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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-11
VISITING IN NEW YORK

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice CoIley,
Main street ARE spending this week
in New York City, where they are
enjoying belated vacation. They
left for the east last Thursday,
Evening star., 1947-06-01

Monhotton Centrol Pork stonds like country ploce
with mommoth woII Ground it. Bounded BY apartments
the west ond cost extends from 59h 10th street and
outdoos to thousands Of city dweers Some rent boots
the loke ride horseback and Others in the hode
There Fairgrounds ond boil fields for the Children and
hove been set aside for bicycling and roller sko"s
The low rowns wodng but this girl decided to risk it in
the duck pond
Evening star., 1947-02-05
on the AIR ToNIeHT.

WRc, S:O0-Dsnnis Day sings "Manasua
Nicaragua" and We Miss You, Too" during
his musical-eomsdy show.
WMAl, -Aceordionia Charles Masnanie
IS soIoist with the Paul Whiisman Orchestra.
Johnny Thompson and hindy Carson handle
the yoeals.
WT0p, 9:00-Jaek Carson doubles for yaea.
Evening star., 1947-02-05

And Now tomorrow"
WN. t0:30-KaY Kysers musical quiz
undereoes q change, with guest stars now ask.
ing kaY'ihe questions. Ksys callers are lauritz
Melehior and harilyn Maxwell. MsIehior sings
Open The Door. Richard" @
WT0P, t0:30-0sear levant and Movie Dr.
rector Gregory Ratoff answer Clifton Fadimsn's S
questions.
Evening star., 1947-02-05

tioning Frank Sinaira. Jane Powell appears
with Jack.
WRc, o:00-Arthie hires HiIdegards TO sing
al DuffY's
WT0P. 9:30-Dih Haynes is Dinsh Shores
guest.
WMAl, f0:00-Bsairies Lille sings a med
ley Of tunes with Bing Crosby and does her
Double Dozen Damask Dinner Napkins sketch.
WT0P, t0:00-Gene Kelly is the star Of
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Kaiser Debt-Cut Plan
Gets Cool Reception
By the A,soeiotsd Press

Reconstruction Finance Corp. Of
ficials said today they are studying
Henry J. Kaiser's proposal that
RFC cut about 5000 900 off the
debt on his Fontana tCalif.) steel
plant, but one official indicated there
is little chance 1t will be accepted
This official, who cannot be
named, said Mr.. Kaiser had been
turned down on previous scale-down
proposals. Though there has not
yet been time TO study details of
the new one, he added. 1t appears
to be along the lines OF those pre-
iviously rejected.
The present proposal is backed
by the Western States Steel Coun-
Gil, an organization of Chambers
of Commerce In II States boosting
development of the West.
Two of It's members, Kenneth
Morris of Los Angeles and Morris
Pendleton Of Los Angeles and New
York, scheduled a series of meetings
with Government officials here on
the proposal.
Mr.. Kaiser asks the RFC to ac-
Ecept $37,s75,856 In settlement Of
original loans totaling $123 3,305,-
00o-or about $40 900 900 for its pres
ent loan claims of $105, ,000, COO.
The Steel Council. in supporting
his application, said Mr.. Kaiser in
effect would be paying the Govern
ment about ass per cent OF Fon-
tana's costs and paying of postwar
loans in full.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
DohIgren I Grace
Association Ends
Petticoot Rule

Three years OF petticoat rule cames
to an end for the members Of the
Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Associa- y
tion last night.
Since 1914 all the officers of the
association have been women. But
las. night the masculine influence
reasserted itself when Gerald Golfer
was elected president. DR.. Joseph J..
Kelly, vice president. and Walter
K. Elliott, treasurer. Mrs. Melba
Harlowe retains her position as Sec
retary.
The appointment Of a representa- ;
tive from the Northeast section to
the Board of Education was re-
quested by the association.
The resolution pointed out there
Is no representative from the North
east area and urged equal repre-
sentation from all sections.
The meeting, the last one until
October. was held In the Moves
School, Tenth and Franklin streets
NE.
Mrs. George Dodson, president,
conducted the meeting,
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Chicuoo Livestock

&c &cHIcAoo, Max Max sf e tgspA,-ssI- g asa ,iaI
around steady on weights under 400
pounds and on sows: barrows and silts
over 900 pounds dull and around IS
lower; top. - 80; Good and CHOICE 17n-
2sO pounds, 23.50-24.25: 270-290 pounds
80 90 -23..5: 360-330 pounds, 20 5o-21 so:
350-4o0 pounds, 10 0o-20.25: most good
and choice sows. 17.T5-1S.5 so: sows under
400 pounds scarce.
salabie cattle. 1900 total. $500: saiable
calves. 800: total 1,ooo; slaughter steers
and heifers active. strong to a quarter high
er; cows uneven: opened fully steady, clos
Inc dull, weak; bulls steady. Load choice
1.14o-pound fed steers topped at ~ 90.
Mos; good to low choice fed steers, 24.25-
$3.50; good and choice heifers, 90. So
$500; package. choice. heavw heifers.
1913; bulk beef cows. 14.OO-17 rs; can
ners and cutters. ln58-l%.75 practical
slow weak to fully 50 lower few strictly
choice vealers. 26.00-27. 90,
saiable sheep. 1000: total. $500: fair
other s classes % STEADY. a. one = iosd rood
and and ssocs tss .slipDsS lambs iaass
medium to good clipped lambs, 21.2b;
double good and choice around 112-pound
fed wooled lambs, with muddy deeces,
% 90; short load common woolskins.
17,25; packsge good and choice 9s.pound
native spring lambs, "a 90; good and
choice shorn SLAUGHTER ewes. .o0-e so.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Wallace Again Urges
Matchmaking Coal
By the Associated Press

OAKLAND, Calf, May 22.-Henry
A. Wallace last night renewed his
proposals for nationalizing coal, low
ering prices and profits and increas-
ing wages as part OF program to
prevent depression. .....,-.-..
He addressed an overflow audience
In the Oakland Auditorium and to-
day prepared to- speak In the streets
of neighboring Berkeley. An unofh-
|cial student committee arranged for
the former Vice President to speak
at the west gate of the campus at
noon after university officials had
refused to sanction an on-campus
speech on grounds it would inter-
fere with final examinations and
senior week activities already ar
ranged.
Mr.. Wallace's proposals to prevent
la depression included IAN all-out
program for world reconstruction
which, he said. must be part OF an
overall program to abolish war"
Mr.. Wallace said leadership for
such program must come from
the organized trade union members
of American, reinforced by the for
ward-looking people among the sci
entists, artists and professional peo-
pie" e..
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Senaie Group ReneWs I!
Investigation Of RE
Loan 10 B. & 0. Today
~ Inc Assoeioisd Press

Ofacials OF the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. and the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad we're recalled today
by a Senate Banking Subcommittee
investigating an RIG loan to the
carrier.
Chairman Tobey said he probably
would call first on Russell 4. Snod-
grass, former RFC oficial who Is
now financial vice president Of the
B. g. O.
The seven-man subcommittee re-
sumes an inquiry. broken of several
weeks ago, into circumstances under
which an RFC loan Of $50, ,000, ,000
to the B. 81 O. Is being extended
from 1914 to 1865.
Also scheduled to testify today
was RFC Chairman John D. Good
loe. Both he and Mr.. Snodgrass
have appeared previously.
To Finish Probe by Tuesday.
The Banking Committee agreed
yesterday to complete the 3. & O
investigation no later than next
Tuesday, after which it will take up
the question of extending the life
of the RFC beyond June 80.
Senator Tobey told the committee
there are several questions he wants
to ask Mr.. Snodgrass about the ex-
tension Of the lean and the rail-
roads reorganization under the
bankruptcy laws.
One, he said, is "the $4,000. 900
discrepancy between the estimated
cash position OF the B. g. o. as OF
the end of 1945, submitted to the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
February, 1915, and the actual cash
figures at the years end.
Figure Is Called Important.
He said this figure had an impor-
tant bearing on the railroads ability
to pay off at least portion of its
debt to the RFC. He said the RFC
did not try to collect the debt and
was "misled by B. g. o. officials as
to B. q O.'s ability to pay RFC."
Senator Tobey also said the COM
mittee cannot accept in place OF
sworn testimony a public statement
issued on the B. & o. case by Jesse
Jones, former RFC chairman.
Putting in new bid for a per-
sonal appearance by Mr. Jones,
Senator Tohey said it seems to him
that is something ''any person whose
administration as Government
official has been impugned by testi-
mony would naturally wish to do.
He referred to a statement is
sued by Mr.. Jones Sunday declar-
ing many untruths have been pur-
posely publicized" about an $780,
900, 900 loan to the railroad and de-
MED there was anything irregular
or unnatural about it.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Selected IndusiriaIs
And Rails Improve
In Stock Market
By Victor Eubonk
Press Fiponeiol Writer


NEW YORK, May a. Selected
rails and industrials rose fractions
to around 8 points in today's stock
market, although many leaders
operated with some dihiculty.
Wednesdays recovery was extend
ed at an active opening. Dealings
then tapered and extreme advances
were shaded here and there. There
was smattering Of minus signs
near the fourth hour.
Further short covering by pro-
fessionals on the idea this position
was ''oyercrowdeds provided a prop
for pivota1s. Bullish forces also
were cheered by dividends, earnings
and turn for the better IN railroad
news. Skeptics regarding business
and taxes still we're plentiful. how
ever. and these stood aside or
trimmed accounts,
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings In "a leading
cities totaled $l2,475. .l04,000 in the
week ended May 81, gain Of 2.5%
from the preceding week and 5.49o
above a year ago-Dun 81 Brad
street.
Cotton Spinning Operations in
April stood at 1217% of capacity VS..
125.4a in the preceding month and
109.7Fa a year ago.-Census Bureau,
Freight Loadings in the week end
ed May II totaled 888,2o8 cars,
gain of .4c6 from the previous week
and 29.1Go above a year ago-Asso-
citation of American Railroads.
Pullman, Inc, will offer to pur-
chase from stockholders up to 626,-
900 shares at $3.50 a share, involv-
ing an expenditure of S35 1895 900.
Call for tenders will be mailed about
May 81 and will set deadline OF
June l6.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. de-
clared a dividend of rs cents a
common share, payable June %.
The firm paid so cents in March,
June and September last year and
81 in December.
Greyhound Corp. declared a dlVl-
dend of so cents a common share
on present stock, payable July l..
A 3-for-l stock splitup will become
effective June S. Profit for the
March quarter was $1,l9S,l52 or 81
cents VS.. So, 90.362 or Sl.2l.
Beech-Nut Packing Co. declared
IN initial quarterly dividend of 35
cents on new common stock, pay
able July /. This is equivalent to
Sl.22ta on old stock which was split
81, for l.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. declared
dividend of STA cents on class B
stock, payable July /, first payment
on the stock since January, l946.
Corn Products Refining Co. in
creased prices on all bulk items, ex-
cept deStrose, so cents hundred
weight because Of higher cash corn
prices.
Penick & Ford, Ltd, increased
prices so cents hundredweight on
starches, gums and dextrines, corn
syrup and nectose.
Sinclair Oil Corp. earnings in the
first i947 quarter were somewhat
better" than a year ago, President
Sinclair told stockholders. Net for
the first 1916 quarter was estimated
at around s5,0oo,o0o.
City Stores Co. profit for the first
ls47 quarter was sass 900 VS.. ST.
646 1000 in the same 1s4s period.
Detroit Edison Co. earned SILL
243.354 or SLIT a share in IL months
ended April 80 VS.. sS,475,453 or s1-3S
in the previous year.
Erie Railroad net income in foul
months ended April 80 was 81 ,o92,-
95l or II cents VS.. loss OF s2,462,
l32 In the same 1916 period,
Raybestos- Nj h ttan, Inc.
earned s620,s6S or SO cents in the
March quarter VS.. s224,54S or 81
cents year ago.
Mcintyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd
profit for IL months ended Marci
81 was s2,l99.S47 or s2.76 VS.. 81,
486,So4 or s3l2 In the preceding
FISCAL period.
Goty. Inc, earned $3.50, $50 or 2
ees1ts in the March quarter, includ
tHg 100000 shifted from reserv
MF contingencies, VS.. S204 ,927 or
cents year ago.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corr
pgofit for the March quarter wa
$324,7 TAO or SO cents VS.. s228, sos Q
SO cents in the same 1916 perioe
IS. S. White Dental Mfg. c.
earned $306,798 or sl03 in tn
March quarter VS.. s25e,673 or 9
cents year ago.
Reliance Mfg. Co. net for tn
March quarter was sl5s,7si or 2
cents VS.. s2s6, $50 or IS cents in tn
same 1916 period.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

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Evening star., 1947-05-22
D. c. insurance Sales
Decline I Pei. From
Year Ago in April
By Edword c. Stone

Life insurance sales In Washing
ton during April totaled $1l,267,-
900, q drop Of Z per cent from the
same month last year when new
policies amounted to $i2.322 900, the
Life Insurance Management AS
sociation reported today.
The decrease was higher than the
8 per cent slump In March but was
a much better showing than the
average for the Nation which reg
istered an April decline Of IA per
cent.
Washington agents sold s43, ,289,-
600 life insurance in the first four
months Of 1947, an increase Of 4
per cent over the like 1946 period,
the report stated.
Maryland sales totaled $40 .903, 900
an April drop of Is per cent, and
s78,457, 900 in the four months, 2
per cent gain.
virginia sales amounted to $21,.
497,0o0, 13 per cent drop from
April, 1916, and S83 900 in the
four months, an upturn OF 5 per
cent.
United,s Revenues Decline.
United Air Lines report for the
first quarter of this year released
today showed operational expenses
increased almost three to one over
increases In revenue. resulting In q
net loss Of $3,450,671, equivalent te
s1.85 per share of common anc
management stock outstanding, as
compared with net loss OF s5l2.-
SAL in the first quarter of 1916.
First quarter operating revenues
of United totaled sl2,003,27o as
against $lo,o81 ,929 for the corre-
spending period of 1916, while OPP
Grating expenses were s17,l36, ,48a
as compared with S10,667 614 a year
ago. For the II months ended
March 81, United reported a net loss
of S1,851 1853, equivalent to 81 pei
share of common stock.
Danne Heads Accountants.
w. H. Dame, of Price, Water
house 81 Co., was elected president
of Washington Chapter, National
Association of Cost Accountants, at
the annual election last night at
the Hamilton Hotel.
Joe v. Cummins and Walter M.
Kirkley were named vice presidents;
Doren D. Vest, secretary; and
Thomas Dowling, treasurer. New
directors are Paul Imler, j. P. Cos
tello, Max Shoup. w. r. Pole, w. l..
Shields, r. G. Lochiel, w. Y. Kulp,
j. Wells Baxter and Ben G. White.
Garfnckel common gained full
point on the Washington Stock
Exchange today, 100, 40 and 10 share
lots selling at Is. The stock has
advanced rapidly from the recent
low for the year. The stock is now
quoted ex-dividend Hecht common
sold ex-dividend today at 22l2. on a
10O-share turnover, a new l947 low
Transit Dividend Voted.
Directors of the Capital Transit
Co. today declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of so: cents per share
payable July to stockholders OF
record June 13.
Wallace r. Fulton, executive di-
rector of the National Association
of Securities Dealers, today an
nounced that Ferris & Co. has been
admitted to membership,
H. T. Rowe has been appointed
advertising manager of Interna-
tional Business Machines Corp.
j. H. Perlmutter will head Visual
Art e. Advertising Service which
has opened an office at 319 Pennsyl-
yania avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May 90. Pl-with tradins
in all Man contracts expiring at the close,
grains moved in an erratic manner today.
Trading was active and price changes
amounting to large fractions were recorded
between sales In the May contracts.
new seasonal high. May wheat also was
Arm most of the session. May barley was
bid up 10 cents for the second consecutive
day May. corn. however. showed an
easier. trend. Deferred deliveries OF corn
There was some commercial buying In
new crop wheat contracts on reports Of
hour sales to foreign countries.
Holders Of May wheat sold freely IN tne e
cents on relatively few trades. The hnal
quotation was 270-2 .65M, down 5M to
ga cents from yesterdays close.
May oats spurted sharply. moving above
81 bushel in the. last minute Of TRACE.
The ose, on split quotation, was 99S4
ended at / 1.s4-l.S .S4A, up ~ to g cants.
ossl n,e!sss sy ss ssasza's ssiarsa nIsaee corn
;Sse ssserres CATS, aaehsnTsd to @ i lower,
-. : Q ckie.so Cash Market; 80.
Ne; / yellow, 1;ss; Nc; 2 yslioMT. 1;seh-
low. 1.76-1 .7Sh;. No. s. yellow. ] SO;
sample sEsde siliow 1oa b.ssy sS MI 3x.d
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No. No i i white. 1.os-i o4s: No. 2 white
/ 1.02-1 .04: No. ! heavy sample red, T.04H
Barley-Nominal; mailing, 1.60-2.o6: feed
1.20-l.40.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
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Evening star., 1947-05-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 20 R,-cottan fu-
lures declined Ia moderately active deal
ings today as scattered commission house
and New Orleans LIQUIDATION met only
scale-down trade support.
Some attention was given a statement
by Secretary OF Agriculture Anderson be-
that cotton may need some support In 1e4S
Late afternoon prizes were 5 to- 70
cents bale lower than the previous close.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Paul Lincoln Booth Dies;
Printers Ink Official
sx IL. A,soeiuted Pres.

OSSING, N. Y. May 22.-Paul
Lincoln Booth, 40, Eastern advertis-
ing manager for Printers Ink, died
yesterday at Ossing Hospital.
Dr.. Amos o. Squire, Westchester
County medical examiner. said he
had performed an autopsy which
failed to disclose the cause OF death
and that he had ordered labora-
tory analysis. Mr.. Booth had worked
for the A. w. Shaw Publishing Co.,
Conde Mast Publications and the
advertising department of the New
York Times before joining Printers
Ink In 1927.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Hearty 0sies on tbs EachAnss TO-DAY:
II no an. $50 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm. $50 600 2:u0 p.m. 700 oco
funit Of trading, 10 Anares sln nank-
rurtcy or recetveYshap. or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed py such companies Rates Of
disbursements based on tbs last quar- seriy
or ssmiannuai declaration. Unless other-
Wiss notea. speciaf or extre divtdends are
I Also extra or extras, Plus stock dfvt-
dend d cash or stock. Paid last yesr.
{ Payeble in stock. Declared OF paid -
lar this year b Payable In Canadian
iunds Accumulated dividends paid q
declared this rear
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Washington Exchange

Garfnckel common fnew,-s0 at 16, 100
at 16, 40 at is, 10 at 16.
Washington Gas common--6Q at 23il.
Garhnckel 4h1 preferred-1o0 at 22, 80
Hecht common--1oo at 2aKs.
Evening star., 1947-05-22
Odd-Lot Deoiings

PHILADELPHIA. May % ~ = The
ported today these transactions by. GUS
toners with odd lot dealers or SPECIALISTS
on the New York Stock Exchange for May
81: 4,62S purchases involving 121,2ga
shares 1926 sales involving 1l2.a94
shares: including 1sS mort sales involving
Evening star., 1947-05-22

American Airlines appointed VIII
liam J. Hogan treasurer and senior
financial officer to succeed Maulsby
Forrest. who resigned because Of
i'll health.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Argentina has banned the Inn
portation of refrigerators.
Evening star., 1947-05-22

Rates Of dividends IN the fore8oini
table. are annual Disbursements based OF
the, last quarterly or semiannua1 desla
ration. Unless otherwise note1. speeia
Z Also sytra or extras. Plus stock divt
dend. d Cash or stock e PAID last year
Payable In stock, e DECLARED or pais
funds. AecMmulated dividends .patt
or declared this year. n New issus