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Evening star., 1947-02-13

Charles NJ, odell. y. Mount Rainier. and
'asa ah.sn. VI cs a. a. sfr s5 sspRs
80 Pa. and Ruth ]. gia. Id. wasSinston
John W Eodssss; M 70, o. 4 sna q M Msrsarss Anr
ss. both q Hasssstosa. -
AdSlnh bs HsSIoT. HssksT rs f hetIops AIEIpns'on
Winifred. III. Eastsp. 10. Silver kprinE
sidnsy Hraksl 81. wssh,nftcn Grove. ant
HASH Tss yassshIh ssIsht IT, l'ssadso1sst. sad 1ssst.y
NslElS Ess; y; hlli. q. q ssssst dIIsa. and Alice n
ira paisSSa B. sIsasns ~. ana June Rodgers. 81
g Ess3alA|1Ss a. "a "a. M
John = e0Ia IMaellea Il isssPb IL, as,d Dorothy NJ Kirk
,ullsas 's s.ss 3 ;sas "; I'D sess, Lyons. 30
ciHsssfs Hsss. Il fqdss'ss ss bssa 81 sssssaai .ns
gsrSars 3 psfse. "a. "Nsv YssE city
WILD sshsssF asssas SWsn:sss; Wn:s;s.soa. Ma. ans
Edwin =; Eaton, 92. and Betty D. Farrell
zdSsrss s.sh Eli 4 sa5siysIs! ss 'sans T. our'''t0
Hiisrns.. 3s. both Of Wssninston,
m,ISssSss & gSiilips' Il .sa sSss o,,...
Douglas La Roche FarT. 32, and orma Z
s.a., ADAMS Rs ss, both q ,n..sops ,WasnanstSn AND
Preston 4. Ensian, 20. and Helen L
Evening star., 1947-02-13
HammersIy, 81. both Of Alexandria.

Hsmmersly, q. both, Of Alsxsndris. -
kiisn; ii: bssh u 8 Wsshinfie 49,. -
s'eass 20 bSsa sss of Wasins hh tons tom Lee
~ Ss:Hagare; ANS, ssh ss,s MsshHIsssea
N ia Ss VW.a|5s
ysn.s sSa e g. gsssss1 AMI
Earl Il. Davis, is. ana Msrxarst L. Thomss
w,I.ns sSte 4 T.bssts bsssnsnssw ss New va York CITY
ana clara n. zsiiock. 2f, Plymouth. II
william H. Harrison 81. Tskoms Park
and Marsaret christsnsen. a6' Washins.
Elmer N. Nash, 35. .Hornsll, n. Y. ant
0smsra n Mernsndss, III. SILVER sprins
"ilssI hsn. Sssnss Srossg, sa. so oeolisson ans
: 70, bssn q Aiezsndfis;. ,...,.
S5s dsllap hieeissshi %. 18th st wsshiaasen. ''s :
Melvin 81 Baker. 33; sne Martha L. Far
John mi h. ~wSisSis. 80. and Martina sippls. as
MslSi sSia & 4slas'o9ns HsssD Il. and Nv. Hicks. So
H.sssIs GssIa 4 4 lssaoyssh ss. John as, sna H,la. p
s,s.s r. s.ll ls ssh 81 sv.s st eefaars spns
Violet b. Kabrock. 20. Takoma Park.
Lee Cecil Thomas, 10. Washington, >and
yessis williams, 20. and Nancy Brown. 81
both Of washington.
Harold Barb, %. Maesine. Va. ana Eliza
Jack r.. Paxs0n. 23. ouantico, and vir-
ginia A. Henderson, 22. washington.
'Hsh eIsht 5s Hishhns sSth y %s.hins,o Vi ss nose
John q. Whitbeck,- 90, Miami. and Jeanne
q. derberding, %. Bethesda. =
rutherford Erice. 60, and Barbars =
Thomas w. Fairfax, 81, and Doretha Poree,
Evening star., 1947-02-13

verdict Of not guilty on a charge
that Wahler had turned In a false
alarm last October 10, the same day
he was arrested in the driving case
Wahler, who now is serving a As
day sentence imposed last week for
being drunk and disorderly, faces
q hearing tomorrow in another
branch OF Municipal Court on a
Evening star., 1947-02-13

OnQ$T ~. Cs tQaDS COHEtcS HtuSI
apply for marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
: counted the same as other days.
Hugh poore. "a, 3t0o Conn. ave. NV, and
Aiiss SSIsy: 42 la5s W.., losh So,sn.n s. nv TI.r.
and Louise Louise casdosan' !. Is. Aieott Hall
Foesad Rstee csassoi sasoisks 90 49, esss0f 4oSs
sas Sa shahssn q sSes 81 spr ans Ashea os'rss ~
George I'M. 24; and Marion Thompson
% Janette James. 3s. ilSs ssrd st. nv.
keaassh Mass Ssaesss Sssaasssn g. 1ss as, 81 ns T. sna
'aRss Mary sfaaIsF, kftsS f. f. W $ssh M e. ne. anu
Mitchell Farrah, 49,. 1919 North Capitol
noss snd ssss ssas.r, Nads sa 81 sse Fl ss asssI
NV, and Alice Burns. 4o' 4573 Mac
xdais phillps. Rps. e. washington. and Ruth
% and Myrtle Levenstein, rs. Alexandria
Theodore seamon, 33. 1877 Mass, ave n.E.
Henry Pslistier. 26, S225 IN St NV, -. sna !.
So&nne fautse' sos <AASSss ~A~AN' '~
MiIton rsSoIs Gar. ss. ola Emerson st. NV, and
Laura Altman. 81. ell Quincy st. NV;
'0isDal Esslyn Mssa Rsoss. 81: so ps n NV .1
Eugene Smith 80, and Mary sannister' 2s'
1Sth 81 jan.s' St ss y 4s, St rails church Va. and
" Lena MacwiiIisms, SO. Arlington, Va.
Howard Patterson, 33, 4S23 Shertn rd.
ne. and Blanche Perry 49, 1888 4sh
George Barnes, 10, and Mary rzsrndon,
Kenneth Wilson, a.. 433 7th st. s.w., ano
Helen Aiberty, "a. Wave otrs' West
Mihsfia alsia saSsras sa1s1Sas. e. aa eascid
oeSfss vivian HaaSn BroWn, 'ifs. ls1s 5th st. NV
Percy ae 1883 1sss Ii st. st. 'H NV
Mi Mildred Hi. s2, IS ST. ne.
"ind" ana Hazel sr' Bril-. S., as44 Knox Ter
jim sols Ssfn 8, i4Ss g. aasi saa Fis g. Hs,s.r''
John Calhoun, 20, 3413. Brown st. NV
and Naomi Lee. 20. Lakeland, Go: -,
Melvin Johnson, e. 1898 l. 4th n, st. st., nv ane
and Doris Cole. 30. Brinklow, ND,
fAa Rosalie s WyIes Is, s5ss Warder st. NV
Harvey Hartsfieid, %, 140S 9Th st; NV:
p,seS a sams.s Maay % g. Sso st. on s H. and
Mary Young. ~, s Defrees st. NV;
and Elizabeth cochfane, ~. $500 9Th
James L. Pss.ss, Isss.a g. seshssas: ssSna and Jan,
johnson, o. silver Spring.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Second Waller Jury
Fails 10 Give Verdict

For the second time in less than
two weeks. . jury was unable to
reach a decision In the case OF Fran
els Logan Wahler. AZ. former police
man, charged with driving while
drunk.
Deliberating two hours after the
trial had taken up most Of the after
noon session before Municipal Judge
Almond w. Scott, the jury an.
nounced it was In hopeless" dis
agreement at pm. A new trial date
was expected to be set today.
Judge Scott already had directed a
Evening star., 1947-02-13

charge Of unlawful entry of private
property.
The defendant is being repre-
sented by Attorney John j. O'Brien.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
George Lynch prosecuted.
Another jury, on January 81, failed
to reach a verdict in the driving
while drunk case.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

4e, both OF wAsAinFson.
al, beth a. TAkomA Park.
sa Pstrieia HaIssn. 81 81, We W. shinston. :
ssshaaa sssson. 81. bosS sha II Wsshinatpn I ."a :
Herman K. Johnson. 25. Rockville. ane
Edith M. Greasy, 10, Ciarkshurg.
Lanes IA Mcdowell, 26, and Dorothy O
Stewart, 2s, both of Wsshington-
Etaniey a. Downs, %. Brookevtile. Md.
ard MarEaret 1. Dayhoff, 20. sellman
otis Lamb. 80, Forest Glen. and Vir-
ginia q. Jordan, 23. Silver eprins
Eutene p. Hall. 70. and Theima M. baoer
%, both d. Washington.
John r.. ehadle, *; sennssrovs Pa ane
sara 4 Conrad. 90; sunnury; Pa. -.
and Florence I. Brown, 10. Newton
Calvert siu1s, 81, and Prince A. Jacobs
and Hasei q. Morton. 30, .Howison, Va
Warren r. Higgs. 90. Washinston, Anc
Ruth a. Gilbert. II. Bethesda.
MihilI, "a, both OF weshington.
Hcr1er A. ParSley. %, silver Spr1ng, AND
Marjorie K. Harron, go. Washinston.
The Caribbean islands towns need
American-type post cards picturing
local scenery, to replace their pres
ent outmoded cards, visitors to
Grenada advise.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. latos couples must
apply for O marriage license on
one day, Dait three full days and
recefpe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
: counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Union Asks Dismissal
Of G5| Election Plea

Oficials Of the CIO United Caf-
eteria Workers Union have asked
the National Labor Relations Board
to dismiss the request of Govern
ment Services, Inc, for an NLRB
election of GSI employees.
In a letter to NLRB, Oliver T.
Palmer. the unions business agent,
asserted more than 80 per cent" OF
all GSI employees eligible for union
membership belong to the union.
Mr.. Palmer said GSI's petition for
an NLRB election to determine
whether the union represents the
majority of its employees has not
been filed in good faith" What is
involved here is a well organized,
deliberate attempt by an employer
to wreck a union approved by an
overwhelming majority of the en-
ployes," he declared.
The present GSI-union contract
expires December 81 and the union
threatens to call a strike If new
contract isn't signed by then. The
union has called a meeting of all its
members tomorrow night to obtain
strike authorize ton. Members will
meet at o'clock in the Shiloh Bap-
tist Church.
The union is asking IS cents an
hour more for GSI employees, but
negotiations have begged down due
to dispute over the companys in
sistence that union leaders file nom
Communist and financial statements
under the Taft-Hartley Act. This
has been refused by the union.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Stock Market Active,
Prices Turn Uneven
After Early Rise
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeiaied Press finoneiel Writer


NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Stocks
churned through an active but in
definite session today with assorted
favorites continuing to progress
while many leaders stumbled.
Dealings slowed at intervals, after
lively opening, in which blocks
Of 1000 to 10000 shares were
numerous. Uneven tendencies pre-
vailed near the fourth hour
Some professionals with. profits in
clined to cash in on the idea the
list might be in for q technical cor
rection on the downside. Buying for
a further rally. however. provided
prop and reinvestment demand
helped partly to offset tax selling.
Superior Oil and Gulf OH touched
peaks for 1947. Ahead fractionally
at one or another were Atlantic
Coast Line, Standard Oil New Jer-
sey), United States Steel, Goodyear,
Deere, Western Union (on the aver
sion Of a threatened communica-
tions strike), Union Carbide and
Allied Chemical.
On the losing end most of the day
were Bethlehem Steel, United States
Rubber, Montgomery Ward, Cater
pillar Tractor, Douglas Aircraft,
Distillers Corp, Phelps Dodge, Gen.
eral Electric, American Tobacco
B." Southern Railway, Chesapeake
& Ohio and Eastern Air Lines.
Bonds were mixed.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
CHICAGO Livestock

able hogs. 1e,0oo; total 14,6oo; active;
all weights and sovs: good and choics
170-25n. pounds. mostly 27.26 to 27.50:
practical top, 81 so; around one load,
qls s?S ies fes fss,f: isSsso
SO pGans .oss Mo' fsSd tas % esSe: Pew 1885, ae
prospects good clearance.
5aNble cattle 1000, total II 900; SAL
able calves 900, total LOO: slaughter
steers and heifers active, uneven; strong
to so cents higher; cows steady with the
high time last week bulls IS to SO
higher, vealers Arm; choice steers scarce.
ls.a leg o5S, pound wsiEh.s At 2! 50, a 4
above $500. Medium and good short feds
predomlnatlng at 23.00-32 90: bulk me
dunn and. good heifers 81 .00-3o 90; sew
eral choice loads. 81 1;oO.32.b0: medium
cutters, 13.oo-15 90: medium and good
eSois: v. sHls sas h:ss .aS
salable sheep, 1000. total $500;
slauzhter lambs not fully established. With
sharply higher asking prices retarding
trade. Early sales native woolskins and
shorn lambs strong to Is cents higher.
Around one load good and choice native
woolskins 24.60: numerous loads fed
Western held at $500 and better: Short
sool.d ismbs; = q: Deck q g soos .@nS y
fasSs M TIRE. e:s: e::d %'s g .ss asoes
No" oe pets. i g 50. slstsSter eWes D Scarce. .
Few small lots about steady at $3.50 down.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Pravda Says Revision
OF RubIe Showed Up
Voice Of America
ay fhs Assoeiofsd Press

MOSCOW, Dec. 22.-Pravda. Com
munist Party organ, has assailed the
United States State Departments
voice of America" broadcast of De-
cember 3 for disseminating what it
describes as "slanderous inforr1a-
ton Of an (economic) crisis in the
Soviet Union"
(The broadcast said rumors Of
imminent price increases and i'm
pending devaluation Of the ruhle
had touched off a purchasing
fever in the U. S. S. r. Revalu-
alton of the ruble and elimination
of rationing were announced in
Moscow December l4)
1.-THE decree of the Council OF
Ministers of the u S. S. F.. and the
Central Committee of the Conmu-
mist Party on money reform and
repeal of the ration system" Pravda
said, showed Soviet reality was as
far away from the wishes of the
American reactionaries as heaven
from earth.
THE decree was not only one
more evidence of the invincible
power of socialist economics, not
only new step to improvement of
the material welfare of the Soviet
people-but also. in the eyes of the
world. it pilloried with scorn the
authors of slanderous information
of a crisis in the Soviet Union"
Pravda said the effect of the
was seriously damaging to
the prestige Of the American diplo-
matte corps and seriously discredit-
ing to the "Voice of America"
Quoting the Christian Science
Monitor to the effect that the De-
cember 3 broadcast was founded
on kilograms received from certain
diplomatic representatives in the
United States" Pravda asserted it
was obvious that such kilograms
must have emanated from Moscow
The Soviet organ referred scorn-
fully to certain American members
of Congress, who. 1t said. we're taken
In by the Voice Of America" and
as result turned out to be fools"
Evening star., 1947-12-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec 22 up.-cotton fu-
today. Mil buying and short covering
was onset BY scattered liquidation.
Nose traders held to the sidelines in
view of the dullness in textile and spot
cotton markets.
Midmornins prices were 40 cents q bale
hisher to 80 cents lower than the previous
close. March, 1885; May, 1886, and
July. "a 46.
Futures drifted into new low kround for
the day and registered losses of almost
ssby oe @ 1hs au
dation was encouraged partly by Washing
ton adyices that congressional leaders will
draft their own version Of the Marshall
plan which may carry considerably less
foreign aid than proposed by the admins
tration.
Noon prices were 80 to 30 3 bale lower
MAY 36 a, and July, 34.31.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Tobacco Markets

touIsy1hH 4 Xxx Ka od Rse e. Eesssr Hsss.
PRODUCERS M joinsd sroxsrs i in fs the rest Of 81
the hurley belt today in besinning a
christm3s holiday period which will ex-
tend until January 5.
The state Department OF Agriculture
announced the Statewide, price average
for the initial three weeks of sales at
Teeei1sd receive . sos ss 'ass.ss1 Is. '0uno' '0NefS
Auctions during the week ending De-
eember 10 totaled sl,S47 .s7s pounds and
brought an average price OF $5O.4p a
hundredwsisht, the department reported
The return to farmers vas $31 .22S .99S. .a5.
The Statewide average topped $50 for
the second week in . row, but last week s
aversee vas II cents Oh the previous
Poundase for the week was the smallest
since opening Of the selling season De-
censher I
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO Dec. % nn.-Grains STAGED
day. led By the expiring wheat contract
Trading volume was light.
All December contracts will be closed
out at the end OF trading today and in
terest centered in these deliveries. After
today, the contracts can be settled only
At noon Wheat h was Hns1 lower, De-
cember. 3.13A; corn was ha-2A lower.
December, 2,slh: oats were h-H. lower,
December, l.2sh: and soybeans were "
Commodity EXCHANGE authority figures
disclosed that open interest in December
wheat at the start today totaled 4.522 900
bushels; in December. corn. 2,773,000
bushels, and In December, oats, 1885, 900
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Richmond Livestock

RICHMOND. Va. Dec. 90 "A, 1UsDA)
Hogs market so cents higher
choice. iso:s4o pound barrows and and siits. its
90 100 pounds, S1s: 1O0-12O pounds. S19;
l20- 40 pounds, S23; 140-160 pounds,
S24: 160-lS0 pounds. $25. so: 24O-3n0
pounds. $25: 300 pounds and UP, S23 so;
good sows under $50 pounds. $23: $50
500 pounds, S20.5O: over 500 pounds. S1T:
good staEs under $50 pounds. $50; over
$50 pounds. SIG.
cattle-Market opened fully steady on
slauehter steers; good grade $23 .5O-25.5 so,
strictly good auotable higher: medium.
1880 -26.5o, common down to $3.50.
cows auotable. .$14.5O-1 $50. medium to
good, s1S.00-14.50:. medium dairy type,
sddd 111l3; Gamers and cutters @ Ss 9o-1 90:
medium S12. .Oo-15 90: good beef bulls,
S!7 ,oo.l 90 90 yesler: na fully steady; prac-
medium to good, $50. 90 IS 90, common
down down. te $12.90; GOOD and choice heavy
81 z OO.1 90
Evening star., 1947-12-22
American Security
Proposes Stock Split
And Pension Change!
By Edward G. Stone

Stockholders of the American
Security & Trust Co. will be asked
at the annual meeting on Tuesday.
January 20. to vote on the adoption
of a proposed pension plan and on
a recommendation of the directors
taht the par value of the stock be
changed from 500 to $40 per share.
1t has been the policy of the
company to recognize long service
by providing pensions on retire
ment. With the growth Of the staff
the problem of pensioning older
employees has become matter OF
great importance. Under the pro-
posal. standardized retirement
plan is recommended that will be
fair to the staff and the stock
holders.
The recommended change in the
par value of the stock is to encour-
age a broader distribution Of the
shares. Each share now outstanding
will be exchanged for 10 shares.
This action will not make any
change in the total par value OF
outstanding capital stock, which is
s3.40o 600, Daniel w. Bell, president,
stated. The stock sold at $3.50 a
share on the Washington Stock
Exchange last week.
Fulton Renamed Director.
Wallace H. Fulton of Washington
has again been nominated as execu-
tive director of the National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, 1t
was announced at the Offices here
today
l., RAYMOND Billet of Chicago has
been nominated for chairman. The
election will take place at a meeting
of the Board of Governors in New
Orleans January 1918.
C. j. Gockeler, a former president
and secretary Of the Washington
Stock Exchange, is visiting in the
CAPITAL from his New Jersey home.
He attended todays session and Is
making his headquarters at the
Hamilton National Bank.
Profits to Be Distributed.
FLOYD D. Akers, president OF the
Capitol Cadillac -Oldsmobile Co., to-
day announced that profits for 1947
will be distributed to 200 employees
at the annual Christmas meeting
on December %. Each employe hav-
ing earned one share will receive
$l20. each share representing full
year of employment.
Mr.. Akers stated that most OF the
employees have S. 8, 10 or more years
of service. II an employe has 10
years service, his share OF the
profits will be $1,000. Mr.. Akers
added that each employe will re-
ceive Christmas turkey, a company
custom since 1884.
Interest Rates Raised.
Retroactive to December l. the
Clarendon Trust Co.. Arlington. Va,
has increased interest rates on saw
ings accounts from l per cent to
2 per cent, up to $4,000. On larger
accounts, the rate will remain at
per cent.
The North American Co. today
was scheduled to distribute more
than 100000 shares of Potomac
Electric Power common stock to
holders of North American common.
Potomac Power 1907 preferred A
stock was in heavy demand on the
Washington exchange today at As.
Hecht 3s4 % preferred moved at 49,
Capital Transit at 1872, Garfnckel
common at 17A and Gas common
at 20%.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
FOREIGN Exchonoe

NEW YORK. Dee. 22 1N.-Eoreign sz-
dollars. others Ia eents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. IL per cent discount, or $500 United
States cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-Great Britain, S4.03h, un-
chanted; France ffrsnc,, SAN ofa cent.
Up ,ooh; Sweden skrcna3; z7,sS; ssr,r,.1- ur,-
eiaD, 23.40, unclaimed
Latin America-ArsentinA free, 25 .02,
unehansedG; 3 Brasil tree. 5.a unehansed;
Evening star., 1947-12-22
n. Y. Bond Market
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Evening star., 1947-12-22
Business Briefs
Radio Set Production in Novemb

reached l,615.541 units, lifting the
11-month total to 1898. .759-Radio
Manufacturers Association. Output
Of FM-AM sets reached new high in
the month and raised the 11-month
total to almost 100000 Output of
television sets reached l49 ,226 in the
II months.
Shoe Output in October totaled
46.744000 pairs VS.. 40,826 900 in the
preceding month and 47.469,999 in
October, l946-Commerce Depart
ment. The October average price
was $3.67 per pair VS.. 1912 in Sep
tember and $500 in October, 1916.
Van Raalte Co. declared a stock
dividend of 500 on common stock,
payable January %. and a cash pay
ment of so cents a share on new
stock, payable March l. The COM
pany paid so cents each in three
quarters of 1947 and $1.60 Decem-
Der l.
Sunray Oil Corp. announced aban-
donment of plans for the merger OF
Pacific Western Oil Corp. and Mis-
sion Corp. into Sunray. An attempt
to buy 93Ts of Pacific Western stock
from the Getty family and minority
stockholders failed. said President
Wright of Sunray.
Pennsylvania Co., wholly owned
holding company of Pennsylvania
Railroad. was reported considering
payment OF dividend before Christ
mas This payment could mean the
difference between profit and loss
for the railroad, commented the
Wall Street Journal.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & SauIt Ste.
Marie Railroad announced that the
voting trust under which all stock
has been held since 1914 will end
December 81, 1947. 1t was not
scheduled to end until December
81, 1880
Transamerica Corp. again ad-
journed its 1916 annual meeting,
this time until January 81. The
meeting originally scheduled for
April Is, 1916. has been adjourned
repeatedly pending outcome OF a
suit instituted by the SEC.
Chicago and North Western Rail-
way will receive SO new Deisel cleo
trio locomotives during December,
raising total 1s47 deliveries Of this
type to 81. The road still has 81
on order.
Cudahy Packing Co. earned $7,-
121, TOT or 1892 share in II months
ended November ! VS.. $6,720 ,585 or
s4.06 in the previous year.
Marathon Corp. net income for II
months ended october 81 was $4,-
654.457 or $3.50 VS.. $2,734,o3 or $1.s1
in the preceding fiscal period.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. earned
s2260,182 or $279 in IL months
ended September 80 VS.. sl,456,254 or
sl.61 in the previous year.
Gamewell Co. profit for six months
ended November 30 was $497.96 or
s13.9 vs.. $3O8,67S or Sc cents in the
same l946 period.
Public Service Co. Of New Jersey
announced the retirement Of Percy
s. Young as chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee after 40 years
service.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway announced the retirement
Of E. E. McInnis as vice president
and general counsel. He will be
succeeded by Jonathan c. Gibson.
. native of Culpeper, Va. and for
mer Washington lawyer, who was
ern& an TIC yap,iner
Eureka williams Corp. promoted
G. H. Bernard to vice president and
assistant to the president.
Equitable Life Assurance Society
elected to the Board of Directors H.
Beach Carpenter and r. Stewart
Kilborne, 1r.