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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-14

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Evening star., 1947-02-02
Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO FEB: ] e, pnitsd, State; y. Is. De-
1000 estimated; total not given; COM
w''a and xt 5o95 hsheq
i salabie is Cattle cattle. 500 estimated: total
not given; compared week ago fed steers
and ysa1s 5g sradnE
averaRe-medium kinds, 90 to LOO higher;
ayerage-choice I.247-lb. steers topped at
&c. 90: comparable mixed steers and heifers
scaling 1000 lbs. $3.50; good % choice
average medium to high good steers closed
at 18.50-24 90: comparable heifers, IL. 90
22 90: stock cattle moderately active,
scarce, fully steady at 15.50-17 so; good
1855 1880 down to $50; bsef bulls week bat
1880 down. outside heavy sausase. bulls.
Is 75; yealers unchanged at $500 down.
given: COMPARED week 40 SLAUGHTER lambs
lover after being 25 or more hisher early,
other classes scarce; weeks sales good
sa0iss nsse sd cesns sep
load 119-lb. averages included at 2235;
woolskins. 5000: three loads medium to
mostly mostly s1oSS E5sds Mnsas psastnrfd
Il 90; load good and choice 106-lb. clip
decks dec coM parable Grade sat NO, / to fsil
ng 9rn eh pss and so.d5 q So 0aa s.1o sGos
yethers. go. 90. with yearling ewes and
rood and choice slaugtter ewes, s.75-
925, Latter price TOP early for two ears cars
to good ewes. from wheat pasture averag-
ing 107-111 lbs. S.25 and $50; two loads
mostly medium ewes, 7.75 and 500,
Evening star., 1947-02-02
D. {. Exchange Prices
Around Best Levels
Al End Of Month
By Edward c. Stone

Twenty-six issues appeared In
trading on the washington Stock
Exchange in the first month Of 1947.
prices ending January around their
best levels, with bank stocks. de-
partment store and miscellaneous
shares in the best demand. Bonds
were firm, a survey shows.
Riggs National Bank common was
the highest priced and most active
issue .on the board, the closing sale
being at $50. Other high priced bank
stocks were Washington Loan &
Trust, at 375, and American Secur-
tty 81 Trust, at 345.
Julius Garfinckel AZ per cent
preferred led store stocks in trading
volume, with the new common stock
also in lively demand. Hecht COM
mon and Woodward g. Lothrop COM
mon and preferred figured in the
months sales.
Mergenthaler Linotype was an
outstanding stock, opening at 531a
and climbing to SO. Peoples Drug
was strong, moving to IS after clos
ing 1916 at ST..
Area Sales Manager Named.
Dictograph Products, Inc, yester-
day announced appointment of
Evening star., 1947-02-02
New Trial Frees Two
In Tennessee Riot
BY The Assoeioisd Press

LAWRENCEBURG, Tenn, Feb.
IA Maury County Circuit Court
jury yesterday returned a verdict Of
not guilty in the new trial of two
Negroes charged with intent to COM
NIT murder in racial disturbances
at Columbia, Tenn, February Is,
1916.
The two, John McKivens, 26, and
Robert Gentry, Is, previously had
been convicted on the charges and
sentenced to not more than q years
IN the State penitentiary.
At the trial last October, % other
Negroes were acquitted of charges
growing out of the disturbances.
District Attorney General Paul
Bumpus recommended the verdict
and no testimony was taken.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Lorge Housing Issue
Scheduled for Week
By the Assoeiutad Pra,.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-State, NUM-
cipal and housing authority bond
offerings in the coming week will
total s25, 5,378, 1896, compared with $42,- .
449, $50 the past week and a weekly
average so far this year of $47976,-
5l3, the Daily Bond Buyer of New
York reported.
New York City Housing Authority
Will open bids Monday on SIG, ,137, 900
temporary loan notes due August ~.
Lawrence, Mass, will receive bids
until Tuesday on $1,000,00 tenn
porary loan notes.
The State of Alabama will open
bids Wednesday on $4,000, 900 docks
expansion bonds and the same day
New Mexico will offer 9l,0OO,0Oo
debentures.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1 R.-APPLEs-
Market about steady; Supplies IL liberal yis- de-
y. s. No. Is tunless otherwise stated; /;
R.aslou. eoas snes Bssk ssaef Rwss Rs
quality. 2 ,oo-25: Romss, sM inches and 81,
sss,mss ss incs.s fsir AND sS.ssy5 sD
~. s.so.ss. i.x hishss; MsIntosh. "a
times, time, son some i no Grade or or size marx. ofdi-
rotstoesEMsrEst dun; SUPPLIES Lib
So. No. Is si sanisss 10Th othersiss stated PsnnsyI:
.saaasdr' D.psr .ssks s04
sweet potstoesMMarket about steady;
sapDs Mss1ss rasE Vrr5s easse srnd S.,Es.s se.
eoIaens. .; 9. No. is. a.ses5S; few bsst:
fssns S Is Y.ms aas7s s.nsl.y ,ss Su'lsy lsf
quality. Soy Is; Nancy Halls; 1sir
quality and, condition. L. .75:, North and
seshs saa osr0g' g. e. mo- sushs hs sssss:
hampers, Golden, U. s. No. Is. $50.
Poultry Quotations. 80.
Poultry - Market slightly weaker
shisssnS barely steady Others; ssesipss
p,r mand very ltght; frysrs, sprinEsrds and ,In
incl Including bullets. $6-3s some ,s.r 10y as 81
horns. horn mostly mostly Is. i fey lover: ducks. Sc 80;
turkeys very few sales, hens. 4o-4s; toms
Livestock Market.
Cattle-none. Compared with week ago:
General trade slow all week: outlet limited
to most local buyers; slaughter steers and
hslfers COWS dTssss fully gv. 90
bulls steady to weak; stocksrs and feeders
fairy s sstiys fS0r 4o
and choice fed steers 22.00-23. 90: load lot
top $3.50; bulk medium to average good
Is abc. ssst es h.ser asa stssr eaSm e.
average good 1880 u 90; few top good
ls:50-20 90; top medium and good young
hsls hser sn TYPE eue.ps tsr y sS
zoo. down: good beef bulls e.5o-17 90:
am Hssas 5as n and and
dunn lightweisht stock steers 11,50-16.a5.
eSa1ee ysssT. with .cSs Wssk
Steady sGo1 lower aa Frade under pressure weak
iarss so sf's s 90 Strictly choice IS %:
down d' to 1000: anderweisSts as low IS
Hoss-Nose. Compared with week ago;
ste Market 's On seos and
b. hsS Ss 4s 1896 SS1Se s s S So SSosSO u.s. %
s2e5: good and choice sows, 2o.25 with
heavy scws selling considerably lower.
Slaughter lambs in meager supply all
food and choice so-i1o il. woolsd lambs.
1880; cuils down to II: 80: siaushter ewes
Common cSe s'esns and med medium. 1907 80; cuiis
down to 500
Grain Market.
WHsseeRss WHestseeepfs 1854 busheIs s ssip
ments. soo.Ta5 bushels: stocks. I.So3,1os
bushels cipsing prices, wheat. No. red
garlieky. SPOT. domestic; g.34; wnsat, a,. NO 10
: corn-Rsceipts, 21a,aos bushels: ship
ments, 9.0s2 bushels: stocks, 2,241,634
:. osts-Rseeipts. sag. e ..e bushels: ship
2 white oats, 1s00-1 .05. . nm
BUSHES. Rssssssss.ss ssess ssssf Sat sush.is SOO0
none: stocks. 1914 bushels.
COG sf5sSssets 5ases soess sSs ssssi
straW@MarTst STEADY; wheat straw. No.
7sn.s.P s,7 e SIS Pe5 S.s ton market steady, t,o-
ton. For ali sTadss below No. prices
Esss-Marfet barely steady. with weak.
selling prices; grade A extra large. mostly
g. g. fsx .dSs Sosi ss ss5.cs few srs s5 sssd i'S
large, 37-3s, few higher: mediums, 35:3s.
lew. higher; current receipts, unsraded,
Evening star., 1947-02-02
THE SUNDAY STAR washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, fEBauARY Z, lsu
Paper Troopers Pass
n Million Lb. Mark,
$4,000 Received

Checks mailed out to the Parent
Teacher, Home and School and
other organizations participating in
The Evening Star-PTA paper sale
wage campaign last week brought
to slightly more than STE, 900 the
amount received by these Wganiza-
tions through The Star for their
activity in the salvage drive.
Last week also was marked by
the passing of another milestone -
collections made since The Star
pioneered the salvaging of paper
for war purposes on December 1,
lS41. topped the 27,00o, ,o00-pound
mark.
Last weeks pickups showed an IN
crease of about $1,000 pounds over
-the previous week. boosting the
grant total to 27,o61,6i3 pounds.
Among the collections not re.
ported before were: Congress
Heights, 1851 pounds; Grant, 2,o7s
pounds; Hyde, 2,475 pounds; Lafa.
tyette. 6,040 pounds; Bradley. 7.4So
pounds; Adams, 670 pounds: Murch,
l,T4 pounds; Westbrook, $50
pounds; Janney. 1910 pounds:
Mann. 900 pounds; Key, ASIA
pounds; Hardy, 1854 pounds; Stod-
dert, 2,756 pounds; st. Thomas,
LOIS pounds; Langdon, 1850
pounds; Montrose, 2,2o7 pounds:
Woodridge, 1857 pounds; Benninr.
2,575 pounds; Kenilworth. 4iS
pounds; Burrville. Also pounds:
Smothers. 525 pounds; Edmonds ZOO
pounds; Seaton, 925 pounds; Hayes.
oD pounds; Blair, 1888 pounds:
Madison, 7l6 pounds; Ludlow, 1,64o
pounds; Kingsman. 1884 pounds.
Collection schedules in the first
district tomorrow, together with the
leaders are as follows:
Evening star., 1947-02-02
here 70 Go
hat To Do

DRAMA.
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Jewish Community Center. IN Cafrits An
ditoriun, sixteenth and q streets, NV.
$40 Ssoek aan nsns aG. shSsssh s;a,s
by the Catholic University Players in the
nn Gsmnus s.t Tnsattsr $50 o'clock nishsly
LECTUREs.
world Jewry and Postwar settlement" !"
s Dy Dr :, Ah tps
zionist Emergency Council. in hospitality
room, Jewish Community Center, sixteenth
and s.rssss Ws NM sse s.yslss sesk 81 Man
cuis childs. noted author; lecturer and
news CORRESPONDENT, in the South American
Room, Hotel statier. 4:30 pm. tomorrow.
MEETING.
NoAR Labor Zionist Youth Group, Jewish
Community Center, sixteenth and g streets
organ recital, All Souls Unitarian
orsan recital eta washington Cathedral. 5
I; 1rens as0sx Mark in piano recital II tn. east
garden court. National Gallery OF Art,
s.i ssa1iis: ss...i NsSss,si dsllsf9 1900 twenty:
SPECIAL ExHIBITs.
The Public Library OF the District 81
Colambia, Eighth and streets NJ open
8 am. 70 2 pm. MONDAY throush Thurs,
ss..ssuraassss ss.ss ass p..aslnss 3 ), Howard eaasas'
through February.
Pan Anerie.n Unisn. ssysntsenth street
and Constituticn avenue NV, open An.
Kingman Of Ecuador, throush February.
Turner Sehesl, stanton road and Ala
daily: American Veterans commlttee.
ary s.
Barnett Alden Gallery Of Art, 1s7 Ran,
dolph place NV, open weekdays. . to ~
of Aasaiesn sSaaass paintin.s q D for The home,
'nsssa Nssen.l Ssiissy .. Art. sixth Street and
pm. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm. SUNDAYS;
Etchinss and drawings BY Alphonse Lesros'
French artist; from 70 the Adams coiecti0h
Fish. and WildIifs Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building,
Fourteenth and = streets NV, open q m.
TO- to 4;So PM diily Dspi.y Sf frssh9,Satef .I9oS
FslEer snaksspsa1s Library, open 2 pm.
proclsmstion signed 81 British kinss from
AeRhS ESr.ly % q = c.nsss.:. ssn opsn s e Il
pm. through Saturday and 1880 an. to
10 pm. SUNDAYS; original Lacoek Abbey
copy Of the MAGMA carta on loan from ths
is4s: :n notes and related ma materiais from the
Dayton G. Miller collection, through Febru-
ary; original draft Of Lincoln,s Gettys.
burg Address. for an indefinite period;
exhibit marking the centennial OF Iowa;
prints and drawings, including early archi-
lecture Of the Capitol, tourist guides, books
and pamphlets, through February.
Phillips Memorial Gallery. 1900 Twenty
rss street nv open an to 10 ;n
days; recent paintings BY Mary Watkins,
YOUTH CENTER.
Organization meeting of the Washing
ton Youth Friendship Center. under, au-
spices Of Biosophical Institute. Speakers:
Daniel Ensel and David Hennig both OF
New York centers: in Room II, Willard
FOR sERvICEMEN. :
Sightseeing tour Of Zoo, leave club
lounge, 2 pm. today; buffet supper, o:1g
teaash D5se'1sl Sso Club soi Psnn.,i
tea dance with orchessr.s ,3 $40 pm Pm to; To-;
sss shoaboat sk 7sS sssps oclocs, & and dance VIE
CUB. ciSb.sifd, 1911 i a'Gf Street NV NV. ' w.
Buffet supper, $50 o'clock. and oriags, &C.
teenth and K streets NV.
For Officers: Bridge, pm. today: buf-
sh.stqs efs supper SIS 0ssio sioek ans oe:r.
Twenty.hrst street NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. P.-Proht-takine
toward the close erased a large part OF
around 3 cents in wheat on the board of
trade today. Corn and oats strong early,
also fell back under tho weight OF week
During the early part Of the session
March and september wheat aEsin estab-
focal traders and commission houses. Larse
export allocations for March, announced
last niKht. and unfavorable westher slim
ulated the early buyinK.
wheat closed u to cents hisher
March 90 1864: corn vas unehansed to y
higher. March 81 32ss-M, and oats y
lower to V hiRher, March 76h-h.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

land. He Is a native Of Syracuse,
N. Y, and graduate Of st. Lawrence
University.
Mr.. Stephenson started his busi-
ness career with the Gulf Oil Co.
as supervisor of company operated
service stations in Western New
York. He resides in Arlington.
Store Sales Gains Smaller.
Department store sales in the
Capital for the week ended January
Is were only per cent above a year
ago, the Richmond Reserve Bank
reported. This was the smallest
year. to-year gain in many weeks. q,
Sales were7 per cent ahead of the
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Tobacco Markets
By fhs Associofsd Press

Virsinia's major hue-cured tobacco
markets have closed their seasons report.
ing the largest volume OF business in his
Danville Friday reported the end OF its
season with a sale of more leaf than ever
before and for the most money ever re-
turned to growers IN that area in single
portant mart on the leaf circuit reported
finishing one Of the most successful sea-
sons in the markets history
Sales In IL Danville warehouses since
the opening of the season last September
Of IS Sss
tablished q year ago.
Volume for the season on the Danyills
noors scared to 74,195.092 pounds: which
surpassed last years record Of 6.724. .6l9
millions Of pounds of leaf sold In 1889.
sversEs price this s.sson@s4s.ii SSSs4 I'll per per
hundredweight--was the second best paid
81 pis n 1913 rsn dn; n s 81 aa. mn
Of pounds Of tobacco were marketed. The
average last year was S45.0s.
RALEIGH. N. c., Feb. 1 LR.-Flue-cu
tobacco sales continued today At winston
Salem s.I. last remaining rem msFses n ths oa
ended its season yesterday with nnal ssles
Cleanup sales are expected 10 bs held
next week ss o{S R{rpyi,l: syII w. which va
the is4s-47 season yesterdsy. ~ ~
Prices on the old belt yesterday generally
were downward, with fair and lower auali-
ties suffering the majority Of losses. Some
better grades advanced. Losses ranged
common to fair leaf and Ss to 81 In low
and fair smoking leaf Grades Good 70
fine qualities advanced 81 to 50.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, FEB. j. R9.-Cotton fu-
lures. following early irregularity. turned
strong today. Early iauidating move
leans and Midwestern buying and the
market readily responded. onerings were
Hight on the advance.
nuenced BY the recent advance in prices.
although there was . disposition noted
to operate cautiously on the selling side
as 4 result Of the tight cotton statis-
Futures closed 80 cents to 81 20 .
bale higher than the previous close.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

Harold G. Ste
phenson, jr., as
sales manager OF
the Washington,
Virginia an d
Maryland dis
trict, with offices
at 927 Fifteenth
street.
He has been
w a S h / n 6 t o n
sales manager
for the Ward
Stilson Co., and
formerly W a s
with American
Airlines ere
A t~ ~nv,4
Evening star., 1947-02-02
NEW ENGLAND FARM

Authentic Early American home on so
acres in beautiful Pomperaug Valley at
Woodbury., Conn; exceptional value at
$50, 600; New England Colonial home COM
pletely modernized for gracious, comfort
able living; built in 1884 of double shiplap
construction features entrance photo
sraped in magazines as perfect example Of
architecture Of period; contains 13 rooms;
open fireplace kitchen; other buildings in
clude lpine-paneled guest cottage. studio,
garages. sound barns, poultry house; roll
Ing acreage with fertile fields, woodland,
rock-lined duck pond For details and
photosfaphs: call Mrs. McPike. GL. 135S'
BROWN REALTY CORR. DU. s5oe.
Brokers' co-operation invited.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

CAieass Cash Market.
No. " 1ss 9.si: % Nc. s. i.1sk-1 .aaM. o.ts
No. 1 heavy white, Sb: No. O. -S4h; No. 2,
white. 81. barley. mating. 1.56-1 81, nomi.
nal; feed, 1.02-1 rs nominal; held seed
per hundredWeisht nominal. Red clover.
As. .00-47 90 sweet clover. II Sol 90; red
top, II 60-1S.60 timothy, 7.40-7b.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Market Averages
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. l. P.-Ciosing
foreign exchange rates follow (Great
Britain In dollars, others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, per cent discount or $500,
U. c. cents, UP i. Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain $4.021s, un-
changed; France ifranc) .s4h, un-
changed: Sweden tkrona). 27.S5. un-
changed: Switzerland Qranc) tcoml.)
%. 40, UNCHANGED.
Latin America: Argentina. free, "a As,
UNCHANGED. Brazil, free $50. unchanged;
Mexico. 2o.64. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
BOND SUMMARY

tFurnishe1 hy tie Assseisted kress.t
eeioeted list sf aeEave Bends en- The
New Yark stock Exehange. Sheying the
high. lsw and elssing UFice for the week,
and the. net ehanEe IRON the previsas
SATURDAYS efsse.
Evening star., 1947-02-02
CURB SUMMARY

UurnhAeA by The AssseiatsA Rrs6s.}
selected tis4 ef acs1ye stecks en- thu
New xerk 0tsck kxehaage. sAs0inG TIE
hish. lev and elsgang priea fer tn vesk
ana the net ehange fro08 the pfeyieus
Evening star., 1947-02-02
CupituI Securities

Over the Counter.
The following bid and asked quotations
on Washington securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members Of the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc,
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled for
Evening star., 1947-02-02

Rates Of dividends in the sforegoinE table
are annual dibursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declarasion Un-
less otherwise noted, special or sxtra divi-
extras. B Plus stock dividend: Cash orl
stock Paid last year, Payable tnI
year. PAYABLE IN Canadian funds.
< Accumulated dividends paid or 3eclaledI
this ysar: H Ney Issue. iut. " WIN var
Evening star., 1947-02-02
Baltimore Markets

.paid in 1s4e. tPius extra or extras.
Evening star., 1947-02-02

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12

We all are proud to know that he
made a safe trip -. MT. PLEAS
ANT BAPTIST CHURCH .... The
Shining Star Gospel Singers will
sponsor program Sunday night
at 8 p M. at Mt Pleasant Also SER
vices Sunday morning. Sunday
School and BTU at the regular
times .,........ SAMARITAN HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH see. Rev. ]. T.
Burnett will conduct servi
day and night. Sunday School and
BTU also .... Rev. j, T. Burnett
pastor 49,, FIRST BAPTIST 9th
AND PINE 80. The Senior Glass
VIII render a program Sunday
night at 8 P. M. Services at IL
A. M. Also Sunday School and
BTU Rev. G. W. Sangster, pastor.
-. The STATE PRESS is on sale
at the office of Henry Porch, 1905
Magnolia st. and J. II. Saulters
Newsstand at POI ID E. Washing
ton Avenue $50. Get your news to
H. Porch before Monday for pub
LEGATION. We receive advertise
ments Of any kind or size See
your statesmen around NRL for
your paper. The STATE PRESS
Is also on sale at Gray's Cafe,
lilo Vine Street ............ so CIAL
NOTES -. Miss Catherine Porch
left Wednesday for Hampton. Vir.
ginia where she will enter Hamp-
ton Institute. Sunday School Class
No. 2 of King Solomon Baptist
Church gave a lovely party for
her September 2 80. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mason were honored last
Wednesday night when Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Hill gave a buffet
dinner for them. The house was
beautifully decorated with red
roses and mixed linnias. In the
center of the dining table was a
beautiful wedding cake decorated
with pink roses A delicious menu
was served. The bride wore a
beautiful brown lace gown with
gold accessories while the groom
wore a white palm beach suit.
Among those present were, ohm
Atkins of Chicago, ILL.,, Mr. and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-09-12

c. M. c. - Seven years ago |
met the only man in the world
for me. A perfect gentleman, a To-
yer and everything girl would
want in a man. I had my career
and did not care to get married.
he was very insistent, worried me
nearly to death but l had every
thing | thought | wanted. Recent
ly he has not been the same, he
sees me regularly, is marvellous
companion but I know he has 9TH
err women. He insists that he
doesn't. l want to marry him now
but he isn't ready. 1t is breaking
my heart
Ans: He's practically a confirm
ed bachelor now and II will re-
quire new and varied technique
on your part II you get him TO
change his mind. You can't do il
by appearing over anxious as you
are right now - date a few other
fellows and give him something
to worry about as you did a few
years back. Send for Happier Liv-
ing Lesson No. A. HOW TO WIN
A MAN, price ESQ.
ssss 80
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. l-Abbe's 1s47 Inspira-
Reading (slvs bIrthdate) price
rs cents.
Lesson No. 2-How To Hold Your
Mate. price Is cents.
Lesson No.3-The Way To Hap
piness, price rs cents.
Lesson No. Allow To Win A
Man, price rs cents.
Lesson No Show to Gain and
Hold Money, IS eenta