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Evening star., 1948-08-29
A Slice OF Juice

oMEs bomb straight out of the citrus belt. loaded
~ with heavy charge of Vtamin c. It's grapefruit
juice tangy and vibrant frozen right in the to slice
and serve bedded green's for sherbetke salad Or
cut the bomb into chunks, layer with berries, dribbe
over fragrant raspberry syrup after r-dinner
freshment
Here's how to take the sizzle right out of summer:
Place one No. 2 can of sweetened grapefruit juice
opened in freezing compartment at coldest spot in
refrigerator and set control for freezing. Leave five
to hours till it freezes solid Cut both ends from
Push out frozen log slice and rg water
cress; dollop with mayonnase. rush to the table.
Eat your Vitamin and call it dessert: Cut frozen
juice into Slices then in quarters and build parfait
Layer with pint of red raspberres Spoon
half cup of raspberry syrup that for the sweetenng
Yield: portions for six. clEMENTINE PADDlEFORD
Evening star., 1948-08-29
THE GENERALS GHOST
Continued from preceding page

crackers spoiled her appetite for
dinner. That night she quarreled
with her servants, as she did fire.
quently. The creamed cauliflower
was too heavily salted, the toast
was underdone. Get a new cook"
she snarled at Agnes, IF Luella
can't learn to do better! l won't
have any foolishness around here"
Agnes helped her to prepare for
bed at nine o'clock; Mrs. Mufty
read her prayer book. Once she
rang for Agnes to fetch her a novel
written by General Charles King
=. Spike Grace was mentioned in
the book, but with all dignity.
Considering this, Mrs. Mufty
had a nightmare even while she
lay awake, recalling biogaphers
who wrote nowadays of great
characters in the nations past.
That fellow who wrote about
Grant, she thought. Said Grant
was zoophile. Stuff!
She lay back at last with the
book fallen from her hand and
her eyes fixed on the carved shad-
Evening star., 1948-08-29

TW-8-H-1
Evening star., 1948-02-24
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO 'Feb: "A @p' yspN.-sal;
SLOW; BIT BIT closed IittI. l more se.ive, %:
most most decline Or weights under a46 s.
sMpsTihsly; PA pEscticaI @ top; - as: ~ most Sa!s: IS
395e Sood d snd sao choice; azo-sSq u psands sa
300-375 pounds, .17:75-1S75: most $50
$50 pound sows. 15.75-16.75.
Salable cattle, 5000; total. 5000;
and heifers steady to so lower: good &c
low, choice weighty steers at 26.0O-29 00
showed full decline: fairly active on me:
dium steers and heifers and good and
choice yearling steers at. 81. 90 down to
81. 90 and below: choice. ] .15O-pound Ions
yearlinss topped at $500. next highest
price, 32 so; choice, 1.050-.pound year
ling. 81 90: bulk. good and choice heifers
"a 4.50-27. 90: choice 925-pound heifers
topped at 5000; cows steady to IS lower;
bulls and yealers steady: weighty sausage
bulls to $3.50, and yeaiers: 27.00 down;
salable sheep. 1000; total, 1000;
choice. around 1os-pound siiorn lambs
with No. l pelts, 20. 90: load or SO mostly
good grade wooled lambs. 81 so: medium
and good. 1S.O0-2O so; holding bulk, gooc
and choice wooled lambs, around %. 90
weights today on large supply woolskin
more desirable; ewes and yearlings yer,
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Stock Market Uneven;
Colds and Aircraffs
Attract Buyers
BY Victor Eubonk
As.esIs..d Pres. FIneneiaf Writer

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Gold min.
ing and aircraft stocks attracted
bids in today's stock market while
many leaders were neglected.
Demand for the yellow metal
abroad, due to unsettled European
currencies, aided issues in this
group. Aviations were propped by
the outlook for Government orders
Numerous brokerage clients con-
tinued" to hold aloof or trim &C.
counts because of skepticism regard
ing business, taxes and mounting
wage prospects. Some professional
purchasing for a technical revival
was in evidence.
Dealings were slow from the start
Slightly mixed tendencies prevailed
near the fourth hour.
New York & Harlem Railroad, an
isolated "blue chip" jumped 40
points on a few odd-lot transac-
tions. The stock appeared last on
February II.
Ahead most of the time were
Homestake, Mcintyre Porcupine,
Dome Mines, Boeing, Douglas Air
craft, Glenn Martin. youngstown
Sheet, Thomas Steel (on a raised
dividend, Texas Gulf Sulphur,
American Smelling, Woolworth and
Mission Corp. Steels and motors
were narrow.
Occasional laggards were United
States Steel, Santa Fe. Montgom-
cry Ward, Firestone Tire, North
American, Kennecott, Du Pont,
Westinghouse Electric, Loew's,
Standard Oil of New Jersey and
Eastern Air Lines.
Bonds were narrow.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
New York Produce

NEW YORK Feb sst e e.! R.sutter Sth5.e r.
sale prices on bulk cartons: Creamery,
higher than a2 score and premium marks
g g score core fs5: fs5 =; s 81 Score s'3eS rs. 4sh,7s
pound over the bulk carton price so,,
steady: prices UNCHANGED wholesals
Sc daisies: 4s-49; singi. daisies tsrass,
194T, 50-63: single daisies (grass, 1e47)
shelf cured. b4h-61; dats Grass, 1947),
51-53: hats Grass, 1e4O shelf cured,
56la-6o; Herkimers shelf cured, 5ek-62:
processed, 1--WE pounds, 46Ha-4eh: domes-
TIC Swiss tsingle tubs), best T4-77 others
Ali grades Of wholes.l. egg prices were
totaied Ss,eso cases. ' New sS' York spot SPOT
quotations follows:
Nidwes.!srn-Mixed eclors. fancy heavy;
large, 40. extra. / medium. IS; current
reIslptis AZ diTti:s, 4sA; checks T.
I large. 62; extra large, so; extra !
BrownsTFancy heavyweights. 81; extrs
medium, 49,
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Governor Tuck Named
Director of R. F. & P.
BY the Associofed Press


RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 24.-The
State Corporation Commission TO-
day announced the appointment ot
Gov. Tuck as director of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Co.
The Governor will fill a vacancy
created by the resignation of for.
mer Gov. George c. Peery, who
asked yesterday to be relieved Of
his duties.
The commissions appointment
was made in accordance with q
State law authorizing the sec tt
name director in any company ir
which the commonwealth has ar
interest.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
D. {. Insurance Sales
10Pct. Ahead Of t947
During January
By Edward c. Stone

Washington insurance agents
started 1948 of at a lively pace
with new policies totaling $11, $4,000
written in January, gain OF 10
per cent over the same month a
year ago, according to the Life
Insurance Agency Management As
sociation at Hartford.
Today's report showed insurance
sales in Virginia In January totaled
s23 900. an increase Of 10 per
cent over January of last year.
Sales in Maryland Of s20,Sl9 900
we're 13 per cent better than in
January, 1947.
The average gain for the Nation
was 8 per cent. Cleveland topped
the leading cities with 80 per
cent pickup.
Banker Elected Treasurer.
Robert v. Mellefont, former vice
president and cashier of the Ma
tional Capital Bank, who started his
career in 1925 as runner with
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Preceding Judge DepIores
Wennerstrums Criticism

SALEM, oreg, Feb. "a P.-Jus-
tice James T. Brand of the Oregon
Supreme Court said yesterday the
criticism Of Nuremberg war crimes
trials by Judge Charles F. Wenner-
strum Of Iowa was "a great disserv-
ice to the Government"
The Oregon justice preceded Judge
Wennerstrum as a presiding Judge
at Nuremberg in cases concluded
last December.
by his criticism, which I believe
unwarranted, Judge Wennerstrun,
has done a great disservice to the
Government at a time when the
Soviet authorities are taking every
opportunity to mislead the German
people into the belief that the
Americans have been guilty Of the
same kind of conduct for which
German officials have justly been
convicted. Justice Brand asserted
Judge Brand praised the work Of
Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor, who di-
rected the prosecutions. Judge
Brand added: II cannot conceive Of
vindictiveness and unfair methods
in one courtroom and complete fair
ness in the one next door when both
prosecutions are under the same
head"
Evening star., 1948-02-24
|Wennerstrum Is Firm
In Repeating Criticism
Of Nuremberg Trials
by the Assoeiafsd Press

| WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE
Mass, Feb. 24.-Judge Charles F
Wennerstrum said today he wa!
standing pat" on his statement
that the prosecution In German wa
crimes trials failed to attain OBJ.
jectivity aloof from vindictiveness
and personal ambitions for con.
victions."
The justice of the Iowa Supreme
Court, who presided at the latest
trials at Nuremberg, Germany, said
he had mo apologies to make fol
any statements I made to newsmen
in Germany"
He said he did not intend "to
engage in any recriminations as to
Gen. Taylor's criticisms Of my state
ments," but added:
IT rank my loyalty to the United
States as high or on a higher plane
as the gentleman who criticized me. "
Fails to See High Ideals.
The reference was to Brig. Gen.
Telford Taylor, the prosecutor, who
said Judge Wennerstrum's state
ments would be used by all the
worst elements in Germany against
the best"
The justice said newsmen In Ger
many quoted him correctly as say
ing the high ideals announced as
the motives for creating the war
crimes tribunals have mot been
evident"
He reiterated that the war crimes
trials have convinced the Germans
merely that their leaders lost the
war to tough conquerors."
Accompanied by Other Justices.
He told newsmen you should 90
to Nuremberg. You should see
there a palace of justice where 80
per cent Of the people are interested
in the prosecution"
Judge Wennerstrum was accom-
panied by Judge Edward F. Carter
of Lincoln. Nebr.. of the Nebraska
Supreme Court and George j. Burke
Of Ann Arbor, general counsel for
the University of Michigan.
Both sat with Judge Wennerstrum
in the trial Of group of Germans
as war criminals and likewise are
returning home. During the war
crimes trial which ended Thursday
Field Marshal Wilhelm List and
eight other German commanders
we're sentenced to terms ranging up
to life imprisonment and two gen.
erals were acquitted. They were
accused of directing the killing of
thousands of wartime hostages in
the Balkans.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

NEW YORK, Feb "a. 0P-Cotton fu-
lures advanced sharply today on aggressive
short covering and mill buying. The up:
| turn was touched off by the issuance OF
| fewer notices than generally expected in
the trade against the nearby March de-
| livery.
| tces issued. but the subsequent sharp ad-
vance Of the March delivery to gain OF
better than 81 bale indicated that they
were promptly stopped.
Strength in the March situation partly
reflected more favorable sentiment among
traders on prospects for the foreign aid
program which involved substantial cot
ton expots.
Late afternoon prices were rs cents to
S2.70 bale higher than the previous
close. March. 32.57; May, 32.7O. and
July, 80 90.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

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NEW YORK CITY
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Braz 3As IA ser S5k
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Colombia IS 20 ASA
Denmk 4hs 62 IS
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Lomb 81 ~ SO IS
Netherln 3A 81 94l4
Norway 4As 65 o8iA
Peru ist 6s - 15h
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Rome 6hs 81 - 2~
Sydney 3Iss 81 %
DOMESTIC ..*n
Ala Pwr 3las 72 lo6k
Am&F P 5s2u3u e6h
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Am TGT 234s61 les
Am TIT 2ssss6 eoSs
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Evening star., 1948-02-24
Foreion Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Feb. "a 0P.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars; others in n,,;sn gents Nav vor. on.r
market, 11h per cent discount or $3.50
United States cents. unchansed;
Europe--Great Britain, 4.o3A. un-
down OOb: Italy dira). FebITary nxed
rate. .0o1745; January. .0o1736; Sweden
(krona). 27.S5. unchanged; Switzerland
Latin America-Argentina, free. 25 .o4,
down .O1 Of q cent; grazii. free, 80, un-
changed; Mexico, 2o.61, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Business Briefs
Steel Mill Operations for the

Steel Mill Operations for the cur.
rent week were scheduled at 1867
of capacity, indicating production O.
1,687,l00 tons-American Iron &
Steel Institute. Figures last weel
were 92.5T and 1857 300 tons; &
month ago, 95.2qo and 1,716,000; &
year ago, 94.4T5 and 1851 900.
Tax Inequalities are the principa
cause for the present inertia OF
securities markets, according tt
Emil Schram, president of the New
York Stock Exchange, writing II
the exchanges monthly magazine
Assurance is lacking that financing
can be done soundly, he said.
Glenmore Distilleries Co. declared
q quarterly dividend of 20 cents or
class A and class B stocks, payable
March IL. Previous payments were
10 cents.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co. de-
clared a dividend of 20 cents com.
mon share, payable March IL. Pre-
ceding payments were Is cents.
New York City Omnibus Corp
took no action on a common stock
dividend due at this time. IT
blamed the scent fare.
Norfolk e. Western Railway re-
ported net income of $3,268.587 fol
January VS.. $2,994,205 in the same
1947 month.
Monsanto Chemical Co. profit for
l947 was S15.561 228 or $3.50 shake
VS.. $1O.084,149 or S2.37 in 1916. m
surance recoverieS are expected to
largely offset Texas City losses, but
no settlement has yet been reached.
Dan River Mills, Inc, earned
$12,188.296 or $797 in 1947 VS.. So
962, 200 or $6,38 in the previous year.
Union Bag G. Paper Corp. net in
come for 1947 set a new record OF
$11,756 SOB or $793 VS.. $5,254 ,953 or
Sab in 1946.
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator
Co. earned $6,693, 500 or $50 in 1947
VS.. s5,119,143 or $3.87 in the previous
year.
Kimberly Clark Corp. profit for
1947 was $7,074,012 or $422 VS.. $4,-
267,415 or S315 In 1916.
Detroit Edison Co. earned $11,-
129, ,40S or s1.59 in IL months ended
January 81 VS.. $10,654,541 or sl.52 in
the previous year.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. earned $3,-
ss4,573 or $1.83 in 1947 VS.. $5,829, ,020
or S268 in the previous year,
American Chicie Co. net for 1947
was S5,ls1,3 or 81 vs.. $3.149,732 or
$243 in 1946.
Detroit Steel Corp. earned 81 ,120,-
5S3 or SIS in l947 VS.. $2,361 .337 or
$2.87 in the previous year.
General Shoe Corp. profit for
three months ended January 81 was
$S.43,608 or SLIP VS.. $979, ,678 or $l.3l
a year earlier.
Exec Products Co. earned $685.
375 or 1928 in 1947 VS.. $3,610,208 or
S4.35 in the previous year.
Associates Investment Co. and
subsidiaries reported net income of
$2.8S7,1 ITO or S2.77 in 1927 VS.. 81 ,329,-
BIS or Sl44 in 1946
Bridgeport Brass Co. earned
$l.2l3,99O or Sl.19 in 1947 VS.. So, 1885,
OIL or 1927 in the previous year.
General Time instrument Corp
net for the year ended December q
was s2,o47, 1903 or $5.57 VS.. 81 ,22s, 1865
or 1928 in the preceding year.
Great Northern Iron Ore Proper
ties, Inc, profit for 1947 was $1.4S9,-
75s or 90 cents vs.. $s16,5lS or 81
sents in l946.
Glenn L. Martin Co. elected
Daniel A. Evatt of New York, treas
uret
Evening star., 1948-02-24

A native Of the Capital. Mr.
Mellefont is a graduate of the
American Institute Of Banking and
the Graduate of Banking at Rut-
gers University, and Is member OF
the Board of Trade.
johnson Heads Marketers.
A. Rex johnson has been re-
elected president Of Washington
Chapter, American Marketing As
sociation, with Wilford White and
George Travis, vice presidents, and
Miss Henrietta Morris, secretary
treasurer.
Dr.. johnson Is assistant director
of foreign agricultural relations for
the Department of Agriculture.
This will be a big year for the
District organization, as the ma
tional association will hold a two
day session at the Statler Hotel
here in June.
Raymond E. Veins, controller Of
the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, has been appointed vice pres
ident. He was formerly connected
with the shipping board and also
with the Export-Import Bank.
ID. C. Credit Men Honored.
Samuel E. Collegeman, of S. Kann
Sons, was elected president Of Dis
trict IL, National Retail Credit AS
ISOLATION, at the recent New York
convention. Ellis Epstein, Balti-
more, was named vice president and
Joseph A. White, Pittsburgh, secre-
tary-treasurer. J. P. Stakeholder
Lansburgh g. Bro, is a new director.
Ralph Endicott. dean of Wash
ington Chapter. American Institute
of Banking. and Undersecretary A.
l.. M. Virgins were given most cor
dial greetings at the bankers dinner
Saturday night.
Henry S. Owens has been named
to the council of the American In
stitute of Accountants; John M.
Stoy, Nominations Committee: L. O..
Manley, accounting; Harry e. How
ell, Federal accounting; James A.
Councillor, jr.. cooperation with
bankers.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

wise noted. special or extra dividends are
Also extra or extras. Plus stock divt:
so far this year. Payable in stock. esti-
mated cash valus on .ex dividend date.
9 Paid last year. Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock splft-up. < Aceum-
ulated dividends paid or declared this year
3 Payable in stock. exact cash value unde.
termined on declaration date.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Riggs National,
has been elect
ed treasurer Of
he American
Chemical s o .
ciety.
He succeeds
Robert T. Bald
win of N e "
York, who re-
tired after Is
years. in Office
and becomes the
first full . time
treasurer of the
society, W hi C h
h as headquar-
ters in this city.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Market AVERAGES
Richmond Livestock

HogsNMarkst not established, Monday s
cattie-Market about steady with very
peeted eeie eto sod.y 'sa GOOD steers ss5oss g.
cows. IL 1.O0-14.0O; medium dairy. type:
cows. Is 0o-1s 90; heavy sausage bulls,
around 1900! 700; medium, 3.oo;l5 90:
good beef bulls, UP to 1900; Veslers
medium grade. "a o0-27.O0, and thin
calves, 5;O0-17 90. Coed and choice heavy
calves. largely 17.o0-22oo; medium,
Evening star., 1948-02-24


Det I'd SIS S. 1o0st
Fla = est Is - -
|Hud&M in Is 81 z1A
I'M Bell gas 81 -
II c 3hs 81 100
&c StLou 3As51 lola
|CC StL IS 63 A ooh
Int @ N 1st6s52 Sli1
KsncitySo $3.50 1o2sz
Koppers IS "a 1904
ILehval41as2o03 31h
MKT adj 6s67 81.
MO Pac 6las - zoiA
Mo Pac IS IS A. 72i,s
Mo Pac IS 80 n 12M
Mo Pac gn 4s IS s2h
Nat Dairy 2s4T0 - 4
NYc 4ias2o13A 70
NYNHinc4Ia'22 32A
NYNHH 4s2007 81
NYwB AIS 4G-~ 10
Nor P cit 412s7B s9A
Nor Pac As 81 1o1A
eac GsE IS 70 locss
Penn P&Lt 3s75 1914
PennRRg4lzs65 1904
PennRRg4Ass1 95N
Penn RR 3sss5 81
:,hila Fl gas 81 eoih
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StLsF 4las2o22 4 53
StLSanFrn4s97 81
she'll Un .ectasft S4A
SkelleyO 2As66 s6lA
SoPacific4lasSl e7h
Sou Pac 4Hzs 90 %
So Ry gn As Sc s1h
Swift&Co2sss72 %
Texas Corp 3s651o4h
Third Ave IS so 80
Third Ave 4s go. 76A
Un Pac 2ks 81 20
Va E1&P 2s4s rs o7h
Va Railwy IS 95 %
West Sh As 1851 6lA
West Md As 52 e6h
Wise Cent As 10 71b
Wis Cn Is 36SD yOit,
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. Feb. - LP,1--The visible
sapBRi1 supsRels % q tots q 600 sase
last week: the Board Of Tgssde ar announcsd
| to is. .s98, 900 bushels Oats decreased
854 900 bushels 20 5;179.0oo bushels
Rye decreased $4,000 bushels to 2,55L 4 !,
| 900 bushels Barley decreased 245.oO0
bushels to 1901 900 bushels and soy
beans decreased 331, 900 bushels to s.44s-
0f)0 bushels
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot. dealers or sne-
eialists on the New York stock Ex:hanss
for February 20: $3.50 purchases lnvovlns
4.4b5 shares, 2,s4s sales involving So
67o shares. including 81 short sales in
voIyins LIB shares. ,,o nr,c,.s. in
yolyinx 3s.o32 shares 936 sales involving
eS,22O shares. Including 12 short sales
invnIvipr 437 shares,
Evening star., 1948-02-24
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Feb. "a Gp;-Pront cashinI
toward the close of today's session a
he Board Of Trade erased gains |,
most Of the selling orders were absorbed
Wheat was nervous throushout the @ sss
days close when cotton in New Yorl
advanced sharply but the rally was no
Corn gained some of its strength from
spot demand and light country oherings
at 1000 bushels against sales Of 10000
At the close wheat was 2h higher t,
u, ,lowssg than Saturdays eloss; MAJ May
+. s.; nsS; s;:s.. 81 III n1S;iSs ot9sts t9sts SsIs & ~ !:
we've ei n Cents hisher t't to cents losa lover
Chicago Cash Market.
Tlh:as No. zons T. 1of4 rerq No. 80 - ssysdI4lsgy
No. white, 2.16A. Oats. No. / mixed
l.3a; No: ! heavy white: .s5-s5s.: Ne
heavy white, l 25: sample grade white
nominal; timothy. 55ooe:oo:, red Top
1850: feed, l.6O-75. soybeans. none
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Subsidiary Of sehenIey
BUYS Baltimore Plant
BY the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. 24.-Records
g. Goldsborough, distillers and bot
tiers, yesterday announced sale Of
their plant to the Joseph S. Finch
Co. of Aladdin, Pa, subsidiary OF
the Schenley Distillers Corp.
The Baltimore plant is one of the
last marketing Maryland straight
rye.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED From PREVIOUs CLOSE.

r..
Adam Hats so. 8
Aireon Mfg Co !
Alum Co Am 2 80
Am c p L B .15g s
Am Gas g. 81 1b. 35
Am Maracaito ;
AmSeal-Kp .15g );
Am Superpower.
ARK Nat Gas A q
Atlas Corp " " 4
Ayrshire Coll IL. -;
Barium Steel 4
Basic Refrct 40 3.
Breeze Corp -. q
Burma Ltd
Calf Ei Pwr 90 y
Csllite 1ung 2
Carr Cons Bise- q
Catalin Am - ,
Cen&S W Cp 20 o
Cessna Airc .20g )!
Chi & 30 Airl 9
Chief Cons Mns !
CitiesService 70 81
Claude Neon j
ColSand&St 40 6.
Comn&Sou war !
Cons stl Corp l, 81:
Con Textile .40s IL
Cooper Brew A 2
CopperRangeAg .
CornucupGMtn
Crown Cent Pet 3
Cub Att Sug "a ~
Domestic Credit 2
n Bond&Sh Ag 8
Eureka c Ltd ~
Fairchild E & A ;
Fansteel MetAg 12
FordMFran .02g i
Gen Plywd .SUa -
Glen Alden G. Q 20
Goldfeld Cons
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Ray Corp )
! Holl c Gold "a 3
} Humble Oil Ae- 6sN
Imp Oil Ltd n. 12M
} Int Pstrol " =. 1oih
slKaiser-Frazer-- 10
} Kirk Lake OF IN
} sILong Island Ltg. u
] Louis L q E IL 16hs
sIMemphNGas Ag ,
iMenasco Mfg IA
} Mesabi Iron 3A
'lMdSPAvte1 zoe 70
] jMidStPB vic We 6M
lMorrisPlCp .15e 3h
} mat Bellas .2Og- ~
MAT Fuel @ so. 1lN
Nat Onion Rad 2A
ilNY Auction.40a 10
Niagara Hud Pr. IA
Noma Elec Ne 15M
} |NorthropAir Ag ~
J lPantepee 1873 alb
eennroad .40g-. s
} Pepperell 81 80
, Pharis T&R go 80
Pitney-Bow .60a 1lA
) Producers Corp Ia
!. H-K-O opt war Ia
Rsytheon Mfg-- s
} Richmond Rad 81
Ryan Cons Pet. ga
5 Solar Aircraft e3A
, Soss Mfg ia TIA
Std Pwr & 1t III
} listerling Inc N ga
} ITilo Roof L. 13St
s Tri-Contl " W LA
! Unit Lt&Rys L. 1eM
United Stores 2M
, Ut-IdahoSu.15e 2h
! ltUtah P g. l. .35e Al
IWentwthMfs hse M
IiWright Harg .l6 az
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Fidelity & Deposit Co. Of Mary
land elected Beverly H. Mercer first
vice president; j. Stuart Galloway
and owen A. Donegan. vice presi-
dents; Harry Y. Wright, controller
and secretary.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Heuriy Sales on the Kxchanss To-day:
II 100 an. 13o 600 1900 noon $50 900
| 100 pm. $40 600 900 pm. 41o 600
| tUnit of trading, 10 shares. sIn bank
,,rSsI Gbs SsrEr;nR. o1 psans - s..1,ratsse
assumed BY such companies Rates of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Granite City Steel Co. earned 81, .,
942, 600 or $500 in 1947 VS.. a deflci
of $48l ,696 in the previous year.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
N. Y. Bond Market

o'sni.hss scrsSS iAs r A,sssiisss os IssuEs Essss
Evening star., 1948-02-24

W0k6IO 6ANN
rntBR&D2A457 % u
NEW YORK CITY
:ss 80 1o1A
Evening star., 1948-02-24
New York Cotton

weyer Haeuser Tmbr so,
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb. "a "a
Evening star., 1948-02-23

Three-quarters Of the United States
population between 5 and 10 years
old was attending school In 1910
compared with about half in 1890.