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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-07
Reds Encircle
Suchow Troops
In Tight Trap

Nanking, China. Dec. 7-R-
Government sources admitted to-
day that Communist armies have
encircled 10000 Nationalist
combat troops on the central
China front southwest of Su-
chow.
These sources said the three
trapped army groups have been
compressed on a front eight
miles long and five miles in
depth. They were trapped by the
Communists as they marched
south from Suchow to rescue
other encircled Government
forces.
Eight or nine Red columns,
commanded by General Chen vi,
were said to have completed the
encirclement of this former Su-
chow garrison. The trap was
sprung about so miles southwest
of their former base.
Civil officials, evacuated from
Suchow with the troops, were
reported hampering operations
of the encircie armies.
The government sources con-
firmation of Communist reports
came shortly after Nationalist
forces announced they had aban-
doned two towns on the north
ern front to Reds marching to-
ward Peiping.
The bulk of Chen Yi's forces
were reported concentrated
south of the government pocket
to prevent an attempted break
through in an effort to contact
the encircled Twelfth Army
group.
Last night the Communist ra-
dio claimed 10000 casualties al
ready have been inflicted on the
End, 18th and 10Th Army
groups caught in "air tight en-
circlement." Another commun-
ist broadcast said Nationalist
troops attempting to march
south were "stampeded" when
they came under attack.
A Nationalist military press
spokesman described the report
ed communist encirclement as
mot probable" He said he had
mot received such reports. "
Government communiques are
usually late in reporting re-
verses,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-07
Weather

North Carolina - Partly
cloudy weather. mild today
and Wednesday and not SO
cool tonight; likely occasional
showers Wednesday.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-07

ids films of Depaime found
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and handing ii to OF the aid what
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Murphy Case Review
Set Next Wednesday
by House D. {. Unit

Arrangements were being com
pleted today for the closed hearing
by the House District Subcommit.
tee on Public Service at 10 am
next Wednesday, when the case Of
Fire Chief Clement Murphy, re.
Gently cleared of all charges, vii
be reviewed and taken under con.
sideration.
Representative Beall, Republican
of Maryland. subcommittee chair.
man, said he had invited attorneys
representing the District Commits
sioners, Chief Murphy and Fire
Capt. Joseph c. Conroy, who had
charged his chief with demoraiiza-
ton of the department.
The attorneys to appear are
Daniel B. Maher, special assistant
corporation counsel, who prosecuted
the case before three-man trial
board; Martin r. O,Donoghue
counsel for Chief Murphy, and vii.
liam J. Rowan, counsel for Capt
Conroy.
Two Won't Participate.
Neither Chief Murphy nor Capt
Conroy will participate personally
Mr.. Beall said.
The committee will have before
1t the complete record in the Muir
ply case. This will include moi
only the transcript of the open
hearing, but also the 600-page report
of an investigation of charges, pre-
pared by three corporation counse
assistants.
The complete record was taken te
Capitol Hill yesterday by Mr.. Maher
after conference at the District
Building with the Commissioners.
Prepared Last Fall.
Mr.. Beall said the documents hat
been asked for use of the commit
tee, but he had told Mr.. Maher tt
return the entire file to the District
Building for safekeeping until thu
morning of the hearing. MIR
Maher then will bring the whole
file to the committee for its con-
sideration during the closed session
Mr.. Beall said.
The report in question was pre-
pared last fall by Corporation
Counsel Assistants Oliver Gasch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Changes in Proposed Plan
For Barney Circle Opposed

Objections to changes made by its
own committee In plans to relieve
trafhc congestion at Barney Circle
were expressed by the Southeast
Council last night.
A. D. Calvert, president Of the
Lincoln Park Citizens Association
who introduced the original plan
initiated the protest.
Vernis Absher, chairman Of the
councils special committee on
Barney Circle, who has been con-
ferring with District sofficials on the
proposed plan, said only those
changes necessary to make the plan
feasible were made. He explained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

The Presidents Air Policy Commission recently made
public its tremendously important report Survival
in the Air Age" In the section devoted to national
security the Commission summarized its findings by
proclaimine . that the country must have new
strategic concept for its defense and that the core of
this concept is air power" The report also stated,
among other things, that this nations air power is
presently inadequate and should be Immediately
strengthened. @~a 70 $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

the changes cut the estimated cost
Of the project from about si1.oo0, 900
to 1885,. 200.
The committee will study the re-
port further and q special meeting
of the Southeast Council will be
called later.
The council, acting under the adv
vice of the Fort Dupont Citizens
Association, asked that all Govern
ment- controlled recreational facili-
ties in the Southeast area be put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

Milton Norman and John J. Don.
nelly, IT., following an intensive In
yestigation OF rumors In the Muir
ply case. Mr.. Makers charges
against the fire chief were based on
some Of the material in the report.
Mr.. Beall said Representative
|OHara, Republican, OF Minnesota
chairman of the House District Ju-
dietary Subcommittee, has been in
vited to take part In the executive
session to hear arguments by coun-
sci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Cos Tex Receipts Soar

/ RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 4 OP.-
Gasoline tax collections in Virginia
scared to an all-time record OF
$50, 0S5 ,955 for the year 194T State
Motor Vehicle Commissioner c. r.
Joyner, jr., reported yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

under the Jurisdiction Of the District
Recreation Department.
The meeting was held In Ana
costa High School at Sixteenth and
r streets Sc. and was conducted
by Harry A. Leibrand, president,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

Formation of the Pontine marshes
near Rome with their malaria mos
quitoes is believed to have fastened
the downfall Of the Roman Empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
Where does America stand today
in military aircraft production ?

The shaping of an ait power program is of course.
for the people determine through their representa-
ves in the Congress But that program, whatever its
scope must necessarily involve the creation and pro-
ducton of superior aircraft in types and quantities
needed to meet the nations requirements.
This raises two questions l. How many military
aircraft are being produced in this country today
2. In case Of emergency, how long would it take
e achieve maximum produetion3 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04

Obviously the United States does not need to produce
as many military planes now as did the peak of
the war Nevertheless if you remember the magnificent
American air power that helped bring us victory in
World War H. it may surprise you to learn that our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-04
4 American production sof military aircraft
has dropped more than 98% since 1914

peak wartime production rate has been sashed by more
than $3.50!
There were only 1900 military aircraft built in the
US A. during 1947 This less than 20 of the 9o3o9
airplanes built in 1914, the peak wartime year,
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Heavy Selling. Forces
Stock Prices Down.;
Some Lose 4Points
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 1l.-Selling
forces hammered away at the stock
market again today and leading is
sues declined fractions to more than
a point. Losses in few cases ex-
tended to points or more.
A rush of selling at the opening
bell cut into prices, but almost i'm
mediately faint signs of resistance
developed. These soon faded away
and quotations we're again marked
down.
Turnover was the fastest in a
couple of weeks, with numerous
large blocks of stocks appearing on
the ticker tape.
Wall Street saw nothing startling
In the news to influence selling,
but apparently found even less on
which to base demand. Many
offerings of stock we're based on
technical" considerations-in this
case, the behavior of the stock
averages.
Nickel Plate common and pre-
ferred each dropped around 4 points
while Skelly Oil slid more than 5.
Smaller declines were posted for
U. S. Steel, American Telephone,
Bethlehem Steel, General Motors,
Chrysler, Goodrich, Montgomery
Ward, j. I. Case. Lockheed, Schen-
ley, Coca Cola, American Smelling,
Westinghouse Electric. Philip Nor
ris, Owens Illinois, Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific, Atlantic Coast
Line, Standard Oil of New Jersey
Gulf Oil and Paramount Pictures.
Douglas Aircraft was one of the
few issues to inch ahead.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug; II lP UsDA.-sal-
and unsvenly. s6-75 higher; most ad-
vance on sows: top, 3O.25 for one load;
most good and choice 170-o40 pounds
%. So 5000; 25O-2sO pounds, 28.50-29 so;
29O-32O pounds, 27.OO-2S.25. very few
butchers here weighing over 300 pounds:
load around 400 pounds, 24.25; good
and choice sows under 800 pounds. 2675-
81. 80; 325-350 pounds. 25.0O-26:5o: 375-
400 pounds. 23.OO-24. so: 425-475 pounds
81 50-"3. 90: odd head. 500 pounds and
over. mostly 21.00; good early clear
salable cattle-e, 500; total. $500; sal
able calves. 500; total. 500; all srades
yearlings steers and heifers and choice
matured steers steady; other grades steers
steady to 80 lower: beef cows weak; can
ners, cutters, bulls and vealers steady;
largely steer run run; top, 4ls5 PA Paid sdod fo5
and choice steers and s,,: ysarlinss g 90: CO.
dry.fed beef COWS, 1S.O0-a2 50: canners
and cutters. 1880 so; sausage bulls
to $500: vealers to 81 90.
Salabe sheep, 800; total. 1900;
spring lambs steady to 80 higher; other
classes fully steady; yearlinss very scarce
most good and choice native spring lambs
27.50-2s.00; bucks discounted LOO; me-
mon springers, 21.OO-23.OO; for medium
and GOOD yearlings, 1900; most native
slaughter ewes, 1925 and down; package
choice liehtWeiRhts. 1880
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Austin Sules Mount Up

LONDON, Aug. II Up. - Austin
Motor Co. reported North American
sales totaling $l1,750,0O0 since set
ting up a sales organization in the
United States and Canada nine
months ago. The company said:
The demand for Austins in Amer
lea continues to grow. Indeed, the
only factor limiting yet greater sales
is the company's inability to obtain
sufficient raw materials" Total sales
in the United States, excluding Fed
eral tax, were $500 900 and in Can
ada, excluding sales and excise
taxes, $3,250, 900.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aus, II F. Grains
Board of Trade today. A good deal of
short covering gave the market a boost
in the early trade. But after that was
over demand slackened. steady run of
commission house selling orders de-
pressed prices.
The new crop corn deliveries ran into
most selling largely on an Agriculture
Department forecast of q record crop.
Large wheat and other crops were also
and lard gave up its early gains.
AT noon wheat was lower to p
higher; September. $2.221a; corn was "a
oats were y. lower to z higher; Sep.
tember. 721s: soybeans were 5h to 8
cents lower; November, So. .5Sas, and lard
was Is to 80 cents hundred pounds
lower; September. $19b7.
The Commodity Credit Corp. reported
its wheat purchases yesterday totaled
SAT- bushels at Kansas City, 553, 500
bushels at Chicaso. l66.661 bushels at
Portland, Ores. and 100000 bushels at
Evening star., 1948-08-11
New York Cotton

lures declined sharply under pressure
Of LIQUIDATION today. induced by uncer-
tainty oyer prospects LOT cotton ana tne
Losses extended to s435 a naie before
he market recovered partially on mill
buying and short covering. Traders felt
that large prospective grain and cotton
crops might cause Consress to lower
price supports on future crops.
Dealers reported purchases Of better
quality crop cotton at approximately the
loan level
Late afternoon prices were 50 a bale
vious close. October, BLOC; December,
'3Il4 and March, 31l5
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Washington Exchange
SALES

SALES.
Mersenthaler Linotype-75 at 5l1a.
Potomac Electric Pow COMBS at 1873
25 at 1873.
Hecht com-5O at e37.; so at 237..
Mersenthaler Linorype-25 at 5lL.
Washington Gas 425 -pfd-2l at 1917
Capital Transit 1st ref 4s-S2 600 al
q6a..
Potomac Electric Pow $50 pfd "A"-l4
at a.. 10 at 4334
Capital Transit LIST ref 4s-S3.000 at o.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. Aug. IL P,.-Dividends
declared today:
AeeamuIative.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. II HS.-Flour--
pounds, spring patents. 575-60n: Eastern
solf winter straights,. 5.25-9on; hard win
Rye dour8steady; fancy patents uoo
cornmeal-steady 600 poundsl white
sranulatsd; %6.7S.79n: % yellow yelloE' 5f5c6; @ os.
tic 600 pounds. 4 25n.
Feed-Easy; Western bran. per ton
basis Buffalo, 46.50a.
Hops-Steady.
Butter-714,41e: easy. wholesale price
on bulk cartons: Creamery. higher than
20 score (Al, 77Ia: 90 score tBJ. "a: sG
score 'C). 70 New tubs usually command
"a cent 4 pound over the bulk price>
Cheese-l1S,343: steady; prices un-
changed
Evening star., 1948-08-11
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug IL fP-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket rs per cent discount or 92s7h
Europe-Great Britain ipound, 4.o3t..
unchanged; 3O-day futures, 4.o3, un-
changed; 60-day futures, 402h, un-
changed 9o-dsy futures, 40I ss a. up !. Of
unchansed; Italy tlirar August hxed rate
.OO1 739; July. O0173e; Sweden krona)
2.s5' 2t u UNCHANGED; swi.zeriand dranc'
Latin America Arsentins Gree)
20ss nominal. off ai of a cent; Brazil
Greeb $50, unchanged Mexico. 14.62
Evening star., 1948-08-11

| NEW YORK CITY
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Canada 4s 60 1o3
Chile 6sJan61 . 25
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Grk 6s SO pt pd J
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| Am tat 234s61 loA
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Evening star., 1948-08-11

Chicago Board of Trade is reduc-
ing margin requirements on trans
actions other than spreading or
hedging to Is cents bushel on
wheat, Is cents on corn, 10 cents
on oats and 40 cents on soybeans,
effective tomorrow. Margins will re-
main at 30 cents on barley and 40
cents on rye.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Demand Deposits Up
By S4,116,000 Here,
Reserve Board Notes
By Nelson M. Shepord

DIV INGt90H wv. SHCPSio
Demand deposits in Washington
banks increased s4,166 900 during the
week ended August 4. the Federal
Reserve Boards report for the fifth
district disclosed today.
This increase resulted in total de-
mand deposits of $706, ,40l 900 on
August in Washington member
banks. For the whole fifth district
the total was s2656, ,697, representing
an increase of S47,248.000 over Au-
gust 6, l947, and sl9,l64,000 over
July %.
Real estate loans have totaled
s76,613,00o as against s76,l64 900 on
July 28 Washington banks reported
total investments of $3.50, ,o05 900, an
increased of $3,500,000 over the pre-
vious week. In the fifth district as
q whole, the investments totalec
sl7o3 100000, an increase Of s247 ,00(
over July %.
Pepco Common Active.
Potomac Electric Power common
was unusually active on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday
l.495 shares changing hands at 1875
and IA. The volume was larger than
for any previous day in the last
two weeks. On Monday 755 shares
were traded at IA.
Sales for the first week in Au-
gust amounted to 1894 shares
practically all at IA, but with 160
shares selling at 1875 and one share
at 14ls. In the last week in July
sales totaled 1868 shares. OF this
aggregate, 1859 changed hands at
IA. The top was 141s for 110 shares,
while 595 shares changed hands at
1875, and one lot of 4 shares went
for 13%4.
High for the year has been 14as
and low l2h.
Peoples Drug Net OFF.
Increased operating costs resulted
In a drop of 1857 ,5006l. or slightly
more than so per cent in the net
earnings of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc. for the six months ended June
30, the company reported yesterday.
Net earnings of s626, ,427 10 gave this
drug chain earnings of $1.46 per
share on it's 429,0O0 shares of out
standing common stock. compared
with S229 for the corresponding
l947 period.
For the first half of this year
net sales of the chain were $2l,-
77,12086 against total operating
expenses of 2l.329 ,625.44 These
figures with sales of $22,081, 1926
against operating expenses of 500
885. .72355 for the same period last
year.
Total assets of S14,O6O.4 .466.6S were
shown in the balance sheet as of
June 80 Despite the decline in
net earnings, the assets compared
with $4,000, ,59106 on June 80, 1947
The balance sheet also disclosed
S2,721,029.61 cash on hand and
s6,3OS,27.44 in minimum merchan-
disc inventories.
The capital surplus Of the COM
pany was reported as $49, 400 and
earned surplus as 1882 ,537.4S. The
earned surplus on June 30, 1947
was S6625, ,3299l The total equity
in common stock was reported as
s9,826,937.48 as against $8,624, 1893
on June 30, 1947.
Evening star., 1948-08-11

Hourly e1fee on tbe EAth1hto Today:
IL 700 NJ. $40 900 1900 noon sac 600
ION I'm $40 600 quo ON olo 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. sIn bank
ruptcy or receiyership or being reorgan-
tiles assumed By such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foresoins table are
annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
dividends are not included. cid Called
Z Ex dividend. xr TX rights. Also extra
or 81 stoef epeeisrsd dc Or pssa 80 far this
year fPayable In stock, estimated cash
value ON ex-dividend date. g Paid last
dividend or split-up kDeclared or paid
this year. an aecumulative issue with
dividends In arTears3p Paid this yaan yssI,
taken at last dividsnd mseting. Psyable
In stock, exact sasn saius undet9 pinned
Evening star., 1948-08-11
Business Briefs

Electric Power Consumption Qe-
clned to 5,319. .409, ,0O0-kilowatt hours
m the week ended August 7, from
5,352,439 900 the week before. The
latest figure was an increase OF
9.1oo over the similar week last year.
Edison Electric Institute.
Crude Oil Production reached a
new high of $500, ,730 barrels aver
age daily in the week ending Au-
gust 7. This was 52,820 barrels
more than the average for the week
before.-Oll and Gas Journal.
Civil Aeronautics Board. saying It
might authorize an increase in air
passenger fares, called conference
of all domestic scheduled air trunk
lines here August 10.
Ethyl Corp. announced a 7i2%o
increase in the price Of Ethyl, the
anti-knock compound used in easo-
line.
Rayon Shipments rose to 94,900.-
900 pounds in July. a 2oo gain over
June and 17oo over July, 1947.-
Rayon Organon.
American Gas e. Electric Co. re-
ported net profit for the year end
ing June 80 of $19,882, ,l80 or $4.27
a common share. VS.. sl8,337,57S or
1892 the year before.
Central Illinois Gas & Electric
Co. earned $1,397,800 or SLOT per
share outstanding in the year ended
June 80, VS.. s1,016, ,499 or "a cents
the year before.
Louisiana Land q Expl0ra tiOn Co.
earned s1,S92,151 or So cents share
in the quarter ended June 80, VS..
sl.03l, ,405 or "a cents in the same
quarter last year.
New York Telephone Co. earned
Sl7.550.462 in the six months ended
June 80, vs.. sl8,833, 1872 in the 1947
half.
Also for the six months ended
June 30:
Kansas City Southern Railway
earned s3,s56,568 or s6.93 share,
VS.. s2,555,S17 or s4.19.
Commercial Credit Co. earned So
239,S35 or s423, VS.. s3,308,556 or
sl55
Endicott johnson Corp. earned
s1.629,e56 or s1S3, VS.. s1,778,735 or
S20l.
st. Joseph Lead Co. earned s5,-
s48.539 or S3.0l. VS.. s6.706,8l4 or
s33s
Citizens Utilities Co. earned sl5s.-
a42 or 81 cents, VS.. $l98. .462 or n
cents.
Electrical Products Corp. earned
s222,l50 or rs cents, VS.. s15S.9l2 or
so cents.
Electrographic Corp. earned $685..
495 or s1.96. VS.. $53l,ll3 or SLIT.
Empire Hillwork Corp. earned
s522.007 or 90 cents, VS.. s5ol, ,S07 Oh
SO cents.
Honolulu Oil Corp. earned $7,528,.
444 or s803, VS.. s2,970.s4l or s3l6.
Donnacona Paper Co, Ltd, earned
s665, ,oSs or sl61, VS., s556.336 o.
s133.
Doerbencher Manufacturing Co
earned S304894 or so cents. VS.
s548,3ll or 80 cents.
Cory Corp. earned $3.50, ,456 or S
cents, VS.. s797.068 or sl23.
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co
earned 1892 9SS or 81 As, VS.. sl.864.
S3S or 1925.
American Machine e. Foundry Co
earned sl.05l.573 or SO cents, VS.
s781 1893 or 81 cents
International Cigar Machinery Ca
earned s466,356 or 78 cents, VS.
$400,642 or 81 cents.
American Water Works Co. earnet
s742,981 or 81 cents, VS.. $9ol,5l1 O.
IS cents.
S. s. White Dental Manufacturing
Co. earned s627 1862 or $2.09, VS.
S633, ,434 or $211.
Evans Products Co. earned $303,.
STA or $1.24. VS.. s79e. .35S or 1927.
First National Stores, Inc. earned
sl.s22.ses OF, sl.ss. VS.. si.S47,4l7 OIL
s1sa.
Evening star., 1948-08-11
N. 7. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-08-11

American Telephone 4 Telegraph
Co. appointed Henry T. Killissworth
General manager Of its long lines
division.