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Evening star., 1949-03-31
FOREIGN Exckunoe

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 LP.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow great Britain II
dollars. others ip cents):
Canadian dollar in, New York oper
market B's per cent discount or 80 6S'.
United States cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain pound 4,03is
up !. Of cent: Great Britain soda!
Britain 6o-day futures 4O3A4, up i Q
a cent: Great Britain 9O-day future!
0 q, up 10 OF cent; France franc
3las of a cent, unchanged italy Nira
March fxcd rate .0O1 739 February
OOl 40: Sweden tkronal 'TS5. un
changed; Switzerland franc) Gree) $3.50
UT 81 OF a cent
Latin Notwithstanding Greel 20a0
unchanged; Brazil free) $50, unchanged
Mexico .36, unchsnsed
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Sales

Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 90. High. Low. 1:15. chge.
ENIrH r iAs ,4M 3oN u n
Zonite Pro log 81 81
HeasIy Sales on the EAchanss To-day,
rI:UOaG 100000 -" uoon A4o 900
100 pm $40 600 900 70 600 600
tun1t of trading 10 shares. sIn bank
ruptcy or receivership. or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securites
assumed By such companies Rates OF div
ldends In the foresoing table are annual
= semi:annual DECLARATION: Unless other.
sr * riahts. Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividsnd .I Cash o. .,au stock Pa,d id
cash va!re & On ). e.,d,yidend y. date, De; s;
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
Declared or paid this year. an accunuia:
:his year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting,
dating dividend. . Payable in stock, exact
eaah value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1949-03-31
British Golf Champion
|Weds New York Deb
BY the Assosioted Press

PALM BEACH. Fla, Mar. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Sweeny.
jr.. planned a golfing honeymoon
today following their fashionable
wedding.
Friends said the former British
amateur golf champion and his
bride would 60 to Agusta, Ga,
for the Masters Tournament,
April ITO. and then visit Dallas,
Texas, Pinehurst, N. c., and White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, before
sailing for England in May.
Mr.. Sweeny, 37,. was married to
Miss jeanne Marie Connelley, 18.
New York debutante, in st. Ed
wards Catholic Church yesterday
afternoon by the Rev. D. O.
O'Brien.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 20 tUsDA..ssl.
able hogs 5000: generally steady to strona
on butchers but slow; sows steady: tor
sl.:a bulk 5000 and . Sa choice ls9,I4C q sa
?o',5; few choice $50 pound to 20. 20;
.9o-3n5 pound 1s:1b.l9,26; several lot:
:!4O-375 pound 17.75-lS.50; few good ano
choice sows under 400 pound l6.7h-l7 20;
i25-aOO pound l575-ls $50; 5"o.6OG
heavier at IA so; good clearance. o.
moderately active; steers steady to "a
cents hisher other XII killing .. classes ,es arm q
short sht 10 load choice / 900 pound y.srlins.
37@5; GOOD to low-choice steers under
400 pound 24.o0-2625; choice l;5l
pound weights 24.75; lou-medium to low;
good steers u 5G-23.75; medium and sooo
heifers "l.50-:4 30; common and medium
beef cows l650-1a.00. Gamers and cut
tiers l4.n0-I625; few light Gamers dowr
3OUO-22 so; vealers 5000 down,
salablc sheep 1000; slaushter lambs
and sheep strong to 2b cents higher: TOT
wooled lambs 1928, new high on crop
slaughter ewes 1925 down.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Chicago Grain
Nv the Associated prs

by The Associated Press
CHICAGO, Mar. 81 tP,-GraiHs helc
steady today without making any hii
advances.
Wheat was helped by another boost ir
the GoVerrment buying price to- cash
grain, a llttlc increase in activity on the
part of mills smaller receipts OF cash grair
at Southwestern terminals because 0.
bad weather conditions
Corn and oats were mostly hightl
lard followed the general trend, helped
by gains in veGetable oil prices. Tn!
and sogbean s I'll over he past feW days
Wheat at noon was Is lower to =,
higher, May . l57s; corn was Il lower tc
So higher. May l.34; oats were is-ht
higher, May s9ia: soybeans were - to j
a hundred pounds higher, May. / IS.
The. Kansas City ONCE OF the CCC
offered TO pay 4ll4 over the Nav future
Yesterdays late bid and l from the bid
while the market was in session This
was the highest premium of the cror
season.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Business Loans Drop
As Merchants Beqin
Buying Cautiously
BY the Assoeiated Press

Merchants. taking q cue from
their customers. are going light on
buying.
VERY conservative inventory
and buying policies" were cited by
Government otilcials today as the
chief cause Of q drop in business
loans since Christmas. This de-
cline has outdone anything Of the
sort in previous postwar years.
These loans are used In large
part to finance purchases Of stocks
of goods. Officials said merchants
not only have cut pack buying for
inventory-lest they get caught in
a phase Of declining prices-but
also have been paying off old loans
as fast as possible"
The business loans drop, as
measured In Federal Reserve
Board reports from member banks
in the Nations leading cities, has
run unbroken for the last 10
weeks. 1t carried the volume of
business loans down $e70.00o, 900
from the December 20 peak.
This drop of more than 4 per
cent in three months Is due to
lack OF demand rather than to
newly tightened bank lending
policies, officials said. They added
that reports reaching here show
no sign of unusual calling in Of
loans by the banking system.
Caution by merchants was
rated healthy" sign. The off,
cial position is that the country
would be better of If businessmen
guard against building up big in
ventories. Such heavy stocks OF
goods might have to be dumped
In forced selling later. something
that has accentuated trouble in
past Doom -and-bust" cycles.
The insurance provided against
such q situation by the conserva-
tive buying policies was described
as one way Of preventing any
bust"
Nevertheless, these policies
clearly were a link in the chain
leading to factory layoffs when
the buying hold-back, starting
with the retail consumer. reaching
the manufacturer and brought a
showdown in his operations.
Ofncials said retailers in general
put the brakes on inventory build
ing about the middle of 194S.
After-ChristmaS sales proved a
sharp disappointment and When
subsequent sales Jagged. they be-
gan selling stocks of goods without
fully replacing them.
Government data showed retail
stocks OF goods were $295 600. 900
lower at the end of January than
at the end of December. Whole
saler and manufacturer inven.
tories moved up slightly as they
Jagged behind retailers in cur
failing inventories.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. So A-3i
II,
SoIt Lake City BIoekout
Blamed on Water Main
BY the ASsociotsd Press

SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. ST.
A large area OF Salt Lake City. in
cluding the downtown section.
was blacked out for 81 minutes
early today.
A water main broke. causing o
giant size" short circuit in Q Utah
Power and Light Co. plant. The
short took out two transformers,
cutting of $4,000 volts OF power
serving the area.
Hospitals and utilities used
emergency power supplies. Flares
were used at the Salt Lake rnuni-
cipal airport for incoming aircraft.
United Air Lines said one cargo.
kaer came in during the blackout.
Several other planes also landed.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
D. t.. Bank CIearings
]et Records in March
And First Quarter
By Edward c. Stone

Bank clearings in Washington
set new alltime records in March
and in the hrst quarter, George
H. Bright. manager of the Clearing
House, announced today.
March clearings totaled 1884
l14,022 against s308,8l5,679 in the
same month year ago. an In
crease of S25 5,598,343 or gain OF
8 per cent.
Clearings in the first quarter
reached S914,951.8l3, compared
with $3.50 0O2,645 in the first three
months of 1948. a jump of S54.-
949,167 or about 7 per cent. This,
too, is a new record.
Goodrich Manager Named.
Frank R. Campbell, who has
been manager of the washington
District of the Replacement Tire
Sales division of the B. F. Good
rich Co., has been named sales
development manager for the
southeastern sales division. Be-
sides Washington. the territory
comprises the Atlanta, Birming-
ham, Charlotte. N. c.; Jackson
vile, Memphis and New Orleans
districts.
Succeeding Mr.. Campbell as
Washington district manager is
Clare E. Sears. With the company
20 years, he comes here from Phil
adelphia.
New Staff Member Appointed.
Pierre G. T. Beauregard, for
merly with the American Security
g. Trust Co., has become associated
with Folger, Nolan & Co., invest
ment bankers. it was announced
today. He was in the First World
War. later with the Federal Trade
Commission and is a great grand
son of Gen. P. G. T. Beauregard
of the Confederate Army. He at
tended Harvard and the Univer-
sity of the South, at Sewanee,
Tenn.
Howard E. Thompson, Columbia
Federal, and Edward L. McAleer.
Equitable Cooperative. will rep
resent the District Building and
Loan League at the conference OF
the Southeastern group at Old
Point Comfort. Va.
Fifteen stocks listed on the
Washington Stock Exchange are
now being quoted eX-dividend and
will soon make payments which
have already been voted.
Boothby Assumes Duties.
Everett j. Boothby assumed his
new duties today as president of
the Washington Gas Light Co.,
succeeding the late Marcy L, Sper-
ry. He has been vice president
and general manager of the COM
pany since 1882. is a graduate of
Tufts College. director of the Nc
Lachlen Banking Corp, Better
Business Bureau and past presi-
dent of the American Gas Asso-
eiation.
William L. Taylor, assistant
freight traffic manager of the
Southern Railway System at
Washington, will become assistant
to Vice President E. R. Oliver
tomorrow. April /. He will be
succeeded by Carl w. Dill. John
S. Martin will be promoted to
assistant general freight agent in
Washington.
Evening star., 1949-03-31

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Evening star., 1949-03-31
Business Briefs


cities dropped to S12,599, ,724 900 in
The week ended March 80, a de-
cline of 1867 from the previous
week and 2.5fo below the like 1948
Week-Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans of member
banks in leading cities declined to
14,962,000,000 on March %,
drop of 100000 from a week
earlier. but remained 1891 900, 900
above year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board. Loans were down for
The tenth consecutive week.
Sales by Manufacturers approx
mated 16,200,000.O in Feb
ruary. drop of s450, 100000 from
the previous month, but around
the same mark as year earlier
Commerce Department.
The Danger Zone between profit
and loss is being approached as
sales of merchants decline, warned
the Controllers Congress of the
National Retail Dry Goods Asso-
citation after survey.
Crude Oil Production in the last
week averaged S5,130,450 barrels
daily VS.. 5.145,400 in the previous
week and 5,377,250 in the like
l948 week - American Petroleum
Institute.
Freight Loadings in the area
covered by the Atlantic States
Shippers Advisory Board are ex-
pected to total 1,083,66 cars in
the second 1949 quarter. drop of
$40 from a year earlier, the
board reported.
United States Glass Co. de-
clared its first dividend in Is
years. 10 cents share, payable
April 80.
CIT. Financial Corp. registered
with the SEC $50,000,000 of 10
year debentures to increase work.
ing capital and furnish additional
funds to various subsidiaries.
Richfield Oil Corp. earned $16,-
751,475 or S4.19 share in 194S
VS.. $11,853.397 or $296 in the pre-
vious year.
Philco Corp. net income reached
an all-time high of s10,531,914 or
$6.32 in 1948 VS.. $9.630,69 or $6.ls
in 1947.
West Penn Power Co. earned
$9,O80,858 or $2.48 in 1948 VS..
s7,972,43o or 1925 in the previous
year.
Sperry Corp. profit for 1948 set
a record of $8,770,523 or $4.32 VS..
S5,673,Ol9 or $2.79 in 1947.
Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp.
earned Ss.012,503 or s314 in 1948
VS.. S6,431, ,432 or s256 in the pre-
vious year.
w. T. Grant Co. net income for
II months ended January 81 was
S9,299,167 or $3.67 VS.. S6.8l2. .122
or S2.63 in the preceding fiscal
period.
Murray Corp. of America earned
$2,355,179 or $2.37 in six months
ended February % VS.. 81 10000
or S1.56 year earlier.
Bullock's, Inc, profit for II
months ended January 81 was
S4,7OS,196 or $3.50 VS.. 81 1878 or
1891 in the preceding fiscal
period.
Hoover Co. earned $2.904,957 or
1888 in 1948 VS.. $4,538,351 OF
1874 in the previous year.
Bohn Aluminium & Brass Corp
net for 1948 was $971, ,105 or SITE
VS.. $190,741 or 50 cents in 1947.
Foremost Diaries, Inc, earned
s798.168 or $1.80 in 1948 VS.. $685.
1858 or $1.41 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
New York Cotton
BY the Associoied Press

Cotton futures fuctuated in narrow
range Of 35 cents bale in dull fore
noon trading today. Scattered hedsins5
and LIQUIDATION were Offset by mill
buying and some spot house demand fol-
new crop March futures;
Traders were hesitant in the face Of
of print cloth production unless sales
improved.
Noon prices were unchanged to IS cents
bale lower than the previous close
May 32.2s. July 3l.2O and October % A.
Evening star., 1949-03-31

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Evening star., 1949-03-31

United Aircraft Products, Inc,
had net income Of $76,410 or 13
cents in l2 months ended No.
ver6ber 80 VS.. a deficit Of $780,
100 in the preceding hscal period.
Evening star., 1949-03-31

G. r. Kinney Co., Inc, net for
1948 was $1.326.878 or $5.01 VS..
81 ,436,218 or $5.52 in 1947.
Wyandotte Worsted Co. earned
$325,797 or 81 cents in three
months ended February % VS..
$256,814 or 43 cents a year earlier.
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp. earned 81 1852, 1892 or 67 cents
in 1948 VS.. $1,642.412 or II cents
in the previous year.
Iran Is banking on bumper
crops in 1949 to tide it over its
financial straits.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commis
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
for March 80: 60l0 purchases involving
lS3,4 4b6 shares; 1921 sales involving
13S,a71 shares including II short sales
involving $3.50 shares.
Evening star., 1949-03-31
Washington Exchonee

Potomac Electric Power common-l0 At
l3sa 40 At l3as, 50 At l3la, 100 at
l3iz
Capital Transit ~ ls64-Sl,o00 At 30,
ST 900 at 80.
Capital Transit As l963-x4, ,OOn a. ~.
Vlreinia Electric & Power mmon-25o
Evening star., 1949-03-31
N. Y. Bond Market

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LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Chicken Shortcake with Gravy
Buttered Lima Beans
Carrot Sticks Beverage Cookies
Peach Salad in Cherry Gelatin
Peppermint Ice Cream

Each bundle of meat in the freez-
er should contain enough meat for
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a. HplOUkPP 49, THE, ,11g i,
H' - Hza a}HA 8 U.s.

For best reading conditions a
room should have a good general
light in addition to direct light
from a reading lamp.
Grape stains on your hands may
be removed by rubbing the stained
fingers in the pulp of fresh to-
mato.
Did you know that citrus fruit
pits should be removed before the
fruit is added to preserves, other
wise flavor may be affected.
The meat grinder helps make
meat tender. After grinding, any
meat cooks as quickly as a tender
cut.
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Next time the youngsters hint
at having something different for
supper" try serving mashed and
seasoned sweet potatoes baked in
the shells of tart apples.
A good way to cool loaves Of
freshly baked homemade bread IL
to set them on wire cooling racks
or across the edge Of the baking
pans.
Since frankfurters are cooked
when manufactured they need
only be heated; cover them with
boiling water and simmer lido not
boiD for about to 10 minutes
until they are thoroughly hot.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-22

Fruit juices for breakfast or bev-
erages are easily frozen. Select
good juices from well matured
fruits and chill thoroughly. Extract
the juice and pour into paraffin
coated tubs or cylinders. Freeze
Immediately.
Water used for washing fruit,
berries and vegetables should have
ice in it unless the temperature is
lower than S..
Speed the harvest to the freezer
just as you speed food to the can
for canning to prevent food value
loss and deterioration,
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Vibration In
Washing Machine

One Of our readers, noting an
item about a vibrating washing
machine solved similar problem
to her satisfaction, and wrote as
follows: IF she (the other reader)
will be sure to pack the clothes in
very firmly and tightly, and keep
turning the grease cup as per in
structions, she will find the vibrat-
ing has almost ceased except, Of
course, in the case of heavy arti-
cles such as overalls, rugs, etc. If
she can keep the washing part
full of water and sort of lean on
1t, it is barely noticeable even
with these heavy articles" I am
glad to pass this along for the
benefit of other readers who have
had the same difficulty.
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Freeze your Foods

BOAST TURKEY in midsummer,
- broiled chicken in January and
strawberry shortcake in Decem-
Der, these are some Of the items
which are a real possibility on
menus If you have facilities for
freezing your food. This may be a
freezer right in your own home,
or it might be space rented at one
Of the large lockers that are now
available in so many localities.
Foods know no season when it's
possible to freeze them, and, this,
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requires even less
a t t e n t on than
t r e e z i ng meat
since you yourself
can prepare it for
freezing W i t h no
special tools. Clean
the bird and dis
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of course, is one
of the best ways
to a v o i d meal
monotony. Y gu
S i m p y freeze
the f o o d when
it's at the peak of
the season, then
eat it when you
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y o U r family Tor
a meal. w a x e d
or waterproofed
paper m a y be
used b e t w G n
each hamburger,
5 ( a X q. L /! u p
since this makes
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Pulled Sleeves

uucu SlteVeS
JUST THE THING to plan on to
) have ready when school bells
ring again - simple princess
Jumper with tiny pulled sleeve
blouse and collared jacket to
match. She'll be as proud as can
be in this pretty outfit.
5. and years. Size 3. hummer Is,
yards of 39-nch; Jacket, lis yards;
blouse. / yard.
Ready for you now-the new Fall and
winter issue of FASHION. our complete
pattern magazine. Smart new designs,
tabric news-free pattern printed inside
the DOCK. Send Is cents for your COPY,
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them easy to separate and hastens
thawing once they come out for
use. Or, in this case, you may
readily remove two or three chops
without thawing the whole package.
Pull the proper wrapping tightly
around the meat to smooth out
all possible air and eliminate air
pockets. The package should be
smooth and firmly packed to con-
serve storage space.
Seal the paper with drugstore
fold' which means bringing one
edge over the other and folding it
over. the shorter sheet. Now twist
or fold the ends and seal with ace
tate (scotch) tape. This tape is not
affected by moisture or cold.
Label all packages so you can
easily identify them when you want
them. The label should contain the
type of meat enclosed, the number
of servings or the weight in pounds,
and the date on which it was
wrapped for freezing.
AS soon as the meat is wrapped
and labeled, place in the freezer. If
you do not have a freezer at home,
store the packages in the refrigera-
tor until you can take them to the
locker, but this should not be more
than a few hours.
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Clark Agrees

Clark Agrees
Clark said he heartily agreed,
and that if the judge ruled this re-
port had to be published, then he
would appeal to higher court
and if overruled there, then he
would move to dismiss the case.
(Since then, Judge Reeves has
ruled that this top-secret docu-
ment was not to be produced.)
The conversation was completely
cordial throughout as have been
relations between Hoover n d
Clark ever since Clark became at
torney general.
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Proper Wrapping
Saves Quality
LYNN SAYS:
Use These Freezing
Tins to Helm You

Varieties are of great Importance
in the successful freezing of fruits.
Apples for sauce, for example,
should be Baldwins, Greetings,
Northern Spy or Yellow Transpar-
ent types.
Study the freezing space which
will be available to you, and plan
how much of each fruit, vegetable,
meat or poultry you will have. Don't
overstock one item so that you can't
freeze something you want
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For Dress-Up

For Dress-Up
X LOVELY feminine looking
- frock for special dress-up 90
casions. The slanted lines on bod
Ice and one hip are accented with
unusual novelty buttons.
Pattern No. s432 is sew-rite perforat.6
pattern in sizes IL, Il. 16. 10, 20: 20 and
~. Size IA. AZ yards Of ae-inch,