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Labored on the chapel. They did

| labored on the chapel. Tney old
the painting, put in the electrical
wiring under the direction OF a
licensed contractor. did the finish
ing work in the basement includ-
ing the placing. of cinder block
partitions and the plastering. and
did all the landscaping. Only the
steel erection, the bricklaying
concrete work and heavy con-
struction jobs were done by out
side workers.
The congregation first started
in June. 1910, a branch of the de-
nomination. A branch is the
smallest unit in the church's set
up. Next comes the ward, COM
posed of a number Of small Or
CARNATIONS, which compares to O
parish. A stake, consisting Of five
to 10 wards. Is analogous to a
diocese. The stake president is
over the bishops. who are equiva-
lent to pastors, in his jurisdiction,
and he. in turn, is responsible to
the first presidency. This is COM
posed Of three presidents and is
located in Salt Lake City. There
are no paid ministers In the Nor
mon church.
First branch president Of the
Arlington branch was II. Laurence
Manwaring. an employe Of the
Agriculture Department. He is
now a member of the high council
Of the Washington Stake. which
was formed in June. 1910.
The Arlington branch met In
Clarendon Community Center,
now Clarendon Library. 1859 North
Irving street. from June, 1910. to
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By Cospor Nonnes

Members of the Arlington Ward
Of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) will
start tomorrow a series of events
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Special Church
Il announcements

Hamlins Methedlss-A r~ceG-
ton horo-lns Dr.. and Mrs. Il "
Bu-gAn viii oe held II tt2e enarct
Tuesday 81 Q pm Dr. R4-g&1
has served for Is years
Foundry Meshc1isi-Cr, Fred
erick Brown Harris w!Il have As
his subject q, II an Chris os
Anu-ChT.st Al pm tAe Rev
Ralph C John vii speak OF The
Parable O. the Trees
Rock Of Ages Nenseetarian-
The Crusaders Club wtlI hold a
oenec1 tea at I pm tomorrow q,
the home o; Mrs. Alberta Peters
S64o Eleventh street NV
Transfixurasien Episeepai-Tse
Junior Wonens 5 Guild vii have 3
guests for dinner on Tuesday at
$50 pm.
Westmereland CenKreEational--
The Rev. P. @ Scott wil preach
at $50 an. on Road TO Daras-
Gus" and a. II am. on Hope o.
Harvest.
Memorial Evangeheal United
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anthony
Cavalcante OF Pennsylvania will
be guest teacher III the Fultx
Crescent Bible Class az . 30 am.
Or. I. S. Ernst will bring the fourth
OF series OF e-Pentecost mes
sages on the Ascension day theme
Losing and Finding" at II am
John Wesley A. VI. Z. Z.-Dr
r. Farley Fisher. general secre-
tary auditor OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal Zion Church. will
preach at II am. The Rev. Mar
win Z. Barrett. assistant minister
Will preach at pm. The Young
Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
Sionary Society will sponsor Out
standing Youth day.
Howard Cniversity-Dr. Charles
c. Noble. dean, Hendricks Memo
rial Chapel. Syracuse University.
will be guest speaker az the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel. Howard
University. Sunday at II am On
May % the baccalaureate service
will be held at S 80 pm. Speaker,
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Atonement Lutheran Church

How Good Is God?" is the
sermon theme Of the Rev. Paul L.
Reaser, pastor of the Lutheran
Church of the Atonement, at 8
and II am.
The pastor and a lay delegate,
James Lambie, will attend the an
nual meeting of the Maryland
Synod of the United Lutheran
Church in America in Gettysburg
Pa. Monday through Wednesday,
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Wedding Bells Reunion
At Chevy Chase Baptist

A wedding bells reunion" serv-
ice will be held at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church at II am
tomorrow. Ali for whom DR.. Ed
ward o. Clark has performed the
wedding ceremony will be guests
of honor. The subject of DR.
Clark's message will be For Bet
ter, For Worse"
A dinner in appreciation Of the
services Of teachers and officers
of the Sunday school will be held
Monday at $50 pm. The Rev.
Franklin B. Gillespie Of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church will
speak.
The Golden Circle will hold a
banquet at the Dodge Hotel Fri
day.
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Massing Of CoIors
Al the Cathedral
Tomorrow Afternoon

The late Gen. John J. Pershing
will be honored tomorrow at
Washington Cathedral during the
annual Massing of Colors at 4
pm. in the outdoor amphitheater,
under the auspices of the Cathe-
dral and Military Order of World
Wars.
Col. Paul II. Griffith, past ma
tional commander of the American
Legion, will deliver the commemo-
rative address.
Music will be played by the
United States Marine Corps Band
The procession through the
cathedral grounds will be led by
Col. James B. Jones, U. S. A,
retired, as grand marshal.
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Unirerxalisi National Memeraal
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MARYLAND

CHEVY CHASE FIRST CHURCH:
sos Conn. Ave. Sun. SehI.. Chevy
cho,s EIemsntery School. Rsss-
mary 81. r. km.. J Wilson Lone,
Bethesdc. Wkdys.. I TO 5. Closed
Sun. and Hell.
HYATTsvIlLE FIRST CHURCH:
622l 43rd Ave. tsun. II AN. ond
5P.M.), Wed, s:l5 PM. Z. km,.
612l 43rd Ave. Wkdys. 10 4.
Closed Sun. oad Hol.
SILVER SPRING SOCIETY: sool
Go. Ave. San. sehL sdioinias
bldg. mo Sun. eve. se~ieel. Z
Rm., 1916 Ga. Ave. wkdys.. II
TO 4, oIso Mon. end Fri, J to 3.
Sun. Z TO 5. Closed HoIideys.
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA FIRST CHURCH:
l7os Russell Rd. lko Sunday
eve. seriee). r. Rm.. los N. Pot
rick, Alex. Wkdys., . to 5. Closed
Sun. end Hol.
ARLINGTON FIRST CHURCH: es4,
Little FoIis Road, East FoiIs
Church. tke Sun. Eve. Service
Wed, Sis p.M. T. km. 3z4S
Wilson Blvd. wkdys. II TO 5.
Closed Sun. and hei.
ARLINGTON SECOND CHURCH:
1913 Wilson Blvd. tColoaiol VIII.
eollroom). tNo Sun. Eve. Se~.l
r. km., z030 N. 18th 81. Week
doys, N 10 4. ssd Fri. ] 10 ..
Closed Sun. end Hel.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
FIRST CHURCH.: coIumbio Rood
ond Euclid 81. NV. Z. km.
1892 Conn. Ave. NV. Wkdys 3 70
3 WED. to ~ Sun. 8 Hol. Z to s.
SECOND CHURCH: sls D St. Sc.
tko Sun. Eve. Seriee). Reading
Room closed temporarily.
THIRD CHURCH: 18th ond L SIS.
NV. tsun II AN. ond 5 P.M.)
Z. Rm., Colorado Bldg. l4th and
G SITS. Wkdys,. 9 to 3 WED. to
7:3o), Sun. and HoI. Z TO s.
FOURTH CHURCH: 18th and ook
sts. NV. Z. Rm.. Riggs eank
BLDG, l4th and Park Rd. NV.
Wkdys., . to 3. (Wed. to 7:3o).
Sun. and Hoi., Z TO $50.
FIFTH CHURCH: 1898 3lst 81.
NV. (No Sun. Eve. Sevies.l
Z. Rm.. 1876 Wiseensin Ave. NV.
Wkdys. 1870 to 5 CWed. to ~.
Closed Sun. and Hol.
SOCIETY: 1877 4 81. NV. Me
Sun. Eve. Serviee.) Reodins Room
1877 Z ST., Wed. $50 to 7:5o.
SOCIETY: 1858 Moss. Ave. NV.
SUM-, II AN. No SEN. School.
Wed. 3 PM.
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All Souls Unitorion

At All Souls Unitarian Church,
DR.. A. Powell Davies will preach
on That These May Remain
Free" This is in recognition of
the young people who will unite
with the church. Laura Rowse.
Priscilla Staples. Richard Curtis
and Howard Hosmer, jr, will
participate in the service.
Delegates from the church to
the anniversary meetings Of the
American Unitarian Association
in Boston. to be held throughout
next week, include Mrs. Proctor
Dougherty, Mrs. Howard Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence C. Staples,
Mrs. Tam Deering, Miss Mer-
cedes Jordan, Elmer Stewart, En-
cry M. Foster.
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eliminating In
the formal ded-
ication of their
new chapel at
10 am. May 80.
In the new
chapel at Six
teenth and In
glewood streets
t ON orro W at
6: 80 p. m. a
program Of sac
red music will
be given. Miller
Shurtlef of the
w a S h l n & t on
S t ke hi G h
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| Organized
| Bible Glasses
By Dr.. pooe Mex. Etchison

Organized Bible Glass Associa
ton day will be observed by the
adult Bible classes Of Kelle,
Memorial Lutheran Church. DR.
Page Etchison will teach: Howard
M. Stackhouse will preside; John
L. Bateman Marshall r. Baker
Harold s. King. James L. Ewin
Howard v. Russell and Allen NJ
Laster will participate in the
program.
The Fellowship Glass Of Chevy
Chase Methodist Church will have
Capt. Wayne A. Mcdowell a.
speaker.
John c. Bryan. president, Every.
mans Bible Glass, Petworth Meth
odist Church, will be the guest
teacher of the Mems Class Of Al
bright Evangelical United Breth-
lren Church.
The Marietta Smith Class o1
North Washington Baptist Church
will meet Monday eevning at the
home of Mrs. Grace Law.
The Soper Mems Bible Glass Of
Lewis Memorial Methodist Church
elected w. D. Gross. president;
w. E. Porter. vice president; L. S
Lyon. treasurer, and D. H. Noodle
secretary.
The Susanna Wesley Glass OF
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church will hold its monthly
meeting Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. L. J. Cochrane.
The Baker Glass of Calvary Bap.
tist Church elected Miss Eu-
genia Howdershell, president; Mrs
Martha A. Keating, vice president;
Mrs. Mary E. Falls, secretary, and
Miss Eva Bladen, treasurer. Rep
resentative Charles B. Deane OF
North Carolina. associate teacher
will teach the Vaughn Class. The
class will conduct a service al
Blue Plains at 7:30 pm. Friday.
The Box Bible Glass Of Emory
Methodist Church will present q
minstrel show on May rs and 26
DR.. Wilmer Souder will address
the Young Marrieds Glass at Ma
tional City Christian.
The Trinity Mems Class OF
Trinity Methodist Church will be
taught by H. H. McMurray.
The Rev. Franklin B. Gillespie
minister to youth, will address the
Clyde Kelly Glass of Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
The Harrison Bible Glass Of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will have
as guest teacher, Chaplain J. M.
Waring. U. S. N.
Norman Sandridge will teach
the Templemen's Bible Glass of
Temple Baptist Church.
The L. F. O. Glass of Brookland
Methodist Church elected Mrs.
Grace G.. Ross, teacher; Mrs. Helen
Firth and Evelyn Mills, vice presi-
dents; Mrs. Neva Clayton. record
ing secretary: Edwina Cashell,
treasurer; Della Keller, assistant,
and Mrs. Alma Marshall, attend
ance secretary and representative
to the Organized Bible Glass As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Brooks Hays will teach the
Burial Class Of Calvary Baptist
Church.
The A. B. Pugh Glass Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
have invited members of the
Masonic fraternity to attend the
service tomorrow in honor Of the
teacher. Chief Justice Bolitha j..
Laws of the United States District
Court. The Jaynes Class will hold
a service at the Asbury Home in
Gaithersburg tomorrow. DR.. Ar
thur G. Peterson of the War De-
partment will speak to the forum
on 1.-THE Future of Korea. Roberta
Cox will begin a series on the book,
Human Destiny" by Du Nouy, at
the Rustin Couples Glass.
The Mizpah Class Of National
Baptist Memorial Church will hold
a business meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday.
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 R.--Grains nad some
Syses ses'y On in tx sos4d Of TTaa.
new M,sn seeasonal e high territory ior many
contracts: buyers became .;n.. little reiuc-
selling lin 'nn pressur.. sar This left the market
pretty much in STATE TIA Of toxn lndssision Sia
Distant contracts. showed more nrmness
than nearby months: 49,. 49,. .,ur
pee.mser @ a.soS: corn vas lover e
y hishe, Deeenber soM, ;, and cats .ass
u e hiehey Sszes.n6 December @ s.ssh. and ia s.
Si.s.t S,s bS.sins.l s. no aenfe io4s hundred
one q the large cash houses would tender
ssss;: Of fs'n On sssd f,S
December future: n ~. n.,...
this l'as week ai fos sApss. %Sess Or xhea.
that possibility acted as a SUSTAINING in
Ssnss ty &c, On D.se: s
polss psto'eo1. eon.inned H 70 run behind schedule
,ns s0@s ~h.ss qssnss hi.ssr because 0 Il tie posi-
s4s.. sss now nt S.s vosted se sbovs 8.
se soan.ls s.n Mse his msh no
redemptions from the loan, traders said
some "free" wheat might be offered.
Cash eorno receipts tota,sd a,e lSe er,eai1s ears
Credit Corp The run was considered
small. Corn prices. are still below the
Government. loan. but. even 50, some
dnlodred from farms at this price level.
Agriculture Department ofhcials said
disappeared. This has been pretty well
proven by the small marketinss Of grain
traders said. But they added there Is
some loss form shrinkase and other fac
tors In putting corn under the loan, which
might cause selling ut prices below the
loan level
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
United States Deparsment Of Agriculture;
baskets and Eastern crates q. s. No.
3sh-ineh up, New Jersey Delicious: ZOO
g; s,,neh inch up ~ sso; Golden 81 DELICIOUS:
s-inch up, $50; staymans. fi fsir ss Color.
1:75; Maryland DELICIOUS; 200; Penn
sylyania s,In., Delicious; .;,, a.o9-se' very few
$50; Mcintosh. few zoo: Romes i.75:
Maryland. Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
wsst Yyn 7sII xIsn,s various varieties orchard
Potatoes-Undertone nrmer on Penn
slvania; 100-pound sacks Katahdins u s.
paper sacks. l.oo-1O: I6-pound sacks: aS.
su} Sweet o,Ses. ss.as r On best
Maryland end vissini.: some washed and
F. s1sTe :S., Eissns: e ~ ;TS; nssrS, half.
Poultry Quotations.
t.ssily 20 demand; too few sales to
Flour - receipts. n 'f4sei 4.es7 1oo-pound
gsss: msss:;i 400 Sa:a.i: Soc g ~ &s:.7$:lso
cornMReeeipts. s6.5ss bushels; ship
ments $4,000 bushels; stocks. 3,s44.9se
osass-Receipts. a.ooQ bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks, 106,599 bushels. No
quotations.
Barley Receipts, none; shipmerts
none: stocks. 161,29b bushels.
,tdeys RyyHscsig,s BE baS.: cns shipments none;
Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments,
none; stocks, 4S7,676 bushels.
Millfeed-see.ipts: $40 tons.
ERgs-Market slightly weaker; receipts
liberal; demand moderate: A large, 52-54;
A mediums, 1914; A small, 3s-40; B
large, ,4b-4e; current receipts too few
to quote.
Receipts e days)-Butter, none; eggs,
3OS Cases
Evening star., 1949-12-05
New York Produce

d.ss sFw zeesSs. xGsE Pss steady wss. ss:
sale prices On bulk cartons: Creamery,
s'nss :se!s se'a e :ss'' s. .sss: ss't 81 sss
,t.:ss Cheese vSs;...,! ss s:.: receipts. sioso;
ensas:s' es sh.i iis1s eaI.d ss tfss
ssass. snss fs4s s4sss 4ssi Smile :ns: a..:, d .Is:
ns!s Gun. 1s1s,: ss-4o: hat. % 3srss, ssi
eur.a ass 1855 ass mds.tss sr:ss sn. 1873 1873
n.dssts !arsss le4s5. ssslt t; cured. 9s.ss;; aSss
sa.s 'ss e.s ssSe 's7s:;$ ss:s:
i7F., Ef,. "fs: 9xsr ,oa., in Il. wholesale
Mssd sY. S.:,,
57. Redis% aVj.;. s7Hssh; s$M diTsiss' 30; check:
Whites Fancy h.avyw.irhts. 44-45;
soH1, satsr 1 large 4sh; extra i medium
, sT1.nsarane, Ias.. 1a hs.v'veishss, -; .1tr.
Nsarby:, CTop quotations on nearby
sale selling prices for e.. finsst marks. and
Whites-Extra fancy heavyweiEhts, ~;
G; medium. 46-4i; puliet:. So: peewees.
,Browns-,Extra fancy heavyweishts. ~
sen; pullets. 3s; peewees. 2s-ss.
Erie Railroad appointed Ray
mond c. Randall vice president
for operations and maintenance.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Stock Market Turns
Quiet After Brisk
Early Rally Fades
By Roder Wineet

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Quiet
prevailed today in the stock mar
ket, which rested after reaching
an average 13-month high point.
An active early morning attempt
to extend last weeks rally faded
away within short time and the
entire list turned in a mixed per-
formance.
Some of the best gains were
shaved down while here and
there many of the leaders slipped
to the minus side OF the column
There was little pressure con-
centrated in any one of the major
groups. Individual issues were
singled out for attention both on
the buying and selling side. That
made for considerable irregularity.
Rails were from a point lower
to 2 points higher with the bulk
of them changed In fractions in
either direction. Steels were un-
changed to lower. while the auto
mobiles were mostly unchanged
to lower.
Chemicals for the most part
sought the upside but by a very
small edge. Rubbers worked
higher at the opening but lost
ground later.
General enthusiasm over John
L. Lewis decision to let the miners
go back to work on a three day
week had about worn itself out.
But the lack of enthusiasm on that
score still can't be classed as pessi-
mism. AS long as the miners are
working. basic industry is assured
of its fuel supply.
A great portion of the irregu-
larity was ascribed to profit-taking
among issues which had a sub
stantfal following on the upside
during the advance last week.
Stocks advancing includ d
Nickel Plate, Barnsdall Oil,
Standard Oil Of New Jersey, Boe-
ing Aircraft, Philip Morris. Allied
Chemical. Kennecott Copper. Pan
American Always and Warner
Brothers.
Tilting lower were Bethlehem
Steel, youngstown Sheet & Tube,
Chrysler. International Harvester,
United Aircraft, Philco. American
Smelling, Homestake Mining,
American Tobacco, Santa Fe, Un-
ion Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Anaconda Copper.
Rail bonds were ahead in the
bond market in an extension of
last weeks rally. Long term
Treasures declined a little while
others were virtually unchanged.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec; 5 - tusDN.-ssl-
rs cents higher both for butchers and
sows; top. 1925, for seevral loads choice
$4,000 pounds: bulk good and choice
1SO-230 pounds, 15.75-16.25; 23O-27O
pounds. 15.25-15.75; 230-3OO pounds,
15.00-15.25: good and choice sows under
$50 pounds. 13.25-14.00; few 1925;
heavier weights down to around 1900 for
6O0-pound average: good clearance
salsble cattle, l4;0oo; salable calves.
800: beef steers and heifers gradins hish-
good and better scarce, fully steady; short
feds in liberal supply. slow. weak to fully
so cents lower; cows steady to weak:
built s1eaay to strong; vealers steady:
scattered loads and lots hieh-good and
choice-fed steers, "a .0O-3S.50: most coed
steers. IS 00-33 90; bulk medium OF low
GOOD kinds: Il .oo-25 50; Two loads good
to choice heifers. 2950-30 90; bulk me-
dunn and good heifers. 20.00-2s 90; beef
COWS, l4.50-l7 so: Gamers and cutters.
1l5O-l425: mcst medium and good
sausage bulls, 1s.5O-19.75: bulk medium
to choice vealers. 90 2.00-26 90.
salable sheep, $500; good and choice
lambs weighing 95 pounds downward.
steady to strong early top wooled offer
lnss, 1920 some held higher: choice
shorn offerings 23 90; bidding weak to
so lower on lambs scaling los pounds
Inward; ewes steady; choice Dakotas.
1900; common to good natives, 500
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Business Briefs

Southern Construction in No
vember totaled $267 .566, 900, high
est total for the month In 20
years and was 800 above the
previous month and SO above a
year Manufacturers
Record. Including Is States be-
low the Mason-Dixon Line. the
total for II months reached 81.
759. 9.905, 900. q gain Of 1917 above
q year earlier.
Toy Production this year will
match the 1s48 record of $780,
100000. but due to emphasis on
lower-priced lines. unit volume
will be above 1948-Toy Manu-
facturers Of the United States Of
America. The dollar total repre-
sents manufacturers. value
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.
announced the sale Of 5000, 900
Of general mortgage and collateral
trust 4a% bonds. Series A, due
In 1859. to . group Of institutional
investors. Proceeds will be used
for retirement Of $1,700,o00 Of
bank loans and modernization
work.
Capital Finance Co. has sold
81, 2,000, 900 Of 10-year ~ sub
ordinate notes, due in 1859, to
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of New
York to increase working capital.
American Metal Products Co.
declared a year-end dividend of
so cents a common share, payable
December 80. The company paid
Is cents each In three preceding
quarters.
Hamilton Mfg. Co. declared an
extra dividend of so cents and
regular quarterly of rs cents. both
payable December q. raising 1949
payments to $3.50 vs.. $1.35 in
1948.
Hobart Mfg. Co. declared an
extra dividend of so cents a COM
mon share. payable December 20,
lifting 1949 payments to $1.70 VS..
$3.50 last year. A regular quarter
ly of 80 cents was paid Decem-
Der /.
Superior Oil Co. California
declared a dividend of 81 q com.
mon share. payable December 23
This is the first payment since Au-
gust 80, 1948 when . similar
amo,lnt uas mid
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
earned $2,476,206 or $3.50 q share
in nine months ended September
80. No comparisons for . year
earlier were given.
Sweets Co. of America had q
profit of $311,776 or $1.18 In nine
months ended September 80 vs..
$344, ,482 or $1.30 in the same l94S
period.
New Orleans Public Service Co.
earned $3,375,s94 In the year ended
October 81 VS.. $3,020,430 in the
previous year.
Thompson Starrett Co., Inc,
elected Gen. Donald B. Adams
board chairman and j. r. Van
Raalte to succeed him as presi-
dent. Mr.. Van Raalte was formerly
vice president. Joseph D. Nc
Goldrick is retiring as chairman.
but will remain as director and
chairman Of the executive COM
mittee. |
South Penn Oil Co. elected
w. S. Zehrung vice president.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec s R.-Cotton fu.
lures were steady In forenoon dealings
today, although the market turned quiet
NH and lossl buying was . supplied through
a leading spot arm in . semi-monthly
crop letter said that favorable weather
mainder Of the cotton crop during the the
last half Of November, with the Census
Bureau expected t. -1ort very large
ginnings for that period.
Grades were 70 ~. 't~n -
pected and lit. ahr-6 - '-t- 80
ton was anticipated, With prices above
the loan leves.
The arm said that there is a definite
shortage Of m;ddllr,
in the current crop and also srades
below low middlins.
Noon prices we're ~ r
higher than the previous close. Decem-
ber, 3028; March. :iU.-o. Al. .,
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec s R.-Foreign sx-
in New York open market IOh per cent
discount Or se.12h United States cents,
Europe---dreat Britain .tpound), 2.s0h.
2.S0a, unchanged; Great Britain 60-day
futures, .2.s0A, unchanged; Great Britain
90-day futures 2.80h. unchanged; France
(lira, .16h Of cent. unchansed; sweden
(krona, 1885, unchansed; switzerland
tfranel efreel, 23.29, unchsnged,
unbalanced; Brazil tfree), $50, UNCHANGED;
Mexico, 11.t7, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-5O at 1875.
Capital Transit 4s-S1 900 at 97i2.
Washington Gas IS 196O-S1 900 1T 123.
0arhnckel common-100 at I'm.
Hecht comnlon-5O at o5; 80 at 2b
Evening star., 1949-12-05


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Evening star., 1949-12-05
Dividends Announced

Chicago e. North Western Rail-
way announced the election of
William F. White as secretary to
succeed Barret Conway, who re-
tired as vice president and secre-
tary.