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Evening star., 1949-06-24
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished. By the
United States pepartmsnt OF Agriculture:
pare psrsnss' ano o 3 "a s.ines 11 70. 30; ~
nsa a. ug S 100 ,,.s.l gsnslas'insd' s-,nea up
-'IS4S: potstoes1Marfes IN 1 slightly weaker: 100.
pound SACK: o. 4; .i.s ,.pis:s etn en-,
virginia western shore. 2.So: peiwsre.
sweet Po,stoes-Market dull; few sales;
New Jersey. Sushei hampers. D. o, is.
JERSEYS. mostly $50, fex hishsr; ons-hsii
Pouitry-Market weak on fowl about
fowl carried: tradins light Wholesale
isn. rys4. eIsss pounds soass as mssts r.
ieoloredi. so-ss; cleanup mostis 20: some
small e6-27i lishswsishis heshorns,.
Grain Market
Flour-Reeeipts, none.
ments, none; stocks. i,s5s .o4s bushels. No
cornMRee.ipts 11a.ess bushels; ship.
ments; 100000 bushels; stocks, 2rs'3,Sa3
osts--Reesipts, $500 bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks. 1.ebs,iss bushels. No
Bariey-Receipts, ss.l4s bushels: ship
Rye-Receipts. $3.50 bushels; ship
ments; none; stocks. sss. .i:a bushels,
.hiSments sSness' nons' se .soet.. ass4o4 susa.l.
Millfced-Receipts. none.
Hight: demand SLOW. Wholesale selling
prices: 4 large. 1850: A mediums. so 50
? large Si-55. current receipts unsraded'
Reesip,s-Buttsr, $500 pounds; ssss,
COS cases.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Stock Market Edges
fraetionalIy Higher
In Quiet DEALINGS
D. ssss Asas<ssss sssaa

NEW YORK. June "A labor
Ioas advance today carried the
stock market q little further along
a recovery route that started some
ten days aso.
Gains we're fractional for the
most. q few reaching to a point or
more. A considerable number Of
key stocks. a. the same time.
backed down q bit or we're not
traded at all.
A mere suspicion OF demand vas
about all that most stocks needed
70 get ahead. Selling pressure
was almost non-exiStent.
Turnover was small even for a
week which has been distinguished
for sparse trading.
The market now has retracec
roughly one third OF the distance
lost in q decline which started IN
|mid-May and was elimaxed June
Is with q nosedive 70 q 4i2-year
low. The recovery since then has
been notable for the limited vol
ume Of business on which 1t was
negotiated.
Magnavox Corp. makers OF ra-
dio and television sets. took off on
its own course with q plunge Of
more than ? points to 5. low for
the year.
Cudahy Packing was also a soft
spot following news Of q dividend
omission.
Higher prices were paid for
Bethlehem Steel. United States
Steel. General Motors. chrysler
REQ Motors. United States Rubber
Sears Roebuck. Deere. National
Distillers. North American Co. Air
Reduction, Union Carbide, Johns
Manville. Southern Railway. New
York Central. Chesapeake e. Ohio,
Nickel Plate. Transcontinentai &
Western Air and Texas Co.
Backing down were Packard
Kennecott Copper. Dow Chemical,
Eastman Kodak. international
Paper and Standard OH OF New
Jersey.
Railway bonds tended upward
United States Government issues
held steady In over-the counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Action on Butterworth
Nomination Held Up
by fAs Assss saseS frsss

The nomination OF w Walton
Butterworth as an Assistant Sec
retary OF State hung Are today
although the Senate approved fouf
other assistant secretaries,
Senator Taft. Republican. OF
Ohio yesterday asked delay OF,
approval OF Mr.. Butterworth. q
Louisianan. saying he acted at the
request OF Senator wherry. Re-
publican. OF Nebraska. who is out
Of town.
Senator Taft didn't explain the
delay. but Senator Bridges. Repub-
iican, Of New Hampshire earlieI
had criticized the appointment
not for personal reasons. but OF
grounds that administration pol
.tuf IN China hiss faiied and But.
IteRMukth In the 4smbol OF that
failure. Mr.. Buttervorth ha,
served In China for the STATE
Department.
tn Senate confirmed the idN,
ASSISTANT secretaries, as EtN u.
some other appointees. NithoaI
objection.
The four are John II Dickersou
and George c. McGhee OF Texas
and Edward O. Miller and George
w. Perkins OF New York. The
others:
George r. Kennan Of Wisconsin
as counselor OF the State Depart
ment. Adrian 8. Fisher OF Ten
nessee as State Department legal
adviser. Christian NJ. Rayndai Of
Iowa as Ambassador 10 Uruguay
Joseph Flack Of Pennsylvania as
Ambassador to Costa Rica and
George p. Shaw OF Maine as Am
bassador to FL Salvador.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Majority Of Senators
Favor Mandatory Cut
OF Billions in Budget
D. ss's AA@sa 4xe~s s@sa

Senators e4afs.7s zsax !<s re<ass~
any claimed To-Day tt.s' sxSi Ssx;
hAi slse senate Haeszshsfs ssgs sass
1gn~a up ta fave: 81 a.fes tssaf
President Truman 10 rIs aagsaaz4s
q. dollars 90 n~tt yea syScssa-
yng
FIFTY six os ttsr ss rse2aesess :!
Democrats an9 Is Republicans
have signed q r~isstos. s~fsst tcs1
Mcclellan. Demcxgat et A. katAsas
sad yesterday
! expect TO hRve nj AeAs; 81
names when II Il presented to i1e
leader ship the Senate TOLD =
repc-sF- i hope the AcAkssg n -
Sill De responsive 10 tns . s'tl ..
the gFeat majority ard ir11sned..
ately bring II eat and reach q
final vote
Senate Majority Leader Lucas
has expressed strong eppoS3tsen ID
any system whieh would slaosc Ire
task o! pruning arrfops sataaas cn
20 the President rather Than Cen
greSs Only three DAYS &go tes
said ne has no plans foz consld
Grafton ot THE bipartisan rcsolu
ton emsody!ng this pan. al
though II has eeen approved by
the Senate Expenditures Cetnrni' %
tee.
Senator Mcclellan. chairman oI
that committee. and Senator
Reed. Republican. Of Kansas, an
other economy advocate, began
circulating the petition Ia prove
the backing behind their plAfT
Senator Mcclellan conceded the
petition couldn't force . vote but
he said 1t certainly vii SHOW
what Senators favor the pian.
II calls for the President to
make Gus OF not less than ) o'
more than 10 per cent In all ap-
propriations for the new tascal
year which starts July ! With q
budget in the neighborhood ol
sac. 900 900 900 this would mean
% reduction OF $4,000 900 900 to
81. 900. 900 900.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June "a A.-saiable hogs,
$500; fairly active. senefaily steady: sozne
openins sales butchers. under s4o pounds.
strong 20 70 cents hisher, top e 90; bglk
sI.S5; a5o.2so pounds. .o.s5-2I 90; :eo-
$50 pounds. 1e.00-2Q.oo: around $50
pound averases. is.ss-ls SO: sood ane
10 90; 375-4e0 pounds. I6.50:l7So: AS
475 pounds. Is ia. 90; few heavier
pound average: early clearance,
zoo; steers, 1850 pounds down, and
heifers moderately active and setady ex-
cept common and medium grassers duh:
steers ever 1.iso pounds; sis.. xsax:
cows and bu'ls. steady a. 2b cents lover
yealers STEADY; sood 2 low,snoaes POO
81 so. top e1.50; load medium 1.ia5-
pound Erass steers. s4.25; common hsht
grass steers eligible down 20 1900; me-
dunn and good heifers and MIXED year.
lings, "a o0-ao.5o; odd good beef eows.
20 O0-el so: common and medium soss.
l6 5n-la so; Gamers and eutters- II. o.
hulis, 1a .5o-ai 90: vealefs, 955e down.
Salabse xheep. zoo: al classes steady:
bun sood Snd choice native sprius lam6s-
20 s0-ss 90. TOP ss.o0: slaughter ewes.
Il tlD-a 90
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Store Sales Remain
al High Level, but
Trail Behind 194S
IsT ENCtIpEe IN aGlKStNp 40
ey the Assosiossd fress

NEW YORK. June 24.-The Ma.
tons retail dollar volume contin.
ued at q high level during the pas,
week. but remained ! to 5 per cent
below q year ago. Dun & Brad
street reported today.
BY regions. the changes in retail
trade compared with the CORE.
spending week OF last year were
estimated as: New England. I'm.
changed to down I per cent; East
down 2 to up 2; South. down I tc
8: Midwest and Southwest. dowr
3 to 7: Northwest. down 4 to 7
and Pacific Coast. down 2 to 8.
Retail consumer demand con.
tinued to center on moderately
priced items OF good quality
Fathers Day purchases helped
keep retail apparel volume nea,
the previous weeks level
Food purchases dropped slightly
and the volume Of fresh fruits anc
|Yegetneles slackened. Furniture
and housewares kept at about tn.
level Of the previous week.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Chicoeo Groin

CHICAGO. june "a R.-wheat ad-
vaneed around Q cent after 9 slcw start
on the Board Of TRACE to-day Other
eonnodities ana net iollsw vhsss HIGHER.
sesttsred showers fell d parts Of Tssss.
Oklahoma and Kansas overnixht. Nhts
they wers neither widespread nor heaFy.
they raised further fears Of damage 70
'Sis wheat near TIE end ss ID. .ar.s hssr
soTs 3 ;, va. gneA.as.a @ . ,.s ,s.sssr :, Ja,. 4.
s'sess: sess: Ssas.s XIX se sa,y ossan' 'sfs ' 70
Some traders expersed q SHARP pickup
IN wheat receipts At terminal markets
NEXT week. while the Kansas ans OLA
hona erops win not come ue ts sxpss-
...,, Ing YER, yer, ,s,sIs Pc srse and the sssfasEa
toned considerable insect danass 70 sprtnG
wheat. There siso are some esy assAs
In fhtA belt One hauss said We are
Inclined % iock fer sseubas to eessaop sn
':rs ne Hoase svsrnish, spsrev.e .a ca
and etls Imports for ancthef year. which
Department. This hFonghf sone early
buyinr inta scybeans and iaFe- aEhookh
the latter eommodtty met resistance 90
In sddftsoa to the ousleek. for a hssgsr
pressure ss 8 resali of wsshInston dts
catches tndiestinr mary iesis!Htoss sp.
psyensay we're wsllsng 70 permit ulal
rpn 10 hcxs under the nrsnnas kasn
II vcatd kt srioes 90 eevn 80 mHes
as they wanted.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
.Ex-Employe Accused
Oh Deiraudine Sears
On Bogus Refunds

4 fg&rset rEsTasyw ef SAL
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ask * sssggss - vt~Aa ~ "A Azs4szs~s
as sz@xxrsx sasssA srysss ss.sSsssrW<ss 50
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- stsss sgAifa
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tetxtAy Nv t'a4grzs ssstrs Cexzss:zaas-
sssgsvs S>yrsl 8 lAasvaee wAs
sysgz- q Atc<>rAs - et RA1'l
nsasx agss ssszas ssleassrza heAs sH .
SxaFs ssagw - Cat ksss<sE ". VA
SeaxAf tSs sla M@atAa
ss,tEts tew ~ naanss4s Aes'TaS
- ST .aed "Wednesday lsa ttss sNssss
pstsSs W4xS=aA4Es Afvsassr stesse
herr ~ Sgetw I<tr< 1--we John ".
asalasss1r Asaa cAAs4aeI -s4araF aessas,
Ac<Nras Z, accused ef ssalss1sgt isss
bSsSus frsassa saIpa fcs kseseca$sw
Gf2r rfv a&ascsSe ne rad tseRwE tsAat'~
rhAhsa lie had asra itss ssKsrtn
swacw IN the WISCONSIN, ASvsayss
slc3e AZ Sell as III aIssF tsgssss In"
stances IN seass sgesra n ttss ftss-
tgsst ARA according Is NJ Ilai-
lasis4e ftse masazS Involved nv
use company In tlas~ kgAFsAAca 3gsrss
amounted 10 AeeGt tseo. lhs <se-
trc,INe said
Mct>'Ay had lsfl . tfAl ot ~.
funding esss Ag4Isg4s In SeAIA stoves
IA Richmond, HAHasneFr. fstsIs-
earga. Philadelphia and saws here
Siilor ne obtained a tsaok es s~-
fund tsekrta IN gfrnioss. N J last
DeeeHst,es Mr. o!llasg,as AID
Ssissa Leaving s.sEt,
The former egaislayr, familiar
with company methods. il accused
oi having transacted legitimate
refunds 10 obtain nsTcial sigma =
iuTvs and initials and then rr-
pcaisnx the performance si,n
bogus alps heaylng tossrd Aa-
thorisAtioas, The detective sH-
planned
lie VAS arrested "wednesday a.
ne Was leaving the stove Win
sits ss obtained for defective
dryer With q &!ip bearias . fr,i~
tieus name and address. according
10 The store detective
Evening star., 1949-06-24
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. June "a gP.--Fofstsn ex-
change rates follow Great Britain q
in Neg York open market ~ Per cent
discount or 9S.slts o. o. eents- Rn-
Eurcpe-Greas Britain pound. 4 .nsss
unchangsd: Great Britain 3o-6Ay Futures.
3 aass. unbalanced: Great Britain 61-c.y
sr,iain pa-dsy futures. 4 asss, up q cf
. cent: rranee frsncl, sos Of cent
unehsnssd; Italy .lifal. Jne nxsd dats'
kTkA unchensed; Switzerland Eranep
ffresl, s6.0S. On .ee Of o cenk
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Pepeo Earnings Top
Levels Of Year Ago
For Fifth Month
By Edword G. Stone

For the nth consecutive montn
of the year. Potomac Electric
Powers net income showed gain
over the like month year ago. a
total Of $318,028 being up 80 per
cent. today's report to the Public
Utilities Commission revealed.
In the first five months of this
year net income reached $2.029, ,086
sor an increase of % per cent over
last year. The 1949 figures in
clude an $8s. 200 refund of Federal
taxes applicable to prior years.
Z Operating revenues were $14.-
667,459, an increase of slightly
over Is per cent. Total operating
costs were S11 ,S99 ,645. an increase
of 11.7 per cent. Kilowatt sales in
May were 3 per cent ahead of
May, 1948.
Under the modified sliding scale
plan of rate regulation. income
for the first five months Of 1948
was increased $465, 700, with
no similar income item being re-
corded this year, with the result
that total utility operating in
come Of $2,767.814 for the first
five months of 1949 is about 13.4%
above last year.
Mattingly Named Cashier.
L. H. Mattingly, who was with
the National Metropolitan Bank
for several years, has been elected
cashier Of the First National Bank
of Southern Maryland. at Upper
Marlboro. He graduated from Ma
tional University in 1882 and was
admitted to the bar the same year.
He also is a graduate Of the Amer
ican Institute Of Banking. ii
At the same meeting, the Marl-
boro directors declared regular
semi-annual 4 per cent dividend
and an extra of 4 per cent, 2 per
cent more than last year.
Directors of the Terminal Re-
frigerating & Warehousing Corp.
today declared the 147th consecu-
tive dividend. 81 so per share. pay
able June 80 to stockholders of
fecord June "a.
ID. C.. Bank Failures Listed.
"Bank Failures in the District
n the Twentieth Century" by
Sister Mary Alexine Beatty, Of St.
Regis College. Weston, Mass. pub
llshed by Catholic University Press,
covers a neglected period in Wash
ihgton finance. From 1853 to 1900,
only three national banks failed
and three non-national banks.
Since 1900, the author lists %
other banks that got into trouble.
Arthur j. Linn, former controller
Of the Hamilton National, is col
laborator.
, Lanston Officers Elected.
David s. Hendrick, senior part
ner in the brokerage firm Of W.
B. Hibbs 81 Co., was reelected
chairman Of the board of the
Lanston Monotype Co. late yes
terday, Joseph F. Costello remain
ing as president. Mr.. Hendrick re-
ported a satisfactory three months
ending May 81, with shipments
exceeding $1,000, 900. Expenses cut
earnings slightly.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June - ASs-Trads and
gains in cotton futures in early deaiins n
today, Nearby July vas steady on abort
covering. following issuance OF only Ave
July transferable notices on first notice
day fer that delivery.
The latest CcC figures showed loan re-
possessions for the week ended june 10
we're 4l.i30 bales. asainst 6seb5 In the
preceding week
Dealers said that the decline reflected
completion OF export commitments BY ship.
pers for the second quarter Exporters
weIe said 10 be awaiting cheaper neg crop
cotton for third-ouartsr shipm%nis Ne,
Government loan stocks on June Is wsrs
3.a3$.S0s bales.
Noon prices we're Is 10 Is o bale higher
than the previous close July 10 0s, Oeta-
her 20 81 and December 2ss7.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Business Briefs
M6aex In Circulation declir

M6nky In Circulation declined
TO s27,34b 0eo. 900 onJune %, a
drop Of M, ,0O0. 900 ff0m aaweek
earlier and SAT-. 100000 below a
year earlier - Federal Reserve
Gss Steel ss+ap Price. al pstssursh
we're cut smother 50 to $2t astens
Small tonnages moved at the $21
price. down $22 a ton since early
January. -..-.. ,...-. ..
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp.
closed a blast furnace at its Ed
gar Thomson Works in Braddock,
Pa. because of a lack Of demand
for iron.
Bethlehem Steel Co. at Buffalo
Withdrew another open hearth
furnace from operation. reducing
the Buffalo area steel production
rate to $50 Of capacity from
87.7%o.
Timken Roller Bearing Co. will
shut down its steel furnaces Sum-
day until after inventory and mass
vacations which Timken workers
will take from July 3 to II.
Aberdeen Plywood Corp. at Alb
erdeen. Wash, closed for at least
three weeks because Of unsettled"
market conditions.
Cudahy Packing Co. directors
failed to declare a quarterly divi-
dend of Is cents usually declared
at this time. Earnings so far this
Year have not been satisfactory,
aid Chairman E. A. Cudahy.
New England Gas g. Electric
Association declared a quarterly
dividend of 221a cents common
share, payable July Is. The COM
pany previously paid 20 cents
qharterly.
Chrysler Corp. declared a divi-
dSnd of $1.25 a common share,
pkyable September IA. The COM
pAny paid the same amount June
II and March IA. when the rate
Was raised from 81.
Union Pacific Railroad System
elrned $780, .o95 or $l.60 a share
id five months ended May 81 VS..
sis,1l1,540 or 1892 a year earlier.
Hiram Walker Gooderham &
Worts, Ltd, net income for three
months ended May 81 was $5,984,-
OBJ or $2.07 VS.. $4.370,213 or Sl.51
Id the same 1948 period.
Eastern Gas g. Fuel Associates
esrned $10,396,449 in IL months
ended May 81 VS.. $7,s83.563 in the
previous year.
Havoc Mfg. Co. profit for six
Months ended May 81 was 81
5S6.s $40 or 35 cents VS.. $3,l4l. .607
IL 43 cents in the same 1948 Pc
rtpd.
sChicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad earned $4,762,l4l or
sk.34 in five months ended May 81
VI. $3.sss73o or $3.50 a year
ekrlier.
Erie Railroad net for five
Months ended May 81 was $2.-
oe9,7 or 81 cents VS.. $4,354. .223
d $1.43 in the same 1s48 period,
Seeger Refrigerator Co. earned
$R,742,841 or $2.49 in nine months
ehded May 81 VS.. $4,000. 6.306 or
80 year earlier.
St. Louis San Francisco Rail-
Nay net for five months ended
Nay 81 was 81 .084 1859 VS.. $1,517.-
Sk3 In the same 1948 period.
Hunted States Industrial Chem
iSals, Inc, reported a loss of
&,391 ,093 in II months ended
March 81. after giving effect to
81 900 900 of extraordinary inven-
t6ry write-downs and $l.750. .00o
tax credit. Profit for the preced-
ing year was $2.147.861 or $3.50
Transamerica Corp. electe d
James F. Cavagnaro board chair
man: Sam II. Husbands, presi-
dent; w. L. Andrews, q director
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Washington Exchange
SALES.
PUBLIC Utility H0Nng

Bid Asked
American Telephone q Telesraph-ia a,
1854.
Washington Gas eommon-is at 2a., 80
at 23m.
Potomac Electric Power common-Se si
l3k, 35 at l3A. 8 at 1914.
Caritai Transit Colo at 20, 10 at 90
washington Gas s4.26 preferred-20 O,
100tz.
Heeht eolnmon--s0 at 2e. 90 at -.
Capital Transit $50 600 at pa
Potomac Electric 3.60s preferred "a
10 at Al, SO st ~. "a At Al.
Potomac Electric Power $50 q sp"-
Evening star., 1949-06-24

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
Odd-lot Declines

The Securities ane Fxehangs CnHMts-
Sion repGrfeG to-day she&e tgaEsastsans ~
eussorsers VITA caa-srt eeaae-s or Mpe-
esalssts on ths Neg Ya<k Sack Exeh&nse
for June -: 1.Soz purchases tnsssFtnt
sharss fneiu6sns - shnrs sasss fnssavtns
Tb9 xh&fe&
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Wyandotte Chemi~ais Corp an.

Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. an
nounced that z. NJ. Ford will be-
come board chairman September
/ and Robert B. Semple viii sue
ceed him as president. Mr.. Semple
has been general development d.
rector Of Monsanto Chemical Co.
l.. A. Young Spring a Wire
Corp. elected Grant l. Cook chair
man and N. D. Ely president. both
TO succeed L. A. Young. who has
retired. Mrs. Young was elected
TO the board.
Evening star., 1949-06-24

ip.m 52o 600 2:Uu o N. 600 oeo
tUntt Of trading 10 shares. ain bank:
ruptcy or receivership or being reoEg anixed
assumed BY such companies. Rates OF dtvi.
oendS In the foregoinR table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
Eise noted. special or extra divtdends ars
not included. cid Called. Ex dividend
tr Ex rights Also extra or extras. Plul
stock dividend. Cash or stock. Paid
asst year. Payacle in stock. estimated
cash value on ex-dtvidend date De.
clared paid so far this year. Declared
K Declared or paid this year. an secumula.
tive issue With dividends In arrears. y Paid
this ear. dividend omitted. deferred or nc
action taken at last dividend meeting.
{ Declared le4S payable n. 1919. Liaui-
dating dividend 8Payable Ia stock. exAet
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1949-06-24
Metoi Quotations

NEW YORK. june - - Spot non
ferrous metals prices today Copper. ~
--l2 cents q pound Nss YoFk z4nr, d
cents q pound. Eaxt ST Lc1Is