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Evening star., 1948-12-14
New York Produce

NEW YORK. December IA .R.-Butter
score and premium marks, "A, GAY "a Y
90 score A, 63.63Ha; 90 score D, 621a; Sc
score C, son (new tubs usually command
w. cent pound over the bulk carton
Cheese. eo1,1o7; steady, prices un.
Egg prices were hisher today in tn.
cases Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern, mixed colors. fancy heavy.
wsisht:s; s5h; ssstfs l large, $500
4s-4sa; puiists. 4o-17h; current receipts
50-51 dirties, 4s-4sh; checks, 46-47.
Whites. fancy heavyweights, So: extrs
larss, ars,;,,s 54.Sah; extra large. 81; extr'
Browns, fancy .heavyweishts. bbh; extra
l large. 64.64h; extra large, 1898
extra medium. 4Sh.
Nearby (top quotations on nearby white
and brown eggs represent highest whole.
sale selling prices 70 rthe finest marks
available. and not paying prices to pro-
Whites. extra fancy heavyweishts, ST.
sS; fancy heavyyeishts, $3.50; mediums
Browns, extra fancy heavyweights, b5-
56; fancy heavyweights, 1894; mediums,
1880; bullets, 46.47
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Wage Raise Ratified
by hMU in New York
Dy the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Port of
New York members of the National
Maritime Union, CIO, have ratified
an agreement with Atlantic and
Cult Coast ship operations provid-
ing for q $3.50 monthly increase for
all union members.
Joseph Curran, NMU president,
announced the pact was approved
overwhelmingly at a membership
meeting here last night.
Recommendation for similar ac-
ton has been sent to NMU- units In
all ports, Jack Lawrenson, vice
president, said.
Negotiators for the union and
operators reached the. agreement
yesterday under . wage reopening
clause in the current contract.
Ship owners said the $3.50 would
amount to an increase OF 1.5e per
cent.
Asked why the union negotiators
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Stock Market Drops
Fractions 10 Nearly
81, but Pace Slows
by the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock
market slowly rolled downhill today.
Losses ranged from fractions to
almost 2 points. Many issues which
had managed to cling to small
gains during the first hour or two
OF business eventually moved into
the minus column.
Turnover slowed after q fairly
rapid start and showed no sign OF
accelerating on the decline.
Tax selling continued to keep the
market supplied with stocks. In
addition, many traders cashed In
on the profits built up during the
mild rise Of the preceding two
weeks.
Among the losers were United
States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Santa
Fe, American Telephone, Chrysler,
Studebaker, Goodyear, Sears Roe
buck, Douglas Aircraft, Schenley,
Anaconda Copper, General Electric,
Allied Chemical, Radio Corp, New
York Central, Illinois Central,
Standard OIL New Jersey and
Transcontinental 81 Western Air.
Barnsdall OIL remained q shade
lower at around AN, despite news
Of an extra dividend. Last week
Atlas Corp, an investment concern,
completed the purchase of about
100000 shares Of Barnsdall at As
a share.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Dec. "A R.-commercial
ing to give grains a firm tone at the
:, Traders said the uncertaipty respectins
the Government selling policy had worn
on to some extent. ..5
The tone of the lard market improved
at the opening and soybeans advanced to
above Yesterdays close.
There were indications that milling in
terests were on the buying side of wheat
Corn was frm on estimated receipts OF
President Truman in q message to the
American Farm Bureau Federation meet
ing in Atlantic City, N. j.. said farmers
must have confidence in the Federal farm
program II abundant production is to con.
tinue
During the first hour wheat Svas h.N
higher; December, 2.37ss; corn was un.
changed to " higher; December, 1.43h
and ests were AA higher;. December
STA. soybeans were A-1A higher; De.
The yisiSle' supply of wheat decreased
7.211 900 bushels last week, compared
with a decrease of 3,102, 900 bushels q
year aso. The total visible supply as Of
yesterday was 132.1OO,O0O bushels 81
against ia, 100000 bushels year ago.
During the week ended Friday moon
the Commodity Credit Corp. purchased
7257,71O. bushels of wheat 739,475
barley. Flour purchased during the Pc
riod totaled 9,694,l94 bushels in wheat
equivalent
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Chicuqo Livestock

cH1GAoo; aoa Dee 4 !S- "a 5 usDA;-sslsels A.,
lower; most decline on butchers over 230
pounds and sows; top 22.00 for choice
170-210 pounds; bulk good and choice
170-220 pounds. 21.26.22.0 90; 220-240
ls7b-2o.5o; seo-325 pounds, 1900
1875; bulk good and choice sows under
400 pounds, 17;25,1s.oo; most 4oo.56o
saisSle eattleG7,ooo: total. 1000; sal.
able calves, 700; total. 700; slow; all
classes slaughter and feeding cattle steady
to so lower; vealers steady to LOO higher;
top $500 for half-losd choice mixed steers
and heifers: several loads high-sood TO
low-choice steers and yeaylinss $1,000
32. 90; bulk medium and good steers,
%. .0O-2s. 90; choice heifers scarce; me-
MEDIUM @ nn1 ana nS'S aood Sds sesf cows. isoosoS9
Gamers and cutters, .14.00-16.76; medium
and GOOD sausage bulls, 81 .00.23. 90; bulk
medium and good vealers, 20 00-31 90;
few choice 81 =. GO; 9; load good we4shty feed
salsbie sheepws. boei total, s.7oo: good
shorn, WEAK to so, mostly IS, lower; less
desirable killing quality considered; bulk
good and choice wooled lambs, "A 4.26-25. 90;
comparable No. 1 pelted shorn offerings,
90, ,50-24.50: ewes steady: double North
Dakota common to good ewes, 1000; load
snorn yeArlings unsold.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. IA -P.-Foreisn ex-
soiars, onrs othefs ss IN ss Ssnts great Britain in
4, Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, ~ per cent discount or 92.43A
Europe--Great Britain lpound). 81. 4.03A,
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 30.day futures,
4.03. unehanged; Great Britain 6O-day
eo-day futures l.o2N, unchsnssd; France
lfranc), 0.31s Of cent, unchanged; Italy
Clire). Decembed nxed rate, O.001 739. No
UNCHANGED; Switzerland 0ranc) (free),
Latin America-Argentina freel, 20.95,
chAnged; Mexico. 14.54, Unclaimed.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Crude Oil Production
Up Slightly in Week
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

TULSA, Okla, Dec. 14.-coloradc
and Louisiana led the way as the
Nations oil production picked ur
during the week ended December
II. The average was 14,670 barrel.
daily above the previous weeks fie.
ures, the Oil and Gas Journal re.
ported today.
Both States had new high pro.
duction for the year. Colorado
gained 4,l40 barrels daily to ar
average Of 52,290, and Louisiana In.
creased $500 barrels to 494,s00.
The country's total daily aver.
age as compiled by the journal wa
S,628, 800 barrels.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

Y sELECTED ISSUES
II @ 4As 66.---. e@A
Ircc StL 81 o3 A Sl4t
IInt0tNor 81 So asa
Int q N lst6sE2 66
lIntHydroEl6sz4 S6h
Kan c Sou zs76 1o1M
lLautro N inc rs. e2A
ILehVal4s20 2003st 37A
~ Z = 30 90 A. 03A
MKT adj bs67 7M
MKT u 90 h S7A
mo pac 6ks 90. ASA
mo PAe 30 ~ p ooA
No pae 6s 81 l. ooA
mo pac IN d 76 A3A
lMorTis&Ex SASS 713e
lNYc <Ms2oIoA 67M
IN 7 g con u % 61A
lNYCffR SMs o. ooA
lNYNHtutMs'23 AA
'lNYNHH As2007 s.
lNY Pal 2Ns76 e7h
Nor Pae 81 2047 bost
Nos StaPwr2N75 o7A
Pae tat 2Nsa5 9l4s
PennREgzM Ms66 1o3ik
PennRRg4As ~ =
\ PeopGL&c 3s63 lolN
PereMar 3ass &c -
! PitB&W4M Ms77c1oeh
phila ri 2As II SoA
IStLsF khs2022 50
IStLSanFrn4s97. ezA
Shell Un 2ss7l o6
lSocony-V2ss76 o3h
lsoPacidcxMsSl So1b
ISou Pac zMs 60 eA3A
lSoPac4 hsor77. 1o2
iSo Ry en- 81 o. 11%
Std dOCal 2Ns66 4ozM
Tex&Pac Shs66 9oN
Third Ave So 90 41A
Third Ave u 60 6Th
IUnElMo 2Ns rs oH
West 6h - 1881 64h
west On 81 81 1o1M
WstE cv2. .o6s73 e9A
Wis Cn a. 369n -
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Sales
SaleB-
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 90. HiRh. Low. Liz chRe
Net
ata .

Dividend Rate. %. High. Low. 1:15. ehse.
zoNTTE Zoe 2 81 3A 81 + "
Hourly Sales On the Exehangs To-Day:
l1:00 an z2o 600 1900 noon $50 600
100 pm $50 900 300 pm. 600 ooo
tUnit OF trading, 10 shares. sln bang.
issd under the Bankruptcy Act, or sscur.
Of dividends in the FOREGOING table are
annual disbursements based on the last
Tniess Otherwise noted, special Or extra
Dividends are not included cd Called.
& 1s s.sls ra. sosi aseas asa.ad 'o ssss cs
or stock. epeclared or paid 90 far this
year: fPayahls in stock, esfimated cash
yesr b peclaIsd or PAID sfter stock
1tytdsnd or spltt-up: kDsclared or paid
davi4snds IN. arrears. 3 Paid this year,
4iy1dend emitted, deferred or no action
taken q last dividend nsettns. Psyahll
a Sscis.asisS ~ .a' aes'<Im'e
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Wallace Again Asks
10.bi|Iion Fund 10
Reconstruct World
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

7 NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Henry A.
Wallace said last night that 10 or
more billions of dollars should be
diverted from proposed National
defense funds and used to create
. world reconstruction fund. He
proposed that this be administered
by the United Nations without
political strings"
Mr.. Wallace spoke before about
$4,000 persons at Madison Square
Garden giant rally for peace"
sponsored by the American Council
OF Soviet-American Friendship.
Mr.. Wallace said he had pro-
posed several years ago that this
country spend $4,000, 900 900 in q
10-year plan ito reconstruct and
rebuild war-torn world, regardless
Of politics"
Panyushkin Sends Message.
"Now that the military men face
us with their new plans to waste
our resources on three continents, I
renew my proposal" the Progressive
Party leader said.
Soviet Ambassador Alexander s.
Panyushkin cancelled a scheduled
appearance at the rally on the
ground Of illness. He sent a message
saying the Russian people have a
deep desire for friendly relations
with the United States.
The very Rev. Hewlett johnson
Red Dean" Of Canterbury, told the
rally that "the Soviet Union does
not make 1t a condition of co-opera.
ton that its way of life be accepted
by other countries"
Sees Realities Needed.
The Church Of England clergyman
on lecture tour in this country
declared:
yet there Is a feeling that the
United States does insist that other
countries shall dahere to the Amer
ican way Of life. What I feel is
urgently necessary is that we face
the realities Of the present situation:
Il. We cannot compel the Soviet
Union and other countries to change
their form Of society.
q. We cannot organize the world
against them.
g. We cannot force the rest of
the world to oppose the Soviet
Union"
DR.. johnson said I'VE must live
with Russia and other countries
and must allow for differences In
culture, history and social thought
= Each country must stand for
its own principles and way of life,
and it is possible to do so without
interference in other countries"
Evening star., 1948-12-14

AsAS = 4SNNAOO8o VIVA
WOHLD BANx
tntHH&O 3s72 ~ ~
NEW YORK CITY
So Co., 1o4k
FoRMoN i;1S
Australia So s. eoA
Chile 6sJano1 q asa
Grk 6s 6e pt pd. s
Norway % o8-- o.
Poland % &c. ~
uras aj <Ms 70. -
DOMESTIC i:iB
AmAirlines3soo. -
Am&F z 6s2USO o7A
Am T&T 2Asb7 1854
Am T&T 2ksol 1o3h
Am tat 2Ms 70 e7A
Am Tat 2AsS0 SlA
A T . = Is o6-. 121ss
Atl Dnv2nd4sA0 -
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Balt6sO O6sK2000 63h
5&o cv 41s20l0 SIN
Balt6soh 4s75A o6h
Bang A en- 4s 81 o5h
Beth etl gas 70 80
HufNiasE2As7b e7N
BufRoch&P67st 6oih
Can Nat fMs57. 1l3h
Cent Ga 4s 96 :. 6346
Chi&E I inc o. AAi4
CMStP4Ms20l9 66N
Chi&NW xMse9 5eA
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SSS6A 4TAB II 084
ConsEdNY 3s72 1o2
Cons p 2hs IS o9A
Del Lk&W ines 64N
Del L&W4s2042 6e1k
DER In 4M201S 66
Det Ed cv 3s bS. los
Det Edison $50 1o2h
Duo 1t gas ~ -
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III Bell 2AS 81 aS3S
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Suburban National
To Open Branch al
Wheaton Monday
By Edword G.. Stone

The Suburban National Bank viii
open branch office in Wheaton
next Monday, with w. Wilson Rict
as manager, 1t was announced today
Open house Wall be observed Mon.
day evening with county officials
representatives of nearby banks ane
several Washington bankers invited
to attend.
Suburban National completed ar
increase in capital funds on Decem.
ber 7. The program consisted of 6
per cent stock dividend and the
sale Of 5000 shares of new stock al
$3.50 q share. capital being in.
creased to 100000 and a surplu.
t. 100000.
Mr.. Rich will be assisted in the
Wheaton office management by Ed.
ward Schrider, formerly of the
Takoma Park office. Both are
Wheaton residents.
Another Bank Votes Bonus.
Directors Of the Bank of Com.
merce & Savings have declared the
usual Christmas bonus for employees
Thomas j. Groom, president, an.
nounced today. Employees of the
bank prior to July /. 194S, will re.
ceive the equivalent of one months
salary and those employed fol
shorter periods a half months sal.
ary. The banks annual Christmas
party will take place at the Hamil.
ton Hotel on December %, with Mrs
Gladys Stallins, Helen R. Hogar
and Robert E. Kendrick in charge
Directors Of the Southern Oxyger
Co. have declared the regular divi.
dend of so cents per share, payable
December 80 to stockholders of rec.
ord December 20.
Ben Wright has been appointed tc
the dual position Of director of pub
lie relations for American Airlines
and American Overseas Airlines, Rex
Smith, vice president, announced to.
day. He has had wide experience In
public relations and neswpaper work
Colby Joins Newmyer Staff.
Arthur Newmyer & Associates an
nounce that Merle Colby. recently on
the stag of DR.. John r. Steelman,
assistant to the President, and
author Of several books. has Joined
their organization. He has held many
important Government positions, in
cluding of the News Writer'S Divi-
sion Of the Ofice of War 1nforma-
ton under Elmer Davis.
Theron L. Caudle, Assistant At
torney General, will address Wash
ingtcn Chapter, National Association
OF Cost Accountants at a dinner
meeting at the Lafayette Hotel, to-
morrow evening, on Practice and
Procedure in Income Tax Fraud
Cases."
George Terborgh addressed Wash
ington Chapter, Association Of
American Executives, this noon at
Hotel Sheraton on Depreciation
Policy and the Postwar Price Level"
King Whitney, New York, will
address Washington Chapter, Ma
tional Once Management Associa-
ton, at a dinner meeting at the
Dodge Hotel this evening.
Giannini Is Optimistic.
A. p. Giannini, head Of the Bank
of America. now in Washington,
said today that imitation is lessen
ing and he sees no indication of a
business setback as long as the de-
mand for goods abroad remains.
He declared the national slump in
Christmas sales is due to high prices.
Mr.. Giannini believes the Govern
ment should liberalize installment
buying controls.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Business Briefs

Business Failures declined to 122
In the week ended December Q VS..
126 in the previous week, but re-
manned far above 81 in the like 1947
week-Dun g. Bradstreet.
November Cattle Feeding showed
q sharp gain from the preceding
month, indicating larger supplies of
good quality beef next year-Agri-
culture Department.
Rubber Exports rose in October,
breaking steady downward trend
since May. 1947-Census Bureau.
The months shipments of rubber
and rubber goods totaled $10,820, ats,
a Jump of 800 from the preceding
month.
Iron and Steel Scrap Shipments
from Germany to this country
reached a new monthly high of 80,-
700 tons in November-Gommerce
Department. Receipts so far this
year totaled $1,000 tons.
Beaunit Mills, Inc, submitted a
high bid of $17,111,l26 for purchase
of controlling interest in North
American Rayon Corp. and Ame-i-
can Bemberg Corp.
Bessemer Securities Co. stockhold-
erS approved a reorganization plan
which cleared the way for resump-
tion of dividend payments by the
company. A dividend of 81 was de-
clared, payable December 81.
Barnsdall Oil Co. declared an ex-
ira dividend of SO cents, payable
January IL, and a dividend of rs
cents, payable March 5.
Singer Mfg. Co. declared a special
S4 dividend on common stock, pay
able December 20, raising 1948 pay
ments to SIS VS.. $12 in 1947.
Yale g. Towne Mfg. Co. declared
a SO stock dividend on the COM
mon, payable December 81. Stock
holders approved an increase in
capital stock to 686,656 shares from
486, 6,656.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc, declared
a regular quarterly dividend of q
cents, payable March II, and ar
extra of so cents, payable Febru'
ary II.
Consolidated Mining e. Smelling
Co. of Canada, Ltd, declared an ex'
ira dividend of $3.50 and a semi
annual Of $1.50, both payable Jan
uary is, raising 1948 declarations II
sl1 VS.. So in 1947.
Tobacco g. Allied Stocks, Inc, de
clared a dividend of $3.75, payabl
December %, only payment this yeal
The company paid SO in 1947,
Kansas City Southern Railway ne
income for 10 months ended Octobe
81 was $7,O9l, ,0S1 or $12.53 shar
VS.. s4,507 ,102 or $7.46 in the sam
1947 period.
Radio Keith -Orpheum, Inc, re
ported q loss Of $2,257, 1877 In thre
months ended October VS.. prof
of l,7S9, ,2S4 or Is cents In the sam
period last year.
Miller e. Hart, Inc, earned 81 ,024
433 or $3.6e share in II month
ended October 80 VS.. 1925 .342 or $2.e
in the previous year.
Cessna Aircraft Co. profit for
months ended September 80 We
s552,898 or 10 cents VS.. 1911 ,965 {
So cents in the preceding fisci
period. ..-.
Liggett g. Myers purchased 1000
900 pounds of Greek tobacco at
cents a pound, according to IT
port from Athens.
Hickock Mfg. Co. will open ne
receiving and shipping plant at RI
chester, N. Y, January /. It will
the company's sixth in Rocheste
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad har
died 61,746 cars Of freight IN II
week ended December II VS.. 500
IN the previous week and SO, ,705
the like 1947 week.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec IA R.-cotton fu.
today although offerings were small and
prices easily responded to light mill buy
ing and covering orders.
selling was attributed to hedsing By, mer-
chants against purchases Of cotton from
the Commodity Credit Corp. New crops
''' Noor, prices 1 were 60 cents cents al bale hishsr
to 10 cents lower than the previous close.
December, 32.3li March, 32.26, and May,
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Visible Grain Supply

Of wheat Decreased 7,sii ooo Susasls asllsoto 70
1872, 100000 bushels this week, the Board
Of Trade reported yesterday. Corn In.
creased Isssooo 70 70 iossoooo. Gsss rss de- IN
creased $4,000 to 4,71O, 900, barley de.
creased s3s,000 to 1880, 900 and soys
beans increase 10000 to 11,614,0Qo.
Evening star., 1948-12-14

IL
Alaska Airlines- 4
Alum Co Am 3 -
Am Gas &El 1b. 81
Am Lit&T 1.2Oe 10
Am Superpower.
AshlandOil l.20 10
Atl Coast Fish ;
Atlas Corp v v 4
Harium Steel >
Basic Refrct 40 3
Benrus .s0a -. 8
BrAz Tt k&P Q Il
BrwnF Dist .s0a &c
Bunker Hill Ia &C
Burma Ltd
Calf II PVT go Z
Can Aareoni--- ]
Carr Cons Bisc-. Z
Cent q 8 W 80 &c
| Cit Service IA ~
Com'dore Hotel )
cosden Petro- 4
| CrownDrug .16s Z
| Dennison A 1e-. 1e
Domestic Credit I
I'll Dond&Sh Ne &c
Eleetromaster 4
FchildE&A zoe 4
FansteelMet As. u
Gen Plywd .20p. }
oolddeld Cons.
Imp OH Ltd r.. IL
INT Petrol v 1c
Lakey Fdy 1Ae- ,
Leonard OIL Dew I
Evening star., 1948-12-14
N. Y. Curb Market

bltone star Gas ] ana
O AINcClanahan OIL In
Morris Pin .30e- 81
Nat Puel q so 10
tNat Union Rad 3A
Z New PIX Mn 10. 11s
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h Old Poindex on
h Pancoastal OIL ~
nlPantepcOil l.2s. 11A
u Pennroad Ne. 6N
y Pepperen 81 S3h
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v Scullin Steel 2e- 40
seeman Bros IL. u
N| Select Indus -. >
u Solar Afro. 60 ~
vi Solar Nfg- !
SoPenOil i. goa. -
Std0ilKy l.A0s 2eik
hl starrett Corp AZ
h Technicolor As. 12h
Trt.Contl v y a.
y United Corp wv "
hlVenez Syn zoe 7A
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Evening star., 1948-12-14
Washington Exchange
9AIEs

Potomac Electric Power common-1, ,0OO
at ,13A, 200 at 1914.
washington ,a1 Gas 4bo preferred-s6 at
Washington Gas 42B preferred-5, at o6.
Riggs 49, Bank ccmmon-lo at S25, 10 at
Potomac Electric Power 3.ooS preferred
A'-b6 at 42A, 10 at 42A
Garnncksl 4h% preferred-50 at TN.
Evening star., 1948-12-14
N. Y. Bond Market

,rsT TsrSishsa 1Hll .sa! Sy tns As;Ssi.tsa Press:
Evening star., 1948-12-14

Gruen watch Co. appointed Earl
ID. Mcconnell director Of industrial
yelationA
Evening star., 1948-12-14
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Dec. II R.-Dividends
declared:
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17
SINGER LOSES
$500 WARDROBE

NEW YORK, Jan. IT. (ANP)
her entire wardrobe,
valued at more than $4,000 and
consisting of stage and street at
tire, was destroyed through the
inadvertence o ia pullman porter
last week, singer Gwen Tynes had
to cancel several lucrative engage
ments, her manager Dick Boone re-
ported.
Aravelling from Chicago where
she had just closed a successful
run at the Ritz loung, the svelte
vocalist was asleep in her berth
when a porter removed her bag
gage at Altoona, Pa. When the
mistake was discovered by a sta
ton attendant the train had pulled
out, however, he threw them on a
handcart to await the next train
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17
Anderson-to Address
Tuskegee Conference

TUSKEGEE, Jan. II. CAMP
Sec'y. of Agriculture Clinton P.
Anderson is scheduled to deliver
the principal address at the seth
annual farmers conference here
Wednesday, January FL.
In making the announcement,
President F. D. Patterson stated
that the secretary's address will
climax a weeks intensive short
course for farmers, farmers wives,
rural ministers and other leaders
in rural communities in which the
conference theme, ways Of In
creasing Farm Income for Better
Rural Living" will be discussed
and enlivened with appropriate
demonstrations.
Successful farmers from sew
eral adjoining states selected by
extension workers and vocational
agriculture teachers will exhibit,
with products and illustrations, the
farming practices and unique
methods which have helped them
to increase their incomes.
During farm and home week
which began Wednesday, Janu-
airy Ia, emphasis, said Agricul-
tural Director L. A. Potts, will be
placed on improved rural housing.
By actual practice, instruction will
be given in farm home planning,
making concrete blocks from ma
tive materials, home construction
and making and repairing furni-
ture.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17
enroute to New York.

enroute to New YORK.
Parked on a slight down grade
the cart started rolling and be-
fore he could stop it crashed into
a switch engine coming into the
terminal. Not until she arrived
here that next morning was Miss
Tynes informed Of the unfortun-
ate incident.
Railroad officials at Penn sta
ton expressed regret at the acct
dent and promised to make pay
ment to her for her baggage and
all otis contents. In the meantime
she purchased several evening
gowns in order that she could
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17

President Jacob L. Reddic, of
Jackaoh college, Miss, will be the
guesf speaker at the annual ban
quet for farmers Tuesday evening,
January 20, in Tompkins hall.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17

start a two weeks stand at the.
exclusive Kingston loung in
Brooklyn.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-01-17

Read it in the Daily Express.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

MODERN SECTIONAL UNITS
Button -tufted backs and reversible scot cushions.
Full spring construction. chevron Patterned wool NA q
feze grey, chortreuse, blue Left or right end ~
section center section ~
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Don't Defer the Purchase
Defer the Poyment!

Toke> advantage Of The Heeht Co.'S Holf-
Yeory Sole and enjoy your purchases while
you pay for them on The Heeht Co.'S Liberal
Budget Plan!