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Evening star., 1948-06-14

in Personnel Administration" Will
be Outlined by DR.. K. Brantiey Wat
sen, personnel director OF the Fed
dral Reserve Bank of Richmond. 4,
Cdr. Marcus Nadley, professor OF
Anance at New York University, Will
Aeak on the "Re-armament Pro-
6ram and It's Effect on the Economy
Il the Country and the Money
Market" Oficers will be elected
Friday morning.
Z Management Group to Meet.
sThe Society for the Advancement
a MANAGEMENT will hold a confer
er,ce in the National Archives Build
ing Wednesday and Thursday, with
the aim of improving management
ia Government.
civilian G. Torpey, vice president
Il Washington Chapter, will open
the conference and Howard H. Hyde,
resident, will outline the purposes
of the conference. Other speakers
the flrst day will include Arthur s.
Eemming, Civil Service Commission;
Joseph Cooper, State Department.,
Dillon Meyer, president, Institute
of Inter-American Affairs: Ralph j.
Burton, Budget Bureau; Milton Hall.
Federal Security Agency.
The remainder OF the program
includes a long list of equally we'll
known speakers.
Heard in Financial District.
Bache 81 CO. will keep the Wash
ineton Office open Saturday morn
inss during the summer for consul
tation purposes and commodity
market service.
Special efforts are to be made TINS
week to get the Taft-Ellender-
Wagner housing bill through Con-
gress, in spite of bank and building
and loan opposition.
Subscriptions for the new Ma
tional Capita Bank stock are COM
ing in rapidly. George A. Didden,
jr., president. reported today. he
doubts there will be any stock for
public sale.
Lena Hitchcock, Bollman Mackin-
nell, w. A. Miller and r. M. Stuart
of the McElfresh agency, Connecti-
cut Mutual, will attend national
conference at Jaspar Park, Canada,
June 24-26.
Effective July 8. banks need hold
their wage-hour records only three
years instead Of four.
G. v. Hyson, Of the Mutual 1nsur-
ance Agency, Inc, has been named
to the 1948 Lumbermen's Agents
Advisory Council, it was announced
today by the Lumbermen's Mutual
Insurance Co. in Mansfield, Ohio.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Business Briefs

Housing Units begun in May we're
estimated to total $1,000, which was
$4,000 above the figure for May,
1947, and SO above April.-Bureau
OF Labor Statistics.
Injury Records of factories I'M
proved in the first three months OF
this year, standing at 14.1 injuries
for every million man-hours worked,
VS.. 16 in 1947 and 1872 in 1916
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Zenith Radio Corp. acquired
rights to build television receivers
under all present and pending pat
ents of Farnsworth Television d
Radio Corp.
Bituminous Coal Production in
the week ended June approxi-
mated 1298O,00 tons, VS.. 1884 900
In the like week last year.-National
Coal Association.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
handled 67,152 cars of freight last
week. VS.. 63,822 the week before
and 6s,136 in the similar week last
year.
Plate Glass Production in May
totaled 20,782,s70 square feet, VS..
23,416,5l8 in April and 23,l71.265 IN
May. 1947.-Hughes Statistical Bu-
reau
Owens Illinois Glass Co. closed
its plant In Terre Haute, Ind, be-
cause production exceeded demand.
z. I. du Pont de Nemours e. Co.
announced price raises on metallic
sodium, cyanide compounds, trichlo-
roethylene. hydrogen and sodium
peroxide and DOT.
Wheat Flour Production in April
Appropriated 22,100 900 sacks, down
IT, from the same month last year.
Census Bureau.
Refined Copper Shipments to do
mestic users totaled 1889 tons In
MAY. VS.. ll6,475 in April.-Copper
Institute.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. received
Navy orders to 80 more Paw search
patrol planes. bringing to 240 the
total Of such planes being built.
Commonwealth Edison Co. plans
to register $4,000, 900 of new first
mortgage bonds. as the first step in
a program to raise SITE, 100000 Tor
construction over four years.
Hotpoint, Inc, reports sales Of
electric water heaters for the first
seven months of 1948 will equal all
of last years sales.
Transatlantic Flights were made
by 1926 passengers on commercial
planes last year, 1896 of them on
American-fiag lines. More than
half the passengers were foreign ma
tionals.-Air Transport Association.
Edmund G. Robinson has resigned
as general manager Of the organic
chemicals department Of E. I, du
Pont de Nemours & Co. Mr.. Rob-
inson. who will continue as a direc-
tor, will be succeeded by John F.
Daley.
Warner Brothers Pictures reported
net income for the six months ended
February % as s7,3l1 1884, or 81 a
common share. VS.. sl4,0l3,6S3 or
$l.ss in the like period last year.
New England Telephone & Tele-
rraph Co. earned $2s573,563 in the
year ended March 81, VS.. $2,264, ,760
the year before.
Braniff Airwayx, Inc. showed a
net loss of s5l0,209 in the March 81
quarter, VS., deficit of $545 600 in
the I947 quarter.
Pettibone Mulliken Corp. earned
$l,039,797 or 1914 share in the
year ended March 81, VS.. sSSe, ,43s OF
STA the year before.
Florida East Coast Railway earned
ts5s, ,2s7 In the four months ended
with April, VS.. $3o2. 2.ss4 in the 1874
period.
May Department Stores net fol
the year ended January 81 was ST.
23l.4sl or $594 share, VS.. sl6,'
s53,57o or $7.05 the year before.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June IA R.-cotton fu-
lures moved higher in moderately active
trading today. Restoration OF most q
the House cuts in foreign aid funds
By the Senate Appropriations Committee.
and new cotton authorization announced
6y the ECA brought in short covering
tended to almost $50 q bale before the
market eased on july liquidation and
''S Wsshineton reports that the House
probably win act on the $50. 600 600. 90
Yevolving fund bill for Commodity pur-
ehases, including cotton, also were 2
so%ins sana influence Crop news eon''n'e'
Late afternoon prices we're s5 to 20
bale high sfthsn the prev1oug close
July 3s 5a. October 35.23 ana Deeem-
Evening star., 1948-06-14

Friday and Sat-
Erday, 1t h
Warren M. God
dard, of Rich
mond, presiding.
Speakers in
:Iude Gov. Tuck,
Ric h ard H.
w ellis, Pitts
burgh banker;
John S. Al
friend, president
Of the National
Bank of Com
merce, Norfolk;
and Charles M.
Newcomb, Cand-
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar,
ket 7A Der cent discount or 92.7 rs United
States cents, UNCHANGED
Europe-Zoreat Britain 4.o3h. un-
unchanEed: italy (lira) June fixed rate.
.OOl 739; May. .OO1 739; Sweden (krona).
27.s5, UNCHANGED; Switzerland dranc)
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N. Y. Curb Market
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NIHecls Min I - DA
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Mlht Petrol " - 13M
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3AfPennroad .40g-, 81
3lAIPepperell 81 a.-- 66t
@t|PioneeY Gold az
SAIPitney- Bow .60s 123<
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Evening star., 1948-06-14

Kansas City Southern Railway
earned $2,4s7, 1892 or $4.33 a share in
the four months ended with April,
VS.. $1,572.o79 or $3.50 in the 1s47
period.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

Central Maine Power Co. earned
S2,776,546 in the year ended May 81.
VS.. $3,674.720 the year before.
ID. A. Schultz, Inc, earned 49,
900 in the six months ended with
April, VS.. 1922 ,927 In the l947 period.
Evening star., 1948-06-14

Hourly Sales On the e1ehnnse Io1a1:
Il 100 Am. $40 600 ta:ou noon ~ .z0 -
no 10. o7o 600 e>siO D N 2eo 600
frJnit of trading, 10 shares. sIn nanA.
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorsanixeo
under the Bankruptcy Act. or seeuritiss
diyidends In the foresoing tahls are annual
dis5ursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. unless other.
not tnciudsd xEx dividend n II .rights
Also extra or extras. B Plus steck 1iyi:
dend. Cash OF s.esk DeSsassa re- sf stsa patise
mated fesh value on ex dtvidona 4ate.
6 Paid last year. Declared o. paid aftsr
stock dividend Or stock aghteup. Z Aesam.
= Payahla n stock, exact eaxh vAtue u0o9-
termined On declaYat1o0 e2to.
Evening star., 1948-06-14
Convention This Week
At Hot Springs Is Set
By Virginia Bankers
Dy Edward c. Stone

About 400 members of the Virginia
Bankers Association will ho.d their
S5th annual convention at The
Homestead, Hot Springs. Thursday,
Evening star., 1948-06-14
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June Il R.-F1our y.
regular: or per cent extraction, 100
poundsj sprins patents. 6.so.e.3o; East;
ern soft winter straishts' 5'4o'so' nara
Rye ho9l easy: Fancy patents 100
granulated. 7l6- 70n; yellow, 6.45-7o..
Bueivheat steady: Export ana domestic
100 pounds $50 .. ~,
basis T suissio sc .ocs.
Hops steady: Pacific Coats. delivered
New York. 1s47. crop; sssdlsss sa 1910;
Tallow steady, Per pound, fob. New
York, tank ears; special loose 1ot1n;
in Greasss s' steSSy. Per pound. fob. New
York, yellow 16n; .16hn.
Beans steady. jo6btns sales on spot
market, 100 pounds, PEA. 14.oo; red
kidney, 400.
Nominal.
AsLa
Evening star., 1948-06-14
N. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-06-14
Chicago Grain

In grains were confined mostly to fractions
on the Board Of Trade today. Dealings
were Of moderate volume but the market
simply moved UP and down over narrow
range.
Feed grains were lower early on receipt
'of rain in the Midwest over the week end.
But the initial selling soon dried up.
Traders said effect Of the rain Oh crops
had been pretty much discounted In the
sharp sell-on Of corn and oats on Saturday.
higher; July. 2:2:ts; corn was z lower
changed to u hisher; July, e3A: July
soybeans were of l cent At 4.14.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
Alfred May, Santa to Hundreds
IOf Children, Buried in ArIinqton

Graveside funeral services for
Alfred May, 81, q retired employee Of
the Naval Observatory who had
been Santa Claus to hundreds Of
children here over the last IS years,
were held yesterday In Arlington
Cemetery.
Mr.. May died Sunday in Mount
Alto Hospital. A storekeeper at the
observatory until his retirement In
1887, he had continued his practice
of visiting Yuletide parties as Santa
at an age when most Santas have
Withdrawn to their "reminiscences.
Described as most wonderful
Santa Claus" by his friends at the
observatory, where he had attended
annual Christmas parties during his
employment there, Mr.. May had
slipped up only once in his portrayal.
Green Trousers Bring Scolding.
It was, his friends said, during
one of his hrst appearances here
when, in the custom Of his native
England, he wore green trousers in
stead Of red. A young daughter Of
IAN observatory employee scofded him
for his oversight, they recalled, and
he was never known to 60 wrong in
his dress again.
In the. colorful costume he had
made himself, fashioned with hands
that had once dressed royalty, he
used to visit voluntarily many Of
this areas homes for the aged, hos
pitals and charitable institutions.
He was known to have visited as
many as q dozen parties during
Christmas week to bring cheer and
gifts to youngsters and old folks
alike.
Until he became i'll several months
ago, Mr.. Mays home was with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. Stone at 1916
Thirty-seventh street NV.
| Born in London.
Born in London into an English
family that had been in the costum-
ing business for generations, Mr..
May got an early start at dressing
up" in the storerooms OF his fathers
shop.
Frequently, his people were called
upon, not only to provide costumes
for royalty, but also to help them
dress for court functions, he had
told his friends.
Mr.. May came to this country
shortly before World War I and
served with the American forces in
that war. He was an active member
Of the guard of honor of the Ameri-
can Legion here, from the Sergt.
Jasper Post No. IL.
His only survivor, sister, Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

SPORTSMAN
(o) 1926 Golf Shirts. sm.----$2.99
(3) $3.50 Rayon Sport Goats --$8.2S
(8) $40 All-Wool Sweaters------$3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

You've probably noticed, at some
time or other, how one thoughtless
person can tie up taoo full parking
spaces.
The same thing applies to a tele-
phone party line. A good party-line
neighbor is careful not to tie up the
line. He tries to avoid making num-
Der of calls one right after the other,
giving others chance to use the line.
If you share a party line, please
keep these few suggestions in mind:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

Lila M. Bellinger, Is living IN De-
troit and was unable to attend his
funeral because Of infirmity.
A few Of his close friends and
members of the Legion color guard
attended the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
TOPCOATs

(2) $65 Tan Imported Tweeds. s.
ISSS. ------------------- $0ZsoV
(l) $65 Gray Imported Tweed. 36
reg. $3.50
(2) $45 Tan Tweed Raglans. IS,
50 regs. INSTRUMENTATION $3.50
Cd $50 Brown Herrinsbone. A reg. $50
(6) SIS All-Wool Light Tan and
Light Grey. reg IBIS. l/36.
1/4O. IN; shorts s. and A. $3.50
CD SIS Brown Wool. 46 req $3.50
CD $3.50 Gray Tweed, AZ s.$2s.2s
Cd $50 Natural Covert. AZ short $50
Cd SIS Brown Covert. A reg.-~--$27.50
% $65 Gray Cheviot. A $3.50
(D $65 Brown Cheviot. A reg $3.50
(2) SIS Timely Navy Blues AZ. 46
req. $3.50
Cd $65 Blue Cheviot. AZ reg $3.50
(l) Sos Gray Cheviot AZ ng$32.5O
(2) $40 All-Wool Heather Mixtures.
reg. AZ: short 36------.----$1a7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
FURNISHINGS

81 $3.50 Wool Robes---------$14.75
CD $50 Rayon Lined Robe
ca S. Harwood Pajamas-
(9) $6.25 White Pajamas
90 1915 Rayon Pajamas
% $6.25 Beach Coats
GO 1896 Straightaway Posture
Union Suits -------$1.98
(26) $50 Famous Ties------75e
90 $3.50 and S. Ties--Ta PRICE
81 $50 Belts, sizes SO and 4O----75c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

(35) $s5 Blue Atwood Tropical Worsted
Suits, regs. 1887, 3/3s, 2/3s. 4/4o, 1/4l,
4i42, 2/46, 1/4s; shorts 1885, 3/s7, 3/38.
3/3s; longs 1899, 1/4o, 1f42: stouts 1889.
1/4o, ~, 114s. 1/4s; short 500 IN
stouts 1872, 1/40 - OAsOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
OvERCOATs

(2) $85 Blue Worsted Cheviots. Sc.
AZ regs. ----------------$A2.5O
(D SIS Blue Hair Fabric. A reg. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

Other Fine Robes, Pajamas,
Underwear, Greatly Reduced!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19
THE FABRICS:

Imported hond-Ioomed Horris
Tweeds . World fomous Wor-
jumbo . Worsted-boek Dun
rock Cheviots 0 Pure wool
Gobordines . Hockonu
Coverts Q koshodowne Conel
Hoir-ond-wool . Luxurious
>VeIours.
THE SIZES:
Sizes "a to as for men OF
all builds and all heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19


(l) $35 Tan Tropical. sh. stout As. $3.50
10y SOS Brown All Wool Tropical Worsteds,
ress. 1851. 1913. l/39; shorts l/35.
2/37; longs | 40, $3.50
~ $65 Gray All Wool Tropical Worsteds.
regs. 3/3o; short 1886 $3.50
10y so Blue All Wool Tropical Worsteds.
ress. 2/38. l/46, I/48; shorts 1873.
l/39; longs w: short stouts 1/39.
l/44 SIS
ny so Tan All Wool Tropical Worsteds.
ress. l/37. 2/38. l/39; shorts l/37.
1888; longs 2/39. l/4O. 2/44. l/48.
SIS
(I0) $40 Gray All Wool Tropical Worsteds.
ress. W.. shorts 2/38, 1879: longs
l/40. /44; stouts. rs; short stouts
1879. wv. l/46----..--------$35
(47) SOS St. Adams All Wool Tropical
Wor.teds. ress. 1881. 4/38. 6/39, $40.
w, an, 3/46. 1/48; shorts I/35.
2/36. 5f37. 1913. 2/39: longs 1879.
2/4O. w; stouts l/3o. l/40, VIZ.
l/46. l/48; short stouts 1879. l/4O.
$3.50
Evening star., 1948-07-16
AUToMoBILEs WANTED Cont.

PLYMOUTH, FORD OR CHEvRoLET-
Salesman needs car In business; WI pay
55 # ss2e MR fer rsg EkEL ssF Please
$40 90 Fords; Is units wanted at at once; Wi
Rs Rs s 6R 81 sn saEs IhsE mGss' sss eonn ssH
wi WIN YIsfi WfTR q wINNs0More VIM SIS for you,
WINS 20 Mo4SRs ss5s5R 0Ifa 70 rslld. to ave-
NAME A Eoss, YOUR OWN PRICE for your car
oRy wf VIZ ~ if i car IT IS or .o ySu pon ss
car away; see US for the top price thai
bsi6 ftom WE Wis 70 ave- ssss NV % oRs fao7. oDer
suns. till s.: wkdays till 10.
TRY TRIANGLE-We want the extra
sssa to set sem ssss ahP Phone BE g 500 fer suysr
%oToRs N fs5ds j LocAT1oS. 81 5oio Or r. / ave. ne
PRIVATE Fl VAT PARTY wants 1888 to 1889 VS.
coupe or pref. club coupe at reas. price.
aE assHEsr hasE ssiEfiieEs paid b, ", x..e,e.!on.
BAKER. nc. for an appraisal. 2s19 n st
TO- To- cAks rs sieSr WANTED MMEDrArELY-.ss
Come to or can LIvfNGsToN NoroRs
lbaassS2nsAs.s6Ers la E 4 sf s1 .so4pSRs-w. sspsR wan,
ears regardless of price; don't trade on. q
new car or sell to any one until you give
we need 100 ears. 1885 to 194s. II youl
car Is paid for. will give you cash; If cal
is Lot paid for. will pay on balance anc
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash o,
certified checks. See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.
sanders. Only one location Drive In BIZ
open lot, 1900 14th st. NV. Corner of
n.w.). Open $50 to $50 pm. NO. Il1i
MI 9214. BARNES MOTORS
HUDSON. ell models from 1889 through
l947; pay highest prices IL good cord
r. l. MOTORS, 1920 Rhode Island ave ave
hhMscoIN-zEfHYE { & 1910 or 1s4l model
ss esnd f. 5as'. sssS ssTfss sso
VIZ WANT CLEAN usED CARS. an,
l<13 r. !. ave. n.e.. NJ. 0lo2. Paekar'
Evening star., 1948-07-16

CONSIGNMENT SPECIALIST-Conn. ave
hsh fsta M pree Ss xheh a ss c reeee M u
title until car is sold. BRocHE MOTORS
4432 Conn. ave. NV, WO. 3249 TIL g.
CRosLEY 1912, in good mechanical con-
dition,, desired by veteran; will pay cash
saS 'ss.'s.: al uSDER Sisf 10000 MI, from orsl-
SEDAN s'k pease es Tw 0Ss
vEfEkAN ssfT SF wfsHEs Isl snd 70 SGa
car; unable to pay an outrageous price
However, if Interested in selling your car
Ss asEsFy sass please Sa ufssh'S ss
'ss, =. Afro desperately needed By in
wy Ss5a1s ssas pay any all tms nash no dealers Gan
to 5000 cash doT. 5oT Is47 Commander, Sc
afro, new, new Wantea; party returning from
evsvs4v GvsTssss' san car adYsncs cash for ne"
Plymouth, from individual owner; will pay
SsIn' We Will L PAY sisf HIGHEST CASH price for
not nave to be fully paid for. Call MR.
CASH caSiI FoR YOUR c8R-Fords, Chevrolet,
Hf sEPGassi hsns and Asaas St.. '!Ss
900 for 1910 Plymouths;. rs units wanted
s sso once S Ens NJ Hs on "as
e31n hss Ma eHss GF fM sasa in
Pa.iI. PoL1TAN IA M MoToRs, N. Y. ave. and Blsd-
snoiaEs MoRE CASH as FOR YOU. CAR, 1895 to
WoIFE vs5l H0I5 MOTORS. lsth q and K SIS. ~;
CHEVROLET or Plymouth wanted. 1870
or 194l: will pay cash; must be clean
GEF 9Eee rHH az Top G9t sHIA sE PRICE for
car Let Bell Motors sell your 1946 to
1a4s car at your price; Our commission,
BRING bring your m car to BELL MOTORS. soio
WE WE fs ase sEFoRk pS we PoG SssG SELL poHANkA
faIR sshSIG5o aosEsT hSs sPih q !. asks.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Ws buy. vs sell
NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO. Ford dealsrl
$50 Bladensburg rd ne. fopposite Sears,
AT. cS0O or 1901 MINI. ave. ne. Cot
BenninE I'd }, IL. 400.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE W. Crone
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Score one point for a correct So
luton to each Of the first five
problems. The last problem counts
five points.
1. Which one Of these is inappro-
pirate in this general grouping?
Treaty Charter License Franchise
2. Ordinary creamery butter made
which characteristic sound while
on the hoof? Ba-a Oink Moo
Quack.
3. Which one of the following
terms is least likely to suggest a
trout? Speckled White Lake
Rainbow
4. Sunny side up" should make
one think primarily of
Micrometer Blowtorch Scalpel
Spatula
S. Which one OF these contain,
the least factual information?
Concordance Index Glossary
Almanac
6. The two major leagues in pro-
fessional baseball are called the
National and the American. Try
to place the five ball clubs listec
below in their appropriate league.
by making a check mark under the
proper heading for each. You de-
serve one point for each correct
judgment.
Nat. Amer
Detroit Tigers - -
| Cincinnati Reds
ST. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh --
| Boston Red Sox ~
! Score yourself as follows: or, poor
3-6, average; 10, superior; 9-10, YER
superior.
! ANSWERS
I. Treaty. 2. Moo. 3. White. 4
spatula Eggs. s. Index 6 The Tiger
and Red Sox belong in the American
League. The others are in the Nationa
! League.