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Evening star., 1948-05-06
6. u. Alumni Call Rallies
In o6 Cities for GYM Fund

Georgetown University alumni
will attend rallies in 96 cities
throughout the country today in
the interests of the Vincent S. Nc
Donough Memorial Gymnasium
Fund, DR.. James S. Ruby, alumni
secretary, announced today.
Largest celebration will be in New
York City, attended by the Very
Rev. Lawrence c. German, president
4 Of the university.
( A month ago, $343,626 had been
raised toward goal of 100000 for
the erection of new gymnasium on
the campus honoring the memory Of
Georgetown's Father Mac" q for
mer director of athletics.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Children S Hospital 10 Show
Equipment Bought With Gift

Childrens Hospital tomorrow will
show some OF the new equipment
bought with the $1,190 presented
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

STURDY STEEL THROUGHOUT with front and rear
holsters adjustable fof width. Front bolster can be easily
changed from fixed type to rocking type. Heavy duty
holsters are of formed steel wide and smooth so they
won't damage box. Stake pockets for pole wood supports.
The go" is built to last.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

NEWT QUICK HITCH ExTENsiBLE TONGUE for
easy, positive hitching in secondsl Just back tractor up
and pull OUT tongue extension to tractor hitch Drop in
bolt, back tractor to lock tongue extension then off
you gol It's another of the outstanding features that make
the FARMLAND "90' the wagon everybody wantsl
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
Look at these features!

Full 90 turn with no slipping or backing.
Follows normal turn Of any row crop
Proctor.
Low construction for easy loading.
~" extra width for easy row crop use.
Adjustable lengthy 10 ~.
Rubber ovfo iires-oOOx1o TO 700x16.
AdiussobIe-hxed or rocking front BOZ
sfef.
Stoke pockets lean be boited1 for pole
wood supports
Timken roller bearings with dust cops
and grease seals.
Aufomofive type steering with repEoce-
obIe bUshings.
Weight $40 lbs. Capacity up 10 S ions.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE FARMLAND
Hydraulic Loader -. so you know it's top quality with
every important design improvement you could ask for.
See your FARMLAND Dealer about the FARMLAND
"o0' Wagon and earliest delivery dates. And get the facts
on the FARMLAND Loader. You'll want one i. surel
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01

THE FIRST major development in farm wagon design in yearsl
Makes full co. turns under capacity loads with no fitting -. no
skidding no backing up. And look at these other great featuresi
Evening star., 1948-11-15
Runaway PSI Fighter
Carrying Dead Pilot
Stopped by Riot Gun
By the Assoeioted Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-Na-
tional Guardsmen, Air Force person.
mel and State police officers used
riot gun and daredevil tactics
Yesterday to stop a runaway Psi
fighter plane that circled crazlly
on Stout field runway.
A dead pilot, victim of ground
crash between his plane and an
other Mustang, was the ships only
occupant. He was Capt. Phillip
Bonner, %. an indianapolis veteran
of World War II.
Col. Allison Maxwell of Lawrence
Ind, commander of the 122d Fighter
Group of Indiana National Guard
said Capt. Bonner was killed in
ground collision with plane pilot
ed by Second 1t. Thomas c. Costin
%, indianapolis.
Capt. Bonner was the lead pilot al
the two planes prepared for the
takeoff on routine training mis-.
sion. He started down the run.
way but reduced his speed for ar
unknown reason. 1t. COStln, fol'
lowing at the normal interval, collc
not see ahead at ground level. Hill
plane overran the first Mustang.
1t. Costin was unhurt as the
plane skidded to a stop. The right
wing on Capt. Bonner's plane wal
sheared and the cockpit canopy
was smashed. With its power still
on and its propeller roaring, 1t be-
gan making tight circles on tht
runway.
National Guardsmen and Stat<
police slowed the plane to som'
extent by clinging to the left wing,
Col. Maxwell said, "and Troope'
Ray Thompson of the police fret
pistol bullets through the tires
The plane continued to move, ant
he stopped it by shooting oil th'
tires with a riot gun. The barr
rims mired down in the soft mud.
S/Sergt. Steven Kropelnicki, q
Lake Toxaway, N. c., regular All
Force man, then climbed up behint
the engine, reached through thu
broken canopy and closed tn
throttle.
Capt. Bonner. who served IN th'
American theater during the war, L
survived by his widow and
DAUGHTER,
Evening star., 1948-11-15
Photogrommety Society
To Meet Here in January

The newest developments in pho
togrammetry, the science of OBJ
tanning surveys by means of photo
graplly, will be demonstrated at the
18th annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Society of Photogrammetry
January IL, 13 and IA at the Shore
ham Hotel. Commercial and gov
ernmental surveying and mapping
exhibits will be shown
Speakers will include DR.. Isaiah
Bowman, president of Johns Hopkins
University; Floyd w. Hough, chief
Evening star., 1948-11-15

will begin its fall activities with q
meeting at 3 pm. Thursday IN the
home Of Mrs. william 8. Steele, 1405
Oakcrest drive, Alexandra. Miss
Betsy Woodworth, 46o2 Twenty
third street NV, is president Of the
Washington branch.
Evening star., 1948-11-15

OF thenGeodetic Division Of the Army
Map Service and DR.. Irvine G. Gard
ner, chief of the Bureau Of Stand
ards Optical instrument section.
Evening star., 1948-11-15

Mills AIumnoe to Meet
The Washington branch Of the
Mills College Alumnae Association
Evening star., 1948-11-15

Across America the footprints of plod'
ding oxen have long since given way to rails
of steel. Today this vast, steel.shod network
amounts to $4,000 miles of track.
To withstand the terrific pounding of
modern trains, rails must be strong and safe.
Today's rails average IS years of main line
service, and many additional years of serv.
ice on secondary lines.
By improving their technology steel com.
panies have produced better steel rails at
lower cost. Their price is now only one.third
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

fein Saiipt mar bod in Der 2uft:
ct bnhte on nod mebr Willionen.
0un geidab es zines cages, Dob
er fem 8iiro perlieB unb eben oie
Sreppe binabauIteigen begnnn. Die
Sheuerfrau tpar gerooe Bis 5ur Wit-
tie Der Ereppe binabgelanet. Genn
life bate oben begonnen ,ito tpii6te
Nun nohmals iiber Die Stufen. l1nb
|auf Der oberIten Stnfe, on einem
|naiien, ieifigen Sled, fiebe, ba lag
cine eroBe Sheibe gelber geife. l1no
Der Miaiondr trot 6arauf. - geun
|floe aber ser SUB, ben er auf bie
SEIZE geiest bate, oittpdrts gegen
Sonnenoufgane, ,tnb ser unoere SUP
begann cine eigene &eiie tpeItndrts
gegen Sonnenuntergang. ltno Der
Wtilliondr iette iif allf ser oberiten
Stufe nieoer - uber er blieb bort
nidt iiten. @s tpar feline Mbiidt ge-
Deien,' bie Ereppe birtabsugefangen
- lrno 10 gelangte er binab - tpenn
allh ntdt auf bie 8etIe ieiner ur-
ipriingli6en Ibiidt. 0enn er fan
Deit ifneller binab, uno er ihlug
bel iebem Shritte iolherart an Die
Stufen, oaB es iid anborte tpie Ell
ne grobe Srommel. - Die She,,=
erfrou itano untertpiirfig beiieite uno
llieB i'm ttnabgelangen. ltnb er belt
| inn Stnobaeldnaen nidt inne. Oils
er enolih ltnten angelangt mar, erz
bob er itf unb iiberlegte, Oh er IN
lietne 8iiros 5uriidfebren 1tnb ber-
llangen ioqe, oaB man Die Sheuer=
| frau iogleid) entlaiie. slber er be-
oadte, oaB bie l1riade, nit ser er
oieie @ntlaiiung besriinoen niiiie,
bel Sen 8eomten ser 8ant Seiterfeit
erregen f0nnte. l1nb 10 idtpieg er.
sl6er ieit ienem Saee beadtete er
sic Sdeuerfrou, Sic er friiber ear
nift beadtet bate, gar iebr. SSo, er
gebt NIT ipadienoer ll1nIift on ibr
poriiber.
Genn oa lit fein Menl6 10 bod
ooer madtig, baB er lid, annoBen
f0nnte, einen ieiner @titmeniden
ni6t 5u beo6ten. l1no eine orme,
geringe S6euerfrau uno Elm gan5
gemeines Stiid gelber SEIZE bermo=
gen oen @eiIt zines groBen Mnnnes
nit erItaunli6er Shnelle ans iei=
men @elfdften 81, reiBen.
Gurum: gripGge oieie. Ginge unS
pdbne bif ni6t 5u bod itber SEN ge=
ringiten &inoern @ottes.
Steige lteber pom Sbrone oeines
Stol5es berab i,nb panole NIT bei-
men 8eulen, Sic nod ifmeralider
Limo, penn bu in .bem slberglanben
lebIt, oie S6euerfrau ldhle IN ifr
abmaIfuaiier binein unb t,le ibr
Sageperf frobli6er, neil bu ibr
SpaB bereitet baIt. \
Genn bas iin6 feier1ide Eage -
uno per Elm 2ddeln in bas @eIi6t
elmer Sdeuerfrau bringt, bot nidt
umionIt gelebt!
(llebertragen bon Mar Hayek)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

Seruinleni gebt olles 0rnnter ,,10 Drii.
Der. Won einiger orbtningsg gsgenrGBerl
@egierillg fnnn faum nod Die Neoe
iein. Siibiff)e ,i1sb ordbiicte aampf'
truppen beberrihen Die gtraBen,
Boit- unb Eelesropben1mter iin6 ge.
ihloiien ai1t6 8eamte un6 angelteGte
perlaiien oie Stoot in Sharen.
Stt Der Iesten 8ohe tpllrbe Die
|Stabt Saifa bon oen iiibtifen Erup.
pen einsenonrn1en ,nlo Witte oieIer
@ohe sebt Dos @eriibt, ooB Die ara-
Der ole Big in boriiibiihe 3eiten ber-
a,lfreihenbe Staot Serido beiest bo-
ben. Die eeiante arabiide 8elt lit IN
Iufregi,ng atn6 9adri6ten aus Dem
Naben Often beuten an, bob ifner
beiuaffnete Truppen aus Sprien,
Sransioroanien, glrabien itno Megpp-
ten an ben @ren5en Bolaitinas auf.
|mari6ieren uno nllr al1f Sen Mbaus
Der 8riten tparter, un bas 2ano Sll
|iiberfauen.
8dbrenobeiien itreitet man iid i'm
Bolferbuno iiber Mittel nno Bege,
Der broberben &atnltropbe au begeg.
men, oie leiht in einen neuen @elt,
brand ollsarten fonnte. Sen &uiien
Juno ibren Sanblangern lit, tpie ee.
|mobnlid), 6ie @elegenbeit, i'm Sriiber1
5u fiiden, bobniafomnen unb iie ill.
den baber ai.f ie6e Irt uno 8eile If.
|geno1pelbes 1pirfiame gini6reiten oes
8olferbunbes 5ur 8efrieoung Bal1,
|ltinas 5u bintertreiben. 8efonntlif
|ihnebt por DEM Siderbeitsrat ber
amerifanil6e Intrag zines tempord.
rem 8olferbunosmanoats unter Mit.
lDirfung Ser iiibi Ihen uno arabiIder
|Harteien, aber infolge ruiiii6er Suer,
tretbereien fam Der NIT Ser Srage be.
trol.te ltnteral.si6uB erIt om 9tens.
tagobeno at bem 8ei6luB, cine for.
mele Gebatte iiber oieien slntrag gut
subeiBen, 1nb 5tpar NIT iiebenunobrei.
IBig geeen Die iieben Stimnen Stub.
lambs uno ieiner 8ulaneni nitaaten nebit
Saiti. Sb bie nun gl1tgebeiBene Se
batte I'M Menum oes 8olferbu1toes
gu elmer tpirfiamen Mftion iiibrer
miro beoor in 8alGitino sic auta
Itropbe poaenos bereinbridt, eri6ein1
inter Sen eegebenen unlitGnben re61
5tueifelboft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

lbeionoere Spmpotbie nit bem Spfer
6es ansriffs bin3u (bas gliidli6er.
Iipeiie nift mebr in 2ebensgefabr iit)
Ser nod in perb1ltnismdBig iungen
|Subren (Heutber lit erIt bieraig Sabre
Ialt) gu iol6em Mnieben uno ginflub
gelangte Geutmomerifoner lit elmer
Der erfolgreiditen 8ertreter Der ar'
beiterintereiien llnb bot iih oariiber
binaus ou6 ben 3uf zines Wannes
ermorben. ser als Siibrer Der siffern,
m1Big mG6tigiten @eiperfidaft ame,
rifas @eitblid uno groBe &lngbeit be.
funbet lufb auf oen insbeionoere in
6em 9lbipebrfanpf bes trabitionea.
amerifanii6en @eiItes gegen bolihe,
lpiitiihe ginfliiiie in ser Mrbeiterbe'
wesung unbeoingt 8erlaB lit.
0os gttentot lit elm meiteres
Spmptom Der @eiebloiigfeit uno ser
8etpoltbpIterie, sic Ger arieg IN unies
rem 2anbe binterlaiien bat uno oeren
8efampfurg in ser eegentpdrtiger
l3eit elmer neuen 8eorobung Der Sea,
tion cine ernit Gorge ieoes ebrli6er
Entertainers iein ioate.
Die II. g. Steel Corporation Iebn,
te Die BON ben gssS-llniteo Steel
,porfers gefor6erten 2obnerbobunger
ab, lette ieood bie Breiie, auf Der
| li6brliden l1mias bere6net, Inn ettpc
1925, 100000 berab. Oomit jon, tpit
loie @eieQibaft iih ausbriidte, ser
|Iteigenoen 2ebensbaltltngsfoIten ent
Igegengearbeitet ,peroen.
Sie Breiserln6Bigungen tperoer
am I. Wat in &raft treten rno be
I5ieben iih auf eine gan5e Reibe Dor
artiteln, sic in ser @eiterperarbei
tune 8ertpenoung fin6en uno Die fiji,
lal1e mogliden Sabritate, bon 01gelr
angefangen Bis 5u &iibllhrdnfen ee
brau6t peroen. Der BrGiioent be1
|Stablgeieai6aft, 8eniamin s. 5air
leB, ertlarte, man ipoae bierour6 Der.
|iuden, ser tpeiteren Seuerung ginbal
l5u tun. 8dbreno ser nidt genauel
be5ei6neten vSerludsperiooe" ioGet
Breiserbobungen ouf feinen 5al Dor
genommen 1perben.
Sbilip Wturrap, Der ,o1pobI ErGii
bent Ser $50 tpie aud bes Stablar.
beiteruerban0es lit, fam iofort nit oel
grtlarung beralls, sic Sreisberab
jiebung lei in 8irflidfeit gan5 ge
ringfiigig, fiigte ieood btn5u, sic Sc
Derfidaft babe lih bertraglid Der.
lpfli6tet, 5tpei Sabre lang ni9t 81
litretfen, ltno Derbe ii6 an Sen Ser.
trng bolten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01
Dir parahrl unn, Millinniir
uan her Sd1rurrfrair
Bon g afeb BEN @eiiem

Sd femme einen MeinionGr, oeIIen
giiros iid i'm 5tueiten Stodtpert
oes @ebduoes Der ~griten geationaI-
bant" befinoen. l1nb tpet1n er in
feline 8iiros gelanger min, beniitt
|er BEN auf5ug, aber tpenn er lie oers
ldBt, gebt er 5u SUB binab. gr lit
ein itol5er Wann. 9enn er mar
emit arm ltno lit IN ser @elt bod
gefornrnen. esa, er lit Elm Selfmaoe=
man" ,sno er perebrt ieinen rWafer"
gr 5ablt feline Steuern piinftli6 am
eriten zines ieoen Monats, un6 es
fitmmert Ibn tpenig, oaB es menid,
lide 8eien gtbt, Die Sen 9lufaug be-
oienen uno bie Senfter puten ltno
in gefdbrltder S0be ii6er DEM 8flu-
Iter bdngen uno &oble IN ben Seuer-
raum Ser &eiel f6aufeln, bie Damn
ourd Eobren ous @ebaube 1tn6 Die
giiros oes Serrn Willionar5 ertpGrz
men.
Hun gibt es qber I'M @ebGu6e Der
8ant ou9 ei11e arne Srau, sic oie
Sreppen unS Sullen ideuert. llno
Ser Milionar lit oft an ibr boriiber-
gegangen, obne iie 5u bea6ten. Genn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

f,rlann

SSn ben Observation-Disclosures
|ipielt sic HiiItltngsfroge cine groBe
&ole, uno mande ser 8olfsboten
reoen in elmer Sonart, ols iei Der
&rieg rum Die gde berlm". 60 er-
fldrte am Samstag Der oemofratii6e
Senator Spoings bon Warplano, Die
Ser. Staaten miiBten 2uftItiispllnfte
uin Iiien, afrifa uno ipabri6einltb
al6 in europa" baben, faas es gilt,
&uBlano in einem 5llfiinftisen &riege
entgegen5utreten. rgs lit flar, Dob es
|uns lnmogli6 geipeien fpdre, nit ben
Slug5ensen, oie mir i'm 5tpeiten @elt-
|friege belaBen, 0erti9lano bon Sen
Ser. Staaten aus 5u bombaroieren, I"
|fiiste ser Senator bin5u unb erflGrte
bann: rWtit oen a1lgenblidlih eriitie.
|renoen Sllte5eleen fonnen mir inn
oritten @eltfriege feline ruiiiihen
|Stabte bon1borbieren, oo 8uBlanb
BON BEN Ser. Staaten piel tueiter ent,
|fernt lit als Seutl6lano." 1
Ep0inss eebort Dem Militdrfomi,
tee oes Senates on.
x s. i
@ebrIefretGr SorreI Ital lnterbreite=
|te lebte @ode Dem @ebrauslhuB Oes
|Senats ein neues ul,f orei Sabre be-
|rednetes Brogramm fir bic Streitz
frdfte Ser Nation, oas oie 8etonung
|auf Die 2ufttpaffe legt lln6 bic Ius-
|sabe pon $40, 5,000, ,000,0 900 beoineen
|niiroe. Die 2,rftftreitfrdfte iollen auf
Iehstrnoie65ig @eldmaOer ODER
&fgruppen gebrad)t tperoen.
Ser republifauIl lde Senator @ur=
nep bon Siio- -9afota, Der 8oriisenoe,
mdst oie ausgahen fir bas nGhite
am 1 SSsuli beginnenbe Jisfaliabr auf
$4,4St 100000, unS Jorreital
idatte iie i'm 5tpeiten sSabr auf $15,=
200, ,OO0, 600 un6 i'm 6ritten ssobr al1f
$16, ,5OO,OOO,OOO.
Jriiber butte iorreital fiinfuno-
fiinf5ig 2l1ftgeidmaoer perlangt, pub-
reno oas Saus in51piihen nuit iiber.
ndltigenoer Wtebrbeit fir iteb5ig ge-
ltimmt bat. 0ie 3abl iebsun6ierb5ig
lit alio Elm &ompron1iB. Inn unter
Dem neuen Erogrun1m einen glus=
gleid ser Streitfrafte slr ern,0gli-
6en, perlangte sSorreltul alIb eine
|Geritdrfllng Der 4rnee.
8or Sem 8ebrausl lduB oes &au=
ies erI6ien 0r. Bn1nepur 8uib, ser
Better oes Sorid11ngsbiiros Ser
|Streitfrafte, uno Derlangte Elm @eles,
|unter oem tpabrenb ei1es &rieges ie-
Ser 0eann i'm 2ano in ben &egie.
rungsoienlt geIteat miro, neil oie
Ausbebung, Die aagelneine nilitdri-
|ibe slusbilhung uno Ser Musbau Der
2uftmaffe fir Die Si6erbeit ser Sea-
!tion ni6t gen1g leien.
JorreitaI batte fi1 nit Dem Yraii.
|0enten Srnnan ins @inbernebmen ges
|iett, ebe er ieine neuen Soroerl1ngen
linn Senat 1nterbreitete. 0anah ioll
Ole Mrmee al1f Observation-Disclosures,
|sigtauieno Wann gebradt iperoen, oie
6lotte auf fiinfbulroert5,peillnofiin
|5igtallenb, bie 2ufttpebr auf pierbun.
eiun0fiinf5istauieno sae oieie
3iffern geben meit iiber oie bel1tise
lStdrfe binalls.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

LEIDEN SIZE AN -.
DIABETES (Zuckerkrankheit), PY-
ORRHEA, RHEUMATTSMUS, BLUT-
VERGIFTUNG oder GANGRENE -
MAGENGESCHWURE ulcers of the
StOmach1 -.
damn gebrauchen Sic das weltbernhmts
D-O-D
Die Gebrauchsanweisung ist sehr einfach.
D-O-D is absOlut giftfrei, kaRN linen
deshalb ME schaden - Keine Hungerkuren.
Tausende Won Zeugnissen. Unsere Kun
den sind unsere Verkaufer. = Wenn richtis
gebraucht, bringt D-O-D den gewtnsch-
ten ErfOlg. Specific No. 8 fur menschkchen
Gebrauch. Per Buchse (reicht mOnatelang):
S1.56. - Specific No. fur Ausserlichen Ge-
brauch. Per Pfund- Buchse: nur $3.50. -
Nebst Porto. - Bestellungen i'm Staate
Ohio muss die Sales Tax beigefugst werden.
Ais Laxiermittel gebrauche
"OUR OWN PILLS"
DR.. Eddy's Herb Pills
Preis so Cents und $1.O0
Versandt Won
CHARLES r.. NEUMANN
Versender Won D-O-D
COS S. Monroe Ave-, Columbus S, O.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01
Galahina

Sn Dem BON Haiien- l1no Bartei-
fampfen hl,rbtobten Halaitina miro
Die 2age NIT ie6em Gage berlporrener,
lie naber ser Serltin beranriidt, on
oem England iein Manoat nieberIe-
gen l1nb feline Sruppen aus 6em ST..
2anb 5ltrifaieben miro. 8efanntli6
|ion Der Ab5ug Der 8riten aus Hold=
itina am Is. Wai erfolgen. Sr5ipi-
i6en geben bie @dmpfe 5tpilden Sen
iiibiiden unb arabiiben Sralppen NIT
!lteigenoer @rbitterllmg tpeiter nnb an
|nlebreren Srten lit es bereits alt re-
gelre6te1 Sdlahten gefonmen. Sr1
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Brffrllt E1rr zrttung 11tht alb!

EakIIRI11 E-IlR ZRIIH1t1J ItIIl!I GU!
euu 6m, lber Geer ber Gage edt enuns fir seiss
3ituus ban bah nnb Is br ut m6sl it, abreskerss
euuuben bqe ni ab ubern rubis bis 8etras tell
~ee ubr besabu taun sir ieuSen beue 3tuns
Abbehenuns snten reumbes
Gdabru fir bic fatbolidbe BreRe.
On umnf oeiu Abnnement amf BEN Obp iimfreua
opbnum Ieeb einen 2r enubeu aaf f
senbem 5orurnar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-01

Der Senat bat Die Gait gnettoer-
@ngner-@orlng angenonrn1en, intei
ser biz gum Sabre 1853 100000
@obnbauten errihtet tperben foaen
sic lit in lansen 9ebatten iharf Inn,
|itritten porben, aber Bel Der sGAlliB'
|abItinmung ,paren nur einige Sena
loren antpeieno.
auh i'm Sous biirfte ii6 iiber oieie
8orlage cine lebbafte Debate enttpif
feln. SAon i'm Sobre 1916 bate bel
|Senat cine dbnlihe 8orlage ange
nommen, Die Damn i'm Sous in etnen
ausi6uB iteden blieb.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
MARYLAND Tobacco
UPPER MARLBORO, NJ

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June 12, Up.
Prices for tobacco auctioned at southern
Maryland markets turned upward this
week, and losses shown the previous week
were recovered in large NUMBER OF IN
The United States Department Of Agri-
culture and the Maryland State Depart-
ment Of Markets reported today that most
grades moved up so cents TO S3' wnile
Several jumped S4-S6 per hundred.
The largest percentage OF gains occuTreo
for heavy crop and SECONDS. A rev sHght
losses were seen, chiefly for tips ana
Net auction sales for the week totaled
2,585,234 pounds, averaging S44 per hun
dred. an advance of 81 81 over the week
before. =,
251,5T7 pounds, at an average OF S43.l IL;
Net receipts of the Baltimore hogshead
around 100000 pounds, bringing the
sales total to around 1921 600 POUNDS
With the present estimated production
Of 3S,40O,000 pounds used as basis, ap-
proximately 80 per cent Of the l947 crop
has either been sold or delivered to market.
Grade changes were: sa,
HsayyFdnss eherTyrsd' sac se2 IN s2: ss:
fair cherry-red. S51, up So; fair gGeenish.
Tips-Fair cherry,red, S37, up S. 20;
green, S11. down 55 cents.
Thin-Good cherry-red, S62, unchanged:
fair cherry-red' SOL UP 81; falf reo'
S; SecGonds-Good on cherry-red. $50, up s2i
fair cherry-red. SAT, up SO; low Iea'
'pdi Nondescript-Bes crude. $1,000, down
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Business Trends for Week
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

The following table gives a gli
the latest week when compared with
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that the big refiners Of crude petro-
leum were on the verge Of lifting the
price they pay for crude supplies.
Some Skeptical Of Rise.
Some skeptics in the financial
district are asking this question:
What will happen If consumer
resistance to high prices develops
into a buyers revolt. Production,
personal income, employment are
all at or near record levels. The
break-even point of many busi-
ness has risen sharply in line with
increased costs. In some cases only
a slight decline in sales volume
would be enough to put a company
in the red.
The effect of third-round wages
increases and higher material costs
are going to be given a lot OF study
this summer.
Evening star., 1948-06-13
Stock Advance Ends
Three-Week Decline;
Prices al New Peak
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, June 12.-The stock
market broke a three-week losing
streak this week and moved up to
the highest price level in more than
81 months.
Trading activity expanded as the
market advanced and each days
business, with the exception of Mon
day, topped 100000 shares.
Demand veered from one group
to another. Steels and motors made
. the best showing at the outset, then
aircrafts and oils took over leader
ship. Rails were favored for a short
time.
The Associated Press average Of
60 stocks started the week at 7o.4
and closed at TIT, the highest since
August, 1916. The advance wiped
out the losses scored In the three
weeks since the market first reached
a 21-month peak on May II.
Best gain Of the week was made
on Tuesday, when there was no spe-
cific news to account for a sudden
splurge Of buying late in the day.
The bullish psychology which domi-
mates a large part of Wall Street
suddenly fared to life and buying
orders sizzled into the floor of the
Stock Exchange.
During the week, though, the
financial district found number
of favorable news items to chew on.
Orders Spur Aircrafts.
Aircraft issues, for instance,
moved higher when the Air Force
announced plans to buy 2,201 planes,
the biggest piece Of business plane
makers have received since the war.
This was followed by a Navy an
nouncement of a 1,165-plane pur-
chase program. Filling the orders
will keep plane makers busy for
couple of years at least, at a cost
to the Government Of around $2,-
00OO00,o0o.
Steels were in the limelight con-
tinually as the realization spread
that supplies Of the metal will be
hard to get for long time to come.
The Iron Age, authoritative trade
publication, said bluntly:
"The steel situation this week
looks as strong as it ever was; there
is no sign of falling demand; things
that looked easier a short time ago
are tighter; customers will still be
shouting for steel next spring; steel
prices may be higher next year; pro-
duction will be at peak levels the
rest of this year and longer except
for possible coal strikes
Oil stocks have outrun the market
for weeks. Big earnings, huge ex-
pansion plans, a rosy future from
the demand and supply viewpoint.
higher dividends, have all contrib
uted to make these issues heavy
favorites. Some of the buying, too,
has been associated with rumors
Evening star., 1948-06-13

cetyersp or being reorg.nized under the sankrpptcs
nf diydends In the foregoing table are annual dis;
Sursements based the last auaftery or ~
dividends are tncluded xES divioend t ,v,dend -
eash or stock Declared paid 50 lar this year
s1.hie IN sfock estfrnAted value on ex DIVIDEND
pnid ISst yssr Declared paid after STOCK
Sixdend Or stock split-up. Accumulated dtv5dends
y p.S .H Valns ~ undetermined On declaration dats.
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sPlus extra or extra
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NV T5T5 T11v F371 gEx13 Jvnsl9lt
MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
In the last week, stocks and
bonds moved higher. Com
modities also gained ground.