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Evening star., 1948-03-13
Iowa Editor 10 Open
|0ne-Man Drive for
Safety Postal Stamp

An Iowa editor has been commits
stoned by the National Committee
for Traffic Safety to conduct a one
man campaign for issuance of q
safety postage stamp.
He is w. Earl Hall managing edi-
tor of The Mason City 1owa)
Globe Gazette, who stepped down
yesterday as chairman of the COM
mittee after serving two years. Long
active in national safety organiza-
tions, he said he wanted to give
more time in the future to his
newspaper.
II want to get acquainted with
some of those reporters who wonder
who I am when I get a chance tc
sit down at my own desk" he ex-
planned.
Admits Failure To Date.
Mr.. Hall asked the committee tc
let him try to persuade the Post
Office Department to issue safety
stamp. He admitted his efforts as
a committee of one had been un-
productive during the last year
But if the Everglades National
Park-and, undoubtedly, it's very
fine park-merits a stamp, cer-
tainly the cause of safety does" he
declared at the closing session of
the one-day annual meeting of the
committee in the Hotel Statler.
The assignment was continued
by unanimous y0tn
The Iowa neWspaperman ex-
planned the proposed stamp would
emphasize the need for safety in
general-not only traffic safety.
Mr.. Hall was succeeded as chair
man of the committee, composed OF
representatives of IS organizations
concerned with traffic safety, by
Harold P. Jackson, president of
the Bankers Indemnity Insurance
Co. of Newark, N. j.
Dean Kayser Speaks.
Traffic court judges have an ex-
cellent opportunity to educate the
public in respect for law, DR.. Elmer
Evening star., 1948-03-13

| John. and Sonia Harding. giri.
Woodrow and Elizabeth Henderson, xiri,
Frederick and Ruth Hoffman. boy.
Robert and Margaret Holman, boy.
Chester and Orba Hurst, girl.
srthsr and v.Isinia JonsS boy
George and Ethel Lalor, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Losch, girl.
sam and Frances Lubin, boy.
Albert and Jean Lyons, girl.
Bernard and Mary Miller, boy.
Henry and May Mousseau. girl
George and Dorothy Mursick, girl.
Maurice and Thelma Mcdonald, girl.
Robert and Bernita Owens, boy.
frederick and Goldie Pavay, girl.
Eston and Anna Pueh. xiri.
Charles and Wanda Saglinbene, girl.
Morris and Anne Shipley. girl.
William and Betty Shrum, boy.
Bernard and Judith Simmons, girl,
Patrick and Ruth Smith, girl.
Dale and Mary Swift. girl.
Charles and Ruth Thorne, boy.
Donald and Doris Tillery, boy.
James and Barbara Vretis, girl.
Thomas and Louise Warner. boy.
Carl and Laura Vessel. boy.
Irving and Helen Wink, boy.
James and Lucille Wynkoop, boy.
Robert and Edna Andrews, boy.
James and Gertrude Brown boy.
John and Helen Carson. girl.
George and Bernice Fillmore, boy,
Raymond and Vivian Ford girl
Freeman and Clara jackson, boy.
Warren and Laura Gibson, boy
Willie and Elizabeth Graham, girl.
Gus and Maetee Gray, boy.
ROBERT and Mary Gregg, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
ROCK CREST
Drastic Reduction
1911 Crawford Drive

Open Sunday, I PM. It'll Dark
Beautiful detached 6-year-old bunga-
low, Immaculate condition, ideally
situated on spacious lot. Large bright
living room, dining alcoye, ultra
deluxe kitchen electric dishwasher.
garbage disposal unit, built in cabinets,
etc.) bright bedrooms and lovely
tile bath complete the 1st floor. 2
large bright bedrooms on End, COM
pletely insulated. Gas air-conditioned
heat. Owner is leaving city and says
Sell Immediately" Ewes. call vi. 1864.
To inspect: Through Bethesda. pro-
ceeG on Rockville Pike. About u mile
beyond Congressional Airport at "Zlot-
nick" sign on right. take drst road
oper Raiiroad~ bridge to Gail Street.
Follop to Crawford Drive and Metzler
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Births Reported

FLOYD and Esther Barton, boy.
Wallace and Rhoda Bixby, boy.
Charles and Alma Bray, boy.
Ernest and Dorothy Brown, boy.
George and Grace Burroughs triplets
tgirls).
Floyd and Margaret Carey, boy.
Kenneth and Lorraine Carroll. boy.
Chesley and Louise Clark. girl.
william and Helen Crafty, girl.
Henry and Elsie Dollar, girl and boy.
Alfred and Edna Dorm, girl.
Guy and Patricia Drewry, boy.
Robert and Rita Eyler. boy.
Frank and Mildred Ferrara, girl.
Lester and Mary Frazier. girl.
Seymour and Eta Friedman, boy.
Kenneth and Violet Gallagher. boy.
Merrill and Mildred Geagley, twin girls.
Herman and Julia Gorham, girl.
Harry and Merle Grifith, girl.
James and Marian Hackett. boy.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
Chevy Chase Services

The lenten services of the
churches of the Chevy Chase COM
munity will be addressed by DR..
N. j. Gould Wickey at 8 pm. We'd
nesday at the Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Getty Is Reinstoted
As Head Of Big Trust
By the Associoted Press

| LOS ANGELES, May ali. Paul
Getty, millionaire GILMAN, yesterday
was reinstated as sole trustee of a
S47.000,000 trust fund which in
cludes stock in the Pacific Western
Oil Corp.
The petition for his reinstate-
ment, approved by Superior Court,
indicated that such action will clear
the way for sale OF the Pacific
Western stock holdings should the
opportunity arise.
Last October deal was ar
ranged for purchase of all the Pa
cific Western stock at $50 share,
conditioned on the ability of Sun
ray Oil Corp. to merge Sunray. Pa
cific Western and Mission Corp.
However, attorneys said, this deal
fell through when it was indicated
that the Getty trusteeship needed
clarification.
j. Paul Getty had resigned as
trustee September Is, 1941, because
of press of other business.
Evening star., 1948-05-21

er. DIR tors J. v. Iummihs.
elected include John A. Bard, E. E
ChenoWith, Francis B. Collins
George C. Moreland, Howard G
Oberlander, M. E. Parkinson, Will
liam R. Pole, Ben C. White and
Walter N. Wilson.
Mergenthaler Orders Mount.
Standard & Poor's investment
service states that untitled orders
of the Mergenthaler Linotype Co
are said to be around $4,000 900. OF
about two years output at the pres
ent rate of production. The COM
pany is making many plant i'm
provements with new machinery
and other equipment. Expected
earnings at the year end on Sep
tember 30 will be around SO a share
the review says. Mergen:haler
earned 1914 share in 1867.
ALB Delegation Listed.
Institute of Banking, will send a
record delegation to the Buffalo con-
vention, June TIP. including:
Lloyd S. Carey, Theodore P. Cow
gill. Helen R DWyer, MI. and Mrs.
Herbert D. Lawson, Patricia Nc
Shane, Ralph H. Mittendorff, Flea
nor E. Omohundro, Stephen O.
Porter, F. Ethel Read. Samuel c.
Redman. Mr.. and Mrs I. J. Roberts,
Florinda F. Sariego, Ross L. Totten
and Emil c. Nobs.
Hecht common stock sold at 27 on
the Washington Exchange today, a
new l948 top price.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Lanston Monoiype Co
Announces Special
Dividend Of $50
By Edword c. Stone

Lanston Monotype Co. directors
have declared special dividend of
$3.50 per share on the common
stock. payable June 80 to stock of
record June 18, it was announced
here today. The company also will
pay the previously declared regular
quarterly dividend of so cents per
share on May 81.
The special is the first since
August 30 last when so cents was
disbursed. At that time the quarterly
dividend rate was Is cents per share.
Earnings for the fiscal year ending
February %. 194S. were reported as
1927 per share and the special
dividend was declared out of these
earnings. This compares with $159
q share earned in the previous year.
Lanston stock sold on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange today at Is,
8 new high for the year.
Peoples Drug Stores directors to-
day declared the usual quarterly
dividend of 40 cents per share on
common stock. payable July l to
holders Of record June 8.
Cummins Heads Accountants.
Joe V. Cummins. manager of the
Cummins Chemical Co. of Washing
ton and Indianapolis, was elected
president of Washington Chapter,
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nav 81 .-(UsDAl Sal
advance on weights over 240 pounds
with instances up more on these weights
top, 24.75; bulk. good and choice TO-
24O pounds, 33 1924 so; 250-210 pounds
%. 1924 co. 2s0-3OO pounds, 81 .25-22 so
330-pound weights. 90, with 375-40C
pounds. 19.75-2O.25; sows around nC
higher; most 35O-6OO pounds, 17.OO-1S.T5
few lighter weights, 1900; complete clear
ance early.
salable CATTLE, 500: total. $500 sal
able calves, 300; total 300; all grades
fed steers and yearlings weak to-. sc
lower; good to, averase-choice medium
weight and weighty steers, mostly sc
down; clearance Incomplete: low-choict
1,35O-pound steers topped at 34.35; some
dium and low-good kinds rs. So 80 90
heifers steady; choice 1.020-pound aver.
ages to 1880. cows steady to weak: cut.
ters, 1880 down: most beef cows. 30 90.
"a so: bulls firm; weiehty sausage offer
inss in 80 to 1880 vealers uncfansed al
salable sheep-5oo; total. 800; on,
southwestsrn shorn lambs with mostl!
local packer at 81 90; not enough othe
classes here to test market. but under
tone weak for all slaughter classes.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 81 P,-Butter
532,221: firm; wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: creamery, higher than % score
and premium marks fAAl, s1i2 cents;
q ss9re a. scor. 3s-1s 30 S19re Nsw tIb. R,
usually command "a cent a pound over
the bulk carton price.
Cheese-444,073 steady: prices un-
changed.
Steadiness predominated today in the
wholesale egg market with receipts lover
than on THURSDAY. Receipts totaled
24.59S cases. Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern: mixed colors--Fancy heavy
weights. .49-5Oh: extra large, 4s-4sh;
extra large A. extra medium 45
41-42: checks. $3.50
Whites-Fancy heavyweiRhts, 5Oh-51h;
extra EXT, | large; 4in 44gi,49h:. extra 2 large
Browns-Fancy heavyweights, 50h-
51h; extra | large. 49-49h; extra 2
Evening star., 1948-05-21
-Four Major Networks
indicate Race for Top
Position in TeIevision
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, May 2l.-Radio's
four major networks served notice
today that they are racing for tele-
vision supremacy.
A scramble for preferred positions
can be expected from now on, with
coast-to-coast television nearing a
reality, experts told $50 delegates to
the engineering conference Of the
National Association of Broad
casters.
by the end of this year, television
will be wearing long pants Frank
Marx of New York. network advisory
member of the NAB Engineering
Executive Committee, said yester-
day.
Five ABC Stations Planned.
Mr.. Marx, who also is vice presi-
dent in charge of engineering for
the American Broadcasting Co., re-
ported his networks plan for five
video stations this year. He did not
locate them.
William B. Lodge, New York, di-
rector of general engineering for
Columbia Broadcasting System, de-
scribed the vast Grand Central stu
dio CHS is building In New York but
conceded that the new Mutual
Broadcasting System television stu
dios in Hollywood are the world S
largest.
Robert Clark, New York, tele-
vision operators supervisor for Ma
tional Broadcasting Co., reviewed
a recent telecast from a submarine
The telecast, running an hour and
10 minutes, showed the sub above
water and submerged, and recorded
crew actions during a simulated
battle.
Cable Facilities Projected.
Ernest H. Schneider, Los Angeles
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co. engineer, reported the immi-
nence Of multi-million dollar cable
facilities suitable for transcontinen-
tai television transmission.
He said that a New York Chicago
television channel will be in opera
tion late in 1949. Early that year
completion of the st. Louis-Jackson,
Miss. section will close the gap be-
tween the Southern transconti-
mental coaxial cable and the East
ern coaxial network.
"Transcontinental television can
be provided about one year after
completion Of the cable If the de-
mand warrants" he said.
The engineers are scheduled to
close their conference today. (
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Rail Lines Into Manchuria
Reported Crippled by Reds
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PEIPING, May 21.-Pro-govern-
lnent reports today said Chinese
Communists had crippled govern
ment rail lines into Manchuria and
Jehol Province.
The Reds also held up a Peiping-
bound passenger train. Several
coaches were fired and an unde-
termined number Of passengers were
taken prisoner
! The railway between Tientsin and
Shanaikuan at the southern end Of
the Great Wall was reported cut IN
five places. Rail traf11c between the
two cities was halted.
Two raids on small stations on
the Peiping- ng-Suiyuan railroad be-
tween here and Kalgan interrupted
service. The station masters were
kidnapped. ~, -
AS fighting ssubsided in Peiping
suburbs, national forces were re-
ported moving through the Great
Wall to attack Reds menacing
Chengten. provincial capital of Je-
hol. Reds around Chengteh were
said to have been hit by ground and
air attacks.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
IUItro-Swunk
River House in
| New York Sold
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The smart
set will go hunting again this year
but for some of them the quarry
will not be a little red fox but
place to live.
The ultra -swank River House. 26-
story apartment building along the
East River, has been sold to a
realty company which announced
today that the 70 apartments, rang
ing in size from to II rooms, would
be remodeled into smaller suites.
Among the tenants who will find
apartment hunting the smart thing
this season are Cornelius Wander
bilt Whitney, Huntington Hartford,
Walter Hoving. Niles Trammel.
Arthur A. Ballantine. Ferdinand
Eberstadt, Quentin Reynolds and
Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Pilot Is Blamed for Crash
Killing Oregon Governor
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Aeronautics Board said
yesterday an air crash In which
Gov. Smell of Oregon was killed
last October % probably resulted
from the pilots inability to fly
blind"
The CAB said its inquiry showed
the small plane, en- route from
klamath Falls to Adel, Greg, flew
into a heavy rain which limited
visibility. The pilot, Clifford w.
Hogue, lacked training and ex-
perience required to safely control
the airplane without reference to
the ground" the board said.
All four persons aboard the plane
were killed, including Robert s. Far
rell, Oregon Secretary Of State, and
Marshall E. Cornett, president of the
State Senate.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
N. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-05-21
Maryland Tobacco

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May 81 uP.-
Prices on Southern Maryland tobacco mar
kets swung upward slightly yesterday.
mostly on low to good qualities.
than Wednesday also was reported by the
United States Department of Agriculture
Better grades continued to sell at previous
levels.
Some representative prices: Heavy
good cherry red, $50; heavy low green.
SlO75: fair red tips, S24; thin good
cherry led S62 thin GOOD red, SOL, and
good cherry red seconds. S54
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Business Briefs

Money i'm Circulation declined to
S27. $50 100000 on May 10, drop OF
$4,000 900 from a week earlier and
s426, 900 900 below year earlier
Federal Reserve Board.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week will total
57.93O cars and 26020 trucks VS.
52.684 and 27,56l last week.-Auto-
motive News. Declines due to the
Chrysler strike were more than of
set by increased output of other
makers.
Electric Power Supplies will be
tight until the end Of 1851, de-
clared Chairman Arthur M. Hill OF
the National Security Resources
Board. Before the war, capacity
was 20's above the peak load, but
the margin now is only Sc he said
Bituminous Coal Output in the
week ended Nav IS approNlmated
13.23OQO0 tons vs. 1884 900 in the
previous week and 12.656,000 in the
like l947 week-National Coal Asso-
citation.
Lehn & Fink Products Corp. de-
clared a dividend of 1872 cents
PAYABLE June IA. first payment SC
far in 1948. Last year the company
paid 25 cents each in March and
June.
Kennecott Copper Co. declared a
special dividend of so cents ana a
regular quarterly of Is cents, both
payable June 80 A similar special
was paid in March.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. de-
clared a dividend of 70 cents on
$3.50 cumulative preferred stock,
PAYABLE June Is, covering the period
from April IS, when the stock was
issued TO June 10.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad will
ask the ICC to approve merge
of c. e. O.. New York Central and
the Virginia Railroad. said Robert
R. Young at San Francisco.
Montgomery Ward & Co. profit for
three months ended April 30 was
s14 4.307.8l8 or S2.15 VS.. ll,475,l4O or
sl.72 in the same 1947 period
Union Pacific Railroad System
earned S15,729,321 or S6.48 a share
in four months ended April 80 VS..
s13. SOC. .293 or $5.47 a year earlier.
Pan American Petroleum & Trans
portation Co. net income for the
March quarter was S3,463,933 or rs
cents VS.. S3,303 1884 or 10 cents in the
same 1947 period.
Archer-Daniels-M Midland Co. earn
ed ST 535,7l2 or s46l in nine months
ended March 81 VS.. Sl0370,0o0 OF
$685. a year earlier.
Greyhound Corp System net for
the March quarter was S853,l73 OF
8 cents VS.. S1,l98.152 or y cents III
the same 1947 period.
Erie Railroad earned S642967 II
April VS.. s581,892 year earlier.
Carrier Corp. profit for IL months
ended April 80 was s2,34s ,697 or $3.51
VS.. s1.57O,336 or $2.25 in the pre-.
ceding fiscal period.
Cuneo Press. Inc, earned 502,l9f
or 81 cents in the March quarter VS.
S734,5Sl or 80 cents a year earlier.
Divco Corp. net for six months
ended April 80 was 5000 ,099 or SITS
VS.. s518,337 or sl.l5 in the same
1947 period.
Evans Products Co. reported los
of s56,35l in the March quarter VS.
profit of s629,956 or s258 veal
earlier.
Tilo Roofing Co. earned S1l9.93;
or 26 cents in Is weeks ended Apri
"a VS.. S43. 1872 or 9 cents.
Childs Co. sales in April totalet
s1.727,653, a drop of 49, from ;
year earlier: in four months, S6,S02.
2O5, a decline of Az.
Hilton Hotels Corp. announced
formation of a subsidiary. Hilton
Hotels International to develop ant
operate hotels outside continental
uked States
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Stock Rally Carries
Average Close 10
!21-Month Peak
By T. {. AppIeeote
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, May 2.-Stocks re-
covered more lost ground in an &C
tive market today and approached
their best average level in 81
months
Demand for shares hit such a
fast clip early that the ticker tape
fell behind as much as two minutes
for a brief period. Sales of 660. .00O
shares were recorded in the fastest
first hour since Monday.
Some of the oils. rails and liquors
were singled out for special atten-
ton. Although not all of the initial
gains were retained, bullish senti-
ment remained widespread.
Such discouraging situations as
the continued deadlocks in negoti-
ations on automotive. coal and rail
disputes were virtually ignored.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
TO THE HOLDERS OF
VICTOR PRODUCTS CORP.

Series C. So Debenture Notes
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Indenture of Trust of Victor
Products Corporation of Hagers-
town, Maryland, to the Hamilton
National Bank of Washington, D.
c., as Trustee, dated December II,
1910, that the undersigned as Trus-
tee aforesaid has drawn by lot for
redemption on June l, 1948, out Of
monies in the sinking fund. the fol-
lowing numbered Series &C" SO S.
F. Debenture Notes due December
!, 1913:
Coupon Notes of $1,000 Denom-
nation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N47-M53- MSS -M74-M7s
The Notes herein designated by
number will be paid at the current
redemption price. namely, 1000 Of
the principal amount thereof, to-
gether with accrued interest there
on to said redemption date. Said
Notes must have attached thereto
coupons maturing on December l,
1948. Said Notes will be redeemed
at the Hamilton National Bank,
18th and G Streets NV. WASH
ington S, D. c. Interest on the
Notes herein described shall cease
to accrue on June /, l948.
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Trustee.
BY w. r. Forster, Vice President.
Dated April %, l94s.
Evening star., 1948-05-21
Market AVERAGES
Chicoqo Gruin

CHICAGO, May 81 GP.-Another day Of
splendid corn planting weather caused
distant deliveries Of this grain to drop
today The December contract fell more
than 3 cents as reports we're received that
farmers were rapidly setting large
acreage planted.
In contrast to other contracts May
corn acted firm on short covering. Oats
were unsettled and fractionally lower.
Wheat prices we're mixed, supported by a
pickup In domestic our business and
growing worry. over lack Of moisture in
the Western plains.
AT noon, wheat was l lower to Y
higher. May, 2.45h2: corn was 33s lower
to ,. higher, May. 2.34l4; oats were 's-!s
lower. May, l.13la. and soybeans were
to lower. May 410.
Short interest in May contracts at the
start Of trading today totaled 3.25S.0 900
bushels in corn, .. 654 900 bushels in
Evening star., 1948-05-21

National ASSO-
citation of Cost
Accountants, at
I h e a n n u a !
meeting at the
Lafayette Hotel.
succeeding w. H.
Dame.
Other officers
c h ose e n were
Max w. Shoup
and Dore n D.
Vest, vice presi-
dents: James J.
Molinelli. secre-
tary: William L.
Shields treasur-
Evening star., 1948-05-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May 81 LP-Cotton fu-
lures turned steady following an irregular
pattern in early dealings today. Mill buy
ing along with short covering supported
the market
Some selling was Influenced by indica.
tions that export buying will get under
way slowly and talk that domestic carry.
over stocks on August may be well abov.
switching between nearby July and Octo.
Der.
A private crop survey estimated cottor
acreage in the eastern belt 1914 per cent
above last season, with increases of tc
II, per cent forecast in the central belt
Lac afternoon prices were 10 to IS
37.59 october, 341s, and December
Evening star., 1948-05-21

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Evening star., 1948-05-21
A. G. spalding 4 Bros. declared 9

A. G. Spalding 4 Bros. declared q
quarterly dividend Of 3711a cents
a share, payable June IS. Previous
payments we're Is cents.
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul &
Pacific Railroad asked ICC permis-
sion to issue s7,120 900 of equipment
trust certificates to help finance
purchase of 81 passenger cars. 1900
freight cars and two Diesel electric
motor cars.
Hoving Corp. has acquired the en-
tire capital stock of John David.
Inc, which operates six mems cloth
ing stores in New York City. The
price was $4,000, 900 cash and $4,000
common shares of Hoving.