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Arizona sun., 1950-07-14
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Arizona sun., 1950-07-14
Gundhi Kin Ends
Hunger Strike

BOMBAY, India = Mrs. Raliat
Ben, 83 year-old sister of the late
Mohandas K. Gandhi ended a "a
hour hunger strike Sunday after
Aaurashtra state authorities had
agreed to cancel an order increas-
ing school and college tuition fees.
Arizona sun., 1950-07-14
ALLENVILLE NEWS
BY Melvin GraysOn

"Be Thou Faithful Unto Death
and I Will Give Thee a Crown
of Life" the text taken from Rev.
2:10, was the topic of a wonder
full sermon delivered by the Pas
tor Rev. Louise Burnett at the
c. M. E. Church. Several visitors
were present and two were added
to the church membership. They
were Mrs. Josie Lee Smith and
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell of Aliens
AS of May 10, there were g.
678,9O6 licensed radio sets in new
Japan.
Always turn off an electrical
appliance before pulling its plug
from the socket.
Keep eggs cold and covered for
top quality after you buy them.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO May % LP>.-July soybeans
raced merrily higher on the Board of
Trade today. leaving the rest Of the mar
other contracts of all cereals had an
easier undertone. showing no inclination
sainins fracfionaiiy, wheat. corn. % oats Aa1d and
rye retreated below the previous close
under an increase in offerings.
July beans opened on gain Of 8 to 612
cents, following upon 10-cent run-up
yesterday. Near the end of the first hour
July was 41a cents hisher, selling at 315Aa
Hew-crop soybeans we're l-s4 cent higher
Wheat near the end of the frst hour
S2.1sss; corn was UNCHANGED to q lower,
July S1.4sHa, and oats were l4-% lower
July 70. Lard was 7 to 10 cents q
ssYrg's7s srndsTss pounds higher July offered at
Part of the early buying in July beans
market closed with unified buying orders
Some * W shorts also we're we're caught caught BY s'shSe stop.
Seasonal sea- high e ''''' A''' OA'Ae0 '''
Recent frmness in soybean meal and
JaIg Beans but more e pronounced m n can reS a.
son was the belief there would be little
cash beans around before the new cror
comes in.
s m e was xhsfe fe0Fd ESe whsa
siderable in regent weeks TTadeTs toas as;
n0ted not pnio m North pskota WSe
snouiia snS In that % important spring wheat State
70 orom around fe the deVernment loan Ieyei here re
placed at about 1 55 bushel. This. the!
said, was creating larger offerings of th'
eafa Iard sralhn Showed W firmness in early dealing
in sympathy with the upturn in soybean
as well as in other fats and oils.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Tobacco Markets

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd Nav aS Gr-
Demand was weaker for Southern Mary
land tobacco aueitoned yesterday with
losses IN averase prices scattered threuEh-
out all GrogpS.
The report. issued by the Omitted States
Department Of Agriculture and the state
Department Of Markets said most declines
we're small
Offerings were fairly heavy with quality
about the same as Tuesdays.
About three-ouArters OF yesterdays
markettngS consisted Of fair and good thin
crop, low and fair heavy crop and fair
grades OF seconds and tips,
Tuesdays general averAEe OF S41 - WAs
STA under that Of Monday, Net aue-
ton sales Tuesday totaled 6Sl $50 pounds,
hTinging the season total TO IL .hHS, SOS
pounds averaging S4SSl per hundred
weight
AveraEe auction bid prices per 100
pounds on limited number OF reprsssn-
tatlve United States grades YESTERDAY.
Heavy erop--Good cherry red S6S. un-
changtd: fair chsrrv-red So, down 81;
fair red sac. down 81; fair green. $le,S1.
Tips--fRlr cherry-red S4s. down S6I
fair red SS6, up 81: fair green tlA.
down 81,
Thin crop--Ftne cherry-red 500, down
81; good cheTry-red SOS. unchanged; GOOD
red $66. down 81 fair cherry-red S66. un-
ehanEed fair red S6l, up 81
SecopdS-Fine cherry-red S67. uu-
chaagcd, eood eherry-rsd SOS, UNCHANGED;
fair eherry.red SAS. down 81
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Produce Markets

Tn Bsltimore alt quotations furnished by the
onated a states Asriculture Department:
baskets and boxes. d. s. No. ' /, New guJee! Jerl
sey @ Romes. 3.inch up. 3.25; Winesaps. aN
inch up, 3.25; Pennsylvania Ganos, 2a-
fnfn cnIor up zG 700; Romes, 2h-inch up, fair
Petatoss-New. market about steady;
snsa ponnd saess rleFida sizs seSagos No. l. So
sweet PotatoesHMarket- -,GI dull; Delaware
washed and Waxsd, soo-S5:: New y jersey. sD; !.
S?ss: 5'9Rs!s SasS: SSsFss: ss:h. otsnss ~
,AAsparaeus-Market about steady; pyra-
ffosssl' fan.1' 4ee0o-450' few high as 500; extra
s3;0o-SaS. 200 few; $50; choice. mostly 80,
go mostly 4oo4 s5 extra 0iHsse, fasey 5S- g.
3.a5; few low, as 800 Virginia, large.
4'25-4,75; medium. s.5o-4 90.
-, Poultry-,Market barely steady: receipts
lperal trading SLOW some carried: fryers.
IA SM POUNDS rs and up 31-32, few higher;
Teishts nearby. s73s, few hisher hshs; hsane some
low as %; light weights, mostly 20, S0nhe
E,o,rp.o.Grain Grain Market.
Wheat.aReceipts: s,667 bushels: ship
mehts, p,l;, 1924 bushels: stocks, ., ,144 331
9oShss 9omeac Ne Msv rsd winter sa sareky spot
ssIIeky SPOT, not *.3S39; NO. red winter
menPE GGEnhssfiPts s7oc spshes sqip
bushels. .
..oost ossts1aessiPts, % none; shipments none;
stocks. 111,334 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments. none:
stocks. 14,645 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts. $3.50 bushels: shin.
ments none; stocks, 81 1928 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts. 129 tons.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May a5 Up, CUsDA>.-sala-
BILE hogs, 5000; fairly active after slow
butchers and 25 cents higher on sows: top
2O.25 sparingly for choice 20O-22O pounds;
most good and choice, 19O-24O pounds.
~. .7b-2O.15: 250-2S0 pounds l94O-1 1873;
2s9-330 pounds, 17.75-19.5O; few 800
315 pounds 1S00-lS.75: small lots I50-
$50 pounds. 1S.00-20.OO; most good and
choice sows under $50 pounds, 1885,
clearance
.. salable cattle, $500; salable calves, 400;
steers active. $500 cents higher except
common to low-medium kinds only steady;
helters strong to 25 cents higher; other
classes fully steady: good and choice fed
steers and yearllngs, 2S.75-3l.75; odd
mead to 81 so; medium to low-good steers.
20. 25-2S 80; three loads high-good and
cholce heifers, 900 pounds, 5000; most
medium to good heifers, 265O-295O; good
cows, %. 2.00-23.75: most common and me-
olum beef cows. 1S :25-21 so; Gamers and
bulls, q ;5o;23:25; ,vealers 200 down. O''
igs ings on most; load choice 81 pound Iowa
led woolskins. 27;50: the top; two loads
medium to good shorn soutbwests carrying
yearling end, 24.0O; sprinkline sprins
lambs steady at 5000 down; ewes dull
and weak at recent sharp decline: load
common to good wyoming-fed ewes, $50
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Construction Awards
Up Sharply in Week
And Far Above 1949
sy ire Assoeia.sd Press

NEW YORK, May 25.-New
heavy engineering construction
contract awards reported in the
week ended Monday totaled 1921 =
10000. Engineering News-Record
reported today.
The engineering construction
weekly said this was 38 per cent
above the average week to date
this year and compared with
S206. .02e. 900 the previous week and
Sl73,679 900 in the like l949 week
Private contract awards reported
during the week amounted to
sl59 ,839 900 against $lol $50 900
the preceding week and S75.s4o.-
600 in the like week last year.
Public contracts totaled $751;
35l 900. compared with Sl04 07S.-
900 the previous week and s97.-
839, 900 in the corresponding week
of 194e.
Cumulative contract awards to
date this year reached SAIL
$4,000. or "A per cent higher
than at the corresponding date
last year.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower
In Quiet DEALINGS
By the Asseeio4ed Press

NEW YORK. May 25.-The
stock market slowly but persistently
moved downward today.
Declines were posted over a
broad front, a few running to a
point or so. A choice selection of
speciality stocks managed to make
a little progress. Trading was no
more than routine.
Some issues responded to cor
porate news but insistent profit
taking blocked efforts at a real
rally.
Business news continued on the
favorable side but most traders
were wary of taking an aggressive
stand.
General Motors common Joined
in the retreat after a surge of
power during the past 10 days or
so. GINS advance was high
lighted by a rise of 2A early yes
terday following news of a five-
year contract with the United
Auto Workers. The stock closed
at 1875 for net gain of l3s.
ChrySler lost point or so and
lower prices were paid for United
States Steel, Republic Steel, Stu
debaker. Montgomery Ward, Doug
las Aircraft, Zenith Radio, Inter
national Business Machines, New
York Central, Standard Oil of
New Jersey. Socony-Vacuum and
United States Gypsum.
A better showing was made by
National Biscuit. Childs, Borg
Warner. Warner Bros, Sears Roe
buck, International Telephone,
Revere Copper and Allen Indus
tries.
Railway issues showed a ten
dency to slip in the bond market.
United States Government issues
held steady in over-the-counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
New York Cotton

NE wYoRK, May IS D,.-Lisht LIQUID
in forenoon trading. Nearby deliveries
sagsed under the previous close. infiu-
enced by. the continued high rate Of loan
repossessions which traders felt would
lead to an easing in the tight spot cot
ton situation toward the end Of the
season.
Other dealers, however, believed there
would be a ready demand for repoSsessed
cotton. particularly from mills, in view
Of the Improvement IN cotton goods sales.
to Is cents higher than the previous
close. July. 1917; October, 81 80, and
December, 31.7S.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May sS tEN-YoFeisn sx-
change rates follow tOreAt Britain ia
dollars. others In cents Canadian dollar
IN Sew York open market 9il per cent
discount or 90 iSA. United states cents.
Up Il Of . cent.
Europe-Great Britain Cpoundl. Snis.
unehAnEed Great Britain SO-aAy futures,
So; unbalanced, Great Britain 60 DAY
futures . 50, Of i ef . cent. Great
chansed. Belgium tfrancN aaAs, OF
- az q cent France Cfranel. sSll OF
cent. rnehanse6 Holland tEutiaeT,.
26 SO. up % 0. cent, Italy ltral,
l6is Of cent uaehAnged Portugal
teSeudol S4sts unehAnSed, sutherland
tfrAnel (freel. ~ AZ. Unbalanced
unehRnsed; Brasil ttree>, 5 So UNCHANGED:
Mexico ll.A7. unchAnSed. VeneIuela
thclirarl. 0nS unchansed
Par EaSt-Hons KonE dollar. 1873,
cnchanged
Evening star., 1950-05-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 25 lP,-Butter. 51a..
3le; STEADY: prices unchanged
changed. u
wholesale egg prices were higher today
with nearey Grades particularly in de.
mand Receipts totaled 1928 cases.
Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors, fancy heavy
weishts' 36; processed, 81; extra l large,
$500; extra l medium, 81 -32Ha; proc,
essed. "a; current receipts, 2e-321a; dir
ties 3O-3Oh; checks, 2sh-29h.
Whites, fancy heavyweights, 37-37h;
processsd, 3s: extra ] large, 341z-35:
extra 2 large, 1898; extra / medium.
81 1893. Browns fancy heavyweights,
1886; extra l large, 34h.
Nearby-Exra fancy heavyweights and
fancy heavyweight quotations are based
largely on exchange tradinsD Whites, extra
fancy heavyweights. 3S1a; fancy heavy
weights, $3.50: others. large, 325-
SAY mediums. 1898; pullets. rs. Browns,
extra fancy heavyweights. SO; fancy heavy
welghts. 35; others, large, 1924; me-
diums, 81 1E2-32h; pullets, %.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Electric Power rights-10O. 400
sont nSo: Avn l90, o. 100; 669i $50, 1872.
Potomac Electric Power rights-l5O, $50,
240, 100 at 3/32
Virginia Electric g. Power com-25 at 81
Potomsc :. Electric Power rights-25O. 100
Hecht 3s4te pfd-5 at 971a, 90 at ora
potomac Electric Power rights-1 900 at
CAPITAL Transit-25 at 32M.
Garfnckel com-10 at 1S
H. Heoht ah;neo eonCl6 at 31ss, 25 at 3las.
Georgetown Gas 5-S1 800 at lei,
Potomac Electric Power rights-9O. $50
Potomac Electric Power com-o5 at 15l.
IL at 15s.
Potomac Electric Power rishts-12O
1,29S, is at 1882
Riggs Bank COM at $40, at $40.
Potomac Electric Power 800 Did a
Evening star., 1950-05-25

w. T. Grant Co. received the
resignation of F. c. Wood as vice
president, effective July /. Mr..
Wood will enter business for him.
self as a consultant in the store
and warehouse building field.
Merck e. Co. elected James J.
Kerrigan president to succeed
George w. Merck, who will con-
tinue as board chairman.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Wheeling g. Lake Erie Railroad

wheeling IL Lake Erie Railroad
reduced the number of directors to
7 from Is at the annual stock
holders meeting. Officials said a
large board is not necessary since
the leasing Of the w. & L. E. to
the Nickel Plate on December !,
1949.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
1900 am. 2oo 900 l2 90 noon $40 600
100 p.m.- $40 600 2:OO p,m. 900 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares sIn bank.
ruptcy or recelvership or being reorganizec
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. Elk dividend.
stock dividend. Cash or stock. eDe-
IN stock. estimated cash value on ea-s!.vi-
dend date 6 Paid last year Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up.
( Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears, . Paid
action taken at last dividend meeting.
Declared l94s payable IN 1850. , Eaui-
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. May 25 R.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 20A
IL cents a pound. New York; zinc, 12A
cents 0 pound, East st. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-05-25


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Evening star., 1950-05-25
NJ. Y. Bond Market

list INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
iErrnixheA hx tho Ax&eeiated Rreazl
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 25 l1.-Dividends
declared Pc Stock Of pays
Rate; riod. record. able
Increased
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Ski Plane Saves
Five Fishermen
Morooned on Ice
By the Associotsd Press

SEBEWAING, Mich, Feb. 90
Five ice fishermen stranded over
night on a Saginaw Bay ice floe
told today how they kept warm by
huddling together in an igloo they
built and pacing a huge circle
scratched in the snow.
The five-Who suffered no ap-
parent i'll effects from IA hours
in 12-degree temperatures-Were
rescued yesterday by a ski-equip-
ped air plane. Saginaw Bay is
part of Lake Huron.
Pilot Franklin Hoffmeister, 27,
made five trips to the mile-long
200-yard wide ice cake in order
to take them off. They had been
flown to the floe Saturday, but a
sudden snowstorm prevented their
return.
Those rescued were Andrew
Draschil. %, and John Draschil,
25, brothers; Paul Schweitzer, 25;
Robert Eisengruber, %; and Karl
Kindinger, %. All are from the
SebeWaing vicinity.
They told Of erecting the igloo
as protection against the 35-mile
an hour wind. They said they
also marked a large circle in the
snow
I'VE walked around it whenever
we got sleepy one man remarked.
BY following the circle, they could
not get lost.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 P,.-Egss were
higher today in the Wholesale market
Midwestern: Mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights 3sh-37h; extra l large, SO:
Whites Fancy heavyweights, $780,
extra l large, 37la; extra l medium. 35-
.x1e Browns: Fancy heavyweishts. a7h-ssH;
Nearby, (top quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent wholesale
selling prices for the finest marks, and
not paying prices to producers or ship
Whites: Extra fancy heavyweishts. 80
3613s; mediums, $3.50.
Butter. easy. Wholesale prices on bulk
e9aart.oonss11crea,mery., e. hiEher than 92 score
80 score (B). SO; SO score Cj, 62fa.
Cheese, steady. Wholesale sales, fresh
American cheese (whole milk)-Cheddars,
35-36l2 cents; cheddars grass I94S1,
$500 cheddars grass 194S]. self cured,
51-52; single daisies, 361a-3S; single
daisies tgrass 194sl, 1851; Single daisies
grass 1946). shelf cured. 1889: single
fats tJune 1949l, -4Oa; flats grass
cured, 49, 50; midgets June 1870, 42-43:
midgets grass 194S). 5O-5l; midgets
tsrass 194sl shelf cured, 1888: Soee Proc
Swiss Single tubs} srsds 4, $685. eoooRsstIe arsde
b, 54-5R: grade " eA~0e
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Stock Market Drops
Fractions 10 Point
As Strike Persists
By the Asxociuted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. - The
stock market found a bottom to-
day after declining fractions to
around a point.
Selling pressure was not strong
but buying interest was damp
ened by refusal of soft coal miners
to obey John L. Lewis second
back work order.
Extension of a temporary in
junction against the coal strike
had no apparent influence on
price trends.
The markets performance was
considered impressive in view of
the potential menace of continued
lack of coal production. There is
still current of hope in the
financial district, however, that
the miners will be back at work
in the near future.
Stocks of companies likely to
be hardest hit by a coal shortage
were prominent on the minus side.
The radlo-televiSlon group was
noticeably weak.
Among the losers were United
States Steel, Bethlehem Steel,
Republic Steel, Armco, General
Motors. Chrysler, Studebaker,
Goodyear, United States Rubber,
Firestone, New York Central,
Southern Railway, Chesapeake &
Ohio. Southern Pacific, Nickel
Plate, Montgomery Ward, j.. I.
Case. Bendix Aviation, Emerson
Radio, Philco, Radio Corp, Zenith,
Sparks Wilmington, American
Telephone, Kennecott Copper, AL
lied Chemical, International
Paper, Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey, Transcontinental & Western
Air, and Warner Bros.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. Several United States Gov
ernment issues leaned back trifle
in over-the-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 Up USDA).-Sala-
Bile hogs, 1900; barrows and gifts under
$50 pounds, steady to 25 cents lower; most
decline on weights under 220 pounds;
butchers, $50 pounds UP, and sows mostly
slow start with some sales butchers par
ticularly weights over 300 pounds, 25
cents hundred pounds higher than Fri.
ag days ob SE clcss 1P Doupd 15s5 Hsst gSGd
most compsrable 24o.Sso pounds. 1880
pounds, 15.50-16 $50; most good to choice
sows 460 pounds down, 14.50-15.25, few
choice around 1880; heavier weights,
13.25-14.25; good early clearance.
Salable cattle, $4,000; salable calves,
600i Slow; slaughter steers and she
stocks steady to 80 cents lower; bulls
steady: vealers steady to 100 lower; load
good to mostly choice steers and heifers,
mixed, 3l.5o; bulk medium and good fed
steers, 22.50-2s.00; few loads high-good
medium weight steers, 80. 90; load COM
mon 90o-pound Holsteins, 1000; medium
and good heifers, 22.50-26.75; load held
above 27,00; common to good beef cows,
16.50-2o.00; Gamers and cutters, 12 80
1925; medium and good sausage bulls.
20.00-22.25; medium to choice vealers,
26.0o-32 90; culls down to 1900.
Salabie sheep. 1000; market not estab-
lished; big packers very bearish. bidding
lower; best demand centers on Eastern
shipping orders.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Foreign Exchunoe

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 P.-Foreign ex-
chanse rates follow (Great Britain In
dolsrs, others in cents):. Canadian dollar
n New YORK open market 10 per cent
discount or 5000 United States cents, un.
Europe-Great Britain (pound) 2.sOh,
Unchanged; Great Britain 3O-day futures
Z:s0Is. UNCHANGED; Great Britain so day
Iutures $50. unchanged; Great Britain
so.day futures 2.79h, unchaneed France
uIIanc) a2Sia Of a cent. unchanged; italy
Hlre) ,16h Of a cent, unchanged; Sweden
tkronal i937, UNCHANGED; Switzerland
uTanc) freel 1928, unchanged
Latin America: Argentina Gree) l1.2o,
UNCHANGED; Brazil free) $50. unchanged;
Mexico 1857, unchanged.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Building Number Altered
To Avoid Red Tape
By the As.ociated Pres,

SIERRA MADRE, Calif.-The
Government is building a post
Office at what should be 800 Sierra
Madre street. But the number on
the building will be 303.
Inspector William Lees ex-
planned that officials enormously
listed the address as 303 when
they mailed approval of the new
site. 1--WE decided it would be
simpler to change the building
number than risk involvement in
red tape by insisting that the Gov
ernment change the number on
it's records" he said.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. 90 Up-cotton fu-
lures turned easy in forenoon trading
today under increased pressure of nearby
March LIQUIDATION and hedge selling
Losses extended 81 bale before the
market recovered slightly.
Certificated cotton stocks increased
LBS bales and now totaled $685.
tial tenders Of cotton against nearby
March contracts.
A leading spot firm was q seller Of
nearby March at 90 to "a points under
the May, 1850. position.
Noon prices were 40 to 80 cents Q
bale lower than the previous close March,
1921; May 32.45, and July, S1.s9.