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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

W7HEN Bill Spivey. as an l8-year-old
w growing boy of Warner Robins, Ga,
hitchhiked to the University of Kentucky in
1913. Coach Adolph Rupp called for soap
box and a measuring tape. Standing on the
box, Rupp could comfortably reach the top
of Bills head.
Seven feet and still going up" Rupp
gulped. But do dare take him into Madi-
son Square Garden?"
If the question seems strange, recall that
only three years ago the outcry from coaches
and critics was for new. radical restrictions
against breed of super court giants. Al
legedly these lads were making farce OF the
game East and West, they were hooted at
as oddities who couldn't run, cut or fake, but
merely stood still and dumped in baskets.
Along with this handicap, Big Bill
Spivey went around yawning like man who
hadn't slept in week. His long, thin face
wore haggard look Whats the matter -
insomnia" asked Rupp
sort OF" he replied, my bed doesn't fit.
It's foot too short"
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO: Oct. le R,;.d1ains a rISn pushed ed
damase damage Il IN Canada. Australia and Arsen-
SNOW and rough weather has oyersprsad
Th.at sans,osn,e coantry and T Is MOVING soathWard
Broomhall British. grain authority. says
the Australian wheat outlook Is poor.
Serious losses are reported from Arsen.
Portugal, Spain and Germany are said
to be in the market for grains from the
onissa TrsdeTs sA'ss say That pressn. indications
are the United States viii have to supply
the bulk of the export business outside
program..
South Dakota. but the weather generally
has been ideal for drying out corn and
soybens.
IN has ana nSr Jy Nhea March
MAY and July oats and July rye.
During the flrst hour wheat was " cen
lower to- "a higher; December. 2.50A; corr
were wss VI higher; DscemSsr. s8H.. SOY. Soy
beans were M-2h cents higher; Novem
Der. 2s2; lard was 70 10 cents hundret
pounds higher; December. 14.92.
| The rough weather in Canada brough
lures Of : to s degrees below normal ant
precipitation ranging up to one-half inch
i Recent field reports from Canada eait
| that three to four weeks of good weather
| would be necessary to bring In croi
approximating the last government ssti
mate.
/ Freezing temperatures are in store fo
North and South Dakota, Nebraska 1nt
/ parts <of Iowa Traders had reports tina
q considerable amount of corn in Souti
Dakota Is going into silage because
damage from last months frosts.
Country offering, have not been wha
some traders expected and indications ar
accumulating that farmers are storing
large percentage Of their crop.
! Today's estimated receipts we're place
at . cars of wheat, III cars OF corn
2 cars Of oats and 81 cars Of soybeans.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Produce Markets

,,ns.a sslatipS.s auota.ions SUPPLIED By th'
asEEyiaqs ! IF! Ds,s,,H{Ss' !nsh " III
/. rs. Psnnsylvsnia. Delicious : inche,
up. 3.00-25; ga inch up, 2.o0-25; 2A
men up: 1850, Golden Delieious. ;:
inch up. 5000; Jonathans. 2h Incl
up; ! 25,5o; bulk pc. bushel various va
PotatoesDBareiy steady: D. s. No. I
size A. unwashed. Pennsylvania l0o-poune
sacks s o.,.1 sGs6lers Ka.and,ns g. nanG ,s.s
Sweet sweet potatoesAxbout steady; bushe
sssf''S sad vrsbl 5 ":.ese MaFsl.Rt
Poultry Quotations.
ss rnH SLOW barely Py,sts stsady r. reeeD eeen
Puiiets 4hs-5 pounds. ss-4o. Hens, heay;
type, ,a7-30; best, 1890: light type mostl
ported. o; Tufkeys, few sales. toms $40
Grain Market.
SSssEssss,Rss 'ssF, :Sp
ments, 6e7 $40 bushels: stocks. e.0o4."4
bushels; No req winter ssanrlliheaky spo,
Corn-Receipts. SO. $50 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks, / ,494 .629 bushels.
Oats-Receipts. 1852 bushels. ship
ments. none: stocks. "A 4,309 bushels.
BarIey-Receipts none: shipments
none: stocks. 48157 bushels.
Rye-Receipts. none; shipments none
stocks, 293 e43 bushels.
soybeans-Reeeipts. none; shipments
Millfeed-Receipts. 81 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
ERRe--Market steady: receipts HIGHT 4
moderate: demand moderate. Wholesal
selling prices-.A large. 1871: A medium
62-63; A small. 47-4S; B large. 81 -6a
Current receipts. ungraded. insufncien
sales to quote.
Reeeipts-Egss, none; butter. 44.6l
pounds,
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Volume Selling Drops
Stock Market Leaders
From S1-S2 a Share
BY the Asseeioied Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-A mod
crate amount of selling pressure
today sent the stock market down
abruptly. Losses among leading
issues extended to between / and
u points with only a few showing
a drop past that extreme.
There were few plus signs Of
amy amount and these were con-
|centrated in the utility group.
Steels. rails and non-ferrous
metals absorbed the brunt Of the
selling. but there was scarcely an
area unmarked by the decline.
A bearish indication was the
pickup in volume as prices eased
In recent sessions volume has had
10 tendency to shrink with prices
on the downgrade.
Disquieting foreign news was q
factor in the lower price trend.
Stocks going lower included
United States Steel, Nickel Plate
Chrysler, American Smelling
Texas Co., United States Rubber
Montgomery Ward, Internationa,
Nickel, American Cyanamid, Dow
Chemical. Paramount Pictures
General Electric. Pacific Mills
Boeing, National Distillers. and
Radio Corp. .z...-
There was little activity in cor.
lporate bonds and prices were mar,
row. Government securities were
steady In the over the counter
,Imarket.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Business Briefs

Business Failures in the we

Business Failures in the week
Iended October II totaled 126 COM
pared 1873 the previous week and
1873 in the like week a year ago
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Humble Oil Refining Co. called
Ia special stockholders meeting
for October Is to vote on a
proposal to increase its stock to
SO million shares from 18 million
by issuing an additional share
for each existing share.
E. I. DUPONT de Nemours Co.
reported sales in the 9 months
ended September 80. totaled
81 $50. 700. 900, up 24To from the
1850 periods. Earnings on the COM
mon, the company said, amounted
| to $3.35 a share VS.. $4.67 last year.
because of increased estimated
taxes.
Columbian Carbon Co. an
nounced a special dividend Of Is
cents and the regular quarterly
Iof so cents, both payable Decem-
Der 10.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. in 9
months ended September 80
earned $1l, ,49o,232 or $2.61 a share
| VS.. $11,446.825 or $3.50 in 1850
period.
| Container Corp of America in 8
months ended September 80
learned sl1,247, 900 or 1854 a share
VS.. s7,32S,000 or $3.55 in 1850
period.
| Royal Typewriter Co. in year
ended July 81 earned $4,437 ,528
Ior 1888 a share VS.. $3,909, ,428 or
$3.50 in 1850.
Kendall Co. in SO weeks ended
September 8 totaled $3,784.o0 or
$4.57 a share VS.. $4.S1 in 1850
period.
/ Appha Portland Cement Co. in
year ended September 80 earned
$2,923, ,667 or $4.98 a share vs.. $3,-
359,l23 or $5.72 in 1850.
Petroleum Heat and Power in
lyear ended June 80 earned $2.323,-
326 or $1.13 q share VS.. $1,122, 1886
or 81 cents in 1850.
! Delaware Hudson r.. r.. Corp. In
I8 months ended August 81 earned
l$2.677.439 VS.. $2.157,47l in 1850
period.
Nashville, Chat. & st. Louis in
18 months ended August 81 earned
81 ,937, ,000,, or $7.57 q share ys.
$1,911,7s6 or $7.4s in 1850 period.
/ Collins & Aikman Corp. in 6
months ended September l earned
Isl, 1856, ,693 or $3.50 a share VS..
I$804.2 or $t.43 in 1850 period.
! Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
lin year ended August 81 earned
f$l,211,454 or $13.66 a share VS..
1$71374O or $7.84 in 1850.
Lionel Corp. in months ended
j August 81 earned $1,162,000 or
.l$1.61 a share VS.. 81 1,086. 900 or $1.51
jim 1850 period.
/ Pacific Mills In 8 months ended
September 80 earned $663. 900 or
l69 cents a share VS.. $6,186, ,799 or
1876 in 1850 period.
Il Trans World Airlines, Inc, an
'4nounced the resignation of Clar-
tence E. Fleming as vice president.
HE will continue as TWA con-
;Isultant and will be based in
tfCalifornia.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 dFt (USDAl l.---Salable
hogs. 10000; opened slow but later trade
and close fairly active; generally steady
to 10 cents higher than Mondays aver
ass on butchers and barely st steady on on
23O-26O pounds: most CHOICE 190-2SO
pounds; q ;o0-2l 10; few 1901 50 pounds
19.5O-2O. 80; other weights scarce; CHOICE
sows 400 pounds and under, Is .5O-20. 20
few 20.50; most 400-5U0 pounds, l7.Io-
1875; few odd heavies down to 1875 fol
around 600-pound average: good clear
ance.
saisele cattle. 4.5oO; salable calves
300; slaughter steers strong but TRADE
only fairly active on small supply; heiteri
and cows slow, steady to weak; bulls flrm
other classes steady: load prime ,247,
pound steers. 1928; load l.20o-pouTnoe n
weights, .39.75; most prime steers. 3s SO.
$3.50; choice to .ow-prime grades; 35 90.
1928; few good steers around 800; scat
81. 1857 50: hish-utiiity and eommercia
cows, 26.50-30.00; most utility cows
% .0O-25.15; Gamers and cutters, 19 90
rs: utility to good bulls. 2600-30. 30
commercial TO prime vealers, 81 90
Salsble sheep. l.500: generally stead'
top. t32 90; bulk good to prime kinds
\ ter ewes. 14.00-16 90 mostly.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 QN.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow tGreat Britain In dol.
lars. others in centsD
Canadian dollar IN New York open mar
cents unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain (poundl. 2.79s.
on !. Of q cent; Great Britain. 30-day
Britain, 6O-day futures. 2.751a. OF !. Of
cent: Great Britain. 90-day futures.
2.72l2, OF . of cent; Be.gium Irancl,
1.9Sss. unchanged; France Uranc). .25ss
Of cent. unchanged; Holland (guilder)
26 80. up .02 Of cent; Italy Oira). 1874
of cent, ufichanged; Portugal (escudol.
G347, unchanged: Sweden (krona), 1885,
unchanged; Switzerland 6ranc) dree).
22 90 unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina ureel. 7.12.
unchanged; Brazil Cfree). $50. unchanged;
Mexico. j / So unchanged; venezuela (boii.
varl 30.03. unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 1890. un-
changed
Evening star., 1951-10-16

tion Executive Management Con-
vention in Chicago, October 29-31.
Outstanding leaders from both
government and business will ap-
pear on the program.
John Keffer has been appointed
assistant manager of the local
traffic department at Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co., President
Arthur Clarendon Smith an
nounced. September business i'm
proved, with long distance busi-
ness up 20 per cent. Grating and
packing up 20 per cent and other
departments, excepting furniture
sales. Is per cent higher. Furni-
ture sales were down 10 per cent.
Loan Firms Net Rises.
Lincoln Service Corp. reported
net income of $593,534 or 1851 q
share in nine months ended Sep
tember 80 VS.. $543,970 or $3.40 in
the same 1850 period, after ad-
justment for a 4-for-1 stock split
Gross was $1,991 ,058 VS.. 81, ,679,.
53S and provision for taxes $685.
0S6 VS.. $253,601. Loans on Sep.
tember 30 totaled $9.l74,634 VS.
$7,307,624 a year earlier. New
loans in the nine months totalec
$l2,551 .065 VS.. $8,803 ,220. The firm
had 81 Offices on September 80 VI
AZ year earlier and asset.
amounted to $11.144,5s1 VS.. $S.'
943,296.
Proxies were mailed today Il
stockholders of Scott Paper Co
covering the proposed merger o
Soundview Pulp into Scott. upo1
which the stockholders will vot,
at a special meeting November 6
Herbert A. Bergson. formel
assistant attorney general of tn
United States. in charge of tn
Antitrust Division of the Justic,
Department, will address the 12tl
annual meeting of the Americal
Fair Trade Council at New Yorl
on Thursday, November 8.
Now a member of the Washing
ton law firm of Bergson, Adam
and Borklund, Mr.. Bergson rep
resented the council and other
in opposing. in the Schwegmanl
case, attacks upon the legalit
of the Miller -Tydings Act.
Kal, Ehrlich and Merrick. Inc
advertising agency, has appointe
Frederick M. Harris copy chic
and added Mrs. Edna s. Snyde
and william l.. Robertson to IL
staff.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
N. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1951-10-16
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Oct. l6 P-Butter. S31,.
or; steady; prices unchanged. Cheese,
524 ,027;, steady; prices unehanged, ..
quotations. based largely on exchange
trading, follow: Midwestern-Mixed colors.
fancy heavyweights, ma. refrigerators
processed. 55-5sh; extra ! large. 67hs;
quoted; extra l medium, So; pullets Al.
AZ; standards largo 55-5S; current
receipts, 53-55; dirties, 40; checks. 40.
tors processed.. $3.50; extra / large. 80;
others large refrigerators. processed. un-
quoted; extra / medium, SO; pullets, 42-43.
1 large, 68k extra 1 medium. 56,
Nearby-Whites, extra fancy heavy
weights, 1918; refrigerators processed
large, 1874; mediums. 58-5Sh pullets
heayyweights 10: mediums, 57h-5Si
pullets, 43; peewees. "a.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Oct l6 R-Cotton fu-
lures continued to give Rround in forenoon
trading today on hedging and profit taking:
thronsh trade suyins peslers ssid tRss
mill covering in futures was fairly extern
sive this morning. presumably against the
arrival Of spot cotton previously pur.
chased BY mills.
Advices from the South. however. IN
dicated that most OF the cotton now
moving is for export account.
washington trade adyices said that
ideas on potential exports this season had
been raised TO as much as 65 million
bales II the financing for foreign buyers
can be arranged. Previous ideas on ex.
ports had ranged around 5.5 million bales.
which compares with expected chipments
Of around Al m lion bales.
| There we're no October transferable
notices issued today.
Noon prices were .25 to so cents Q
October. n s5; December, 37.03; March.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

denas In the foregoing table are annual
disbu.ssments based on the ,ast . quarterly n,sst
. We 40 notsa sDesisi q ssts. diyidsnSs go
soef e sssd asadsaa sp sass' q :sSsf sase'
sash value on ex-diyidsnd date pe.
Jsrsd o. d psid S,tsr stock toe dividend OF Or
split:up; Z Declared 9E peid this year an
aSRa %'sstinE y;pDssisTsd q pfad ~ g
diY1dsnd. SPayahis "a stock. exact eas6
Evening star., 1951-10-16

new personnel in banking funda-
mentals.
The first class, which meets
twice weekly from 9 to l0:30 am.
at the chapters quarters on N
street, was limited to so. 1t will
run for four weeks and a second
class will start November 81.
The new course will present a
bird's-eye view Of banking as a
whole, and outline relationships
between it's various parts. It has
been established after conferences
for the last two years with around
TOO personnel men and top exec
utives from banks throughout the
Nation.
Mr.. Greenstreet is a graduate
of the Graduate School of Bank
ing at Rutgers University and is
active in the Washington ALB
Chapter. He has been a member
of its Board of Governors for seven
years and has. served ON a num-
ber Of important committees.
Mutual Funds Set Records.
New records in total assets and
sales of shares of mutual funds, :"
or open-end investment COM
panies, were attained during the
first nine months Of 1851. the
National Association Of Invest
ment Companies announced.
Net assets of 103 mutual funds
on September 80. were $3,045,-
707,000, an increase Of $515,144 900
over December 81 and $691 1867, 900
over September 80. 1850.
The Suburban Trust Co. has
opened new quarters for its Be-
thesda branch at 1900 East West
highway. Joseph T. Howard is
manager. The new quarters about
triple the space of old quarters
at 7444 Wisconsin avenue. The
Silver Spring and Hyattsville Of
fees are being remodelled and
enlarged.
Sales Manager Appointed.
Irwin V. Dalo has been named
general sales manager of Mid-At-
lantic Appliances. Inc. it was an
nounced by officers of the COM
Evening star., 1951-10-16

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Evening star., 1951-10-16

Louisville. KY, he came to Wash
ington in 1947. He is a member OF
the Bethesda Country Club and
has many other interests In civic
and community affairs.
Eureka Executive Coming Here.
A. L. Mccarthy. executive vice
president of the Eureka Division.
Eureka Williams Corp, will ad-
dress Eureka distributors and
Evening star., 1951-10-16

p a n y, I. S.
Burka, Sam P.
Cohen and I.
GroSsberg.
Mr.. Dalo has
had a very sue
C e SIS full career
i n t h e ap-
pliance and tel
evision business
at the whole
sale level for Is
years, and is
we'll known to
w a S h ington
dealers.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

Florida East Coast Railway IN
8 months ended August 81 had a
loss of $763, $40 VS.. a loss Of ST.
410, 1857 in 1850 period.
Southern New England Tele-
phone in 3 months ended Septem-
ber 30 0earned $1,860,000 or So
cents a share VS.. $1.8l2,968 or 81
cents in 1850 period.
Evening star., 1951-10-16

!. and personnel
/: director of the
!: National s av =
/: ings g. Trust
SEQ.
! . Sponsored by
] w a h ! n 6 ton
:Ch pit er and
he n a tional
organization OF
he American
! n S tilt u t e OF
Banking. tn e
course will help
meet a pressing
need for the
;,,ef,.,tnt{4~ 80
Evening star., 1951-10-16
He's anybody
and everybody

-. he's married and he's single. He's rich
poor, Democrat Republican, butcher, baker
candlestick maker.
He's the in the street to most people. Just Mr..
Average American-unless he's broker and you're
talking about WaH Street.
someone who only homburgs, climbs out of
Cadillacs and talks exclusively of dividends, deben.
tures, and the Dow-Jones averages.
And that's too bad-because it just isn't true!
Here Merrill Lynch, for example, we've got
nearly 900 "brokers"-and there's nothing mysterious
about them.
We call them Account Executives and they drive
Fords than Cadillacs, more fedoras than
homburgs. They're young and old, married single,
have two children six-and are much the man
in the street. as anyone you're likely TO meet.
But they do have thing in common: sincere
desire help people invest their money sensibly
possible. To provide all the guidance they in
the selection of securities To focus all the services and
facilities at Merrill Lynch your situation-hep
you up with the best possible answers for you.
Naturally, we think they can They've already been
Of service to thousands of investors.
If you've got any question about the securities you
own, facts about stock before you
buy, would like to prepare an investment pro-
gram for your funds and OBJ jectives just ask There's
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Just ask the "MerriH Lynch man {. /. or ,vrite
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Evening star., 1951-10-16
Odd-Lot DeuIinas

The Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion reported today these transactions BY
customers with odd-lot dealers or special.
lists on the New York Exchange for octo-
Der Is: 6,619 purchases involving 199, 536
shares: sales involving 177.S66 shares in.
volying 6177 orders including 976 shares
sold short on 26 orders
Evening star., 1951-10-16

dealers OF the
w a S h l n gton.
Maryland a n d
Virginia regions
at a luncheon
and afternoon
meeting tomor-
row at the May
flower Hotel.
H e r b e r t A.
Roberts OF Rob-
ertS Brothers
|Co. will repre-
sent his COM
pany at the Ma
'tional Standard
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Oct. 16 R.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. "a a
Icents q pound. Connectieut Valley; lead.
cents q pound East st. Louis; tin. 1.03
la pound. New York. Az Pittsburgh scrap
Isteel No. heavy was quoted at a.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
New Bank Employees
Take Special Course
Under Greenstreet
BY DonoId B. HadIey

An orientation course for new
employees of Washington banks
started today under Allen A.
Greenstreet, assistant treasurer
Evening star., 1951-10-16

4 Hourly SsIes On She Exchange Ts&sys
tli:O0 am. $50 600 1900 noon go 600
/ 1900 ON. ! 100 0oo 800 p.m. 600 600
sgnit q trsdinS 70 shassa sIn nssx:
. under the 8apkSupteT Act or securities
assumed by such companies. &atA0 c& dtvts
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct. 16 R.-Dividends
declared:
I'll Pc Stk of Paw.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
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Arizona sun., 1951-08-31
Attend The Church OF Your Choice Sunday
VIEW To Present
Ernie Fields Here

One of the top orcheStras in the
nation is scheduled to appear here
at Riverside Park, Home of Name
Bands on Friday, September IA,
under the auspices of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, Virgil Bell Post
- No. 1710.
The name Ernie Fields is syn
onomous with the finest bathrooms,
theatres, largest universities, radio
and television engagements in
America-A name that stands out
among the ten top bands of the
land always placing in every poll.
A variety in types of music are
featured, namely: Symphonic
swing, unsurpasable boogie, blues,
sweet ballads and be-bop. There's
never a dull moment when listen
ing or dancing to this band. It's
fun to watch, easy to dance to and
really enjoyable to hear.
Added to this attraction will be
an outstanding variety floor show
which will star Frank James, sem
sational one leg dancer. To see
Frank flying through intricate
dance steps with just one leg is
unbelievable. Other top perform
ers will include 10 10 Evans, song
stylist, who has been tagged the
"only female baritone of the pres
ent day." and Butch Luckett, gui-
tarist and blues singer.
Remember! Friday, September
IA, at Riverside Park.