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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
Norway Co.0ps Boast Record Year

previous year, and surplus showed
an increase from 100000 Kr. in
1915 to 10000 Kr. in 1916.
Six million kroner of this latter
figure has been returned to men,
bers as deductions on purchases.
Of the many matters discussed by
the Cooperative delegates were
plans for construction of the or
CARNATIONS new clothing factory
to be erected in Norderhov this
fall.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

1t is ESQ years since Hult's man.
ufacturing company in central
Sweden began making axes, and
at a recent observance medals and
bonuses were given to the en-
ployees- About ESQ different kinds
Of axes come from Hult-from
small kitchen axes to the heavy
weights for lumber jacks.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01

Sweden and Spain have signed
provisional trade agreement pro-
viding for the exchange OF 40 mill
lion about II million dol
lars worth of goods in the year
ending March l, l94S.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-08-01
Three Christmas Trips
Featured By Swedish
American Line

Christmas in the Old Country"
is being featured in advertising
and publicity by the Swedish AM
erican Line. Three special Christ
Evening star., 1947-11-09
MUTT AND JEFF
Advertisement

WHAT AN oFFER!. You'll probably say it's
the most terrific Model Building Set idea in years! And
it doesn't cost you penny!
Buy the BETTY CROKER CEREAL TRAY.
Anyone of the six different packages gives everything
needed to build what you see pictured at right.
One city block, consisting of Grocery and Market,
Barber Shop, Bakery and Drug Store, complete with
roofs! Plus-4'houses, with garages or additions!
autos! 4 bibosrds or signs! awnings storage
sheds! Fences! Extra-sturdy and simple construc-
tion All details amazingly true-to-life Everything
stands by itself! All buildings four-sided!
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Scattered Stocks Gain
Timid|y as Exchange
Passes Sluggish Day
By the A.,oeiosed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-Scattered
stock market leaders attracted timid
support today although many issues
slipped and dealings were among the
slowest of the past month.
Neither steels or rubbers weak
ened perceptibly in the face of price
fixing and antitrust charges filed by
the Government. Some short COW
ering and buying again was based
on the thought of a fall rally. Most
customers held aloof to await busi-
ness developments and results of the
Anglo-American loan conference.
Sluggishness ruled from the start
with the ticker tape frequently
idling. Fractional irregularity pre-
vailed near the fourth hour.
New, highs for the year were
recorded by Celanese ton a pleasing
income statement), General Re-
fractories and Standard Oil of
Ohio. In front at intervals were
U. S. Steel. U. s. Rubber, j. I. Case,
international Harvester, Western
Union, Electric Power & Light,
Phelps Dodge, International Nickel,
Eastman Kodak, Du Pont. Great
Northern Railway, Texas Co. and
Colorado Fuel ION a raised dividend)
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Business Briefs
Southern Pacific Co. won I'M

Southern Pacific Co. won Inter-
state Commerce Commission au-
thority to move its charter from
Kentucky and reincorporate in Del
aware. The railroad had contended
that Kentucky taxes we're "out OF
proportion to any benefits received
from the State" The Delaware
corporation will issue new securities
to replace identical securities out
standing in the Kentucky company
Agriculture Department bought
S,924,775 bushels of wheat last week
for export to shortage areas.
Canada's Wheat Carry-over stood
at 84,472,580 bushels on July 81
Dominion Bureau of Statistics, OF
tawa.
Chicago Transit Authority Bonds
sold to date amount to $4,000, 900
according to Edward B. Hall. head
of q syndicate marketing the issue
of 05,000,000 The syndicate is
pledged to buy the entire issue when
retail sales reach $84, ,000, 900.
Staten Island Edison Co. asked
Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion authority to issue 10000 of
unsecured notes for sale to four
New York banks, the proceeds to be
used for new power plant. The
notes, maturing April l next year,
would bear 1k9o interest.
Fire Losses in July totaled $49,-
$1,000, up 204%o from July last
year.-National Board of Fire Un-
derwriters.
Philco Corp. has acquired sll facil-
tiles of the Rex Manufacturing Co.,
Connersvllle, Ind. Philco intends to
issue 51,993 shares of So par COM
mon stock.
United Air Lines cargo operations
In July were nearly $50 greater
than in July of last year. Air freight
and express operations reached an
estimated 1,osS 500 ton miles. Mail
ton miles amounted to 679, 800, down
s% from July, 1916.
American Stores Co. announced
July sales totaled $34,415,700, up
212go from a year before.
Celanese Corp. of America report
ed net income, for the six months
ended June 80, Of $11 ,033, ,445. or
$1.72 a share, VS.. $7,444,403 or SLOT
a share, in the first half Of 1916.
Also for the half, compared with
the 1916 half:
Hearst Consolidated Publications
earned Sc, ,25S, 900. or $526 a share, VS..
"a ,1e nf,d s.~ eI IN
Hershey Chocolate Corp. earned
s4,7s2, ,sos or $6.o5, VS.. s3.62l ,Sa6 or
$4.35 s,
Co. earned $i,o54,855, or $26l,. VS..
s720, ,754 or $1.7l.
Abbott Laboratories earned $5,-
712.4s4, or $3.o5, VS.. $5,23s,6lo or
s2.77.
BENEFICIAL Industrial Loan Corp.
net was 81, ,9s8, ,4So or $l.1s VS.. $685.
Oo3 or $1.18.
General Aniline & Film Corp.
earned 81, ,e77, 900 or s2.29. VS.. 81, ,4S2,-
600 or 1888.
Eastern Air Lines, Inc, earned
sl.318,177 or 55 cents. VS.. $l,S3S,s7o
or n cents.
MAYFAIR Co. earned $2,s60, lot or
t.4e. VS.. $l,131,s ,s76 or 80 cents.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
! Business Failures Reach
| Hiqhest Total in 6 Weeks
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Commer-
cial and industrial failures, after a
two week decline, turned upwards
in the week ended August IA to the
highest total in six weeks, Dun &
Bradstreet reported today.
There were 78 failures reported in
the current week compared with so
in the preceding week and II in the
corresponding period year ago.
The business research firm said
failures have been consistently
higher than in the previous years
comparable weeks since last October.
but continue to be far below the
prewar level. Concerns failing in
the week just ended were only q
third as numerous as in the same
week in 1889.
Both large and small failures in
creased this week. Failures involv-
ing liabilities Of $1,000 or more were
up from 40 to 81 and smaller ones
up from II to II
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Crude Oil Production
Hits AN.Time High
By tho A.secioted Press

TULSA, Okla, Aug 19.-Produc-
ton of United States crude oil
reached a new all-time high for the
week ending August Is when pro-
duction averaged 5,165,175 barrels
daily, an increase of 51,535 barrels
over the previous week, the Oil and
Gas Journal said today.
Texas also established a new rec
ord of 2,3O6,050 barrels when it
jumped 22,550 barrels over the pre-
vious week. Kansas, with a gain Of
1880 barrels to 300, $50, is at the
highest level since August 18, l943.
Other large gains include:
Wyoming up 5,310 barrels to 121.-
610, Michigan up 5,225 barrels to
Al, ,140 California up 1900 to 925, 700,
Colorado up 4,o4o to 44,1oo, Mon
tana up l,160 to 24,110. and Okla-
homa up 1850 to 3ss,7oo.
Eastern was down $500 barrels
to $500, Illinois down 5000 to
174, 900, Indiana down 1850 to 1880,
and Mississippi was down 1,600 bar
rels to 98,335.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Chicago Livestock
Capital Transit 1st refundins As

CHICAGO Aug. 10 P, (UsDAl Sal
able hogs, 1000: total. $500: active. 90.
so high on all weights and sows, but
market very uneven and some sales butch.
ers over 27O pounds and heavy sows 80 o.
more up; top, 27.75. sparingiy: bulk good
and choice 1SO-26O pounds. 26.75r27 20;
270-3OO pounds, 25.75-26.75 31O-33O
pounds, "a. .5G-25.75; 35O-4O0 pounds
225O-24. 90; good and choice sows under
$50 pounds, 23.5O-25. 90; 350-4O0 pounds
s2.o0-23:75: 40o-450 pooInndds M 20; 90;
sstags l3;o0;!7 49, Light lsShtswetsht smooth
Salable cattle--6.5 800: total. 6.700; sal.
able calves, 800: total, 1000; fed steers
and yearlings steady; market slow on light
cattle unless well finished; little more &C.
tive. however, on strictly good and choice
weighty steers with light kinds predomi.
mating; most heifers steady to 25 lower
choice steers scaling 1850 pounds topped
at "a rs: comparable long yearlings. $500
light yearlings, 80 so: heifers, 70 90: mos
good and choice steers, 20 .00-32 90; heif.
ers, 2400-2S.50; most beef cows 1887
1900; cutters, 1900 down; cows, bull'
and vealers steady: heavy sausage bulls Il
1880; vealers, 24.0O down; stock cattle
ssiabie sheep-2,50o; total 1000
tive, steady; ewes slow, steady to weak
most good and choice native spring lambs
diam uYo4So to GOOD, ss.56:s3'a5; some very com.
mon down to 1900; deck good and choice
9-pound Southwestern yearhngs, 1875
mixed medium to good slaughter ewes
S.25-925: few choice UP to 1000 ano
better; common ewes around $50.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Market AVERAGES
London Stock Market

LONDON. Aug 10 lP.-British govern
ment bonds broke as much as point tS4l
hrokers attributed the weakness to con-
Germ over the governments dollar position.
Gold shares still claimed principal at
tenticn. Prices slipped. slightly under
profit taking early in the session. but at
the fInish the losses had been recovered
and most prices were on the upside Tor
the day. --,.,
the heaviest losers among the bonds. Other
government issues were on from u to 70.
Anglo-Iranian Oil was down y Of
point (SD under selling attributed to un-
essiness over renewal Of Russian demands
for oil concessions in Iran.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 R.-Rain in lowe
and Nebraska caused the grain futures
market to break sharply today during the
morning session at the Board Of Trade
Corn declined as much as cents from the
wheat and oats broke with corn in
the early, trading, but mill buying at the
wheat a firmer tone. The commercial
demand combined with announcement. by
the Commodity Credit Corp. that IL had
here and at Kansas City yesterday de-
veioped good rally in the wheat pit.
Corn borrowed some strength from
shake of the effect of rain to be fol-
lowed BY cooler weather. Oats followed
the action Of corn in a mild way.
At noon wheat was unchanged taN l Va
lower than the previous close, September
241K Corn was 3 to 5A lower. Sep
tember. 234h. Oats were Ia to 1ss
lower, September. 1.05h.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Hilton Group Acquires
Three Bermuda Hotels
Rx the Assoeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Aug. ia ma
jority of the common stock of Ber-
muda Development Co.. Ltd, has
been acquired from Furness, Witty
g. Co., Ltd, by group including
Hilton Hotels Corp, Pan American
Airways, Atlas Corp. and Sir Will
liam Stephenson and Associates.
Properties of the Bermuda COM
pany include the Castle Harbour,
Bermudiana, end st. George Hotels,
and the Mid-Ocean Club. The hotels
have total of 626 guest rooms and
will be managed by the Hilton Hotels
Corp. The Mid-Ocean Club will
continue under its present manage
ment.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Building Permits Rise

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 P.-Value
of building permits issued in July
slightly exceeded the high level OF
June and was sharply above that OF
July last year, Dun & Bradstreet
reported today. The July total for
215 cities was $281, ,705, $50, compared
with s280,578,599 in June and $213.-
467,921 a year ago. The increase
over last year was 80 per cent.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
New York Cotton

lures turned steady today following early
declines Of abouI. 81 a bale as short
covering and mill buying met limited oneT-
inss. The upturn was attributed partly
to an oversold condition following GER
sistant liquidation on rain reports from
Some traders felt the rains there have
not been sufficient 10 make for "A bumper
cotton CROP -.
tn SI1f bale higher than the previous
close. October, 80 .63; December. 32.11.
and March, 81 80.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 tP.-Foreign ex.
dollars, others In cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, Th per cent discount or 92.12h q. 8
Europe: Great Britain, 4.02A. un-
changed: France (franc) .S4h OF cent
unchanged Sweden (kronaD. 27.S5, un-
chsnged: Switzerland Qranc) CONNER
cial), 23.40, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
N. Y. Bond Market
GELECTEn List M ISSIIEa

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TIC As 81 $500 1914
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Long Isl rf 4s49 1ozM
LAN 32ss 2OO3 1o6
IMetWsSdEl4s3s 81
mich cG 3hs69 1os1A
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lMo Pac IS 65 A TIA
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INFO Pac 5s 81 TN
Moris&E 4las55 81
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Nor Pac As 81 1oo
| NorPac 3s 2047 7liA
lOhio Ed IS "A losiA
PennRR gn 5s6s 1loih
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Reading 3hs 95 seM
StLSF 4las2O22 81
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StL SW RI IS 80 e2h
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Un Pac 2ks 81 s7A
Iva Railwy IS 95 1o6M
wabash 3As II 99H
West Un IS 80 0oiA
iWest On 4hs 81 92h
Evening star., 1947-08-19
D. {. Building Supply
And Auto Concerns
Show Big Gains
By Donold B. HodIey

While sales Of apparel and gen.
eral merchandise stores in the Ma
tional Capital and It's adjoining
area are holding about even with a
wear ago or trailing slightly behind,
retail outlets in the building and
automotive fields have doubled their
business, according to latest reports
from the Census Bureau.
In its report for June and the
first half of l947. covering 524 stores
in the area and including 432 outlets
IN the District, the bureau found
that sales of the lumber hardware
building supplies group In the area
we're 1913 per cent above q year ago
in June and up 81 per cent for the
first half. Gains in the District were
1l3 per cent for June and So per
cent for the half.
In the automotive group, includ-
ing automobile dealers, area sales
we're up 101 per cent in June and
30 per cent higher in the six
months. District gains were lit per
cent in June and 95 per cent in the
six months.
Filling stations sales in the area
we're up IL per cent In June and IL
per cent higher in the half. District
gains were II per cent for June and
II per cent for the half.
Gain in Foods Shrinks.
Sales of food stores in the area
were 13 per cent higher in the halt,
but the gain shrunk to 2 per cent
in June. District gains were per
cent for June and 13 per cent for
the half.
Sales of the 524 independent re-
tail stores of the area were up per
cent in June and up 10 per cent for
the first half. The 432 District stores
included showed gains of per cent
for June and per cent for the half
General merchandise, apparel,
furniture-radio and drugstores made
an unimpressive showing. June
gains are shown below with six
months changes In parentheses:
Evening star., 1947-08-19
department. STORES.
July Gas Sales Decline.

sales OF Cne washington IaS
Light Co. in July registered a sea-
sonal decline to 6,S01,372 therms,
compared with 7,733,346 in the pre-
ceding month, but remained 7.3 per
cent above e,33e,0l9 therms in July,
1916, company ofdcials announced
today.
Gas sales for the first seven
months Of 1947 totaled 1855, ,155
therms, an increase of 12.1 per cent
from the same period last year.
ID. C. Sixth in Building.
The District of Columbia ranked
sixth among leading cities in
building activity during the first
seven months of this year, with $685.
450,s44 worth of private building
permits recorded. compared with
s25,045,143 In the same 1946 period,
Dun 81 Bradstreet reported today
The gain here contrasted with a
drop of TO per cent in the total for
2l5 leading cities, which stood at
sl,564, ,4S7,49 against 81 1,69S, ,982 1859
a year earlier. July permits of the
cities totaled 1921 ,705, $50 VS.. $780,
57s 500 in the preceding month and
were 80 per cent above $2l3, ,467 ,92l
a year earlier.
Cities with larger seven months
totals than Washington ranked In
the following order: New York, Los
Angeles, Detroit, Chicago and Hous-
ton.
Financial District Notes.
J. Robert Cory, senior account
executive of the Lewis Edwin Ryan
Advertising Agency, is spending his
vacation In Maine. Preston B.
Coiner, treasurer, and John r. Har-
die, financial account executive,
also are on vacations.
Edward C. Stone, financial editor
of The Star, has gone to Maine for
three weeks vacation.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
FOREIGN Silver Prices

-JEW YORK, Aug. 10 6P. - Foreign
cents in New York today. Increases since
early last week have totaled 51a cents an
ounce The London price was uncnanseo
today at 40 pence.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Mullins Manufacturing Corp. de-
clared a 35-cent dividend on the
common B stock, payable October /
to stock of record September Is.
Evening star., 1947-08-19
Sales

Hourly Sales on the Exchange TodsS:
1900 an. 17o 600 1900 noon 23o 600
100 p.m.. $40 600 2:U0 pm. $50 900
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares sIn bank.
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed BY such eompanies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or senniannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
a Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last year.
Payable in stock; 2 DECLARED or paid g
funds. Accumulated dividends paid of
declared this rear.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 1o2 Z
IntBR&D2A A57 100 rs
Evening star., 1947-08-19
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Tarniahea Sy ths Assseiated Fress.l

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Dividend Rate, 90.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-01
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
APP Newsfeotures Writer

CARRYING oddly assorted cargo to be ON uiroqe
~ specially
For instance British Overseas Airwuys Carried sample
bottle of rye whisky to the homegrounds whisky;
TWA whisked rs birds from Egypt America and Pan
American stuffed five small planes inside big DC for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-01
famine facing three New-York-
bound duck-billed platypuses.

famine facing three New-York-
bound duck-billed platypuses.
Plenty of flowers are flown
from stem to market, but an out
standing bit of horticultural fly
ing was a chestnut tree from
Paris Champs Ulysses to Los An
geles. A grapefruit tree. was car
ried by air from. the southwest
to Saudi Arabia where agricul-
turiSts wanted to experiment
with its production possibilities.
Cocktails at a publishers
party were cooled by 6-million
year-old ice. Clipped on order
from an Alaskan glacier and
flown in a cooler to Manhattan.
But at about the same time, an
other plane was winging its way
across India carrying insecticides
for a writer.
And when soda pop shortage
developed recently in Carcas
during the baseball season, a rush
order from the United States
kept the Venezuelan umpires on
their toes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-01
"DueI In The Sum-
Promises Key Vest
Movie Treat Aug.II

Duel in the Sun" David o.
Selznick's giant Technicolor pro-
duction of 1880 Texas, comes to
the Monroe Theatre for three
days, starting August 14th, with
one of the greatest all-star casts
ever assembled for a motto pic
ture.
Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck
Joseph Gotten, Lionel Barrymore,
Herbert Marshall, Lillian Gish,
Walter Huston and many other
screen celebrities give full play
to their acting talents in this
story of the era when the rail
roads first pushed across the wild
lands of the Texas cattle kings.
The technicolor film has a
cast of over $500 actors who par
ticipate in the stirring conflict
scenes, the gay fiesta scene and
barbecue. the dramatic border
town cafe scene in which lilly
Losch, as Pearls Indian mother.
dances on the top of a l02-foot
rectangular bar.
1t took 100000 miles of trans
portation, or a trip eight times
around the world, before Duel
in the Sun" was completed.
The company made two major
location trips, one to site out
side Tucson, Arizona, and the
other to the hilly desert country
known as Lasky Mesa, forty-five
miles from Hollywood. On this
site the cruX of the fight between
railroad and cattle barons takes
place. Over 100 horses and $50
head of cattle were used in the
picture. The picture was direct
ed by Texas-born King Vidor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-01

There are l,062,876 head of
sheep in New Zealand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-01
Rose Marie Pinder
To We'd III. Munro

Miss Rose Marie Pinder and
Henry Munro, Jr.. popular young
Key WeSterS will be united in
marriage at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church. Rev. Floyd
BoWery will perform the cere-
mony.
Miss Pinder is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pinder, 8l5
Florida street, and Munro is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Munro
of 72l Love Lane. The bride to-
be is a member of the Glass of
l947 of Key West High School.
Her matron of honor will be
Mrs. Faye Higgs. The bridesmaids
will be the Misses Shirley Curry.
Rose Mae Higgs and Betty Rae
Brady. Bernard Roberts will be
the best man and Albert Peterson,
John Reed and Alan Perez, the
uSherS.
Munro is a Navy veteran of
World War II and is employed as
a mechanic at Monroe Motors.
Friends and relatives of the
young couple are invited to the
reception to follow at 1l06 Grin
nell street.