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Evening star., 1948-07-26
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July 26 dP.-with prospects
for a record smashing corn crop becoming
better every day, the yellow cereal sank
further on the Board OF Trade today. Both
September and May deliveries reached
new seasonal lows.
AS far as the May contract was con-
cerned the new low did not mean much.
1t has been traded only about two months
But the drop In the September contract
spectscular price break last February.
grains September and May oats made
new seasonal lows. May wheat was. at
new low. Mil buying aided September
and December wheat. but they faitered
shortly before the close.
Support of nearby wheat deliveries
reflected good -four business.
Chicago Cash Market.
2.29H- go; No. 2 red, tough, 226Ia: No
: req, 2.2SA-29: No. 3 red, tough. 2.24;
No red, sardiekv. 2.21!; No. red, gar
tough, 5000 No. hard. 229N- -3oI.
No ] hard; tough; 22sH; No. hard,
mixed, touch; 2.27A: No. ? mixed 2:2sh-
"a, "a; No o3 3 mixed, 2ss. Corn No. ! vel
2;o6l 22;so6l :, oats No; 1 heavy, mixed, ~
No s1oufh vb}s ~. ~ heavy nv whts h, 79 ~
white, tough, 81; No. / heavy special red
plump. g1t2: No . QS
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July % prp tUsDA> >.-salable
hogs, 5000; total 10000: fairly active
and uneven, generally steady to % cents
ers and sows; top ,3o.25 sparinsly for
and choice f7o-a4o pounds. 90 $3.50 90;
pounds; g Ss56o 5oos7 Is: ss5-s5o go psanss
% SO; good and choice sows under $50
pounds mostly 23.5O-25.5O few choice on
butcher order under 300 pounds up to
26.00 375-400 pounds, 81 .50-23 90: 425-
415 pounds, 20.00-21 rs; good clearance.
Salable cattle. 5000: total, $500; sal
able calves, 500 total. 500: fed steers
and heifers generally steady; instances so
cents higher on choice kinds: very. draggy
on medium grades; most good and choice
steers and yearlings, 3550-39 80; high
choice 1.30O-pound averages, 1925, the
top: good to choice S00-pound <heifers,
1925; most medium to good heifers,
80. 00-35.50; beef cows weak, to 25 cents
lower; Gamers and cutters steady to
strong; bulk Gamers and cutters. 1900
1880; beef cows 10 $500; bulls steady
to 25 cents lower at 5000 down; vealers
steady at 5000. mostly $500 down.
Salable sheep, 1000; total, $500:
spring lambs and slaughter ewes steady
to so cents higher; other classes prsc-
tically absent; just-good to choice native
spring lambs. $3.50, with bucks out at
90 discount; some good to choice natives
carrying a medium end $500: load mixed
medium to choice Idaho ewes. 1215
straight native ewes largely 11.50 down.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower
In Quiet Dealings
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 26.-The stock
market slowly tipped to the minus
side after an indecisive start today.
Trading was unusually slow while
Wall Street awaited the Presidents
message to Congress scheduled for
tomorrow. The ticker tape held mo-
tionless for long periods at time.
Railroad issues tended downward
with the rest of the market despite
the appearance of number of fa-
vorabie earnings reports for June.
The improvement, though, had been
anticipated.
Lower prices were paid for Union
Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line, Santa
Fe, United States Steel, Sears Roe
buck, Caterpillar Tractor, Interna-
tional Nickel, Standard Oil New
Jersey and General Electric.
Minor gains were posted for Fire
stone Tire, General Motors, Lock-
heed, Radio Corp. and International
Paper
Railway issues showed only minor
variations in the bond market.
United States Governments held
steady in over-the- counter dealings.
Fairchild Camera advanced in the
curb. Lower were United States
Radiator and General Plywood.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Bodies of 30 Children
Found After jap Flood
by the Assoeiotsd Press

TOKYO, July 26.-The bodies of
80 school children drowned in the
flooding Ida River in Toyama pre-
lecture, Central Honshu, have been
recovered, Kyodo news agency re.
ported today.
They were the first casualties re-
ported in the heaviest downpour in
81 years which struck three prefec-
lures of West Central Honshu.
Earthquake-wrecked Fukui was
reported three-fifths under water
this morning. National police re-
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Norfolk & Western Reports
Larger Net in Six Months
BY the Assoeiated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 26-Nor-
folk g. Western Railway Co. today
reported net income Of S17,876, ,456
for six months ending June 80.
The figure represents an increase
of $605 ,387 over net income for the
first six months of l947.
After appropriations for sinking,
reserve and miscellaneous funds, the
company reported balance of income
OF SIG, 1902 ,s53 equal to $3.50 per
common share, compared to $15,-
960,547 or $2.76 a share for the six
months ending June 80, I947.
The company's gross income for
the first six months this year
amounted to S8S, ,625, ,003, an increase
of $7,236,981 over the same period
in 1947.
The largest increase was in freight
revenues: $82,548,039, compared to
SITS $3.50 ,277 for the first half of 1947.
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New York Produce

c.S.s pEw to yoak o9m: July 90 %soesst s
on bulk cartons: Creamery. higher than
ssnts iHe Is ssSss naFfs @ s. aa ssors
73: So score ICj, ~ New tubs usually
command y cent pound over the bulk
{ c6sssss-stsady 2 wholesale sales; fresh
eheddars israss, 1877. shelf-cured. IS.
q single daisies, ,52la-56la; single
61-63; midgets, 56-5s; midgets grass,
1940. 1888; midsets, shelf cured, 1886;
processed. 5 pounds, .52h-54h; domestic
Swiss tsingle tubsh best, 63-65; others,
Egg prices were higher in the whole
sale market today. Spot quotations
Midwsstern, mixed colors, fancy heavy
extra : large. 47h-4sh; extra 8 and 1,
44a-45; extra ! medium, 4S-50I3; stand
ard l. 44-45; dirties, 3s: checks, SO.
Whites fancy heavyweights, 57k-5a;
extra l large. 55-55h; extra 2 large, AS
81, extras and 4, 47-4s; extra L me-
Browns fancy heavyweishts. 551a-5s:
5oh; extras and 4, 1911; extra l me-
Nearby (top quotations on nearby white
sale selling prices for the finest marks
available. and not paying prices to pro-
ducers or. shippers, whites, extra fancy
heayyweishts. 69-71: fancy heavyweishts,
s6;6s: oshers' 6o-63; mediums, 61-63;
Browns, extra fancy heayywsishts,. So
| 20; fancy heavyweights, 66-6s; others,
| 6Q-63; mediums, $3.50; pul]ets, 45x41.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
B. 80. Earnings Show
Big Increase From
Year Ago in June
By Edword G.. Stone

Vet income of the Baltimore g.
Onion Railroad Co. in June amount
ed to S4,30l,151 compared with 81,
216,307 in June of last year, an
increase of $3,084,S44, it was an
nounced today.
Compared with June. 1947, there
was an increase of S6,2e2,126 in
operating revenues, rejecting the
higher freight rates. At the same
time operating expenses increased
S3,316.5l9, due to higher wages and
material prices.
The increase of more than So
100000 in net income included a
retroactive credit adjustment of un-
employment insurance rates, effec-
tive January /, 1948.
Operations for the first six months
Of 1948 resulted in net income of
s9l80,l33, compared with S5,237, ,727
last year, an improvement of So
942 ,406
TWA Stock Increase Planned.
Stockholders of Transcontinental
& Western Air, Inc, have been
asked to vote on the immediate con-
version of Slo,000,000 outstanding
notes into common stock, to clear
the way for new financing, Chair
man w. L. Pierson announced today.
Holders of TWA stock, other than
the Hughes Tool Co., will vote in
Kansas City, August 10, whether
Hughes-o owned %. q notes are to be
converted at the recommended $40
a share. Stockholders also will be
asked to increase the common
shares from 100000 to 100000.
Sale of new securities will be i'm
paired as long as doubt exists on the
time of conversion of the notes and
the price, Mr.. Pierson said.
Reserves Now $685., 600, 900.
William H. Husband, manager of
the Federal Savings and Loan In
sursnce Corp, said today that no
building and loan association has
called for aid in more than four
wears, due partly to favorable busl-
ness conditions and to the building
up of reserves.
Since l941, these insured associa-
tions have increased their combined
reserves from s181 100000 to $685.
600 900, a rate substantially above
the rate of rise in their total assets,
Mr.. Husband stated Only seven
associatio have been placed in
liquidation in IA years, he added.
Mergenthaler Sells at 81.
Potomac Electric Power common
opened the week on the Washington
Stock Exchange with 100 shares
selling at 1875, unchanged. The
stock then moved up to IA on a
5o-share sale. Mergenthaler Limo
type registered 100 share sale at
81. up a full point.
Washington Gas issues are being
quoted ex-dividend along with Ma
tional Savings, Washington Loan,
American Fire Insurance, Hecht
common and preferred.
Standard g. Poor's Review states
that bank earnings showed moderate
gains during the first half year
This was partly due to a further
increase in bank loans. Further
more, expenses did not rise as fast
as they did in the first six months
of 1947, the Review said.
United Air Lines today reported a
new weekly cargo record was estab-
lished in June, cargo ton mileage
being double mileage flown a year
ago.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for the c

Steel Mill Operations for the cur
rent week were scheduled at 93.l 20
of capacity, indicating production
of 1.678.OO0 tons-AmerlcA Aron d
Steel Institute. Both figures were
unchanged from last week and COM
pared with 95.2cc and 1,7l6,000 tons
a month ago, and 94.4Eo and 1,65l,-
300 tons year ago.
Increased Steel Prices will cost
consumers an amount running into
hundreds of millions of dollars,
the magazine Steel reported. The
increases average So a ton and
range as high as SIT. Higher prices
can be expected on any article
made of ferrous metals.
Cash Dividends of United States
corporations set record of ST ,350.-
100000 for thre months ended June
3G-Commerce Department. They
were 90 above the same 1947 period.
Southeastern Greyhound Lines re-
duced dividends On common stock to
80 cents, with a declaration payable
September l. Previous payments
were 40 cents.
Port of New York Authority
awarded S7,500000 of general and re-
funding l.4co bonds. due 1949 to 1858,
to c. J. Devine & Co. on bid of
100,121.
Platinum Prices at New York were
advanced S. an ounce to $94 whole
sale and $96 retail Supplies contin-
ued tight as demand increased
Philip Morris & Co. reported rec
ord sales of S50.689000 in three
months ended June 80 VS.. S42, 1857 900
a year earlier.
Electric Power & Light Co. and
subsidiaries earned S8,695,79 in
three months ended April 80 VS..
S7031 929 a year earlier.
Public Service Corp. of New Jer-
sey had net income of $7828. .633 or
So cents share in six months end
ed June 80 VS.. 11.598,007 or $l.21 in
the same l947 period.
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
earned S5,853,078 in six months end
ed June 30 VS.. s4,27o,75l year
earlier.
Illinois Central Railroad System
had net income of 9,081 265 or s6.27
a share in six months ended June
80 VS.. SS,302, ,341 or S5 10 in the same
1947 period.
Corn Products Refining Co. earned
s4,6Oo,49l or SLAB in six months
ended June.3o VS. s8,973,s78 or 1921
year earlier.
Air Reduction Co. profit for six
months ended June 80 was $3.044,-
1877 or Sill VS.. $2,926,640 or SLOT
in the same l947 period
American Brake Shoe Co. earned
S2120,07O or STA in six months
ended June 80 VS.. S2,567 ,595 or $232
q year earlier.
Republic Aviation Corp. profit for
six months ended June 80 was
sl,826,972 or s1S5 VS.. a deficit OF
S476, ,205.
Deep Rock Oil Corp. net for six
months ended June 80 was S1,700,.
534 or s425 VS.. 81 .33l $50 or 1888
Granite City Steel Co. earned ST..
6S4 ,3l7 or SAT- IN SIX months ende6
June 80 VS.. s713,886 or s187 yea
earlier.
Interstate Bakeries Corp. net fo
% weeks ended July 10 was S1,046,
S56 or S276 VS.. S890,242 or S224 il
the like l947 period
Newport Industries, Inc, earned
sS34,7o or Sl2l in six months endec
June 30 VS.. 81, 1872 1893 or S2.75 a yea,
earlier.
American Seating Co. net for 81,
months ended June 80 was $3.50, ,43'
or $3.50 VS.. $l12,896 or 81 cents il
the same l947 period.
Norwich Pharmacal Co. earned
$523,57e or 66 cents in six month
ended June 80 VS. s138,72l or i
cents year earlier.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
New York Cotton

lures moved lower In slow dealings today
under lisht pressure Of liquidation and
hedging.
Expectations Of large Government
cotton crop forecast on August 8 and un-
certainty concerning the special session
of Congress overshadowed favorable news
in the market
Over the week end soap entered the
market for about $4,000 bales Of cotton
for Japan. with prices to be based on
Ide1s on the mid-July cotton parity
were raised, with some quarters expecting
25 to 35 point advance IN the July
figure over June. The 194e Government
cotton loan win be based on the mid-July
cotton parity.
Late afternoon prices were rs TO IS
cents q bale lower than the previous
close, October. 32.17' December, 5000;
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions By
customers with odd lot dealers or spe-
ciaIists on the New York Stock Exehange
for July 26; 3.6s2 purchases involving
dIos46 shares: 3.s25 sales involving
involving 7I6 shares.
Evening star., 1948-07-26
N. 7. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1948-07-26

Hourly bales on the k1ch1nke IeAay:
u:oo An loo o0 ooo 'go" s..,o noon zso @ coo oo0
. +Unit of trading, 10 shares. Tin bank
ruptcy or receivership. or being reorgan-
ized under the Bankruptcy Act, or secur-
titles assumed by such companies. Rates
OF dividends in the foregoing 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 Elk dividend. xr Ex rights. a Also extra
or stock. Declared or paid 50 far this
year Payable in stock. estimated cash
value on ex-diyidend date. Paid last
year Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split-up. K Declared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue with
dividends in arrears. Paid this year.
taken at last dividend meeting. De-
clared 1e4s PAYABLE in 1919. Lauidat.
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1948-07-26

FOREIGN 2:St
Australia IS 81 1oll
Belgium 6iss49 1ooh
Brazil IS Al St 40
ChileMB 6s6l . 26H
Chile 6sJan61 Z 25A
Chile 6s SO asd 25A
Costa Rica 1851 Is
Czecho IS so st 50
ItalPubUtil7s52 26L
Mex Is asd 33 n 1oiA
reru LIST IS go 15h
Urag al 4Ms 70 70L
Uruguay 3Has "a 70
DOMESTIC 2:3l
AmAirlines3s66 76
Am&F P 5s2O3O o7A
Am T&T 2As57 l12N
Am TIT 2As61 lo5N
Am T&T 2AsS0 93k
Am T&T 2sssa6 o94
AmTobacco3s62 A 1o2h
Balt&Oh 5s75B 49,
Balt&Oh 5sM96 64z
Bro CIV 4a2010 s3L
Brk UnGas4s69 9sL
BufRoch&P57st So
Can Nat5s69Oct1o7L
Can Pac As perp 96
/ Cent Ga 5Has SO liz
Cent Ga IS soc III
| CG4 1as2020Bwi 56I
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Cn RR M 5s 81 73s
| C6O 4las 90 126
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Clev El III IS 70 1o3L
Col G&E 3As73 1o1s
Cons Ed cv 3s631o6l
Cons Ed 224s Sc 95
Cns Mt G 234s6S1o15
Cons p gas rs 96l
Day P&L 2a475 90
Deere gas IS 1o1
Den&S L inc SO 81
Erie 4 4l2s 2015 72L
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. "*'A-15


ported 7,100 Fukui houses had been
damaged by the rains and food.
Evening star., 1948-07-26

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Evening star., 1948-07-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 20 P-Dividends
declared:
Pc. Stock Of Pay
Rate. riod record able
Evening star., 1948-07-26
Washington Exchange

SALES
Potomac Electric Power common-1OO at
137s.
Mereenthaler Linotype-10o at 81.
Potomac Electric Power common-5O at
Evening star., 1948-07-26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished ~ tbs Associated PressJ
Evening star., 1948-06-27
LOTS FOR SALE.
TEMPLE HILLS PARK

Nature placed this beautiful subdivision OF
Temple Hills Park on high and healthy
plateau overlooking the adjacent hills. The
property lies about 6 miles from u, 8
Capitol grounds. The old Temple road. .
fne paved highway, is alongside this sub
division. This is a wholesome cowmunity
where hospitality and good fellowship
abound. SO characteristic Of the reaI
American way Of life: Lots are 50x20c
as low as S100 cash per lot and $40 per
lot per month, 4 buildins site, 190xs0g'
almost 10 city lots; as low as S1,1oo, We
have electricity. which enables one to use
electric pump for water system and septic
tank for sanitary purposes: Bus ,,;,s service n;e
station LOO feet from Temple Hills Park,
direct to 1th st. and Pa. ave. NV, with.
Branch ave, south on Branch ave. to
Silver. Hill. then to right: straight to
Temple road, on Temple road see our sign
Mr.. Baker at home on the property eve,
ninss and SATURDAYS and holidays and
Sundays all day. Telephone Spruce 032S-W
No. 5201 Temple road. BEALL TURNER
& CO.. 1105 Vermont ave. NV. Randolph
0Q2S Notiopal R121
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lkyrsr. PRoP. foR SALE tcens., ,

COLORED-a13 VA. AVE. Sc -family
apts., 2 rooms: kitchen and bath each
automatic gas heat; very large and deer
nrst noor; price, $3.50; $3.50 down; also
5Is You st. NV, 6 rooms and bath. semi.
detached: price. $3.50; all cash fol
quick sale. Contact d. PATRICK WILL
LIAMS. Biz 11th st. NV. AID. OLA.
COLORED-4O9 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
story brick. painted white, and basement;
z rms, for home and business, beauty
parlor and radio shop; yearly income
So. 1896; moderate down payment. DE
I1I0, MI. 1491; Sun. and ewes, VI 4LS5
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

1918 Z ST. s.W.-l0x17 lavstory; over
looking produce market $50 mo- ca! Ma
COM. NN AvE.-Larse light rooms, suitable
doctor or professional use; doctors in bldg.
reasonable Box 2.3-G. Star. -3
yOs 18th ST. N.W.-Entire End floor,
large room and lavatory. GoSS REALTY
CO. Ma. 1853. 20
BARR BLDG. 81O 18th ST. NV; nr.
Conn. and K St; new modern attrae. desk
space for those who want the best; re-
Ssso5SNlSsfEN1ENTLY ss5Slsf ssn LocafED once rooms
available in larse. modern ONCE BLDG.
situated near Municipal Center and Mu-
nicipal Court. THOMAS J. FISHER g.
CO.. INC, Realtor, 73s 18th st. NV" *.
400, Ext. 405. go
FoR RENT rooms. End floor. 421 4th
st. NV. across the st. from courthouses:
suitable for law ofnees or other commescial
AL HsinGnos Ga sG sLDG. !7 ioas ~ v, Sss
A few choice suites still avail; som.
pIetely moderntzsd. 1O-story. eiey. olde.:
representatlve on premises
DowNToWN; EYoss sss 1t.hccaa11ai Z, c5s1 sso
cH. 1000, mt. 700.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10000 down buys -, 2osunit 9sg, aPaRRY aPtRi Y
STEELE, RE e4S$, 81 EN-; ,n,; Gsos oss.,f.containsd
apt; each apt. has lae. lily: rm dlnette' IL
lee bedrm., tile shower bath. modern XII,
rear screened porch; builoins In immaeu- GU
elusive, cHni MAURICE B. BERENTER 8 co,
BoWSToRN besltSTsi ri sosg ssoossggoRr BLDG store and
snsneed; low expenses, SENATE ATE REALTY
CO.; Ilos Eye St NV; Ex; so;o2sd S2a4 .ersnts.
fx tRsn rsntan tmes sGea Tenta fons FRsT
REALTY Re-, Iyn CORE oRFa 1926 x St NV. 'es Re
:iIihi THIRD oNi AND G''si G-Roomins house with
excellent income; 9 rooms. 3 baths. full
basement for additional rooms: oil h.w h !;
REALTY, NE. 1871; ewes. and Sunday
sToRfs, APIS; ss:ooe.sS :, s5S: fss e;
ihsn hen oil t.nss neEnfe rent nesa SAN RosEY sD
STORE AND OFFICES; sss;sce-Fins in
TOP shape: steel rear exits and fire escapes
SAM ROSEY. AID 200. y!
lst COMM; nr: l4th snd nw@A.i,,ey So MI
9sTealan; ST. 500 / V. THAcKER REAL
FROM oMNEKmWoodlsy Park Park, section: sa1a q q
burner. So 900 yearly inc: priced right
for cash above lst trust DE. 1491. No
agents, please.
BY OWNER-corner store bldg. N. Ar
Joining property; i5G return; a. Isl
mortgage price reduced; brokers pro
tected GL. 1854, EX 1924. -21
End AND SITS. S.E.-Brick buildinE, with
3 units of 8 rooms. kitchen and bath each
owner furnishes heat only; annual rental
81 s2s5. price. S1650o. FLOYD z
DAVIS CO. 1879 Z st. nv. MA. 1882
ewes and Sunday, NO. 002o.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE.

efS ST. N.E-Modern brick church
bldg on lot 20x100; auditorium seatins
capacity 200 plus Sunday School rms
fully and srtistically equipped; oil INV. h.
baths: A. in exhaust fan S23 900
terms. SCOTT SANDERS, TR. 1858; ewes.
vi 0aQ0 ~
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CT HOME LOTS

At bargain prices; near New Hampshirt
and near University lane in Maryland
These beautiful home sites. 50x1OO, will
be sold in lots Of five. ten. twenty or nifty
to- builders for modest-priced homes fol
veterans. An unusual opportunity for
progressive builders. Plats and suggestion.
at ONCE. Act now and avail yourself OF
wonderful opportunity; Al improvements
Vermont ave, Randolph Oss5, Nationa