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Evening star., 1951-09-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Sept. 81 Up, Omitted States
DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture .-salable hogs
1000; fairly active; 1885 cents higher
on butchers; most advance on weights
under 210 pounds; sows mostly 25 cents
higher; top, 21.25 for choice 200-250
pounds; most choice 19O.270 pounds
2d99-21 20; few l60-1s0 pounds, 2O.00-
most Sows 400 pounds and under. Is. 90
1878; few lightweishts- &c. 90; most 400
500 pounds. 17.OO-1 s. 90; 5OO-6OO pounds.
16. .25-17 90: good clearance,
Salable cattle, 500; salable calves 500;
slaughter steers and heifers scarce, nomi-
nally steady; cows moderately active,
to % cents or more lower: other classes
steers and heifers. 80 .5O-37 90; load low
% sh9iee l.o4O-pound steers. $500; few
31S3; ;iS33; eommegssiaal COWS. .7,5O-3o:5o;
cutters largely lls.50-3S.5o: few utility
to prime vealers, 30O0-3S 90
Salable sheep, 500; native spring
other classes nominally steady; good to
prime native spring slaughter lambs,
81 .00-32.00; most culls. 22.0O-27 90:
short deck good and choice No. l skin
fed yearlingS, $3.50,
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Chicago Groin
SALES,

CHICAGO, Sept. 81 oP.-wheat ant
corn leaped upward for gains Of around Z
cent at the opening on the Board Of Trad,
today. Wheat then lost part Of its initia
advance but corn showed not the slightest
Trading was active at the start. Buyin.
weather Bureau @ forecast % that IL frost 9msns wa.
likely tonight in major sections of the
corn belt. Wheat largely rose in sympathy
Wheat near f the ossa end of the t,rst hou,
was h-ss cent higher, September, So S.4IM
corn was 1M-iN higher. September
Sl57h' sl,,n. an and oats were h.h higher; Sep;
higher, September, $2.77. and lard wa,
higher, September, SIs.1e.
sharp drop in the Midwest today under
down from Canada. Over the next i've
days according to the Weather Bureau
perience Slightly below normal readings,
Glofs. likely in. in Iowa ~, tonisht II also pre-
consin and Nebraska Z Even nesHsS Northwestern tern
said, But illinois, the biggest corn
pE5oeueins Eo eseans state this year. was expected
That frost at this time would still
faseh quite 6lt of the sorn crop, par.
pretty generally admitted AgSain BY eSain men Mns
The crop is late in those states, although
The warm weather. Of the past few days
mas helped in saving some of the grain
from possible frost damage
Grain men said the frost would stop
corn's growth, resulting in a good deal
tended this was nothing to cause any
bullish enthusiasm. They thought the
soft corn coming to market later would
act as drag on prices. But the bulls
had the upper hand in early dealings.
This Is the last day for trading in all
September contracts. After today. any
contracts .Still open must be settled BY
delivery OF the actual grain.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Retail Trade Shows
Moderate Increase
Over Previous Week
By the Assecioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Retail
trade rose slightly in the last week
over the previous week, Dun &
Bradstreet reported today.
Consumer response was gener-
ally favorable to seasonal promo
tions. There were scattered signs
Of improvement in sales Of major
electrical appliances but volume
remained below a year ago.
Total retail volume for the week
ended Wednesday was estimated
to be from / per cent above to 4
per cent below a year ago for the
country as a whole.
Regional estimates varied from
levels Of year ago by the follow
ing percentages: New England,
up 8 to 2: East. up 2 to down Q;
South. down 3 to Z; Middle West,
down S to 8; Northwest, down to
S; Southwest. down 2 to s; Pacific
Coast. down 4 to 8.
In sections of the country where
the weather was cool. apparel VOL
ume was as high as or a little
above a year ago. Fall sportswear,
children's apparel, women's coats,
suits and dresses were among the
popular items.
The demand for food was un-
changed, remaining at a high
level. However, housewives gen.
orally sought out substitutes for
high-priced meats.
Curtains, draperies and small
household goods sold well. The
overall volume in floor coverings
and major household appliances
remained low but there were scat
tered reports of an increase in
demand for washing machines
and televiSion sets.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
|profit-Taking Pulls
Stock Market Down
From Peak for Year
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Fairly
general profit taking today pulled
the stock market down from its
1851 peak.
Losses ran to an extreme of a
little past So share among lead
ers. lIoldouts against the lower
trend were scattered.
Selling started slowly and ex-
pandod to a moderate volume, but
there was no excessive pressure
apparent. Buyers stepped in
promptly as prices fell,
At the opening the market was
higher but it turned around
within an hour.
Nickel Plate Gains, Then Says.
Nickel Plate moved ahead a
couple of points at the opening
and then sagged to the minus
side before recovering and going
higher again. It was one of yes
terday star performers after the
Interstate Commerce Commission
okayed the five-for-one split plan
plan
Paramount Pictures fell back
between 2 and 3 points as holders
cashed in their profits on yes
terday's startling 6-point jump.
The buying yesterday was stirred
up by Paramount's presentation
of its new color-TV tube as a
competitor for the tubes of RCA
and CHS.
Celotex held on to portion of
its gain today as the aftermath of
the 37la-cent extra dividend
declaration of two days ago. For
a time the action of that COM
pany encouraged buying in other
building material companies.
Phonevision Lifts Zenith.
Zenith stood out we'll ahead of
osher radio-TV issues after it
was disclosed the company will
ask the Federal Communications
Commission for authority to start
use OF its phonevision system-a
captive TV circuit sold on a SUBJ
scription basis.
Stocks on the lower side in
cluded United States Steel, Chrys-
Ter. Montgomery Ward, Caterpil-
lar Tractor, Boeing. Schenley
Industries. Emerson Radio, Ameri-
can Telephone, American Smelt-
ing, Dow Chemical, American
Can, General Electric, Northern
Pacific, Union Pacific, Texas Co..
United Air Lines and Johns
Manville.
Trading was light and price
changes small in the bond mar
ket.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Business Briefs

Money In Circulation declined
$76 million in the week ended
Wednesday to total of $28, 8,140,-
100000, which was $1,o5s, ,000. 600
above the figure of a year before.
Federal Reserve Board.
Rail Freight Volume in the week
ended September is amounted to
850,8l2 cars, up 16.1 per cent from
the previous week but i.8 per cent
below the similar week last year.
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
awarded in the week ended Mon
day aggregated $232 ,38l 900, COM
pared with $189,224,0 900 the week
before and $238,S99, 900 in the
similar week last year.-Engineer-
ing News-Record.
Interlake IRON Corp. plans to
spend $l4 million for plant i'm
|provement and expansion which
will add % per cent to its capacity
by the end of 1858.
Clinton Foods, Inc, has accept
ed the resignation of Charles w.
Metcalf as president and director.
Until a permanent successor to
Mr.. Metcalf is chosen, Board
Chairman Richard w. Moss will
serve as president.
Hess, Goldsmith & Co., glass
textile weavers, has contracted to
acquire assets of Horace Linton &
Bro, Philadelphia manufacturers
|of industrial tape. The purchase
Is effective October /.
Florsheim Shoe Co. announced
retail price reductions of 81 to 81
a pair, which it credited to lower
leather costs.
General Motors Corp. will ship
its futuriStic experimental car, LIE
Sabre. tomorrow for exhibition in
Paris and Antwerp.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway re-
ported net income for the eight
months ended August 81 of $21,-
594 900 or $2.71 a share, VS.. SOL
$4,000 or $2.67 In the similar
period last year.
Caterpillar Tractor Co, earned
SlO,711,528 or $2.66 in the eight
months ended with August VS.
$2l 1892, $50 or $3.50.
California Oregon Power Co.
earned $2,373,646 or $1.87 per out
standing share in the year ended
August 81, VS.. $2,156,5 ,568 or $2.18.
Detroit Edison Co. earned SIS
576,052 or $1.73 per outstanding
share in the two months ended
August 81, VS.. $16,13l,613 or $2.1O.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
earned $7.695,882 or 1884 in the
year ended August 81. VS.. $3,571,-
1863 or IS cents.
Iowa Public Service Co. earned
81, ,702, ,221 or $1.81 in the year
ended with August, VS.. $3,095, $3.50
or 1927.
Kansas City Public Service Co.
reported net loss of $85, ,646 for
the eight months ended August
81, VS.. a deficit of $294.001.
Mcconnell Aircraft Corp. earned
SO, ,291 ,262 or $4.83 in the year
ended June 30, VS.. $2,815,2l9 orl
Sab.
Timken-Detroit Axle Co. earned
St, ,548,274 or $2.46 in the year
ended June 80, VS.. $3.732,973 or
$1.72.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Produce Markets
Produce quotations from baltimore

Produce quotations from Baltimore, fur
e Ss tsfl'esaf oernss ps0i5s%sn' HEAVEN de-
sozss. N f Garslsnd Shsziss rhe peisions Daens.
inch up, fair quality, 100 90; Jonathsns,
sylysnia Delicious, a&Dinch vi 0O?; up, s.do-56;
ISss S0Ra thsns s0e3b 3b5nch gHso qp 5eS MsIn
- ! ps.eh.sE11beSt steady Best Halss.
Ue.ser No SndsrtSns %.ryaDa GhsTs bfa baskets
up. .2.!5,3.l5i 2-inch up. 1.75; Pennsyl-
yania Elbertas.. U. s. No. /, 2h-inch up,
IcSi ;ncS 2h-ineh AZ. up, ,;, s25; J. HaIes, az
Potatoes-slightly weaker; U. s. No. 1.
size A unwashed, pennsyiavania. 1O0-
SACKS, cobbiers, so-95 and Katahdins,
Sweet gotatoes-About steady, Bushel
and Vrsni. ooIaens S ssts ss5.s5; MadysnS ordnanS
TO fair quality, S5-1.OO; Porto Ricans
50-4 90. few higher. Unwashed, few
most; mostly nifaSssy "a 0ushel hampers ooldens'
Beans and Beets.
to n.s generally Eood quality. Maryland. bushel
0is5ef 1859 75 apd .a ssess Best per S sea
der, greens. /, Boil rs; New Jersey, bushel
5ssa baskets and IL bushel hampers, Valentines,
pushei BASKETS D001fs vs.SStin.sso S so feT a05S
bushel1 hampers, holdovers. 40-75 cents;
virginia bHshel hampers. Valentines, ordi-
Beans ,Gima!MParsly steady; bushel
go; nearby. half-bushel hampers. 1.75-
Bests-Nsarby and Pennsylvania. per
bunch; mostly s cents.
sTSsseIt ssrSsseI-psnnsslvsnia crates Il 800
crates, per quart, $3.50 cents
sss Yor ooffssss.' tair Pa'esa aSass t.
S5 cents, Pennsylvania. .oo-i .e5: So
pound sacks; Pennsylvania. / .25-i SO; few
carrots-Toppsd. Tsp d.'sy 1ashed: ihe3 New York
,, 50-pound sacks, 1852 90; New Jersey,
50-popnd sacks. small, i,75; bushel bas-
ke,S' isrEe' l.25; Ohio, 16-auart baskets
cauli1SweI-About steady; double deck
srsses. Us, New Yo,k Lon56 Island. $50
Celery y-cabbage-ohio, 16-quart crates,
Poultry Quotations.
Pouitrg-Market weaker; Receipts mod
heavy type. 1928; light type. 1896;
Livestock Market.
yypp o trade @ few odd utility grade crows
26 90; odd utility sausage bulls, $500;
pound @ s stocker e0stm Steers ane s4 se0o 07o-7ls
Calves, 100; .nominally steady cleanup
trade; odd head prime veaiers. 400, the
Hogs, $50; mostly a quotation affair
Esisht ssas ranges stead, with Thursday; few
p l.25-55: a6o-3oo pounds: is,7b-si 80:
0os,rd oosT 900 ppnInnds nn 1915 down. 12o-l4o
go 1921 90; sows under 400 pounds
1S.50-19 90: 40O-450 pounds. 1885, / 5. 90;
over 45 pounds. 100, down according
to weight and condition.
Sheep, 25; nothing in; quotations nomi-.
Flour-Receipts, 4,315,ioo 1oO-pound
.,,Sh ,,Whest-Rseeipts, lss.sss bushels;
SPOT demestic ssas; ts sepsemssr.S SSs Ssrasfs aas
corn-Receipts, 12.645 bushels: ship
ments, none; stocks; s35 761 bushels
stocks 5S.225 bushels
sag bushels; stocks, IL. .sas bushels
Soybeans-Receipts. 200 bushels; ship
pusssj, %sntsI so'S7s bushels; stocks 1884
Millfeed-Receipts. none.
EEgs and Butter.
Esgs-MarKet slightly weaker. Demand
SLOW: ns,.:. ofierinss moderate Whelessle
5 large, ei-6a; puil.ts, 1915; current
ReeeiptswButter, none; eggs, rs cases.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept 81 R.-cotton fu-
lures continued to maintain a firm tone in
forenoon troding today. Persistent trade
nearby October contracts, prior to first
notice next Tuesday, readily absorbed
hedge selling and proiit taking.
Traders credited the cotton withhold
ing movement as q principal factor in the
upturn since the cotton goods market Is
still quiet and exports continued to lag
behind year ago.
Noon prices were 65 to IS cents q bale
higher than the previous close. October
36.40, December 35.25 and March S5,32
Evening star., 1951-09-21

pdIly Ol1lCS Mr. heesius'
would be reniodeled extensively
and a new electric board in
stalled. Installation of the board
may take as long as six months.
ID. C. Insurance Sales Down. {.
Sales of ordinary life insurance
in the District during August sank
to 1895 900, compared with $10,-
100000 in the previous month and
were 81 per cent below August,
1850, the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association disclosed
today.
Sales in the first eight months
of this year amounted to $74,1O1,-
900, a decline of 19 per cent from
the same 1850 period.
Joint Chamber Committees.
William E. Schmid, board chair
man Of Julius Garfinckel & Co.
has been added to the Domestic
Distribution Committee of the
United States Chamber of Com
merce Philip Talbot, senior vice
president of Woodward & 10TH
rop, will continue as a member
of the group.
Joel Barlow, Covington g. Burl-
ing, has been added to the Federal
Finance Committee and Dorrance
c. Bronson, the Wyatt Co., has
been named to the Social Security
Committee. William Dawson is a
new member of the Committee on
International Political and Social
Problems
Other Washington leaders add
ed to committees for the coming
year include:
Frank H. Haines president. Standard
Engineering Co, Construction and Ctvil
Development Committee; Wilmoth Mack,
American Dental Trade Association. Trade
Association Committee; John d. Marsh,
Insurance Committee; Stanley Rector. So
cial Security COMMITTEE; James H. steb-
nerce Committee; T. H. Urdahl. Construc-
Evening star., 1951-09-21


doesn't think any witnesses be-
sides MI. Bowles will be called.
Senator McCarran is not ex-
Ipected to be a witness in the Jes-
sup hearings, which also may be
closed
However, Senator Sparkman
accepted yesterday an offer by
Senator McCarran to send the
foreign relations group a tram
script of testimony concerning
Mr.. Jessup taken before the
Senate internal security subcom-
mittee which Senator McCarran
heads.
McCarran Stand Unknown.
Senator McCarran wrote Sena-
tor Sparkman he believes the
transcript will be Of interest in
the nomination inquiry because it
reveals certain associations and
activities Of the nominee"
Senator McCarran declined to
say, in response to reporters
queries, II he Is going to oppose
actively confirmation of Mr..
Jessup.
Senator Sparkman said Senator
Mccarthy had agreed to boil
down" his charges against Mr..
Jessup and present them in COM
pact form. The Wisconsin Sena-
tor has accused Mr.. Jessup Of
having IAN affinity for Communist
causes" charge Mr.. Jessup has
denied.
Senator Sparkman said Mr..
Jessup will be invited to answer
any charges Senator Mccarthy
makes and to give any testimony
he desires about points raised by
Senator McCarran.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Capital Bank Debts
Soar AZ Pei. in Week,
Demand Deposits Up
By Donald B. HodIey

Debts or Withdrawals from de-
mand deposits of IA Washington
reserve member banks jumped to
$251 $4,000 in the week ended
September 2, rise of 42.2 per
cent from the previous week, and
were 1875 per cent above the like
1850 week, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond reported today.
Demand deposits on September
IL totaled $500, ,979, 900, a gain of
$2,656,000 from a week earlier. and
were $51,277,000 above a year
earlier.
There was little change in the
banks outstanding loans for the
week, except for a $1,203,00 rise
in other loans, mostly consumer
loans. Total loans were down
100000 and commercial loans up
$71 900. Loans to banks totaling
$1,500,000 were eliminated.
Store Profits Cut Sharply.
Department and speciality stores
of the Nation had a net profit,
after taxes, of only l per cent of
sales in the first six months of this
year. compared with 2.3 per cent
a year earlier, Raymond F. Copes,
general manager of the Control
lers' Congress of the National Re-
tail Dry Goods Association, said
at news conference here yester-
day.
Net income of 228 stores in
cluded in the survey was 1873 per
cent below year earlier. said Mr..
CopeS. All expenses claimed a.
larger share of the sales dollar.
Higher payrollS accounted for 43
per cent of the increase in ex-
penses.
I'VE retailers have considered
the per cent margin type of price
control such as we have as most
feasible and workable, but it pre-
supposes that accepted proper
tions will be maintained" said
Mr.. Copes. "All things cannot re-
main in proper proportion when
imitation is only partially con-
trolled.
Heads HirSch Office Here.
Hirsch & Co. yesterday an
nounced the appointment of
Harmer Reside as manager of it's
Washington Office at 1886 I street
Evening star., 1951-09-21
GIN Shareholders Reach
Record Total Of 472,872
By the Asseeiafed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-General
Motors Corp. reports that its
shareholders reached an all-time
high of 472,872 during the third
quarter of the year.
The number. including 442,s97
holders of common stock and
29,975 holders of preferred, is up
7,847 from the 465, ,025 in the Sec
ond quarter. 1t represents an in
crease of 1920 from the 430,452
holders during the third quarter
of last year shortly before the
reclassif1cation and split of the
common stock.
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Foreign Exchange

change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents)'
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
cents. up IL of cent. '0' -
Europe: Great Britain (pound). 2.79Is,
up !. Of a cent: 30-day futures 2.79Is, un.
q cent; 90-day futures. 2.7sls, up !. Of a a
cent; Belgium franc), 1854. unchanged;
france france drancl. :2Sss Of q cent, UNCHANGED:
Italy Qira), .16A Of a cent. unchanged;
gortugal lescudo)s -3,47. pnchanged; swe-
Latin America: Argentina tfree), 7O5,
UNCHANGED: Brazil (free), $50 UNCHANGED; /;
Mexico; II ;57, unchanged; Venezuela (boli-
Var, 3O.03. unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 1880. un-
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Oased on ths las. auarssrly

disbursements based on the last quarterly
OF semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special 9r extra diyidsnds are
xr Ex rights Also extra or extIas 5 FIus
stock dividend dCash or stock. e Paid
last year ar. tPayabls Ell II i, stock sstinatsd
clared or paid 60. far this wear De-
clareo or paid after stock dividend or
accumula tive issue With DIVIDENDS in ar
rears. p Paid this year. dividends omitted,
deferred or. no action taken at last 6ivi.
1851 plus stock dividend. ' LIQUID sing
dividend. Payable In stock. exact cash
value undetermined On declaration {AtA
Evening star., 1951-09-21

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Evening star., 1951-09-21

Mr.. Reside
has been asso-
ciated with the
brokerage buSi-
n eSS for 27
years. He at
t e nd e d the
Naval Academy
and is a men,
b er of tn e
Chevy Chase
and Army and
Navy Clubs.
He announced
that the CON-
nanV'S 0ffjre
Evening star., 1951-09-21

S p in G S, w.
Va, on Sep
tember 27-29,
one of tn e
busiest m e n
there will be
Paul L. Selby,
executive vice
president. who
has headquar-
terS in Wash
ington.
He is an at
troney and has
been the gen.
eral trade as
Sociati0n eyer.
Evening star., 1951-09-21

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Evening star., 1951-09-21
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Evening star., 1951-09-21
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 oq-spot meta,
prices today: Copper, 241a cents . pound,
Connecticut Valley. Lead, II cents q
pound New York. Zinc. 17ha cents q
pound East St Louis Tin, SI.O3 4
pound New York. Scrap steel. No. 4
heavy, 400. PittSburgh
Evening star., 1951-09-21

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Alaska Airl
Altes Brew %f-.
AmBantam Car
Am Marac .20g
AmPot&Ch 3 70 4
Am 81 kap 20g z
Am Superpowr
Anch Post iaa
AngLauNitA1ag ]
Apex Elec Hag
Ark N Gs A so !
Atlas Corp WV
Barium Stl 40
Bohack H ia !
BraZ TT L&P Q 2
Br Am Oil " n z
Brown-F Dis so z
BunkHill&S la Z
Cai&EdmCp.IO ]
Cal Fl Pow 80
CALVIN CnsO&G
Can Sou Oils =.
Cap Transit 4. 4
Carman .20g
CessnaAirc. zoe
Claude Neon
ConsMng&S 3a 10
cont F&M Rg 2
Creole Pet 3Ag ,
Crown Drug
CubAtlSuR 1ha ].
DennMfgA 100 /,
Det HdwM .30a
Dumont LA Tag /
Duro Test .15e.
Ea st Gas q Pl ]
Fl Bnd&Sh Kaf 2
EQUITY Cp .15g-
Eureka c Ltd
FairchE&A.20g
FarSteel Ng z
Ford Mot Fran
Giant Yell ]
Gobel iyc
Goldheld Con
Gray Mfg Ag =. ]
GtLakesOil&C
HavanLith log
Hecla Min ] !
Holl C Gold "a !
Evening star., 1951-09-21

Hourly sales on the Exchange Today.
II 100 am A3o 600 1900 noon o2o 600
400 pm. / o41 600 200 m. 900 600
tUnit OF trading 10 sharea sIn bank
ruptey or receivership or being reorganize&
under the Bankruptcy Act or. securities
dendS In the foregoing table are aknual
Evening star., 1951-09-21
Loan Firms Plan Meeting.

When the National Consumer
Finance Association holds its 37th
annual convention at the Green
brier Hotel. White Sulphur