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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Stock Market Quiet;
Gains Show Slight
Margin Over Losses

NEW YORK. June 2--Timic
efforts 70 advance didn't make
much O. q dent On the stock
market today.
Offerings OF stock we're small
but. a. the same time. demand
vas lukewarm at best. The re-
suit was affairiy even mixture
Of small gains and losses. with
gains showing q slight majority
most Of the time, Numerous
issues remained At Wednesday s
closing levels
Volume dropped sharply after
two comparatively fast days
during which prices on the average
were hammered down 10 q Low
since midMarch last year.
Among the steadier spots were
United States Steel. General Mo-
tors. Studebaker. Goodrich. Seas
Roebuck. Woolworth. Interna-
tional Harvester. Admiral Corp.
American Telephone. Western IN
ion. Cerre De Pasco. Westing-
house Electric, Dow Chemical.
Union Carbide. Allied Chemical.
Eastman Kodak. Kroger Co.
Pennsylvania Railroad. Southern
Pacific. Illinois Central. Texas Co.
United Air Lines and Twentieth
Century-F OK.
Pulling back a bit we're Re-
public Steel. Wheeling Steel.
Montgomery Ward. Columbia Gas.
Kennecott Copper. Phelps Dodge,
Air Reduction. Nickel Plate,
Standard Oil New Jersey and
American Tobacco.
Beatrice Foods moved up more
than q point to . new high for
the year following news that late
yesterday directors had put the
stock on q 75-cent quarterly divi-
dend basis. q boost from so cents.
Corporate bonds showed some
tendency to recover after slight
early dips. United States Gov
ernments held steady in overtime
counter dealings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
|Chieoso Groin

CHICAGO, Dun. ? ~ wheat prices
s:. ;.:a A :;.a '' q ,s' re-:
8; s.. iss ssss Co., I:..s e, sa :s:.s s..
-. o..r. " ssy w is... nd s ss.' w.. .s.
ih.i'. lever. July, sisss'
.n ss p.'s.s !. -. ne: .s.,s, u. &c;
sufneisnt storage room sas aysiiahis, o.
oeysrnment leans On he nss eros.
the pit was that the cenamodIiy cfsdit
Corp misht make loans on xhsst Stored
on the weund This ramet. nFa peppse
s 70 .soa' a. ss'i m, .se sas h ne. s..s
Of PARTY, IL sss aaie
Another rurner vas that The coo voale
ask the Maritime cemnissicn fsf spsss
somels.sss sss, !. Ter ssrs Cd n. msshs. az
900 400 10 Io.oe0 900 sasheia eoald be
stored here. hewsrtr
b. enough STORAGE reom II the oevfrn.
msni we're not tryins te support priess
II what these traders considered hish
Pre-. Thss .ase r.s. e. u. question q
An Economic co.epsrstien Aem,nissrs.
ton grant OF $3.50 .ooa fer wheat aae
s.. s p n.ss, s' 10 srsnes s'a nses si.ss sse
Hoar must be pfocvree b. the cad sf fhss
month. Tnis had iiiti. tnsasnss In shssi
darins esriy DEALINGS
Dc Il lev DAYS. Sat that Il stir eA nsi
amoant 10 mach. ngt sams traders ss.
bsssrs have sesn vsi.ins sfrivsi Of ne
En<w wheat efep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
MoryIond Tobacco

BALTIMORE. June R.-Auctiep
sales were light on the Southern Maryland
tobacco auction markes yesterday,
The United States Department Of Agrt-
culture and Maryland State Department
Of Markets reported average prices By
grades we're arm and slightly lower when
compafed with the previous day.
Most losses were for lower quality
grades Hisher percentages Of good and
hne offerings raised the general Quality
Delivery to the tobacco co-operatives
under the Government loan program we're
estimated ~ 10 per cent OF the burden
The smaIlsst daily volume Of the ssssen
vas sold Tuesday when only 231 500
pounds we're auctioned Ut IN average OF
$53.25 per hundred.
Net sales for the season were orousht
to l2.bso.po7 pounds for s2.4s average.
Average auction bid prices per hundred
pounds on limited number Of repre-
sentative United states srsdes Tuesday
follow:
Heavy erop-oood eherry-red. s.; fair
red, AZ: lcw cherry-red, 20.
Tips-Fair Shsrry-red. AZ; fair rsd-
rnin sfep-Tin. sh.rry-rea,, %: seed
red, So; lev eherry-red. 81.
Secondx-Jood eherry-rsd. 81; fair
eherry-red. 81: fair red. 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 2 OFp Omitted States
Department of Agriculture)-salable hogs.
$500; opened slow, later trade and close
moderately active; both butchers and sovs
mostly 2b cents lover; instances so cents
Oh early on lishtweisht butchers: top.
22.25; most good and choice l10-340
pounds, 21.75-2o.00; 250-2s0 pounds,
2l.25-2175; 2U0-325 pounds. 2u.:5-
FL 90; few lots $4,000 pounds. 1895
90 90: Good and choice sows under 400
pounds, Il .50-Is.5O; few choice as high
as 1900; 425-47s pounds. 10, 5o-i7- %;
over 900 pounds; sood clearance.
Salable eottale, 5000; salable calves,
400; active; beef steers and heifers steady
to IS cents higher: cows. bulls and yeaters
steady TO strong; spots % cents hisher on
bulls; top 29.35 for load choice 800
pound steers; bulk good and choice steers.
90. 76-2s.50: medium to 1ow-eood. y 30
$3.50; GOOD and choice neifsrs. 28.1b-
% 90: top, $500. for three loads. COM
mon to good beef cows, Is 50-22.75: can
ners and cutters, l5.50-is.25 medium
and good sausage bulls, 20 ,00-23 50; CON-
mon TO choice vealers. 23.00-2e.o0 TOP,
saiable sheep, 700: moderate supply
good to choice native spring lambs barely
steady at 1881 90: with bucks dis
counted LOO; approximately 400 head
shorn old-crop lambs ranging from No.
to fallsshorn pelts ansold in face OF
sharply lower bids; slaughter eses. 90,
mostly 1880 down. with kinds Weighing
over 1870 pounds at s.o0-s.So; aged bucks
mostly 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June 2 aHs-Butter. sas,.
$40; steady Wholesale prices on buih
e.rtons; Creamery. hishs. than as seor,
"a. 20. sssnpti' gs .eors ~ ssh; %
chesse-4s2.s a7' stssd,s prices un.
Whof.ssl. sss priess we're s.ssd, In
quiet dsalinss today. Receipts totslse
Midsestern: Mixed eolors-Extrs faney
heavyseights, b2-53; extra / lsrse. 30.
sxtrA . iafKs. <sI-<a: aEtre / medium
41-4si current receipta. lsL-<b: dirtles
42.42iss checks. $o-4,
extra I isrss, 81: eIfrs 4 isrss. 4sE 10
extra I medium. 4a-60
Browns ~ Fancy heavyveishss, - SIS
extra large So; extra | medium, <a-sa
Nearby; ter quotations on nsarbs
white and brown Gags represent wholesale
SELLING prices for the finest marks, and
n no, p''ins prices to produce" or ship
Whttes-Kxtra fancy hesvyvsishta So
so; fancy heavyweishta, sT-bs, others
54-Ss. mediums. $50
Brcvns-Extrs fancy hsssyvssshta. So
90; fancy hesvyveisfts. ss-se. others
$3.50. mediums. b2-54
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June lRs---Cotton fu-
Trade buyins vas light, but persistent
and readily absorbed scattered hseSins
and nearby July itcusdation.
A leAdtnG spot hym wak b sealFr Of the
July contracts Of the rate of Loco bales
for each 2.point Advance, and In sariy
dealings dikposed Of 3,eoo bales In the
July delivery.
washinsten adviees said that TIM HcA
has granted Greece . hird-auartef ecston
credit OF 81 600, The hrsi-aeartss
credit for the French aone Of German,
was reduced S7fS.D09 end that amount
vas transferred TO the thtrd-susrtsr 81.
thorixaticn for thai area.
private survey placed ectten seFeass
$50 goo acres. o. f3is pr cent sbcvs
last years nlantings.
Noon prices we're Is 70 10 cents . bed
higher than the previous close. July
"a 81; October. 90 -. and December. - 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
New BawI Street Journal
Is Out, Believe Il or Not

NEW YORK. June s.--Adver-
tisement: H. Truman g. Co. the
Nations haberdasher. offers the
plunging neckline. The ultimate
In Wall Street haberdashery. II
you stuck your neck out In No
vember. here's something you can
stick it In now"
The advertisement is illustrated
with q hangman's moose styled
by Elmo Roper"
It's all part OF the 3oth annual
ourlesQue on the Wall Street Jour
nal published today by the Bond
Club Of New York for their annual
outing.
And II you can believe the
Bond Clubs "Bawl Street Jour-
nal you can believe that
John L. Lewis is negotiating
the purchase Of the Chase Ma
|tional Bank as . depository fou
the United Mine Workers vel
fare fund
The United tSates Government
Is going into the steel business te
make money to meet the deficit
after seeing how much money
United States Steel makes
j. p. Morgan d Co. Is building
q 500, 00o. 900 hotel on It's Wal
Street bank site and will occup,
the hotel penthouse :.
The flrst ONCE boy resigned
from Montgomery Ward d Co. In
Chicago In . serious disagree
ment over management poi
icies
The club publication Il issued
each year at 81 q copy An ad-
vance sale Of 10000 copies is ex-
pected to expand past the "a. 900
peak reached in 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

dawn on March %. is<& Every
one took to the hsAkh. leaving q
few boys or the beach 10 &c
whether those landing we're fr,snds
OF foes
LEARNING they we're Americana
the natives came out Mf Aalau
vas addressed 10 By q chaplain.
who pointed 10 the eross on hla
button The native then told him
he sas a missionary en- Eniraa
Island Of the NJ Matthias group.
North Guinea
According 10 Mr.. Gordon. NJ,
Salau and his friends wefs re-
sponSlhle for saving more than 800
Americans during the gar
Mr. SalAu woFe q blue sktrt. but
otherwise his dress was strictly
American He had on q knee
length gray stockings. black shoes.
blue pin stripped coat white shirt
and black tie
Became Christian al ieL
THE visitor became . Christian
when he sas either 10 or ~ yeara
old. he said. The reason for his
uncertainty Ia that Island births
were no, recorded He 10 unesr-
tain whether he Is 20 az ~ yesTs
old
Mr.. Saiau. Who Is married and
has four children. said bis father
was cannibai. but 10 no more"
He. too. has become q Christian.
The visitor has converted about
/ 900 natives Al present he 10
Seventh day Adventist missionary
lon Manus island.
While tn Washington, Mr. salau
hopes to see President Truman.
who Is known by the natives ~
Number kisp," OF Cap He
viii stay At ths Washington Mis-
sionary College In Takotn& Fark
while here,
His Washington schedule ealls
for speeches Saturday ~ . and IL
m. at Takama Park Seventh day
Adventist Church. at 4 pm. In
Sligo Church. and 81 0 20 pm In
Capital Memorial Church After
q week here Mr. Salau will 90 ca
q tour through the Midwest,
This 10 his first trip away from
his native islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Business Briefs

Business Loans of member
banks In leading cities dropped
for the nineteenth consecutive
week to $13, 629 900 900 on May Is,
q decline Of $118,000,000 from a
week earlier and $671 .000, 900 be-
low q year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Bank Clearings in rs leading
cities totaled $10,282, 1886, 900, in
the holiday week ended June /,
q drop of 1872 per cent from the
preceding full week and 12.5 per
cent below the like holiday week
last year-Dun & Bradstreet.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week will total
99,022 units, including 1884
cars and 1928 trucks-Auto-
motive News. Factories turned
out 90,746 cars and 1916 trucks
last week.
Electric Power Consumption
rose to 5.270.161 900 kilowatt hours
in the week ended May 20 VS..
5,255, 272,000 in the previous week
and was $3.50 above the like 1948
week-Edison Electric Institute.
Civil Engineering Construction
awards this week totaled $123,-
055,000, q drop of $3.50 from the
previous week and go below the
like 194S week - Engineering
News-Record.
Railroad Earnings of class I
systems Appropriated $98, 900 900
In the first four 1949 months vs..
$l02. 200. 900 in the like l948 per-
iod - Association of American
Railroads. April net was placed
at $4,000, 900 VS.. sgt 100000 a
year earlier.
New York Stock Exchange Seat
sold for $39, 900. a decline Of 81 900
from the last previous transfer.
The current bid Is $4,000 while
$4,000 Is asked.
General Motors, Chevrolet Di-
vision, announced completion Of
its $4,000. 000th vehicle. The last
million vehicles were built in
about 10 months.
Beatrice Foods Co. declared q
common dividend Of IS cents. pay
able July /. Previous quarterly
payments were so cents.
L. s. Starrett Co. declared a
dividend of so cents, payable June
10. Previous quarterly payments
were rs cents.
PetroleumsCorp. Of America de-
clared a semi-annual dividend OF
IS cents. payable June 20. Last
year the company paid 80 cents
Ia June and Is cents in December
Froedtert Grain g. Mailing Co,
declared q regular quarterly div
idend Of 20 cents plus q stock
dividend of 1915, both payable
July 20. The cash will be paid on
the present number Of shares out
standing.
Dewey d Almy Chemical Co
directors took no action on o div
idend usually declared at this time
because Of unsettled business con-
ditions.
{ Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
stockholders were told that earn
tngs so far this year have beer
shout 30Te below q year earlier
but they were given q strong hint
that more liberal dividends may
be in the of1ing. Profit for the first
half Of i949 was estimated al
around $147, 000. 900 or $3.50 9
share W. $2l0.oo0.00o or $50 9
year earlier.
Louisville d Nashville Railroad
earned 3. l2o. 0s8 or $1.46 In fow
months ended April 80. VS.. $3,214.'
33s or $1.37 . year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

Robert Salau. native Seventh
day Adventist preacher Of the
Solomon Islands. arrived here yes
terday. apparently taking In stride
the riaors Of civilization.
Met a. the train by reporters,
cameramrn and q throng OF the
curious. the son OF d one time
head hunting South Pacific is
lander met questions, stares ana
requests to pose with assurance
and ease
He was accompanied on hts
train trip TO Washington bs Capt
Manuel Gordon OF 0uilford. Me
hero of Quentin Reynolds book
Seventy Thousand 10 One and
Pastor and Mrs A. @ Stewart,
missionaries In the Solomon Is
lands for more than II wears
They were met at the train by
Elder J. Lamar McElhans Of
Washington. world president OF
the Seventh day Adventists,
Likes lee Cream.
Mr.. Salau arrived in New York
on the Mauritania May - He
lis here hoping 10 see some OF the
many American servicemen whose
lives ne helped save.
He was asked the usual oues-
tons. What American food did
he like? Ice cream" Was the
prompt answer.
How about his first view OF the
Statue OF Liberty and the tall
buildings In New York; Mr.. Salau
gave his answers In pidsin Eng
lish, tsss .sszss
or the tall buildings. Mr.. saiat
said:
Him look i'm ell big house. Al
big house high up all same bis
mountain. Time him look up
Neck below me big pain"
Pidgin English Il SHOW.
But Mr.. Salau's pidgin English
was strictly for show. He spoke
quietly and most OF the time gram
matically. He described how thu
Marines landed on his island ai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Foreign Exchonqe

NEW YORK. June 2 R.-forsisn sx-
chance rates faiinx tGrsat k1tsln "a
In New York open market 4 Der cent dis
count or 90 90 United States cents. up
Europe--0reat Britain tpoundD .4.osb
anchansed; Great Britain 3o-day fgtura
4O0ss, Oh u Of eeuseukiEeat Britain 90.
Britain s0-day futures 1854 Oh u Of q
cent: France tfranel so. al cent un-
ehanssd: italy msrss june nxed rass
sT.s5, unbalanced: ewitzeYland tfranri
ureeI essa, no he nj ernt
Latin America--Arsentins Ureel @pp1.
uncnanerd: Brazil lfresl $50. unrhanseds
Mexico 1890. M or of q cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

American Stores C. earned
81. 40. al or si.i4 from January
I to April Z. No comparisons for
a year earlier we're given.
Peabsdy Csal Co. profit for
three months ended April 20 was
s476. 06l or - cents W. t426. 793
or % cents In the same it<s
period.
City Asts Stamping CO. net In
come for II months ended April
30 was 81 20. lo3 o. t30 ~.
sses 50 Or s3s7 IN The precedins
fiscal period.
Sears, Rsebuek 3 CO. win open
q new eight door store IN RIO d
yaneiro Monday. The ftrst Bra
Gillian outlet was opened at oeo
Pauic On March ID.
NelSsos1itas Klissa @. net in
come n three months endsd
March II vas 81. ios m ". $685.
ee7 IN the sams ieto period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Riggs National Buys
Larger Quarters for
Northwest Branch.
ey Edword e. Stone

The Riggs National Bank has
purchased the property at 1779-81
Columbia road NV. as a new
home for the Northwest Branch.
Robert v. Fleming. president. an
nounced today.
Upon gaining possession the
bank will remodel the property
into an up-to-date banking house
and move the branch from its
present location, at Eighteenth
street and Columbia road. to the
new quarters only two doors away.
Adjacent to the rear of the new
bank building, q parking lot will
be operated with free service to
customers. The new location con-
tains more than three times the
floor space of the present quar-
tiers, the additional room being
much needed, Mr.. Fleming said.
Remodeling operations will start
soon.
Postal Receipts Up Sharply.
Postal receipts at the City Post
Office in the first five months of
this year reached $7.817,672 in
comparison with s7.053,375 in the
like period in 1913. substantial
increase of $764, 296, or 1898 per
cent, Postmaster Roy M. North
announced today.
Postal receipts in May alone
registered a slight increase, a
total Of 81 ,488, 269 comparing with
1895, $50. a gain Of $52,609 or
3.76 per cent. Mr.. North stated.
The five months upturn Is in
line with the sharp increase in
bank clearings so far this year
and the moderate gain in retail
trade.
Morris New Gas Director.
Z. X. Morris. president and d.
rector of the Federal Storage Co.,
has been elected a director Of the
Washington Gas Light Co. He is
president Of the Boys Club Of
Washington. director Of the, Lin
coin National Bank, member of
the Board of Trade and past pres
ident of the Washington Execu-
tives' Association; also chairman
of the Executive Committee Of the
Episcopal Home for Children.
r. j. Miesse Of Denver has been
named station ground services
manager for United Air Lines In
Washington, it was announced
today. He replaces r. F. Dorsey
transferred to the same position
in Philadelphia, and has been
with United since 1887.
ID. C. Bank Loans Lower.
Total loans of Washington
banks showed a decrease of ST.
$4,000 In the week ended May
Is, the Richmond Reserve Bank
reported today, Most of the drop
was in commercial loans. Invest
ments were higher while total de-
posits were under the previous
week.
Washington Gas SIS. 1860. sold at
1872 on the Washington Exchange
this week. a new high for the
year. Other issues have been firm
during the decline in New York.
First sale in Lanston since the an
nual report was at 81. .....,I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

Hourly Sales On the E1ehanSo IoeAV
IL 200 an $50 600 1900 noon arc 600
tom $50 600 800 m. 900 90
tUnit OF trading 10 shares. sln BANK.
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies.. Rates Of divi-
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannuaI declaration. Unless other.
wise noted. special or extra divfdends are
not Included cid Called. * dividend.
sr Ex rishts. q Also extra or extras. b Plns
stock dividend. Cash or stock. ePaid
last year. I Payable in stock. estimated
clared paid so far this year. Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
K Declared or paid this year. IN accumuia-
live issue with dividends In arrears p Paid
this ear, dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken At last dividend meettng.
T Declared I94s payable ia 1919. y Laui-
dating dividend. Playable Ia stock, exAes
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

Wes4 Penn EtectFie CO. declared
q quarterly dividend Of 37i1 cents.
payable june 30. Previous pay
ments ware g ee0ts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02
Washington Exchonae

SAILS
so at IS
Potomac Kec Pow com--Ss at lSi., 80
al 1874, at l3L. So at 1874
9arnnekei eom-l0o at l5l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-02

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