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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
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IN DEATH OF MEN
Columbus Coroner's Jury
Rules Railroad Not To
RIame For Fatalities

ug1TEvILLE, Aug. "a. - Testi-
.,nv at an inquest into the death
' ,n,, men who were killed by
same Atlantic Coast Line train
;.tin q two-hour period substan-
;,ted earlier reports ana a coro-
nsr,s Jury Friday night absolved
.hs M railroad company of blame in
-. .u.annection with the fatalities.
Coroner Hugh Nance conducted
.hs inquiry at the courthouse and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25
Quiet Meeting Seen
For Commissioners

1t looks like another quiet meet
ing today of the New Hanover,
county commissioners.
At least last night nothing but
routine matters had been lined UP
for the weekly session as far az
the commissioners knew. Follow
ing the adoption Of the annual
budget four meetings ago, ssS-
sions of the commissioners have
remained quiet.
NAL 0.2211 Eor NewsDaDNr Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-25

Gourmets Of ancient Rome fre-
quently ate an apple as the last
course at dinner.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Virginia Pastor In Britain
Reports Religion Waninq

RICHMOND, Va, July 2l.-A vir-
ginia Methodist minister, serving
as an exchange pastor in London,
has sent back word to the Virginia
Methodist Advocate here that Eng
lands religious plight rs so deadly
and the interest in religion so apa-
thetic" that at least one group Of
ministers there considers the out
look hopeless"
After attending a Ministerial Union
meeting in the London borough OF
Hammersmith, the Rev. Carl J.
Sanders wrote the Advocate:
Il have never met a group Of
ministers anywhere who were so
utterly pessimistic in their outlook.
hopeless in their faith and defeated
in their work"
The Hammersmith meeting was q
ministerial fraternal conference Of
Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian.
Congregational and Methodist rep
resentatives. Mr.. Sanders said the
president OF the conference told him
the people of England today are
caught in the hopelessness Of ma.
terialism, socialism and communism.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Chicoqo Livestock

.D. Bsss 5SG SSy q s1t. M MsSs6 sens;.
msTsss g to 7s hshsr f soSs mos
SO to 75 up: some lightweight sows under
$50 pounds. as much as LOO hisher. but
maske. closing soS TOP 29?s sparinsGly
q. s7o 90 GS 80; aso-sso bounds. sb5o.S7 90
butchers, scarce: few good. around 40t
pounds, at 1850; good And choice sows
800 pounds and under. $500: 35O-4ot
pound sows, 19,25-21.50; 40O-45o pounds
sows under 500 pounds, down to 1900 ane
salable cattle, 5000: total. $500: sal
able calves. 1000: total, 1000; genera
steer and yearline market steady. Somt
strength in instances on choice steer
and yearlinssf at $500 upward. Yer,
dragzy. however. on grassy and varmed-ur
sso?s = 5 :Ss|se s:iS:ss
2e. 90; bulk good and choice steers. 1850
81 90: comparable heifers. 25.50-2S.50
peddling market on beef cows, at 13. so.
| $50: good cows. to 1880; cutters, 2 .0(
down; bulls. 1928 down: vealers, 25. 90
mostly ST % q 90 down. stock cattle, steady a
salable sheep, 1900: total. 1000; sooc
and choice spring lambs very scarce: ont
or two small lots held well above "a 90
most desirable kinds steady to weak; q
few medium and good springers. %. so
%. 90; sizeable lot common and medium
kinds, 1900: two loads medium and gOoe
shorn old crop lambs and yearlings. mixec
mon to choice shorn slaughter ewes, steady
at e SO-S 30
Evening star., 1947-07-21
British Newspapers Start
Cuts in Size and Staffs
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, July 2l.-British news
papers today began reducing theil
size and stats as the result Of
government-ordered cut in news
print imports which a large section
of the press interprets as a move
to stifle criticism OF the Labor
government.
Most daily newspapers now will
be. as during the war, limited to
four pages-they have been pub
fishing six-page editions every
other day-and the circulation OF
all papers will be frozen" at last
months level.
Unemployment, part-time en-
ployment, cuts in every direction
threaten to strike newspaperland
like a beam swung by a giant,
said Frank Owen, editor of the
Daily Mail and printers unions
joined newspaper publishers in op-
posing the new cut.
But the government held firm
on the ground, as the Board OF
Trade president, Sir Stafford
Cripps, put it in House Of Com
mons debate earlier this week, that
newsprint economies are neces-
sary to save some 5000 900 in dol
lar exchange during the next year
Almost unanimously, the press
replied that this was only a frac-
ton of the $500. .000, 900 trade
deficit that Britain faces and sug.
gested pointedly that the govern
ment must have some reason tc
"victimize" the press alone.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Selected Stocks Gain
But Buyers Neglect
Many PivotaIs
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeiotsd Pres. FInaneIol Writer


NEW YORK, July 21.-Stock mar
ket buyers turned to rails and Sc
lected industrisls today but ignored
many leaders.
Sluggish dealings were the rule
Until around midday when the car
riers came to the fore for a brief
active furry. The pace soon slowed
While minor losses were plentiful
gains and fractions to more than
points predominated near the fourth
hour.
Persistent inflationary psychology
receive,i the principal credit for
some sh rt co., .ring and investment
demand. IT . Presidents economic
message to Congress was viewed as
more bullish than otherwise. A
number of brokerage customers
however, trimmed commitments on
the idea the lengthy market recov-
cry called for more of technica.
correction than has yet been wit.
messed.
Union Pacific. Standard Oil Nev
Jersey and Texas Co. touched
peaks for the year. Favored were
Norfolk g. Western. Santa Fe
Southern Railway, Atlantic Coast
Line, Great Northern Railway
Youngstown Sheet, Douglas Air.
craft, United Aircraft, J. c. Penney
Caterpillar Tractor, Phelps Dodge
and Dow Chemical. The majority
of motors. rubbers, mail orders, cop.
pers and utilities were narrow.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 81 UP.-cotton fu.
tuTes rallied into new hg
commission house buying Prices gainet
more. than 81 bale before reacting mod
erately on profit taking.
Contracts were scarce. rejecting the
lack t,s Of ts hedse selling ths asans the
touched off by the Commodity, Credit
and 1000 bales of cotton waste for export
to japan; Late last , week il was believed
ferred because of objections BY the State
Department to some OF the provisions in
Private cotton crop reports were favor
able, but it was reported that rains will
soon be needed in parts Of Texas to pre-
vent crop deterioration.
The Census Bureau reported June cotton
consumption at 72S,251 bales which was
a little lower than the New York Cotton
Exchange service forecast Of 777,ooo bales,
Late afternoon prices were .95 to
800 q bale higher than the previous close
October, 1910; December. 34.64, and
March, "a 40
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Market AVERAGES
Woshinoton Produce

From the Department Of Agriculture)
receipts from nearby areas. Prices paid
fob. washinston for Federal State graded
eggs RECEIVED from grading stations, Jul,
grade A, large, 81: mediums. 55. o. s.
Grade B. large. 81: mediums, ~.
Current receipts 46-4Sc. Usual lisht Mon
day receipts Prices nominally unchanged
Prices paid fob, Washington: Fowl heavy
flyers and ROSTERS. 36-8i. ''''
DRESSED POULTRY-Market slightly
firmer. with fryers UP "a. Prices paid
lbs. and UP, 81; roasters, 5 lbs. As. Az lbs.
AZ, lbs. 3s. Fryers, 2h-3 lbs. 36h.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Chicuao Grain
SALES.

CHICAGO, July 21 H9.-selling toward
grains on the Board Of Trade today
Prices most yheld slightly above the pre-.
Hedgins pressure entered wheat. PROFIT
taking developed in corn following q state
ment by President Truman that there was
no ground for real alarm, or for specula-
tive increases in food prices, in the corn
situation despite . smaller crop outlook.
Although there was no indication that
the Commodity Credit Corp. had obtained
wheat In the Southwest. the local ONCE OF
that agency announced 1t had purchased
500, 900 bushels OF No. 2 soft red wheat
Cool weather in the Corn Belt and re.
ports of O good domestic -four business
supported an early buying move which
sent prices ahead for gains extending to
'0'O Chicago Cash Market.
So N. S$S:2 sea; an,! Nc: srs !:
yellow l 66Za 90: No white. 2 so
Cats--No. heavy white, 1.13h-1. .15: No
i;osM; No. White; :oa: N Ne; x&htss &
2:25; mating. 1.70-2.25; feed. SOL ;65
all nominal. Rye-No. 2 grades, 2.25-2 60
nominal. Soybeans-No. . yellow, 3.33
Evening star., 1947-07-21

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Evening star., 1947-07-21
NEW YORK, July 81 up. - Dividends
| declared
Richmond Livestock

RICHMOND. va-,July 81 Qo. tUsDA)-
Hoss-Market steady with Friday. on al
weishts; top. $500 for GOOD and G shoist
pounds. 17.o0: 10O-120 pounds, 1900
i2o-I40 pounds. goo; 140-le0 pounds
49, 90: 16e-lso pounds. 24.00; 240-30t
pounds. 23.0O: 800 pounds and up, 22 90
500 pounds, 1900; over 500 pounds, 1900
good stays under $50 pounds, 1900; ovel
$50 pounds, 400.
slaughter classes. Early sales. medium te
good grass-fat steers. Largely 20,00.23 90
with good to choice auotabie higher. NO
much activity on cows: good beef type
auotabie 15.O0-l6.00; fat dairy type
IL 00-14.00: Gamers and cutters; go.
II 90: sausage bulls. mostly ZOO 10. .o9;
early around e2 90; choice. slightly hiEher
Good to choice spring lambs, 0.O0-21. 90.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated fress.)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.

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Hockval 41zs99 13o
Hud&M # 5s 50 57h
&c 43zs SO 81
&c Louvl 3 II $50 9ozt
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|IntHydroEl6s44 loosS
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|Leh Val As 2003 34lh
|LehVl Trm 5s51 72M
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MKT IS 62a 6lA
MKT adj 5s67 6e,A
MKT 1st 4s9O cas-
MKT As So B. So
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Texas Corp 3s651o6A
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West Un Is 80 0oA
Wise Cent Is ~ 76k
Evening star., 1947-07-21
$4,000 Housewives in Area
Ask Probe Of Meat Prices

More than 10000 Washington area
housewives have signed petitions
calling for a Congressional investi-
CATION Of high meat costs, the Wash
ington Committee for Consumer
Protection said today.
The committee also Is urging
housewives not to buy meat all this
week as protest against high prices.
Mrs. Kathleen Cliff, in charge of
volunteers getting signatures, said
workers report more housewives buy
ing poultry. She said the campaign
for signatures is continuing.
Meat counters are not as crowded
as they were," Mrs. Cliff commented.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Business Briefs

Cotton Consumption by domestic
mills in June totaled 728.251 bales
of lint and 72,549 of linters VS.. 827,-
234 and 80,410 in the previous month
and 792,317 and 1881 year earlier
Census Bureau.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
reported insurance in force reached
a new high of s11,245, 1884 ,492 on
June 30. New policies sold in the
first half totaled 1884, ,298,777, a gain
of 1887 from year earlier
Tucker Corp. offering of 1000 ,OOC
shares of class A common stock will
be marketed Thursday at $5 share
Sale of the stock is legal in 80 States
and the District of Columbia.
Safeway Stores, Inc. sales in foul
weeks ended July II totaled $84 1852,
e37, a gain of 41.2% from veal
earlier: in % weeks ended the same
date. s579 ,323,5s4. an increase o.
36.3T,.
Noma Electric Corp. sales in tht
first half totaled s17,200,0 900 VS.. So
100000 in the same 1946 period
Sales in the second half are expected
to exceed $4,000, 900. raising the
1947 total to $4,000 900 VS.. $32,373,'
O92 in 1916.
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana de.
clared a regular quarterly DIVIDEND
of 371a cents common share ane
an extra of Is cents, both payable
September 10.
Bendix Home Appliances, Inc.
in the first half of 1947, produced
2e6 900 automatic washers, equal
ing total output for all of 1916.
Atlantic Refining Co. earned S.
2e5,000, or $207 share in siz
months ended June 80, VS.. s5,146,-
900. or SITS year earlier.
American Car g. Foundry Co. net
income for II months ended April
30 was $5,176,042, or $5.26, VS.. S..
346.6se, or 1854. in the preceding
fiscal period.
Anchor Hooking Glass Corp. ane
subsidiaries earned S4,643,442. OF
$500, in u months ended june
80, VS.. s3,44e, ,167, or $40, in the
previous year.
United Biscuit Co. and subsidi.
aries reported net income of $2,463,.
GOT 'or $3.50 in six months ended
June 80 VS.. $2079, 100 or s2.l6 in the
same 1916 period.
Walter E. Heller g. Co. earned
s310O23 or IS cents in six months
ended June 80 VS.. $303,872 or 81
cents on fewer shares year earlier
Monarch Machine Tool Co. es
timated profit for six months endee
June 80 was s35o,oO0, or s1.65, VS.
1888 ,75o, or sl.35, in the same 194t
period.
Kingston Products Corp. earned
$4o1 .843, or SO cents, in six months
ended June 80, VS.. $93,574, or 9 cents
a year earlier.
Tokheim Oil Tank g. Pump Co
profit for six months ended May g.
was S227,057 or 81 cents VS.. def1ci
of S118,851 in the same 1S46 period
Selby Shoe Co. earned s437 .699 O
sI.S6 in 10 months ended April 81
VS.. s358,534 or $l.55 in the previous
year.
Wheeling e. Lake Erie Ralroat
ordered 1000 lotion steel hoppe
cars to cost around $500, 900 from
Ralston Steel Car Co.
Fay & Scott, a leading New
England tool manufacturer for NOR,
than 60 years, has sold its Dexter
Me, plant and equipment to Whitir
Machine Works of Whitinsville
Mass.
Heintz Mfg. Co. elected j. Marcus
Ward vice president in charge o.
sales.
Koppers Co. appointed DR.. walter
e. Rueckel vice president.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Pastor Dep|ores Shelving
OF Refugee legislation

Action Of Congress In shelving
legislation on displaced persons was
criticized yesterday by the Rev. John
F.. McClelland, preaching at services
of the Silver Spring Congregational
Christian Church at Montgomery
Blair High School.
The pastor, holding services in the
church's temporary quarters, said
the suspension of displaced persons
legislation "is one more indication
that we are afraid to try the way
of love-"
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Many Firms Boosted
Dividends in Half,
Exchange Reports
By Edword {. Stone

e1 ~ SaSfS
OF 773 common stocks listed on
the New York Stock Exchange
which paid dividends in the first halt
year, 81 per cent distributed larger
checks than in the like 1916 period
the Exchange Magazine announces
The increases were due to the ex-
ceptional business prosperity pre-
vailing, the review adds.
Textile stocks made an extra good
showing, 81 out of 80 issues paying
higher dividends than a year ago;
40 automotive companies increased
returns; building stocks lifted pay
ments AZ per cent; chemical stocks
81 per cent; and farm machinery
% per cent. Food and garment stocks
averaged much higher payments.
Leather, mining, paper, retail mer-
chandising, rubber, ship operating
petroleum, steel, iron and coke COM
panies paid better returns than last
year. Firms operating abroad and
many utility concerns expanded
their dividend checks. Reversing the
trend were aviation, railroad anc
shipbuilding companies, a gooc
many dividend cuts being reported
Several Stocks Ex-Dividend.
Several stocks on the Washington
Exchange will pay dividends shortly
among them being National Savings
& Trust, Washington Loan 81 Trust
Washington Gas common, Hecht
common and preferred.
So far in the third quarter the
most active issues have been Gar.
fnckel, Washington Gas, Potomac
Power, and Capital Transit. Bank
stocks are still neglected although
II shares of Riggs National sold the
other day at 312, up five full points
Ten Biggest Banks Listed.
Since the Controller of the Cur
rency's June 80 call, it his been an
nounced that the Bank OF America
remains the largest bank in the
United States. National City is Sec
ond, Chase National third, followed
by Guaranty Trust.
Others among the first 10 are
Continental-I Illinois, National Bank
& Trust, Manufactures Trust, First
National of Chicago, Security First
National. Central Hanover, and
Bankers Trust. The comparisons are
based on deposits.
Riggs Among First 50 Banks.
The Riggs National Bank is now
5Oth in size among all the banks in
the United States, the American
Banker announced today. This is
the first time a Washington bank
has been in this class, the rating
being based on total deposits.
Riggs National reported deposits
of 1921 ,639 ,241.14 on the June call
Following the December call, the
bank stood 54th in the American
Bankers list.
Financial District Comment.
Appointment of Robert H. Rubin
as sales representative for the
Washington area of the United
States Television Manufacturing
Co. was announced today.
Lester o. Braun. promotion man.
ager for Hotpoint, Inc, electrical
appliances manufacturers, has beer
named vice president of the Simon
Distributing Corp, 615 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, officials announced.
One sixth of all business concerns
in the United States are automotive
according to the 1946-47 Automobile
Facts and Figures yearbook just
issued by the American Manufac-
turers Association One in every
seven workers in the nation is en-
ployed in the motor field, largest
source being commercial truck driv-
ing.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
FOREIGN Exchonqe

New York. July 21 R.-Foreigp ex.
dollars, others in cents]:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, 3/16 per cent discount, or 91.s1h
Europe: Great Britain. S4.0234, down
"a OF q cent: France tfranc) .S4A of a
cent, up O0hs; Sweden fkrona) 27.s5
unchanged; Switzerland tfranc) comb
% 40, unchanged
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Odd-Lot Dealings

securities and F1ensnae Commission re-
ported today these transactions by custom
ers with odd lot dealers or specialtsts on
1857 purchases involving y1.193 shares:
3.e97 sales involving .112, ~ shares; tn,
cludine 55 short sales tn7oiyinz z,1oo
shares.
Evening star., 1947-07-21

Houriy sales On the E1ehanse Today:
II: zoo an. $50 coo 1900 noon $40 600
100 Pm. 40 900 2:o0 p.m. SEQ ooo
runtev or receiyership,s or being reorEani1ed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates OF
dishursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special Or extra dividends are
4 Also extra or extras Plus stock divt.
dend. 4 Cash Or stock; Paid last year;
far this year. b PAYABLE In canadian
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid or
declared thia rear.
Evening star., 1947-07-21
Chicuqo Livestock
Dividends Announced

The Chicago hog market opened 25 3
so cents higher; top, S27.25. Cattle ant
sheen were fiRher.
Evening star., 1947-07-21

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Comerl Solv y g
Com wlthEd LAO
Com wi q South
Com q So pf Ok
Conde Mast l.
Congoleum-N 10
! Cons Eds 100
Cons Eds pf6-
Cons Nat Gas 2
ConsRRCub pf
Cons r st 1.60a
Cons vultee hg-
Consum Pow 1g-
tConsumP pf4h
IContainer Cp 2g
tContain Cp pf4
Cont Baking L.
Cont Can L.
Cont D Fib Kg-
lcont Insurnc 2
Cont Motors
Cont Oil Del 1g-
Cont Steel hg--
ICooper-Bess
tCornExch 80 ]
Corn Prod 2 Ag-
Cornell-D Z so
CoruingGlass "
Coty Inter zoe
Crane Co 1. 80
crm OF VIII l.60
Crown Eel 1.30g
tCrown z pf4.2o
Crucible Steel
Crucible Stl pf 5
tCuba r r Of !
Cuban Sug As
Cudahy P 1.60s
Cuneo Press s4g-
Curtis Publish
tCurtis r pf TX
Curtis p prpf 3a
curt-Wright he
tCurt-WrightA 2.
DANA CORP l.
Uay Pe&Lt .90g
DayfonRub .90g.
Decca Rec l
Deep RkOil .70g
Deere d Co hR-
Deere pf lao.
Del d Hudson 4.
Del Lack d Wn
Den & r q W ct
C&R q W pf CT
Oet Eds 1.20b :.
| lDetMichSto.S0a
lDevoe&RA1.20a
Dist Cp.Sea 60
tDixie Gun A2h ]
Doehler-Jarvs 1
Dome Mine IT'S
DougiasAir TIE
Evening star., 1947-07-21

Rates Of dividends IN the foregoinl
table are annual disbursements based Of
the last quarterly or semiannual declara
tion. Unless otherwise noted, special o
extra dividends are not included. {. Ais
extre or extras b Plus stock dividend
Cash or stock. 9 Paid last year. Pay
able in stock, Declared or paid 90 r.
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. New issue. WV With warrants
XIV without warrants
Evening star., 1947-07-21

WORLD BANK
Int Bk IS 72 wi1o2 ,
IntRk2Ms67R 1Q1 q