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Evening star., 1947-11-08

was exhausted long before all, the
guests had arrived. And there were
turkeys, chickens and hams, with
other delectables.
The invitations had been issued
by the Charge d'Affaires and Nine
Tsarapkin, and they were the only
members of the staff in the receiv-
ing line. Standing between them,
however. was the Deputy Foreign
Minister of the Soviet Union, Mr..
Andre Vishinsky, who had come
down from New York for the party.
Nine. Tsarapkin wore a lovely gown
of cafe au lait lace and net, with a
rose at the waistline and very full
skirt. Her husband wore the gold
trimmed dress uniform which the
Soviets adopted two years ago.
Among the first guests to arrive
were Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown, Mrs. Brown wearing a mink
jacket over her black frock and a
small black hat encircled with white
feathers. Shortly afterward, the
former Ambassador to the Soviet
Union and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies
went down the line. the latter IN a
slate blue satin suit, black ostrich
| feather hat and platinum fox scarf.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Inverchapel, she enveloped in
soft brown ermjne stole matching
her chic feather trimmed hat, were
completely surrounded on their ar
rival. Among those greeting them
were the Uruguayan Minister and
Nine. Mora who had with them the
latters son, Mr.. Juan Rodriguez
Merry. Following fashions trend,
Nine. Mora, too. wore a feather
trimmed hat with her black crepe
frock and carried her silver fox
jacket.
The italian Ambassador and Sig
nora Tarchiani were others in the
throng, as were Mrs. Thor Thors,
wife of the Minister Of Iceland, with
her pretty daughter, Margret, and
Mr.. Knut Lykke of Norway; the
Syrian Minister and Nine. FL
Khouri, the Chinese Minister and
Mrs. Tan, the Counselor and Mrs.
Chen, the Assistant Military At
tache, 1t Col. You-mi Yang; the
First Secretary of the New Zealand
Legation and Mrs. j. S. Reid, the
First Secretary and Mrs. G.. R.
Powles, and the Air Attache, Mr..
j. L. Findlay
The Undersecretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman were
spotted as they were leaving, and
Nine. Mica Trbojevic, sister of the
Yugoslav Ambassador, was remind
ing friends of the party at the en-
bassy on the 29th. Archbishop Adam
of the Russian Orthodox Church,
wearing his clerical robes, had come
down from New York for the party
and was returning again last night.
Still others in the gathering were
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph F. Farley,
Rear Admiral and Mrs Leo o. Col
bert, Rear Admiral S. S. Ramishvily
of the Far Eastern Commission,
Capt. Floyd F. Ferris, U. S. NJ;
Capt. Charles T. Katsainos of the
Foreign Liaison Office, War Depart
ment; Capt. William S. Maxwell,
U. S. N, who had command of the
HULA project during the war, and
Mrs. Maxwell; Mr.. Lawrence w.
Waller. who handled the shipping
program for Yellow Russia and the
Ukraine and Mrs. Waller and MI.
George Marshall, chief procurement
officer of UNRRA, and Mrs. Mar
shall,
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Buses to Resume Route

The crosstown bus line will resume
operation tomorrow over its. regular
routegvia Porter street between Con-
necticut avenue and Adams Mill
road NV, the Capital Transit Co
announced today. For several
months the bus has been travelling
via the Zoo. pending completion OF
the new Klingle Bridge, which was
to be opened this afternoon.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
.ScheeIe Sturts Serving
Sentence in Arlington

Russell (Peanuts) Scheele, con-
fessed bookmaker and numbers lot
terry operator, reported to the Ar
lington Jail last night to begin
serving a sentence of five months.
Execution of the sentence, imposed
two weeks earlier, had been stayed
to permit him to arrange business
affairs.
A raid on Scheele's headquarters
started a grand jury investigation
of Arlington gambling.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Aun7nae BRIDGE

The annual bridge party given
by the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter of Alpha XII Delta Sorority will
be held on Monday following the
monthly business meeting at pm.
at the Woodley apartment house,
1851 Columbia road NV.
Mrs. Wade NJ. Edmunds is chair
man of the affair. to which all
members of the sorority are invited.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
B. G. p. Meetng

Members of the District Business
and Professional Women's Club will
take a vote on the legislation pro-
gram of the National Federation
at a business meeting to be held
at 7;30 pm. Monday in the United
States Chamber of Commerce
building 1915 H street NV.
A round-table discussion on the
subject, Know Your National Fed
eration," originally scheduled for
the October meeting, will follow the
business meeting.
Evening star., 1947-11-08

put itself on the
path toward SOL
vency. All con-
servatives W Ill
agree to this,
C e r t a / n Y all
those who bit
terly a S S a | ! e d
what they called
the deficit f.
nance" of the
New Deal days.
we m u S I II o l
only achieve a
balanced operat-
ing budget, but
get ourselves as
roniIly &C noe-
Evening star., 1947-11-08

Sation in mill
tary quarters in
Washington.
1t has been
known for some
time that the
Soviet Unions
we'll wishers in
t his country,
Canada a n d
Britain h a d
handed over to
Soviet ge n t S
t h e complex
formulas I o r
that instrument
of destruction.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Reception at Soviet Embassy
Celebrates October Revolution
By Betty MHHken

Sovies celebrated the hieth anniversary Of the Great
reception yesterday the
Attractive
invitations than usual had been fewer people
matchmaking the less of the
less lavish than previous miniature
place buffet table
fashioned which later served
supply
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Christmas Buzuur

The Woman's Society for Chris
tan Service OF the Wesley Methodist
Church will hold a Christmas bazaar
on Thursday from 1890 to 8 o'clock.
Luncheon, tea and dinner will be
served.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Rp L0,peLL MeLLetf

1t is essential to the welfare OF
this country-and, for that matter,
to the welfare of the world-that
the Government of the United States
Evening star., 1947-11-08
Bv Constantine Brown

Foreign Minister Molotovs dis
closure-if he meant it as such
that Russia now possesses the secret
of the atom bomb created little sen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
NO. SUc loS
ORDER or PUBLICATION

tcc Co~' House a. tho
C.iy Detroit cr me Us day
q Fcc- ary, AD., lo47
Present Hon VINCENT NJ
BRENNAN Crca, Judge
IL t-s CauSc il ppearIng from
atiaar.t IN tle iart afte. Gill;.
seni search ard .rqArv j. Csr-
= nc aSec tala-i 20 what State
q COUNTY me defendant resides.
On Notion " Simmons & Blbb
attorneys t1r rlsrt!T.
IT Is ORDERED that The de-
a-AtanI anpc8- Wlihin throe %
n'n'es from the date ~ this or
0Nr anf answer the Bill ~ Com.
p.a.A, therein,
Il. Is FURTHERED ORDERED
trst copy - this Or5c. hc Das.
iS1c according u law IN ihe be.
tot Tribune and also thar =
capy ~ this Order be seat bv 10.
gsterec n1ail "a sad defendant
a. h.s last known address To-
Vt Route Box 70. Wynne.
wo51. Oklahoma.
VINCENT ~ BRENNAN
Circuit judge.
4 True Copy
CASPAR J LTNGEMAN Clerk
Deputy CLERK 3-i5-4-lq
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
FEW CRIMES
REPORTED ON
WEEKEND

'Wett esppv ihclc were so
f,sc ,cien.es and Grimes of ma
f.rL oNC ilc week
end Dec police officials
Ss' IS ;tcy t BAGS and MAE
Nclts ID Ire comparative peace
ara -aic, q Us. saturday and
Mos. e SIS mcs scr ted
Wc d.rc-iec against women,
Nj pc tro .9rce-les
tcc rE fhe
An cas-; side girl only 20
years eld ;eld police that early
Mo15sy 'hat she 60. eff the
has q. jos. Sa-npsu ana La
tsye.ie and wakes as far as
Msc,-s. when A man threat
eae5 heE with a large knife
prevented her .gcul scream
ing ~ plse!ns his hard over
her mouth and raped her in
nearby alley
s. -cE cn tr 1 v
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Sci lt-lFosaaHc
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
Farm For Sale

40 acres about SO miles from D,
iroit-Good road all the way an,
Large Modern House. large barr
and 2 chicken eoops. All bu1s
ings like new. RUNNING ws,s,
fireplace. furnace and bath q
miles south Belleville on corn,.
Oakville Waltz road and Ks,
road. Owner lives on prcmisss
Immediate possession. Ted Kos,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
REMODELINC

House raising and repostino
Sewers relaYed. Easements or,
speciality. Roofing and sidino
Remodeling and additional g.
ment work. FILA. terms-ihrs.
years 10 pay. Licensed Conirae.
tor. $50 w. Warren. Call TYIs,
7-26ls until $40 pm. GA. soso
from s:3o until 10 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
NO. 4l2-3sl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ session ~ SAID Co4-t held
e tre C7~rt House y the civ
az Detroit ON The 20 CAV az Feb
ugary AID is47.
Pre- sent Hrr VINCENT VI
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Is eprea rg GcH tldaVi at-
't.lc- ac t1a. EVc.vr Maro
q defendant named q the
0ve enS'ea ga-sc doe not
s.oc a the C.ty ~ Detroit
y antv = Wayne and State az
y c-isar and that FROM scarrbN
a- -44.v plaintiff has been lc-
tE 1.c nc1 that the defend
resides 40 ga 81 Paul
opc Tennessee. tins plain
& tt4v believes and such
-rnot be served with pro-
S. issued out Of this Court be-
ase She IS beyond the juris-
.ion thereof
or Notion Of Simmons & Blob,
ai rst 10Y rlarttN,
81 IS ORDERED thar the
named dctuaant appear
answer tag Bill Complaint
@'hn threc ~ miss f.oW the
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ani hnr Nr own address
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VINCENT VI BRENNAN
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y IN ENI NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge

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CAsPAR I LINGENiAN. Clerk
By A { Na8cy
Dcpaiy Clek 35-4.la
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Deputy CLERK 3-i5-4-lq
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Stock Market Extends.
Reeovery;;Demandfo for
lndustria|s Is Lively
By T. {. AppIeeote
Associoted Press FinoneioI Write,


NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The stock
market extended its recovery today
although the movement was spotty
Lively demand for industrials was
IN evidence at the opening when
the tape dropped as much as two
minutes behind floor transactions
for brief period. Subsequent SLOW
downs trimmed gains and dropped
some ISSUES into losing territory, al
though improvement was main
tanned in many sections. Near the
fourth hour advances ranging to
more than a point were in the ma
jority.
Bullish sentiment was attributed
to belief the market was ready for
a fall rally, to, feeling that pes
simism over foreign situations had
been overdone, and to hopes for
good dividend and earnings news
in the final quarter.
Attaining higher ground were
Goodrich, American Can. United
States Rubber, j. I. Case, Schenley
Observation-Disclosures Con an ex-
ira dividend, General Electric
Allied Chemical. Du Pont, Johns
Manville, Youngstown Sheet, Chrys-
Ter (at a new l947 high, Santa Fe,
Baltimore & Ohio, New York Cen
tral, American Smelling, Packard
with two 10,000-share blocks chang
ing hands, and North American,
Lagging were Douglas Aircraft, Cerro
de Pasco and Westinghouse Electric.
Bonds were narrow and COM
modes mixed
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Foreign Exchunoe

NEW YORK. Oct Is P1.-Foreign ex-
change rates. follow (Great Britain In dol
lars. others in cents): -N "''-
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
xe., gig per cent discount or go. .O6H q. s.
CHANGED; France tfranc] .s41. Of a cent,
unchanged; Sweden (krona), 27.s4, un,
SSnangeo; 81 Switzerland franc) Commercially, j.,
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. Is QFo- (UsDA). .-salable
hogs, 5000; total 5000; market narrow,
moderately active and around Is cents
higher on all weights butchers; top, 5000;
bulk good and choice 10000 pounds,
29.50-29.75: 335 pounds at 294O and
similar $50 pounds, 1855; few good and
choice 80 pound lights, 2s.bO-2e so;
light-weight :sows steady, others fully 25
higher; good and choice sows under 400
SSu1ess s9'5S.ss.jSS' jSSs''o-s9'a5; 100000 pounds
saiabie Cattle, 5000: total, 5000: SAL
steers and heifers active. $3.50 higher;
good beef cows along with canners and
cutters strong to 25 higher; common and
medium cows slow. steady: bulls and veal
ers steady; top. 1926, for one load choice
/. .350-pound fed steers; load lots choice
medium-weight and heavy steers, $3.50
$500: bulk good and choice fed steers
scaling around 1,200 pounds down, $3.50
30 90: choice 1,000-pound yearlings, $500:
common and medium grass steers, 1900
20 90. two loads choice 926-pound fed
heifers, 32 80; bulk good and choice heifers,
2600-31 90; good fed cows up to 2l 90.
Gamers and cutters, 1O5O-13.25: medium
and good heavy bulls, 1S.25-1925; yealers
y 200, 90 down; stock cattle slow. about
salable sheep. 1900: total. $500;
slaughter lambs slow, mostly steady; spots
25 lower; top and bulk good and choice
native lambs. 81. .00 few mostly good grade
lots, 20.75: medium to good. 1s.OO-2O. 90;
common mostly 14O0-16OO: around two
loads medium-grade yearlings unsold;
slaughter ewes weak to 25 lower; bulk
mixed common to good ewes, 7.5O-S25:
straight culls. 500 down.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Chicago Grain

-, CHICAGO, Oct. 10 op.-wheat moved
Board of Trade today, the Deem %December ' cone one
tract coming within cent of the So mark,
Corn and oats were firm. although gains
were smaller than in wheat.
More reports Of the poor outlook for
ne 4 1913 winter wheat crop and con-
elnued government buying of cash grain
the market had eased slightly on reports
Sar, O. overnight S rains in parts Of the
At noon wheat was 2A-3h higher;
peGemoer; S2.99B. Corn was 1X-I54
higher December, S2.31A And oats
Evening star., 1947-10-15
Business Briefs

wholesale Food price index, rep
resenting sum total of the price per
pound of 81 foods in general use,
rose to 685 on october IA from 6.83
a week ago and was liza per cent
above 6.15 on corresponding date a
year ago-Dun & Bradstreet.
Great Lakes Shipments of iron
ore, coal and grain totaled Ill 1856, ,410
net tons from April / to october l
this year, an increase of 24,500 900
tons over combined cargoes for the
corresponding period of 1946-Lake
Carriers Association.
Commercial and industrial fail
ures declined to 81 in the week
ended October 8 compared with 81
in the preceding week and Is in the
corresponding period year ago
Dun & Bradstreet.
Australian wool, during Septem-
Der, first month of the 1947-48 sales,
brought the record average price of
$3.50 bale or Ais cents a pound
greasy. Heavy bidding by Britain
and European countries kept prices
high. .
Aetna Industrial Corp. of New
York announced purchase of out
standing capital stock of Oscar
Heineman Corp. which, on August
81, had capital and surplus in
excess of $3,90O.0O0.
Indiana Gas and Water Co., Inc,
asked SEC approval of 1899, 900
third series bond sale to Aetna Life
Insurance Co. and New England
Mutual Insurance Co. --
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. for quarter ended September 80
earned $37,055 900 or SITS a share
VS.. S47,260,089 or s2.32 a share in
1916 period.
Mathie3on Alkai Works for 9
months ended September 80 earned
s2,O76, ,646 or $236 a share VS.. 81 1,431,-
S03 or -$158 in 1946 period.
Gillette Safety Razor Co. for
months ended September 80 earned
s7,617 ,905 or 1928 a share VS.. ST.
513,639 or 1923 a share in 1916
period.
Caterpillar Tractor for months
ended September 80 earned $685.
178 or $285 a share VS.. $4,394 ,537 or
s2.33 in 1916 period.
Dow Chemical Co. in quarter
ended August 81 earned 1896, 1893
or 79 cents a share VS.. $3,607 1903 or
66 cents in 1916 period.
New York Air Brake Co. for 9
months ended September 80 earned
$1,180,392 or $455 a share VS.. $733,-
181 or $2.83 in 1916 period.
South Coast Corp. for year ended
July 81 earned $534,122 or $1.25 VS..
s241,978 or 81 cents In 1916 period.
TelAutograph Corp. for 8 months
ended September 80 earned $127,694
or 56 cents share VS.. $138, ,544 or 81
cents a share in 1916 period.
Texas Power & Light Co.'s new
issue of $4,000, 900 in flrst mortgage
bonds went to Halsey, Stuart g. Co.,
the high bidders. who offered 100.63
for go interest rate.
r. H. Macy g. Co. plans to offer
the public 10000 600 debentures at
27see, to be used to pay of bank
loans and expand. Goldman. Sachs
& Co. and Lehman Brothers will
handle the Offering.
National Tea Co. for four weeks
ended October reported sales of
s18,906, ,102, up 437% over s13,157,154
in 1916 period
Alpha Portland Cement Co. for
year ended September 30 earned ST.
1884, or $294 share. compared
with $l,248,167, or Sail a share. in
the preceding year.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 80 z
IntBR&D2kAb7 - II
NEW YORK CITY
rs 80 1924
FOREIGN 2;30
Australia 6s s. 1914
Braz 3As Ser2S SO
Colombia IS ~ As
Cuba 4hs 40 -. 1olM
Peru 1st 6s so l7M
DOMESTIC 2:ae
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Beth Stl 2A. - 1914
BoSt Me 4las 70 51N
BufNiasE2As75looZs
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Burl CR&N5s34 38ih
Can Nor 41as 561l3
Can Pac As perp 100
Celanese Is 65 1929
Celotex 3As 60 lo2A
Cent Ga IS soc 10
CentNYPwr3s741o2lz
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Det Edison 3s7O1o5ih
DwChem 2.35s6 eeiA
Erie 4Ias 2o15 6s
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Evening star., 1947-10-15

Hourly Sales on the E1chanEe TO-DAY:
II 200 am. $50 600 1900 noon go 600
100 pm. / $50 900 400 pm. $50 600
tUnit OF trading, 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or recetvership. or being reorganised
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special Or extra dividends are
q Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi.
dend. d Cash or stock Paid last year.
PAYABLE in stock. Declared or paid %
far this year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock splft-up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
New York Produce

&, NEW iya. YORK. oct Is !R.-Butter,
cartons. Creamery. higher than 81 score
an ana premium marks (AA), 69h-7O cents:
az az score ~, 6Sh: 80 score tB). 64A 1;
command CO n,nn Y cent pound over the bulk
Cheese. 552s19; firm. Wholesale sales,
cheddars, twins or larger styles, Der pound
4fI,a2 4fIIna2 cents; single daises. 42-46: flats
,Saae ,naas llss4D 46.47h; cheddars (srass
cured, 80: processed 5 pounds 4o-44:
othas otohmesuc sgiss (single tubs) best, 65-67;
Evening star., 1947-10-15

southern Natural Gas Co. asked
SEC authority to buy any or all
iof 26,937 shares of 50 par common
stock Of Birmingham Gas Co., a
subsidiary.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished by the Asseciated Presa.)
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Third Ave 5s go 4oM
Walwth 3K4s rs o5ih
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West Un IS 81 o4N
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Wise Cent As 20 1874
Wis Cn As 36SD ~
Evening star., 1947-10-15
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct Is R.-cotton fu-
tares tas were frm in active dealings today.
I Mis- covered contracts aggressively against
textle sales with scattered outside BUYING
aiding the advance. Hedge selling aps
peared only on the scaleup
=, spot sales at the 10 primary markets
on Tuesday. '"ies
o., Late afternoon prices were 35 cents to
Ss.o5 bale higher than the previous
and March, 30 21 o'.oo'
Evening star., 1947-10-15
D. {. Telephones Set
New Record al End
OF September
By Edword G. Stone

Telephone stations in service in
the District of Columbia at the end
OF September numbered 399 .373 as
compared with 37s, ,596 in September
1916, gain of 2o.777 phones and
another alltime high mark, company
officials reported today.
Average daily calls also disclosed
a good sized increase overtSepte,n.
ber of last year. 1908, ,472 comparing
with 1874, ,466. Daily calls also were
we'll ahead of August of this year.
The report showed that 1921 new
telephones were installed during
the month under review.
Auditors Tour Expanded.
The Federal Reserve Building has
been added to the points of in
terest to be shown more than $50
visiting bank auditors from the
West and South who will stop here
on their way to the convention of
the National Association of Bank
Auditors and Controllers, in Balti-
more, October 22-25.
After breakfast at the Dodge Ho-
tel. the auditors will go to Mount
Vernon by bus, returning to the
George Mason Hotel in Alexandria
for a reception and luncheon.
Insurance Firm Expands.
To meet the needs of expansion
Washington Insurance Agency, Inc.
has moved to the Ring Building
19Gn Eiohteeptb efraet NJ Wy rr1-
firm was founded in 1895 by the late
M. D. Rosenberg, prominent banker
and attorney.
Present officers include M. D.
Rosenberg, jr., president; Charles
II. Joyner, vice president; F. w
Goas, secretary treasurer. Asso-
ciated with the firm are Max Hoitz-
man, Philip King, jr.; Charles M
Schwab and A. j. Catucci.
Directors of the National Savings
IL Trust Co. have declared a quar-
terly dividend of 50 per share, pay
able November l to stockholders OF
record October %, President Bruce
Baird announced today.
Carl H. Ellingson, president of the
First Federal Savings g. Loan As
ISOLATION, left Washington today to
attend the Board of Governors
meeting of the National Savings &
Loan League. October 1923, at
Coronado, Calf. He is chairman of
the Federal Legislative Committee
which will consider vital matters due
to come before the next session of
Congress.
Clearings Quarters Opened.
The Washington Clearing House
Association today opened the new
quarters in the basement Of the
National Metropolitan Bank build
ing, with SIS bank messengers pres
ent. George H. Bright, manager,
and w. N. Cradlin, assistant man
ager, conducted the session. The
new quarters have every convenience
to meet Clearing House needs.
Sanitary Bonds Offered.
George M. Ferris & Co. today
offered 100000 Washington SUBJ
urban Sanitary District, Md, water
and sewer bonds, priced to yield
from 0.90 per cent for those matur-
ing October /, 1948, to 2.90 per cent
for those maturing October /, 1887.
New York Stock Exchange board
rooms were jammed to the doors
today in one of the most active ses-
sicns of the year. The tape was
often behind the market.
woodward & Lothrop preferred
sold on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today at 107 on a 25-share
transfer. The final bid was los.
The next convention of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association will be
held in September at Detroit, home
Of the new president, j. NJ. Dodge.
Evening star., 1947-10-15

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