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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
Das Leben deutscher
Landarbeiter in England
10000 Levte betoetisen seh dor fost allie frvehere
Kriegsqefangene

ser 8odle iiir lie, ebenlo uie fiir
engliife Irbeiter. Oaju fonlnlen Die
lleberltunoen. slnbere arbeiten i'm
gffcro uno fpnumen uui lefs oOer
gar ad,t Yilno pod,entlit. Sic iino
gut gefleioet. 6ait ole baben lid, be-
reits mebrere Mn,iise, @dId)e unb
Shube gcfauit. ginise iiuo nod in
Camps lrntergebrad)t, in Den alten
2agern aus ser 3eit Ser &rieasge.
IaugcnItaft, oa es al Wobnralm
iebIt, uber oie meiIten lebcn in, nenn
audi bGuiig redt prinitipen uno 5l'
lpeilen ielbit bergerid)teten Wcbnul'
gen aui ocn Tarmen, aui ocnen tie
arbeiten. Die Gerpilesln9 lit aus
reifeno. Tiele Don ibnen fohen
ieIbit ga lie iit an oic enallIche Slide
nitt 9elpobncn fGnncn. Iber ialt alll
fcmmen gut aus nit Sen Gnsldnocrn
uno nit Sen 6armern bel ocnen lie
arbeitcn, auh penn lie aeleaentlid
prlitiih ueritieOener Meinl,ng lino
slbcr ons tort in gnalano nidt
Sic iino ireie Irbeiter. Sic fon,
nen ibre Stclle mehieln. 9tur in Scr
2anowirtitaft miiiien lic blclben Iiir
Die Soucr ibrcs aufentbultes aui Ser
Snicl. Gem eS ieblt 8robbritannieu
an 9auourbeitern. Gle Gn9lanoer
ielbit orbeiten lieber in ser SnouItrie
Iort lit Ser 9obn beiier uno Die slr'
belt nid)t 10 ihlper. Die Seut'ber
iino oils 5l,uerldiiise slrbeitsfrdIte I'M
augemeinen uui Dem Sanoe 'ehr &C.
id)1tt. 60 bemiibt iih oas britl'd)e
9lrbeitsniniiterium, lie in Ser Sano'
nirtit)aft 5u balten. uno auh Die
sic einen anoeren gerlli erlernt bo'
ben, fonnen i'm in Gnglano nlh1
ousiiben, ielbit menn ibnen cine
Stelle oarln uugeboten luiiroe
Sic baben feline langIriltlgen Ser
tr1ge. Sic tOnnen morgen fiinol9en
ooer sefiinoi9t peroen. 0rellid), heute
braubt gnglano Sanburbelter. aber
menn ieine mirtlhaItlide Sa1e 'id
uerlhled)tern 'olltc, penn slrbeltslo
iigfeit auftritt, 10 miro man lie mad,
IeutifIono suriitlbiden uno tic
baben feline Moglihfeit, iid oasegen
81 pebren. Genn iie iino 6remoe
9luslinoer.
Sieie uniiderbeit bln9t slelh Ell,
nem Shatten iiber ibrem 2aleln
Nidt wenlge Don lbnen - ibel
5000 iino es bereits - lino uuI BEN
@ese, ensliide Siirser pl lperoen
Sic baben cusliibe afdOtlen, piel'
leiht Sotter Der 6armer, bel o'nel,
lie urbeiten, gebeiratet. 9tlht ulll
oieie Chen iino gliitlih geWoroen
Gieliad iino Die llnterihleoe III Ser
fuuit uno glloung 81 grpB, marer
materielle @emegsriinoe bel gb'tlul
Ser Gbe auI beioen Seiten i'll aus
id,lasgebeno. SielIad) fonnen ol'
Ieutihen aud) Die Gergan9enbel,
niht pergeiien, 10 lebr lie ilh be-
miibeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

Samburg. 10000 oeltihe
N1nner leben l,elte als 2anourbeiter
IN Gnglano. Gs iino iait ausnabms.
los ebemalise &riegsseiansene. Die
meiIten Don ibnen itamlnen aus Dit.
oeutidlano uno aus @ebieten, in sic
I, iie 5ur5eit nid)t 5uriidfebren f0nnen
oocr lpollen. lleber ibre 2ebensbc=
oinglln9en in GngIauo berihten sic
IN Seioelberg erlteinenoen yIeut,
! i1en &ommentare".
Tie oeutihen MGnner in ENGLAND
arbeiten in Sent, in Suiiolf, in
Shottlano. i'm Siioen pie i'm Nor.
Sen ser Sniel. in fleinen S0riern
ooer auf abgelegeneu Soien. Mnnhe
naren nod, niemals in 9onoon, an,
oere nur iiir fltr5e 3eit. Senn tic
batteu feline 9leibe in Ser Stobt,
wubten niht, wobin iie seben iou-
ten. Iber lie batten es lid) ibon i'm.
mer se1piinidt. Sett iisen lie in Dem
neugegriinoeten oeutihen @pbnbeim,
Dem eriten ieit Dem 9riege, Inn bie
fleinen, ,peib aeoertten Glide bel
,&onigsberger &lops" ODER vShleii,
item &immelrcih", Iernen sic erobe
Sauptitaot ibres 9uitlanoes fcnnen,
lnO ser Seiter, 8uitup slooli Geoat
llno 'eine ,Sreunoe er5ublen ibnen
babel bon Seutihlano, oas manhe
Don ibnen uiele Sabre niht mebr
ge'eben baben.
Die Shifiale oieier MGnner. sic
ireiUillig als slrbeiter IN England
blieben, oils oie 9eit Ser 8eIangen-
lbaft uorbei mar, iino Elm Spiegel
ser oeutihen 9tpt unierer 3eit. Ga
lit Ger &auimann aus SltpreuBen,
oeIien Srau lno &inoer ieint 1915
perihouen iino; er arbeitet beute bel
einem groben glumen5iihter, nubni
NIT einem &alneraoen 5ulammen in
einem biibId) eingerihteten @obnpa.
gen uno lit niht un5uirieoen nit
ieinem Sos. Sa lit ser 26iGhrige
9erIiner, ebemaliger 9erufsiolOat,
oeiien gltern bel eiuem 9umbenan-
grill ums 2eben fumen, Ser gerne
nah slmerifa nohte als aellner ODER
Chauffeur, Ser aber nod feline Wtos-
lihfeit ou5u seiunben bat. ga lit
Der Bauer aus Dem Suoetenlano,
oelIen Jrau nod in Der Sihetoilo-
pafei ieitgebalten miro, Ser lid irenO
uno ungliidlif iiiblt in gnglano, Der
Seimmeb bat unO gerne fortgehen
piiroe, aber nid)t lpeii, pobin. ga
lit Ser ebemalise Stuoent aus Shle.
iien, oeiieu Gltern als Tliid)tlinge
IN gaDeru leben uno feiu 8elo mebr
baben. um ibren Subn oas StubillIl
beenOen ju laiien mO Der iid) nun
OILS Sunourbeiter in Gnglano ielll
| 9rot uerolent uno martet, Dle uiele
anoere audi, Obne reht iu mlllel
morauf.
Sic ole marten. Sic ueroienen
gut. Tlereinbalb SIuuo (etpa 53
Mart) betrGat Der QtinOeItlohn i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

Granffurt. - sd CLAUDE niht,
baB Der nationaliitiihe GeiIt in
Oeutihlano pieoer auitcmmen piro," "
ioete Sobn S. McGlop. Il. 8. Sober
aommiiiar, bel ieiner erlteu Yreiie,
fonferens BON 1850.
McGIop bat ieit ieiner Grnennune
gum Sberbefeblsbaer in Ser aneri.
faniiden Gone Idon oiters iein Ser.
trallen oaraui, oab ser Nationalis.
mus iid in Geutid,lano nid)t pieoer
erbeben miro, sum- susorud sebrat,t.
Biele uon ieinen giiiitenten iino
aber nid)t 10 optimiitiid) einselteut.
Sic rperoen burd, sic unbeItrittenc
Gatiade, oaB 8apern, 8eburtsort
oes neutrality-suspicious., Elm irubt.
bares Gelo iiir oas Nuitommen zines
reuen fampi!ultigen Nationalismus
lit, beunrubist.
Die .nationaliitiihe Gpioemie"
bot lid in 9apern oerart perbreitet,
Sab auItusminiiter MIois SunSs.
BANNER, Ser allgemeiu als auberit
fonieruatiu betraf,tet miro, eine I'm.
teriuhung angeoronet bot.
Crit fiir3lid) ourd)iuhte sic Eoli-
sci 0as 9eim unb 9iiro BON aurl
Geiten.Sansl, Jiibrer Ser Gaterldn,
oiiden llniuu. sic tuniis5ierte Sic
Oofumente uno uuteriudte oas &c.
fln0ene Waterial, l,m ieitjl,iteuen.
Oh unter geiesen. Die oas 0Droern
pon neutrality-suspicious. unb 0tili.
tdrisn,us unteriasen, cine Auflase
9e9en ibn erboben lperoen fann.
Gie poIitild)e Situation in 8apern
,puroe nod mebr uermirrt ourd) eine
i,ationaliltiihe 8epesuns, welt,e Sic
Inerfennung gaperns als unabbdn.
gises oano gum 3iel bat.
Crsauiiatiouen in Sapern.
Haditebeno Ole sroBten uationaIi-
ftiihen Berb1noe. sic in Sapern.
1rie man peiB, in Aftion lino:
/. Deutibe attion: an ser Spise
itebt ErinS Subertus su 2olpenitein.
0ieier fiir5lif) organiiierte Serbano
bat-iein Sauptauartier in Imorsbad).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
SnnuCrstdu - Eritc Scite

''''> ~'NS Nl'il SlllS
Nu'hlnHtpn. Ger lpcit befunntl
NplfslplrtlcI)uftlcr 9ipucr y. Sobipn
bat llcb nit Den ErppbcscilnNen oes
Frdllpenten Srlmun nGber befurt,
nuE I'M Sabre 2OOO Die ancrifouis
lhc 9Sirtlhuft burh l;rpDuftipns
'ltlNcrlnN eIn Smrhlhnittscinfum
men pon $4,000 Iim icoc unlcrlfu
nlNhc Nunllllc ublucrien lpcrbe.
Soblon iMreibt oasu:
ia mir ia Eopicr0clp buhen
M c. luubl mDNlih, nuG olc lru
phcicillnu bcs Eriiiocntcn s$o0r.
belt lplro. Sus bcocutct jcourt fci,
ncslpcNs, oub I'M Sabre 2OOO icpt
an'cr'torl'tbc Nomllic mcbr .tuby
rl'llN mebr &lcipunN bciicre BE,
balllllnN unb mcbr @rbpllInu ais
Ictt boben miro, nenn babel ipic!cll
plele lllllcbtbure ,Sufturcn cine Hplle
~Gs he'tebt Sundrblt eillnul ole
yllIs1lbt, OoB mir in Den nGc)ltc,
1llntilN Subrcn eincn Dritten ISclt=
trleN erlebcn. Sas fam icbr leiht
oaiu Tilbren, bab es uns i'm Sobre
1000 erbeblih iblerbter oebcll min
ais fcllte. IS licat auf Der 6oup
OAR nllr cin Ncilti9es Gupoucn be
oen 1librcllDen 9tatinncn cine icltt
Siutdltropbc pcrblIGern fam. yln.
Ncllhts Der ,Qt0Nlihtcit clucs lot
tben StrlcNcs ericbeint es reht al,
bern. ilber Die pirtid)aitlit)cn 81,
hultlllllc Dcs Nubrcs 2OOO III reDcu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

Sunopn. Otebrcre 9ln,eidlen
beuten oarali bin, oaS iitt Die 9u0e
filr Sibet, Den uom l5iGbriNen ID
lui Suma reaierten Stout in Sem
traloiien. pericl,Grft. 9tah elmer
Melouna aus gbutan. an Der
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02

0mman Ad No. So
Eur Aufreehterhultunq
hires Wohlbefindens,
Aussehens vnd
Ihrer Stimmvng ..
nnissen Sic
richtigen
Stuhlgang
haben.

Wenn Sic irritiert
oder nerv0s sind
und an KOpf.
schmerzen, Case,
Blahungcn. yer.
stimmtem Magen.
iiblem Mundge.
ruch, Schlaf-Oder
Appetitlosigk cit
leiden, - beden.
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Harilei.
bigkeit zurGckzu.
fiihren sein. Um
lindern, hat sich
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-02
Forni'sAIpenkrGiiuter

ais cine ideale Medizin erwiesen. IN
gebrauchen vie angewiesen. Sanft und
milde bringt diese laxative und Ma.
gent;iligkeit anregende Medizin TRACE
Dirme zum Arbeilen und hilft, yer.
hSrtete Abfallstoffe auszuscheiden;
die durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten
Case zu vertreiben und gibt dem
Magen das angenehme Cefiihl Won
Warme. Alpenkrauter's erstaunliche
Wirksamkeit ist auf cine wissenschaft.
liche Formel zuriickzufiihren, welche
l8 (nicht nur Elm oder zwei Natur.
Heilkrauter, Wurzeln und Pflanzen
verbindet, cine Ceheimformel, yer.
vollkommnet iiber cine Periodic Won
78 Jahren. ia, fur schnelle, erprobte.
angenehme Linderung Won Hartleibig.
keits.Beschwerden besOrgen Sic sich
noch heute AIpenkr;iuter in -
Ihrer Nachbarschaft oder /&)
senden Sic fur unser
Spezial EzW
Einfuhrungs. A
Aneebot
II Unzen Flasche fir ynNs
nur $1.OO portofrei ins hR4nf,N
Haus geliefert. DSsSsslHR1
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 10 R.-(UsDA)-
Salable hogs. 5000; active, uneven; gener-
ally 25-40 cents higher on butchers ant
$3.50 cents higher on sows; top, &c. .65;
most good and choice 1S0-23O pounds
~. 5-2O.6O; 24O-260 pounds, 19.65-2O 10;
S70-29O pounds, 19.00-19.50; few 400.
$40 pounds, 1S.00-19.00; weights up to
400 pounds down to 1900; small lets
160-1s0 pounds. 19.25-2O.5O; good and
choice sows under 375 pounds, 1875
1929: 9 CO: FEY few choice lightweights' 1926
500 pounds. 14.25-15.5O; odd head Bis
weights as low as 1880; good clearance.
Salable cattle-12. 900; salable calves
300; steers under 1000 pounds fairly
active. steady; over 1000 pounds slow,
steady to weak; heifers about steady;
cows moderately active and fully steady;
bulls active. strong to so cents higher;
vealers about steady; bulk good to low
choice fed steers. 29.25-31 90; choice
steers and long .yearlings, 3125-32 90;
most medium to low-good grades, &c. .5O-
BOO; good and choice heifers and mixed
yearlings 29.00-31 90; load high-choice
heifers held considerably higher; good
COWS COWS 2s:5o "a 90; common and medium
ters, 1550;19.o0: medium and good
choice vealers, 25.0O-29. 90.
Salable sheep. 900; slaughter lambs
and yearlings fully so cents higher; spring
lambs very scarce; good to choice offer-
inss, 27.50, the top; most good to AVERAGE
choice SLAUGHTER lambs and yearlines.
23.OO-24.4 40: load averaging around 100
pounds AZ outside price; deck good to
choice 1ndiana-fed old-crop lambs, 25. IS;
ewes steady. mainly 100000.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Stock Prices Improve.
Republic Steel and
General Motors Lead
By the Asseeietsd Press

NEW YORK, June 19.-Demand
for stocks sharpened toward noon
today.
AT the opening of trade the
market showed a tendency to rise
but failed to make any progress.
After a breathing spell Republic
Steel and General Motors moved
ahead briskly and the rest of
market tagged along.
Volume picked up speed as quo
tations were marked up although
total sales were nothing to get
excited about.
Traders were keeping close tab
on the new tax bill being whipped
into shape by the House Ways
and Means Committee. The COM
mittee is expected to vote in the
near future on an increase in the
corporation tax rate. A small
increase is now regarded as
virtually certain.
A change in the rate probably
would have only minor, if any.
market repercussions. Traders
would like to know, however, the
exact size of an increase.
Republic Steel and General
Motors each gained around a
point.
Also ahead were United States
Steel, Chrysler. Studebaker, Wool
worth. Admiral Corp, Philco,
Zenith Radio, American Tele-
phone. International Telephone,
Kennecott Copper, American
Cyanamid. Allied Chemical, Gen.
eral Electric. American Tobacco,
Santa Fe, Barnsdall Oil and
United States Gypsum.
Coroprate bonds moved narrow
ly. United States Government
issues held steady in over the
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Pressure for Boost
In Finished Steel
Prices lntensifies
ey the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. June le.-Steel
magaZine reported today that up
ward pressure still is intenSifying
on finished steel prices. But the
magazine saw no likelihood Of a
general price advance.
"All major producers express
concern over the outlook. but in
dicate continued resistance to ris-
ing raw material costs" Steel said.
However. Steel added. several
more small producers have joined
the list of those increasing prices
on sheets and strip.
A growing number of producers.
1t said, are turning to imported
steel. premium, conversion and
gray markets in an effort TO ease
the supply condition.
Meanwhile, the industry's order
backlogs mount. Steel mills run
at better than 100 per cent of
rated capacity production. but
little relief is seen for the heavy
demand for nearly all major
products.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June 10 tlP,.-Butter -
days receipts a65.55S. steady, wholesale
prices on bulk cartons; creamery, hiRher
than O., score tAAl, 66as; a% score CA,
5as4; 30 score tBl. 57s4' SO score (Cl.
54
Cheese % days receipts, eos 949.
steady. Wholesale sales. fresh American
cheese whole milk cheddars. 33ta-a4tz;
cheddars GRASS 194sl. 41-44; cheddars
grass l949l, shelf cured, 44-41; single
daisies, "a 4aA-36h single daisies Cerass
l949). 43-44: single daisies tsrasS l94al
shelf cured, 47-4S: single daisies teraSS
l94Sl. 45-56; fats, 34-3h, fats tgraSS
l94al, 1915; fats tgrass lai9N, shelf
cured, 41-4g; midgets (graSs l949l. shelf
domestic Swiss tsinsle tubs), grade A, A;
grade B. ~; grade c, 40.
Wholesale eggs were mixed today, Two
days receipts totaled 22,559 cases, Spot
quotations follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors, fancy heavy
weights, 39i2: processed, 39ls extra |
large. S6-37; extra medium, 33-3i
processed. "a; current receipts. a9-33i2
essed, 4ol3: extra large, IS; extra .
larse. 34-35: extra l medium, 36-37
Browns; fancy hesvyweishts, 40: extrS
Nearby: Extra fancy heavyweisht anc
fancy heavyweight quotations are basec
largely on exchange tradingD
Whites. extra fancy heavyweightS, A.
-; fancy heavyweisnts. 3S-4G others
large, 3s; mediums. 81 pullets, 27-2S,
peeweeS, 1918.
Browns, extra fancy, heavyweights, 43hs;
fancy heavyweights 41-42; fancy heavy.
weights 41-42; others large, 39-4O. me-
diumS, So pullets, 26-27: peeweeS. 1871
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Chieoeo Grain

CHICAGO. June 10 l9.-while wheat
dipped In quiet trade. the rest of the
grain market moved ahead today. Best
shortly thereafter, following which the
market eased a bit.
Hedging pressure apparently was partly
RESPONSIBLE for the INDEPENDENT weakness
the slump appeared to be lack of demand.
Volume was very light in wheat, par
tieuiariy for this time of year.
wa. was ?. to one cent lower, July, z. los;
oats Sss were ~ higher: July, 5sas.a SOY
and lard was five cents hundred pounds pounds;
hieher, July. IL 25
Only export business reported over :he
week week end vas the sale Of one cargo Of
shipment from Gulf Of MEXICO np por.s i9t July
Local traders were not inclined to be-
come very aggressive on the bullish side
setting under way il Kansas. It viii soon
reach Nebraska. which has q good crop
and traders were waiting to see how much
grain would be sold.
the $3 mark in early dealings. There
was no work on Germany's buying cash
beans stored along the Atlantic Coast.
S SnI Ss sl. S.sS sSsr' .ts.s, think
the threat OF delivery on July contracts.
Both corn and oats got on to a good
start Gains RANGED to around q cent
small cash receipts for . Monday-only
So cars of corn and 81 cars OF oats
That helped reduce the pressure on the
Widespread and heavy rains fell in
the Midwest over the week end, particu-
larry In the two big corn-producins States
Of Iowa and Illinois. The trade has heard
the general opinion Is that the crop has
got on to Q splendid start.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June la Up, - Rallying
tendencies IN cotton futures were sharply
reversed in forenoon trading today as
general liquidation developed. Favorable
weather over the week end in the cotton
belt and the increased movement OF
Government cotton into the free market
induced profit-taking by commission
houses
Some pressure was attributed to chart
selling by professional traders. Offerings
were absorbed through scale down trade
buying
Noon prices were 40 to 95 cents a
bale lower than the previous close. July.
b. %; October, 800, and December,
| 32 46.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished by the
H. AApplesIMarket about steady. offerings
sinis Winesaps sEsa& IN inch. n s.s5.ss6; Ss5t yi5;
up to 4,OQ,4 so; Bushel baskets U. S. S
Wrapped Virginia Winesaps, 1905, 800
Potatoes-Market slightly weaker vir-
ginla d9 100, = pound % cobblers. unwashed, U. S.
Sweet Petatees-Market barely steady;
Is. Is; washed and Eaxeds 800; North Caro-
quality % New uSe1s Jersey NissRs iaT
acasn 1 Ms41sna co
SAL 4,00-4.50; extra fancy, 3.OO-35O, few
3:15-4 90; poorer, 80; fancy, 3.OO-3.25.
rnsoss. fsT go; shoice' 2oo-2 90; New Jersey,
fancy. 2,50-3.0O; Virginia. large, $50;
medium. 2.5O-300; small, 200.
Snap Beans Up Slightly.
on snap map ssahsIMaTket ssns slightly stronger
fuls. 1.75-2.O0; Virginia including Eastern
Shore; si. valentines fair to generally good
Bountifuls. fair qua quality. u1sS i.sS-1 30 o-@oo'
pdaias Lima Beans Beans Market barely steady:
and condition. a.oo-a.5o; South csroIina. aIrss
bushel hampers. 1854 90.
Beets-Nearby, per bunch, cents; New
cet sey' pe[ QOzen ouncneS, 1890 cents;
crates, 1924 dozen, 1901 ,65; bushei
baskets, lS punches, 1O0-1 is.
Broccoli--Pennsylvania crates, S., 200:
Maryland, Eastern Shore crates, 12s, 200
Poultry Quotatio
Poultry-Practically no receipts too few
sales to quote.
Grain Market.
F1our-Receipts, none
Wheat - Receipts, none: shipments
none; stocks, 2,212,535 bushels. No, 2
red winter gerlicky. spot, domestic, 231;
june 2:3l; No. 3 red winter Earlicky
spot, 2.23h.
Corn-Receipts, none; shipments, none;
stocks. 1,442,275 bushels
Oats - Receipts. $500 bushels; ship
ments none; stocks, 99,31O bushels; no
Barley-Receipts. 1896 bushels; shin
ments, none. stocks, 109,5O9 bushels
Rye-Recetpts, none; shipments, none;
stocks, 110.04S bushels.
Soybeans - Receipts, none: shipments
none: stocks. 229,S3S bushels
Millfeed-Receipts. % tons.
Butter and Eggs
Eggs-Market slightly stronger; demand
good: receipts moderate; A large, 1913,
mostly 41-43; A medium, 36-39; B large,
36.3S: current receipts, ungraded, 32-34.
Receipts q dayS-Butter, none; eggs,
1,719 cases.
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, June 10 tPl.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain In
| dollars, others in centst; Canadian dol
lar IN New York open market 9ss per
cent discount or 9o6ats L. S. cents. of
ls of a cent
Europe Great Britain (pound). s. .S0Is.
unchanged. Great Britain 30-day futures,
futures. 2.S0,.. UNCHANGED; Great Britain
a0-day futures. $50. unchanged: Belgium
ttrancl, .9SR. UNCHANGED; France
francD. .2Sl4 of a cent, up .00is; Hol-
land (suilder). 26.2S. of o. of cent:
Italy 0ira). .l6la of a cent. unchanged;
Portugal tescudol, 3.49t2. unchansed;
Sweden tkrons), 1897, UNCHANGED; Swift
zerland tfrsnc) Ureel, $500, of 02 OF
a cent.
Latin America: Argentina dree), IL 20.
UNCHANGED; Brazil freeD, $50, un-
changed: Mexico, lI.56. UNCHANGED; !;
Venezuela (bolivarl. 30.05. unehanGed
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1888,
UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1950-06-19

hOuEy SaIe8 on Che ExchaMR0 ToAav;
IL 200 q m 2Ao 900 1900 noon 500 600
100 p.m. $50 900 400 m. 72o 600
fUnit Of trading 10 shares. Elm BANK.
under the Bankruptcy Act or Securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declara ton Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. Plus
elared or paid so far this year Dayable
dend date Paid last year b Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or split-up
< Declared or paid this year an accumuia-
tive issue with dividends in arrears Paid
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting,
r Declared 1949 payable In 1850. yLiqul-
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June 10 Pl.-Dividend,
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
AffuUa tive
Evening star., 1950-06-19
Washington Exchange

SAILS.
Washington Gas com-50 at 26a.
woodward & Lothrop com-30 at 33h,
100 at 33Ha
Garf1nckel com-50 at 17la
Garfnckel 5hee pfd--5O at 22h
Garfinckel com-100 at 17La.
woodward & Lothrop 5eS pfd-2O at 2O7.
Virginia Electric g. Power com-50 at
2O34.
Capital Transit-25 at 34ha, at 341s.
Potomac Electric Power com-10O at 1917
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS,
Evening star., 1950-06-19
M. Y. Bond Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
Furnished hY the AxSAeiateA RreSkA

LII SELECTED ISSUES
E Associated Pre<s.l
'tGt Nor 5Sss So 9pa
Hud&M RI 5S57 81
) &c As 81 - 1oos&
; &c IS SIS 1o4la
B &c 3ias SO - 1ozia
ICCSL IS 63A 1o3A
, IntGN IS 81 Al
Z Int Hy e as ~ Slle
: KCP&L 2sasT6 1o2ss
.lLse Gas 4i7sti3 11SlA
b Leh v c 5s64st 81
! Leh v As 2003A SSls
. Leh V As @0o3D SSSA
= MKT ad Ss67 90
a Mo-Pae 5i2s 40 AZ
. Mo-Psc SIS 77P loNs
, Me-Pac IS SOB loAse
= Mo-Pae 5s 81 ! lo5ba
, Mo-Pse As - 70
4 Nat Dist 3tas74 1854
, Nat Steel IS Is 1oAla
. Nat Sup 2s4s67 1oos&
. NOTM IS 81 lol
= N Y c SIS aol3 6e3s
NYC4i7s@o13A 81
4 7NYNHin4laS' AAl1
. sNYNHH4s2007 66
, No Pae IS 81 lo6
! Pae G&E IS 20 1o4ss
PennRR 4las65 io1
. PennRR 4isSsl s5
: PenRR 3b4s So 1o1pS
Z Phil El 2&s ~ lo2
2hilPet 2a4s "a 1o2Ss
4 PhPet cv29as75 1854
: SLSF 4iaS2022 4 so
ShellOil 2ias71- Ssst
. So Pac 4fas. so S5i I
, So Ry 6laS 81, lo6se
; So Rwy As Sc %
q Tex Corp IS 65 1o5S4
Third Ave $3.50 27st
Third Ave 4Sti0 65 .
a Un 81 Mo SIS 81 1oAlt
lVaEl&P 3iss 63 1924
4 Va Rws Is as 97Is
WarR 3izs20O0 5oAi
Z WstEcv2 .65s73 l123l
WSt El 2Sas II lo2
Evening star., 1950-06-19
MetoI Quototions

NEW YORK. June 10 tPl.-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 1217
cents a pound, Connecticut Valley: lead.
I2 cents q pound. New York. zinc, Is
cents . pound, East St. Louis.
Evening star., 1950-06-19

=
Furnished BY the
FOREIGN l.IS
Australia IS 55 1o3
Austraiia3 lzSoS o8iS
Chile 1-3s q3 S6la
Med Nun IS IS 395S
Mex Is 1868 q
SIN RSd S11
Peru st SIS so 2olA
Urug q Ass 70 91A
DOMESTIC HIS
Am&FP 5S-sO30 SSSb
AmT6T 31as5Q 1854
AmT&T 25AsST lo2ta
AmT&T 2s4s57 1874
Am T&T - sSl l1Si1
AmT&T 2s4S75 1ool4
AmT&T @@34sS0 Ssi4
Am Tob IS 69 1o4,a
A c L As So 1o3bs
AtlRenn 2sss66 lo1lA
Is & o lis 90 J Sois
B & o SIS n % 56iA
B & o SIS aou0K SelA
B&O cv4l22ol0 asia
B & o As rs A 66
BangA en- Is 81 92ls
Buff RAP 81 st 62se
Can Nat 4ss5l 1o3Is
Cap Airl As COB s6lA
CGa 4h/202oB 50
Cen Ga As 9o 66la
CenNYPv IS "A 1o5lS
GRIM 3i4S 81 A43A
c q o 4As 90 125
CMSP4 i2s20l9 65iA
CMSP4 i7s3044 573S
CMSP As 81 1o1
C&NW 4i3s 90 5Ase
CCCSL 4l2s IT SPA
ComlthEd IS n 1861
Con Fd cpIs63 I551a
CnGEP2aT76 1o4
cGELPcv2a62 12l
CubRR 5s52r ct 26lz
Del&Hud As 63 %
Det Ed CIV 3s 5S 1lSi1
Erie 4Has 20I5 66
Fla z est SIS "a 66is
Goodrich 2As65 1o2