's a golden opportunity for you
to establish your Offices in an excellent up
town section of Northwest. This business
area is highly developed with many hne
s42 and up pei mo. To inspect, cal . RuD- Z,
CONN. AVE, near Mayhower HotelAp-
prox. 1,50o So IT., End floor, with ha in i'm.
adaptable as one or two office suites for
architects, brokers, contractors. trade, as
sociation or school: equal space available
on 3rd-fioor loft. See at 1143 Conn. ave.
zoos K ST N.w.-commercial; use fol
office. 4 rooms and basement: parking
available. immediate possession: WO 3sl b
TO MANUFACTURER'S AGENT or con-
tractor; lrm; ofice in new and attrsctlys ctn
parking space MORAUER & HARTZELL,
1920 End st. s.w., TR. 1900. =
DESK SPACE for those who want the best;
completely podern ttfafty1 ,h.
Bldg. go 18th st. NV: receptionlst sno
switchboard service; pleasing; comfort
able conference room is Available for prl'
Ests dsepss,ons, SnnR Gaa n sor soror AK 50
It. near 18th and x SITS, NV. Box sasoM
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