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Evening star., 1949-02-26

FOR YOU OR CT
Prewar brick. A real home for
$1,000; 8 large rooms, 21z baths,
full basement; Anchor-fence lot
60x120; close to everything. WILL
ROGERS REAL ESTATE, WA. S262;
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Stock Market Steady
|Afier fast Early
Rally FizzIes Out

NEW YORK. June 2l.-Ar
opening rally In stocks soon f.
lied out and the market Just
about kept It's balance today.
Trading started at . rapid pace
as buying orders spilled over from
late yesterday and lifted q wide
variety Of key Issues Buying en-
thusiaSm Quoted almost inme-
diately and gains were either re-
duced or Cancelled.
The net result was q fairy even
mixture Of small advances and de-
cltnes. with advances holding q
slight edge most Of the time.
Numerous stocks seesawed be-
tween the plus and minus col
umns. Trading slowed down when
demand petered out.
Today's try ut O rally repre-
sented q continuation Of q move
that started last Wednesday fol-
lowing O drop in the general price
level TO a four -and-one-hah year
low.
Wall Street Ia Of two minds,
though. whether the rally has q
chance Of getting very far or
whethar the market will probe
Fnew lows.
Higher prices were paid for
Southern Pacific. Southern Rail-
way. Union Pacific. Nickel Plate.
Gulf Oh. Twentieth Century-Fox,
American Telephone. Southern
California Edison. Kennecott Cop
per. American Smelling. Eastman
Kodak. Owens Illinois. American
Tobacco. Bethlehem Steel. Gener-
al Motors. Chrysler. Studebaker,
Goodrich. Sears Roebuck. Deere.
and Douglas Aircraft.
Among the laggards were Re-
public Steel. Packard. Montgom-
cry Ward, International Harves-
ter. Consolidated Natural Gas, Air
Reduction. General Electric. Du
Pont. j. c. Penney. American
Wooden. Baltimore e. Ohio. and
International Paper.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. United States Government Is
sues held steady in over-the-coun-
ter dealings.
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Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
United States Department Of Agriculture
Appies-Eastsrn supply tnsufhe!snt te
Potatoes-Market slishtly weaker. 100,
pound sacks. y, 8. Is and y. 8. IL size A
unwsshed cobblers. Virginia Eastern Shore
Sweet potatoes-Market slishtly weaker;
very few sales; New Jersey. bushel ham.
$50: few higher: others. too few saiss
Poultry oastatisns
Pouitry-Market weaker:~ receipts lib
a-3ss pounds, 2Sh-26; few hisher hold.
G pcasd. Eli s!0l ss., sssa1.a $50
very few higher, some holdoyers. $3.50
lishtwetghts ueshorns). $685.: few best
Flour--Rscelpts, s,s34 lo0-pound sacks
lsS. oe7 bushels: stocks. !. oss. eis Sashsis
No. red winter sarlicky, spot, domestic.
egg; June 2a2; No. red winter sarlieky,
corn.Reeeipts. lss,sis bushels; ship
msnts; 1.742 bushels; stocks. 2.747.2fi
osts--Rscsipts. 4a.sse bu.h.isj ship
no quotations.
ments. s7.ssa bushels; stocks. soi.osa
Rye~Rscsipts. 1920 sushsls; ship.
ments, none: stocks. e27 ass bushels.
meats; none; s.sefs. is.4ss bushels
Milif'sd-fs: .:s.s md ao 2.I tons.
Egg market--About steady: receipt,
mediums 60-b4i , large. si-5s; eurrsn,
Rsesipts-Buttsr. 1861 pounds; .tss
Zsx0
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. June 81 r.-orains ad.
vanced IN active trading at the Board
Ct ED T.s' n: sdo os.us as ' On:
tract hitting the 2.oI marx After . few
trades were posted.
,s S.' ns , a 90 so shss : ss:a s a
As wheat pushed upward ether Grains
followed In q more modest manner
accounts In wheat had bsen covered In
vance was credited TO public Snyins, IN
wheat Mil Ifp accounts "srs sl.o ersdissd
20 Dsrins the 't nrst hour sn: whea. We. !, 10
shs aisn JUL, !Yls ss 's snd s sstn . ":
70 Y hishsr, July s,sa. and lard VS. 70
ns amount q .i asssf ss s ss.
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That ths winter vhss. crop yili BE-
sI ndsr .s.ess.S ss. . s:s, Il. r.
ton 10 ss much a. 200 900. 900 under tie
With produesrs s1 Almost certain 70 bar
vest 0 smaller crop than antsctpated, ~
10 believed they win be more Inclined
= Hsssysr. he sisibIs supply 81 shsss In
creased last week 1000 900 bushels % .
total Of % 81 900 bushels. The supply
Of corn ana eats also increased.
weather for the winter. wheat bait 10
expected TO be generally fair and cooler
during the next 30 hours. Some thunder
and hknuakaiA
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FOREIGN Exchonae

NEW YORK. June 81 Fts-Fefeisn a..
change rates follow toreat 1ritaln n dol.
lars. others In eents):
Canadian dollar IN Nev York epsn mar.
kst, "a PEI. cent Discount Or e6s5s q. B
esgts. % q 9 cent: -, as.
Unbalanced; Crest. 1Eitaln. 3o-dsy futures
LOON. uncheneed: Great Britain. sd-da5
futures. .a.a1k, yneAengsA: Great Britain,
tfrapeD. ..0oS n q cent unehApgedi Tab
thraI June 4xs1 Eass. GOT z3Ri May,
.0Oi 7Se. Sweden fkrenal, ~ O.. un.
ehanSsd; sviissrisn1 tfranet tfrssl. sS.ie.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. june FL wta--Batser
s:.. 'ssSs re ::.a asA1 n1ssss
Ess prices were lower. Receipts %
s ~. 2@ls4 sases spos sao'aaons io''
Midvss.srn: Mined eoiors-Extra hssyy.
weiGhts, ki-63.- extra large, 4e-bo;
extra layGe, -; extra medium $50
current receipts. 43-47; dfrties. 42,s-A5;
Whites--Yaney hssvywesshts. ss-sSi
extra 1 iargs. SOIL; extra lsfss. 4s-4e'
HToxns-fsncy hsavyweish,s. Ss-ss;
extra 1 large. So: extra l mediuH. 6l.
Nearby: fTop quotations on nsarby whfts
prices for the finest marks and BOT Hay.
ms rricss 10 .producers or shtpe<TA
whifes--kxtra fancy heavyweiehts. Oh.
fancy heaVywssshss. ks-5t: others. s2-Bs:
mediums. 5H-54; pellsts, 43-46s pesvses.
Browns---Extsa fancy hsavyveishts. ~;
fancy heavywstBht4. a6-66: others. 11-bAi
mediums. s2-64i pulista As-s3s psessss.
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D. {. Insurance Sales
Climb 6 Pei. Above
Year Ago in May
By Edwordc. Stone

Washington life insurance
agents wrote a total of $11, s68. 600
In new policies in May. q gain Of
6 per cent over May 1913, accord
ing to reports from the Life In
surance Management Association
received from Hartford today.
In the first five months Of the
year. the volume of new business
written In Washington reached
$56.559, 900. an increase of 8 per
cent over the like 1913 period.
Maryland's volume Of 1855, 200
IN May was up 5 per cent over
last year but the five months total
of $92 ,533 900 was down 5 per cent
from the same months q year ago.
Virginia reported May business
as $23.154,0o0. unchanged from
last year. In the longer period new
policies totaled $109, 713, 900, Of 5
per cent from 1913. The national
average in May was up 4 per cent.
Furniture Sales Gain.
Furniture sales In Washington In
the first four months of 1949 were
IA per cent ahead Of the like 1948
period. Sales were of II per cent
In April, the Richmond Reserve
Bank reports.
Wholesale trade Of lit Fifth
District firms In April was IL per
cent under the same month in
1e48. Sales of auto supplies were
down % per cent. electrical goods
10, hardware IA, industrial sup
plies 80. drugs 1, and dry goods IL.
Groceries sales were of 8 per
cent. paper products "a. but mis-
cellanous sales by So stores dis
closed per cent gain.
Monroe Heads Accountants.
Logan Monroe Of Cleveland. con-
troller of the Eaton Manufactur-
ing Co.. was elected president of
the National Association Of Cost
Accountants at the Chicago meet
ing, it was announced today. He
Is consulting editor of the Cost
Accountants Handbook and has
been an association director for
years.
Carl ]. Bergman has been re-
elected president of the American
Fire Insurance Co. Of the District
Of Columbia. Victor 3. Deyber
was named vice president; Chaplin
B. Bauman, secretary, and Stock
ton M. Hottie. secretary.
C.L. McRea, owner Of 400 shares
of Capital Transit stock, proposes
that the company buy and retire
the stock now being offered by the
North American Co. He has
launched q move to prevent any
change in present control of the
company.
Safe Deposit Election Near.
The Safe Deposit Section of the
District Bankers Association will
elect officers at the annual dinner
meeting on Thursday. June 80, at
the Statler. Mrs. Burdette H.
Monroe. Union Trust Co., is ex-
pected to succeed Lyman E. Nor
ris, Of Riggs, as chairman. Miss
Dorothy Person. Bank Of Com
merce e. Savings, secretary treas
uer. will naturally move up to vice
chairman. s-
Frank r. Garfield. division of
Research, Board of Governors,
Federal Reserve Board. will be the
speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-21

NEW YORK, Juns 81 R,--cetten ia
ss ~ ..s sissE e. :ssss s siss' o
GOVERNS ID nearby July Was assrss
sive and readily absofksd liberal hani
2ation q eomnisssea house, and spe
ERGO months vas indasnssS 81 DE niss,
outlook for ths eotton crop and The BE-
ss a. ,. price, s ss i sss,lsns asr IN
Eoon lrisss ysrs 10 10 20 ssnas . bal
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Business Briefs

Business Failures rose 10 lS6 IN
the week ended June Is VS.. 174 In
the previous week and 100 in the
like 1948 week-Dun 81 Bradstreet
Short Interest In Stocks totaled
1909 500 shares on June IS. COM
pared with q revised l6-year high
Of >1,625.55l shares on May 13-
New York Stock Exchange
Largest short interest on June IL
was 81. 406 shares In United States
Steel common. which was recently
split 8 for !.
Cotton Spinning Operations In
May were at 93.8% Of capacity
VS.. 97.e% In the previous month
and 134To in the same l948 month
Census Bureau.
Central Railroad Of New jersey
received ICC approval OF III
amended plan for voluntary mod
ification Of the railroads financial
structure.
Lincoln Electric Co. will con-
struct an $s,50o.ooo plant Of
Euclid, Ohio, President James F.
Lincoln announced.
Allied Stores Corp. earnings for
the balance of its fiscal year will
run about $250.000 a month be-
low 1948 levels, President B. Earl
Pickett said at the annual meet
ing. The years volume is ex-
pected to run So to go behind
the previous year.
General Electric Co. announced
the permanent layoff Of $50 work
ers in its television receiver as
sembly division because Of excess
inventories. The company has
about 1850 employees in the diyi-
sion.
General Foods Corp. raised its
wholesale price Of coffee packed
in cans, jars and bags one cent q
pound, including Maxwell House
and Bliss brands
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
is expected to file with the SEC
later this week o registration
statement for around $50. 900 ,0o0
of new bonds. according to un-
confirmed Wall Street reports, the
Associated Press said.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
received SEC permission to sell
$25, ZOO, 900 of sinking fund deben-
lures, due 1867, at competitive
bidding to finance retirement Of
bank notes and construction.
Dayton Power q Light Co. reg
istered with the SEC 283 1888 addi-
tional shares Of 81 par common
stock to be offered present holders
on O 1-for-6 basis. The subscrip-
ton offer expires July 26.
Central Ohio Light q Power Co
registered with the SEC 25.24f
shares of $40 par common stocl
to be offered present holders on Z
l-for-5 basis. The subscription
offer expires July 20.
Chesapeake d Ohio Railway ne,
income In i've months ended MAJ
81 was s13.520,5T5 or $l.e9 . share
VS.. SO, 181, 984 or $l.l4 In the SAINT
1913 period.
Illinois Power Co. earned S.,
4l6,957 or s3.32 In II months
ended May 81 VS.. e6,45S OCT o.
Sass in the previous year.
Texas Electric Service Co. ne
income for II months ended Ma,
81 was s4.172.866 VS.. $3.4o8.1I5 h
the preceding fiscal period.
Baltimore b Ohio Railroal
handled .46.s05 cars Of freight b
the week ended June Is VS.. 81 81
IN the previous week and 67.4s2 Il
til like 1913 week.
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Washington Exchonee

Potomac Electric Power eommon--so .,
l3is. 80 at iaH. loo OF iaSts % Of
l3h., gao al isI.. 100 al Iaa.
Capital Transit--lo 81 ieh,
washington Gas AS preferTed--ie ai
wsshinstcn Gas $50 pr,ierrsd--io .,
Potomac Eleetrie Power ssos prstsrree
"As--Io at 4ets
oarfinekeI 5tss prsterred--sas 81 10
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-03-11

tonight" he told Julie. "Just be-
fore we started l had a telegram
from our soloist and she's in some
hospital with tonsilitis. Bad luck for
her but she can't sing for months.
Well, do you want the job?"
81 have an amethyst strapless
chiffon" Julie told him.
Jon turned questioning eyes to
his mother. 1.-THE silver drop be-
hind her, Mom?"
His mother nodded. "You didn't
mention the salary to her, Son."
well say a hundred a week to
start. Jon Gardeners Swing Orches-
ira is the name-in case you don't
know"
"You-why, you're on the radio,
too" said Julie.
"Oh, yes, but we'll add your share
of the radio proceeds. We have a
profit-sharing stunt amongst our
selves on that" said Jon Gardner
casually.
And Julie, looking up at him,
dropped her eyes. She didn't want
to acknowledge so soon just how
much she liked him-now! And
even at this moment she could i'm
agine Joe's shining eyes and his,
"Aw-gee Sis!" when he learned
that she was to be the soloist with
Jon Gardeners Swing Orchestra. In
fashion Jon reminded her of her
brother, Joe. When a girl of nine
teen goes maternal, she is falling
in love.
Julie was nineteen.
Released BY WNU Features
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An easy way to chop nuts is to
put them in a clean cotton bag
and roll over the bag lightly with
a rolling pin.
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SPORHSdOpE= S ~ 3S5

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An easy way to chop nuts is to
put them in a clean cotton bag
and roll over the bag lightly with
a rolling pin.
Keep a shaker of boric powder
on the kitchen shelf and sprinkle
it in your rubber gloves before and
after you use them; this helps them
slip on easily and acts as an anti
septic in the case of any skin
abrasions.
If you need to boil an egg that is
cracked, wrap it in wax paper and
twist the ends before dropping it
in boiling water. The paper will
prevent the white from running
out of the shell.
Calcium deposits in bottles and
teakettles may be removed by boil
ing in or with solution of vinegar
and water.
For a delicious luncheon dish
put layer of chopped, cooked and
seasoned spinach in an individual
baking dish. Slip an egg on top
and sprinkle with salt and pep
per and celery salt. Pour table
spoon of heavy cream over the
egg and sprinkle generously with
coarsely grated yellow cheese.
Bake the individual dishes in a
moderate oven (375' F) for about
20 minutes, or until the egg white
is set.
An open bottle of air freshener
placed on suitcase and allowed to
remain therein overnight will rid
the case of that" mildew odor.
To prevent seam Fuckers in sew
ing sheer fabrics, loosen sewing
machine tension and use a longer
stitch. Or with regular setting,
stitch seams over strips of paper,
then pull off paper. Test scraps of
fabric before starting on garment.
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one in the seat next
to me. I always re-
serve this front seat
SOS I can see where
the bus is going. l
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Tropic Nation

Peru's estimated 482, 258 square
miles of territory lie wholly with
in the tropics; but even during the
hottest season. snow stays on
Peru's mountains above the 1900
foot level.
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Julie Wus
Nineteen
By
Lilliace M. Mitchen

string of slim, dark young men filed
on the bus with that careless ease
of men who know how to 60 places.
Julie thought that she counted eigh-
teen of these young men but the
plump woman remarked pleasantly
as Julie craned her neck, "You
don't need to move, my dear. l
don't mind in the least having some
one in the seat next
q M;nu.. to me. always re-
", ''a's serve this front seat
q fIcIl0n SOS l can see where
- 1.-THE bus is going. I
feel almost as if I'm driving my
SELF"
The last young man was swinging
into the bus now apd he paused be-
fore the plump wot2an. Poking her
amiably on the shoulder he said
firmly, II want two chicken legs
for dinner, see? l gotta eat, under
stand me-I'm on no diet! l want
mushroom sauce, tool"
"Oh, you do, do your" said the
plump woman cheerfully. "Scat
along to your seat and eat what l
put before you! may even give
you liver and bacon if feel like it."
Behind her, Julie could hear one of
the young men singing in low tones.
His seatmate joined in presently and
they appeared to be singing part
song. Julie turned restlessly She
knew the song we'll. There were
three notes wrong, the way they
were singing it.
Suddenly she found herself hum
ming the melody properly.
"The girls got it, Snider!" said
one of the young men. Hey, sing
it again, will your"
ICING it for them, my DEAR"
~ urged the plump woman.
They're not getting fresh. They're
my boys"
"Your boys! Not all eighteen Of
them?" asked Julie in horror.
The woman laughed comfortably.
well, the one who stopped to talk
is mine. He's the leader of the
orchestra. But the others have all
been with US long time and they're
all AL fellows. They've put the
music with the luggage an they
won't have much time to rehearse
when we get there. They'll all give
me hand with the cooking"
Maybe when they get going, they
can hire dietician," said Julie
gently.
"Bless your heart, Jon makes
three thousand a week clear" she
said in her pleasant fashion. "Sing
the song for them, dearie."
Julie half turned in her seat and
with blushing checks sang the mel
ody in low, clear notes. The others
in the bus joined in. The one called
Jon came to stand beside his
mothers chair.
"If you had wardrobe - and
wanted job-I could put you on