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Evening star., 1949-04-24

Women's Community Club q Hyatsv1ns-
sSaaSers TSmSere" 4so7 daii.tin n Street @ Hystss
vile. Tuesday. Mrs, KS Toll House,
anniversary luncheon
Carlyle woman's Club Of AlexandriA-To-
morrow, sis pm, Cancer information
Center, 5l2 King street, Alexandra.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase--Tomor-
row; 10 an e1satiVe % saTden dah section
SPEAKERS. % Mr. and Mrs J. Donald
Sutherland, Tuesday. 2spm interna-
stsntine % Brown, Sorr stake in the Far
section section. thursday, $50 pm, drama
section program.
Alexandria weman's Club - Tuesday
dS .nnpsl p'm nncheon hmanIsi and senepaI meetins
PIN. with Miss Ildria Bridges, 1905
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Heinge.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club--Tuesday.
p.m.t with Mrs. Harry l.. Stroo,
1928. wisconsin avenue NV.
,as: %:a.sssy sh' Club # fas,y ssn:
.felSdaie street Jksnsinrton THURSDAY.
ssSsas @ sai5snsaaa$$ pansop aa$5 sfs srSStv.s s road
chsn,b.ss. Mrs. v. c. Ricksrf and Mrs
Vi.
silver sprins Weman's Ciub-Tuesdsy. 70
Mrs. W. Wehring. s405- Cedar street.
Wednssdsy 20 an; M Marylard n, rya ha,,sss an
Kenilwsrth Ladies, Guild - wednssday
and Mrs. Harvey Lynn 1908 Kenilworth
avenue NE.
Takema Park Yomen's Ciub-Thursday,
lac p s,ons mnss s Woodsa. rsn
mens mens'afyi Friday w L. 81 81, PM hem.@.Eers
ss as S.nae " se'
nell B. Youns. s1ss Hampden lane.
Sororities
Beta Chi--Today and tomorrow, biennial
meeting Of washington and Philadelphia
chapters.
Phi Delta Gamma, Alpha Chapter---Today,
i5 pm ,stan Esn Meet MTs Rsssr1 election
Of officers.
ri Beta Phi Alumnae Club Of Ariinstsn-
Alexandria-Tuesday. Pm; with ,snss Mrs;
street north, Ariinston.
Alpha Delta fimTussday; g.. Pm Pm csss cSl,
GAS Ms:9S pm. oeorge Washinston uni-
ysssllis Hs1ois n1'hsGs H Merrill ila0 issasl I
Maryland University Mothers Club bene-
fit bridge party at ecllese chapter
house.
Zeta Tan Alpha Aiumnae-Tuesday eve
ming. annual bazaar with Miss Dorothy
Catling. aS05 Northampton street Wv
Theta sisms Phi. National Cspitsl Alum
willard Hotel luncheon.
Ds. sism, ao,s snd .es
ins.
Alumnoe Clubs
Greeusbore College Aiumnae -- Today.
With Mrs asr..t ana North Renss Hrnston
Miscellaneous Clubs
Washinstsn YwCA - Tomorrow. 1890
pm, Mayfiower Hotel. annual lancneon
Ss. sg
Miss Mable studebaker, president OF
Catholic Daughters of Ameriea--Today. 9
% q pm, . Scott circle NV. tea dance.
m. w, 1890 pm, luncheon; eduea-
tion >.ogram.
District eaEue Of American Pen Women
Tod = to 6 pm. the studio. an
nual e Tomorrow, Pm, Pm. the s.ssro s.sG,o'
combine ssins beard pm and ,ss studio BOOK
party ir ionor OF Helen Acker.
PEO sistes sAeed--Tuesday. 1890 pm.
Chapter luncheon meeting with Mrs.
J. o. ware and Mrs. Grace A. French
3S2e Fessenden street NV. Tuesday.
pm, Chapter W. at 800 Bunker
Hill road. Mount Rainier.
wemen's board Of the National Hence
pathie HeSpitaf--TueSday. IL am, with
Mrs J. O.. Whiting. 5000 Nebraska ave-
NV: speaker. DR.. Donald W. Mitchell
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Kearns to Speak

Representative Kearns. Repub-
licar. OF Pennsylvania. viii speak
on Federal Aid to Education" ut
the Washington Club at. II am.
Tuesday. Mr.. Kearns was for
merly an educator.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

NJ u luuCuCOu
Wednesday at
the willard
II o t Ell, Capt.
Mil iken re-
piled:
you know
occasionally In
this town we
decorate each
other. Organi--
cations deco
rate us and we
decorate them. "
The Soropti-
miStS give a
different an
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Dance Saturday

The Junior Division OF ths Ma
tional Council Of Jewish women
win sponsor q dance on Saturday
from 10 pm. until ! an, at the
woodmont Country Club.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Soroptinists to Honor
Capt.. Rhodo MiIIiken
Head of Police Women's Bureau
Has Come Up Through the Ranks
By Jeanne Roaers

Sometime during the 1920 police sergeant had mighty
red face first assignment In Washington involving bafed
Greek and q missing child.
Rhoda Mken director Of the Womens Bureau Of the
Metropolitan tells that herself
missing child has become perennial and the embarrassed
blush has disappeared
ever-oblgng captain, bearded
frankly
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Civic and Study Clubs


row, $50 pm, Bradbury Heishts ns
plGee0 pm.. league once. United Nations drive
inston Town Hail. 1877 K street NV
borhood group. at 1928 Twenty-ninth
street Sc: speaker, Mrs. Howard HYDE.
Atlantic Pact"
Association Of University Women.
club tea; Speaker, Dr. Eliane Hoebeke,
AAUW fellow from Belgium. Tomorrow,
pm. international relations dinner
T.ss. Dd HTs rroup Ta.sdss ss sso
pm. Social Studies Committee dinner:
speaker. Mrs Mary Breckinridge. Thurs
day. II am, morning book review; review
day, $50 pm annual poetry contest
urday. 10 am, benefit card party.
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
Tomorrow, 2 PM. Purple Iris Inn. an
Intos nns1 ssaasss os IL sDfshsa sdaeaton Helen NC
AAuw, Coles. p.sk Branch Tomorrox.
group, with Mrs., Roy Prewitt, a703
Upshur street, Mount Rainier; speaker.
Miss Irma Bradford. :
AAUW. Alexandria Branch-Tuesday. 8
pm, International relations group, with
Miss Ruth Carson D-2I ADrAnam l1ln-
coin, Presidential Gardens Wednesday,
& pm. writer's group and literary
group. with Mrs Allan d. Bartlett, 1907
Carolina place.
AAUW. virEinia Observation-Disclosures 9 p m j.
George Mason Hotel, Alexandria: State
board meeting. Friday. II am, Georse
Mason Hotel. onenins of State conven- :
ton: I pm. luncheon; 2:30 pm. busi-
ness session: 4:15 pm, tea at Cheouire
House; 1.30 PM, dinner. Saturday.
10 an, convention session at national
headquarters In WASHINGTON: pm.
luncheon at National Airport: speaker.
DR. katherine McHale. general director.
AAUW.
Washington Club Tomorrow, IL am,
book chat, Women Never Go Broke. .
to be reviewed by Mrs. James Gordon
Cumming. Tuesday, IL am; speaker,
Representative Kearns. Republican, OF
Pennsylvania, Federal Aid to Educa-
ton" Wednesday. / pm, luncheon.
Twentieth Century Club = "wednesday.
10 am, nature section trip to Sher-
wood Gardens, Baltimore. Thursday.
n am, YWCA, Executive Board meet
ing.
Capitol Hill History Ciub-wednssday,
1890 pm. luncheon with Mrs. Homer
N Link, Tilden Gardens
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Stock Market Holds
To Narrow Groove
In Quiet DEALINGS
D. ire Asse<ss.ss pssss

NEW YORK. April i&-Prices
barely stirred in q pTehollday
stock market today.
A feg shares swung as much
as point from the previous close
but changes for the most part
were in minor fractions. Gains
and losses were fairy well divided
Only a moderate amount OF
business was done as traders lin
tied their activities in advance OF
the Good Friday recess tomorrow
The exchange will be open for
business as usual on Saturday.
Liggett & Myers, a fast-step-
ping issue in the past two ses-
sions. improved for a while. but
later yeered TO the minus side.
The stock dropped sharply Tues
day. following word the company
planned 10 offer additional shares
to stockholders but more than
halyed its loss on Wednesday.
Similarly. Montgomery Ward
tended upward for a short time
but later moved into minus terri
tory. The stock has been under
pressure lately as the last Of the
company'S vice presidents handed
in his resignation.
A couple Of gold stocks-Dome
and Homestake-came in for buy
ing attention. Homestake added
a full point and Dome a small
fraction. possibly as a result OF
demand for gold issues on the
London Stock Exchange.
Also up were Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler. Columbia Gas. Consoli-
dated Natural Gas. American Can,
Du Pont. Allied Chemical. ]. c.
Penney. Philip Morris. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. Union Pacific and
Gulf Oil.
Losers included Bethlehem Steel.
Republic Steel, Sears Roebuck,
Oliver Corp. American Telephone,
Phelps Dodge. Dow Chemical,
American Woolen, American To-
bacco. N. Y. Central Northern Pa
cific. Standard Oil of New Jersey
and United Air Lines.
Railway obligations moved mar
rowly in the bond market. United
States Governments held steady
in over-the-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished BY the
United states Department OF Agriculture.
sh aSp,t stesay OIpss .S.
baskets 2 s, No. |, Romes 2a.insh up
$50: c1a- inch up. 4;2h.
ssfa; J. Z AZ "Gss a.ts 'as .sei fs3H sS
:. Sweet potstoes---Market dulli baskets
q; s. No od. l. MARYLAND s:,. ocldens so"-so; 90
eo es poorer sas 1eisa Nancy eis Hsii., M few $50
White Yams, 3 90 so: poorer a2B
Asparagus = Market sbout steady!
ss u5i 65S fancy tsGsss' ssgsa Sess' eSois.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry,rMarket dun; trading slow
receipts liberal: soms carried: ear, tryssrs
lew as SO; fowl. eolored, Il AS, few best
A: mostly 42-43: light weight ueghorns
1924; some low as 81; pullets. ~
pounds and uG; :,.in tss M.rt.t tsIes.
Wheat-Receipts, es,650 bushels; ship.
ments. 1000 bushels: stocks, .2.772.0st
bushels: No. 2 red winter sariieky spo
domestic. 2;4a4; April; 24eh: No. . rec
corn-Recefpts, a3.s68 bushels; ship
ments, 375,770 bushels: stocks. l,asl's1
oats-Receip.s. 4.1a4 bushels ship.
ments none stocks, 1878 bushels M
Barley - Receipts, none; shipments
none; stocks, Isl ,as2 bushels
Rye Receipts. 44.84s bushels ship.
ments. 10000 bushels; stocks. 2.s.6si
bushels
Soybcs sns--Receipts, 44,64s bushels
shipments, none; stocks, I31 .62S bushels
Millfeeo-Receipts, S5s tons.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. April IA ~ tusDA,. --sala.
Bile hogs 5000; fairly active; steady tG
IS higher both butchers and so.s; ssg .ss
1a.75 bulk good and choice ldO-.3t
pounds. I9.25-1s,75; 24a-a70 pounds
s.50-le.a5; 2s0-3l0 pounds u. 10
1850, few 320-3s5 pounds. II a0-l ,7B
few sows under 400 pounds mostly 10 %
1850; 425-5o6 pounds. lf.15-15.I5;
heavier weishts rs low n 1875; sooo
clearance
Salable cattle, 600; salable calves
400; steers, ] $50 pounds down and al
heifers fairly active, steady; steers over
1850 pounds slow; weak to 80 lower;
cows opened steady; later trade weak 70
fully 25 lower. bulls steady; veaiers, .0o
lower; medium to low-ehoiee steers, Loo
pounds down. 81 .0n-26.o0: actual TOP
20 90 for three loads l D5o-1 i 90 pound
yearlings: few low-medium steers, 80 3D.
% .T5; part-load choice 9sa-Dound heifers.
"a 90; most good heiteTs - o.. %
common and medium beef cows. ] 90
1925: Gamers and cutters. ID So 10 b;
sausage bulls, a3.25 down; food anc
choice veslers, 27.oo-30.0o: practical top
80. 90.
saiabie sheep-5o0; al classes about
steady with Wednesdays decline; ewes
very scarce and lamb supiy confined 60
load good to iow-choiee fed wooled Cole-
RADIOS at 2a25. the top: deck medium 70
good fali-shorn lambs e1.oo; wooled
ewes 1880 down with shorn offerings
mostly 1850 and below.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
total 81 .022. 130.76l .03 81 .0l9,16'
League Governors Meet.

Total Sl.022 130.76l 03 81 1,0l9,1 100. .S84
League Governors Meet.
Governors of the National Saw
ings and Loan League are holding
an all-day meeting at the Statler
National Savings 81 Trust voted
the usual 50 quarterly dividend
and an extra of 81. Washington
Loan g. Trust declared the reg
ular per cent quarterly payment
Riggs National has added E.
Taylor Chewing, jr.. and Donald
E. DeVeau to the Advisory Board
of Branches.
Lincoln Service Corp. earned
$3.72 per common share in the
first quarter VS.. $3.35 a year ago.
City Bank Names Officers.
All officers and directors of the
City Bank were reelected at the
annual meeting.
Edmund L. Jones, attorney, and
James E. Collifiower are now Ca
pital Transit directors, succeed
ing F. w. Doolittle and William
Mcclellan.
Maple T. Harl, chairman of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp,
has been made a director of the
Glenn L. Martin Co.
The annual meeting of the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. will take
place tomorrow forenoon.
In the first sale of the year on
the Washington Stock Exchange,
Washington Loan & Trust Co.
stock moved at 1897 a share.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April - tp.-Cotton fu-
lures improved slightly In forenoon trad
ina today on covering and new buying
of Trade viii purchase SOME l6s,ooa bales
OF United States cotton during the neri
several months with prices on the tnittAi
futures.
There was some further evenirs-up. In
Washingtor adsires said that EcA has
increased the second quarter cotton aH-
thorixations to Italy by $5.7e6.o0 cover
ing an estimated 20.0ue bales.
Noon prices we're Is cents bale htghsf
TO Is cents lower than tho pysvtOas esose.
May, - ~. July. 81 as; October. EST.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Capital Bank Deposits
Boosted S2,369,S77
In First Quarter
BY Edword 6. Stone

Total deposits in the Capitals
10 banks and trust companies
scored a small gain of s2,369,877
in the first quarter of 1949. the
Controller of the Currency condi-
tion call dated April IL, revealed.
Deposits on April II totaled
$1.022. 2.130,761 against $1,019. .760.-
SS4 on December 81. The National
Bank of Washington, Hamilton
and Liberty Banks had the largest
increases. each around 81 900 900.
Fifteen banks had increases in the
three months and four recorded
decreases. Deposits were about
$4,000 ahead of the April call
a year ago.
Deposits on April IL, 1949.
Total deposits in individual
banks on April II compare as
follows with the figures on De-
cember 81, 1948:
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Outlay Of S155,0O0,
Planned by Humble Oil
By the Assoeiotsd Press

HOUSTON. Tex. April IA
President Hines H. Baker of Hum
BILE Oil & Refining Co. today said
the company will spend Sl55 ,000.-
600 on capital investments this
year.
Mr.. Baker said the figure is ap-
proXimately is per cent larger
than last year.
This years plans include expen-
diture of $4,000, 900 on explora-
ton and drilling. improvement of
general production facilities and
construction of new gas conser-
vation plants.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Foreign Exchonee

NEW YORK. April Il R.-rorsiss
exchange rates fellow tGreat Britain h
cellars, others Id eentss.
Canadian dollar In New Yesk epef
market. Ga per cent discount or e3-Ss 4
o. a. crnts. nnchAnGed.
Earope-Great Britain tp0un6t. o.
I'D % Of o cent Great Britain. 30-ds,
futures. s.00s.- % y Of q cent. 0rea'
. cent; Great Britain. eo-day futures
D SO, Cd u af o cents France tfrAnTt I
.5is Of . ceEt. up go isah slsal
Sweden tkronAD, 90 S.. unckanGe6. Swift
n<Fiand tfrsnei tfreeD. ss-@5. unchaaxs1
Latin Notwithstanding sfYeel. 20 .na
ehanged: Mexico. l4.36, unehansed.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
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Evening star., 1949-04-14
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO April IL R.-May vhesi
iumped nearly 5 cents in active deaiinx,
on the Board OF Trade reaching It's besi
price since last January. The rest o.
getting excited over the syrstions on tht
may wheat contract,
The BUYING in May wheat came msinl,
from previous short sellers. They wsrs
concerned OYER the prospect that nol
much free wheat Will BE- available around
OF cash wheat on the MAY month.
wheat At noon was SEA. hisher: May
MAY J.ss, oats were !. hisher: May
8aTa. and .soybeans we're / 10 IL. hisher
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Bonk CIeor,nes Down
Sharply During Week
o, s.. A.,a....s.n s..ra.

Skw YORK, AssA a Bank
eleArlnes In - aeAatna e3i&es sr3l
10 sliS1s ass eco In The we~s
ended yesterday Q peg cent ar
der stss So sag 600 tcsAa O.
t2se previous w~ck Dun A. RgAE =
street. reported teS1Ay
The arrkx tsaEssAt liens AaSc
acre 5 pe. cent n~lcN Tire sla
sS2 $50 eco reported taT ias like
week last YEA
Richmond. Ma A.gosec tfls eAg
gest decline under last srAr IN
cleaElngS, iy& Pct cent
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Business Briefs


banks in leading cities declined to
$l4.627, 900, 900 on April 6. a drop
of $277 ,000, 900 from a week earlier.
but remained s197 600. 900 above a
year earlier Federal Reserve
Board. The weeks drop was the
largest for any week on record.
Business Failures in the week
ended April 7 rose to 236 VS.. ZIG
in the previous week and 79 in the
like 1948 week-Dun & BradStreet.
The latest total was the highest
since April, 1912.
Electric Power Consumption in
the week ended April 9 declined to
5,359,961, 900 kilowatt hours VS..
5,377 ,662 900 in the previous week,
but remained $50 above $685.
$4,000 in the : like 1948 week
Edison Electric Institute.
RayOn Shipments in the first
quarter totaled 230. .600, 900 pounds,
a drop of 1870 from the same 1948
period and 1870 below the final
1948 quarter-Rayon Organon.
Retail Grocery Sales in Febru-
ary approximated 81, ,884 900 900, a
drop of 10 from the previous
month. but 10 above the same
1948 month-Commerce Depart
ment.
Pittsburgh Steel Co. stockhold-
ers were told by President Carter
that profits in the first quarter
set a record for the period. but
warned that evidence is piling up
that steel supplies are rapidly
catching up with demand.
National Biscuit Co. earned
$5,299,533 or II cents share in
three months ended March 81 VS..
$4,751, ,494 or 50 cents year
earlier.
Libby Owens Ford Glass Co.
net income for three months
ended March 81 was $3.895, ,761 or
$1.52 VS.. $3,156,532 or $l.24 In the
same 1948 period.
Mathieson Chemical Corp.
earned $l,291,552 or $1.42 in
three months ended March 81 VS.
$805,974 or 90 cents a year earlier.
Admiral Corp. net for three
months ended March 81 was
$1,536,217 or $1.54 VS.. $530,410 or
SO cents in the same 1948 period.
Bendix Home Appliances earned
$68.710 or 6 cents in three months
ended March 81 VS.. $1.658,752 or
$1.57 a year earlier.
Consolidated Grocers Corp.
profit for So weeks ended March
S was $2,037,718 or $2.23 VS.. ST.
9l9,545 or $207 in the like period
last year.
Mullins Mfg. Corp. earned
$748.051 or 81 cents in three
months ended March 81 VS.. ST.
531, ,683 or $1.24 a year earlier.
Consolidated Mining & Smelt-
ing Co. net income for 1948 was
$54,713,094 or $16.70 VS.. $37,278,-
341 or $11.38 in 1947.
Imperial Oil, Ltd, earned $22,-
832,070 or "a cents in 1948 VS..
$40, ,464, 1871 or rs cents in the pre-
vious year.
Ward Baking Co. profit for Is
weeks ended March 26 was $685.
272 or 80 cents VS.. $685. ,845 or rs
cents in the like 1948 period.
Alpha Portland Cement Co,
earned $2,970.852 or $5.04 in IL
months ended March 81 VS.. ST.
876.66s or $3.18 in the previous
year.
Famous Players Canadian Corp.
net for the year ended January
was $3,286, ,264 or $1.89 VS.. So
lS6,446 or $l.sl In the preceding
hscA period.
Evening star., 1949-04-14

Ii 90 a m l6o oos 1900 noon ooo $50
1 90 a.m. $50 ooo zoo m. 600 ooe
sLnts cf trad1ng 10 shareA I'm oanE-
vupscy or recetvership. or being recrsAnixc1
assumed b. such companies. Rates Of div
siends in the fcregcang table Gre annual
disbursements based on this last quarterly
utse noted special or extra dividends are
oct included cid Called 4 81 dividend
q n riEfts ase extra On extras B Pins
gtoeE divideno. Nj Caxh or stock . Paid
last rear PAYABLE IN stock. estamssed
cash valrs On ex-diyidend date, 8 De-
elarea Or .said 30 far this rear b Declared
& Declared or said shiS year, an aecRmEfa-
Tive issue with dividends IN arrears4 o Paid
shie year. tivtden1 emitted deferred or no
0estoA takea 81 last dividend meeting.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Market AVERAGES

General Bronze Co. earned S7s.-
6S6 or IS cents In three months
ended March 81 VS.. S74.3li or 80
cents a year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Washington Exchange

American Telephone q TeIesrsph--Is a
1857
washington Gas common--4d al -
virginia Electric Il Power common--oo o.
l67..
woodward q Lothrop common 81 Al
0srfnekel eommon--2S at l4ts, SO q
Lanston Monotype-50 at 2Is.
Washington Gas 54. so pf--i5 At ln4
WASHINGTON Loan q Trust co--S a. hi
woodward d Lothrop eommon--J5 al II
Rigss National Bank eommon--l a. $40,
Washinston Gas common--3o o. s3as
NOTICE-This exchange will be closed TO-
Evening star., 1949-04-14
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