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Evening star., 1952-07-11
Business Briefs
ne l1s As.eciatsA .. 4 a:sP Preas:l
Rail Freight Volume last we

Rail Freight Volume last week
was the lowest since 1884, amount
ing to 447,396 cars. This total,
Influenced by the continuing steel
strike and the coal miners annual
vacation, represented a decrease
of 31.1 per cent from the week
before and 23.9 per cent from the
comparable week last year.-As-
sociation of American Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
in the week ended Monday aggre-
gated $381. .742 900, compared with
1928 ,205, 900 the previous week
and 1851 ,028, 900 in the similar
1851 .week.-Engineering News
Record.
Dawson Chemical Corp. has
started construction of a plant
for producing triple superphos-
phate at Ridgewood. Fla.
Great Lakes Oil g. Chemical Co.
has completed negotiations for ac-
quiring all the stock of Cleveland
Oil Co. of Los Angeles.
| American Potash g. Chemical
Corp. earned 1924 ,224 in the June
30 quarter or 81 cents share VS..
$516,161 or Sc cents in the same
period last year.
M. A. Hanna Co. earned So, ,208,-
343 or $1.01 in the June quarter VS..
So, 745,394 or $1.18 in the 1851 pc
riod.
Superior Oil Co. Of California
earned $10,355.711 or $24.48 in the
nine months ended May 81 VS..
1.275.613 or $26.66 in the 1851
period.
Marine Midland Corp. earned
81 .550,257 or "a cents in the June
80 quarter VS.. 81. .463, ,523 or 26
cents per share outstanding.
Underwood Corp. earned $685.
448 or $1.13 in the June 80 quarter
VS.. $1,l40,740 or $1.55.
Hearn Department Stores re-
ported a net loss of $3.50, ,023 for
the year ended February 2 VS.. a
deficit Of $609. .651 the year before. |
Aroa Equipment Corp. earned
|$316,337 or 70 cents in the six
months ended May 81 VS.. $253, 500 |
or 63 cents:
National Tea Co. earned ST.
735 ,057 or 96 cents in the "a weeks 4
ended June IA VS.. $1,866.717 or |
$1.18.
Booth Fisheries Corp. earned /
$661, ,166 or $2.98 in the year ended
April 26 VS.. $644,637 or $3.50.
Cerro de Pasco Corp. directors
have called special stockholders
meeting August 10 to vote on a
proposal to enter the petroleum or
natural gas business if and when
special opportunities present
themselves.
American Potash 4 Chemical
Corp. has purchased for retire.
|ment. at $40 q share, 100, 900
shares Of its stock held by Mathie-
son Chemical Corp.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Retail Trade Remains
On Nearly Even Keel
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 11.-Retail
trade in the week ended Wednes-
day held at about the level of the
previous week even though many
stores were closed for the long
holiday week end. Dun & Brad
street reported today.
"Post-holiday clearance sales Of
currently seasonal merchandise
helped to sustain shoppers in
lterest." the business reporting firm
said in its weekly retail survey.
Retailers relied heavily on re-
duced-price promotions and ex-
tended shopping hours to better
the sales figures of year ago."
Dun & Bradstreet estimated re-
tail dollar volume at from / per
cent below to per cent above
that Of the year-ago week, with
regional changes as follows: New
England and East off 2 to up 2
per cent, Midwest off 3 to UP /.
Northwest off ! to up 8. South
|up to 5. Southwest and Pacific
Coast unchanged to up 4.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Nearby Bank Deposit,
Set Midyear Record, (,
Near $500 Million

Deposits Of q banks in Mary
land and Virginia sections of the
Washington Metropolitan Area
reached a new all time peak OF
$299. .723. .037 on June 30. a survey
by the Star revealed today.
The largest total was up $11.-
220. .022 or 3.9 per cent from $685.
SOB ,015 at the end of 1851 and was
SAT ,334,833 or 1873 per cent above
$252 .388. .204 on June 80 last year
As previously reported, District
bank deposits Of $1,221 ,408, SIT al
midyear were down 20 per cent in
the first six months of this year
but were 6.7 per cent above a year
earlier. Combined area deposits OF
81 ,521, ,131,714 were IL per cent
below December 81, but SO per
cent above June 80. 1851.
Individual bank figures for june
80 and a year earlier are given be-
low, except for the Bank Of An
nandale. for which no previous
figures are available, and the First
National Of Arlington and the Mt
Vernon Bank and Trust Co., fol
which December 81 figures are
given In the second column:
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Produce Markets

9, Produce quotations from Baltimore
msni: furnished by the Agriculture Depart
10 Apples steady, bushel baskets. Trans
parents pareints' o.. s. No, l. ,2-inch minimum
inch ishhsi up, n9 4.6G. S5a0s mark New Jersey ga
p0'fs0ei SIC Em 1ooDSa1S ah%gES.d sack5 u
Cobblers. 6;75;. Virginia CobblersS, SASiu, un'
s1e g. 1881 iSSa5ou uniPasiifisd Postassd Is
6.25. 1n" "asi'eo
Sweet H, potatoes no sales reported.
Is 2uisryi csSi marsst firm on fryers; prices
with few heavy type sold i at S5; lish lhsh
oyee eyee 10; no,ndi pIIiets 81 broilers or ryers
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts, 2s.6I6 100 poun,
msNl, Wlheatt1aRscsipts; tai sa.oee bushels; ship
SUmsstie, SOnnss No Eed IS EIInter SsFieEyi SPOT
:, Cofn1aR!ecs,pts. 42,1ee bushels; ship
m5enhtsI 5nshsiI. 2a.s95 bushels; stocks. 515.7i.
:, .ost .oossts-Receipts. 10000 bushels; ship
meRsSj RsSienca;nc,ss nons; stocks. 6,d03 bushels.
1..' nSnC' StOCho cS.0oZ DuSAelS.
Hye-Recelpts; none; shipments. none
-Soybeans-Receipts, none; shipments
@o5 nusnels; stocks. 234. .O91 bushels.
Miiiieed-Receipts, 2S5 tons.
Egg Market Steady.
yesterdays Quotations)
Eggs: Market steady to frm. Lars,
Ehites unchanged to "a cent higher
Sssa.noaraS purchased 45-46, one lot larg,
WHITES 661a. Receipts heavy. Demand GOOD
80 pTicss paid fob. Baltimore BY drs
Large, minimum 60 per cent A quality
54-62. 1oioi
, Receipts: EGGS. 4,O76 cases, includin,
1888 cases by truck.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO July IL LP.-wheat and soy
bean futures advanced today on buying
spurred by the Governments monthly
crop report: Corn started lower and thea
gainsd Q little. Oats were about steady.
smaller spring wheat crop than traders
Tne Government predicted q somewhat
nad expected. 1t also estimated farm sup.
plies OF soybeans at q low rate.
At noon wheat was u to q higher, July
$2.29k. corn was "a to "a lower. Univ
81 81 oats were V lower to "a higher.
July $,7Sss. soybeans were v to cents
up, July $3.2s&. and lard was . to 4
gents hundred pounds higher. July
Switzerland was reported to have bought
Two cargoes Of hard wheat yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July IL Gp.-cotton fl-
lures, moved in narrow range in fore
moon trading today. dominated By further
|eyenine-up operations in old crop, July
NEARBY October futures by q leading spot
|nrm which was attributed to hedging op-
lerations. Spot firms were believed to be
hedging spot cotton purchased in the open
market and also cotton obtained through
The New York Cotton Exchange Service
|esstimated est domestic cotton Gonsumption for
bales. against $4,000 in the four-week
period May 4,31. and S17,0 in the four
daily rate Of use for the latest period was
about 33. 500 bales. against $4,000 in the
preceding period. and 1000 in the same
period year ago. The figures indicated
that consumption for the fun season, win
depending on mill activity this month.
CONSUMPTION for the full previous season
was 10. 654 900 bales
Noon prices were unchanged to 70 cents
"a bale hiaher than the previous close
JULY 4O.36; October. 36.91; December
Evening star., 1952-07-11

| ANOSoh A1VuWS 1OCUuCCUs
Net profit realized from the
merchandising operations of the
Nations department and specially
stores in the first quarter of 1852
declined seriously from the re-
suits achieved in the same period
last year.
The Controllers Congress OF
the National Retail Dry Goods
Association reports that depart
|ment stores with annual sales
over 81 million rad a net profit
from merchandising operations
equal to l per cent of sales for
the three months ending April 30.
This decline of 28.6 per cent
from the IA per cent profit real
lied in the similar quarter Of 1851
is paralleled by a comparative
drop in speciality store merchan-
dising profits from 2.5 per cent
last year to 1.9 per cent in 1852.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

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Firestone 3s 61- 1oozt
CT Nor 5s 73---11eN
Ill Bell 23zs 81 81
InstOPL3Kss77 1ooN
IntGN 5s Sc c.. 95lh
Koppers 3s 64 -1o1N
Leh v As 2OO3A 72h
MKT 5s SO A. 97ih
Mo-Pac IS ~ p 1924
Mor&E3 has20O0 Se,4
N Y C 5s 2O13-. 76iA
NYC4H Has2O13A. 69iA
N Y c Is %. 63N
NYNHH4s2OO7. 6oih
N Y o W As 55- 3M
Northwest As 90 121h
No Pac 4Has rs 1oAzs
NoPac IS 2047 y
.OrWsRRN IS 601o1%
Pac G&E33asS6 1929
PacT&T2AsS5- 92lz
PennP&L 30 rs 99Zs
PennRR 41as65 1ools
PenRR4AsS4E 91N
Peo&E inc Is 90 so
PHI: 81 2As 81 90
PhillipnRy 4s37 1o,h
Reading3lss96- 66zs
SLSF Ans 2O22 eAsa
SLSF As o. oSlh
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ShellUn 2Eas II 9Aiz
So Pac hsS-1ooiz
So Pac AIS 90 lo2
SoPac41zsOr77 1o1ss
TIP 3Tss s. 1o4i<S
Third Ave $3.50 IL
UnOCalcv3h72 1o6N
Vanad 3has 65 --113h
Vanad3h65cld- 100
WarnPet3as66 106
W Sh 4s 1881 =. 61h
West On $500. 1o1N
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Col. MiIwit Will Head
BeIvoir Laboratories

Col. Herbert Milwit has been
appointed commanding officer OF
the Engineering Research and De-
velopment Laboratories at Fort
Belvoir, Va.
Col. Milwit, who goes to Fort
Belvoir from the Industrial Col
lege of the Armed Forces, re-
lieveS Col. Desloge Brown.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. July IL LP)-Foreien ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars others inn cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 2ls per cent premium or l02 81 u
United States cents, of 9f32 of a cent
of 70 of q cent; 30-day futures, $2.71ls
of u Of q cent; 60-day futures, $2767s
off "a of q cent; 90-day futures, 81 16
of 10 of a cent. Belgium (francl, 1.9Sss
unchanged France dranc), .2Sss of 8
cent UNCHANGED. Holland tguilderl. 26.36
unchanged. Italy Qiral, .16ls of cent
unchanged. Portugal (escudo). $50, un.
changed Sweden (kronal. 1885. un-
changed. Switzerland drancl dreel
1924, unchanged.
Latin Misunderstanding (freel. 725
unchanged. Brazil free), $50, unchanged
Mexico 11.5f. unchanged. Venezuels
(Bolivar), 3O.03, UNCHANGED.
changed.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Autos Actually Cheaper

CHICAGO.-Considering its USE
full life, today's automobile is 72
per cent cheaper than its 1925
counterpart. And since 1925 bet
ter gasoline, better engines and
better oil have increased power,
accelleration and miles per gal
lon by so per cent.
Evening star., 1952-07-11

IntBR&D IS 76 oS 0o
NEW YORK CITY
3s 30 ---- 1o7sie
FOREIGN 1:15
Australia 5s 66 1oozs
Australia3 As57 93M
Canada 2%s "a o51h
Chile 2ha-3s 93- 3oA
Oenmk 5ss 65- o6lA
Denmk 4has 81 971s
Japan 6hs 81 1oozs
Japan 51as 90 81
OrienDev 6s 53 81
OrienDv5 1as5S 81
TokyoElL6s 53 o4lz
DOMESTIC 1:15
AmFP4.SOsS7 66lz
AmT&T 33Ss63 115N
AmT&T3M64Wt115iz
AmT&T 2s4s57 1131e
AmT&T234s61 1oe1s
AmT&T 2%sS2 o2N
Am Tob IS 90 1904
B & o 5s 95 q -
B&O cv4Ka2O10 6A3@
B q o As 7b A. %
B&O SW 5s 80 6olIz
Bos Me Ans TO- 523A
Can No 4 1as So 1861
CRRNJ 3As 81. 51N
Gao 3Ias 90 D. e9lA
CMSPcv4h2044 615s
C&NW Ans 90 so
City Inv As 61-- 95
CCCSL 4las IT. 69lz
CCCSL As 90 1914
Clev El Ill 3s 80 1oolts
ColP&Icv4A66 1o3A
Cuba RR 5s60ct 81 |
D&RGW3-4s93. 100
D Mend As 95-- 69Iz
Det Ed CIV 3s So 115A
Det Ed IS 70--1o1lA.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Market Averages

Bituminous Production in the
holiday week was estimated at
1,125.000 tons. compared with
1,496, 900 in the corresponding
week last year and S,670, 600 the
week before.-National Coal AS
&ociation.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Metal Quotations

ferrous metal prices today: Copper 24h
cents . pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
16 cents . pound, New York. Zine Is
cents pound. East st. Louis. Tin $1.21h
pound, New York.
Evening star., 1952-07-11
Md. Total sl5l .ell .s47 s1sa.2l9.5l
Retail Profits Reduced.

Va. Total $147,S11,19O S119,16s,642
~ For December 81 and not included IL
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N. 7. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES Only SELECTED IssrIRs
lEuEnighea hZ the Asaaciafea Rresa
Evening star., 1952-07-11

WORLD BANK
IntBR&D IS 20 9S OF
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Frestone 3s 61- 1oozt
Evening star., 1952-10-12

THE GOLDEN TOUCH: Gala
evenings ought to find women re-
acting to the glittering events
ahead by being frankly" spec
!tacular in their makeup for their
evening coiffures. Bright gold
and silver touches in steaks for
your hairdo or even your entire
head can be achieved with a
liquid that is inexpensive, safe
and easy to apply at home, and
will last about "a hours. It may
be washed out at any time.
There's a rumor going around
that some men have even been
putting in a silver streak in their
hair this way for that "distin-
Iguished look" In Paris women
refer to this striking Streaking Of
the hair as applying sunshine. I"
BEAUTY BASIC: Talk of the
right" powder. the right" lip
stick, the fright" cream, also
Evening star., 1952-10-12

BATHING BEAUTY: A new
soap find that teams the art Of
|perfumery with soap making. The
finest soap ingredients plus frag-
rant beauty oils have been put
together to help leave your skin
clean. perfumed. and soft and
glowing. The soap is fashioned
into shaped to fit your hand"
cakes. Here's the answer to the
slipping cake of soap that always
starts of the search" in the
bath tub. This, when you in
evitably have soap in your eyes,
too. Three cakes come individually
wrapped in a neat package. Incl
dentally. there's no Federal tax
on soap so that little deterrant
isn't a handicap. Add to your
|epap supply at home and If you
need a "uuiCkie" gift-here 1t Is.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
By EIeni

brings to mind that unless the
fright" makeup foundation is en-
ployed the effectiveness Of the
other beauty essentials is lost. A
new liquid cream foundation
promises a polished, dewy finish
and does away with that made
up" look. The satiny texture OF
the "basic sheen" is apparent
with the few drops needed to
smooth and blend it on your face
and neck. It helps smooth in un-
even skin tones and face shadows
too. This preparation also comes
with hormones for those women
who like their makeup foundation
to possess them. Five shades, rose
rachel. light rosetta and medium
rosetta, deep rose rachel and TO-
Setta bronze are available.
Evening star., 1952-10-12
Stag Lines
By Bert Bochoroch

FASHION: In the variable
winds Of the football season
you can stay comfortable in the
practiced new triple. threat"
Jacket. It has two layers
windproof outer coat and q
zip-in sweater like lining. You
can wear either layer separately
or keep warm in both.
HANDYMAN: Are your bath
room scales accurate? You can
check on them the next time
your household buys a bag of
flour. If you own a good
set Of tools. keep a piece of
charcoal in the chest to absorb
moisture and prevent rusting.
:. Try to store your window
screens fiat, one on top of the
other. instead of standing them
on end. It avoids warping.
TEN-SECOND INTERVIEW:
Banker - Fewer businessmen
would lose their shirtS-if they
rolled up their Sleeves!" q.
Bartender-"An optimist is q
guy who says his glass is half
full. A pessimist says it's half
empty!"
PARIS LETTER: "Hatmaker
Gelot." on Place ,Vendome. has
bowed to the Texas influence
and is making 10-gallon hats.
Wearers are called "Vendome
cowboysp French haber-
dashers staggered by the ultra
conservative taste Of Clark
Gable. Not so by Bob Hope,
who bought . fire-engine-red
sport jacket.
FACTUALS: In Connie
Ryan's new book. Across the
Space Frontier" there's an IL
lustration Of the space suit Of
the future. It's not very stylish
but it's practical! D.. Science
says that we burn more calories.
and use more energy, during our
first hour of sleep than when
we're awake. Statements
that auto accidents are on the
increase are misleading. There
are more accidents but there are
many more drivers-and the
rate per driver is lower than it
was before the war.
GADGETS: One of the handi-
est new devices for the home is
the "Bernz-O-Matic" liquified
petroleum blow torch. Good for
soldering. burning of paint, etc.
-. A transparent liquid coating
called "Corogard" protects the
chrome finish on cars for a full
six months.
CLOSET CURE: If your closet
is too narrow to accommodate
the width of hangers. here's
how you can hang your clothes
there anyway. Cut shallow
notches at an angle in the cross
bar. so the hangers will stay in a
diagonal position. Your clothes
will stay neat and unmussed.
PASS THE CIGARS: This
week to-Chuck Davey, who
holds q master Of arts degree
from Michigan State. for his
ring department and sports
manship-as we'll as his boxing
ability. The fight game needs
more like him. ....a. --
Evening star., 1952-10-12

PASS THE CIGARS: This
week to-Chuck Davey, who
holds a master Of arts degree
from Michigan State. for his
ring department and sports
manship-as well as his boxing
ability. The fight game needs
more like him. .-.-
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Inliegen uno bin erbort Doroen.
Srau g., 8.
Senoe einliegeno einen Shed i'm
8etrage bon $500 5u gbren oes FL.
Intonius fir erbaltene @obltaten.
2elerin, ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-12-06
ct. Eanl, Ninn.- 8urtbinston, o.
Samstag, 6. 9ese,nber 1852.


Spnntag, Z. 9esember: 3meiter
Sunntag I'M Ibpent. - 6 b n
gelium: Son Ser 8elanoti6aft
Sobonnis (Wattb. I'D.
Mpntag, s. 9esember: 11nbefledte
Gmpfansnis.
9ienstag, 9. 9e5ember: gu6arius.
Mitttpo6, 10. 9e5enlber: gulalia.
Sonnerstag II. 0e5en1ber: Irthur.
sSreitag, 12. 9e5enber: Warenttls.
Samstag, 13. 9e5enber: 2ucia.
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