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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-07
Where to Attend
Church I'm Milwaukee

Twas glad when they said
unto me let US go into the House
of the Lord. PISA. 1921
CAVALRY BAPTIST CHURCH
1925 North Fourth Street
Rev. M. j. Battle D. D., Pastor
ST. MATTHEWS CINE CHURCH
538 West Walnut Street
Rev. w. J. G. McLin, D. D, Pastor
ST. MARK CINE CHURCH
1925 North Fourth Street
Rev. Edward 3. Williams, Pastor
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
CHURCH
900 West Vliet Street
Rev. 3. G. Gordon, Pastor
GREATER GALILEE
BAPTIST CHURCH
-s03-e10 West Walnut Street
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
1907 West Brown Street
Rev. T. Theo. Love'lace, Pastor
ST. BENEDIST THE MOOR
CAPUCHIN FRANCISCAN
CHURCH
924 West Reservoir Street
Father n. Stefes,- Pastor
CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH
756 West Reservoir Street
Rev. Sylvester Norton, Pastor
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
SGT West Vine Street
Rev. w. L. Morris, Pastor
REBOTH TEMPLE CHURCH
OF GOD IN CHRIST
1901 North Eleventh Street
Rev. v. Wallace, Pastor
METROPoLITA NBAPTIST
CHURCH
GOT West North Avenue
Rev. A. w. Wise, Pastor
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-07
Special Mothers
Day Broadcast On
Station WFOX

Specitl Mothers Day feature
in connection with Sundays
broadcast. At least. 10 mothers
will be presented and a group
of the children whose voices will
be heard over Radio Land as
covered by our station WFOX.
Time: to Z p. m. At Mt.
Zion Baptist church, 1907 w
Brown st.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-07
The Chicago World
Can Be Purchased at:

! KRESsJN ORIG STORE
438 W. Juncas Avenue "A
GOLDBERG PHARMACY T
1000 W.. Walnut Street
FLIEL's DRUG STORE
7O1 w. Walnut Street
LADlSH PHARMACY
$50 w. Walnut Street
WIEGAND PHARMACY
600 w. Walnut Street
LLOYD'S DRUG STORE
806 w. Walnut Street
(Leave news for the Chicago
World here)
DR.. THOMAS DRUG STORE
440 W. GaIena Street
LAIkEN'S DRUG STORE
639 w. VIiet Street
APEX BEAUTY PARLOR
2101 North 9TH Street
SANGOR DRUGS
Sth and North Avenue
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-07
Mothers Will Be
Honored By Fox
Wisconsin Theatre

All MOTHERS from go
years Of age or over will be
consin ~. Theatre all day
admitted to the Fox Wis
Mothers Day FREE of
charge many MOTHERS
will be present. If your Mo-
Their is over go take her for
this treat and the theatre
will be her HOST.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-05-07

In 1947, independent variety
stores throughout the country
did a total of $S6,7S6,262 in no.
lions business. Of that total, Al
per cent or 40,7S9,543.14 was
done in sewing notions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Stock Market Drops
Fractions 10 Point;
Volume Expands

NEW YORK. May 3l.-Tne
stock market suddenly veere6
downward early today after 4
short lived period Of indeeisson-
Key issues dropped fractions 70
O point more. many either estab-
fishing new lows for the year or
coming close TO 1t.
The retreat, q continuation Of
last weeks weakness. once more
brought the market within =
short distance OF . new bottom
for the year.
Volume picked UP slightly rs
prices were marked down. but
turnover was still far from heavy.
Brokers saw nothing specific In
the day's news to account for the
relapse. Most blamed general dis
couragement over failure Of the
market to lannch q iong-antici-
pated spring rally.
A forerunnef 70 the lack Of de-
mand In New York was seen In q
renewed decline In the London
Stock Exchange. where the general
price level sank TO the lowest level
In nearly . year.
United States Steel told)
dropped more than q point to sell
at the lowest price since ls<7.
A block OF 10000 shares Of Ra-
dio Corp. sold ct IL. OF !. and
equal to the low for the year,
Others marked down included
Bethlehem Steel. youngstown
Sheet. General Motors. Chrysler
Studebaker. Montgomery Ward.
Sears Roebuck. Douglas Aircraft.
Patino Mines. Columbia Gas. In
ternational Telephone. Console
dated Natural Gas. Phelps Dodge.
Westinghouse Electric. Allied
Chemical. Jhons- Manvtlle, Radio
Corp. American Tobacco. Santa
Re. Southern Pacific. Great North
ern preferred. Nickel Plate. Stand
ard Oh New Jersey. Texas Co,
United Air Lines, and Twentieth
Century Fox.
Corporated bonds trailed lower
with stocks. United States Gov
eminent issues held steady in
over-the-counter dealings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO, MAY 81 R.-Whsat LED
s E sr:p' .ess sc.r ' 4lsa. .e :.
spring crop prospects 70 give the market
an ,s ;s', .a s9n s.p..ms.r ys... dipped .seu,
delivery losses were fractional,
corn - s.ssd around Y en-. IL re fr,s
urdays close. Data we're inclined 70 re-
soybeans lost around I cent and lard
cen, iss.. II; III, r.. a ss ' ssss y: ia
ei:ss:1 ssls lss s.. :es ~. ~ s:'' -.
ssns' 1: sS:r' ssndr. ss% az I've. .ss
Inc SAINT. u Railroad crop ss..na..
a 'hsgs tSs S sh g.
s.senS l..ssss IA &. sss,e's Sisssrs, IS:
report indicates z record crop for Okla.
nema and somewhere near top figures for
Sprins wheat prospects are excellent.
greatly improved and European reports
say crop progress IL favorable.
With wheat futures about 35 cents IN
der the probable io.n sg,s .r. .s. are
crop viii arrive at the market There are
reports that considerable storage Epaee Is
available In the Southwest. ineiudins that
The Commodity Credit Corr. has been
urged to move Is much Government loan
wheat In storags - possible so the space
may be used for ths nev croe.
weather over the long holiday vas
ICED Widely scattered a. :ho..r' ar are pre-,
states Some shower are sxesstel in
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Business Briefs
Lumber Production In the

Lumber Production in the week
ended May 81 was 3.8% above the
like 194S week, but shipments
were 1.7% below q year earlier
and orders were down 7.2%-Na-
tional Lumber Association.
General Electric Co. announced
It's apparatus department will re-
turn to prewar pricing policy on
June 1. Purchasers Of some items
are protected against price in
creases on shipments made within
90 days after the increases.
Borg Warner Corp, Norge DE-
vision. reduced prices $40 to $40
on refrigerators.
American Hair q Felt Co. an
nounced price cuts on two lines
of floor coverings.
Radio Corp. announced Its
r. C. A. Division will start pro-
duction Of television receivers at
its Bloomington. Ind, plant in
August.
st. Louis Public Service Co.
took no action on the class A divi-
dend usually declared at this time.
Pennsylvania Railroad earned
S2,119,677 in four months ended
April 80 vs.. q deficit Of $500. 862
q year earlier.
Missouri Pacific Railroad net
income in four months ended
April 80 was 81, $685. VS.. 81 1885,
706 In the same 1913 period.
st. Louis Southwestern earned
s2,s82,127 in four months ended
April 80 VS.. $3,45s.272 . year earl
Ter.
Gulf Coast Lines net income In
four months ended April 80 was
$I.244,051 VS.. $2.513.000f In the
same 1948 period.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
earned $ss3.522 or $2.2s In three
months ended March 81 VS.. 81
COS, 800 or $2.36 q year earlier.
Glidden Co. profit for six months
ended April 80 was $2.671.6lI or
S1.37 VS.. $4.o71, $50 or $2.1s In the
same period last year.
L. A. Young Spring = Wire Co.
earned $780,. $50 or $5.65 In nine
months ended April 80 vs.. $l.67S.-
$50 or $4,1l q year earlier.
Monogram Pictures, Inc. had q
deficit Of $463 900 in 80 weeks end
ed April 2 vs.. . loss Of $97 800 In
the same period q year earlier.
Gulf OIL Corp. elected w. A.
Bergman. willard r. Jones and
Thomas J. Sullivan vice presi-
dents.
Pullman. Inc, elected II. M
Dudley vice president for finance
and accounting.
National DistilIers Products
Corr. elected 8. J. Hamilton, jr.
and b. G. ohlandt vice presidents
Corn Products Refining Co
elected James A. Modett vice
president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Produce Markets

b.l.imers suotations furnished By III.
Appies"Msrket about STEADY; eash.
?. inches up, 400; o. 9. utility, eh
.af pos.. se; ne, n.ri.. .i.hu, weaker
c oSspasnd SIS sset' o. s. No. L. v'rsinia
hampers. doidens. 3.7b-4 90: fev 4.ab;
ss.'eys o.; SSS-os h-sushel baskets Geld
Asps rasus w Market weaker: dozen.
bunch crates. Maryland: ineiudins Esstsrr
sas1. , ss sst. ,'T Ss:' ,s. %
5000; saoiss. s.sS.s.as; New j.Is.,
as; extra fancy. 3.oo-s.76: fancy. q. 90
Az y!1siai. nun ussfsd rae is1ss. 80; ne.
Poultry osstatisns.
mo sssg'sS l.s.Ds. iSs liberal. ''i ,s:i 's ss
pounds. 1880; few 81: srellers des:
1ssiSs, ssn ss;ss; icy ss; iishs:vs,sa.,
Dul''''' Doun a,. snd X "; e. $40
Flour - Receipts. 14o.465 Ioo-pount
Wn..t-R.e.ipts, Bo.eo7 bushels: ship.
msns. none; stocks. 3.47I.0s bushels
a ass.s: n .ssi. s ss s'. red "in's'
. { Cofn-Rsceipts. 20.4A0 busheis: ship.
nsents. 600 hushsis: stocks. 72s'4%e bush.
o6ts-Rsceipta, Bs.17e bushels: ship
ments, none: stocks, GOT ,064 bushels; nc
sss:' :s:ss. s's sssgss. s::: .A'n'n''
Rye-Recetpts, 44.456 bushels: ship.
rusnts asA600 sushels; stocks, eo7.7st
so,Ss.s.. receipts. asn.. .hSm.nts
Mnlfee6-Receipts. So tons.
pstter And tsss.
EsG: Market about steady: receipts
light; demand SLOW; A large, b6-S6: 4
mediums. 4e-b3: b large. 5o-6s: curren
RECEIPTS. unsrsded. al-t6
pounds;' eggs, 1,70S easses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31

NEW Yosx MAJ, q g., tn =: ...., e: |.
wholssais prices on huik cartons: Cream,
cry. higher than % score tAA), 90
s:ni' Z: ; e :so "a; ,c Ssss"' 20 'eer'
irregular. whoiesais sales. fresh American
cheese whole miikp: Chedcars. 3sh-54 y
cents eheddsrs lsrass 1877, $3.50: ehed.
dars tgrass ig4e). 45-S2: ehsddars grass
Ip4e1, shelf cured. 1884: sinsl daisies.
ssss :ns,s d.,,,.. s a.s is ~. . ss..s
s snss ast.. s ssh 80; a.,s ssrsss isss,,
4sn..s4: Eats tsrsss is4s,, shelf esrsd
ae-Ss; nidsets grass IaSst. 81: midtsts
tsrass Ia4sl. shelf cured. b5-ss; proetssef
pounds. 3B-47h: eomsstis swiss tsinsis
tus, ss.ss che, t s..,;,.. .oa., IN tn.
whoiesals sGg market Two days receipts
tetaled 24.47e cases. spos saotatiens fei-
dwsstern--Mixed eoioss. extra hessr-
weishts, 62-63. extra lsrns. 30: ezra 2
sssl:a. ' s.s:'ss. ; :ss.l s'::
ens wnis.%rsney h.ayyysish.., ss-s4:
extra / iarse. 81: extra Arssg Sss-Ae'
EXTRA j medium. tp-sa
nYcvns--Fsney heasywsishts. ". S.
eItTl / larss. s1h-s2; extra j ms6'sm.
Nsssrsy--trsp quotations 90 nssrsv
xfits and sreva ssas represent wholesale
ssiling prices for the hnsst msffa and
not payinG prices TO producers 81 shie'
Mhisss--Kxtra fancy h.svyxsssnts, -
ss; fancy hssvySsishss A-s7' "sdssma
sfosns--Rxtrs fancy heavyyessn.s So
SO. fancy heevtweiGhta, S4-s7: mseinna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
D. T.. Bank CIearinqs
Boosted Well Above
Year Ago in April
ey Edword G. Stone

Reversing q t22,ooo. 900 drop
from 1913 levels in April, bank
elearings In May we're $3S, 1885 500
above . year earlier, George H.
Bright, clearing house manager,
reported today. Capital clearings
totaled 1921 .045.7 against 1892
oeo.25l In May, ls4s. Z gain Of
Is per cent.
Clearings in the i've months
scored an advance Of $72.245, 708
over the like 1e4S period. Checks
totaied $1,53e.748.738 against ST.
464 sos $50 q year ago, an upturn
Of ~ per cent. In l948 the gain
was 8 per cent over the previous
year. showing that present monthly
gains are slowing up percentage
wise
Smith Named Assistant.
Douglas r. Smith, former as
sistant secretary Of the National
Savings 81 Trust Co., has been
elected assistant to the president,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31

American Institute Of Banking.
He served with the Army In Oki-
nawa, Korea and China. Mr..
Smith is active in the Episcopal
Church, American Legion, XII
wants Club, Junior Chamber Of
Commerce and National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis.
Banks Build Up Reserves.
The national banks Of the
country retained more than half
Of their 194S net earnings in their
capital structure. the American
Bankers Association reported to-
day. Capital accounts were thus
increased by 4.6 per cent to S.
671 DOT. 900.
Total earnings from current OPP
erations increased 10.2 per cent
to 81, zoo. 900, the report said. With
one exception. earnings from each
type of operations were higher
than in 1947. Expenses were up in
all items but income taxes. OPP
Grating expenses. including SAL
aries and wages, were 10 per cent
higher than in 1947.
District Manager Named. ,
Marcy B. Sellew has been
named district manager Of the
Connecticut General Life 1nsur-
ance Co., IN charge Of group activ-
tiles In Baltimore, Washington,
Richmond and other Southern
cities, with headquarters In Balti-
more. He is a graduate Of Wes-
leyan University, entered insur-
ance in 1882 and Is already famil-
lar with this territory, -,
Sixteen members Of the 4. D.
Marsh agency of the LtnrQln Ma
tional Life Insurance CO. have
been invited. to . company con.
ference at Hot Springs,sYA,s june
1922. as afeward Tor record sales
during the past year. Il ssyss a.ss,.sa,,
Washington Chapter. National
Association Of Cost Accountants,
has won eighth place Id national
standing for special activities In
industrial accounting.
Financial District Gossip.
Sales In Potomac Electric power
common on the Washington
Stock Exchange show q continu-
ing demand for stock.
Evans Wooden, jr.. president Of
the ABA, will address the Virginia
Bankers Association at the Hot
Springs convention June 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31

assuming Is
duties tomor-
70 ", Bruce
B aird, presi.
dent, announc-
ed today. For
q year he has
been with 4
bank In Par
burg. w.
Va.
Born in Can
ada. he attend
ed Alexandria
High School,
8 o ut h eastern
University and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Washington Exchonee

13as, 100 ~ 13a.. 10 a. isas 10 .
i3H. 100 st 1874. 100 81 1874. 81
at l3ss.
Union Trust--I00 ct 80.
oarnneksi 4t.% perterrse-st st IL
American Security a Trust--sn a. 27A
oarhnekel eemmen-1o At ie
washington Qss 80 lsoo-ss.soo 81 isa
wsShinston Gas 4.2s perfsrrsd-7 81 ssh
II at SEP. IL A. eah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31

disbursements hassc On ths iaxs snsrtsrsy
Ier semiannual declaratien- unless eshs1.
wise Noted. spestaI or sxsrs elyi1sn11 aFs
not Included. sla cailee - snsasna 80.
lstoef DIVIDEND. cash o. sssek- Pai4
al rear: fssssle y ssss E.. ssss.iasss =.
sisIss ps.Sss az tAis pear. nsslaTsl
o. pai6 aftsf ssesk 1fyi1end % Onf-le.
s pseiarsd 81 raid this year. sn sessmnls.
this esr. 6ividend emitted. eeferre1 O. ~
aegseu taksp As ia4t efvt1sne neetsae.
nss.sr:s ~ s:yes's e i K .s,<i sssss
sssa vstas 1slssssniasl . 6sckrsssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-31
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchonee

NEW YORK. MAY 81 F.-Foreien az
lara, others In eentsJ: Canadian aoiiar
disessn. o. ssh unissd States essia. aa-
changed.
Surope--orest Britain pound. 4 .oeE.
unehangeas Great Britain 50-dfy futures,
l. 0ofs, unbalanced: GREAT Britain e0dAy
H isis sS-esy futures. s.ssk. aseasnssd.
France uranet. .3os Of cent an
ehanses: itag Slir Ora. n.y nxsd rate
~ .ss. unehanssd: 9visserian4 tfrane.
free). IS, 20. Oh .o3 Of . cent.
Latin Ameriea--Arsenttna tfreet, 7oIes.
Nexiee, 1i.s3, Oh 20 al cent.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10
Covered Wagon VIII
Appear Here June 20
Continued from first pegel

over $12S,OO0,0OO worth of U. S.
Savings Bonds. They are continu-
ing to buy bonds because they feel
that they are the safest investment
for personal savings and security" !"
continued Mr.. Cobb. "At the same
time the funds received from the
sale of Savings Bonds are used to
refund the National Debt by meet
ing the maturities of earlier issues.
Any balance remaining is used to
retire other government securities
held by commercial banks, thus re-
ducing the National Debt"
The Delaware quota for the OPP
portunity Drive is $2,180,0O0 in
Series E Bonds and as of June /, 63
per cent of this has been realized.
Sussex County had reached 56.5
per cent and Kent County 514 per
cent of their respective quotas.
Opportunity will be given for
Milford purchaser to place orders
for bonds at the Covered Wagon
These purchasers will receive a
special Covered Wagon jacket fol
their bonds.
Milford chronicle., 1949-06-10

third consecutive year
Last year 35 candidates received
masters degrees.
The recipients Of the various de-
grees were Master of Arts: Rus
sell d. F. Dineen and Abraham Co
lub, mathematics; Heinz .. Otto,
German; Ann T. Scannell, psy-
chology, and Rebecca Hobson viii
liams, English.
Master of Science, Robert ]. Ba-
con, animal industry; Richard M.
Bauer, mathematics; Edward r.
Boedeker, chemistry; F. Burton
Collins, agronomy; Edwin v. EN-
rick, chemistry; Joseph L. ellison,
physics; Jules A. Gladner, Peter
B. Hill, Archie H. Horner, M. Janet
Hucks, A. Ruth Johnson, chemis-
try; Andrew W. McCauley, agrono-
my; Bruce M. Miller, chemistry;
Harold A. Noble, physics; Frank @.
Owen, and p. Louis Poulos, plant
pathology; Jeanetta M. Reneberg-
I er, Lawrence A. Roberts, and Jan
Samson, chemistry; Charles E..
Schell, horticulture; Harold A.
Schultz, education; A. Louis Shor,
i poultry husbandry; Kenneth c..
Smeltz, chemistry, and Patricia NJ.
/ Spraberry, mathematics.
] Master of Chemical Engineering:
Joseph L. Cost, Joseph S. Chirtel,
Chan-Hui Chou, William e. Niece,
Richard X. Rathmell, and Freder-
ick w. Sullivan, III.
I Master of Mechanical Engineer
ing: Mark B. Moore, and John G.
] Whitmore.