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Evening star., 1948-02-05
Misses Royon Broeode
Evening BIouses, $6.75

Were s8.95 and SIO.95
IS blouses with cap sleeves and wee
neckline. Also some rayon crepes with
fagotting trim and long sleeves.
White, pink, blue and brown. Sizes 80
to 40.
40 Rayon Blouses with jewel, surplice and
classic necklines. Long and short sleeves
White, pink, blue, maize and luggage. Sizes
80 to 40. Were $5.95 to $1395. Now $3.S5
80 Rayon Overblouses with cap sleeves and
bow trim. Aqua, red, brown and black.
Sizes 12 to IS. Were $1o95. Now --$7.75
W6L-Blouses, Third Floor
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Women's Regular and HoIf-size Dresses
at Substantial Reductions

Rayon Crepes in black and brown. Sizes
IS, 1914 and 201z. Were $6975. Now, $s7.z5
Rayon Crepes in sizes 16 to SO. Were $5975
and s69.75. '$44.5O
Woods and Rayon Crepes In sizes 1871, 40
and AZ. Were $69.75 Now. .----. $41.25
Rayon Crepes in black and ,reen. Sizes
141a to 221s. Were s89.75. NJ H. $4725
3 Rayon Crepes in black wit metallic trim.
Sizes 1s, SO and 4o Were Js.75 and sos.
Rayon Crepes in blacy md brown. Sizes
,ut ls to 49, 1+h' lsh an' s0h Were sss7s; 49,, IS
Wool Suits in blr and taupe. Sizes 16
and IS. Were sl1F Now .---:---. sSs.7s
4 Rayon Crepes wine, black and brown.
Sizes 1e, 1s, and 24la. Were 500
'and sl15. Now r. --..---.$ $67.25
Wool Suit in green Size 80. Was s115.
6 Rayon Crepes with bead trim. Black,
green, plum and blue. Sizes is to 10.
Were $125 to $13s75. Now --~ SIS
l Wool Suit in blue. Size 40. Was $139.75.
Now $S6.25
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Girdles and Brossieres
Reduced

80 White Linen Brassieres, Longtime Maiden
Forms. Sizes 40 and AZ. Were IS. Now $2.95
rs Wire Brassieres in low-cut front and reg
ular models. Tearose, blue and black. Sizes
80 to 38. Were $5.95. Now $3.95
Youthcraft NyIon Girdles in slipon style
with downstretch back. Small and medium
sizes. Were Sc. Now ---- ----. $3.95
Carter Girdles with rayon satin front panel
and downstretch back panel. Slide fastener
closing. Size 80. Were $780, Now -, $4.95
w&L-Corsets and Brassieres, Third Floor
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Misses Small Quilted
Cotton Robes, $5.75
Were S1O.95

Is cotton robes in pink, yellow and
blue floral patterns. Very small sizes
only.
100 Quilted Rayon Robes in pink, blue and
white. Sizes IL to 40. Were $l9,95 to $2S.
NOW
22 Wool Bed Jackets in pink. blue and
white Small, medium and large siDes.
Were $l2.9o. NOW -.------------------ 1919
4 Rayon Pajamas in red and navy. Sizes
II to 16. Were 1895. Now ----------- $5.7S
2 Quilted Rayon Velvet Robes In black and
violet Size 10. Were $4s75 Now $22.25
3 Rayon Velvet Hostess Gowns in sizes Is
to 20. Were $5975. Now --- $26.25
3 Rayon Taffeta Hostess Gowns. Sizes II
and IA in red and size IL in pink. Were
W&L-Negligees, Third Floor
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Knit Underwear Greatly
Reduced

50 Irregular Nyion Slips in white and blush.
II perfect, would sell for $6.95. Now $435
10 Black Rayon Jersey Evening Half Slips.
Were 1896. Now S375
20 Rayon Jersey Panties in small size only.
Were $135 Now -- S5c
Rayon Jersey Panties in large size Were
$685. Now - , $165
Rayon Jersey Slips in black and tearose.
Large size. Were $685. Now S275
50 Irregular Nylon Panties in white and
blush. Regular and large sizes. If perfect.
would be So and $3.50. Now S1.S5 and S2.25
W&L-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
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and wool jackets In red, luggage, blue, green
and brown. Sizes 10 to IS. Were $10.95 to
S13.95. Now .---.----- IS
81 Pedal Pushers, Shorts and Stacks in wool,
cotton, corduroy and rayon gabardine. Red,
black, gray and green. Sizes 10 to 20. Were
$10.95. Now $3.25
Al Cotton Corduroy and Rayon Crepe Skirts
and Dresses in assorted styles and colors
Sizes 10 to l6. Were $10.95 to $13.95.
Is Dresses in wool and gabardine. Assorted
styles In gray, aqua beige and brown. Sizes
10 to 90 Were s3s.75 to s4s.75. Now $21.5o
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Misses Wool PuIIover and Cardigan Sweaters
- We're S7.95 to SIPS

80 sweaters in jacquard patterns and
in blue, gray, red and brown. Sizes
"a to 40.
IL Black Rayon Taffeta Suits with rayon
velvet trim Sizes 10 to IS. Were s25.
NOW SAo.tO
30 Cotton velveteen Suits and One e-piece
Dresses in WOOL gabardine and rayon crepe.
Gray, blue, orchid, brown and black Sizes
10 to 20. Were $35. Now------- $18.75
Is Knitted Wool Suits in purple, green, gray
and brown. Sizes 49, 40, 10, a and A.
Were $35 to $39.75 Now----------$ $1S.75
72 Pieces Of Sportswear, including dresses
and suits of rayon gabardine and corduroy
w&L-Misses' sportswear, Third Floor
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Women's Dinner Gowns
Reduced

Rayon Crepe in aqua. Size 1s. Was s2s75.
Now --------.--- -- - S1S75
Rayon Crepes in royal and black. Sizes
14R, 16hs 1872 and 20. Were s49.75.
Now $2625
Rayon Crepes in black, blue, aqua, gray
and plum. Sizes 1914 to 201a and 38. Were
S6975. Now $3725
Rayon Crepes in black, blue, coral and
white. Sizes 10, 20, 40 and q. Were $6975.
Now $4750
l Rayon. Black lace. Size 20. Was $95.
Now - - $52.25
1 Rayon Crepe with bead trim Blue Size
16 Was $195. Now $10S.75
1 Rayon Crepe in blue. Size 18. Was $225.
Now $129.75
W&I-Women's Formal Wear, Third Floor
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Junior Misses
Dresses, $8.95
Were SI4.95 and sI695

" EFC P4I/O Ap~ p4V"c
rs dresses in rayon crepe, CAB
ardine and moire. Also a few
woods. Black, brown, red, green,
wine, beige and blue. Sizes 9 to
Is. l and 2 piece styles.
50 Rayon and Wool Dresses in pastelS
and dark shades. Sizes to Is. Were
S12.95 and $14.95. Now $4.S5
30 BaIIerina and Evening Dresses in
Rayon taffeta, faille, MORE and satin.
Some with bare shoulders . others
in cover-up styles. Black, blue, dark
green, purple and aqua. Sizes to Is.
Were s1695 to $3975. Now,
S10.95 to $22.95
zoo Wool Scarfs, white squares with
fringed edges. Were $3.50. Now, 50c
W&L-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
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Misses Royon Crepe
overbiouses, $7.95
We're S3.95

Were y3.15
12O blouses with wee neckline,
short sleeves and bow trim.
White, pink, aqua and gold. Sizes
90 to 38.
IS Blouses of cotton, rayon crepe and
WOOL Classic and Jewel necklines.
Long and short sleeves. White, maize,
powder, black and brown. Sizes 80 to
SO. Were S. and $595. Now $2.95
W&L-Blouses, Aisle Is, First Floor
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Misses FormoIs, Dinner,
Wedding, Bridesmaid and
After-five Dresses
Reduced ~

16 ,Formals in rayon MORE, taffeta and net.
Were $2295 to $29.75. Now ------ $9.7s
Rayon Taffeta Bridesmaid Dresses. Were
s29.75. Now ..- $3.50
Rayon Crepe Dinner Dresses. Were $35.
NOW ------------------i-- "a --------- Sio.oV
8 Rayon Ballerina Dresses. Were $39.75.
'Rayon Taffeta Bridesmaid Dresses. Were
$39.75. Now $3.50
Rayon Crepe and Satin Dinner Dresses.
Were $4975. Now--------- - S26.25
Black Wool Evening Coats. Were s35.
White Rayon Taffeta Wedding Dresses.
Were $35. Now -------------$26 $2625
5 Lame After-five Dresses. Were $79.75.
White Rayon Taffeta Wedding Dresses.
Were $6975. Now ---.---- $37.25
Rayon Crepe and Satin Dinner and Formal
Frocks. Were 1925. Now w--~----.- $3.50
3 Rayon Satin After-five Suits. Were $195.
Now $3.50
Rayon Taffeta Formals. Were $17s.75.
/ Rayon Crepe Formal with sequin trim.
Was 1895. Now $14625
W&I-The Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05

IrrequIors of Famous
Makers NyIon Hose,
$1.25
If perfect, ,ponld be H.95
200 pairs of slightly irregular nylon
stockings i'm assorted shades. Broken
sizes. "'
20 Pairs of Spun NyIon Anklets in yellow
or blue. Broken sizes. Were 81 so. Now.
30 65c
20 Pairs of Bed and Skating Socks Of wool.
Slightly soiled. Broken sizes. Were $1.15 to
$195 Now, 2 pairs for 81
20 Pairs of Handmade Rayon Carriers in
assorted colors Were $3.50. Now v--- $1.25
20 Pairs of Handmade Rayon Carriers in
assorted plaids. Were $l.95. Now S5c
w&L-Hosiery, Aisles II and 10, First Floor
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ToiIetries Reduced VI
and More


and More
2s Bottles of Cologne In delightful fragrances.
Were $40. Now $lz0
50 Bottles Of Toilet Water with Atomiser.
Were Sl.5O. Now 7Se
IL Half-ounce Bottles OF Perfume. Were
$3.50. Now $210.
"a Bottles Of Perfume, y ounce. Were $l2o.
Now observation-disclosures Soc
IL Bubble Bath and Toilet Water Sets. Were
$2.40. Now $1.20
100 Purse Kits in assorted colors. Were 7sc.
Now ------------- 800
4S Lipsticks in assorted shades. Were $3.50.
Now ~- ~..-- Observation-Disclosures soc
20 Bottles of Cologne In lovely fragrances.
Were So. Now -.--.-------~--- $l.So,
Is Lipstick and Perfume Sets. Were $780,,
Now .-----..-. -.------.$ $l.50
10 Boxes Of Dusting Powder. Were $3.50.
NOW $A'Sv
2S Perfume Sticks in various fragrances.
Were $1.80. Now -72o
Bottles Of Cologne. Were $6. Now---s2.7o
20 Bottles Of Cologne. Were s3. Now -N.9e
Is Cologne Sachets. Were $l.s0. Now --72e
Prices include 900 tar where applicable.
wSsL-Toiletries, Aisles II and 1s. First Noox
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Junior Misses and
Teen-oge Shoes, $2.95

Were s6.45 to S795
50 pairs of shoes in variety of
feathers and styles. Broken sizes from
4 to 8.
w&L-Jutior Misses and Teen-age Shoes.
second Floor ---s E@S@ - -
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Junior Misses Quilted
Royon Robes, $22.z5
We're s29.75 and S39.7S

" eTe VE/"U WHU pO|"O
~ robes including pastels lined with
contrasting color and trimmed on col
lar and cuff with lace. Shell, maize
and white. Also assorted prints in pas
tells or black grounds with contrasting
Innings. Sizes 9 to Is.
W&L-Junior Lingerie Rendezvous,
Fourth Floor
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Teen-ose Dresses and Jumpers, >3'0
NJ. 90
We're 1925 to S16.95


in o
including grds pad and
N 7s and
g. n - Ho
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Women's One-of-o-kind
Hats, $4.75

We're SIS and much more
Felts, sequins, feathers and velours in
black, wine, gold and aqua.
w&-T1e Millinery Salon, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Group $685.
We're S85 to Sis
We're S12.95 and Sl4.95

100 brunch coats In ap-around and
floral prints. Some in sizes 16 to TO-.
40 White Cotton Poplin Nurses Uniforms
in good selection TO styles. Sizes IL to 20.
Were $4s5 and $685. Now-----..--- $3.50
w&I-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor
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Women's Fur Felt Hats,

9Z.Z0
Were $40 and $3.50
100 hats in black, brown, wine and
navy.
80 Feather Clips in white, black, pink, wine
and dark green. Were $3.s5 to IS. Now 81
so Assorted Feathers, including ostrich and
pheasant Were Csc to S.. Now SIS to $1.S5
W&L-Millinery, Third Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Misses and HoIf-size Dresses
Of Royon and Wool, $50
We're S1295 and S1495
ssS @ % s 5 and M I ie & Tss Is Of o00r Sizes
in
sizes ndcolo
for
s12s5 Now ss'o
ssqes ssons
.vy a,-ang nrn
Misses and Few Women's VA ...z .:>-.
New-Iength Wool Winter Goats Reduced
eevp-s37
We're SIS to S85
black and "A
ssn'as snSs Hssa Ss. sS me"n nes size n as BLACK Size
Sports Coat in brown Size a. ~, -, o.. . . =, 1900 49,, !. 49,.
in
ee0p~$637s
We're s85 to Sis
Red and blue plaid Size a.
with lining Sizes 10 and r.
Ndlln Fitted Coat green Size 10 - u. 49,. cuffs su - ~ o and :. IN
lack
! rlensn Wa. s+s @ :ss,s
ow
Mhsesan ANDY men
Misses Shrink-resistont Cotton Brunch Goats
$295 We're s49S
foalpr il
Maids cotton
select o
$3.50 SOC to ST.
w&l--Apo and
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Three Groups Of Misses Better Dresses
Much Reduced

ad a few checks. Sizes 10 to 16.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

Perhaps the greatest disadvan-
.tage of all lies in the present atti-
tude Of the public, due to its lack
of confidence in women's bust
ness experience and judgment, as
related to accountancy in its broad
sense. So far as the work itself
is concerned.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
-. ~ .'"s.s-.. =. ~Ye--~tr,-p.
. WOMANS WORLD,
CONCLUDED from paee %

Concluded from page ~
good standing must employ men
and women of first-class technical
training, and business experience
in order that they may be able to
cover well this constantly broaden
ing field of activity. There is no
question that the field is broaden
ing and that the standards of eff
cheney will grow higher with pass
ing years. We note two able men
who have such positions, namely,
Mr.. Harrison and Taylor, teachers
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19
It the Dunbar high school Of Day

at the Dunbar high school Of Day
ton.
Largely connected with outside
work are opportunities that come
to the successful accountant to
study various types Of business or
CARNATIONS. So far, these oppor-
tunities have hardly been opened
to women accountants. However,
it is absolutely true that a thor
ough knowledge Of bookkeeping
and accountancy is something that
women can market Immediately at
a good salary.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-19

flee work, OF the other hand, there
are long hours and hard work.
Evening star., 1948-06-22
CHICAGO Livestock

&, cH1cAeo; M gyms lyme @ ss lP' sgsDN;.ssal, gSD
slow. very uneven; steady to 80 lover:
butchers and sows: top. 1928 for around
s40 pounds, 27;5o-2s; 90; o50-2s0 pounds.
1875; 35O-40o pounds, 90 .25-23. rs; 425.
good and choice 30o-450 pound sovs,
2l .0O-23.00, 4 few to. $3.50; heavier
weights down to around 1000 for $50
pounds; with few heavier weights below;
good clearance.
salable cattle. $500: total. $500; SAL
able calves, 700; total. zoo: general steer
and heifer trade closed more active. good
and choice offerings strong to % higher;
cows steady, bulls steady to weak: .vealers
steady to so lower: top steers, SO 90, some
inss. 81 e8.8s.s5: choice mixed yearlinss.
3s5o: good ar, and choice hsifers' fe. 300.
and medium beef cows, 18.50-23. 90: cam
ners and cutters. 14.50-1S.00; heavy saus-
age bulls to $500: yealers. $500 down.
Salable Sheep. 1000; total, 1000; open
ing sales SLAUGHTER classes mostly steady:
small lots medium to GOOD native spring
lambs 25. .O0.30. 90: latter price for mostly
good grade lots: Good and choice kinds
held higher: small lots food and choice
old crop shorn lambs and yearlinEs, 27.00-
27!50; shorn slaughter ewes, 11.00 down;
shorn with deck mixed medium to choice
1917; 175-2O0 pound heaVieS, 90
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Rail Issues Favored
I'm Narrow, Uneven
Stock Market
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, June 22.-Demand
for railroad issues helped keep the
stock market on an even keel today.
Prices started to slide at the
opening. Then buying interest in
the carrier group perked up and
for time tended to spread else
where. The rally was half-hearted,
though. and never did get very far.
Advances among the rails ranged
to an extreme OF 3 points. with most
gains fractionaE
In other departments small gains
and losses were pretty evenly dis
tributed.
Turnover was active at the open
ing. but later subsidized.
Nickel Plate set the pace in the
rail section with a APPOINT advance
at one time. Santa Fe added more
than point and more modest i'm
provement was shown by Pennsyl-
vania, Northern Pacific, Illinois Gen.
trail and Atlantic Coast Line.
Plymouth Oil, a recent favorite,
cracked points or so. Standard Oil
IN. j. and Gulf also dipped.
Several of yesterdays favorites
among the oils improved, including
Richfield, Maracaido and Panhandle
Producing.
Steels moved back and forth in
decisively as did many other key
issues. Metal issues did fairly well
while aircraft and amusements
leaned downward.
In the Curb. O'Kiep Copper ran up
more than 2 points. Demand followed
news from Capetown that the Ameri-
can-owned concern had announced
rich copper strike near one Of its
mines. Consolidated Steel was an
other firm spot.
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, June % [P.-Advances were
registered in the grain futures pits at the
Board of Trade today. Wheat was higher
on commission house buying, said to re-
fleet sales OF cash wheat to the Govern
ment; Unvanted rain fell In the winter
wheat section.
When lack Of selling pressure developed
in feed grains in the face Of good rains,
prices advanced on strength borrowed from
wheat. Other factors included hrm cash
premiums and short covering In corn
Corn bookings were placed around 5000
Al the finish wheat was IA to e'4
= A, SGEn vas d,f: cen; ..f. e y ha'fi e
8 cents to g cents lower; July Ala.
s5sh:s; ". Z ,.llSS, $s:a $sa; u.
No. i heavy mixed, ,sIH; No / mixed,
heavy white, 1.23h; No. extra heavy
mixed, 12lA; No. 4 heavy white, 1.lsh;
No. extra heavy sS SPECIAL Isd' i;;S2M ~.
210.2.40. nominal. No soybeans
Evening star., 1948-06-22
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June. 90 U1.-Butter. l.
cartons: Creamery. higher than % score
score "a, soN-sl; 90 score I'D. 10
ususil, usi C eeommsnd nH. one en..hsf cent ~" pound @
over the bulk carton price.)
cheese-73o,70S; steady, prices TN
changed.
Irregularity marked dealings today in
the wholesale egg market. Receipts to-
tailed $3.50 cases. Spot quotations fol-
low:
Midwestern-Mixed cclors, fancy heavy.
weights, bo.53: extra large, 4e:49; extra
2 large, 47-47h; extra ! medium, A.
4oh; eSsefs aSSfsn' sssssE. ssssRs'' -" o''''''' ~
Whites;.Fancy. heayywsishts 5s-s5:
extra medium. b3h-65h.
Brovn-Faney heayywelshts. 63-S2;
extra extra lsrxs so-t2; sxtra Q larse' 47-4si
Evening star., 1948-06-22

F. J. Burrell, National Savings g.
Trust. and Miss Elizabeth M. Ball,
American Security e. Trust Co., re-
firing chairman. The annual elec-
ton and dinner meeting was held
last night at the Statler Hotel.
Dean Elmer Louis Kayser of
George Washington University gave
a fine talk on the present foreign
situation. Officers of the bankers
association were special guests. Mr..
Morris, the new chairman. was a
lieutenant colonel in the air service
in the Second World War and was
also in the First World War.
Devine Opens Office Here.
c. J. Devine e. Co., Inc, has
opened an Office in the American
Evening star., 1948-06-22

decade, at various times with five
different Offices. During the war
he made an exceptionally fine war
record in the Army, being overseas
four years.
Clinton w. Bennett Of Boston to-
day was elected president of the
National Association of Cost Ac-
countants at the New York Con-
vention.
Thirty Washington bankers are
attending the Graduate School of
Banking at Rutgers. with work to
continue through July 3. There are
$50 senior officers in attendance
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Business Briefs
Business and Industrial Failr

buSlncSS anu lHOuStTldl dlluI cS
in the week ended June IT declined
to 100 VS.. 10 in the previous week
and 10 in the like 1947 week-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Cotton Spinning Operations dur
ing May stood at 134Go of capacity
VS. 1857 in the preceding month
and 1870 in May, 1947-Census
Bureau.
Crude Oil Production set another
record in the week ended June 10
averaging 5,490,685 barrels daily VS.
5,475,4 465 in the previous week-Oil
& Gas Journal. Kansas and Okla
homa outputs also were at new
highs.
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Wash.
ington Railroad Co. offering of ST..
$4,000 of general mortgage bonds
were snapped up by Equitable Life
Assurance Society on surprise bic
of 100 for a $40 cuopon Halsey
Stuart Co. appeared to be high
bidder for time with a bid Of
98.5599 for AZ coupon. Insurance
companies seldom 60 into the new
capital markets directly.
Consumers Power Co. offering oI
100000 shares of $3.50 preferred
stock attracted a high bid of 100.-
1891 from White, Weld e. Co. and
Shields g. Co. Reoffering was planned
at 1033. to yield 4.4Go.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Co. asked ICC permission to issue
S320o,000 of equipment trust Ger
tificateS.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. directors were
requested by Otis g. Co. to look into
the transfer of the lease Of the
brentwood Rolling Mills, near Spo-
kane, Wash. to Permanente Metals
Corp. Otis charged the transfer
was not in the best interests of K-F
stockholders.
Kroger Co. sales in four weeks
ended June IL totaled S62.745,6 ,666, a
gain Of TO from year earlier: in
the year to date, s374,5e9 ,649. an in
crease of &C..
subsidiary, Morris P. Kirk. Inc. had
purchased a 9-acre tract from Beth
lehem Steel Co. at Portland. Greg.
and will erect a plant to produce
non-ferrous metal alloys.
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
of Cuba declared an extra dividenc
OF so cents and regularly quarterly
of so cents. both payable August Q
A similar extra was paid in August
1o47.
Central Foundry Co. declared a
dividend of Is cents a common
share, payable July IS. The COM
pany paid like amount in Decem-
ber. 1947, the only payment of that
year.
Allied Stores Corp. earnings fo,
the year ended January 81. l949
probably will approximate those OF
the preceding year when net prof.
was s13,623.284 or $500 a share
President B. Earl Puckett tolc
stockholders at the annual meeting
Norfolk e. Western Railway Co
reported net income of s4,l47,616 ir
May vs. S3,387 ,064 a year earlier. Ne,
for five l948 months was sl2..
1859 VS. $13,237 992 in the same
l947 period
Hiram Walker -Gooderham 4
Worts. Ltd. earned S4,370,2l3 O
sl,5l share in three months endet
May 81 vs.. $4,746,4l5 or sl.64 a yea
earlier.
Denver e. Rio Grande Western
Railroad net income for five month
ended May 81 was S2,830,232 vs.
1893. .284 IN the same 1947 period.
Texas Power g. Light Co. earne,
S4020,406 in IL months ended Ma,
81, vs.. s3,473,sl8 In the previou
year.
Evening star., 1948-06-22

NEW YORK CITY
aS 30 To-
FOREIGN 2:
Antwerp Is 30 >.
Australia 3As66 *
Brax6h 26-67st Z.
chilMB 6N61 .. n
Colombia 3s TO ~
Denmark Is A. o.
Peru 1st o. 60 II
DOMESTIC 2:
Am&F P $4,000 9<
Am tat 244s57 IL.
Am TIT 2As61 lo@
Amt Tobacco3s69 10;
Att Dnv 1st4s4S 81
BaltGOh 5s75B 81
Balt&Oh 5sM96 81
B&o CIV 4Ha26lO 5:
Bost Me IS 60 q
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Evening star., 1948-06-22
Morris Safe Deposit Head.

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Bankers Asso-
citation. M r S
B ur d e t t e H.
Monroe, Union
Trust Co., is the
new vice chair
man, and Miss
Dorothy Person,
Bank of Com
merce & Saw
ings, secretary
treasurer.
o I her men,
b ers of h e
council are A. S.
S e i pei , Nc
I.achlen Rank .
Evening star., 1948-06-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June 22.-(Pl. Cotton fu-
lures turned irregular in quiet trading
today. Nearby deliveries were steady on
short covering and mill buying, while de-
ferred positions were easy on favorable
crop reports.
Some pressure also developed through
sales Of later months.
Spot cotton, markets. were quiet, and
tainty on the action Of nearby July on
first notice day this Thursday.
In export circles it was reported that
France was in the market for an unspeci-
fed quantity OF American cotton for July
August shipment.
Late afternoon prices were 90 bale
higher to Is lower than the previous close
July, 3642, october, 1927, and Deeem-
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Foreign Exchange

change rates follow Great Britain in dol.
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar,
ket, 6sa per cent discount, or 93.62h
United States cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, 4.03h. un-
changed; France tfrane). ;32a4 Of 2 cent
OO1739; May. .001739; sweden krona).
27.s5. UNCHANGED; Switzerland franc)
tcommerciaD. 23. 40. unchanged.
Evening star., 1948-06-22

Hourly aslss On ths kAsha1ss TeaAS:
IL 200 An. 40 900 i2 90 noon $50 900
I:On pm. 7eo 900 2:Uo o N e2o 600
ruptcy or receiveyship, or being reorganiEed
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securitie:
assumed By such companies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise. noted. special cr extra diyidends are
8 Also extra or extras. b Plus stock divt.
dend. Cash or stock. sDsclared Or paid
mated 1ash gaius on ex dividend date
8 Paid last year. b Declared or paid aftsr
stock dividend or stock split.up.. I Aecum.
. Payable in stock. exact cash value un0e.
teymiued on declalatton data