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Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for the c

Steel Mill Operations for the cur,
rent week were scheduled at 94.5%
of capacity. indicating production
of 1858, TOO net tons-American Iror
& Steel Institute. Figures last weel
were 95.l% and 1864, 200 tons; {
month ago, 96.4% and 1,686,900; {
year ago, 77.4% and 1,364,100.
Platinum Prices at New York wer,
increased IS an ounce to $63 whole.
sale and $66 retail, the first price
change since January. Industrial
demand was reported increasing.
Norfolk g. Western Railway stock.
holders will vote May on a pro.
posed 4-for-1 split in both common
and preferred stocks, intended X
bring the stocks within reach Of q
greater number of investors"
Michigan Gas g. Electric Co. of.
fering of $4,000 shares of 4!4% pre-.
ferred stock was marketed by Otis
g. Co. at 101 plus accrued dividends
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad was
saved from a SIS, ,587, ,071 loss in 194t
by q $40, ,oo0, 900 tax credit, said Pres
ident r. .. White. Increased
freight rates, effective January /
l947, are expected to bring in $43,.
100000 of additional revenues, but
this will no more than meet the in
crease in operating costs since JAN
uary. 1946, and will have little or nc
effect on the rate of return, he
added.
r. H. Macy & Co. earned S10,924,.
600 or 1894 a share in 50 weeks
ended February l VS.. $5,046, 900 Of
s253 in the previous year. The first
two months of 1947 indicate the
years profits will be below 1s46
said President Jack I. Straus.
Portsmouth Steel Corp. profit fol
the first 1947 quarter was 81 ,009. .32t
or rs cents VS.. $417,850 in the thire
1946 quarter and $743,028 in tht
fourth 1916 quarter.
Ell Paso Natural Gas Co. earnes
S2.879,85l or 1913 in II months end.
ed January 81 VS.. 2.295, ,644 or s3.6'
in the previous year.
Imperial Oil, Ltd, profit for 1874
was SIT 1861 or "a cents, including
s1.476,370 transferred from reserves
VS.. $16.616,586 or 81 cents in 1945.'
Hoover Co. earned $1,536960 O
s1.74 in 1916 VS.. s1.49S,234 or SIS
in the previous year.
United States Radiator Corp. ne
income for IL months ended Januar.
81 was 81, ,193, ,694 or S4.62 VS.. S261 80
or SO cents in the preceding f1sca
period.
Ford Motor Co. Of Canada, Ltd
reported a net loss of $3.50 ,448 TO
1s46 VS.. profit 'of 1851 ,285 in tn
previous year.
Walter E. Heller e. Co. profit TO
the first 1947 quarter was s157,46
or SO cents VS.. $138, ,529 or 80 cent
on fewer shares in the same 1874
quarter.
WHY'S Overland Motors, Inc, re
ported its new $5000,000 stamping
shop will begin< production in 81
days. The entire plant will be nm
lSileU III ~ udyS.
General Aniline & Film Corp
directors elected Jack Frye chair
man of the tSard. He is formel
president of Trans World Airlines
New York Stock Exchange nom
mating committee nominated Rob
ert P. Boyland for chairman OF tn.
board. He is former president o.
the Chicago Board of Trade.
Quaker Oats Co. appointed ]. r
Staley vice president.
st. Regis Paper Co. elected vii.
liam H. Versfelt and Edward G
Murray vice presidents and addee
Ashley D. Pace and Gurdon w
Wattles to the board.
Union Bag & Paper Co. elected t,
the board Kenneth j. Hariau an,
Robert w. Groves.
Evening star., 1947-04-14

Wheat none. Corn, No. mixed
1ss No. No. !. 1es'sS Y&-i 7s NO oats, iiso" No.
heavy white 90: Nc; heavy white. q
I 30-i.S5. Field seed, per hundredweisllt,
nominal: red clover, IS oO-41 90: sweet
clover. Ii. 1.50-l3.oO; red top, 17.50-1S.5o;
timothy. 140.71h
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Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. April II 0N.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate Nod record able
Tokheim Oh T q P--2bc B-2 s-lB
Zenith Radio -------A - 4-24 $50
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II " W8QX~
Int q N 1st6s6a 53A
|1ntHydrokIos osz4 1o5t
lint T&T 4Ms 62 1oO9s
Kan G Sou 4s76 1o
|Leh VI 662O09st l2A
lLehVal4Ks2O03 -
Itch Val - 2O03 -
IL&N Gas 2O03- 961t
ma RR NJ $3.50
EA9P9aN ~ 91- 9zlA
MKT IS GA 0oh
|Mo Pac 65sS 40 1et
INFO Pac Is ~ p 6eN
mo Pac 5x 81 ! 70
iMo Pac gn - rs 25
IMorrts&Esx5s5k 50
IMoris&E 4i1s55 san
| lMor&E3 ias20oo 5eN
INY Ch&Stl $3.50 -
lH q I u b.ssis4 93
In o T n IS 81 %
la OTN n 5s 66 e6is
In o TN 4ats86 q
lNYC RI IS 20i3 q
lNYC 41as20I3A "a
In = c con - 90 10
lNYC6SSI3hsS9 oGiz
lNYNH&H os 4S -
lNYNH&H4las67 3Sz
lNYNH&H 4s 81. i
fNYOW RI As 81 8
|NYo&W gn4s66 4
iNornkSo5s 2014 -
iNor p cit 4tas75 1o1A
lpac GLE 3s "a 1o6N
tPac T&T 2AsS51o31
lPennRRg4as65 1864
iPennRR 3Ns52 o9h
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lStI.SanFrn4s97 a.
'lSeab in4hs2016 81
lSea A L Is 90 1ooiA
\ Shell On 2las71. ooN
SoPac4 41ssOr77- osN
j So Ry 61zs Sc lao
So Ry en- IS o. l26
i std donNJ2sss71 -
] Third Ave Sc 80 -
i Third Ave As go 94z,
lWard Blk 5hsT0 1o5'I
| West On 5s 81 65
llWest un 41as 81 s6N
Wise Cent As 40 81
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Hourly Sales on the Eachange To-day:
IL 100 an. $40 600 1900 noon 600 600
100 pm. $50 600 2:V0 p.r.- o3o 600
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares. sIn bank.
ruptcy or receivership, or being reorgsnized
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securitie1
assumed By such companies. Rates q
dividends IN the foregoing table are annual
Disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dtyidends an
9 Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi.
dend a Cash or stock. Paid last year.
PAYABLE In stock; Declared or paid g
funds. K Aeeumulated diyidsnds pfid G
declared this SeAr.
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Washington Stock Exchange
SALEa

Garfnckel 5lses preferred-1o at 271a, 20
at 27is. 90 at 27ta
CAPITAL Transit 1st rel 45-S2,00 at
CAPITAL Transit Co.'s at 25.
washington Gas S4.25 preferred--6 at
1e4a.
Capital Transit 1st ref 45--S4 900 at
1861.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Evening star., 1947-04-14

Spria's weaving and knitting in
dustry now has 12,007 hand looms.
Evening star., 1947-04-14

SAAANSSD E0
Alum Co Am 2
AmC Pal B.16e
Am CynAmid la
Am Gas d II "a
Am Maracaibo-.
Am Repub Ne
Am Superpower
AnchP PostPr.20g
APEX Elec Mfg.
Ark Nat Gas A.
Atlas Corp v "
Bartum Steel
Basic Refrct 40
BeaunitMIs LAO
Blue Ridge .43e.
Breeze Cp ! 60
,BrownFpist. 80
Bnk Hill g. 8 ha
Burma Ltd
BURY Biscuit
Callite Tung
Carr Con Bisc /.
Catalin Am .4Os
Cent & Sw Corp
Cities Service
Claude Neon
Colonial Airline
Col Fuel&Ir WV
Colts Pat F Arm
comn&Sou war
ConsStlCorp iag
ContFdy&M Ag
Crown Cent Pet.
CrownD DRUG. log.
Delay Strs BOG
Dennison A .40g
DetMStove .S0a
Domestic Credit
East GaS&Fuel-
El Bond&Share-
Elliott Co 80
Fairchild e ga
Fansteel MIL Ae
Fedders-Quig.SO
Ford MLtd.156e
Gen Plywd .S0a
Goldheld Cons.
Hazeltine Ag--.
Hecla Min l
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Rates Of dividends in the fofeeoing
table. are annual disbursements based on
the, last quarterly or semiannual desls.
ration. Unless otherwise note1.. special
. Also sytra or extras. Plus stock diyi-
dend. q Cash or stock. e Pad last year:
SO far this year h Payable In Canadian
funds. k Accnmulated dividends paid
or declareu this year. n New issue.
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m. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED from PREYI0IIS CLOSE

ON PREVIOUS CLOSE.
e:31 limp Oil Ltd "a. 1lNi
6o,hiInvest Roy o.. IA
SMlKaiser-Frazer-- 5A
421sI Kirk L q NJ .O2- IN
3eltlLanstonMMch / i
25&ILeonard Oil Dew Ia
1oAtLogans Distill-- 6
1tlLonis Ld&Ex 80 l2N
7i4lMccord cp .20g Is
T4tMcWill Dredse- 10
AtiMenRsco Mig z
%ztMid Wst CrpAg IL
@LalMintng Cn Can ~
6tSlNatBellssH zoe 3h
1SMINat Fuel G so 13h
3hlNew Mex L Ariz- 4
141sI Niagara Hud Pr ~
17ssI Niles Bem .15g- 12h
l61tIN Am 1t e. Pwr 8
1hlPan Am Air war z
8 Pantepec Oil .64 9iA
3HlPennroad h4e eiz
13NIPhillipsPkg1Ie. 1ASs
Is Pioneer Gold 5As
oN Pitney-Bow go liza
z5N Powdrl6zAlex Ia IA
IA R-K-O opt war )
~ Raytheon Mfg = III
4N Richmond Rad a
3ossI RioGrValG .05g Ia
hiRyan Aero 40 - 5Iz
213fSt Lawrence Cp 10
64sI st. Regis Paper 6zs
14AslSalt Dome OIL ~
AtlSchulte DA .20g 4
4 Segal Lock -. )
7NESelect Indust -- az
10 lSolar Aircraft 8
IL ISoss Mfg - 6lz
3NlStarrett Corp 5%
2XlSterlins Inc "a. 93h
11hlTextron Inc Ag. 12N
- Tri-Contl v W. 2h
2AIUdylite Corp l.. 12iA
l3ihI Utd 1t & Rys l. 21h
l2hfU s Foil B .l6g- 15N
6sbl Utah-IdSug. .16s 3A
oNIVenezuela Petr 81
HlWilson Bros he 81
- tWoolh Ltd .295g 13Ha
1z1zlWrisht Harg .16 2A
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N. Bond Market

1.r..sah::s y ~ s.+ e,s:ssss:4 n seE...,
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New York Cotton

'Ex dividend. b Books closed. tPlus extra
or extras. Paid so far this year. Paid
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SELECTE0 Il
TREASURY 2:JG
2As 72-67 Jun LOB -
zMs 1857 Dec 1o3 II
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Rurnishea sy the Associated rress

ABBOTT LAB2a
a c E-Br1l1 Mot.
Acme Steel Ag-.
Adams Exp soc
A6ams-Mnlishg
Addressogh .66g
Admiral Corppsg
Air Reduction /
Ala d Yicks g..
Alaska juneau.
Aneghany Corp
Aleghany Cp pf
Alleghany pr pf
Alleg Ludm .4og
Allen Indus lie
Al Chm & Dye g.
Allied Kid Ia
Allied Mills 2e
Allied Stores 3
Allis Chain /. go
Allis Chm pf 3H
Alpha P Gem Ne
AmalLeath .20g
Anal Leath pf3-
Amerada Pet 2
Am Agch Del %
Am Airlines
Am Airl pf 3h-.
Am Bosch
|AmBrkShoe Mg .
Am Gable & Rad
Am Can 3----
tam Can pf =
Am Car&Fdy Sc.
Am Car&F pf 2 :
Am Ch&Cbl 1.40
tam Chicle Ia
| Am Color .30g--
Am Cryst 8. cog
| Am Distillers "a
| Am Europ Life
Am Expt l. 100
Am b Frn Pwr
| |Am&FP7pf 1%k
1 Am 4 r P I'd pf
Am Hawaii 8 8
| Am HidekLeath
| Am Home 1.20a
| Am Ice lag-
| Am Internl .65e
| Am Locom1 .40a
| Am LOGON pf Z
| Am Mch&Fd 80
| lfAmM&F pf3. 80
| Am Mach & Met
| Am Metal l =
| AmNewsCo INA
| Am Power b. 1t
| Am P&LS6pf 3k
| Amp P&LS6pf2hh
| Am Radiat .40a
| Am Roll Mil kg
| tam RIM pf 4A-
Evening star., 1947-05-11

and now Is following her career Of
textile designer.
Mr.. Lehman Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lehman and is an
industrial and textile designer.
Diplomats enjoying vacations at
home are expected to return to
Washington shortly. The Ambas-
sador Of Nicaragua Senior DR.. Don
Guillermo Seyilla Sacasa, is due back
next week and the Panamanian AM
bassador, Senior DR.. Don j. j. VAL
larino and his family are planning
to conclude their holiday.
And word comes from the Czech
Embassy that the Ambassador and
Mime. Slavik are to arrive here from
a stay in Cuba in about two weeks.
Finnish Dinner Party
The Minister of Finland and Nine.
Jutila were hosts at dinner Friday
evening at the Legation in honor of
five nurses from their country who
have come to attend the congress of
the international Council of Nurses
in Atlantic City.
Miss A. van Bockhoven, executive
secretary of the National Council Of
Nurses of Finland; Miss Berritt
Kihlman. Miss Sigrid Larson, Miss
Tyne Luoma and Miss Kylikki Poh-
ja1a, who also is a member of the
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Manassas

MANASSAS.-Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley A. Owens have had as guest
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3
White of Jacksonville. Fla. ant
Mr.. Don Macmillan of Rochester
N.
Mrs. James Lee and her daughte
Anne have returned from two
week visit with relatives in Ches
ter, 8. C.
Miss Eugenia Osbourn, who ha
been making an extended stay will
her niece, Mrs Eloise Osbourn II
Washington and who recently spen
three weeks with her cousin, Mis-
May Maynard in Baltimore, expect
to return to her home in Manassa
the middle of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Williamson ant
their two young sons have moved II
Manassas to make their home ant
have leased an apartment in th'
new Gothwaite building on Lee ave
nue.. Mr.. Williamson is head of thu
Northern Virginia Soil Conserva
ton District.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Loche Bushont
have as their guest this week, Mrs
Berneice Burdette of Middletown.
Mrs. Arthur w. Sinclair will bt
hostess at bridge on Tuesday in hel
home on Grant avenue.
Mrs, Margaret Laws is back from
q months visit with her son-in-lav
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Christensen in Racine, Wis.
Mrs. Ayleene Guthrie is on an ex-
tended trip through the West.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Candy
Continued From Page DID

bassador is expected in Washington
the middle of the week.
Others making the thrilling non.
stop trip from the Louisian City tt
Ell Salvador, were Representative
Charles A. Wolverton, Hugh D
Scott, jr., Joseph P. O'Hara anc
Virgil Chapman, all members of the
Interstate and Foreign Committee
of the House. Mr.. Elton J. Layton
clerk of the committee and Mr.
Marshall Bannell, press relations Of
ficer Of TACA were others who hae
the opportunity of making the frs
fight.
A wedding of interest in diplo.
matte circles took place in New York
yesterday when Miss Virginia Edith
Perkins, daughter of Mrs. Everarc
Ferguson Perkins. Nicaraguyar
Vice Counsul, became the bride o1
Mt. Helmuth Lehman.
The ceremony took place in the
Cotton Room of Hampshire House
at 4 o'clock with DR.. Lee Vaughn
Barker officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her mother and she wore a Navy
blue and white costume with a cor
sage of white orchids.
The bride is a graduate of Mt
Vernon Seminary and attended the
Art Students League In New York
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Southern MARYLAND

LEONARDTOWN, Md. May TO-
Miss Nellie Sterling of Washington
is now making her home with hel
mother, Mrs. Ruth G. Sterling, who
entertained at a bridge supper Tues
day.
Mrs. Ada A. Payne returned Wed
nesday after spending several weeks
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Michale Jenkins, II,
Indian Head.
Mrs. Eugene A. Jenkin&s Indian
Head entertained atAT1dgf and g
buffet supper WeassEsday.~
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Horsman o1
Washington are spending this SUM-
day with the formers father, Mr.
Odie Horsman of Broomes Island.
Miss Ann Gibson of Huntington
is spending this week with Miss
Eloise Somerville in Mutual.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Northam
who spent the winter in Baltimore
are now at their cottage on Solo,
mons Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Crane of Lusby
have with them for this Sunday Miss
Annie Laura Weems of Washington
Mrs. Charles Levering of La Plata
entertained at bridge supper
Thursday.
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Miss Forbes Bride
OF K. Il. Caryic0

Miss Eleanor May Hall Forbes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Francis Forbes of Villa de Sales
Prince Georges County, was mar.
ried recently to Mr.. Rudolph A
Carrico, son of the late DR.. ano
Mrs. Louis Carlyle Carrico of Bry-
antown. ..-...
The wedding took place in st
Dominic's Church in Aquasco, the
Rev. w. Joyce Russell officiating
at the ceremony, and reception
followed in the home of the brides
parents.
Escorted by her father, the bride
was attended by her sister, Mrs
Robert. Greiser, and Mr.. Louis G
Carrico was best man for his
brother.
Wearing white marquisette and
an heirloom French veil, the bride
carried gardenias and lilies of the
valley. Mrs. Greiser wore pink mar
quisette and carried spring flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrico are making
their home in Bryantown.
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Sisters to Wed
In CabitaI Soon

Mr.. Raleigh Victor Jones Of
Arlington has announced the en-
|gagements Of both his daughters
Miss Betty Jane Jones and Miss
Alice Victoria Jones. The former
will be married to Mr.. William Max
well Baskin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joel Baskin of Arlington, on May
rs in Foundry Methodist Church
The latter will become the bride
|of Mr.. Paul Edward Rosenberger
son Of MIR. and Mrs. William Rosen-
berger of Lynchburg, on June "a
in the sacristy of st. Matthews
Cathedral.
The announcements were made at
a. tea given by Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w,
Jones, jr., uncle and aunt of the
prospective brides, at their home in
Alexandria.
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Wedding Trip
To Ne1V York

The Rev. Robert S. Trenbath Of
iciated at the ceremony yesterday
afternoon which united in marriage
Miss Roberta Carr MacMorris ano
Capt. James William Gum.
Trinity Episcopal Church was the
scene of the wedding and the bride
who is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Daniel MacMorris of Takoma
Park, was escorted and given in mar
rage by her father. With her gown
Of candlelght satin, she wore a veil
of illusion held in place by head
piece of pearl orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet of gar
denias and lilies of the valley. She
also carried the prayer book and
wedding handkerchief of Duchesse
lace belonging to her great-aunt.
The brides sister, Mrs. William
H. McCreary, was her matron OF
honor and was gowned in hyacinth
blue marquisette, and Mrs. Archer
IS. Aston, also an attendant, wore
coral marquisette. Each carried a
bouquet of spring flowers.
Capt. Aston was best man and
1t. Col. william G. Lindley and
Capt Minor E. Weems were the
ushers.
The reception was given in the
Admiral Club, after which Capt. and
Mrs. Gum left for New York. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Claiborne Gum of Starkville, Miss,
and has been stationed at Fort Bel
voir for year and a half. He and
his bride will make their home in
Alexandria temporarily and later
will go to his new assignment at
Fort Eustis, Va.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Finnish parliament, were the honol
guests.
Other guests were DR.. and Mrs
Putkonen Of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaypy, who are on vacation
In this country from Stockholm, and
the Counselor of the Legation and
Mrs. Won Numers.
Wednesday evening the Minister
will be host at q stag dinner for
members Of the port-Import Bank
and officials Of the Department Of
Commerce.
More parties are chaiking the
calendar for the Misses Madelajne
and Elisabeth Wikstrom-A -Angelin,
daughter Of the retiring Swiss Naval
Attache. Wednesday Miss Dorothy
Rutherford will give a cocktail fete
for them. Friday the Naval Attache
and Mime. Angelin will be the honor
guests at farewell dinner party
at which Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop
Stoddard win be hosts.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
HOPE Da,r to W ed
#. Bartlett Price

Mrs. Seton DaTr announces tllf
engagement Of her daughter. Miss
Hope Darr, to Mr.. F. Bartlett Price
son OF Mr.. j. Elmer Price OF Easton
Md, and the late Mrs. Price.
The wedding viii take place IN
june.
Miss Darr, who Is the daughter Of
the late Mr.. Darr, former president
Of the District Bar Association, at
tended Holy Cross Academy and was
graduated from Northwestern Uni
versity.
Mr.. Price was with the American
Mission to Moscow during the wal
and later with the armed forces IL
the European theater. He now Is
attending George Washington Uni
Evening star., 1947-05-11
AA,,7,ai

Motion pictures Of the Rose Bow
game held last January between the
University Of Illinois and the Uni
versity OF California win be shown
at dinner meeting OF the Univer-
sity OF Illinois Alumni May "a at
the Washington, Club.
Representative Evan Howell, Re-
publican, Of Illinois who Is president
of the Washington Ilini Club, viii
act as toastmaster, and William
Rice, executive secretary OF the
Alumni Association, viii speak.
Dorothy Hill Gersack, 2101 New
Hampshire avenue NV, will take
dinner reservations. The comrnit-
tee on arrangements includes Ben
Fisher. George s. Ward and nellie
Ingels.
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In Ne1v Residenc

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond F Quartz
are getting settled in their apart
ment, at 228 Maple avenue, In Ia
koma Park. Their wedding took
place in the Notre Dame Church u
Chicago April u.
The bride. who before her mar
|riage was Miss Genevieve Patricia
Gilardi. is the daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel Gilardi Of Chicago. Mr..
Duarte Is the son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Duarte Of Oak Bluffs,
Mass.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert G. Hudson Of Chicago.
The ceremony was followed by q
wedding breakfast and reception
later at the Como Inn.
Mr.. Duarte was a Marine and
served in the South Pacific area for
three years. He Is employed by the
Underwood Corp. in Washington
Evening star., 1947-05-11
1nNOzkncenzent

| Mr.. and Mrs. Webb L. Mangum
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elise Mangum, to
Mr.. Richard E. Wagner, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. E. Earl Wagner.
The wedding will take place in
| August.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
AnNOzEnc cement

Mr.. and Mrs. Darlington Foster
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Isabel Foster, to Mr.
Benjamin F. Cole, son of Mr.. and
Mr.. Edgar w. Cole of Durham, N. C.
The wedding will take place in the
late summer.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Diesels Suve Fuel

| Some railroads report fuel savings
of as much as SO per cent Id the
use of Diesel rather than coal
burning steam engines.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
1,uuan's Advisers
Call For Continued
Taxes To Pay Costs

~uAcHINGTON, Nov. l-(P)-
.;dont Humans top econo-
advisers called today for
nv sr,iation of present federal
con nos to pay the costs of long
's sooe aid to Europe.
Ia sIso. they advised a part way
hi'o' N wartime initiation con-
Fesui and said that by doing
tf0I ~ limited States could safely
s ouao the Marshall aid plan
stil] reduce the national
anu anu
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

rhe right accessories, like an
.nensivc sleeve board press
ln. clo+h and mitt, a misty
Ing ,er or a ceIlulose sponge for
sno+s, can help you turn out
oIy ,-rofessional looking job of
.pino-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
lnstallment Buying
Slows As Government
Controls End Nov. |

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-P)-
A showdown in the growth of in
stallment credit showed up today
IN a Federal reserve board re-
port. Government controls over
lnstallment buying terms end at
tonight.
The board reported that the vol
ume of installment credit, stead
ny mounting toward the $6,0O0,-
100000 record achieved just be-
fore Pearl Harbor, Rose another
$4,000, 900 in September to a
total of 1928, 600, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

A two color aspic makes an
effective buffet salad. Fill mold
half full with tomato aspic and
when set add an avocado or
cucumber aspic.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-29
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CQ-OP NOFfS Cont. from page I Anchorage Dairy. This work is being rushed to completion by vo rlzing extra long hours. The work must be done during the night, ,as it is tnpo ssible to work when the milk is going. through the plant. Everything must then be cl eaned up before the milk arrives the next day. This means that the plant is in operat tion 24 hours each day.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-29
MATANUSkA MAtO CNtY
 GRADE A MIX. ON ANCHCRAGE

WAITkt In all Mir. Havenan's 22 years of experience, he has never seen or heard of a milk shed where the quality of the raw milk is as fine as the Matanu ska Valley milk. The flavor of our milk'is due to the rap i'd cooling of the milk, al though there S some milk vi tn a better flavor than others. The Matanuska Valley stan- dard of qual ity of raw milk is far higher than requirement. for Grade A.
 It so happens that the Natanu ska Valley milk is the only Grade A milk in the Anchorage narxet. Anyone drinking anyth inf e1 SC is not drinking Grade milk.
 The solids used in making Homogenized milk used to be marked six inrnod milk pow der. However, the restri ctions have been lowered an that it is now known as Dry Milk solids. Included in the milk powder is Grade milk, high acid milk or butter milk. All can be thrown in the dry milk sol ids. Very little, if any, grade milk is even included with these grades of milk.
 The process of homogenizing consists mere. 1y in blowing milk pAWdars mixed with water through a fine nozzle Th ich breaks up fat molecules of the added butter and prevents the powder from separating out to tho bottom of the bottle and leaving the added water on top. Cont. on p. Il
Evening star., 1947-11-12

guided missiles, geographic exploi-
tation, aeronautical facilities, air
engineering, atomic energy and Pc
troleum and geophysical science
MIR. Forrestal reported.
Reports on Activities.
In making a report on his accom-
plishments after two months in
Office, Mr.. Forrestal also disclosed
that the Munitions Board "has in
dicated near completion of a tenta-
tive industrial mobilization plan"
Publication of the plan will de-
pend on various considerations 'but
the broad essence of it may be re-
leased some time after the first OF
the year." he said. "At present the
plan Is in limited circulation among
key authorities and experts of indus
try, labor and government from
it will receive constructive comments
and criticism to provide the basis
OF more definite plan"
Mr.. Forrestal also announced the
following deputy directors of the
Joint staff of the joint chiefs OF
staff: Rear Admiral c. D. Glover
who will head the joint strategic
plans group; Brig. Gen. Walter E.
Todd of the Air Forces, the joint
intelligence group, and Brig. Gen
Donald P. Booth, the joint logistic
plans group. Maj. Gen. A. M
Gruenther, previously had been
named director of the joint staff.