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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-15
Mother of Seattle
Quads Drunk; Gets
Stiff Sentence

SEATTLE, Wash. (ANP) The
35-year-old mother of nine child
rem, including Portland's "A-B-C-
D" quadruplets, was fined $50
and sentenced to 80 days in Jail
last week on a drunkness charge.
Mrs. Lucille Tigner was picked
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-11-15
S T Mass. (ANP)-

plurality of 12,748 votes removed
from public office last week the
last of Americas political bosses
of large city, James M. Curley.
The four-term mayor of Boston
was defeated by City Clerk John
B. Bynes, who was supported by
such arch enemies as U. S. secre-
tary Of labor, Maurice J.. Tobin,
and 1945<as governor of thestate
and Sinclair Weeks, national chair
mn of the Republican Finance
committee. 4
It was the Republicans who op-
posed the state FEPC in both
1916 and 1916, up to the time
the bill establisheding the COM
mission was passed in 1916.
Although the total effect on
Negro Democrats of Curley's pol
itical demise cannot be accurately
gagged at this writing, the poll
results indicated that Negro lead
ers were able to deliver to Cur
ley the political goods" in at
elaats one Of the heavily populat-
ed Negro wards, Ward 8.
In that ward Curley polled g.
GIL votes to-. 1889 for Hynes.
However, in Ward 4, Curley could
only garner 1884 to Hynes' So
95; in ward IL, Curley ran second
with 5, O82 to 6,337. AS can be
seen. these wards could have play
ed an important role in turning
the tide of election had Curley
been able to rally full support of
the Negro majorities.
Curiously enough, Boston also
adopted a new plan Of government
whereby "better representation"
in the city council and in the Of
flee of a mayor is assured. How
ever, the adoption of the plan,
known popularity as Plan A, pre-
cludes the election of a Negro
city councillor in the future.
By a two-to-one vote of 145-
500 to 1857, Boston voters ap-
proved the Plan A form Of city
charter, under which a nine-man
city council with all members ell
ected at-large (city-wide), super
cedes the present 22-man council
elected on a ward basis. In view
of the numerical weakness of Bos-
toms Negro population, $4,000 to
$4,000, out Of a total. voting
strength Of nearly. 100000, the
possibility of a Negro ever being
elected on a city-wide basis is
very slight.
In this regard, the adoption OF
Plan A may effect the political
fate of Laurence H. Banks who
ran second to Daniel Sullivan in
Ward 9 inthe race for city council
lor. The final tally has given
Banks 4341 votes to Sullivan's
4363, a difference of 20, votes
only. Strange to say, the tabul-
o+;or Lop+ o. C,,11;x,or,c own hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Chieceo Groin

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Stock Market Drops
Back 10 2-Year Low;
Dealings Expand

NEW YORK, June lo-Ths
stock market went into a new
decline today after three sessions
In which prices either advanced q.
held steady.
Losses ranged from fractions tc
an extreme Of around points
The general price level dropped
back 70 the two-year low estab-
lshed on Monday in one Of the
worst setbacks OF the year.
The volume Of trading expanded
q bit as prices declined. bu, st1lI
was nothing 10 write home about
Railroad issues were arnong the
weakest, probably because Of the
potential effect Of q prolonged Goa
mining stoppage on the income O:
transportation systems. Some
roads have already announced lay
of4s as a result o. the one week
coal miners walkout scheduled 70,
next week. Many observers fear
the walkout will extend well be-
yond the week.
Lower prices were paid for San
Ia Fe. New York Central. South
ern Pacific. Baltimore a. Ohio
Nickel Plate. United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel. Youngstown
Sheet. General Motors. Chrysier
Goodyear. Montgomery Ward, J.
!. Case, American Telephone. An
aconda Copper. Phelps Dodge
Westinghouse Electric. Union Car
hide. Eastman Kodak. Allied
Chemical, Radio Corp. United
States Gypsum. Standard OIL
New Jersey, and Gulf Oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

Baltimore quotations furnished By the
United States Department Of Agricuiturs
Potatoes = Market slishtly weaker on
Eastern cobblers: l0o-pound sacks o. o.
washed. ). oo-s5; sery few. $50; virsinis,
bushel baskets, Cooblers. unwashed. zoo:
..s sT sa.hei ss%seTs sH s;s ss.
3.50-4.25; h.bushei baskets. ooidsns.
Asparagus-oreringsr light; DOZEN buneh
crates, MARYLAND. including Eastern Shore.
extra fancy. 5o-4 90. aceordins TO quail.
ity and condition; choiee. zoo; New Jss.
very few higher: poorer, $50; extra fancy.
3 25-4. 90: very few higher: fancy. $50
2;75; Virginia. ungraded. large, 400: me-
snap Beans-Mark.t slightly weaker;
bushel hampers, North Carolina. fair 70
generally sSod quality: s,rinsisss Black
ordinary quality. Oo-i 80: round, string
less and Tendergreens. North and South
Carolina, 2.oo-2;so; Boun,ifuls: North
Es:s:Ia ssss.s. soan.itais. aSs-s 50; sss
Green onien.-N..Es,. per bunch. s-an.
florida. sushsl hampers. saS.s,sb;
See. ~. Y. -S.r,lsns: s.y. J.s..,, Penn
land. eushsi baskets. rs bushels. las
sress 81. s rsns:,,y.ni. e., crate. g. -, 9.
-. Cabbage. Market weaker
cabbase-Market.. weaker; bushel bas-.
.si y Rsisfe ssssy sc 4Saa ar,ll:ns
Maryland iE .;i g: a.....,....
-. Poultry 80 Marie. dun tradins ven
pounds. mostly sS-ss; lev 10: eroiisrss
!Leghornsl, supplies insufncisnt 70 quote;
fowl tcoloredl. very few. $3.50; light
~s'sh'' desASs gran. i Ssr iss sales to quote
rlour-Eeeeipts, S.%6e 100-pound sacks.
ments, none; stock. 2,9S7,sSi bushels No.
Ri; S|si' !aa:' ~; NJ. red ed winter gar:
''' corn SPOT; sja THAR su,a.., .s,..
rents, 2s.46o bushels; stocks, i.22b.27e
oats-aeeeiptn, ls4. eos bushels: ship
msnts none; stocks. l.3se.734 bushsis. No
Bsrisy-Reeetpts none; shipmsnts. mons:
| stocks. 3ai .e17 bushels.
Rys-Rsceip.s. EGGS a.. sushsls; ship
soybesns-FssceiDss. Dol sushsls: sasp-
ments, none; stocks. l7e.77o bushels.
Miilfeed-Receipts. none.
Batter and Eggs.
Egs-Mayket about steady; reeeipts
? i i.ss.; Ass: current receipts. an-
s.ss,pss-sus..r. ss.ea7 sounds: ssrs.
i.43s cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
.15,437 pepeo Shares
Traded on Capital
Exchange in May
By Edward e.. Stone

BY far the most active issue on
the Washington Stock Exchange,
Potomac Electric Power common
stock registered O turnover of 49,
437 shares during May, compared
with only 1851 shares In the pre-
ceding month. Trading would
have been still heayier had the
stock been available.
May tradin0 in all issues totaled
22.s38 shares against 1880 In
April and only 1925 in May OF
last year. Washington Gas COM
mon was the second most active
stock. with 2.121 shares changing
hands. Capital Transit stood third
with 1924 shares.
Garfinckel issues. Hecht COM
mon. Virginia Electric g. Power
common. Lanston Monotype and
Peoples Drug were also popular
Dixon New Section Chief.
Fulton H. Dixon Of the Security
Savings g. Commercial Bank was
elected chairman Of the auditors'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

CIldli kudt1, 0O4u
r. Cocker, Riggs National. secre-
tary. and Roger g. Quinn. WASH
tngton Loan 81 Trust Co.. treasurer.
There was a lively contest for
this ONCE, the loser. Eugene r.
Case. National Metropolitan. being
elected to the council. William
j. De Jarnette, Hamilton, was also
named to the council.
MIR. Dixon. the new chairman
has been with Security Savings for
% years, was born and educated
here. is q member Of the Board Of
Trade and treasurer Of the Ana
costa Home and School Associa-
ton. william M. Harris. for the
section, presented him with SUBJ
stantial check during last nights
dinner.
Government Spending Scored.
William e. schmid. President of
julius Garfinckel a. Co.. is a mem
Der Of a committee named by the
National Retail Dry Goods Associ-
alton to oppose continued high
spending by the Federal Govern
ment.
Gordon Foods. Inc, has de-
clared q dividend Of 10 cents per
share payable July z TO stock Of
record June 20, bringing the total
for the calender year 194s to 30
cents O share.
Directors of the Suburban Ma
tional Bank have voted the usual
8 per csnt dividend due at this
time and transferred $25,o 900 from
undivided profits 10 surplus fund,
bringing this account to $3.50. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
New York Produce

NEW gcaK June Is - natasz
esa sa,se0s .tTssAsry 1.*A*l than y
ssg' - a. SEER 80 h., " = - . .ss,.
cAssT--AilTrs asass. pf4rs 1T
Fss prices we're rts~s teess "a ~.
wholesale mArkst Receipts tsstAleS IA
$50 saset 49, srstAsasas iessss
Mbaw estsfBV NJ tsee R@sars EA{r& he&t.'
wes8aLs AS-sS extra ! kaHGE. - txtfs
AFEs. 20 extra mrefaaa 49, eaF
seut rece}psA t3-aT a.TtAA sa-aaSs
eheetA Al-Ae
Nhises --- Fsaey hsAYsSsAshtt a. s.
extra / lErSs AA-ASsa sAes q arse -
eAtra 5 medium As-AS
Hresa1 $50 byesn hsSvywvsAts % .
extra / lsrss 81 utrs meaHR se,Aa
AeAtsJ gToe saSsAtsans - nssfe,
whits and erevn esq rsREsssht wsNissA3,
ssllins sstssa tef the nssst maEks~ ass
net Psyins prtess TO sf@Saests 81 shas'
peFs
Whites 49, ExtFA faaCy heasSwsssats as
taner heayYwtkhs, 81 ~es sthsEs . -sso
mediums. 5A-ss ea!lsIA 4S-4s
Rfo~ns~~Essta faney hsavr~tisAo- sa'
~ fancy hesVyseEhtt. 81 as. ethsFs
$3.50. mediums, SsrsTl pGlittA as-ta,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

NEW YORK June 10 1Rs--FoveiSr ex-
change rates fellow f0reat Britain tn DOL
cansdian doliaF IN sev ysrs sesn mar
ket. a. per cent discount o. s3457z O. o.
cents. unbalanced
Europe: Great Britain tpsunal. e5is.
~ 7. Of . eenis Great DF1tasn- 3e-day
futures. 4ef1. % 4 Of 9 ssas. Great
cents; Greaa Britain e0-cay futures.
3esH. ~ 4 Of cent: France tfrsnel.
Boa Of cent. % Jooss. rtsiy Ira. Jzne
fkronal, - IS. unchanged. esitseTian6
uranfl tfresl, 1927. anxhaassd-
LAssn America; ArSSnttna sfgeee, 1ae1.
Mckee. l3.1s. Hnchsngsd-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

year-end extra dividend Of 20
cents and q regular quarterly Of 40
cents, both payable July Is. raising
payments for the year ended July
81 TO $3.50 w. $l.30 In the pre-
vious year.
d. A. Schultz, Inc. had q deficit
of $e3.osI IN six months ended
April 80 vs. net income Of $45 ,90s
or 3 cents O share O year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Business Briefs

Money I'm Circulation declined
to- t2T. 4S4, 900 900 on June 3. q
drop Of $31 ,o0o. 900 from q week
earlier and $3.50. ooo. 900 below q
year earlier go Federal Reserve
Board. -
Lower Sales and Profits were
predicted for department stores
and speciality shops during 194s
by the Controllers Congress Of the
National Retail Dry Goods ASso-
citation in New York. Dollar sales
are expected to drop go and earn
ings 900 to 35%. Both estimates
were declared conservative.
Wooden and Worsted NIL Jobs
reached q new nine-year low in
April-National Association OF
WOODEN Manufacturers. The April
estimate Of only 114,200 workers
was more than $4,000 below q year
earlier.
Curb Exchange Membership sold
yesterday for $500. q drop Of
$1.400 from the last previous sale
and the lowest price since JAN
uary. 1914.
New York Central Railroad viii
lay OF its approximately 5.475 car
and locomotive shop employees.
effective June 10, because Of the
coal strike.
Zinc Price was cut another
half-cent to 9h cents a pound
East st. Louis basis, a custom
smelter announced at New York
Delaware Power q Light Co,
registered with the SEC 10000
900 Of first mortage and collateral
trust bonds and $4,000 shares OF
500 par cumulative preferred
stock to be sold at competitive
bidding to finance construction
McQuay Morris Mfg. Co. de.
clared q ouaterly dividend Of "a
cents O common share. payable
July /. Previous quarterly pay.
ments were IS cents.
Walgreen Co. sales In May TO-
tailed $l2.702. $50. o drop Of 2.s%
from q year earlier; In five months,
64.933, $40, q gain Of tn.
New York Telephone Co. net
income In four months ended April
80 was $7,571 $50 VS.. $11.662, 800
In the same 1s48 period.
Bell Telephone Co. Of Pennsyl-
vanis earned $4.0s3,220 In four
months ended April 80 VS.. $4.6os.-
OIL q year earlier.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
net In four months ended April
30 was $3,750.534 VS.. $4,342.5l8 In
the same 1948 period.
: Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
earned $3.100.956 In four months
ended April 80 VS.. $3.0ls,5s2 Q
year earlier.
Newport Steel Corp. profit Tor
six months ended April 30 was
sl,sl5, 800 or $1.54 Q share W..
s6iS, 900 or 81 cents In the same
1913 period.
Pettfbone Mulliken Corp. earned
3l,004.555 or $S.57 q share In
II months ended March 81 VS.,
s1.039.7S7 or $s.74 In the previous
year.
City a. Suburban Homes Co.
net for IL months ended April 80
was $317,916 or IS cents VS.. $685.
e6l or 81 cents in the preceding
FISCAL period.
Hecla Mining Co. earned $751;
SIS or 10 cents in three months
ended March: 81 VS.. $244,31l OF
e4 cents q year earlier.
Riegel Paper Corp. profit fol
16 weeks ended April "a was
4294, 433 or $l.21 vs.. 1858, 3S7 OF
9l.5l In the like 1948 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

| Hourly toIes ON thN KKeh4nGe 1e6Ays
n 90 an 1yo 600 - 90 noon $40 600
In.mL 900 600 $500 o m. 900 90
tunit Of trading 10 sharsa- EN- esnk.:
undef he Dankruptsy Aes cr ssegrit,sa
Ssss. e e: sssssons e, issi r.. e. $500
9sss noted. spssisi q et extra aivsdsnSs are
aei paSss s Sc c .asss or ara. fs
/ stock dividend, Cash or stock. Q Paid
last year. Payable In stock. estimated
eiared : paid 90 fas this year. 3 Declared
Tor paid altar stock dividend or spiit-up.
III Declared or paid this rear, an aceEmuia.
this ear. divi6end emitted deferred or no
action taken nc last dividend Eesting.
II Declared le4e payanfs In le4p. , LsGui-
caah value undetermined On dsciaratscn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

SecLlon OF the
District Bank
ers' Association
at the May
flower Hotel
last night. He
succeeds Ernest
r. Wilson. Bank
of Commerce g.
8 a v ings who
goes on the
council.
Tudor Whit
on, 8 e c o n d
National, was
named v 4 C. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Washington Exehonee

virsini. Electric q Power eompsp-ioo
al lossL so NJ lhAs, so at 1874
1871. SO OF l3t,
washington Gas eommon-l2 ct 23s&
% at 23la. 20 at 23h
Potomac Electric Power eonnon-loo q,
i3I
oartncksl as prsfsrrsd-so Of 17a
~ ~ pyIInayy, rrrv rrx w,~,v>~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. June 10 R.-Divi6snds
declared:
Extra.
Pc Etk Of Fay-
Rate. rtod record able,
Day Trust Boston SOC - els $50
Omitted.
Am Hard Rubber.
Ne Actien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
Metol Quotations

NEW YORK June 10 ~ ~-sssas noz,
esntA q pound. Cuanee ttest SaAsY tEtA ysl
mine operators quote Is A~sS esFtA
nemlnAlD Lead. g eents . pound, ssS
York Elmo, Ga eeHts pguhe. kAti ~
Louis Ferslan silver. II oshts sH
ounce. New Vera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

American Hard Rubber Co. d.
rectors took no action on a com.
mon dividend usually declared al
this time. The company has been
paying IS cents quarterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-10

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