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Evening star., 1949-07-13
Stock Market Coasts,
Reflects Uncertainty
OF Steel Tieup Issue
By the As,ociofsd Press

NEW YORK, July ia gentle
forward movement in the stock
market today was checked. but
prices maintained a slight plus
edge on average.
The markets action reflected
Wall Streets uncertainty over the
labor situation in the steel indus
try.
The Executive Board of the CIO
United Steelworkers' Union &C
cepted President Truman's ap-
peal for a 60-day delay in calling
steel strike. The unions Wage
Policy Committee was expected to
ratify the action later today.
But four of the big steel pro-
ducers rejected the Presidents S
proposal. and the union left in
doubt whether those not accepting
the plan would be included in The
60-day truce.
Steel stocks hovered close to the
previous close. moving sluggishly
an eighth at a time in either dl-
Irection.
The remainder of the market,
with some special exceptions, also
dallied along. Rails displayed the
greatest strength as a group, and
most of the oils were up slightly.
Higher were Nickel Plate. Santa
Fe. Pennsylvania, Mission Corp,
Gulf Oil, Youngstown Sheet &
Tube, Studebaker. Western Union,
Phelps Dodge, International Nick
ell, American Can. Eastman Ko-
dak, Philip Morris. U. S. Gypsum,
American Woolen, international
Paper. Caterpillar Tractor and
Consolidated Edison.
Slightly off were Standard Oil
IN. j.. Chrysler. Dow Chemical,
Du Pont. J. c. Penney. General
Gable (Which cut its dividend to 10
cents from the previously paid Is
cents and United Aircraft.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
District Auto Sales
Total $500 in June,
Up 672F From May
By Edward c. Stone

Sales of new automobiles in
creased to $500 in June. a gain Of
672 cars over May, when sales
totaled 1928. the Washington
Automotive Trade Association re-
ported today.
Sales in the first half year
reached 16,015 new cars against
14,313 in the first six months of
194s, an increase of 1902 vehicles.
The total includes passenger cars
and commercial vehicles.
June was the best month this
year, improvement in deliveries
aiding the sales jump. The higher
priced cars are now being deliv-
cred in short time. with few
long waits for any cars. June
commercial sales totaled 402
against 324 year ago.
Sales in the first half year COM
pare as follows with the same
months in 1948:
Evening star., 1949-07-13

share, payable October IS to stock
of record September 30.
Kenneth N. Alvey, assistant
head teller at the main office, was
elected an assistant cashier, Mr..
Fleming said.
Extra Dividend Declared.
The National Savings & Trust
Co. has declared a regular divi-
dend of So a share and an extra
of 81 a share. both payable AL
gust | to stock of record July %.
President Bruce Baird announced
today.
The Hamilton National Bank
yesterday voted dividend OF 81
a share, payable August l to
stockholders of record July %, W.
J. Waller. president. stated.
Washington Chapter. National
Association of Cost Accountants,
announces appointment OF Will
liam c. Barbee and Eric c. Figerle
as associate directors.
Both TranS-World Airline and
Capital Airlines report June as
the best month on record in pas
senger service.
Cafritz Elected Director.
Morris Cafritz. president of the
Cafritz Co.. has been elected a
director of the National Union In
surance Co. of Washington.
Pepco Sales Show Increase.
Sales of the Potomac Electric
Power Co. in the District in June
totaled 138,699,279 kilowatt hours,
a gain of 2,996,524 or 2.2l per
cent over June a year ago. Sales
outside the District were up II
per cent, making a gain Of 4.52
per cent in total sales for the
month.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July IL H1.-cotton ,fu-
lures were steady in early dealings today
UP operations in nearby july. Traders
estimated more than 100000 bales OF
July contracts remained to be liquidated
expire Despite this fact liquidation in
July vas mostly in small lots. There
at New York. along with 45 full notices
and & Job notices at New Orleans.
Trade demand for nearby october and
December futures was active, partly
Noon prices were UNCHANGED to 90
cents o bale higher than the previous
close. July. 32.e9: October. 1880. and
December, 90. 80.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, July 13 lF.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars. others in centsl: Canadian dollar. in
count or "a :37h q. s. cents. unchansed.
Earope--Great Britain, pound. 4;02h.
Britain 6O-day futures, 3.e4N. Of V Of
q cent; Great Britain 90-day futures,
3.sSh, of " of . cent: France, franc,
July fxed rate, .OO1739; June, .OO1 73a;
Sweden. krona. 27.s5. UNCHANGED: switser-
land, franc free. 1918. Of .03 of cent:
Latin America-Argentina, free. 20 90.
unchanged; Brazil free, $50. UNCHANGED;
Mexico, II SO, of .O1 Of q cent.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Business Briefs
Wholesale Food Index, based

Wholesale Food Index, based on
the total cost of a pound each OF
81 foods in general use, advanced
this week to S568 from 1856, but
was 22.8co below the all-time high
of S7.36 at this time year ago.
Edison Electric Institute report
ed power production for week
ended July 9 totaled 4982,173 900
kilowatt hours VS.. 5.410,392 900 the
previous week, but was 4.7qo above
the ,3l6.000 of year ago.
Primary copper production in
June totaled 1921 tons VS.. 70,703
tons In May. Refined copper pro-
duction was 92,118 tons against
98,139 tons in May-Copper Insti-
tute.
New York Cotton Exchange
membership sale has been ar
ranged at $3.50, off $3.50 from the
last sale. The present offering
price of a membership is $4,000
Standard Oil Co. IN. Jl through
q group headed by Morgan STAN
lev g. Co.. is offering the public
$50, 900, 900 of 2s4qo 25-year de-
bentures priced at 100l2 plus ac-
crued interest.
Life Insurance Companies paid
s274,398,O to their policy holders
in May, an increase of 1870 over
total payments of s244,544,000 in
May. 1940.-Institute of Life In
surance.
American Power & Light in year
ended April 80 earned s24,246, ,948
or s13.69 a share VS.. 23,110,895
or $13.04 in 1948.
Central Main Power Co. in year
ended June 80 earned s4.050,260
or S1.64 share VS.. S2,731 ,260 or
81 cents in 1948.
Kansas City Southern Railway
in months ended May 81 earned
$3,180,293 or $555 a share VS.. $3,-
183,454 or s5.55 in 1948 period.
Barker Bros. Corp. in months
ended June 80 earned $406 1856 or
8 81 a share VS.. $906,110 or s2.40
in 194S period.
New York Air Brake Co. in 6
months ended June 80 earned ST.
034,486 or $500 share VS.. $751;
eS1 or $3.50 in 1948 period.
Glidden Co. announced an over
all cut of 8l2%o on wholesale
prices of it's top-quality paints
varnishes and enamels.
B. F. Goodrich Co. announced
reductions in prices of all pneu-
matte truck castings and tubes. The
Silvertown brand was reduced
per cent and the Defiance brand
3 per cent.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. an
nounced an increased dividend O.
SO cents share on its new com
mon stock. Payment will be Au'
gust 81 to shareholders of recore
August Is.
Mead Corp. announced divi.
dend of Is cents on common, pay.
able September / to holders oI
record August 5. The company
previously paid so cents at quar-.
terly intervals.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied BY the
United states bss
land, Delaware and New Jersey: Trans: rs:
RaTnaIs Ns: Red neh nss n1 min ooss s poor
er, $50; 2M inch h Up 35o-75; Duchess
..sfs y S ss .na aira
jersey Na J. s.ze s5:soo: 8 00S.el' fes, s psawsse,
90: Msryland Eastern Shore nc,g 2sos no; 20;
$685. 900; far sf quality, $3.50; uneiassihed,
bushel i@b baskets. washed, q. S. No. i. Golden
and Puerto Ricans. mostly $50.
Msf2snd s9an nsudns Essse4n Shore
ssek
fair t,Os; to generally GOOD quality, strinsless
Black Valentines 2.7b-S.0O; tender green's
Oushel ia' hampers. 1aaas Eastern shore Maryland
oS5s n1stiy' Isl. Su'!'tsyt asyta5S g. Ne" jersey
Pennsyivania. crates. "a punches. l 90,
Broccoli - Pennsylvania, crates. ss'
''o' "'0 cabbass Stronger.
round Su.h. Sssfsst'. RseGs,a. locally Ind
MARYLAND. best, 20; tair auaiitS ano nni
ssndl',0ei senah e.yelna. Zoo; 5e.Doand sacks,
sts,9oi ea91ot.1s:v Ny @ jersey. essh.l ss baskets
crates, golden, New jersey. washed, ,roush,
se4 s5 dozen Dozen stS Yolf SsG
dozen, few $50.
MARKET slightly ,ErcGyd,rs xesssf ssst
sFn poorsa shGss e es: tex fs5 b.t n55
BY halt R1shel ta hampers nD fair to generally
E0ea GreenmMarsland, ensMS do bushel baskets, COL
lsrds. LOO; kale and M turniP prS tops 1'26'
Lettuce-Market dull, Eastern; ofierinss
light; orange crates and Easter nicseers
crates, iceberg. 1924 heads. New York.
few 1.s5-1.5o; New Jersey 75-1@5' poorer
onions-Market hrm. Eastern; 60
MaTyland. MAJ; nd .a5el 50.
el baskets, i.s5.
Livestock Market.
stock cattle held from earlier in week
on sale in additional to fresh receipts;
no steers sold early: scattered odd lots
eess e5Rsi ,ndsida.l sisisa ssssa hss few
rood cows, 19.OO-2O.OO; odd head on
heifer order as hish as s. 22;99 20. common
ana ana msai eattsrs ecss 9soo.isSS; Medium and
good sausage bulls, Ie. .oo-21 90; cutter
| lightvetght 1928, inferior and conmon
rstser Sow but steady
good and choice, 20. 90 e. 90: top. $500;
common and medium. 17.o0-22: 90;
and a0stDi silts under ss sse BOUNDS. senersly st
Is hieher. soxs steady: good and choice
s as 1925 e me.s R9uass S.rssxs
sSSs, sssssS Ss sSSioS psasds
90 eeubds aSol:9 s3sos Rs9sssos aGsSSiHsSS
msas sS' but snss edd hssS
zeS-seS eounss 6S foos
weights 1875 down. odd stays 200 under
price Of same weight sows; ~ ran5 Earbass fea
weisht Erain-feds.
Poultry Assas Ass,.F' s'e:as s:ss''i; i..hern fowl
:rs slightly rnaGIns tsir Gshef' rrssr
s:Isss: ssIssSs ssSsEa n''ss s5.ss s'S ~, ss iss
Grain Market
Flour Receipts, 2o,e43 1oo-pound
Wheat-Receiots, a52s s2os bushels: ship R
sG 49, rss JaIy visies s.'rl'fy spot domestic
l'sss psa.hsIs; :ssoefs faiocsss
a5ss :sss.. .soss:l: ss:s ship
s52 bushels; stocks: ssss's3&l s & bushels. .,,n
ments, none; stocks, 547. .e75 bushels.
Soybeans = Receipts, 1922 bushels;
shipments, none; stocks, 81 z .043 bushels.
Millfeed-RecetSts. 377 tons.
Batter and Eggs.
.Egss-Market siightly stronger: re-
ceipts, moderate; demand, modsrats:
A, mediums, 1855; 3, larfe, 52-56; cur
rent receipts, ungraded,- 1880.
Rseeipts-xggs. 2,0o0 cases butter,
Evening star., 1949-07-13

banks surplus
at $8.500,000,
President Rob-
ert v. Fleming
reported today.
The bank has
s5,000,000 cap
ital.
The regular
dividend of SO a
share has been
declared. p y
able July IS to
stockholders of
record July 12:
also the usual
diuidend of 81 a
Evening star., 1949-07-13
New York Produce

W,.sd1 YORK wSn.1.. ySJ = nrcss on sai ss
cartons Creamery. higher than a2 sea sesI'
90 score {b), 81: 80 score .tC). 54;
Cheese. 454.034,. steady. Wholesal.
SsT: %sS ;iss5s s tsso cents cnssas4;
daisies. 3SIs-s5ia. Single daisies lgrass
shelf cured. 51-5s. Flats grass 1e4e)
$3.50. F1ets grass, 194Sl as 81 Flats
tgrass. 194Sl. shelf cured 1895. Mtdgets
tgress, 19nSl. So Midgets terass. l94S,.
shelf cured. 50-55. Processed; pounds,
33!-3hh Domestic Swiss tsingle tubs)
best 41-5O others 1916.
Eggs. 1887; firm. New York spot quo
tations follow:
Midwestern, mixed colors, extra heavy
Weishts. $3.50: extra 2 large, 54; fancy
medium, 50-5l: extra 2 medium. 4s-49;
current receipts. 45-47; dirties, 41ha-42h;
checks Al
Whites. fancy heavyweishts. b7-59: ex-
Browns, fancy heavyweights, $3.50; ex-
ira large, 54,
Nearby (top quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent wholesale selling
prices for the finest marks, and not pay
ing prices to producers or shippers:
Whites. extra fancy heavyweights, &C.
81; fancy heayyweights. 63-65; others, go
SO: mediums, 56-5s; pullets, 42.43: pee
wees. 27-2S.
Browns etxra fancy heavyweights. 66
81; fancy heavyweights, SO -65: others, 60
50; mediums, 56-5s; pullets, AZ: pee
wees, 1927
Evening star., 1949-07-13

7 8EACTkO I68UD
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Lehv4Hzs2OO3st 81
LehVal4s2OO3st 81
Mich CG 3Has69 lo7A
N X T IS ~ A AA
MKT sd1 5s67 63B
mo Pae 5Ias 40. 7AiA
Mo Psc bs 17P o5ss
Mo Pac bS rs g cM
Mo Pac 6s 80 II 63lA
Mo Pac IS 81 I IS
Mo Pac Rn - rs 4S
NY Ch&Stl 1855 s3
NO TIM 5las54 oAss
NYC RI 6s 2Ul3 o3
.YC 41,s2OlSA s6
w G con 4s 90 S3A
NYNHinc4 l7s'@e2 36M
NYNHH 4s2OO7 -
NYOW r: As ~ 7
No Pac5s 2O47C e6A
,Jor P cit 4hs76 ~
Nor Pac As ~ 99A
Pac G&E 3s - lo3A
eennC.Air3hs6 5sb
Penn P&Lt 3s76 lo2ih
PennRR gn5sss 1904
PennR g 4Las65 90
PennRR 3K4s62 9oA
Phil Fl 27ss IS lo3
Reyn Tob IS 73 los
LISP A17s2O22 20
5tLSanFrn4sp7 sA
stL sW RI IS 30 1924
Seab tn4kas2nt 62A
SkelleyO 2s4s65 lolm
Socony-V2I2s7h 81
SoBT&T224sS5 9eN
SoPacitic4Hass1 e@M
Sou Pac 4lzs SO 30
sonsrAAsNrT7 SSiA
Sou Ry g As 56 "a
StdOCal 2As66 1o3
StdOilNJ2%s7l 9e
Third Ave SIS so 17A
third Ave Is 90 A6
UnElMo pas rs 1904
nOilCal2As70 1914
WstEl cv2 .e5s73 1914
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Market AVERAGES
Tobacco Markets

BALTIMORE. July 13 P.-
Sales were light and most prices
were steady to slightly lower on
Southern Maryland leaf tobacco
auction markets yesterday.
The United States agriculture
department and the State Depart
ment Of Markets reported high
seasonal average was reached
Monday when 389,164 pounds OF
leaf were auctioned for an aver
age price of 5000 per hundred
weight.
Evening star., 1949-07-13

LIST NCIUDn 0Nl
FOREIGN 1900
Antioo rs IS B A1lh
Australia bs 55- lo1
Canada IS so lo2N
Denmk 4Hs 81 70
Peru End 6s 81 -
Polnd4Ias63 asd IL
DOMESTIC 1880
AmAirlines3s66 eeiA
Am6F p 5s2u.iO 7SN
Am T&T 3hs59 1924
Am Tai 2s4so7 lo5iA
Am T&T 2As6l lob
Am T&T 2sasS6 S4it
A. S r As 95 125A
ATSF al As 95st ll6
All CT LIST IS o. 1o2
Att Dnv2nd4s4s 36I
Balt&Oh 5s95G 5AM
Bslt&Oh 6sM96 53h
300 CIV 4la2UlU 42it
Balt&Oh 4s75A 81
Can South IS Sc 80
Can Nat 434s55 112H
Can Nat 4las57 la
Can Pac IS perp S5
Ga 4hS2O20B A2iA
c d O 37ss 73 1o6N
CB&O gn As SO III
Chi&E l inc 81 33iA
CMStP4Ias2019 S3A
CMStP4 Has2O44 Am
CM st p 1894 S6H
Chi&NW4Kas99 4e
ChiUnSt 3lss63 1904
Con Ed cv 3s SO lo7M
CleveUTil2s77 9Sk
| Del & Hud IS 63 91N
Det Ed CIV As 5S 1o6i.
DetEdison224S2 100
DwChem2 35s6] S9A<
Erie 4 l2s 20l5 6IN
HackWat2ss76 97H
III Bell Tel IS 7S1oA
tIC 4As 66 b
fntGtNor 6s 81 "a
Int @ y lst6s52 70
Int Ct No5s66B s.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Metals Prices

NEW YORK. July Is (P.-Spot
non-ferrous metals prices today:
Copper-17% cents q pound. Con-
necticut Valley. Lead IA cents
a pound, New York, Zinc-9 cents
. pound, East st. Louis
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists On the New York. Stock Exchange for
July IL: z,a73 purchases involving 81
shares, inciudinr 81 mort ssiss inyoivins
1,662 shafSss
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Riggs Surplus SS,5OO,O00

RlggS SURPLUS S6,5UU,UUU
Directors of the Riggs National
Bank have authorized the transfer
of S1,000.O00 from profit and loss
to surplus account. placing the
Evening star., 1949-07-13

Hourly Sales on the EHchAnss Today:
IL 90 an 22o 900 1900 noon $50 900
1pm $50 900 200 NJ. 600 ooo
tunit Of trading 10 shares. Elm bank:
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies Rates Of divi::
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividende are
not included. cid Called. Ex dividend.
stock dividend. Cash or stock. e Paid
sst year. Payable in stock. estimated
cash value on ex-dividend date 9 De:
Or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
k Declared or paid this wear. an accumula:
i've issue with dividends In arrears. p Paid
action taken at last dividend meeting
Declared 1913 PAYABLE IN 1949. Loui.
dating dividend. Payable IN stock. exact
Evening star., 1949-07-13
N. Y. Bond Market

,sF :, 1 ai A;s:s.ssa :SeSkp sf;:: sss5..
Evening star., 1949-07-13
Butter and Eggs

.Egss-Market siightly stronger; re-
ceipts, moderate; demand, moderate:
wholesale seliins prices, A. lsrgel eo.62;
rent receipts, ungraded, 1880.
Rseeipts-xggs. 2,0e0 cases butter,
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
FROM SNOW 70 WAFER

very for uooks ago the Toad Commission uas fairly snovod under trying to koop the roads opon, but tho picture has suddorly changed and thoy are nov battling lakes and rivers on the roads, Tho next problem will undoubtedly Do battlo rith tho rndo For several days tho ARG has boon en tho alert watching tho Pioneor Peak slido alon. the Anchorage High-ay. Danger and warning signs have boon posted and B14dozore arc on the job roady to go to york the minute tho s1ido moves across tho roads Mir. King stated this 1-ool1a
 Tho roads arc not tho only problon to Val= Icy residents. T. is rock several have TO- ported flooding basenontso Tn spite of drainage tiles lain along tho boso of CO., mont basorlonts to prevent flooding by c ar ing off surface uator, many arc still hav- ing trouble Tith water soop ing in.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
HOWCP5 FC>R. EVERY OCCASION

Mrs. Maud Hoslor informs us that her Ens- ter Lilies arc budding. She has Daffodi1s and IIyac inths nou. Maud tells us that
 any ono ranting plants can leave ordors at tho North Palrlor Store, and then tho plant! can bo picked up at tho Matanusl,a Valley Gardens. Visitors arc vory uolcorle at the Gardens, so SOTO Sunday or evening Uhen
 out for Q drive just drop in and soo rhat Maud has cooking for the smuor season.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Widow, Mother Of 7,
Attacked After Man
Breaks Into Bedroom

A 3e-year-old widow and mother
of two children was assaulted early
today by q man who broke into
her bedroom In the 800 block Of
Twentieth street NV. police re-
ported.
The woman, q former waitress.
told police she awoke to find the
man in her room. After a struggle.
he struck her on the shoulder and
fed.
Members OF the sex squad said
the man pushed open the room
door which had a chair under the
knob. He had entered the small
rooming house through an un-
locked door and went to the
woman's room on the second floor.
The woman was taken to the
Police Women's Bureau and was
then to be taken to Gallinger
Hospital for examination.
Police said she screamed on
finding the man and called the
landlord. He rushed into the
room, but only saw the intruder
as he left through the front door.
The landlord and the woman then
walked to No. 8 precinct, only q
block or two away.
Police said the woman is ex-
pecting to be married in about
two weeks. She lived alone in
the room. Her children. q boy,
l6, and q girl. IL. live elsewhere.
according to the landlord.
The assailant was described as
a colored man between 20 and 80
years old. 5 feet. 10 inches tall.
weighing 180 pounds and wearing
a dark gray sweater.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Legion Unit 10 Ask VA
To Train Psychiatrisis

The American LegIon's Medical
Advisory Committee will ask the
Veterans Administration to estab-
lish a concentrated training pro-
gram at st. Elizabeths Hospital to
help attract vitality needed psy-
chiatrists to the VA medical pro-
gram.
The group. composed of national
medical leaders. has delegated DR..
Winfred Overholser. st. Elizabeths
superintendent, and DR.. Hyman
Shapiro. chief Legion medical con-
sultant. to discuss the proposal
with VA officials.
DR.. Paul B. Magnuson. VA med
ical director. already had indi-
Gated interest In such a program,
the Legion said.
Under the plan selected doctors
who want to enter the field Of
psychiatry would undergo an in
tensive psychiatric "orientation"
program for several months at the
hospital, then enter VA mental
institutions for further training.
The committee said some type
Of arrangement "could be entered
into whereby the successful grad
yates would remain to serve for q
period Of at least three years with
VA" The present trend in many
cases. officials said. Is for doctors
to pull out In order to enter private
practice as soon as training is
completed. 4
/ The trainees would be paid SAL
aries during the period at st..
Elizabeths large enough to at-
tract them to the special course.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
&Mkx
ffKItR
MARKET uIy
-. 1t1 ~ aAsA'

IN THE GOOD OLD strM-
MEkyINE. what esaiA taste
better than itmeAAe o. vatss-
H>elsn. Fsenay al ltnea ara
cemang In te narkes, and the
supply 81 uaiermelena In In
ereasing daily.
These little yel1sw sSsakhes
that we're always ravtng aAeus.
eymhlingx. are ceming In In
larger sisex nsw. III yesyw
never tried tAem frt~a. may we
xuggest them ter geed eAting: !:
Slice them thin and dlp In sce
water. Then dip In eeaien egg.
SILT and pepper. and geed eie
water-gro0nd coFn meal lyea
can nnd u In tAe Markstl. and
fry until gsaden hrewn,
n yoa dent tike boiled skra.
and many there are who dun1
yen might try ID frsed. In the
same manner ~ the cymelinss.
These wenderfal little Italian
red enionx are available ~
several stands In the Market
nov. They're real treats II
you've never tried them. They
actually have q sweet taste.
They have layers Or reddish
lavendar skin MIXED In with
the white. 10 yes can imagine
how they dfexs Up . summer
salad. They're imperted frem
Italy, and any Italian win tell
Yen hew geod they are. They're
wonderful In potato salad.
eaten alone with rye bread and
butter. or In any kind Of salad
for that matter. They also
make pretty garnishex. and II
you IKE 70 serve separate little
dishes Of vegetables, do slice
them thin. place In ice water.
then serve with vinegar and
elive oil. Or N We said. they're
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Dr.. MilIikin 10 Direct
Guided Missiles Research

| DR.. Clark B. Millikin today was
named chairman Of the Research
and Development Boards commit
tee on guided missiles by DR.. Karl
T. Compton, board chairman.
4 DR.. Millikin, who Is acting d.
rector of the Guggenheim Aero
nautical Laboratory in the Cali
fornia Institute Of Technology. has
been q member Of the board since
Evening star., 1949-06-16
Civic Group PIons Picnic

The Erie Heights Civic Associa-
ton win hold q picnic In Rock
Greek Park July 4. the group an
nounced today. Bus Transports
tion win be provided from Our
Lady of Perpetual Health Church
1900 Morris road Sc, leaving at 9
Evening star., 1949-06-16

g~~a wAsm ssssa as~es q y~s
itks s@sens tAas wwal
" SrUrFKn ~ FsAnA
Carw~ss ssAsa yessesAay. ssama
ite-isa. 30 ses wAss ne s~aAa
as1 Ter yea sa The wAy af RsuA
ssmmseT vegetables. We fmxnA
the~e snaena: xmewAsnA tAs
fazse1 lsallAn ssaasA. and fsva
heaas. atAiaaa tisma AeMnx
CArwses saaaA aAss haa s~sss
ssastafsl re'A pamsms fs~sm CAal~
sewnaa. and thai heAwsmay
tr~rscai frufs. the MsafA a
yesvs heem % tAs trepsrA yes
knew What o amhsas mas~F tAAm
fruit haa Of e~arss. me Q
taste Ter C@ea C@aa. ay&wAAes@
and Q nmmA~r ef ethew tAanxs
we ecsia nseatsen. taste ser
nsaaE~es may have 90 be
Acsalrwa.
MAY WE tsn ye9 agAlm aA@ss
The MAny fasxlgn asaseAeses tm
the Market. We nsvws tire es
ssexxang shTu the asxles anA
discovering little itsnas thai yea
cnnt nnd tn ether m8FkesA.
Strange cheese frem alness
every eeantry Of Enrwre ,
wenaerfai vegetables, ssxaage
60 N. bet 30 aelaghtfai whsa
discovered strange sasx ms
meats. and msesheks ef psepas-
Ing them aeliwaeas. aelees.
able spices and hexhs IN
asaAi Items fr~m the seA =
these are sut q fsw ef the issnns
awaiting discovery ai Cenaef
MAfkea City.
DON'T M q conservative
when 10 eosnes 10 Eeea fess.
Trne. the American way ef pre-
pairing feed eAna be Aeat, eat
there are 20 many aelightful
discoveries 90 be made In the
way ether countries ps~pare
feeda. Centes Marhet naervh-
ants are happy % give yea
ceeking direcslens en- any ef
their preduetx. since summer
meals can be 90 peesAie. Why
deat yea discover sasme ef the
weadefnl new prsAaets that
can BE- feanA Al
cfkrsa AsAakGy CIR
sfA end q NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

u1iisee. He succeeds Kari p. Kea-
aerman. who viii become wAxnarx-
ton representative u tne Brush
Development Co. Cleveland. ohsc
Evening star., 1949-06-16

Dr.. Compton also announced
the appointment Of Fred A. Da.-
wtn. New York electrnnics expert.
as executive director os the com
Evening star., 1949-06-16

E~sA wA<m sAssm aAmms a y~z
ltAs easMms tAas weal.