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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-10-28
Events In Brief....

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Word has been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getty h a t
t h ey arrived safely in Phoenix
and are established there for the
winter.
Bird cage and stand for sale.
Inquire at the Economy Shop.
Chauncey Hoffman purchased
a h Ell I'd of Angus cattle at the
Great Falls Livestock Commiss-
ion Co. sale early this week, and
had most of them shipped by rail
to Browning later.
Ralph A. Parker, representing
Brighton Quality Custom Tailors,
will be at the Yegen Hotel next
Monday and Tuesday with a line
of 400 all-wool fabric samples of
mems and women's suits from
which to choose.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Shurr. Jr. at tn e Deconess
Hospital in Great Falls yesterday
morning. Mrs. Shurr is the for
mer Miss Helen Watson.
Dupler's fur a s will be ON
display November 2 and 3 at the
Economy Shop.
Mrs. Jack Hughes underwent
a serious major operation at the
Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls
early this week. Late word is
that she is making favorable re-
covery.
We have the complete Fire
stone line of toys this year. SHELLS
Grocery and Gift Shop.
All shoes we have repaired that
are uncalled for after November
l will be offered for sale. Puts
Shoe Shop. 34-4tp.
Mrs. Bob Starr and Mrs. w. A.
Gilchrist attended the P. E. o.
banquet at Cut Bank Wednesday
evening.
Snow pants in sizes 3 to ID at
the Economy Shop.
Mrs. Lizzie Sinnott is at t he
Blackfeet Hospital. her condition
being reported as fair.
Mrs. Margaret w alter and
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Schubert,
visited relatives in Calgary last
Friday and Saturday.
Bob Schubert had been spending
the last few days with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuett,
at Wibaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey and
infant son, Mark Charles, visited
from Sunday until Tuesday with
her mother, Mrs. Louise Davis.
Alterations. mending and sew
ing in general. Lucille Armstrong
at Margaret Cleaners. 34-tf.
See Mrs. L. w. Smell for re-
newal of membership in the Com
munity Concert. Sale begins Octo-
Der 30, continuing until Novem-
Der S. Great Falls concerts are|
available at Cut Bank and Shelby.
A small deposit will hold any
toy or gift at SHELLS Grocery and
Gift Shop.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Reported
trrom the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics,

CFrom the D. C. Bureau Of vital Statistics
Chaester and Vivian Adele. boy.
George and Thelma Andre, girl.
Luvern and Marian Bauhs. boy.
Walter and Thclma Bauserman, boy.
Robert and Bobbie Bell, boy.
Ily and Barbara Bratina. boy.
Charles and Agnes Colgan, boy.
william and Norma Compton, eirl.
Melvin and Jean DauRherty. boy.
John and Irma Dolen, boy.
Richard and Barbara Dnvall. boy,
Herman and Margaret Evans. girl
Rufus and velma Fowler girl
Alvey and Katherine Green, boy.
Jesse and Dorothy Jenkins, boy.
Jack and Mildred Katz, girl.
Julian and Clara Kidwell, boy.
James and Gloria Matthews. boy.
Everett and Theresa McPherson. girl.
Hollace and Ruth Mcpherson, boy
Woodrow and vada Millard, boy.
Robert and Mary Nicholson, boy.
John and Constance Otto, girl.
James and Loretta Calvin. sirl.
Jose and Marian Ramirez. girl
James and Nevamy Sanders. boy.
James and Ida Scott. boy.
Edmund and Florence Seyfried, boy.
Kenneth and Helen Sullivan, girl
Harry and Mary Trainor, boy.
Marshall and Eloise Utterback, boy.
George and Reasmia vlahos, girl.
Raymond and Frances WildinG, boy.
Thomas and Joan Bush, boy.
Stephen and Margaret Chan. .girl.
Elmer and Hazel Ferguson, girl.
Chan and Betty Hin, boy.
James and Wyetha Samuels, boy.
Linwood and Marion Waddy, girl.
Evening star., 1949-04-26


apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDait three fuH days and
recefpe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Marie Mcisbe. -, Aiexandris, Va.
Leg harrington p. AFinsiSn ssts sa1r, va Fl ,na
Lillian pessanes; 30; 1892 Eadl Il; ne,
Sc. and Marie Toiiey. Fl. s1s Lons-
ws,sss1 st sn!.h; = Z, .sa cays.ine d Iisn'. Is
Genera. Jsefssn 8, lGts si y and
"sH .na wssas nSss.s k...r 5 piaT l4ss Haes asns
Robert oven. 20. Buffalo. n Y, and
Carmen Huntsman, %, 1874 worshins-
AHlsn ssanis sad Msr' oil. e. os .sis shG aornsr M
Lee Aoliis q, 1919 i L.ms6s ss6s ,, ,a ~. and
EwsIi Payne & "a Of M ns Rs,pies Ban ne' and
Ma1seo..ss Ms,s ss'fsa Photi 81. I sis H io.h 4 .~
and chariotts Kapoutsos. SO. SIC
James Harris. %. 1919 South Capitol st.
Thomas Smith. Is. 1s45 Irving 81. NV,
and Joan Hopkins. Is. 1873 Meridian pl
Arthur Peter. 80. 2oss HiIlysr pl. nv.
and Mary Lawler, 25. 1919 37th st. nv.
Hasy ans Ess ass'fa Robasou 81 iaS asoi aSh r Snn,
Carl Tfnis Jordan ave- 81 +. and Moui. Jourd.n, SO,
o.ss1 ssth slus. st -? s T. ssS i4,n st. n.. and
Jazz sroSn' q, AsnS.rssaS;. ~. y; e: ana
s2. both Of 41os Garrison 81. NV
Au ana Es shoR En- Of Fs al
Alexandra stoisnoyiei q: . 1sl5 Forest
c.2 # Pq5sslyll's Pa1s. y 4ssa ys Livingston 3D. .
and Ann Wright, 16, J69 chesabeake
suR shss Ds.a 3d. 81 d 255 b5shsr St nv and
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ne. and IVis Hawkins 70, 1909 Meade
.ss 5spfa: a.4s is.!i e. sis g. s' 1919 .:,:
Edo. sS.. Andsr:es: 1ss; ss 81. l5s, st. nv. and
Samuel Cobb. 81; and Enasbsth o'syllivan,
.Gls 81 sssSb ssd es.Tsts r.'hs
Attic csrani, s ss' 1s47 Mintvood pl. NV.
and Dorothy Meyers, %. l44l sprins
Robert st. John. 90, 337 Mclean ave
s.w., and Mary Forrest, "a. 816 22nd st.
Emil M.rs ssfss1 ss9 n. r. s.42s na9s y, " NV and
Lillian Walsh, A. and Louise Korn, "a,
beth of the Ambassador Hotel.
Lane johnson, 81. Arlington, Va, and
Frances Christensen. 81, 55l4 Wisconsin
Hollis Sweat. 81. Camp Kilmer, N. j.. and
Frances Rhine, 49, 11aa New Jersey
Haywood Parker. jr., q. 1899 18th st,;
NV, and Alice johnson, ~. 1914
Thomas Henesy. 81. 471o Quebec st. NV.
and Betty Leaptrot, II. 1885 Hemlock
John Graves. 25. 1924 Trinidad ave. ne,
and Lillian Paxton. %. 1919 ard st.
LeRey Mathews, go; 7ao 9Th st; nv. and
Paul Tsyss i4Io Newton 9n s1,5 8 ne {, and
Donald Clark 22. OF Fort Belyoir: Va, and
Eula Mccoy. 22, Midway Hall.
Vance singletary, 80. 36 p st. NV, and
Annie Berry, 10, 66 Eye st: NV,
James claggett. 81, 1925 18th st, NV,
and Norma Brown. Is, I216 r st. NV:
David Cintron, 40. New York City, snd
Gloy Otwell, A. 5913 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. inD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDait three tuu days and
recefpe the license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
PeorI Hunt FruitIess

Pearl hunters went to work
when a wall in Brightlingsea,
England, which had unopened
oysters built into it was pulled
down-but their search was vain.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Produce Markets

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ks;.bd,ps ES m0stiy 0ssS ,.rk slEe PsnnsylFsnis
New--Market barely steady Florida So.
pound 6urlap sacks sehaEaos U S No. l..
size s, a. washed: 225-a5, some 80
poidsns. 3 5o-4 Is, some me So MaTylsT6 Pgsrto
Ssmk SSsslsnS: 80 Nancy Halls, as: White
na1y1sns Aspspasus oc.r, MaTket slightly weaker,
Florida. 6ssheI hsmpers fair' as 70 ssnsrsily asff
Z s55oo-3oo; som chest, $50: some low as
Lima beans-Market barely steady;
s75; fair quality, aoo-a 500: poorer low low
seetsmsquth Carolina. vir. bound
Cabbage Market barely steady: bush.,
baskets @ nn packed locally. round, Floridsy.
csrotns csren sGHth 9BiI &c Carolina ao-loo North
-. Carrot Market
.onnsI GarIrots.Penns @ bushsl baskets
Green eorn-Market SLOW weaker,
dozen. soo-4 90; poorer' Fs sesSW' s6 sscEs e
3 n Dozen ordinary to fair quality, 90
a cueumbers-,Market SLOW, weaker. Flor
IA sao. 2ushel sai baskets some waxed, 90
sooSo 'e~ eoore4 nsh sf sda e99 o fair Quality $50
O., Eggplants-Market barely steady: Of
.EeTinss EetH ros,1s rather liah. Florida sqshel bas
low S as mSsfS 9 oS medium 2e6-@6o. some
!. G5reens-Bpshel baskets, nearby COL
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sPSsaa Ssssets s; fnns'isssnss Pfnts ss.ss
pound onds'shaTafs sscEs yeiovs barely sisssdg So
soorsr eaan se so.i lfFss RS New York. l.a5-1 20;
poultry--wesker. Receipts liberal .on.
sssss' srd g. fh y;,y I;ss'i hlsi.r s.
horns,; too few sales to quote prices Pui-
let's Va pounds and up, few 43-44
Grain Market.
Wheat-Receipts, 40, 500 bushels: ship.
mments' ne none stocks. b ;o63. 574 bushels;
go as RED Nv winter egariisky, spot, domestic,
corneReeeipts, o 3o4 sp s7s bushels; snS, ship-
msnts;i 5nlhs;. 10000 bushels, stocks, ls1i $40
1ss bushels; stocks, 1914 bushels
bafley - receipts, none. shipments
none stocks, 100000 bushels
Rye-Receipts, 27,a54 bushels; ship
ments; ntne; stocks. 334 .3g7 bushels
Soybeans = Receipts, 5s.66f bushels
shipments M $4,000 bushels; stocks. I,lsO,-
Milifeed-Reeeipts, ese tons.
Butter and EgEs
EgsS-Market about steady: receipts
moderate; demand moderate. wholesale
se!iing prices, large. 1885; medium
1880. large, 46-4a. current receipts
ungraded. 43-45
Receipts-EeRs, qsTi eases: butter
145.963 pounds
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Stock Prices Mixed
In Fractional Range
AS Trading Is Slow
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NEW YORK. April 2o.-The
stock market today remained In =
fractional price range.
A fair amount OF business was
done although the ticker tape
frequently came 10 a stop. Several
big blocks Of stock helped swell
the total. including one involving
5000 shares Of Commonwealth
d. Southern a. the UNCHANGED price
of 334.
A few stocks responded 70 news
directly affecting them Hudson
Motors, for instance. rose = 10
l2'4 following news the company S
directors had increased the quar-
terly dividend and also voted an
extra disbursement.
General Electric. In a second
day response TO yesterdays fay-
oraole first quarter earnings
report, moved up around 2 point.
Yesterday the stock lost n or
the day.
Lgget d Myers. advanced
around :. point to about rs.
Others higher included United
States Steel. Bethlehem Steel
Packard. Consolidated Natural
Gas, Electric Power G Light
Phelps Dodge, Johns -Manville, J
c. Penney. Philip Morris. United
States Gypsum, New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad. Southern
Railway. Nickel Plate. Richfeld
OIL. and Loew's the las; at the
years top price.
On the losing side were Re-
public Steel. Chrysler, Firestone
Montgomery Ward. Sears Roe
buck, Glenn Martin, Western
Union, Anaconda Copper. Air Re-
duction. Dow Chemical, Allied
Chemical. Radio Corp. Baltimore
& Ohio. Mission Corp, Sinclair
Oil. and Texas Co.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly. United States Govern
ments held steady In over thee
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
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Evening star., 1949-04-20
Business Briefs

wholesale Food Index, DaSed on
total cost of a pound each Of 81
foods in general use, declined this
week to $3.50 from $5.71 week
ago. This is 17.1% below the
$685. Of a year ago.
Media Records reported March
newspaper advertising lineage
totaled 202, 2,070,185 lines. UP 6.6%
from 1s9,555.442 of a year ago.
The 1949 quarter total was 529,-
426,437. up 3.2go from 512,s2S,478
last year.
Edison Electric Institute re-
ported power production for week
ended April Is declined to 5,342.-
$4,000 kilowatt hours from
5,359, ,961 900 the previous week,
but was SO above the like week
Q year ago.
Botany Mills reported first
quarter sales of $10,983.679 VS..
$12,588,68 in 1948.
Commonwealth and Southern
for year ended March 81 earned
$2s, s,225, $50 VS.. $29, 1868 ,04S the year
before.
American Stores Co. reported
March sales of $32,070,535, up
3.8% from $50, ,S92. .229 of last year.
First quarter total was s103,812,-
472. up 7.7% from 500, 03,77S from
ls4s.
National Tea Co. in March quar-
ter earned s1,061.739 or s1.73 a
share VS.. $935,477 or s1.40 in 194S.
Hudson Motor Car Co. announced
q regular quarterly dividend OF Is
cents and an extra of Is cents,
payable June l.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. in
first quarter earned s2.476.620 or
$1.O6 a share VS.. $3,663,716 or
$1.65 In 1948.
National Malleable G. Steel
Castings Co. for quarter ended
April 2 earned $1,000, ,235 or $2.17
a share VS.. $702,029 or $l.48 in
ls4S.
Johns Manville Corp. in first
quarter earned $2,833,431 or 81
cents a share VS.. $2,307 ,o52 or n
cents in 194S.
Continental Corp. reported
March 81 assets of $64.5l0.957 or
sll.21 a share VS.. $63,557,710 or
$l0.S8 in 194S.
Union Carbide g. Carbon for
March quarter earned s24,529. .4ls
or IS cents q share VS.. So, ,019,722
or so cents in 1948. 49,
Mercantile Stores Co. Inc. for
year ended January 81 earned
S5,126,725 or $344 share VS..
$5,158,538 or $347 in 1948.
Houston Lighting g. Power Co.
for year ended March 81 earned
$4,820,02e or 1851 a share VS..
$4.560,7ls or $3.50 in 1948.
O'Okeip Copper Co. for 9 months
ended March, 81 earned $2,188. .568
or $2.14 VS.. $2,377,864 or $2.33. in
ls4s.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. In
March quarter earned $3,795. .627
or si.20 VS.. $3.804, ,4o5 or $120 in
194S.
Dominion Steel q Coal Corp.
Ltd. for year ended December 81
earned $4.66o.741 or $4.49 a share
vs. $2,23S. .o62 or $2.15 in 1s47.
Line Material Co. for year ended
December 81 earned $3,511 .204 or
$6.64 VS.. $2.876.073 or $5.78 in 1947.
MacAndrews g. Forbes for year
ended December 81 earned 81 .237,-
609 or $3.68 a share VS.. 81, ,237 ,975
or $3.68 In 1947.
Acme Steel Co. In March quar-
Ter earned $l,286.848 or $1.30 a
share w. $l.964. .46S or $l.98 In
1e4S.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
New York Produce

NEW YORK. hpTil 20 GF.-Butter
81 ~. firm. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons Creamery, higher than a2 score
fAA1 Eh; snh; sa aa score "a. 90; 90 score
47o. .4s9 steady. prices UNCHANGED.
Egg prices we're higher today In the
SSneless1; Ss1 ya,k market, nGs Esss i.ss3I Arm
westsrn-Mixed oolors, heavy heavy
weishts, 50-5i; extra large, 4ats;
extra . large, 4slx-4g; extra i medium.
$50; current receipts, 44-4s; dirties ASH;
exits / large. 5sts; extra j Medium. si
.Browns-Faney hesvywsigfts. 5ifs-
52L2 extra l large, 50h-5l; extra i
medium, so.
Nearby, .{Top quotations on nearby
white and browns eggs represent highest
wholesale selling prices for the finest
marks available, and not paying prices
TO producers or shtppers.)
White-Extra fancy heavyweightS. SIS.
SO: fancy heavyweights- S3-54 mediums,
81 -52 Browns-Extra fancy heavy
weiEhts. 1884; fancy heavywetghts
51-52. mediums, 1880.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Chicuoo Livestock

Chicago, April 20 Dp tUSDA, Sal
able hogs. 1890; fairly active; uneven
generally steady all weishts butchers anf
sows; top. 1878 for one load choice 2I5 s.
pound weights: most good and ehoies
1so-a7o pounds. 1900 1850: ESQ 33G
pounds. II .oO-17.75i several loads $50.
400 pounds butchers, lS25-l675; few
i6o.-lso pounds. I7.5o-1s. 90; GOOD snd
CHOICE sows under 400 pounds, 1879
heavier weights IS low as 1880: good
clearance
salable eattie-s.so0; saiahie calves
600; slaashter classes siow, steady 70 26
lower: ton, 2s.25 for load hirh-ehotce
1.3oo-pound steers higt-choics ls5oo-
pound steers s6.50 bulk good and choice
steers and yeariings, % 375-26.2s medium
grades - -5o-2ab 30; sood to ov-chofet
fed heifers. e3.f5-25.75 common and
medium beef cows. iT.0o-1a.25; e&nners
and. cutters. 1880 1875; medium and
good sausage bulls. 20 50-22-7S; yeaieYs
fully I 90 lower at 81 90 down.
sslabie shesp-soo: sissshtsr lambs
choice No. and 9 Colorado Clippers
topped al $50; odd head Snrtnr lambs.
rs 90; ewes and bucks weak 70 so lower;
ewes, so down.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Loan League Reports
Savings at New High
In First I Months
By Edword G. Stone

The United States Savings and
Loan League announced today
that savings placed in building
and loan associations In January
and February totaled 1888 900 900,
= new high and 18 per cent over
the previous top. The figures show
that the average American family
Is saving money at a much faster
rate than year ago, officials said.
The Home Loan Bank System
reported today that building asso-
cations increased their combined
assets about IL per cent In 1948 to
a total Of $13,100 ,000, 900. The
gain was topped only In 1947.
Association 20 Years Old.
The Prudential Building Asso-
citation is noting its goth ami
versary today in it's new head
quarters at 1888 G street NV.
The institution is headed by
Luther c. Steward as president
and Elmer j. Carlson, secretary.
both being among the associa-
tion's organizers in 1929. Current
resources of $7,500,000 are at an
all-time peak.
Sales of new automobiles in the
District in the first quarter totaled
6,594 cars, against 7,489 a year
ago, q decrease of 895 cars and
trucks, the Washington Automo-
tive Trade Association reports. In
March, sales totaled 2.497 cars,
compared with 5000 a year ago.
A joint meeting of the Middle
Atlantic and New England divi-
sions Of the Association of Bank
Women takes place in Philadel-
phia on Friday and Saturday. Miss
Mary L. Chadwick. assistant trust
officer of the Washington Loan &
Trust Co., will speak on Trust
Work" The Saturday night din
ner speaker will be DR.. Robert l..
johnson. president of Temple
University.
Attending from here will be Miss
Eleanor L. Dankmeyer, chairman
of the Capital group; Miss S.
Winifred Burwell, Miss Florence T.
Kelly, Miss Alice H. Whitton and
Miss Chadwick.
Boyer on Aviation Board.
William r. Boger, investment
broker with Auchincloss, Parker 81
Redpath, has been elected a direc-
tor OF the Coastal Aviation Corp,
Alexandria. Francis w. Cough
Ian, Of Washington and Montreal,
was made a director and appoint
ed second vice president, President
Steuart A. Reiss announced.
Riggs National Bank has just
put out new house organ. Editors
are Norman D. Morgan, Louis E.
Purnell, r. Elwood Davis and Will
liam Bryaly. with sketches by
Nancy Monaghan. Including the
branches, there are 18 reporters.
The banks news is fully covered.
Robert v. Fleming, president of
Riggs, is attending the spring
meeting of the executive council
Of the ABA at French Lick. Ind.
Henry II. Heimann, manager,
National Association of Credit
Men, urges members to support
the Hoover Commission report as
the best way to cut Federal costs
and taxes.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
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FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK, Aprn 20 6P.-Porsign
Exchange rates follow tGreat Britain tn
dollars. cthers In eents,; Canadian dollar
in New York cpen market ell per cent
discount or s3.43& United States cents.
UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain (poandl 4a3l..
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futures 4.ois. M :. of cent; Grssi
Great Britain e0-dsy futures 3 sSiS up
9. Of = eent France tfrhnel .3ii. ef .
cent. OF yoats; ITALY niraL April fixed
tkronal, % IS. unchanged. Switzerland
tfrane, tfreet. IS 20. of Iei OF cent:
Latin America: Argtntins Greel 20 a3.
changed: Msxteo I4-3s. unchanged.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
Charter District No .
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK
Charter No. 1872

District Columbia close
ie4s Published call made By Comptroller
the Currency under Section SAIL Revised Statutes
Evening star., 1949-04-20

HouFiy Baies On the kxehah6s 1t1ay:
IL 90 q m 200 600 1900 nocn 3eo ooo
LOO An $40 600 200 m. coo oeo
-uptcy or recetxexship. or being reorgantge1
under .hs Bankruptcy Act or securissea
assumed ns such companies Rates of div.
disburseDentS based On the last quarterly
"r semi-srnuaI declaration. unless other
wise noted spectal or extra dividends ara
VI tx riEhta. Also sxfra or sxtraa Plul
stock dfvi6and dCash or stock . Paid
lsst gear. fPaysnie .n ssock. estimated
elsreA o. ..aid 90 far shis ysar. b Declared
|m paid after seeck dividend or splis-up.
s.rs .th y pseia Z ssnf n .sIs.r IA
shfs ysar. ifvitend omitted. deferred or 90
action taken ut last dividend meeting
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