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Evening star., 1949-04-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April % "a, tusDA.---ssl-
able hogs, 1000; slow; early trade mostly
IS cents lower; later trade and close dull
2b-50 cents lower on butchers; sows. 20
cents lower; top. 1s.e5; most good and
choice 110-:as0 pounds. 11,55-is.ss: go.
SEQ pound weights. lT.00-i1.55 few
loads 330-400 pounds. 00-lB.7h: good
and choice sows, under 400 poauds,
I5 a5- i8.an: few head choice, i6.a5; 49,
300 pounds, IA 4.5O-i5.25; sows, 5s5-aod
pounds. i3.50-I4.25.
Salable cattle. 5000; sAiable calves.
500: SLOW; steers and heifers steady 70
weak with Wednesdays close. cows and
bulls weak to fully % cents lower; vealers
steady; paekass choice I.1s5- pound steers;
ss, so; few choice I.225-poand steers and
hei.ers mixed. 400 several loads hish-
GOOD and choice i. 4 SOL -..So pound steers.
Is. a5-s5. so; bulk medium and good steers,
2I.ss-.4.50; most good heifers. % %
"a 90: common TO lcw-Kood kinds. IL. ail-
% 90; few good beef cows is.5-S9 60;
common and medium cows, IL So ls AZ;
Gamers and cutters. l3.00-1e.5i me-
dunn and good sausage bulls 2o.oo-ea 90
veafsrs. $500 down
salsbIe sheep. $500: ell glasses steady
TO strong; top wooled lambs. e. B. shorn.
- so: wooled ewes. I2.0o-i3.o0 mostly.
clippers, II.oo-12-5o.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Chicoeo Groin

CHICAGO. April 2S P,-whiie soy
beans and lard held relatively steady
mos most Ersins rs % slipped back little on the
reasonably active at the start but the
Both soybeans and lard ran into
proft-taking after yesterdays frm market.
nounssd sn wsssesss. s s'qs, The new crop @ wheat E
prospects had been improved by rains
in the last AZ hours.
wa. hs. sw. the mss fnd e et sss sorn nss.
.,as lower, May l.s6as. and oats were
Most. traders epeeted the Senate would
om m .ssation smo' which, Hf0msssaTne vars ape
proved by the Senate Finance Committee
yesterday. This belief supported soy
beans and It was also pointed out only
about about 900 100000 sis bushels 9; beans are
Those who believe wheat should work
to hisher price levels said domestic nour
buyers were were shoyins more interest in
BAKERS bake '' were .xhaustins their Supplies
andswould soon have to reenter the market
to replentish stocks.
Other traders noted that the Commodity
buy wheat for delivery after the end OF
this month Within 3 few days, on April
30, the CCC will come into possession Of
loan wheat. estimated around 30o,o0o.ooo
bushels.
The Production and Marketinx Ad-
grain situation. said Plentiful supplies
OF feed grains at prices relatively lower
than feedstufts has tended to shift demand
The corn-hog ratio here this week
week ago and as year ago.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
New York Produce

NEW YORK, April 2s OP1.-Butter, 44s-
s45 steady. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: Creamery, higher than 90 score
30 score (Bl. So; SO score fcl. 5si..
Oh Cnsese' l2o's4s' steady. prices TN
Egg prices were hisher today in the
TInsoissaie Is market. Receipts totaled 49,
Midwestern. mixed colors, fancy heavy
WEIGHTS, 54-55; extra l large, $3.50; extra
current receipts, 46-4s: dirties AZ;
ehecEs ~. Whites-Faney heavyweights
Medium, s'5s 5 sroTs.a.ney sgEs, oaa5s h:,1r s,tT.
weights, 54-55ts; extra large, 53-53n:
extra l medium, 81: Nearby {top quota
iepresent highest wholesale selling prices
Tor the finest marks available, and not
paytnE prices to producers or shippers)
Whites-Extra fancy hesvyweights, 57-bS:
fancy heayyweight, $3.50: medium. b3-54
Browns-Extra fancy heayyweights, So
53-54.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Stock Market Drifts
FraetionaIIy Lower
In Quiet Dealings
" ne A.se<se.ss pssss

NEW YORK. April 2e.--De-
mand for stocks was lukewarm in
today's market and prices slowly
drifted downward.
Losses were mostly fractional
some reached a point or so--and
a good handful OF issues went
their own way into higher price
ground.
Turnover was limited. with the
ticker tape frequently taking time
out for rest.
Another batch Of good TO excel
lent earnings reports for the first
quarter made little appreciable
dent on the market. AT the same
time such often depressing factors
as decline in steel scrap. a. re-
duction in the price Of zinc and
another drop In business loans,
had equally small impact on the
price structure.
General Motors and Du Pont
were among the companies is
suing impressive earnings reports.
the former lost q fraction and the
latter around point.
Others lower included United
States Steel. Republic, Follansbee
Steel. Packard, Studebaker. Mont
gomery Ward. Woolworth. Doug
las Aircraft. Colorado Fuel 81 Iron
dosing yesterdays gain Of around
II point. American Telephone.
Western Union. Consolidated Nat
ural Gas. Johns -Manville. Radio
Corp. American Tobacco. Inter-
national Paper. Southern Railway.
Illinois Central. Standard Oil
fNew Jersey and Pan American
Airways.
Boosted q bit were Bethlehem
Steel (the quarterly earnings re-
port is due after the close today =,
United States Rubber, Columbia
Gas. Public Service Electric 81
Gas, American Woolen. Northern
Pacific and Maracaibo Oil.
A couple Of non-ferrous metal
issues made q good showing in
view OF the fifth drop in the pi ice
OF zinc since March % and a total
decline Of cents from the post
war high OF 17I2 cents. Both
American Smelling and Kennecott
Copper held steady.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly. United States Govern
ments issues held steady in over
the-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Decision Due Today
In House on Form
Labor Bill viii Take
sy CHRIS AAeshses

A promise of amendment con-
ce&Saons by It's hackers helped the
chances Of the administration
labor bill to-day. but HOUSE Re-
puhllcans and Southern Demo
Gratis Sill predicted the Taft
Hartley Act vii DC replaced by
their substitute, The Wood bill
The House will decide this aft
ernoon whether II wants to work
on the bass Of the administration
measure or the alternative pro-
poSal backed by the opposition
coalition.
The test wll come when Repre-
sentative Wood. Democrat. OF
Georgia moves 10 substitute his
bill. which is similar TO the pres
ent Law, for The LesinSki bill. In
dorsed by President Truman. the
Lesinki measure would replace
Taft Hartley with q modification
Of the old Wagner Act.
Close Decision Seen.
Both factions claimed the edge
in votes. but admitted 1t viii be
q close decision.
Meanwhile. 4 proposal by Rep
resentatiye Klein. Democrat. OF
New York that organized labor
stage one-day work stoppage to
emphasize their demand for re-
peal OF the Tart Hartley Act Was
being received eoolly.
Philip Murray. cIO president,
had no comment. but a spokes-
man said:
We are not in favor OF poll,-
ical strikes
The ONCE OF william Green,
AFL chief. offered no immediate
reaction.
In striving 10 hold Of the Wood
bill proponents. administration
leaders let 1t be known that they
would accept these amendments
to the bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Lesinski. Democrat. OF
Michigan. chairman OF the House
Labor Committee:
!. A guarantee of free speech in
labor disputes with specific pro-
lection for employees.
?. A requirement OF collective
bargaining in good faith by both
employers and unions,
J Some means OF dealing with
strikes affecting national health
or safety.
4. A requirement that both en-
ployer and union officiais sign
loyalty pledges In order to become
eligible for National Labor Rela
tions Board procedure.
The Taft-Hartley Act and the
Wod bill provisions cover all
OF these. except that non Com
munist oaths are required only OF
union officials under the Taft
Hartley Act.
Labor leaders have indicated
they would not object strenuously
to three of the amendments ad-
ministration spokesmen now say
they will accept. Organized labor
has stated unalterable opposition
to Government injunction powers
in major strikes. however. and the
administration proposal on this is
expected to be less stringent than
the Taft-Hartley and Wood bill
clauses.
Whichever bill prevails In to-
days test vote will be open TO
amendment. provision by provi-
sion, and the losers In the pre-
liminary test are expected TO un-
dertake extensive patchwork.
The final vote on the resulting
bill may come tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Montgomery Accepts Bid
For Emory Grove School

The MontxonrEy County hcasa
81 E6sseAtson has accepted Ire aae
es Kanp & Heck Co sos eoxsssfzae :
taon os The nr@ Eraoss Grove cna-
scaicaiec School inr Negroes
The school wau be lcxasrd o. tie
0a.thersnagg lAstonss3.e soAd
neaS Washington 0rose, Tn< rcr-
tract calls for an expenditure ct
s,se.s3s Tfss e4lcins wtli be Tire
srst Of Ase such consolidated
schools :cg Negroes IN Monisoen- =
cry County
The plan sos ihe new atsos>l6
calls for six elASzooEsas. = genera!
purpose room walh stAge and al
jo.nfrg kitchen q combined teach
ers and health resoxn and Sa&a-
room facilities Each classroom
wlil nave hot and cold running
water and a drinking fountain
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Foreion Exchonqe

NEW YORK April as 6Pt.--FoFeisn ex-
change rates follow t0reat Britain in dol
lars. others In centsl:
Canadian dollar In New York epen mar
ket. per cent discount or % 90 y. .,
cents unchansed.
Europe: Great Britain tpoundD. 4 .o3ls
unchanzed: Great Britain 50-day futures
40Its. unchanxed. Great Britain, oa-cas
futures 3gsta, unbalanced: Great Britain.
eo-day futures, 3.ssss. unchanEso: Franee
tfrane). -30i1 of . cent, % senh Italy
IiraI, April fixed rate. .0ol March.
00l933; sweden lkHonal. s9.s5, un-
charged: switzerisnd tfrancl ffree1, es.f2'
ur til Of cent.
Latin America: Argentins sfreel; 70 ~
Mexico. 1916, OF 0s Of . cent
Evening star., 1949-04-28
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Evening star., 1949-04-28
Coffery Bids Forewell
To Americans in poris
sy me Asss<.sssd Press

PARIS. April 28.--American
Ambassador Jefferson Gallery said
today that under the European
Recovery Program French agri-
cultural and industrial produc-
ton are climbing steadily.
In o farewell address 10 the
American Club OF Paris he de-
'clared: The French people have
proved--are proving every day
that Our confidence In them was
not misplaced
Mr.. Gallery Ia returning TO
Washington for reaxsignment. He
will be replaced by David X.
Bruce. head Of the Marshall Plan
mission TO France
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Business Briefs

Business Loans -O1 member
banks in leading cities sank to
$l4,300, ,000, 900 on April 20. drop
of $243, 100000 from week
earlier, and only $4,000 above
a year earlier-Federal Reserve
Board. It was the fourteenth
weekly decline in a row and the
second largest single-week drop
on record.
Bank Clearings in Is leading
cities declined to $12,697 ste, ,00(
in the week ended April 81, a dror
of 3.3eo from the previous week
land 1879 below the like 1948 week
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Automobile Productions in the
United States this week will tota
1886 units. including 104,692
cars and 1854 trucks VS.. 108,84e
cars and 25,601 trucks last week
Automotive News.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended April % totaled 769.336
cars. o gain Of AZ from the pre-
vious week, but 9.7ao below the
like l948 week-Association OF
American Railroads.
Engineering Construction C award
ed this week amounted to $l45,-
$4,000 VS.. SLOT 1872 900 in the pre-
ceding week and $183 .243 900 in
the like 1Q48 Week-Engineerin
News Record.
Steel Scrap Market doesn't exist
anymore-scrap is a drug on the
market. a large Pittsburgh dealer
told the Associated Press. A
small purchase of No. / heavy
melting scrap was made recently
at $25 a ton, q new low and 81
below the previous mark.
Zinc Prices was reduced half a
cent per pound to 1914 cents, East
st. Louis basis. This was the
NTH cut from a postwar high OF
l71a cents on March %.
Allegheny Corp. announced 1t
had acquired a controlling block
of $3.50 shares Of common stock
of Investors Diversified Services.
Inc, from B. c. Gamble and his
associates of Minneapolis.
General Motors Corp. earned a
record $136,763 1888 or $3.04 a
share in the first 1949 quarter VS..
500, ,471 ,412 or $2.12 year earlier.
E. I. du P0nt de Nemours &
Co. net income for March quarter
was $43,581,325 or $3.65 VS.. $30.-
1881 or $2.46 in the same l948
period.
Commonwealth Edison Co.
earned $9,776.269 or II cents in
March quarter VS.. $9,085. .937 or 66
cents a year earlier.
Wheeling Steel Corp. net for
March quarter was $4.010,137 or
1924 VS.. $2,781, ,257 or $4.09.
American Radiator q Standard
Sanitary Corp. earned 1912 900
or 81 cents, in March quarter VS..
$4,9ll,3 1886 or 48 cents year ear
lier.
Southern Bell Telephone d lei
egraph Co. net for March quarter
was $5,196,545 VS.. $2.658.944.
Freeport Sulphur Co. earned
$1,236, ,227 or $1.55 in March quar-
ter VS.. $s74,672 or $i.o9 . year
earlier.
International Silver Co. profit
for March quarter was 1865. .180 or
$2.12 VS.. $1.611 ,955 or $4.18.
United Gas Improvement Co
and subsidiaries earned 1891 .967
or 81 cents in March quarter VS.
e960.15S or 81 cents.
Commercial Solvents Co. net foi
March quarter was 1851 .957 or 8;
cents VS.. $2.ol3.4sl or rs cents In
the same l94S period.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

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sGnis q traalnf 10 snarsa Elm ssnk:
under .he Dankruptcy AeL cr securttses
sasumsA - such eompanieA aases Of Aiv.
dishursemsnts eased On the Iast auaYteFiy
.r semt-annuai declaration Unless other
uiss noted. speetal o. extra dividends arg
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steck diyidsna. Cash OF stock G esi4
sisrea Or aid 20 Tar this yssr. 5 neslsrsa
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|aelioa taken at Last diytaens 14st11g
q Deeiars1 1els Seyahle II Is4e Lasui.
sash vains unAstsTminsd a eeciafuess
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Acacia Adds Two Directors.

Acacia Adds Two Directors.
j. Edgar Hoover, director of the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation.
and Andrew Parker. president Of
Woodward 81 Lothrop. were elected
directors OF the Acacia Mutual
Life Insurance Co., yesterday. VIII
liam Montgomery was reelected
to the presidency. marking his
55th year as directing head Of the
company. All other officers and
members of the board were re-
tanned.
Bache g. Co., New York Stock
Exchange firm, will be 10 years old
Sunday. The firm has operated
under three generations Of the
Bache family. Harold L. Bache
reported today that the company
has established a syndicate and
securities distribution department
under A. G.. Acheson. L. B. Bru-'
baker is head of the Washington
Office.
The Southeastern Group Of the
Investment Bankers Association.
James H. Lemon, chairman, will
meet at Virginia Beach. May 7
and 8. Investment dealers from
Washington. Maryland, Virginia
and North Carolina will attend.
ICC Bond Authority Asked.
The Washington Terminal Co.,
which operates the Union Station,
has asked the Interstate Com
merce Commission for authority to
issue 81 100000 additional 25-year
first mortgage bonds for terminal
improvements. Public bidding
would determine the interest rate.
The company has $9.267 900 bonds
outstanding.
Washington investment dealers
will handle the new financing for
the Potomac Electric Power Co.
without competitive bidding, ae-
cording to yesterdays ruling by
the PUG. Details appear else
where in The Star.
The regional public speaking
contest of the American Institute
of Banking will take place Satur-
day night in the American Security
Building. 1t has aroused wide
interest. A reception will follow
at the Mayflower Hotel. -
Evening star., 1949-04-28
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April - lP'.-coston fu-
lures continued steady In auiet forenoon
Nav and July met ohiy limited oherinxs.
The current iuli In the EXPORT situation
and diseouraeinG outlcok In textiles ere-
ate6 hesisancy I'm t3ae suarkSt
Eoon prices were unchanged 10 40 cents
n bsie higher thar the previous eleas
NAY 81 90 July $40 and October ss.lb
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Capital Store Sales
Down 4 Pct. From
Year Ago in March
By Hword {. Stone

Department store sales in Wash
inston in March were 4 per cent
under the same month a year
ago, but were up / per cent in the
first three months of 1949. the
only city in this trade area to
show a first quarter gain over
1948, the Richmond Reserve Bank
reported today.
Leading Fifth District cities re-
ported the following percentage
changes in sales in March and the
three months, compared with the
like 1948 periods:
Evening star., 1949-04-28
Odd-Lot Deolines

The seeurities and Exchange Com-
mission reported today these transaesions
csaiists On the New York Stock Exehanse.
for Arrfl 81: 3-sHs purchases insosslng
80. .oea shares inclucing IS short saleS In
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Evening star., 1949-04-28

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Evening star., 1949-04-28
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April - l~s.--Divssen6s
declared:
Pc etk of Pay
Rate ftod. record. ahie.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

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Evening star., 1949-04-28

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Evening star., 1949-04-28
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13
EAGLES
LEAGUE

The second half started on Mon
day night, with the Owls, Thrushes
and Starlings winning all three of
their games to start off with a three
way tie for first place. Rocco had
the high single game (153) and Al
Burger the High three-game set
(377). The Starlings had the high
team single (586) and also the high
three-game set (1674).
12O-32O Glass
Humelsine, 1877; Keedy, 1926; Cos
ems, 125, 125-342; w. Smith, 121, 1875
349; E. Tracy, 124, 120-359; Odgen,
143-354; Stone, 143, 132-375; Hide
brand, 1876; CHM, 12O-323; Spangler,
12O-328; Lighter, 12O-355; Hines, 1919,
125-36O; Fitz, 13O-332; Smith, 1870,
126-363; Wetzel, 1913; B. Wagner, 334;
Black, 10000; Cunningham, 1911
1875; Hartman, 1871; Rocco, 153-350;
Al Burger, 151-377; Meats, 121-356;
G. Kick, 121-329; ]. Wagner, 1856
1872; Elliot, 12O-344; Lushbaugh, 129-
351; Baker, 125-339; Nemzek, 331;
Shove, 1928.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13
BOWLING NEWS
AND BOWLING SCOPES
Rv Doug
HIGH SCORE
CONTEST
By Doug Stewart

With the season half over, there
is still no change in the Globe-In-
dependents High Score Contest. In
the ladies' division, Ruth Dunn's 1856
game is still high, and in the mems
division, "Pete" Harshman's game of
1873 has been unchallenged.
l understand that some leagues
are complaining that they don't get
their games reported in my Bowling
Page of the Air" Well, here's the
reason-they just don't get them to
me in time.
write the entire program on Mon
days, and l cannot accept any scores
for the program after three o'clock
Monday afternoon, since Glenn
Thomas has to have it to look over
carefully before he goes on the air
at 6:15.
The Antieta 4 Fire Companys
scores, for instance, were put in the
lildll dilO ulQ IlOl lCdCll liiG IttlJll
Tuesday morning. Now, that league
bowls on Friday nights, and if they
want their scores on the air, they
certainly should be able to get them
to me before three o'clock on Mon
day afternoon.
The St Mary's League bowls on
Wednesday nights, and they GER
tainly should be able to have their
scores in to me in time for the broad
cast, but for some reason or another,
for the last two weeks l haven't had
their scores at all.
And so l again remind all bowlers
that if they want their leagues
scores on the air on Monday nights
at 6:15 they should get after their
statisticians remind them to put
their scores either in my box at
Raney's Coliseum, or bring them to
my Office at IS North Jonathan
Street, just around the corner from
West Neutrality-suspicious. o'clock
on Mondays
Now, let's look over the scores of
the past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13
Team Standing
JAMISON'S
LEAGUE

The second half of the Jamison
League got under way Thursday
night, with the Air Corps and Navy
tying for first place. with three
points each. The Corps took three
points from the Army, and the Navy
took three points from the Marines.
The Air Corps had high single game
(543) and high three-game set (1535).
Bob Witt set new league records
for the season, with a single game
of 179 and three-game set of 800.
Elizabeth Monninger and Genevieve
Mease both had high single game
of 106, and Genevieve also had high
three-game set (285)
Ladies' 9O-275 Glass
G. Mease, 1O6, 90-285; E. Mon
ringer, log; E. Davies, SO.
Gents 1O5-320 Glass
r. Witt, 104, LOT, 179-390; w. Bur-
roughs, 113, 10000; P. Shanner, 119;
r. Kindsvatter, 106; c. Dehart, 1876;
J. Bean, 1O9; H. Gibney, 131, 1O9-339;
r. Wilson, 105, 12O-326; C. Morning
star, 1872; r. Myers, 100.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-01-13
Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE
"Wednesday, January 81

"Wednesday, January 81
The Prospect Diner five was the
only team to make a clean sweep of
all three games last week, winning
from The Owls.
South End Tavern had the high
single game 5000, and Prospect
Diner the high three-game set
(1744. Joe Bitner had the high in
dividual three-gane set (414), and
D. Middlekauff the high single game
(153).
120-330 Class
South End rn-Poffenberger
l36-342; Knode, 125, 1879 1852; Bitner,
1872, 1875, 136-414.
Prospect Diner-C. Miller, 1872,
1882; Messersmith, 130-343; Bak-
er, 1876, 120-353; Fahrney, 127-349.
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