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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-12-09

DUE TO CHRISTMAS FALL
ing on the fourth Sunday, the
regular meeting will be held
Sun, Dec. 18, 10 AM.
AT THE LAST MEETING A
motion was passed to authorize
your steward to take up a
weekly voluntary contribution
with which to fight the anti
Labor forces in Toledo.
DEC. 16 WILL BE THE
fourth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Bordner, Jr.
Congratulations to q swell cou-
pie and wishing them many
more.
STRANGE AS IT SEEMS WE
have foreman in Dept. A who
tells us ito forget about the fin
Iish of the work, what he wants
lis production" then taking &
deep breath, Zitzlerburger de-
fends himself by saying that's
ISlicker Sullivan wishes, not
mine. We wonder if SlickeI
would buy the crsppy stuff he:
forcing us to make.
THAT LITTLE ROMANCE
we mentioned couple of weeks
ago is progressing right along
huh Betty. =
HAPPY Birthday TO FRITZ
Wiser of Dept. 90 on Dec 18th
TO THE RESID ENT OF
Michigan with West Toledo
address that worked in assem-.
bly,. Congratulations, I see you
have passed your three days or
a J&L and will now stay ir
Dept. A.
UNCLE REMUS SAYS HE'S
in favor of the State of Ohio
sending Jack Benny in Holly.
wood, Calf, a box car load oi
Buckeyes so he can sell Buck
eyes instead of the usual ho'
dogs and balloons in the Rose
Bowl classic of 1850. That way
the people of California can re-
member the Buckeyes after
they beat them Bears. Old Jack.
son is the star salesman at the
game every year, this is his seth
year.
THIS NEW COFFEE DEAL
is in the same category as the
Maine Potato deal. Brazil wants
the Old Uncle to shove the
gravy bowl their way. There
is no shortage on the grocer'c
shelves at a new 20q5 increase
I guess we will have to settle
for Vodka.
A LITTLE LATE BUT HAP
py Anniversary to a fine cou-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wise. See
we can write something nice
about you Pal.
AT L "A S T! HENDERSON's
Folly (the so-called liner pol,
ishing machine) has been re.
moved from Dept. A. Enough
dough sunk in this blunder tt
pay everybody's pension.
DID YOU EVER STOP TC
figure this one out. Michigan
plus Ohio game had 97,238 paic
admissions at the game in Anr
Arbor Sat, Nov. 10. 92,23e
seats at $3.50 per copy equals
1892, ,056.80. 5000 seats at S4.8C
per copy equals $4,000. Total
cash S356,056.80. Now ia k G
Uncle Sans cut. 92,23S seats
each 60c equals S55,342.80
5000 seats each 80c equals S4,-
900. Total cash S59,342.80. Sc
that makes it come out their
way, Michigan plus Ohio takes
$296,714. Uncle Sam takes S59,-
342.80. Those are two mighty
large melons to witness a 7 TOT
deadlock. Who said, "there was
no Santa Claus?" Some calcula-
tions, eh.
NOTRE DAME HAD THEIR
four horsemen 25 years ago
Crowely, Miller, Layden and
Stuldreher. But Toledo cannot
be denied. They also have their
four horsemen of 1949. McIn-
tosh, Stranahan, Adams and
Flournoy. Are these names ia
miliar.
WE WONDER WHO THE
water boy is for the Holbrook
Academy of the N. S. Co. Could
it be Slicker Sullivan.
UNCLE REMUS SAYS, CAD
vice is like a dose of castor oil
It's easy to give but hard to
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-12-09
Champion Unit
Ralph III. Young, Sec'y
JIM vINsON, Dept. d, End Shift

Helen Welch, in the future will probably examine more
carefully packages she carries from home She and her
husband Don eagerly awaited the supper hour they
partake $50 they thought of fried chicken that Helen had
etculousy prepared Upon opening the package to their
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-12-09
CIO Economic Outlook Halls
Principles Of Brannan Plan AS
Aid To Farmers And Workers

The Economic Outlook monthly publication of the CIO
of Education and Research today hailed the
concepts of the Brannan Plan which aim toward placing
adequate the family table at low price posi-
BILE while allowing fair income to the farmer who pro-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-12-09

Notice: Unit Meeting
Dec. 13, 1949. Postponed to
Dec. 20, 1949, 4 PM.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished hy IN,
ons,sa an1,. sts,ss D.Darsment Of AsricgltuTe
baskets, U s. No. j. 81, inches ur' S{ M
jersey. Ptnnsylvanis' Romes' es3s
soi Potasoss1New, ntsns New market .hIm. Florida,
sppann No. p nfl. par,sD ss.b.e :eeks' ss6asps
s..S.s sseks. seeasos. U, s. No, l. sise A.
pnss:, ss:s' ;, ,notstoesmM.rk.. barely steady
quality, 90, Delaware, U s No I /.
P9srto nn1s, Rieans. 4.7o-6.oo: Nancy Halls,
Poultry Quotations.
,Poultry-Market barely steady: trading
Sounds ssss 0aefas fsS h.sv.r f5yeES 5.,ss 9S fcr
s3aned ss93lared' 40 4o.43: mostly 40-4e, few fancy
insqfncien. .n5 nn to quote puliets. -. pounds
Grain Market.
w. wE1Sur..Rsesipts. 202a 100 pound sacks.
ments, 1898 bushels: stocks s.a2S $40
domestic, s44h: April. s.4is; No. 8 Spsti red
esar cornReeeip.. s,sas ''si sies4i to bushels. ,nn
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks. I,ii5a3s
oats---Reeeipts. none: shipments. none;
STOCKS; 3'3ls bushels; no quotations.
ments, none: stocks, 2ai 4ss bushels ~
Rye - Receipts, 37:073 bushels; ship
ments. $4,000 bushels; stocks. 17s,I52
soybeans--R.eeipts, elss bushels; ship
ments, 427.6Oo bushels; stocks. 4l5'43e
Millieed-Reeeipts. SO tons.
Butter and EEss.
Esss-Msrket nrm; receipts light: de-
1852; , i.rse. 1880 esrren, eeis reeeipts,
unsradeH ofisrinss very lisht, 46.-4s.
Rseeipts-Butter, 2.523 pounds. eggs
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO. April 20 LR tusDA,.--sal-
able hogs, 5000; fairly active. generally
steady to 26 cents hiGhsr: closed mostly
good and choice l70-270 pounds. lT.75-
1898; 2s0-33o pounds, l6.75-17.5o;. few
35o-425 pounds. le.0o-165o: good TO
is 25-I6. 90; 425-5o0 pounds. II .bo-l5 25i
$4,000 pound sows. l3.5o-l4.25; early
clearance.
salable cattle. 5000; salahle calves, 500:
steers and heifers slow but steady TO so
cents hisher: other siausfter cattle steady;
top. 21.OO. for load choice I.a00-pound
Colorado-fed steers; euik sooc To- low
choice steers. e3.6o-25.0 90; load 1890
pound weishts, "a 90: few common steers.
90. 0O-2l so; load choice l.13o-pouno
heifers. 1927; bulk good heifers, 23 So
2475; sood beef cows. Ie,25-e0 90; emo
mon and medium cows, Is $4,000: can
ners and cutters, i3.O0-ls.50: medium
and good SAUSAGE bulls. ao.oo-2c.. veal
saisbis sheep. TOO: fully stead, on oil
classes; no high-choice lambs here: top
$3.50 on wooled lambs and around 7s 90
on 90 odto choice clippers. bulk coed "a
choice slaashter ewes. l2.oo-I3.6o.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
Stock Market Stays
In Narrow Groove
As Trading laes
sy ne AAsexaassa Press

NEW YORK. April 3s-Most
quotations varied only tractioaaiiy
On the stock market today and
many showed no change q. a..
from Mondays final levels, A
large number Of shares seesawed
between the plus and minus co.,
umns.
Business was IL the same slow
rate rs in yesterdays market. one
Of the ouietest In weeks.
Traders have reverted to the
mood Of watchful waiting which
preceded the break last Thursday
trying to reappraise the trend after
q decline which carried prices
close to q ls4s-s low. Corporate
news, much Of It favorable, vas
more or less ignored.
Chrysler stood out with q gain
OF a fun point At one time. Rich
field OIL. q favorite late last week
but which stumbled yesterday
again moved ahead.
Others UP included United
States Steel, Oliver Corp, Doug
las Aircraft. Distillers Corp. North
American Co, Consolidated Nat
ural Gas. Anaconda Copper
American Can. Johns Manville
J. c. Penny. Philip Morris. South
ern Railway, Illinois Central
Standard OH New Jersey. and
Warner Bros.
On the minus side we're United
Corp. preferred. Standard Gas 4:
Electric - preferred. Goodrich,
Woolworth. American Telephone
Consolidated Edison. Kennecott
Copper. Westinghouse Electric.
Santa Fe. Union Pacific and Cult
Oil.
Corporate bonds tended lower
United States Government issues
held flrm In over-the-counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
B. & 0. Net Above '48
In March Despite
Coal Stoppage
By Edword e. Stone

Net income Of the Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad In March amounts
to 31,o25,37 q gain Of $736, 300
over March q year ago. despite the
fact that operations were affected
by the coal miners work stoppage
which started on March IA. Dur
ing the month railway operating
expenses were cut $2.329.344.
Net income In the first quarter
reached $3.052,566. an increase Of
3l,427.33s over the first three
months of 194s. the report stated.
Operating revenues were not UP to
last year. but operating expenses
were reduced by $3,ss7 .643.
ABA Chief Optimistic.
Evans Woollen. jr., president OF
the American Bankers Association,
took a very optimistic view Of the
national business outlook at the
spring meeting of the ABA Ex-
ecutive Council In French Lick.
Ind. He reported a strong tone of
confidence among bankers. de-
clared that imitation is over. and
insisted that further credit con-
trolls are not needed.
Corcoran Thorn, jr.. vice presi-
dent Of the Riggs National Bank,
has returned from the annual
meeting of the Association Of Re-
serve City Bankers held at French
Lick. Ind. Just before the meeting
Of the ABA Council.
Raymond j. Wise. Of Chicago.
former president of Wise Brothers
Chevy Chase Dairy. has been
elected q vice president Of the
National Dairy Products Corp.
Kirkland Addresses Women.
James r. Kirkland, counsel for
the Senate District Committee,
addressed the Bank Women's Club
Of Washington. at the Burlington
Hotel, last evening, on washing
ton and the District Committee" :"
Miss Edna Oney. president Of the
club. presided.
8. N. Smart, of Baltimore. has
been named manager Of the WASH
ington branch Of the Westing-
house Electric Supply Co.
Philip l.. Gore. of the Security
Storage Co.. has been appointed to
the Public Relations Committee OF
the National Furniture Ware
housemen's Association.
Payments Total S1,610.2l6.
The New York Life Insurance
Co. paid $1,e10,216 to beneficiaries
and living policyholders in the
District in 1948. The investment
department placed $4.544,504 in
the District in loans and invest
ments, bringing the total to $685.
100000. On January the COM
pany had $70.065, 1886 in life in
surance in force here.
Robert M. Stuart, with the
McElfresh Agency Of the Connec-
ticut Mutual, Is observing his 35th
anniversary with the company to-
day, being one Of the Nations
leading producers
washington Chapter. National
Association OF Cost Accountants,
will discuss Virginia income taxes
over Station WEAM tomorrow at
SPIN.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April es P.-sut.er, l..
f6s.772: easy. Wholesale prices on 6uik
cartons: Creamery, higher than s2 score
"A. so: % score A, 5aiz; 30 score D.
$50. so: 50 score c, 5sh..
Cheese. 63e.l32: steady; prices un-
Egs prices were mixed today In the
wholesale market, Receipts to,aied 2a.soi
cases. Spot quotations follow;
Midwestern. mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights. 52-53la; extra large. SO i VI:
extra large, 50-5l; extra medium.
zais- so: current receipts. +e-4s; dirtiss.
whites. fancy hsavyweishts. ss-ss:
extra / large. B3h-54; extra medium.
Browns. fancy hesyyxeish.s. s4-ssis:
extra large. 53-53h; extra msdi-
NEARBY: TOP quotations On nearby
white and brown eggs represent highest
wholesale selling prices for the nnesi
marks available. and not paytnk prices
to producers or shippersl
whites extra fancy hesvyweiEhts. 81
Sc; fancy hesvyvsishts. as-so' nsdiuna'
Browns. extra fancy heavyvstshts; 81
S.; fancy heavyweights. 54-S6. mediums.
53-54.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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z. J. Brach & Sons profit for
ie4s was So .220,2lo or $i6.19 vs..
So. .607,77o or si8.i4 in ls4T.
Republic Aviation Corp. earned
$254.055 or IS cents In March
quarter VS.. si.282.55S or $3.50 .
year earlier when a tar credit OF
$397 900 was included
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad han
died g. .46o cars Of freight In the
week ended April 23 vs. s2.65s II,
the previous week and 81. .4oT In
the Like le4S week.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchonqe

NEW YORK. April 2s tF .--Foreign 81.
ehsnGs rates follow toreat britain In
Canadian dollar In Esv York open mar
ket, 6as per cent discount or % 90 y
o. g. cents. UNCHANGED
Europe Great Britain pound. 4 o3S.
unchanged: Great Britain, J0-day futures.
40I y. unchanged; Great Britain. so.day
po-csy futures. 3a7, unchanaed; France
ffranc). 3lhs OF cent. Of .0ois; Italy
tiira1. April nxed rate, oaiT3 March,
00l T3a; Sweden tkronal, eS-s3, un-
changed Switzerland tfranel tfresi,
o5 al up rs OF q cent.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Business BKIefS

b011nc18 AlurcS rose tO 10o LII
the week ended April 81 from l84
in the previous week xAnd COM
pared with 100 tn The like 1948
week-Dun & Bradstreet.
Cooper -Bessemer Corp. declared
q stock dividend Of 50% on COM
mon stock, payable June "a. Profit
for three months ended March 81
was $271 ,632 or 90 cents share
vs.. $65s.44l or $2.35 year earlier.
American Can Co. sales so far
In 1949 are running about even
with record volume of a year
earlier, officials said. Dudley w.
Figgis was elected board chair
man to succeed Maurice j. Sulli-
van, who will retire. Carl II.
Black was elected president and
William C. Stolk executive vice
president.
Continental Can Co. sales in the
first quarter were about 40 be-
hind the same 1948 period, Chair
man Conway told stockholders.
Jones g. Laughlin Steel Corp.
stockholders were asked by Presi-
dent and Board Chairman Ben
Moreell to authorize an increase in
indebtedness and common stock.
Texas Co. and subsidiaries had
net income of s2s.87o,111 or 5000
a share in the first 1949 quarter
vs.. $27,974,839 or $2.98 in the
same 1948 period.
Consolidated Edison Co. earned
s33 3.sos.74s or s2os in IL months
ended March 81 VS.. 036,169,737 or
$500 in the previous year.
C.I. T. Financial Corp. profit for
the March quarter was $500. .226
or STAT VS.. $3.0s3. $50 or So cents
in the same 1948 period.
Armco Steel Corp. net income
for March quarter this year was
$8,621,79 or sails VS.! $5,867. .347
or $l.45 in the same 1945 period.
Colgate Palmolive Peet Co.
earned $3,529.S88 or $1.7l in
March quarter VS.. $3,802,88 or
$l.85 a year earlier.
REYNOLDS Metals Co. profit for
March quarter was $3,320,579 or
$2.62 VS.. $1.457.531 or SLIP in the
same 1948 quarter.
Koppers Co. earned $1,813,131 or
Sl.09 in March quarter VS.. $l,577,-
165 or $1.27 a year earlier.
New England Telephone e. Tel
egraph Co. net income for March
quarter was s1,454,611 or "a cents
VS.. $3.50 (219 or $1.27 in the same
1948 period.
Barium Steel Corp. earned ST.
o31,388 or ~ cents in March quar-
ter VS.. $676.062 or "a cents a year
earlier.
Hollingsworth b whitney Co.
profit for three months ended
April 8, was $7s5.3s7 or sl.66 VS.,
$s10,234 or 1924 in the same ls4S
period.
Elliott Co. net for March quar-
ter was $762, 1857 or $1.s9'vs. $685.
862 or $1.73.
Boeing Airplane Co. earned
S577,017 or 53 cents in March
quarter VS.. a deficit Of s34,6l5.
Climax Molybdenum Co. net for
March quarter was $576.697 or %
centssvs. $577,891 or % cents.
General Time instruments Corp.
earned $573,027 or $1.45 in IL
weeks ended March 26 VS.. 1901 ,079
or $2.26 year earlier.
Allied Mills, Inc, net for year
ended March 81 was $2.385 ,254 or
$2.98 VS.. $2,959. 1872 or 1910 in the
preceding fiscal period.
Victor Chemical Works earned
4499,75l or SO cents in March
quarter VS.. 56,39l or So cents q
year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-04-26

Uoufly 0aIes 0a rs xkehhn8o 1o6ay.
IL 90 An $50 ooo I2 90 noon 800 COO
Inn, 40 ooo goo . n. 600 90
tunis q trsalng 10 aharsl sln eank.
under .he Bankruptcy Aet. or securities
assumed b. such compan;es, Rates Of div.
ldends In the foregotng table are annual
-r oemi-annual declaration. Unless ether
viss noted. spscial or extra dividsn6s ars
not i1slys:d s. slS csl,.a & .1s, y si'ses1s ss.
isss ssar. fPaysSis IN sscef. sssimstsS
sisIeA S or Or .,a,S % az this ysar. 5 DeeiaTsc
a psil after stack DIVIDEND o. split-up.
{ Declared or paid iAss year. m acerEuia.
;sss ss ssaa sssass1 iesnsa sss. sss:slsa q s y
ses3on taken at tasf oividsnd mestiny.
{ eDseiars1 1885 payshle e ie4e. Lsui:
sssS vsins unlsssrnins1 . 1seIsfuetss
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Washington Exrhonse

SAILS
Potomac Eiee Pwr com st Is 4a ct Is
Wash Gas com-50 at -. 10 at -
Capital Transit--i5 at 10
Am Sec & Trust-io kt 21h.
Security StoraGe-iS at isE
Am Sec A. Trust-30 at -. SO 81 az.
Hfcht pfd--5 at 50.
American Tel a Tel at I44.,
Mergenthaler Linotype-4o 81 &b1
Peoples Drug com-i0o 81 3sts, 30 Q
33. at rs.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
RoiIrood Eorninqs

NEW YORK. April IS fspectait Met
incomes Of railroads REPORTING today for
pared below with results for the same
f1AG reYiod.
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Tremendous Clearance
Of Table Linens
15 to 10 OF

81 Orig. 5.9s and s.s5 Cloths
and Luncheon Sets. White and
solid color cloths, luncheon sets,
Scranton loce cloths, oocktoil
napkin sets ts----------z.99
3 Orig. 7.s5 Gross Linen
Luncheon Sets. '5Ox5O-in.
cloth, s napkins ---3.99
4 Orig. s.s5 Printed Cloths.
63x8l in. ---4.9S
5 Orig. s.s5 Irish Linen Dinner
Cloths. Seconds. oox8o-in.,
II Orig. ll.s5 Irish Linen Din
ner Cloths. Seconds. ooxlO4-
in. ----------7.9 7.99
Z Orig. 1895 Hond-Embroi-
dered Dinner Sets. Soiled,
set 7.ss
- Orig. 1895 Hond-Embsoi-
dered Dinner Sets. Soiled.
9.s5 set
3 Orig. 1925 Hond-Embroi-
dered Dinner Sets. Eeru en-
broidery set 1875
II Orig. 1895 Quoker Loee
Cloths. 72x9O-in. -15.95
4 Orig. 1895 Hand d-Embroi-
dered Dinner Sets. 6ox8o-in.
cloth, 8 hopkins SIS
$ Orig. 5s.s5 Hond-Embroi-
dered Dinner Sets. 6oxlO2-in.
cloth, II napkins ---2s.95
4 Orig. 5s.s5 Oreondy and
Linen 7-Pieoe Runner Sets
set 1895
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Curtains

15s Orig. I.ss to 3.9s Toi-
Iored and Ruff!ed Curtoins.
Short and long lengths. Wide
variety OF fobrics. One and two
poirs of q kind 81 Pr.
81 Orig. 3.ss Striped Tailored
Royon Ninon Curtains. 30 in.
wide TO poir, u in. long. Pr,
1.99
Curtains, Sirth Floor,
The Hecht Co., Washington
Evening star., 1949-12-15
Muslin Sheets and
Pillow Coses

4so Orig. 6ee FieIdcrest Pillow
cases. 45x36 inches 4ee
zo5 Orig. 2.3s Thomoston "PiI-
grim" Sheets, 8lxlO8 in. l.99
1876 Orig. 2.59 Thomoston "PiI-
grim" Sheets, oOxlO8 in. 1.99
Is Orig. 2.s9 Fruit-of-th
Loom Sheets, e3xlo3h in,
I.ss
IS Orig. s.5s Fruit-of- the
Loom Sheets. 8lxll2h in.
se Orig. s.ss Fruit-of-the-
Loom Sheets. eoxll2h in,
2.ss
2o6 Orig. 75e Fruit-of-the-
Loom PiIfowooses, 42x3e in.
100 Orig. 7se Fruit-of-the-
Loom PiIIowcoses. 45x36 in,
65e
81 Orig. 1z.s5 All White
Goose Down Pillows, royon sotin
Sheets. Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
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Watches

4 Orig. $3.50 Lodies' l7-JeweI
Broeelet Watches s---27.5o
z Orig. 1850 Lodies' l7-Jewel
Bracelet Watches
Z Orig. Sis Ladies' l4-kt.
Gold Watches -----49.5o
! Orig. SIS lody's l4-kt. Gold,
Ruby ond Diomond Watch.
I Orig. $44 Lody's Rhinestone
BroceIet Watch -----z4.75
Z Orig. $44 Lodies' l4-kt. Gold
Diomond Wotehes-
I Orig. $3.50 l4-kt. Gold
> Nurses Woteh h---24.75
I Orig. 1895 Lody's l7-JeweI
Wotih with Mesh BroceIet,
24.75
5 Orig. 1850 Lodies' l7-JeweI
Wide BroceIet Watches, 1850
I Orig. S24 Lody's LopeI Wotch,
$40
8 Orig. S44 Mems l7-JeweI
Watches with Wide Mesh Bond
ond Rhinestone DioI ---24.75
All prices include Federal tar.
Street Floor,
Washington Store Only