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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-31

leaps attempting by enacng
special provide machinery indignation
Mississippi voting three
against
law designed to bye the high court ruling While high
Negro life in 1854
practically significant
This OF reonded not only to the races benefit but to that
Of the nation when Americas biggest minority
begans to make gains the entire nation profits.
In all of endeavour Negroes gains
business politics. labor employment science housing sports
religion and the armed forces the better
prepared optimistic by wider
whites and Negroes alike made tremendous gains
about the phenomenal 1864 the
widespread feeling white fellow citizens of all classes
that the individual should be given opportunity to
American life.
groups the politicians who in
year Keep
the south Negroes voting than
the relentless attack white primaries poll tax and
other designed to keep colored tax from voting in the
elections
people standing up being counted
for good relations and equality The growing ranks of
the nation
that the distant when will be denied his basic
citizenship
for the Negro Americans their attitudes
towards such religious mnores and the American In
dian this nation shanefully treated
church. Catholic Jewish
lead the people towards
brotherhood equality The Catholics particularly the school
schools before the Supreme Courts decision May
number white resolution
the South the north leading
all white Pensioners let it
be known that others most Negro churches white
articles the the church
various periodicals during
Another Improvement
has been the interest training
the utilization by topfght firms of the trained
Also worth noting the Negroes realization and
his the
force The American Negro today knows that his
participation in the life of America the evidence
darker nations world United type
while perfect the whether
white brown in the world
For the American Negro the ahead going 10
dowugradc There mountains climb
IL reached II will require 1885,
and conservation and much anything
part of the that will be
cpnc hard thing often groups
walls Of prejudice and restriction tumbng
the s
be moved with gains
be retained
The challenge the mean
nothing unless hearts believe
brotherhood an and down. This
forward with confidence 10 the New Nothing
holocaust caused by foolish rulers and keep
waters they along the
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

1s49 pickup, with
canopy and built:up sides. This
truck 10 In extremely good condition
and has never hauled heavy loads.
II you need . pickup, you viii buy
sMALG Ins sr ,0T NS snly i7ss sS Coed Aeps
rom loss M- -Sig panel; used only in
company service. It's the nearest
You'll tind to Q new truck; equipped
With heater t sd two .n s,sn t1er we s
LOGAN cFoRp, MOTOR CO. iii
CHEVROLET 1850 N-ton pickup;
heater; dark green finish; carries our
OK. Warranty; $695: WIssINoER
SIIEvE eS,Icr Co. CO. seVsn, , Corners
p rsIIs cn ss DUMP y. with ss5xso tires:
excellent condition; 81 ,295. PARK
( WAY-FORD, 3051 M st. NV; AID.
2,SlsS, opsn 3 e! e sst ts, 9;
s g5s 4s tises. sss5 PARKWAY
FORD. s05i N st. NV. AID; s-ols6.
Open 3 TO ., Saturday till 9.
INTERNATIONAL 546, vanette body,
mechanically good; excellent condi.
ton throuEhoIt; 2 to choose s. from;
Co. iii 18Th St. NV. 81.
FORD 80, vanette Boyertown body.
Fully equipped; low mileage; ex::
cellent condition throughout. Used
slightly BY local decorating COM
pany. Truck In prime paint will
paint to suit customer: 1898,
Logan lFordl MoT9R CO.. HI
FORD '51 panel, fully equipped.
Used slightly by our service dept.
q real buy; S6D6. LOGAN ForO
MOTOR Co. I'LL 18th st. NV.
DI. 7-69OO. Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 194s English Ford);. splen-
.RoPER." / 18Th and r. I. ave; ne,
ANGLIA .63 2-dr;; black; req leather .tl,.r
per gal; only Se9b; 4-montn writ
Wash.s oidest pord Dealer; ii TIA
Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000.
sst. closed Sunday. customer park
ANGLIA 81 a-dr. sedan; =, h.,
green, brown leather upholstery; up
to 35 miles per gal; $4g5; 4-month
p psss wssh.:: Oldest Ford Dealer.
TIA Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4.430O.
Sat ;ns Closed Sunday. Customer Pc g.yf'
AUSTIN 1883 A-4o sOmerse. con-
%l pss s.l as Can 10. ' ssiiS' Week
AUSTIN asS fSen isss 4-door; heater. Blue.
Austin sI Il HaALEY "a; very low mile
age: blue. Bank financing. JACK
PRY.. 18th and 2. Est: "a yrs.
dream dream On os0G wh s fully eauippedi
one owner; extra clean; $1g5 down.
$l,095: PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
BUICK 80 4.dr. sedan; Dynanow:
Ten Sv Warranty ant v s @Sae Df fR9a NO
ave. at Piney Branch I'd. To. Q.
BUICK SnSSi 80 4-dr.; s75: emo: Or
burr I'd, ne. Ii. $4,000. la
BUICK ! ICH "A. n 2.dr: SIS; , s-IlnU; or q
MOTOR rs S.. f e.. 9iSli. 400 s.rrnsln'
Dynaiiow; sS46. HoRNER;s cor.
sN1ER NEE. Buick e pssier. Fla. ave- ne At
BUiictK 1859 hard top cony.; full,
BUICK 1858 spec; 1000 act mi;
nes ana make a ' osr Sc jA sa ssso of.nr
sSss. y sr slefT sed HosNER. ' SGD
MINI; aye, ne; Lu. i.9226. ..a..
s4S4 ssRsa's $50 'aI ss
ave. ne, LU: 1-9226. -.
asis.a; sas5a Sc sTz As ~ HioR asha.
s aasa Mi 5g e. Eve luxe ns lG stos.;
HoaRsSdHsKI ssaS MINI. s1s. ne.
Stick 1850 Special 4-dr.; srsy I'm.
ish; S505, IA. 2-7773. la
BUICK '46 Super sedan; blue: and
h.: S305; HORNER'9 CORNER,
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at oth.
BT1CKS.1selection Of models and
colorS. HORNER's CORNER, Buick
/ Dealer. Fla ave. me- at 0tn. Ii. o.
BUCK 80 station wagon; Wv.
iHRs:ss ccocaRaNiiEsE. Baiee T DEALER, Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th, IL. 6-6404.
BUICK 80 Special de luxe 4-dr.; Z.
and h.. turn signals; black with
SILVER SPRING Mo5ToR CO. NC:
| 1909 East-Wesf hwy. lst Ga. sve.).
| siI. Spa. Nd, 10. S-Sib7.
zine and nne appearanes: woman
owner going cserseas. CO. $1,000
b anst horners Corner, ss2s MINI.
ave. ne. a choice selection Of mod
| els and eolcrs. Lu: l-e22o BUICK
Dealer eTANLEY H. 4QhMkR 49,
eQuipped, 1900 miles. EIieed foI
s .gsss:,t 9 ssaIS; !, y, 72S. Can 10. e-gt77
(ceatfnnsd On NEXT Pasal
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MONTGOMERY

BRICK COLONIAL ON FAC
acres. bordering river. lust over
MontE Co. line, an hours easy drive
over new dual highway to work;
large. excellent, restored home. with
huge livina room and twin nreplaces;
exceptional tenant houses and out
buildings; land Is level and ali "a
Alfalfa or permanent pasture: plenty
Of water IN fields. also Q large pond
stocked with bass; q top-noteh
estate farm for $50. 900.
20-ACRE upper county estate with o
room, brick, White-pillar Colonial;
very beautiful; $50. 500.
220-ACRE. good, level. stock farm, In
nne shape, now carrying. 100 head;
good home and tenant house: out
0f-toWn owner must sell at . price
which We consider very low: $50. 900.
90 ACREs; goed home: so. 500.
125-ACRE DAIRY; close In; oWnel
leaving and Will sacrifice for S44.-
e q, .a snsslISinF herd. machinery and
So ACRKsi 9-room. 2-bath home
close IN; So, 900; very nice.
from Frederick; around 5000 cash
down win. handle: rent out the
farm and have . weekend and Va
s Many 0THERs-sToP m
RIPLEY Il ROMER, INC,
3ATTHKRaU0Ha 20f
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WAITED

ssa s H. y 10 j. Esv T. l ssssssts
Alex: Arl. or Fairfax Co. BOX 81.
IS 10 100 ACRES desired for
$4,000 homes. Must have all utils.
close by. Located in Montgomery
MERRfMAcK coNsTRU d ii
CORP. OIL. 6-7S16. -16
B TO 10 ACRES with or borderinR
stream in Va. within IS miles Of
ID. c. 10. $1,000 after 8 pm. ---l2
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CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. ! Florida ave. NE.
Cor. Of N. CAPITOL and Florida N.K.l
CASH FOR CARS
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
PENNY MOTORS SALES
1920 r. /. Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
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FARMS tconl.l

sTROUT CATALOG--Mailed FRKR:
So states. sTRoUT REALTY. SS4-X
woodward BLDG. Washington. ST
500 On, $50 NO. buys for $50
per acre, % acres, 200 yards On
hard road and busline; IS mi. south
Of d. G. TIE. 6-4131. lib
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! REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or colored
Quick settlement Call MR. MILLER,
ME. S-l22O; evenings. LA 6-b194.
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LOANS

lst AND END TRUST LOANS MADE:
24.hour service. Call Ii, 3-O445,
JEEEERsoN MORTGAGE LOAN
RELIABLE HOME OWNER may OBJ
tain up to 5000 loan to be secured
BY 2nd trust. Strictly confidential!
Send details to Box Sick. Star.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Do you need money
for taxes or bills??? Money loaned
on LIST or. end trusts on terms To
suit your budget. No money down.
Up to 10 years to pay. Home inn
provements, new baths, kitchen
painting. roofing, heating, plumb
ing. Call Mr.. Freedman, WASH
lNGTON LOAN Il TRUST BUILD
ING, 900 E st. NV, Tel. RE. 7-1525
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me Romance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In.
terest and dive you any balance In
cash. Gail Mr.. MILLER. ME-
SLIGO: evenings. LA. 6-610A.
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toTs AND ACREAGE foR SALE

=
CLINTON, MD.24 wooded acres
suitahls for subdivision: Priced.
SS l2;f9Si MIG, a-5s7c' HARTMAN sa
COUNTY. yA.-ioa acres
MRS. WIZ. Il. LAUGHToN. Realtor,
Mclean. Va. Ill. 8-5325 or IL, O.
A iiiSMiAR ST. NV. next to 4Sss.
40x105. Reas. Ma. $3.50; eVes.,
B ri Enss;ii CLUE DisrRIcr.
Attractive. high. wooded, la-acre
lots. in new subdivision. Buy now
and save. money; terms rs low rs
500 cash and $25 per mo. ED
TMW AEp l6 g; Al e 81. of *. as mdiop
paved street, $4,000 81. IT,; win
SACRIFICE for assessed value. ST.
1906 5000 50. IT,. win sell for as
sessed value, 81 $50. Call ~.
B RlAlbiY WOODED Lor--TE. Ps.,
Nd. 20 min. from u. s. Capitol;
schools. shop. transp within blks.
Faces on turn-aEound where there
Is no throqgh trafiic; approx. S0x225
e. SACRIFICE, $l.e50. Call ~.
Eiiyk ACRES, beaut. high elev.; Win
divide into 3 fine homesites; Just
8S mi. north Of Silver Spring. a.
q 81; DEVELOPMENT Co. 10.
DESiHRs1BLE BUILDING LOTS. in
North Arlington. mr.. schools and
transp. F. E. WESTENBERGER,
2062 I4th ST. north. Arl., Va, ia.
7-1793; ewes. and sun. ia. 2-0353.
AZ ACRES, cleared land, located
about mi. north of Rockville. on
Rte 240 in Montg. Co. Call Gathers
burg 466-W-2. --15
10 WOODED ACRES
ass feet. on hard I'd: excel. neigh.
borhood: mr.. Glenn Dale Sanitorium
$5,500, terms. Ask for Mr.. Addison
HE. 4-35n0, ewes. Central S-496l
W. w. LEWIS. Realtor.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR REN1

1875 DE SALES ST. N.W.--Broad.
casting Telecasting Building; 2 Arst
rate 12x12 ofaces with excellent
facilities: at $126, / ct 500. Wall,
to.WaI CARPET, dFaperies, Unforeseen
lighting, excellent acoustics. and
very nicely furnished. Reception rna.
telephone ansyering ARRANGEMENTS
hour elevator service: Sat. cal
sEsssfaEdss gg sA fis Nc hsEDf zsss y y
NV. Ma. $4,000.
ARLINGTON, yA.-ao44 Wilson blvd.
Attractiye once with 30-ft. from
main main a aoo bass en- IA rear szs sSs
sun, can 10. a-s7ss. weekdays
call FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC. 1872 I. st. NV. Ma,
$4,000.
1927 NINTH ST. N.W.-Approx
5000 50. IT,. End floor open space
for any business use. Reas. AUER.
BACH d CO.. Du. 7-650i. AD
4-59O7.
2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP. good sloca.
ton n our modern bus terminal
Has shower rrn.. and space for shoi
shine concession Apply s. A
WAMPLER TrailWay Terminal d
Wash.. Inc. 18th and Eye SITS. nv
III
LIST FLOOR SPACE II nearby AIRING
ton shopping center. ample parking
wen suited for builder. contractor
printer or any other business use
Cah ALBERT H. COHEN Co.. IA
2-1661. lis
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267 ACRES

267 ACRES
n you are interested in O real bu,
in O farm, this one has more thar
one mile of hard road frontage: 81
miles from downtown washington Ii
Mont. Co., improved with 2-stor,
over loo yrs. old. yet renodeied q
Q high cost. The kitchen alone will
fixtures was $4,000. Large barn
milking paflor, many fine outbuild
ings. Nice fish pond with plenty 81
fishj this farm can only be appre
ciated by inspection. Priced sos,
Or viii sell fully equipped with 81
milking cows. Call FRED B. CUSH
NAN. Pc. 2-0443 or Charles N
Hickman. 20. 2-9442. or stop Il
once one mi. N. Of Rockville OIL
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tcoafinusd.l
Doctor or Psychiatrist
5000 Conn. Ave. N. w.
4-Rrn. Suite$12O

THERE ARE go DOCTORS AND PsY.
MIDTOWN LOCATION THAI is
CONVENIENT TO PUBLIC TRANS.
RQRTATI0N AND HAS EASY PARK.
ING FACILITIES.
Newly decorated ofices with large
bright rooms. private bath, storage
and closet facilities. Ready for i'm.
mediate occupancy. Switchboard
elevator and mail desk service. 7,
inspect apply ut desk or CALL DI
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ZOE SALE NJ OWNKR--Restaurant,
l hasc, e nd. h,r asd e. and RacsSss
~. 900 So It. of valuable land. an
on Nd. q. 8: 4, Responsible parties
may get additional information 81
writing TO Box 4O1 =. star. lib
CHOICE PARCELS
OF 2nd commercial and industrial
gr0und some with r. {. siding. AZ.
trActtve prices on several parcels Of
VARYING sizes. Call Mr.. 8misn.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
TOT II 81. NV. Realtors. MA. s-5b8t
~ :.
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EVANS BUILDING


single room. $50: 2-reom cor. suite,
800: wired for air eond.; opsS u
hrs. Apply Rln. e1G Evans 4ids.
SD -Ak
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"a BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING"

That's what you'll say when you see
this beautiful. det.. cor. l1-unit. apt.
BLDG. situated In top D. c. loca-
want in q bldg. you owned or lived
In. It's also an excel. investment.
has an income Of $3.50 yearly; low
expenses and VIII show . net return
Of approx. $500 yearly. Priced
very reasonably for prompt sale.
Exclusive with
Jess Fisher q Co., Inc.
1890 Z st. NV. Realtors. Ex. 3-1stl
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BETHANY REACH. nm. Com. sfil;
3-hedfm. cottage, S96 wk.; new 3.
rm.. <. b., apt, new furniture. So
wk.; ocean front. boardwalk cottage
5 bedrms.. STA through Labor Day
S325. Eve, EM. 2-8010. I. +
GRAVATTE. Ma. S-O1b3.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTEr

FROM 10 2 ACRES, Vic. Pall
Church. Mclean or Fairfax Cir.
not over IS cents 50. It. Elmwoot
6-4212. IL
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SHOPPING CENTER
Arlington: 4 stores, ali leased pro-
gressively. An Investment Of about
100000 can net 1919 with increases
in the near future. Contact Mr..
Weissberg. ia. $4,000, or evenings.
| ia. 7-64S7.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
ia. $500 2O55 Wilson Blvd.
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WE HAVE LOTS SCATTERED m
WASHINGTON AND MAINLAND:
SEVERAL LARGE AyCR5GCAGEs IN
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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yvATERFRoNT PRop foR SAL

OCEAN BEACH, lED.-e lots, 1 acre
cash. AD. 1900 aftsf 4 pm. lis
value 81. 900. sell or trade FOR. au-
tomobile. RIA. 6-9233. I'll
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FORD. full racing engine, new. 3ssx
IA balanced. Reas. CO. 6-9807.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
Business Briefs

zen. MOtOrS accept Corp. OF
Canada announced the offering
of a new SIS million issue of AZ
debentures by a syndicate of
dealers.
Stanley Warner Corp. an
nounced it has acquired the In
ternational Latex Corp. in it's
first expansion outside the en-
tertainment field.
American Borsch Corp. an
nounced election of Donald P.
Longmeadow, its president since
1888, as chairman of the board,
succeeding Joseph f. Ridder.
| ACF-Brill Motors Co. an
nounced William Nelson has
been elected acting president
and a director. succeeding
Charles w. Perelle, who resigned
to become president of American
Bosch Corp.
Kaiser Motors Corp. in year
ended December 81 had a loss of
$27,051.55 VS.. a loss of $4,711,-
876 in 1852.
Commonwealth Edison Co. in
IL months ended March 81
earned $36,664.592 or 1928 a
share VS.. $34,660.667 or 1929 in
1853.
American Natural Gas Co. in
II months ended March 81
earned $13.644,014 or $3.50 a
share VS.. $10,487,379 or $2.83 in
1858.
Imperial Oil, Ltd, in three
months ended March 81 earned
$13,665,310 or As cents a share
VS.. $9,776.0S9 or SO cents in 1853
period.
Atlantic Refining Co. in three
months ended March 81 earned
$11 1,029,677 or .$1.19 a share VS..
$11, 1,193.951, or $1.21 in 1858
period. asea .f2@s
Cons. Gas of Baltimore in IL
months ended March 81 earned
$10,164,000 or $1.71 a share VS..
$10.784.000 or $194 in 1853.
Gulf States Utilities in II
months ended March 81 earned
$9.545,034 or $1.90 a share VS..
$7,574,833 or $1.57 in 1858.
Chile Copper Co. in year ended
December 81 earned $4,727,875 or
SLOT a share VS.. $14,428,O10 or
1927 in 1852.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. in 12
months ended April 3 earned
$3,O94, 4,97O or $1.42 a share VS..
$3.232 1892 or $1.49 in 1858.
Corning Glass Works in three
months ended March % earned
$2,899,514 or $1.O5 a share VS..
$3.398.535 or SIPS in 1853 period.
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1954-05-03

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
oniited i1, states =, Agriculture Department:
ks S fs Marssnd ssssdS baeP Sahe TWAS sss
Iieious: 2N:sk In inehes' s.So. Boxes 1
GUS. l5os.. 400; Lowrys. i50s. 3.S5.
i s3os; 35o-15; Red od Romes. 1855; 400;
ida sebagoes. washed. y: s, Is size A.
19Spo1nd sos no TTacks 5a5; 9, 5o.p9und sacks:
Round Reds, washed, U. S. is. size A.
sacks .so.s 90; oldIBsrely 'VESuf1 stesdv.
pound sacks, Katahdins. .0O-05
Sweet Potatoes-,New jersey. some
washed; waxed, bushel baskets. ooldens;
baskets. Goldens. fair quality. .50s75; s7s;
Puerto Ricans. fair quality. 900: white
yams. ordinary quality. 1880.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Quiet. A light supply con-
sisted Of as small lots Of carried-oyer fry
to quote prices.
Livestock Markets.
lent 90 loads slaughter steers; 3 loads
ing only moderately active and very un-
even; all slaughter classes generally
STEADY: some inquiry for stock cattle
but only scattered sales completed. about
steady with last Thursday; most early
22.75-24 90 one load mostly choice,
s5Gnna foS and dPGHasd suod a5s aS .sS s
head cutter steers down to 1900; few
commercial and good grade heifers.
lS.0Q-2I 90; odd head cutter and util-
cows. 15.0o-50; most utility and com
mercial, 13.00-14.5O Gamers and cut
ters. mostly 9.00-1300; odd good year
ling beef bulls. 1000: utility and COM
merctal sausage bulls. mostly 1881
l7.00;, odd head 17.25-50; cutter bulls
down to $50: scattered lots and load
or 50 good and choice 6O0-sO2 pound
Calves. 300; slow opened generar,v
steady with last Thursday; most early
sales mixed lots good to prime vealerS
nu-y2.nOi commercial and good,
! 1Soo;22 20 200; 90; odd cutter and utility,
Grain Market.
Flour Receipts. s,474 100-pound
wheat-Receipts. 357.163 bushels:
shipments; 81. 40 bushels; stocks, 6,19s,-
296 bushels No. winter garlicky, spot.
domestic, 1.9S; May. 19S; No. 3, 1a5
Corn--Receipts, 113, ,47g bushels: ship
ments, 194,67S bushels; stocks, 1851
oats-Receipts. 12,411 bushels: ship
Barley-Receipts. none: shipments.
Rye--Receipts, 1900 bushels: shin
ments. none stocks. none
Soybeans-Receipts none: shipments,
39. ZIG bushels; stocks, S1.6T2 bushels.
Milheed-Receipts. 545 tons.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
d. {. Bank Deposits
off Only Slightly
In First Quarter
By DonoId B. HodIey

Deposits of Washington's 10
banks and trust companies to-
tailed $1,258,084.953 on April Is,
date of the latest condition call,
a drop of z Of ! per cent since
December, but still % per cent
higher than on April 20, 1858,
date of the like call last year.
This was disclosed today in a
summary by j. Russell Bolton,
controller of the National Saw
ingS & Trust Co. Mr.. Bottoms S
total reflected some revisions
from preliminary figures pub
lished when the call was issued
by the Controller of the Cur
rency.
It compared with $1,266, ,567,-
1873 on December 81 and 1921, :
0l6,478 on April 20 last year,
The all-time peak of $1,27O,924
394 was set at the end of 1852.
Changes from this high level
have been slight.
AS between banks, changes
since the end of 1853 have
been highly irregular, with sharp
declines in some institutions
matched by gains of others.
Totals for April Is are COM
pared below with those for De-
cember 21.I 1858:
Evening star., 1954-05-03
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. May 3 P.--Most grains
headed downward on the Board of Trade
today after gettinE OF to q steady
Selling expanded Immediately after q
soybean futures dropped around S cents
decline. Corn held up fairly we'll ~'' 'A'
Wheat; near the END Of the first hour
was q lower to 70 higher. May SI.52ss:
Was to lover. oTst May MeS 50; sou; soySeaSs aSs
were 2 to 3 tents lower. May S4. .0s,
and lard was 8 rents lower to cents
hundred pounds higher, May S19.l7.
Falling prices fol-. old-crop soybean
Of l.0O5,060 bushels Of G cash n sosbeans oybssps
on May contracts. This was more than
ne snee trad trade had expected. Furthermore,
eating no urgent desire to take possession
OF the cash grain.
New crop soybeans eased on reports
into beans tnan had originally been exe
pected. Soybean seed was said to be
nigh priced but producers were not hay.
ing much I'D sdimculty in obtaining It.
May wheat opened strong on the ab-
ssnce OF any cash grain deliveries on
this contract and sale over the week
enc end Of 262 600 bushels Of soft white
gains in line with the drop in soybean
prices prices ana an easier trend in distant
wheat contracts.
Heavy moisture was received in parts
OF the winter wheat belt over the week
END. which should further improve pros
poets Tor the new crop except in areas
where 1t definitely has been abandoned.
Moisture in Kansas ranged up to $50
inches at Coffeyville.
Traders felt only q small percentage
OF the abandoned wheat acreage could
ne recovered in the PanhandleS of Texas
Sas.
Cash corn arrivals were quite large.
corn contracts totaled go, 900 bushels,
on oats 1S5.o 900 bushels. and on rye
$4,000 bushels.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 3 Up (USDA1-But-
ter. barely steady. Receipts (2 days.
534.947 Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons tfresh). Creamery. 80 score fAA).
5S-5S14 cents; 81 score %, 51Ia-5734;
go score tB), 55Ia-5574; SO score tC)
Cheese steady. Receipts C dayso
166.75S. Wholesale sales, American
cheese whole milk. Cheddars. fresh
36-37 cents; cheddars, aged, 46-49;
single daisies. fresh. $3.50; Single dai-
sizes. aged. 47-50; fats. fresh. sf-3S:
eats. aged. 1880: processed cheddars
) pounds. 35-391a; domestic Swiss
45-4s: Grade co.. 39-45.
Egg prices steady. Receipts q day.
30,445. Midwestern-Mixed colors ex-
traS (4S-5o pounds 3qla-40; extras.
large (45-4S pounds) 3Sta-39: extras,
medium, 37ia-3S; standards. large, 81
80; current receipts rehandled. 81
3Ih3; dirties. 1874: checks. 1898.
Whites extras 1850 poundsl 1910;
extras. large f45-4S pounds $3.50:
extras. medium. 37ia-3S. Browns. ex-
tras t4S-50D 4lIa-42; extras, large t45-
IS pounds) 40-40Iz; extras. medium.
37i2-3S.
Nearby-Whites, top quality $3.50
pouncsl 39ls-40la; mediums. 37la-5s,
smalls. ~ ia-33: peewees. 1895. Browns.
top quality t4S-50 pounds Al Ila-42la:
mediums, 3Ti2-3S; smalls. 32iz-33; pee
wees. 25l2-26.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 2 R.-cotton f,-
lures turned irresular during the fore
noon today. Old crop July sasEed or
hedging. Some of the new crop months
advanced on New Orleans and Memphis
buying. There was no feature to the
market. rejecting the slack situation in
cotton textiles.
Private advices said that parts of
Northwest Texas had scattered light ia
moderate rains over the week end, with
some fairly heavy precipitation in East
Texas.
Noon prices were 80 cents q bale
higher to 10 cents lower than the
previous close. May "a. so: July, "a IS.
and October. "a. 90.