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Evening star., 1949-02-01
Produce Markets

>, Baltimore quotations furnished by the
united states Department OF Agriculture:
ight; 6ushel baskets and boxes. u g. is,
Sa-inch up. Pennsylvania, Delicious. 4 90
20; Pennsylvania MA and West virsinia Stay
ginia Yorks, 3OO-25: New jersey Romes,
fair color. 800; Staymans. fair color, 3.25.
potatoes-Market about. steady; 100
new sacks, 3.5O-65: few higher, 5O-pound
paper sacks. 1918: United States com
mercias' l.%6: l0-pound paper sacks. 80
Sweet Potatoes-Markst about steady;
6rsas. 6usnei baskets q. e ls Maryland Goldens,
q: s. is, 800 few hisser: R 1aso nesrby. n,''hs, e.
snag Beans Barely STEADY.
bSsse smp.fs .,1ns.s. s1Es'y 'tfssy ssst
~, i u $$5S:4.$ g 50: tsx best. 500; 0 poorer
good quality. 1908 so. "'
Lima Beans-Market steady; Florida,
bushel hampers. 5.O0-5.5o.
toppsd gssdi'1pospn.y?y'ni'' 1oo1f ys 1u'hel baskets
boIss' sso'ie!-sGSth ia., soa7S Carolina "re-0ouna
bsSi.b iSSSi IS % S:V YORK s6;Sound SACKS SACKS;
ei4; Carrots wv New Jersey, Pennsylvania
bushel baskets, topped. washed. mostly
90.
ssss sS:s:i ..s:s :s' s:sts
h, Esssplsnts. e q s.weakeI undertone: Florida,
Poultry Quotations. o'''''''
Poultry-Flrm on fowl. about steady on
os. othHrs recelDs nOndn moderate .ns tFadns fair
-. pounds and up. 35-ss few SO; some SOM.
nsfa Iishtsr' 81; 81; fowl e" eolored. 4.-4s Leg
eos: snd pees sisad, EssE ; ss Rsssss s al
calves-l:5. Fairly active at steady
top sfoo s6See d. aeisht. meanay som
mon ~ 10 ar and d. medium e9.oo-34.0o; culls.
list: two double decks raii-shipped hogs
and choice isc.sa5 pound Jun s0!sS trueked.in sHGn
Sounss DaurSSs a6S sitssb 3 9ooas neia.
pSass isSs Be1sass u.s. 41Dssasss Sa, socsss s
1as 1a 4Qa Qt bounds and heavier: sl6..S down;
p9unds' 90 6% q ;oo-25 1eo.ls0 pounds, p: IS
st.sa s.erslly a65 unSsr ndsh pfice pne nsaa psa
f.sss 81
same weight grain-fed hogs.
Sheep-25. Nothing in early quota
cho1ce e,h @ wooled slaughter lambs quoted to
27.QO; same Grade. ewes quoted to 1000.
Grain Market.
Ffour-ReeeiptS, none.
Wheat-Recefpts, 169. 500 bushels: ship
ments. ,43e bushels; stocks, 2,74O,295
bushels: No. = red winter garlicky, spot,
domestic. :; -: February. 2.37.
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks. 4,514,9l9
osts-Receipts. 11aA6 bushels; ship
mentsr 603'1S6 bushels; stocks. 336 l22
Barley-Receipts. 1915 bushels: ship
ments. none; stocks. I:4s..s4 bushels.
bushels.
soybeans-Receipts, none: shipments,
none: stocf, 323.34s bushels
Millfsed-Receipts. 81 TONS
Butter and EgEs.
Eess-Market about steady on current
receipts. slightly weaker on others; de-
mand slow: receipts moderate, A iarse,
49,: current receipts. unsraded, 43-47.
Receipts-Butter, 3,215 pounds; esgs.
16 eases
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New York Produce

ooN NEW YORK, Feb, GP,.-Butter, e42.-
tons-Creamery, higher than 81 score
and premium marks tAA). 6"l2-6234
cents; 90 score tAD, so; 90 score OBJ
81 "a: 80 score tC), 6OIac
Cheese-379.191: steady. Wholesa le
sales, fresh American cheese whole milky
cheddars, 35.35h cents; cheddars grass
l94S), 4S, "a ~. cheddars grass l94s)
shelf cured. SO 6la-59: single daisies, 80.
80: single daisies tsrass. l94s). $3.50
5ss4 5sss d.ts ds1s nts; a:s
mdsets ass'' 1sTass 1s4 shell Sts Cured. 's1 so
81 processes, 5 pounds 36-37ia; domes.
47-53
Esq prices were lower in the whole.
sale market today. Receipts totaled 30.
"A" cases. Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern. mixed colors. fancy heavy.
weights t6as-41a; extra ! large: 45-45h;
s4tss ssH!s! g. eSseF. fsstsn ees%Rtss %s. i.ad;
hssyyweishts. 4sl-47h; extra / large
dium, 44-45. Browns. fancy heavyweirhts.
large, As; extra medium, 44-45.
Nearby: TOP quotations on nearby white
and brown egss represent highest whole
sale selling prices for the finest marks
a,ssr. aavstlabe snd not Dayirg prices to pro
4ss4z others, as; 'ney @edlnns sav'"sfhts s414s
Browns, extra fancy heavyweights. IS:
fancy heavyweights, 46-47; others Is:
mediums, 44-45.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. l R UsDA-sal-
abe hogs. 1900; slow: general market
25 cents lower; spots of more on weights
under 30 pounds: heavier weishts and
sovs steady to ?5 cents lower top ~ rs
for about 100 head choice around 900
800 pounds. 2O.75-21 .5O most good and
ehotce .3.-a5o pound. 1s;So-2o; so; 800
II. 75-lS.75: few loads around 800 pounds,
1870; most sows Eoo 425 pounds down.
16.15: ,?25-600 pounds, 15.25-16OO.
Salable cattle, 1000; salable calves.
30 cents lower; mostly weak to so cents
weak; Gamers, cutters and common beef
COWS moderately active. steady; bulls and
vealers steady; good and choice steers.
22.O0-2600;, early TOP, % 90; losd-ch oice
yearlings held above $500: most medium
grade steers. 2O.5O-21 rs; medium to low
choice choice he1ters, eff :o.5O-.4 90: small lot
cows: 1925 down; Gamers and cutters
hi1 550; medium no and sood sausage
salable sheep. $500; mostly steady:
top, $3.50; other classes in very light
supply,
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK Feb. Pl.-Cotton fu-
lures moved in narrow range in fore
cs%e tsaoassh mi Z suslns support
Some merchants were more optimistic
on prospects for cotton goods sales. Hedge
Tas light ytn SPOT eoton sass
Noon prices were is cents bale
lower to Is cents higher than the pre-
vious close. March. 32.71; May, 324s,
and July, 3l.47.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Feb. (P,.-Foreien ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket: ~. per cent discount or 92SlK
United States cents. UP r's of cent.
Europe-Great Britain (pound), 4.O3L,
unchanged; Great Britain 3O-day futures.
futures, 4:027s, unchanged; Great Britain
9O-day futures. 4.O2ha, unchanged: France
Granc'' .3l,. of cent. up .OO,'s; Italy
cember. .0O1739: Sweden krona), a7.s5,
UNCHANGED: Switzerland franc, freeI
20; 3. off .0l of a cent.
Latin America-Argentina tfree), 90. .9On,
up .0l OF cent Brazil (free). $50, un-
changed; Mexico, 1888, unchanged
n Nominal.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Higher Rates Boost
B. & 0. Net for 194S
To S22,158,295
by Edword G. Stone

Net income of the Baltimore &,
Ohio Railroad for the full year 1948
totaled $22.l5s.295 compared with
$9,25s,381 in 1947, a sharp gain of
s12,898,s14. officials announced to-
day. The substantial improvement
reflected the increase in freight
rates.
Freight revenues were up more
than $39, ,000, 900 and there were good
sized gains from passenger, mail
and express services. Operating
expenses also increased $23,S43,914.
Tax accruals were up $4,066,40O
Net income in December amounted
to sl,013,752. a decrease OF $721 1886,
due to a decline of $l,602,335 in
operating revenues.
Farm Income Increases.
Farm income in the Fifth Re-
serve District in the first 10 months
of l948 ran ahead of 1947 by
5.6 per cent. with Virginia show
ing gain of las per cent. North
Carolina 7.S per cent and Maryland
3.s per cent. West Virginia and
South Carolina showed declines.
Curtailment of activity was the
general tendency in the Fifth Dis
trict during November, the review
says. Unemployment became more
noticeable. but in no locality has
it assumed important magnitudes.
Savings continued to decline as
reflected In lower new life insurance
sales, in continued net cashing Of
savings bonds, and in time deposits
of the weekly reporting member
banks. Sales of seven wholesale
lines Jagged.
C. d p. Report Shows Gain.
Net income of the Chesapeake a.
Potomac Telephone Co. for the year
1948, before interest and dividends,
amounted to $685., ,525 against $2,-
3s7.028 in 1947. officials reported
today to the Public Utilities Com
mission.
Net income for December amount
ed to 1886, ,283. before interest and
taxes, compared with Sat 022 a year
ago. The comparison Is OF little
value as month since the increase
in rates is compared with a period
under the old rates.
Rejecting steadily rising costs,
operating expenses, including taxes,
for the month were s12O ,399 more
than in December, 1947, amounting
to $2.52l 900. At the end of Deem
ber there were 447 ,283 telephones in
service, a gain of 37,2ll for the year.
Associations Assets Gain.
Assets of the Washington Perma-
nent Building Association for the
year ending February / showed a
gain of $622,000 while surplus rose
$4,000. Share accounts gained
more than s250,OOO, Carl J. Berg
mann, president, stated.
Net income of the Hamilton Ma
tional Bank in 194S totaled s429, ,801,
equal to s49l per share, compared
with s379.783, or s4.4l a year ago.
Wilmer j. Waller. president, reports.
Gross set new alltime record
Loans were up substantially.
Washington Chapter. American
Savings and Loan Institute, gave a
luncheon at the Burlington today
to introduce William r. Pitt, the
new public speaking instructor
Richard Sinclair presided.
G. A. Shaffer of Altoona has been
appointed division freight agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad In Wash
ington.
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N. Y. Bond Market
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Australia IS So 1olN
Bras 3As 26 ser So
Grk 6s 6S pt pd 6
Italian lst 3s77 asa
Mex4s1 0asd4bn 81
Norway 4As 65 05ih
Peru 70 SO In
DOMESTIC l:i6
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Am T&T 2As61 lo3N
Am T&T 2As rs 9AM
Am T&T 2sasS8 0oih
AmTobacco3s62 lo3N
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Balt&Oh bs75B SAiz
Balt&Oh 6sM06 GOA
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B&O CIV 4s20lO 81
Bost Ne Is 90 03h
Bush Term 5s55 80
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Evening star., 1949-02-01
Business Briefs
Business Failures declined to /

Business Failures declined to 1856
in the week ended January 81 VS.. a
postwar peak of 142 in the previous
week and 81 in the like 194S week
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Sales of Chain Stores and mail
order houses in December approx
mated s3,026 600, 900, gain Of SO
from the same 1947 month-Com-
merce Department.
Northern States Power Co. reg
istered with the SEC 100000 Of
first mortgage bonds for offering at
competitive bidding to help finance
l949 construction.
Minnesota Power e. Light Co. reg
istered with the SEC $4,000, 900 of
first mortgage bonds to be sold at
competitive bidding in addition to
s1,200,000 of new common to be
offered present holders.
Kentucky Utilities Co. awarded
$l0,O00,000 of first mortgage 3i4 60
bonds to a group headed by Killer
Peabody g. Co. on a bid of 1O089. Re.
offering was expected at 10l54 to
yield 3.17ee.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock Co. reported an order backlog
of $199,074,127 at the close of 194e
vs.. s54.182,957 year earlier. The
latest total did not include low
bid of s67,350,0O0 for a new super
liner or low bid for five tankers
for Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
The actual awards have not been
made
Phillips Jones Corp. declared a
common dividend of 80 cents, pay
able March l. Previous payment
was an initial of 20 cents on Decem-
Der 20, following a 3-for-1 stock
split.
American Chain & Gable Co. de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 4O
cents, payable March Is. Previous
quarterly payments were 35 cents
The company paid an extra of 1C
cents in September and one of Sc
cents in December.
National Biscuit Co. earned $22,.
713,736 or 1888 a share in 1948. in-
cluding $1,400,000 of extraordinary
income, VS.. $22,902,126 or 1886 in
the previous year.
Northern Pacific Railway net in.
come for 1e48 was s12.312,411 OF
1896 VS.. $13,379,70 or $3.50 in the
same 1947 period.
Consolidated Gas, Electric Ligh
T. Power Co. of Baltimore earned
$6,88l 1888 or $4.51 in 1948 VS.. s7,027,
243 or S4.92 in the previous year.
Interlake Iron Corp. net income
for 1948 was $5,934 ,642 or $3.04 VS.
s4558,847 or $233 in 1947
Western Auto Supply Co. earned
$5.750,418 or s7.65 in 1948 VS.. S4,205,.
Ola or $3.50 in the previous year.
Black & Decker Mfg. Co. profit fol
three months ended December g.
was $677,O45 or $173 VS.. $487, ,6s2 OF
$l.25 in the same 1947 period.
Emerson Radio G. PhOnograph Co
earned s2,40l, 1853 or SO in IL month.
ended October 81 VS.. $2,263,024 OF
$282 in the previous year.
Thomas Steel Co. net for 1a48 wa!
41,801. .l46 or $50 VS.. $685. 1853 OF
$4.I5 IN l941.
United States Industrial Chemi
Gals, Inc. reported loss of 81 1856, 70:
In nine months ended September 81
VS.. profit of sl.768,511 or 1884 in tn,
same 1947 period.
Universal Pictures Co. had a def
cit Of $3,162,812 in IL months endet
October 80 VS.. net income of So,
330,0l7 or $3l1 in the preceding
year.
American Distilling Co. earnet
e254,3O6 or $l.02 in three month
ended December 81 VS.. $187,218 O
IS cents year earlier.
Scotten, Dillon Co. net income TO
194s was $56s,474 or $l90 VS.. 1927,
$50 or s1.08 in 1947.
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Eaton Mfg 1ag
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Evening star., 1949-02-01

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Evening star., 1949-02-01

H0uF1y Sales on the EXchange To-day:
" .OUam $50 ooo 'a..Uu uoon 40 600
100 pm. 400 900 900 ON. 900 ooe
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. '1n bank
assumed By such companies Rates Of div
ldends in the foregolng table are annual
or semi.annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not niaasd rrSt. sd cssa s1isa dvdsnd s
stock DIVIDEND. dcash or stock Paid
last year. Payable IN stock, estima ted
clared or 1aid so far this year. b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up
Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears D Paid
this year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared 1948 payable in 1949 y Liqui-
cash value undetermined on declaration
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Feb. / 0P,.-Dividends de-
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Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad han

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ham
died 55,665 cars of freight in the
week ended January 20 vs.. 5S,502 in
the previous week and 5S057 in the
like 1948 week.
Fleischmann Distilling Corp.
elected r. L. Fruchterman vice
president. He has been associated
with PubTicker Industries, Inc, for
three years. Prior to that he was
with Standard Brands. parent com.
pany of Fleischmann Distilling.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Washington Exchonqe
ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
SALES

At 1914 is at i4shs. o1nt 20 at AZ, $40 %
at l4l'4, 81 at 147l2
Sapltal Transit Coo at IS
at 90. 'ooo
Potomac Electric Power common-bo At
IL; Ia o. at IA. 100 At IA. 100 at IA.
"ashington Gas Lisht common-aOo at
:4'%. Z At 243s.
washington Gas Light $50 preferred-s
Evening star., 1949-02-01

.x.r! .Es dividend. 3 Books CLOSED Plus
Paid in 194S. Unlisted. xr Ex riehts.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
NOW

Is the time 10 begin
sewing. II you don't
have an account. this is
q dundy place TO open
one. Friendly. cheerful
service and q reputo.
lion for making you
feel right al home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
WIDE WORLD

sense, the sciences, human relations - and
religion Religion was once taught in our schools
but was removed from the curriculum because
of differences of opinion among religious sects.
The time has now come for all religious beliefs
to band together against atheism. The advance
ment of religion and religious tolerance is far
more important than the promotion of any
specific religious faith or group.
There may be disoord in a family, but when
stranger intrudes. the family gets together"
There may be honest differences of opinion be-
tween the members of different political parties
in nation, but if the nation is attacked from
outside, all factions pull together against the
enemy. So should all adherents of religious beliefs,
all who believe in God. work together against
the common enemy, atheistic Communism.
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DMkMM;H,r

HOT STUFF. Among the commuters at
railroad station on a recent scorching-hot
morning, friend of ours observed dignifed
old gentleman who looked as though he were
just about to melt He kept lifting his i'm
maculate felt hat to mop his brow and look
ing wistfully at the commuters who had left
their hats home.
Finally, as the 8:l5 steamed into the sta
ton. the old gentleman whipped off the hat,
gazed at it refectively for moment and
then tossed it under the onooming looomo-
tive. Last seen, he was briskly boarding the
train, whistling tune.
on RYE: A big research laboratory. using a
gadget called "high-speed microtone, has
just cut slice of metal only wo-millionths of
an inch thick - the thinnest ever, as far as is
known. The interesting thing is that the cut
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THE INTRUDER
BY Gen. flames II. DooAttle

HE time has nosc come for all religious
beliefs to band together against atheism'
DELICIoN, to me. means recognizing the ex-
IL istence of God, and the conduct of life in
accordance with His precepts. 1t requires adj
herence to the Golden Rule and opposes the law
of expediency, which tries to tell us that the end
justifes the means" 1t is exempli6ed in the
worship of God, in kindness, mselfshness,
honesty, deoency. morality and purity.
This kind of religion must be brought to all
mankind. 1t should be taught in the schools
The three Rs" of the old fashioned school
are no longer sufficient to meet the complicated
requirements of today's children. Tomorrow's
citizens must be taught geography in its broadest
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ting edge of the knife blade never touched the
metal. The blade, attached to wheel, was
rotated at the speed of sound. thereby build
ing up shock wave - an area of extremely
high compression which forms in air in front
of fast-moving objects. The wave made the
slice
We applaud this latest scientific advance
and shudder to think what it will do to the
ham in our drugstore sandwiches.
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This Week
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