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Evening star., 1948-08-02

"IJnited states Msrs6al's sale Of pine
lumber. fire extinsuishers, Office equip
nent Bv virtue of orders of the District
Columbia and to me directed will sell;
BY public auction at Weschlers. 9o5 E
st. NV. Tuesday, August 3, 1a4s 10:3G
M 337 pieces pine 2X4Xl2. lX6x1C and
fx6X10: 10. C-O-Two, Foam Fire and
stemare fire extinguishers, Wiz billing
ma chimes steel, legal and card files, desks,
chairs electric heaters. etc. Seized and
levied upon in the matter of Howard w.
CLARK VS.. Robert H. r. Blickle, jr., and and
nicipal Court No A-24445 Terms: Cash
w. BRUCE MATTHEWS. United States
Marshall in and for the District OF
Columbia
Evening star., 1948-08-02

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers
Notice is hereby given that on Friday.
Aug. 6, 194s. commencing at $50 am.
and continuing if necessary each Tuesday
and Friday thereafter. we will sell at
public auction at Weschler's, 905 E st.
NV, to enforce our liens for storage and
for other charges, goods stored with US
in the names of Mrs. Dorothy Smith.
Joseph L. Ward, William ]. Brooks. Clinton
D: Lutz. John Rawlings Mary Mason, J.
Warren Butler, James Morse. R. r. Potter.
RerniCe Keeling. Mrs. TeSsie Brown.
Harold w. Aker L. D. Uptegrow, Mr. and
Mrs. p. J. Masheter, H. E. Whiteside,
William Morris, Mae McAlwee, Mrs. V.
interest, please take notice LION TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO, 460 New York
ave. NV. Jy.1 81 .au2
Evening star., 1948-08-02

aE The above sale has been postponed
until Monday, the 9th day of August. AID.
194s, at the same place, at 4,3O o'clock
m. By order OF the trustees.
Evening star., 1948-08-02

CONTINUED on Next Psss.l
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"a
and fountain dept. Permanent positionn
rREsGE TsE CO, 5Sss conn. ave, neal
SAfEsLADTEs. experienced, excellent earn.
ines. for exclusive speciality shop. .furs
coats. suits. dresses. sportswear; Apply oT
95ninFS B466 for intervev R 0HlD appointment KAP
IoWITZ. on 18th between E and NV. -
SALESWOMEN, 5-day 40-hour week: 2o-.
dce A. on dor kANN A9ps sons c
SALESWOMEN who seek opportunity OF
Increasing family income. Have OPENING
corsetry. Real opportunity for woman TO
become perm anently established in busi-
ness of her own, without any investment
sEAMSTRFSS. som. one who can uss 2
blind stitch machine: good pay. air-cond
shop. IRVINGs, 10th and sts. NV
SECRETARY. for ouie. ofice: permanen'.
stenograp phic and general secretarial duties,
in modern air-conditioned once: 5-oay a,y
Er%sY sToR sc St ,sa5 fsY h AGa!s
sc e. ssfpf for nss assii ss0s
ONCE; salary open. JOAN ROBERTS
ao4rl lr9P sabafsz ss Apply
ices nea. appearing ygong xftb Ifdy Ss ds
ssisEasiis6ed siF9bsiii 0s hrm l DiSersfed interesting
duties. Must have average shortnann
SI Win 'yiiii ability Pleasant Working conGi-
tons. For appt.' call Elk 'sf@. @N
ssEhcRRETARY-sTENoGRAPHERs. expe-
rienced, for permanent positions; o-day'
4O-hr. week; excellent working condt-
tons; geed pay ora Apply syoEp EmpieZppeat nj,
srcprr.Ry-srgsb.. age as-a5. 4o.kr.
vi salary open Please reply by. letter,
giving brief educational and work history.
SS99cRETARY-TYPIsT-sTENoG. S9 and gen
erai ONCE work: operats disespnRene oapR o.
in small interesting ONCE. Good salary
Only efacient and capable need Apply
SERVICE DESK CLERK. 5-day wk.: good
salary permanent position: Emp once;
ard f.. RALEIGH HABERDASHER, 1910
suk FINlsHERs-Apply BLUE BANNER
LAUNDRY $50 7th st. sc. u
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS. experienced and
reliable: good pay, apply to NJ; H., D.ks'
Evening star., 1948-08-02

ADAM A. WESCHLER son. auction
eers-Household furniture. new Estate
deep freeze. display cases, meat slcer
right pianos. BY order of John F. Hill
yard. attorney for estate of Mary E.
Bowen deceased The Anchor Transfer
WeEchlers, 905 st. NV. tomorrow.
commencing at a.30 q M. and continuing
until mtdafternoon. Groups for dining.
dinette, living and bedrooms, chests of
drawers, vanities, dressers china cases.
twin and double beds. box and coil springs,
inner-sprlng and felt mattresses. tables,
chairs, kitchen and utility cabinets. ply
alclans examination table and cabinets,
and other personal effects.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Exchange

Potomac Electric Power $50 pt "A"-50
at 45, 20 at 45. 10 at 45. 10 at 40.
Potomac Electric. Power $50 .pf BIB
at As. 20 at As
Garfinckel 4hFe pf-50 at 21'4.
Garfinckel 61aG pf-10 at &c.
Washington Gas common-1S at 20.
Potomac Electric Power common-30 at
Potomac Electric Power $50 pf a.
Potomac Electric Power common-1o at
CAPITAL Transit Coo at 1874.
Capital Transit 1st ref 4s-S1 900 at a213.
Potomac Electric Power common-2OO at
l3La.. 2Gn at l3A
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Bevin Says Kidnapped
Russian changed Mind
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, June 10-Foreign Sec
retary Bevin said yesterday that
Russian Col. j. D. Tassojew, who
turned up here mysteriously last
mouth, was case of man who
changed his mind.
Col. Tassojew disappeared from
his post as Russian reparations Of
ficer in Bremen, and the Russians
charged he had been kidnapped by
the Americans. This was denied.
and shortly afterward the Foreign
Office said Tassoiew had appeared
in London asking political asylum
Nobody seemed to know just how
he got to London.
On May q responsible British
sources said Tassojew had been re-
turned to the Russians, probably at
his own request.
Back with the Russians, Tasso-
jew was said by Tass, Soviet news
agency, to have made a statement
that he had been kidnapped in
Bremen, taken to Britain, and that
he returned to Germany only after
he had escaped from London in
telligence service apartment
Tass quoted him as saying he
was beaten and forced to sign
political statement. Mr.. Bevin said
in the House Of Commons today he
was satisfied that Tassojew was not
beaten, "or anything Of the kind"
Mr.. Bevin said Tassojew was per-
mitted to leave England voluntarily,
just as he had come to England.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Sergeant 10 Address
Librarians Banquet

Rowland H. Sergeant, deputy as
sistant secretary for public affairs
in the State Department, will ex-
plain the Role Of the Library in
the United States Information
Program Abroad to members OF
the Special Libraries Association at
their annual banquet in the Hotel
Statler at 8 o'clock tonight.
More than 1000 special librarians
are here for the associations seth
annual convention, which opened
yesterday and will continue through
tomorrow.
"A journalist and an author were
principal speakers at two conven-
ton gatherings yesterday. Mrs.
Olive E. Clapper addressed lunch.
con session. Relman NORM, chief
Of the Associated Press Washing
ton Bureau, spoke before publishers
and newspaper librarians in the
Burlington Hotel.
Outlining the history of the Asso-
ciated Press during its hundred
years of existence, Mr.. NORM said
American newspapers have grown
tremendously in stature" in recent
years because of increased public
interest in world affairs and the
availability Of foreign and national
news through news agencies.
Mrs. Clapper in discussing the
atomic age, called for deeper knowl-
edge to bridge the gap between
science and an antiquated political
world organization.
Commissioner Guy Mason also
spoke and a message was read from
President Truman.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

Hourly SaIea on ths E1ehanEe LOU:
II 100 an. 300 600 1900 noon 5eo ooo @
1.Of m. go 600 quo o m l 100 600
tUnit of trading, 10 shares 'In bank.
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed BY such companies Rates Of
dividends in the FOREGOING table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
not Included Ex dividend. xr TX rights.
Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi:
dend. Cash or stock. e Declared or paid
mated cash value on ex dividend. date.
8 Paid last rear. b Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split. up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared this year
3 Payable in stock, exact cash Salue unoe-
termined on declaration date.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, June 10 up CUSDA).-Sal-
able hogs, 5000: total. 11,0OO: fairly
active: 50-75 cents higher; instances up
| 90 on weights over 800 pounds: sows.
75 cents to / 90 higher; top, $500: bulk
good and choice 170-240 pounds. "a 90
- 475; 250-280 pounds, 22.75-24. 90:
20.O0-si %; most good. $50 800
pound sows, 17.50-19 80: good cleaRnce
Salable cattle, $500; total, 5000: sal
able calves, 600; total. 800; general mar
ket mvch less active than Wednesday;
good and choice yearling steers and heif-
ers steady but comparable 1.200-1 $50
pound bullocks, fully so cents lower: de-
mand very limited; common and medium
light steers and heifers also 80 cents
down: choice 41-pound steers topped
at 37.50; good and choice yearlings and
light steers, 34.5O-37 90: choice 96O-
pound heifers. $500: common and me
dium steers and heifers, 1900 5000:
common and medium beef cows, so cents
to LOO lower at 20.50-24 90; good cows
cutters $3.50 cents lower at 15.50-l9 90:
bulls and vealers steady: weighty sausage
bulls to $500; selected vealers to 5000.
salable sheep, 1000. total. 1000;
moderately active; slaughter lambs, 80
cents higher; fve loads good and choice
mostly No. ! pelted mixed lamb and
yearling mouths around 90-pound aver
ages. $500; these sfeedlot mates to
string here Wednesday at 27.50; load
medium and good shorn lambs, 1925;
spring lambs, 81 OO-32.00; slaughter
ewes UNCHANGED at 11:50 down.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Aircraft Stocks Rise
|After Announcement
OF Big Plane Orders
. By the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, June 10.-Demand
for aircraft issues broadened in to-
days stock market soon after the
Air Force announced it will buy
2,201 planes as a step toward forma-
ton of a 70-group air arm.
Gains ranged to more than a point
and a couple of issues hit new highs
for the lear or longer. The balance
Of the market moved over a narrow
price field with advances and de-
clines thoroughly mixed.
Rail issues made a fairly good
showing at one time but buying in
terest in this group later faded.
Turnover was comparatively slow
although running at a rate we'll
above 1,000,00 shares for the full
day.
Cities Service dipped in the curb
while gains were scored for United
States Air Conditioning and Con-
solidated Gas of Baltimore.
Grumman landed wen in front of
the aircraft division. adding more
than 3 points at one time. Direc-
tors voted late yesterday to distribute
one additional share of stock for
each share now held.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Business Briefs

BANK Hearings III ~ ledullls
cities expanded to $13,088. l29 900 in
the week ended June 9, gain of
1l.4oe from the previous holiday
week. but only 19To above the like
l947 week-Dun & Bradstreet.
Commercial, Industrial and Farm
Loans of member banks in leading
cities totaled S14,l13000,000 on June
2 a drop of SOL 100000 from a week
earlier, but $2361 100000 above a
year earlier-Federal Reserve Board.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week will total
107,587 units VS.. 69,864 in the Me-
moria. Day week. - Automotive
News. In cluded will be 80,705 cars
and 26,692 trucks VS.. 49,723 and 90
141 in the preceding period.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended June totaled 821,213 cars,
. drop OF 9.2eo from the previous
week and $50 below year earlier.
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. merger
with Cliffs Corp, which was con-
tested by minority stockholders. was
approved by Common Pleas Judge
Charles j. McNamee in Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul &
Pacific Railroad received ICC per-
mission to issue $7,122,000 of equip
ment trust certificates.
Florida Power e. Light Co. offer
ing of $11,0O0,000 of $50 first
mortgage bonds was marketed to-
day by Hartman Ripley g. Co. at
10246 plus interest.
Liggett d Myers Tobacco Co.
stockholders will vote July on
plan to liberalize its employees re-
tirement program. Cost of the plan
would be raised from S915,217 in
l947 to about $l,420,000 annually.
Globe -Wernicke Co. stockholders
will vote June 18 on plan to issue
rights to common holders to pur-
chased a new share of common for
each six held at a price of $3.50 a
share.
Southern Pacific Co. announced 1t
had placed orders for 95 Diesel elec-
tric freight locomotives Of various
types at a cost of around $25,000,0 ,000
This is one of the largest railroad
equipment purchases ever made.
Great Northern Railroad has suf-
fered food damage estimated at
more than $l,000,000 in Montana,
Idaho and Washington.
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
Corp. directors authorized distri-
button of 100000 additional common
shares to holders of the outstanding
100000 shares on June 90. A new
share will be issued for each share
held.
Gamble -Skogmo sales for May to-
tailed s13,025,521 jump of 13.45%c
from a year earlier; for five months,
t57528. .240, an increase of 5.18@c.
Spencer Kellogg e. Sons had net
profit of s4,7o9,912 or s385 share
In 36 weeks ended May VS.. $685.
el0 or s7S6 in the same period last
year
Pantepec Oil Co. of Venezuela
earned s3,319607 or Sill in 1s47
VS., s2253.S56 or IS cents in 1916.
International Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. reported net income OF
s502,857 for the March quarter VS.
s460,7 in the same l947 period.
National Grocers Co.. Ltd, earned
1857 .576 or s22l a share in Il
months ended March 81 VS.. $704 ,22s
or s165 in the previous year.
National Radiator Co. net income
tor IL months ended March 81 was
t260,43l or 70 cents VS.. $649,5o5 OF
MIA In the preceding fiscal period.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
80 Bodies Are Recovered
In Navy Launch Swampinq
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NORFOLK, Va. June 10.-The
Navy announced today that 30 bodies
of drowning victims have been re-
covered from the swamping Of .
Liberty launch returning to the
aircraft carrier Kearsarge in the
harbor here on the night Of May 81.
The bodies recovered included
those of three men not on the origi-
nal list of % missing. but one re-
ported missing turned up later at
Joplin, Mo. All but three Of the
bodies have been identified.
The names Of three more OF the
victims, with home addresses, as
announced today follow: H. L. Nor
ris, private, first class, Gainesville,
Ca; Herman j. Jones, seaman,
Danville, Va, and Thomas j.
McTighe, airman, Jersey City, N. J.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Chicoqo Grain

upward slowly today under the leadership
70 wheat. Some buying in the bread cereal
appeared based on belief that mounting
Opposition to House cuts in the foreign aid
program would lead the Senate to re-
ject the lowered appropriations;
For time corn and oats Jagged pc
hind wheat, but around midday some
buying came into the yellow cereal. Trad
ing in corn appeared to be greater than
that in wheat. although turnover IN al
Government crop report due this after
noon.
July. 3GIa: corn was UNCHANGED to q
higher, July, 2I9A; oats we're y lower
to q higher, July, %. and July soybeans
were I cent higher at 4.27.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Electric Storage Battery Co. OF

Electric Storage Battery Co. of
Philadelphia has purchased the
Fairfield, Conn, plant of Aluminium
Co. of America.
Advertising Council, Inc, an
nounced the addition to its Indus
tries Advisory Committee of John
L. Collyer. president of B. F. Good
rich Co.: Benjamin F. Fairless, pres
ident of United States Steel;
Charles B. Harding of Smith,
Barney g. Co., and Robert L. War
rem of Brockway Glass Co.
| Sales of 1910 Corporations in the
first 1948 quarter were 1.5qe below
the preceding quarter, but 19.4%
above the same 1947 period.-Se-
curities and Exchange Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad appointed
Walter S. Franklin executive vice
president to assist the president
in general supervision and admin
istration.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
N. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-06-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June 10 H.-Cotton fu-
lures moved lower in moderately active
dealings today on scattered hauidatlon
which met Indifferent buying by mills.
Selling was prompted by Washington re-
ports that the House Appropriations Com
mittee had cautioned the ECA not to pay
inflated prices for cotton and other COM
modities The poor demand for cotton
textiles and higher cotton acreage ideas
also Influenced some liquidation.
A leading spot firm in its latest survey
estimated acreage 1874 per cent higher
than last seasons paintings.
There was further eveninR-up IN early
Spot cotton markets were quiet.
Late afternoon fprices were 25 cents to
July. &c. 81; October SO 16, and December
gD S0
Evening star., 1948-06-10
ABA Counsel Issues
Report on Legislation
Affecting Business
By Edword G. Stone

Bills before Congress relating to
taxation, housing for veterans
home and farm mortgage credit, In
ternational financing and price sup
port for agricultural commodities
have recently advanced, D. J. Need
ham, general counsel of the Amer
lean Bankers Association, says in
a report for State secretaries on
the status of these measures.
Among bills recently introduced
are two which directly affect bank
ing. One would provide full Fed
eral deposit insurance coverage to
all deposits in insured banks and
the other provides a "two-way
street" for conversions, mergers
and consultations of national banks
and State banks.
Three bills of special interest to
banks have recently become law
One increases salary ceilings under
the veterans on-the-job training
program: another extends the life
OF the RFC and a third revives tenn
porarily FraZier-Lemke farm mort
gage moratorium provisions of the
National Bankruptcy Act.
The House proposal to permit
Federal Home Loan Banks to bor-
row from the Treasury has been
opposed by the American Bankers
Association, except in an emer-
gency. The ABA also opposed the
proposal to make insured savings
and loan shares lawful investments
for Federal public funds. Action
on the bill has been deferred. Re-
duction in the Federal savings and
loan insurance premium rate FROM
"a to LIP of / per cent is still un-
decided
New Loan Director Named.
c. Haywood Marshall, prominent
In construction circles, was elected
q director of the Metropolis Build
ing Association at the 81st annual
meeting yesterday.
Shareholders were told by r. w.
6antelmann. secretary, that re-
sources had passed s12,000,000, a
new high mark. Harry G. Wilson
was reelected president; John
Scrivener, vice president; Mr.. San
telmann, secretary; Martin T. Vie
gand, treasurer. and Fred G. Diet
erich, assistant treasurer.
Bridge Bond Sale Planned.
Merritt, Chapman & Scott, Inc.
today was awarded an S11 100000
contract TO erect the tower piers
and anchorage foundations for the
four lane Delaware River Memorial
Bridge south of Wilmington.
The Delaware High Commission
also accepted the offer of banking
syndicate headed by Alexander
Brown & Sons, to sell $40 100000 of
4 per cent revenue bonds, which will
finance construction of the span.
Included in the banking group are
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Hartman
Ripley & Co., and Lehman Bros.
Bonds will be dated June /, 1948, and
mature June l, 1878.
Bank to Increase Capital.
Stockholders of the National Cap
ital Bank have authorized an in
crease in capital stock from 100000
to 100000, an additional 10000
shares of $40 par value stock to be
sold at $40 share, President George
A. Didden announced, adding that
the banks growth has made the
larger capital necessary.
John E. McKeever, son of James
A. McKeever, realtor, has been ap-
pointed sales manager of Leo M.
Bernstein & Co., real estate firm.
He was formerly vice president and
treasurer of South American air
line.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

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Evening star., 1948-06-10

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Evening star., 1948-06-10

Total Personal Income increased
to an annual rate of $209, ,100, 900 900
In April, up $1,4oo, ,000, 900 from the
previous month-Commerce Depart
ment. Most OF the April rise result
ed from increased farm income as
both prices and marketings in
creased farm income as both prices
and marketings increased.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, JUNG 10 R.-Foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 6is per cent discount or 93O6A.
q. s. cents. up Is Of a cent.
changed: France 0ranc), ..32is Of q
cent, unchanged; italy Qiral June fxed
rate, .O01739: May. .00l 739: Sweden
(krona), 27S5. unchanged: Switzerland
franc, tcommerciaD 23.40, UNCHANGED.
Latin Notwithstanding. free. 2496n.
of O6 of cent; Brazil, free. $50. un-
changed; Mexico, 20.6l, unchanged.