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Construction Awards
| Reach New Postwar
Record in Week

NEW YORK. June e-Engsneer
| lng construction contracts award
led throughout the country this
. eek hit a post record O.
$22s. isi 900. Engineering News
Record reported today.
The total vas 80 per cent above
/ the si23 .055 900 for the four day
week ended June and 30 per cent
above the si74l4s. 900 for the cor
responding fve-day week Of last
year.
Private construction accounted
for Sl37 Ia 900. which Was la1
per cent above last weeks s46. 7Te.-
900 and 90 per cent higher than
the total OF SIS .32s. 900 for the
like week Of ls4s.
Public construction awards TO-
tailed $50 .s3s 900, or II per cent
above last weeks s76.2Ts.ooo. but
10 per cent below the sss.eI7 900
for the corresponding week Of last
year.
The cumulative total Tor the NrSt
% week of is4s reached s3.&l3.-
057 900 or II per cent ahead OF
last year.
Large public utilities and indus
trial projects in the Southwest
swelled the private contract totals
this week. The FL PaSo Natural
Gas Co. let one contract for s24.-
SOC. 900 for $50 miles OF 3o-ince
loop lines in New Mexico. Arizona
and California. and another for
SIS 500 900 for l02 miles of 26-inch
crossover gaSline in Arizona.
Other big contracts included one
for an $4,000 900 lo-story ware
house and one for a sl2.500 900
25-story once and terminal build
ing in Houston. Tex. for the Kay
Park Industrial Development Corp
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CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO June o up tUspA> .-salabls
sows 25 higher: trade opened slow. bu,
later was fairly active and uneven. par
ticuiarly on butchers over 900 pounds;
sa9 p sn1s most s9ed ans ssoes 10
so,s6-sI Is: 2so-aso pounds, IL $3.50 50
10000 pounds. 1880 rs: few weigh
sos, up snd e e9 s Dsgnas q9yR e sss
10 90: 4oo-45o pounds 1a.s5"i4 sb: AS.
$50 go pounds 20 l6.26-lo.oo; heavier sow'
800; very SLOW; general market weak te
SO J ley cG Loads Or 50 ehoie. steers sold
choice steers. 1875 pounds down, IS so.
27.25: two loads choice 400 pound
pound steers, $3.50; medium TO low-Rood
heifers. 22.0o-36 90; load good to choice
beef COWS. l9. $4,000: Gamers and cut.
tiers. 10 Qo-16. medium and GOOD saus.
ase bulls, 81 .00-23. 90: practical top
ESQ; practical veaiers. - 90. few u
500; stock cattle SLOW. so TO 100 lower
saiabie sheep-50O: slsushter lamb,
weak to l 90 lower: ewes. so lower; out
side choice native spring lambs, 10 90
mainly 1900 down; ewes 100 10 90,
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stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower
I'm Quiet DEALINGS

NEW YORK. June s.-Fatns
downward tendencies developed in
the stock market today.
The performance was far from
conclusive though. Losses were
small and numerous issues either
remained at Wednesdays close or
even moved up O triae.
Trading volume was unusually
low. partly because OF the ap-
preaching long week end and
partly because of q revival of an
extremely wary mood among In
vestors and SPECTATORS.
Today's tinge Of weakness fol-
lowed two days of creeping ad-
vances- On Monday the market
dropped to a two-year low In one
OF the steepest declines OF the
year.
Rubber and railroad issues were
among those giving ground most
readily. Non-ferrous metal stocks
made a good showing In the face
OF further reductions In the prices
Of zinc and copper.
Lower prices were paid for
Youngstown Sheet. General
Motors. Goodrich. United States
Rubber. Firestone. Montgomery
Ward. Sears. Roebuck: United Air
craft. Commonwealth Edison. Dow
Chemical. J. c. Penney, Ovens
Illinois. Santa Fe. Pennsylvania
Railroad, Southern Railway.
Chesapeake a. Ohio, Standard OH
Of New Jersey and Warner Bros.
Higher were Bethlehem Steel,
Woolworth. International Har-
vester. Columbia Gas. North Amer
lean Co, Kennecott Copper. Inter-
national Nickel. General Electric,
Union Carbide, Radio Corp. Inter-
national Paper and Loew's.
Railway issues slipped a shade
In the bond market. Governments
held firm In over-the-counter
dealings.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. june 91.-sussss. Tes o.:
1877: steady. wneistais prices % eaIs
cartons Creamery. hishsr than a2 seer
fAAi. GOT. esnis, % score "a. ssss; We
seore IN, ssh. 80 scers tCDv -
Cheese. aIs,s7s; steady. prices M
70 nrtees were htshsr today In ths
wholesale market Receipts tetsled Ia
SA4 cases Spot quotations fellow
M.Iwsgtsrn-Mixed eeiors, extrs hsAyy.
weights. se-B4 extra / lsfas. 81! sx ~
current receipts. ts-s7: cirtiss. ss-4s
wni;%s - ranry he&vyw~ighta ks~s5
extra I larxs. say sxsra : srss' 10
| Browrs Fancy heavyweight. 9s-ss
extra / Iarsa. ~ sxtys medium, s1sh5
Nearby ltop anotatiens On r~aFeT whit.
and brown tgss. represent wholssss ssll,
ing prices fer thu 6nest mark ana re-
paytrR prices 70 producers o. snspp~Fs
whites--Ertra fancy hsavyyslEsts ~
fancy hssvyweiKhfs. 81 81. others. 800
mediums, ss-ss: paIsets. Ss-As' seswss'
nrorns-gxsrs fancy hsavywssshts
s3-s4: fancy hsavyweishta, sl-HS, o9hess
sT-s0. mediums, 6S-sS. pufsets- s-~ss
pSewees aasnose6,
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| NEW YORK. June 5E~~refslss "a
change rstsa fplias forsat Britain 10 a1i'
lars. others In csns&t:
Canadian cnfisr In Nsw Tesk apsn xMs-
kef. . 4 per cent dtaeouns o. % ssAs o
csnfs. unehanssd
Europe Great HFisain tpusaat. sngss
unfhanae6: Great Britain. s0-dsy faaafea
COT. 10 Y. OF 4 sens. 6fsst Britain, 50
Britain. eD-6sy fnssrss, } sses. - esnf
Francs franc. sou OF . csat arfhansse
| italy fitrat. June sxse rate ieaf 30 MAJ
shsnssd sssfssrisns ssfsnsi ,fr.spa "A 81
tunshMnssc.
Latin America Afssntsrs tfrssg go ~
| Msrinn. IL 9g az 81 nf a sxna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09
Fulton Dixon Slated
To Become Chairman
OF Bank Auditors
By Edword e. Stone

Fulton Fl. Dixon of the Security
Savings g. Commercial Bank Is
slated for election as chairman OF
the Auditors Section of the Dis
trict Bankers Association at q
dinner meeting at the Mayflower
tonight. He will succeed Ernest
r. Lewis.
Tudor Wilton. Second National
Ia expected to be vice chairman
and John r. Cocker, Riggs Ma
tiona1, secretary. There Is live
iy contest for treasurer. members
said today. Two members of the
Executive Council also are to be
named.
New Hecht Official Named.
John ]. Kavanagh, general man
ager of the Controllers Congress
Of the National Retail Dry Goods
Association since 1916, has been
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Fronk Mcintyre Dies:
Stooe and Rod,o Actor

ANN ARR9AR MHG- ,'an% . -
pgagsk MCINTYRE - EsAEt ara
radio arsas died YESTERDAY IN 81
1osess& Mercy Hosg5tAl
Itse veteran Agtas @te ristFs
roles IN sssrsA, nfgAad aAY sAks
prod nc t3cssas also NAs tgss ctas raj
Capt Renfr lt Tire radio SNes~
boat program
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AA e1D
general manager Of Hecht Broth
ers and vice president OF the
Hecht Co. The new treasurer Is
member of the New York Bar.
He attended New York University,
Harvard and Fordham.
Insurance Center Opened.
Henry X. Westphal. State agent
OF the Farm Bureau insurance
companies in Greater Washing
ton, announced opening OF new
of1ices today in the Marsh Build
ing, 1882 M street NV. The Of
f,ces will be headquarters for the
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile
Insurance Co., Farm Bureau Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co, and Farm
Bureau Life Insurance, all OF
Columbus, Ohio. They are spon-
sored here by the Potomac Co
operative Federation.
Net sales of Peoples Drug Stores
Inc, In May totaled $3.756,S02. a
slight dip Of $24.691. or OF per
cent, from May. 1948. In the first
1--WE months of this year sales
amounted to $18.846,406, q gam
of 1924, 800, or "a per cent, over
the like 194S period.
D. K. Howard, chief accounting
officer of Julius Garfinckel 81 Co..
was elected chairman of the Ma
tional Capital Group of Control
lers at the Woodmont Country
Club last night. ]. L. Adeski
Lansburgh e. Bro, was named
vice chairman, and Jack Neff OF
the Hecht Co., secretary treasurer
j. C.. Goodwin, Woodward e. 10th
rop. installed the officers.
New directors are Bernard
Feustman. Lansburgh's; c. r
Brooks, Raleigh; n. A. Lee. Jel-
left IS; Harry Koonin. Kann's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09
Business Briefs

n Business Il II VI iUCA1UCA
banks In leading cities declined
Tor the 20th consecutive week to
s13, 476, 000. 900 on June l, q drop
of S152 900 900 from q week ear
lier and 1871 ,00o. 900 below year
earlier-Federal Reserve Board.
Bank Clearings In Is leading
cities totaled '$13.1s0.287, 900 in
the week ended June 8, a gain OF
2s.1% from the preceding holiday
week, but only .81o above the like
1913 week-Dun e. Bradstreet. A
sharp year-to-year gain at New
York slightly more than Offset
declines In other cities.
Crude OIL Production in the
week ended June 4 averaged d.
sss.150 barrels daily VS.. 1897 200
In the previous week and 5,475 800
In the like 1948 week-American
Petroleum Institute. The latest
average was lowest since late
March, 1S47.
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad has
invited bids on $4,440, 900 of equip
ment trust certificates, dated July
/, to help finance purchase of 10
stream1ined sleeping cars and
fseven diesel locomotives.
s Blue Ridge Corp. declared a div
! idend of 20 cents, payable July 8.
{ The company paid one dividend
In 194a, n cents in December.
q Locke Steel Chain Co. declared
an extra dividend of 40 cents and
n regular quarterly of 40 cents,
both payable June 80. raising. pay
ments for the year ended June 80
to $2.40 VS.. $l.80 In the previous
year.
Ritter Co. declared dividend
of 371a cents a common share,
payable July /. Previous quarter
ly payments we're 80 cents.
J. C. Penney Co. sales In May
totaled $69, 2S0,711. drop of 10
from a year earlier; In five
months, $3o5 .052. 1858, a gain of
So.
Butler Bros. sales for May
amounted to $1,000. 1922. q drop Of
16.4% from a year earlier; for five
months, s48,316,33s, q decrease
of 1897.
Soundview Pulp Co. earned $2,-
264.806 or $3.50 q share in five
months ended May 81 VS.. $2,427,-
100 or $40 q year earlier.
Clinton Industries, Inc. profit
for three months ended March 81
was $s79 ,049 or $1.09 VS.. a deficit
sof $316,s7o In the same 1948
speriod.
y Spencer kellogg q Sons, Inc,
i learned $3,275.o48 or $2.6S in So
sweeks ended May VS. $4,709.sl1
xor 1885 a year earlier.
Y Teck- Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
net income for four months ended
April 80 was 1884 ,s97 or Z cents
VS.. $207 ,412 or 4 cents in the same
1913 period.
a Sonotone Corp. earned $l31 ,904
Tor IA cents In three months ended
March 81 VS.. $l21, $50 or Is cents
10 year earlier.
u Aldens, Inc, net for IA weeks
ended May 8 was $67.46 or 9
cents. No comparisons for year
Aearlier were given.
4 Fairchiid Engine a. Airplane
Corr. announced the removal OF
IA. r. Flood as assistant controller
because he has sided with q move
naent to replace present directors
eEichard s. Boutelle was previ-
Dusty removed as general manager
for the same reason.
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Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. June 8 (P.-Spot
nonferrous metals prices today
Copper. II cents a pound. Connec.
ticut Valley. Major mine opera.
tors quote. 1S.5-23.5 cents. nom
inal.) Lead. II cents q pound
New York. Zinc, 10 cents pound
East st. Louis. Foreign silver
tbs cents an ounce. New York.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 0 lRs--CostoE
futures we're steady today In sios eayiy
DEALINGS. supported BY trade baytns for
GOVERNS
leading xpot nrm sold 500 bales Of
nearby July futures al 1914 cents 9
cents. There vas some hesitancy on the
July situation. rejecting the belief thai
furthey advances would hrtng out Ia
creased cotton offeTinxs.
New ercp deliveries we're steady In the
face Of favorable private crop fcrsessts.
One leadsns survey pTedattse the
aerease increase at almost ID per cent
ever q rear ago.
Noon prizes we're 10 40 cents es!e
hi9her than the previous close suiy
ar.4, Oct 20 Os and Dee e&.s5.
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Washington Exehonss

Potomac Electric Power sommon--i"e ~
v,rsinia Elee,r,e A. Pc~.r ecmmen--l 90
al lShs. 30 81 lnl.
pesnrnae Electric Power eosr mon-~-9o a.
i8As. 10 al iSts, leo a. lsss : ss
l3is ct 13s -
washington Gas eosnrncn--le 81 ~ To
Gsrnncksl btses prsterreo~-Ioa 81 ses.
csni,a Transit As-~<2 GOO At ash
virslnia Electric ana Fewer eemmea~-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09

e le c { e q vice
president and
treasurer Of the
Hecht Co. 1t
was announced
today. He Sue
ceeds Jay j.
Miller, who be-
came treasurer
of the company
In 1912.
Mr.. X va .
nagh's appoint
ment will per-
nit Mr.. Miller
To devote his
fill time as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09

Msurfy ea1eB On tme &xeman&& As91x.
l1.0O n l7n 600 Il 90 noon $50 ooc
INN $50 600 800 o N. 600 90
UNIT of trading 10 sh&res sIn oank.
| rurtey an recesvershtu or ee3ng rsorgantsed
| under the Bankruptcy AGA or securities
assumed By such ccmpanfeA kates % dfsl.
idis6ursemsrlts based On the last quarterly
| Or senasanuuai declaration unlesa efhef-
wise noted. special or extra dsvtdenas Ars
I'M M ri1iata Also extra or extrA& Plus
Isseck dividend. dCash or stock 9 Pasd
sast year. fPsyaels y stoek estimated
Iclared paf6 20 far shia pear. DECLARED
lar naid after stock divs6end or splt-lp.
h Declared ss paaa this ysAs. % sesums WI.
this ear. dividend emitted. defegred or 10
articn taken al last dtvsnenG aesstng.
n Declared loxG uayahle tn Ia4@. Y k&quA.
dasisr dividend 1raynhls M sscck. exAct
casa valns undstefmansd On &sea&rastae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09

today but fully steady. Coed and choice
butchers weighing l so to go pounds sold
Al 9fes 70 si-E0. the early top price.
Cattle prices were weak and sheep prices
steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-09

United Shse Machinery Cssp.
elected George r. Brown prsss-
dent.
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NJ. 7. Curb Market


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| Cooper-Bess Q
| Corn PrOd D oU
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| Crown Cork 10
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| Crucibie Steel
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Z ittS bVa w L --
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NEW YORK. June R.--Dividends
| declared:
Laurel outlook., 1949-04-06
TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brock an
nounce the birth of a daughter
Monday at their home on the
Keefer farm. formerly known as
the Tintinger place.
Mrs. Kenneth Shay and chill
dren of Hawthorne spent Tues
day afternoon at the Grubs
home.
Mrs. Charles Grubs spent
Thursday in Laurel with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Beslano-
| witch are grandparents to a
baby girl who arrived to glad
| den the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs,
! Burwin Hayes of Billings.
| Charles Griebel and son Jim
my, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and son Eddie. and Mrs. Mil
ler's uncle, Emil Rauch of Bill
lings we're visiting the Kappel
families Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kappel
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex NATL of Silesia, Sum-
day. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and
daughter leila drove to Combs
Flat Sunday to visit at the Earl
Linger home.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Kappel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kappel
went to Billings Friday evening
where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Belanowitch, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yurian
and Fred Beslanowitch of Bill
lings and Joe Beslanowitch of
Park City spent Sunday visiting
at the Frank Kappel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kish and
Viola Lindsey of Billings were
visiting friends here Sunday.
A. L. Grubs and son Charles
were business visitors in Bill
lings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wheeler
of Laurel were calling at the
Grubs home Saturday evening.
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Laurel News Items

Mrs. F. N. Barney of Billings
received the high score prize
when Mrs. A. w. Orr was hostess
Thursday to members of her
club at five hundred. The second
prize was won by Mrs. A. F.
Elliot, low by Mrs. Anthony
Freed, and travel prize by Mrs.
C. E. Rodgers. Mrs. Ed Wright
was a guest.
Beverly Ann Barthuly of Liv-
ingston was a guest several days
of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Brickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Swain
are the parents of a daughter,
born Wednesday, March 80, at
a Billings hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Barney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platz
were guests at a social evening
and lunch Saturday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gowen.
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ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

1.-THE Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
400 Durland Avenue.
Martin H. Juengel, pastor.
Palm Sunday - Confirmation
day.
Sunday school and Bible class
at $50 a. m.
Confirmation service at 10 a
m. A class of five will be con-
Ifirmed: Cecilia Bait, Lawrence
Brese, Curtis and Roy Ingraham,
and Eugene Marcus.
Good Friday, April Is, services
at the regular hours, 10 and IL.
Saturday school at 9 a. m.
81 think it is true that our
education must be shot through
with religion. If you subtract
God from education, you do not
even attain secular education, but
are left with no education at
all."-Pepper.
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THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

H. C.. Haemmelmann, Pastor.
Sunday, April 10, Palm Sun
day.
Listen to the Carlton 9 a.. m.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m.
Confirmation service 1880 a.
m.
Prayer meeting, 2 p. M.
Confirmation sermon, 1880 p.
m. "KING-not for a day
BUT FOREVER"
Monday: Union Lenten services
in the Nazarene church.
Tuesday: Union Lenten SER
vices in the Methodist church.
Wednesday: Union Lenten SER
vices in the Congregational
church with Rev. j.. H. Haueter
preaching.
Thursday: Maundy Thursday
candlelight Communion service,
1870.
Friday: Good Friday services
at 1890 in German.
Saturday: Prayer meeting, 700
p. m.
Easter Sunrise service at 700;
Easter worship service 1890 in
English.
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ST.. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH

"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
Park City, Mont.
A. M. Bachanz, Pastor.
The Lutheran Hour KGHL
Sunday 8 a. m.
Examination and Confirmation
services April 10, beginning at
10 a. m.
Choir Monday 1880 p. m.
Maundy Thursday services with
celebration of Holy Communion
7:45 p. m.
Good Friday services at IL a.