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Evening star., 1947-08-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. % d. CUSDA) Sal.
able, hogs, $500; total 1000; slow; so.
rs lower on all weights and sows; some
10000 pounds, 20. 1927 80; top, 2775;
270-290 pounds, 25.50-26.50; .300-33G
pounds, "A 2425-25.5O; sows under $50
pounds, 23 OO-25.O0; 35O-4OO pounds
2I.775-23.25; 4oO-45o pounds 21.O0-
salable cattle. 5000, total $500: sal.
able calves, 500: total, S00;. tempera-
lures lower and general market 25.5C
higher hGwever buyers protesting hishe,
s;s|sE' ys|shE'ty ssssTs: @ Is Sla ans ,Tsiassa e
higher market on ali others Including
yearling heifers; average good to average
parable yearlings, 27.O0-32 90; choice
and choice heifers. 25.5O-29 90; outsides
30.75 on strictly choice 925-pound heif.
ers: cows and bulls,25-50 higher: cutter
cows. 1878 down; good beef cows OF
heifer type to Fl 90. mostly 17.50-20 90;
heavy sausage bulls to 1925 and 1900
paid freely; vealers steady to strong at
24.00 down; stock cattle in negligible
saiable sheep, ]. 800: total, 1;7oo; fairly
active; mostly fully steady on slaughter
choice c6oG spring os lambs ene price oo toP
few lots justsood grade spring lambs
% 5Oi common to medium shipments,
17.5O-21 so; straight culls,. .14.OO down
load or so yearlings unsold; good and
choice SLAUGHTER ewes, 7.G0-S.00; common
to medium, S5O-7.0O.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
1947 Car Production
OF 3,45O,0O0 Seen
From Present Level
By Dovid J. WiIkie.

Associated Press Antomotive Editor.
DETROIT, Aug. 26.-If the Ma
tion's car industry can maintain its
current rate of production it will
wind up 1947 with a total output of
about 3,450.000 passenger cars and
Lose, 900 commercial vehicles.
That total of car and truck out
put has been exceeded in only three
previous years of the motorcar in
dustry's history, but there is grow
ing doubt in many trade quarters
that the factories will reach the
4 100000 mark this year. At the
start of the year a 100000 volume
output appeared certain.
The previous high marks in the
industry's history were 5,358, ,420 cars
and trucks sold at the factories in
1929; 4,808,947 in 1887 and 4,s4o, 500
in 1941.
Sheet Steel Remains Scarce.
Last years output totaled $685.
507 units. of which 940,830 were
commercial vehicles.
A shortage of sheet steel, required
principally in the car body shops,
continues to plague the passenger
car plants and, according to authori-
tative sources, no early easement is
in sight. The downward revision of
production schedules by General
Motors car plants, including as
sembly plant closings by Pontiac and
Chevrolet, will cut into both the
August and September output.
The cut in General Motors pro-
duction will be made up in part as
Studebaker gets back in assembly
operations tomorrow and some Ford
plants enlarge their output. Total
passenger car shipments for August,
however, probably will not go much
above 255,000. That would be the
lowest single months car output this
year excepting January when 246, sos
were sold at the factories.
Studebaker, Ford Impeded.
Studebaker has been closed for
nearly three weeks and Ford re-
duced largely to three-days-a-week
operation by the strike in the Muir
ray Corp. plants, settled late last
week. Some Ford branches that op-
Grated last week are closed down this
week, while others, idle last week,
resumed output yesterday.
The trade paper Automotive News,
in its current issue, estimates last
weeks output at 58,498 cars and
$4,000 trucks, compared with 62,314
cars and 1878 trucks In the pre-
ceding week. The total from Jan
uary l to August % was placed at
2,213,509 cars and 792,577 commercial
units.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Selected Stocks Try
Recovery, but Others
Continue 10 Retreat
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Selected
stocks made feeble stab at recovery
in today's market, while many lead
ers extended their retreat on mod
crate basis.
Liquidation inclined to slacken
after fairly active start, but deal
ings slowed appreciably. Declines of
fractions to a point or so were in
the majority near the fourth hour.
Some short covering and invest
ment bidding were credited to the
thought that the list, having under
gone sizable dip, was in position
to respond to any worthwhile news.
Skeptics regarding the international
situation, exports and maintenance
OF the current business level again
trimmed commitments.
Gar Wood pushed up in the wake
OF a new financing arrangement. A
pleasing income statement propped
New York Central. Occasional re-
sistance was exhibited by Bethle-
hem, youngstown Sheet, Chrysler,
J. I. Case, United Aircraft, Western
Union, Pacific Telephone, American
Water Works, Johns Manville,
American Can and Nickel Plate pre-
ferred.
In arrears at intervals were United
States Steel, Goodrich, Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific. Union Pacific,
Standard Oil New Jersey, Wool
worth, Montgomery Ward, Deere,
Douglas Aircraft, Kennecott, Air
Reduction, Allied Chemical, Hershey
Chocolate (off more than 3 follow
ing its recent climb, Electric Power
d Light, American Woolen, Pub
l1cker. Addressograph despite the
first extra disbursement in several
years. and Kroger Co.
Bonds were uneven.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
DistrictLead 13States
In Construction With
3 Million in 6 Months

New construction completed in
the District during the first half OF
this year totaled $50 zoe, 900, the
Commerce Department reported
today. This was higher than for
13 of the 48 States.
Construction in Virginia amounted
to s109, 100000 and in Maryland
$s7 900, 900.
California led all States in the
six-month period with $3.50 ,O00, ,0OC
in construction completed. For the
country as a whole, the amount was
S., ,348 900 900, with s2,460, 900 900 in
the first three months to s2,888, 900, :
900 for the period including April
May and June.
In the District, construction COM
pleted for the first three months OF
the year amounted to l5,20O, 900,
and for the second three months,
$17.000,ooO.
Maryland had s40,soo,000 in the
first three months and SAT, ,100, 900 in
the second. Virginia listed $45, AGO.
600 in the first quarter and $63, $780,
600 in the second.
The Districts total exceeded totals
for 13 States. as follows. Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Della
ware, Montana. Idaho, Wyoming
New Mexico, Utah and Nevada.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO Aug. 26 (P.-Corn future.
failed to hold early gains on the Boare
of Trade today and toward the noon houl
receded on commission house selling.
Wheat and oats, however, carried q
Corn was nervous and Influenced By
weather conditions. A rally developed after
the opening that carried prices up more
The fve-day weather forecast, promising
more rains and temperatures about nor;
NAL induced some selling. Brokers said
some potential buying interests we're beins
withheld in the belief the market was due
for further downward adjustment.
Cash dealers reported the market firm
with old corn bookings at $4,000 bushels
and new crop corn also at $4,000.
The Commodity Credit Corp. reported
purchase of l ,96S, 900 bushels of wheat
at Kansas City yesterday. No purchases
At noon wheat was unchanged to u
higher, September. 81 44M. Corn was
l cent to 3ss lower. September. 50 37A.
Oats were fs to 70 higher, September,
81 .O6&s.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Montgomery Board
Meets With Police on
PAY Raise Tomorrow

designations of three policemen,
all for jobs with higher pay, were
accepted by the Montgomery County
commissioners today as members of
the County Police Association
planned to confer with the officials
tomorrow to seek an increased salary
scale for the entire police force.
The three officers who are leaving
include a corporal and two privates
Pvt. Robert L. Phillips, Al, of 6703
Firty-sixth street, Chevy Chase, Md,
already has turned in his equipment
and left the force. He was stationed
lat Bethesda.
Also resigning are Corpl. w. M.
Waddell, 80, of 314 West Mont
|gomery avenue. Rockville, who is
stationed in Takoma Park, and Pvt.
Joseph w. Saunders, jr., Is, 2l0
Albany avenue, Takoma Park, of the
Bethesda station.
Act on designations.
Their designations come at time
when the county police force,
through the association, has voiced
dissatisfaction with the current
wages, asserting they were tired Of
a scale characterized by stew meat
and grade B eggs"
The commissioners set 2:30 pm.
next Tuesday as the time for their
conference with a committee Of the
Police Association.
Their decision to meet with the
policemen followed an all-day plea
yesterday by the group to the COM
missioners individually at their
Offices or homes.
Commissioner Charles H. JamiSon,
the boards only Democratic men,
ber, was the lone official not con-
tacted by the special committee,
which started with three and grew
in numbers at each stop.
Meet With Commissioner.
The group decided on this method
of contracting the county board, fol-
lowing q two-hour meeting yesterday
afternoon with Police Commissioner
Wesley I. Sauter and Chief Charles
M. Orme at the commissioners
Office in Bethesda.
At that time, the committee
asserted it sought pay scale COM
parable to that of District police
men.
Attending the meeting as repre-
sentatives of the 108-man force were
Capt. Joseph B. Nolte, in command
of the Silver Spring station and
president of the association; Capt
James S. McAuliffe, in command of
the Bethesda station and trustee
of the police organization; Detective
Corpl. William Whalen Of the
Bethesda station, and Pvts. Kenneth
Miller of Rockville and John Hig-
don, Silver Spring.
The latter two officers were men,
bers of the original three man COM
mittee chosen to represent the
group. The other policeman was
Pvt. Lester Jones of Bethesda, who
was on leave yesterday.
Following the conference, Com
missioner Sauter said the group
presented a very logical and intelli-
gent argument as to their needs" Z"
adding, however, they required fur
ther study"
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Gar Wood Is Considering
S1,65O, 900 Financing
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Gar Wood
Industries is considering issuing ST.
$500 in five-year notes convertible
into the company's common stock at
the rate of IS a share, the board OF
directors announced today.
A conditional agreement has been
reached whereby Edward Fisher, di-
rector of General Motors, would in
vest 81 l,50o, 900, and the remaining
$50, 600 would be advanced by c. W.
Perelle, president of Gar Wood
Industries. The notes would be
subordinate to all other debts.
The transaction. is subject . tc
further examination by Mr.. Fisher
land action of the Gar Wood stock
holders on authorization Of add.
tional common stock which may be
required.
Mr.. Fisher is a former vice presi.
dent of General Motors.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Aug % tP,.-Foreign ex-
lors, others in cents:
Canadian dollar in. New York open
market, SD per cent discount or 91.S1A
Europe-Great Britain. 40234, un-
changed; france Crancl, .s4ls, un-
changed; Sweden tkronal. 21.S5. un-
changed: Switzerland franc) (com-
merciaD, 2340, uncharged.
Latin Notwithstanding free. 24.s2
unchansed: Brazil free, $50, unchanged;
Mexico, 20.63, unchanged.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Wreco Fixes Dates
For Sale Df Capital
Transit Holdings
By DonoId B. HodIev

washington railway & Electric
Co. directors late yesterday fixed
September 8 as the date of record
for an offering to its stockholders
of rights to purchase its common
stock holdings in Capital Transit
Co. at $50 a share.
Stockholders of that date will be
mailed transferable bearer warrants
to purchase two transit shares for
each Wreco share held. Warrants
will be mailed September u and will
expire October 13. Riggs National
Bank handle the distribution as pur-
chase agent.
Capital Transit shares were
quoted on the Washington stock ex-
change today at 20 bid and % asked
in the absence of any actual trans
fer. The bid price makes the rights
worth $4,per Wreco share or 10 cents
for each fractional Wreco share. Nc
trading in rights is expected prior
to the actual issuance date, however
Dates for mailing and expiration
Of the rights are tentative, subject
to SEC approval, but company Of
flcials believe they will be allowed
to stand.
AS Wreco stockholder, North
American Co., top holding company
Of the system, will receive rights to
purchase 1894 of the transit shares
and is expected to buy any of the
remaining 29,606 which other hold
ers fail to take.
Exchange Offer Expires.
A preferred stock exchange offer
of Potomac Electric Power Co., also
subsidiary of Wreco, expired at
8 pm. today and incomplete returns
indicated that less than Is, 900 unex-
changed new shares would be left
for public Offering.
AS of the close last night, 48 per
cent of the old 51a and per cent
shares had been deposited under
the offer, but large additional de-
posits were received today.
Holders of the old 500 par pre-
ferred shares will receive two new
$50 par preferred shares plus $3.50
for each old share deposited at
brokerage ofnces or at the American
Security & Trust Co., transfer agent.
Unexchanged old stock will be
redeemed at SLOT a share. This SIM
plif1cation step also is part of the
overall integration program for the
North American System.
b. g. o. Earnings Improve.
Higher freight rates have i'm
proved the earnings outlook for the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, despite
continued increases in operating
expenses.
Net income for the first seven
months of 1947 rose to IS, ,906, ,0O7, in
contrast to q deficit of $16,126, 1888
for the same 1916 period. Net for
July was $685. ,2s0 VS.. s563, ,7so year
earlier.
Operating revenues for the seven
months climbed to 1904 ,347, $40 VS..
$167 ,280,25 a year earlier. July rev.
enues rose to $30,021,6 SIT VS.. $27, $685. =
900.
Operating expenses for the seven
months totaled $168, 8,614,S56 VS.. $780,
3,5N in the same 1916 period; for
July, $25, ,127,159 VS.. $23,208, ,461.
1854 D. C. Policies Paid.
Life insurance death benefits
totaling s6,S20,000 were paid on
1884 policies in the District of Co.
lunbia in the first half of 1947, the
Institute of Life Insurance reported
Included in the total was $4,824,-
900 on 1896 ordinary life policies,
$1,140,o00 on 1856 group policies
and $s56,ooo on 3.612 industrial
policies.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

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Evening star., 1947-08-26

Dan River Mills, Inc, reported
net profit for q weeks ended July
6 of $6,163 1858, equal to $4,03 a
common share. Directors voted a
25-cent dividend on common and
$1,12h on preferred, both payable
october l to stock of record Sep
ten1ber %
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO, Aug % P,-The visibl
supply Of wheat in the United States. in
134.s5e. 600 last year. the Board o
Trade reported today Corn decreases
rs, 900 to s,o47 900 bushels: oats increase,
2,333.000 to 11.763,00 bushels, barle
creased SOS, 900 to 1909 900 and soy
beans decreased $4,000 to 494,o00 bushels
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Business Briefs

Joseph w. FRAZER, chairman aN6
president of Graham-Pa Motor.
Corp, is back from Europe with
manufacturing rights on new
Swiss tractor and several other i'm.
plements designed for small-acreagt
and subsistence farmers. Mr. Fraz.
er said he would begin development
Of a magnesium rototilier soon ane
might manufacture it in England.
Celanese Corp. of America will be.
gin paying the entire cost of it
group insurance program September
l. The program, covering all elig'
ible employees, includes life insur.
ance, accident benefits, hoSpitaliza
ton and surgical benefits and week.
~ sickness payments.
New Construction In the first hall
of 1s47 amounted to $5,348, 900 900
California led the States with q
total of s79s, ,oOo,o0 Texas wa
second, with 1894 ,000, 900, and New
York third, with $685., ,000, ,000.-
Commerce Department.
Gasoline Octane Ratings are hold
ing up despite unprecedented de.
mand. The Bureau of Mines semi.
annual survey showed the average
octane rating of regular-pri gas
oline was IS last winter. VS.. 74.4 thu
previous summer. For premium
grades, the ratings was 78.5, VS.
1873
General Electric Co. is building 1
1l0-ton, 4,000-horsepower alternat
ing current mill motor which is de
scribes as the largest it ever con
structed. The motor, ordered by tn,
Mesta Machine Co. will drive a nev
Mesta roughing mill-to reduce th'
thickness of steel slabs-in the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Co
plant at Fairfield, Ala.
Interest Rates on bankers accept.
ances we're increased by Chase Ma
tional Bank, Manufacturers Trus
and National City Bank Of New
York. New rates for 80, 60 and go
day paper will be III bid and 15/16T
asked, up from 7s4d and 13/16%.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
asked Securities and Exchange Com
mission authority to make $500,
900 temporary bank loan to NEE
construction obligations until De
cember /.
Pittsburgh Railways Co. trustees
asked SEC permission to sell ST.,
se7 900 to $2,250,000 in reorganiza
ton trustees car trust bonds to bu.
100 new streetcars.
Southern Pacific Co. has received
Interstate Commerce Commission
authority to issue $1l,40o,000 o
equipment trust certificates.
New s15,000, 900 Issue of 2o-year
2x% sinking fund debentures oi
Libby, Mcneil & Libby has beer
offered to the public by a grour
headed by Glore, Forgan g. Co.
Chicago. The debentures were pricec
at 100.5T and accrued interest.
Sears, Roebuck and Co. reported
net profits of SAC, 1856 ,022, or $1.71
common share, for the "a weeks end
ing July 16, VS.. $3S,639 ,653, or sl.64
in the same period last year.
Corning Grade Pennsylvania
Crude Oil went up Is cents a barrel
to $3.50. at Pittsburgh.
New York Central Railroad earned
s2,475,675, or 38 cents share, in the
"a weeks ended July Is, VS.. a net loss
of s7,558, ,703 in the 1916 period.
Merck e. Co., in the nine months
ended June 80. earned $3,103, 1907 or
s2.63, VS.. $3,513,584 or S2.97 in last
years period!
Seaboard Finance Co. earned ST.
714,5s7 or $2.05 in the nine months
endAdaJuly 81, VS.. $708,9S6 or 30
cents.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Foreign Silver Down

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 [R.-Foreign
silver was quoted today 68% cents
an ounce, decline of u cent. To-
days reduction in prices was the
first since July %. The London price
was unchanged today at 421k pence
Evening star., 1947-08-26

Hourly Sales on the EXCHANGE Today:
1900 an $50 600 1900 noon $50 900
200 pm. $50 900 200 pm. 41o 600
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganiIed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. Ex dividend IT Ex rights.
a Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divt.
dend. d Cash or stock: Paid last year.
Payable in stock; 9 DECLARED or paid @
FUNDS Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-08-26

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Evening star., 1947-08-26
Market AVERAGES

American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. reported today the number of
Its stockholders had attained a rec
ord high of 712,3o0, up $500 since
the first of the year.
Evening star., 1947-08-26


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Col Fuel & Ir L
! Col Fuel&Ir of I
tColo&So 1st pf
Col0as&Gec.60
Columb Pict 1b-
| Col &SOE 2.16g
Comcl Credit 2
tComl Cr pf3 go
| Comerl Solv " g
| ComwlthEd 40
| Comwl 4 South
CongoIeum-N h
Cons Eds 100
Cons Eds pf6
Cons Nat Gas q
ConsRRCuba pf
icons vultee -
lConsumPw1 " 9.
Contsiner Cp 2g
Cont Baking J..
Cont Can L.
Cont Insurnc 2
Cont Motors
| ContOil Del 1Ag
Cont Steel Ag--
| CopprwldStl 80
Corn Prod 2Ag-
fCorn Prod Of 2
| CorninsGlass "
Coty Inc .20g
| Coty Inter zoe
| Crane Co 1.6o
ICrm Of Wh 1. 80
| crownCrk 1.20g
CROMWELL 1.70g
Cudahy p 1.60a.
Curtis Publish
| Curt-Wright he
Crt-WriGhtA2 2
| ICutlerHam1.10g
| DANA CORP n
| Davega Strs la
! Dawson Chem ]
DaytnP&L 1855
OaytonRub .90R
Decca Records l
Deere & Co Ag-
Del Lack d wn
Den q r g W ct.
C&R @ W Of CT
0et Eds 1.20b e..
DetMichSto.Soa
Det Stl Corn Ia
| DiaMtch pf1 1ha.
| Diam T Mot la
Dist Cp-Sea 60
Dixie Cup Ag--.
Ooehler.Jarvs /
Dome Mine .77g
Dresser 1ndust
DouglasAir 7he
Dow Chemical -
Du Pont pf 4A
DuPont3 hpf3h
DWG Cigar .67g
EAGLE-P 1.20s
Eastern Air L "a
EAST Sta Stl AR
Eaton MFG 3
EstmanKod 1.40
tEastmn K pf g.
Eds Br Str Iva
Hco Prod 1.2o
Elec Auto-Lits 3
El Power D. 1t
ElP&LtS7pf5Ak
EP&LS6pf4hk
Ener 81 NJ .40g-
Erie r r ]
Eureka Will NJ.
Evans Prod h2a-.
svershrp 1.20a-
Ex-Ceil-O 800
Eych-Buffet. go
FRBNKS NOR Q
Fajard Sug 2Hg.
Farms Tel&Rad-
Fed 1t d Trac--
Federal DIST Ia
Felt g. Tarr 40
FerroEnam .95g.
Fid p Fire In 20
Firest Tire 3g--
Evening star., 1947-08-26
N. Y. Bond Market

SELECTED LIS
WORLD BANK
Inbred 3s72 1o1 "a
IntBR&D2 2A571oo 20
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Dividends Announced

:, NEW NEW YORK. YORK. Aug. 90 17.--Dtvidends
.5 = .ass,.. Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate rtod, Record able.
Evening star., 1947-08-26
Washington Exchange

AFTER CALL.
capital Transit 1st refundins 4s-ss.0o