davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-07-25

cond.; $500. A. 3. THOMAS TR: sss7 So
ssss. .sn ssss rgsaa % szn 'tss tsss sn VI;
ifySskP. 1873 as01 1sug.s d. luxe elsD coupe g 3
srAsIE1 f. HosstR. 1Se eth sisndati snd *
FORD sodi n is4s Super d. lux. Tudor; beautitu
9aESss ans SGs h5To nlis sIl 5Y 81
wis ave %9 8Den ,sss sss, till O. All .Ssr
metal gray. sse in Glu the e best Of eondtion mus
price. 81 ,ee5 cash, trad. or terms WM'
LIAM's, Rhode Island ave. at goth st
FORD 1as5 coupe, with rumble seat; re-
built 1888 motor; radio; perfect meehanl
Sv cal cong, s1d, 1895 or best 0ner Please ssal
FoRb q Fe.dor Super M de lass' x; ssS.- sssyl
used; eeaft' Perfect uphop. heater. dsfros.. CLOCK
etc. ASK for the sweetheart. only So5t
Ss1 sSsn Pa RHYs FORD r slyai sa and e1s
lcel. 304o NJ st. NV. MI; 0ls6.
FORD Is4l Super de lSxe Tudor 4, BLACK
FORD model. A, rordor sedan: rseond
ne motor Eiaf x excel shape; tires are fair go
FORD 1898 Fordor; new mgotor, new sIss sIrss
FORD 1s47 convertible: excellent eondi
ton: $3.50. TR $500. .26
9RD lsss coupe Psr sr.s ss5S
EosD ESfI,i. 1855 Tudor d. luxe sedan: clear
throughout; = bargain at S695 cash: term
SyTo I y s. s AsShiAScr tfdd CO. ssh and 9 Il
FORD 1898 coupe; fair condition; $3.50
Or best offer; new paint Job. IA. 1652-W
FORD 1891 MODEL A coupe in good con:
0n Ssss s ea''ef fR p sSo % ss seai
FORD 1s4l de luxe VS. Tudor: Just tradst
in on a new car. We have serviced thii
car for long time and we know 1t Il
Gooo. One owner; 81 .O95: guaranteed; cast
or terms. BILLHIMER & PALMER, 31It
ToKp Eos ii Is.a 1T TadsI ussa ys.y 5ts WIN,
vacation; S1,6e5; guaranteed: cash Of
BILLHIMER q PALMER, 3lI0 Hamilton
st., West Hyattsville, WA. 090O.
FORD 1916 VS. de luxe coupe; maroon;
looks like new: seat covers. heater; under
sasrsn.se: 81 ;555: Iiesrsl allowance %
ANDRIA NASH CORP. Montsomery and
N. st. Asaph st.. Alex. 1880.
FORD 1947 maroon 4-door sedan: mAnJ
extrass I,seo; In excellent condition
FoRD 1889 Y ton panel. new black anish
< Ssd ST sdsr snSs9. VI. $50. ~
Evening star., 1948-07-25

CHEVNUIET 1915
brown, streamlined
cond.; low mileage:
S1,S95 or best offer
CHEVROLET 1910
inal black finish,
$765 cash, trade o
TOR CO., 1000 Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-08
Another
Pitching Teller?

Mrs. Bob wonders If year old
Marty Feller wiN JoNow in
champion fathers steps. One
thing ike!y-iinleH Feiler wiN
soon join Cleveland Indians
ice tn javo,ife training dish
Wheaties, "Breakfaa@C Cham
pions," yith milk and fruit.
Offers all the vitamins, miner
ais, and food energy Of DOeo
whole wheat. Pr0teins too. Sec
ond helping good. Had your
Wheaties today?
Evening star., 1948-04-15
Officer, Wife, Sergeant Keep
| one Wall at Rochonbeou Field

Field, and when more than 1000
troops maintained the base at Roch-
ambeau. So faithfully has he kept
his charge that 1000 more could
move in tomorrow and set up shop
again within q matter of days.
Travel Around q Little.
The Burgesses do little travelling
around the colony. Cayenne, which
is no larger than Mount Rainier,
Nd, is the only town of consequence.
1t is difficult to get out to Devils
Island because of the rough water
and sharks. All the prisoners have
left now. The liberes-convicts who
have completed their sentences but
must spend the rest of their lives
in the colony-are still in Cayenne.
So are the vultures that roost on
the sidewalks.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

less the prisoner of his environment,
does not complain.
But as he told First 1t. Hewitt
Lovelace. Of Kansas City. Kan,
pilot of the plane which took me to
CAYENNE this week: "We need gaso-
Evening star., 1948-04-15

line. My refrigeration machine broke
down last week. NY laundry didn't
come back from British Guiana.
Evening star., 1948-04-15

Some Of the prisoners are kept at
other points In French Guiana, but
most of them have been returned to
France.
Capt. Burgess, who is more or
Evening star., 1948-04-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY,

And / was nearly out of food until
you came. That's the way it goes
when you're at the end of the line"
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05
Mrs. VIM. Lancaster
Has Narrow ESCAPE

Mrs. VIM. Lancaster had a mar
row escape from being seriously
or fatally injured one morning
last week when she failed to heed
the approach of an automobile on
Highway No. 2 at the intersec-
ton at the Davis Drug corner.
The oncoming car was probably
travelling around 40 miles an hour
and seemingly the driver was not
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05
Glacier County IN
Democratic Fold
CONTINUED from page one)

the information. On the basis of
which way t h e of Browning
precincts went, voters are expect
ed to favor the measures by safe
majorities.
T h e three Browning precincts
(City Hall, Outlying and Metho-
dist church, favored Referendum
81 by ZIG votes, with Sc against.
For Referendum So they gave
121 votes, with as against.
Only real estate taxpayers
were qualified to vote on the
Referendum measures.
In Browning Township con-
tests, results of which h a d not
been fully tabulated in the clerks
office as the Chief went to press,
Judge Lukin, incumbent, was re-
elected justice of the peace, and
Ernest Gray and Ed Colbert, con-
stables.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05
Over $50 Head Cattle At Sale

Calves sold as hig h as $28 a
hundredweight at t h e Shelby
Stockyards Co. regular sale last
Thursday, they report. One calf,
sold by A. C. Guith of Cut Bank,
brought a total of $3.50.
A total of 26 buyers, represent
ing major packing houses of the
nation as we'll as local concerns,
were present to buy, with over
$50 head of cattle handled.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05
CIassifieds Ads

For sale-W hite enamel oil
cooking stove; fine baker, apart
ment size. good looking, a a !
fuel saver, will sell at bargain.
Contact j a on Devereaux, Jr.,
Chief office.
Wanted-Housekeeping by mid
die age widow; ranch OBJ pre-
ferred. P. o. Box 141, Lewis
town. Montana.
For sale-Boy's used bicycle.
Inquire Mrs. R. E. Miles.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05

anticipating Mrs. Lancaster's
crossing of the highway. A Pc
destrian short distance behind
her attracted her attention with
yells of alarm when she abruptly
stopped and turned around just
before getting on the highway.
With the average motorist TAX
ing the straight-away at fas
clips along Highway No. 2, the
Davis Drug corner intersection is
full of hazard for pedestrians.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-11-05
Methodist Church

Sunday Services
Rummage sale Saturday from
10 a. m. to IL noon.
Church School classes for all
age groups Sunday at 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Sermon by Pastor. T h e m e:
"A Secret Ballot For Christ"
Services at Glacier P a r k a. 3
p. m.
The choir will meet Monday at
I p. m.
Junior MYF will meet Wednes-
day at p. m.
The MYF will meet at 7 p. m.
Pot luck supper.
Children's Story Hour, Friday
3 to S p. m.
Official board meeting with the
Montana Conference Committee
on indian work on Thursday at
7 p. m.
Edgar B. Smith, Pastor.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Stock Prices Improve
Market Undisturbed
By Picket Lines
By Victor Eubonk
Asseeiatsd Press Fineneial Writer

ASSocidfed FfeSs finoneidi WfifeF
NEW YORK, Mar. 30.-The stock
market maintained its equilibrium
fairly well today despite the Wal
Street strike and other restraints
Brokers reported operations still
more or less normal" in the face ol
heavy picket lines around the ex-
changes.
Dealings, relatively quiet at the
start, picked up a bit later. Quota
tions hardened here and there
around midday and modest plus
signs predominated near the fourth
hour.
Buying again was based partly
on the outlook for rearmament, cas-
ing taxes and European relief.
Numerous skeptics stood aside or
trimmed accounts because of doubts
regarding labor upset, international
affairs and general business. .
Ahead most OF the time were
Goodrich, Goodyear, United States
Steel, Woolworth, Bethlehem Steel,
International Harvester, United Air
craft, Schenley, American Tobacco
"B" (rallying after recent weakness)
Santa Fe, Great Northern Railway,
Paramount Pictures, Loew's and
Union Carbide.
Occasional stumblers included
General Motors, Deere, Western
Union, Anaconda, General Electric.
Du Pont. Baltimore e. Ohio, Ovens
Illinois, United Air Lines and Philip
Morris,
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Liquor License Suspension
OF Cafe Cut 10 80 Days

The suspension Of the liquor IL
cense of Jimmie's Restaurant, 400
Tenth street NV, has been re-
duced from so to 30 days by the
District Commissioners.
Meeting yesterday. the Commits
sioners heard an appeal from the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Boards
ruling on February 20. At that
time, the board heard testimony
that gambling was permitted on the
premises.
Attorney F. Joseph Donohue rep
resented the restaurant before the
Commissioners, and Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Edward L. Beard
represented the board.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST ncLgDEs ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

~
Kaiser-Frazer 9A
Kirby Pet .20g-. 16A
/ Kirk Lake .02e- IA
LIE Tourneau 1874
! lILone Star Gas l 2ois
} Long Island Ltg. IA
! Louis L & Z Ia 17A
McWill Drdg 80 II
! Menasco Mfg IA
} MtdStPB vic Ae ~
} Mt City Copper 50
NAT Bellas .20s- IA
} Nat Fuel G so IL
IN Jers Zinc t2e s.
] Niagara Hud Pr 0t
} lNiles-Bem-P go 11H
, Mona Elec1 .2Oa 14Ib
! No Am 1t d Pwr ~
NorthropAir N4g 11h
J |PacG&E 6pf Ia 1855
} Pantepec 1.2S I'm
|, Penn Tramc 80 8
J Pennroad .40g-. 81
! Piper Aircraft 3X
) Pitney-Bow .60a II
PolarisMng .05e 5iA
} Producers Corp IA
} IR-K-O opt war "a
} Robt Refs L Co 2lS
Schultz ID Al 2as
Segal Lock --- IA
! Select Indus - $50
Solar Aircraft IA
, Soss Mfg l oh
) ISCalEl cupf1 .22 ana
J Stand Dredse )
] Std Thom Corp ~
J Sterling Eng /
! Techntcolor 1t 13A
81 Trans Lux .15e- 3
IITri-Contl " v az
d Tune Sol pf so ga
! Unit Airc Prod ~
/ United Corp WV Hs
Ut Lt&Rys .32e- 1es
b| venz Syn .06e )
iWaltham Watch ~
l'WriEht 'uarg .16 211s
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Business Briefs

Business Failures In the week
ended March rs declined to 10l VS.
l06 in the preceding week and 63 In
the like 1947 week-Dun a. Brad
street.
Treasury Cash Will Be Used to
pay of 1886 ,683 900 worth of Federal
securities April /. including $685.
2S2, 900 owned by the Federal Reserve
System. The securities to be retired
are the remainder of s1,321, ,139, 900
80 certificates due April /, the
owners of which decided to take
cash rather than exchange them for
new certificates.
Ohio Power Co. awarded $40 ,000,-
600 of first mortgage 3co bonds. due
1878, to q group headed by Halsey
Stuart & Co. on bid of .52999
California Oregon Power Co. re-
ceived high bio of 1891 share
for 100000 common shares from
Blyth 81 Co. and First Boston Corp
Bloomingdale Bros. Inc, declared
dividend of 10 cents payable April
26. Previous payments were 56A
cents quarterly.
Julius Kayser & Co. declared an
extra dividend of Is cents, payable
April 20, and regular quarterly of
Is cents. payable June IS.
De Vilbiss Co. will not declare q
dividend for this quarter, declared
Board Chairman A. D. Gutchess
after a directors meeting.
Inland Steel Co. earned S29, 1856. .558
or $50 a share in 1947 VS.. s15,556,-
Ss7 or s3.18 in the previous year.
Cannon Mills Co. net income for
1947 was $l5,0sS,06 or s7.28 VS.. $19,-
060,003 or 1888 in 1916.
Pan American Petroleum & Trans
port Co. earned s14,033,073 or s2.97
in 1947 VS.. s7,393,911 or sl57 in the
previous year.
Otis Elevator Co. net for l947 was
s7,2l3,250 or s3.4l VS.. s5,1oS.24s or
s2.36 in 1896,
United Aircraft Corp. earned So
S16,295 or $500 in 1947 VS.. Sc, ,060, TAG
in 1916 when an operating loss of
$4,563, AIS was more than offset by
tax credits.
Gaylord Container Corp. net for
1e47 was s9,528,727 or s4.o6 VS.. S.
6,022 or S2.42 in 1916.
Bond Stores, Inc, earned S8.728,-
30l or $5.17 in 1947 VS.. sl0,021, 900 OF
1894 in the previous year.
Sperry Corp. profit for 1947 was
$5,673,o18 or safe VS.. $7,4l5,981 OF
$365 in 1946
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Co. earned $4,641 ,7S6 or 1898 In l94I
VS.. s1,8S8,s4o or $16o in the previ-
GUS year.
Great Northern Paper Co. profit
for l947 was $4,102,s83 or SAIL VS.
$2,364,413 or $237 in 1916.
James Lees & Sons Co. earned
S4.220,14l or $500 in 1947 VS.. s4,o39,.
7I2 or $4.8o in the previous year.
Wilson Jones Co. net for 81,
months ended February 20 wa:
$3.50 ,97l or SLAB VS.. 391,318 or 81 AZ
year earlier.
Other Earnings Reports for 1874
with comparisons for 1916:
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Mar. 80 ~ tuspA).-saIabl.
ess,. sSs oSe9 ssee to- sSsa eoo 5t sows s5s
choice, 17o-24o pounds. a2 2oo-aa.YS: 80.
81 ioe9; e Dounds
ls.75,19.75; good and choice sows, 35t
pounds and over, 16.26.15 $50.
salable calves. 1900; total. 100: TOP
q 90 paid tor load choice 1.130-poune
yearlines,, ,26.OQ. 1880, Including. 1900:
steers. Ss.oo-25. is: good % to y IoW.choiee 1e
fed heifers; "a. .5o-2s.o good lisht heiters,
COWS 1850 oo' Few He good som cows up PEG to
q 20; Gamers and cutters. l2oo-19 90;
$3.50; practical toDschoice vealers, $500;
lisht culis down te 800. - -oo ,
and choice fed wooled lambs: around 106
pounds down; topped at 22.00; good and
largely id. .O0-I 90; deck good and choice
9s-pound freshly shorn lambs, 90; good
and choice vooled ewes. 1880 down: few
comparable freshly shorn ewes, 1000.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Mar 30 la.-Price changes
were small in the grain future pits at the
Board of Trade today; Grains opened
generally lower, and prices drfted down.
ward until there were indications that the
wheat
tied with purchase of 100000 bushels at
Kansas City during the mornins. This
lifted wheat prices above yesterdays clos
ing level, but selling pressure was encoun-
tered on the advance.
Trading interest in corn was light, and
only limited demand for oats was un-
$4,000 bushels against sales Of 5000
At the close. wheat was Y. higher to
Il. lower, May. 2.43h-s4: corn was /
cent to . cents lower. May. o.1sA-1s;
oats were II higher to - lower, May,
1.0oh.h; soybeans were 3 cents to :
cents higher, May, asa
/ Chicago Cash Market.
, " Wheat S n none ., cSrn' %a No yelIov
No. mixed. 1.2s; No. J white, 1,27la:
No white; az No; 4 heavy whits. hit.
30; feed, 1882. Soybeans, none
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Mar. 80 0P.-Foreign ex
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars. others in eentsD:
CANADIAN dollar In New York open mar
ket. 10h per cent discount or SO so q. 8
cents, OF " Of cent.
Europe: Great Britain, 4.03A. up
unchanged Italy dira). March fixed rate
.Q01T45: February, .001 745: Sweder
tkronal, 27.s5, unchanged; Switzerland
Qranc} (commercian. 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina, free. 25.O5
unchanged; Brazil. free $50. unchanged
Mexico. 2062. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

236,818 or $4.42 in 1947 vs.. $2.8S0, ,532
or $397 in the previous year.
Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co. net for
six months ended February 29 was
81 ,937 GOT 70 1913 vs.. 1854 ,696 or
$2.49 a year earlier.
Mueller Brass Co. earned $577 ,68S
or S1.08 In three months ended
February 20 VS.. 372l ,2l2 or s1.36 in
the same period last year.
Texas Power T. Light Co. received
SEC permission to sell $9,000,o0o Of
bonds to finance ls4s- construc-
ton.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 1p.-cotton fu-
lures moved irregularly in moderately
active dealings today. Rallyins tenden-
ctes were DISCOURAGED BY commiss ssion
house profit taking.
Old crop deliveries held firm on trade
buying. although covering against export
sales by leading spot Arms, was much
The decision of the House Foreian
Affairs Committee to include Spain in the
foreign aid program accounted for some
buying in the new CROP month since
traders felt that country ursently needs
The Department Of Agriculture ursed
81 so 100000 revolving fund for purchase
Of cotton and other commodities.
bale lower to 35 cents hisher than the
previous close. May, 35.32: July, 34.se;
Evening star., 1948-03-30
cap. Telephone Co.
Reports February Net
Above Year Ago
by Edword G. Stone

Net income of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. for Febru.
ary, before interest and dividends
totaled $31s,7S2, compared with
S276 .3s2 a year ago, an increase O,
s43,400, today's report to the Public
Utilities Commission revealed.
Operating expenses, including
taxes, called for $2,346,S14, an in.
crease Of $170,942 over February
1s47 Operating revenues totaled
$2,671, ,479 compared with $2,447, ,1o7
a year ago. At the end of February
there were 416.626 telephones in
service in Washington.
For the two months Of 1948, net
income before interest and divi-
dends. amounted to $561,800, an in
crease Of $47,647 over the like 1947
period.
Hotel Impresses Bankers.
ofacers. of, the District Bankers
Association recently visited the
Greenbrier Hotel at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, to set plans rolling
for the annual convention, June 2-6.
They were tremendously impressed
with every feature of the renowned
resort hotel and the beauty of the
surroundings. The management has
spent millions in restoring and re-
furnishing, the famous old Southern
hostelry. - -
The washington visitors Included
Richard A. Norris, president of the
bankers association: Robert H.
Lacey. FIRST vice president; George
M. Fisher, second vice president;
H. T. Bisselle, general convention
chairman; Bruce Baird, former
president; r. ]. Dooley. chairman,
Transportation Committee; B. L.
Cotton, Hotel Committee chairman,
and S. william Miller, program
chairman.
Anniversary Plans Laid.
The 21st anniversary of the
founding of the American College
of Chartered Life Underwriters will
be observed by the District Chapter
on April 10 with an elaborate din
ner and many special guests.
Charles w. O'Connell, chapter pres
ident. has appointed the following
committee:
H. Lawrence Choate, chairman:
w. Elwood Baker, j. Hicks Baldwin,
Roger L. Baldwin, Raymour A. Du
Four, Charles K. Dunn, James S.
Holmes, Chester r. Jones, Leon
Katz, George Link. J. Alan Maphis,
Joseph A.. Marr. J. E. McCombs,
John E. MeElfresh and Joseph M
Silverman.
Baltz Long With Perpetual.
Edward c. Baltz. president OF the
Perpetual Building Association,
noted his 40th anniversary with the
firm today. In that time assets
have moved from 100000 to
$95 900, 900. One of the Nations
leading building association execu-
tives, MIR. Baltz Is former president
Of the United States Savings and
Loan League and the District Build
ing and Loan League.
AS announced late yesterday, the
Graham-Newman Corp. and associ-
ates have bought stock holdings in
the Government Employees Insurance
Co., In q transaction involving more
than $1,000,000 The shares were
formerly owned by members of the
Rhea family sm Fort Worth and
Washington. :7's =, =, -. = ~ !
Garret J. Kerkstra,, freight and
passenger agent Of the !. Chicago,
Rock Island d Pacific. In; Pitts
burgh. has been promoted TO. dis
trict passenger agent in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

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Evening star., 1948-03-30
Coal Stoppoee Cuts
B. & O. Cor Loodinos
BY The A,seeioted Press

BALTIMORE. Mar. 30.-The Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad blamed the
coal mine work stoppage for a drop
of 1928 cars tn its revenue freight
loadings last week.
1t loaded 29,086 cars on Its lines
last week compared with 36,2l4 the
previous week and Il 1886 In the cor
responding week of 1947.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

Heufly oaIes On ths k1ehanse Toasy:
II 100 am. 77o 600 1900 noon $50 ooc
100 DIM. $50 900 2:UOp. $50 ooc
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. In BANK.
ruptcy or reeeiSership. or being fsorsanised
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
dividends in the foregoinE table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration Unless other.
not included. Z Ex dividend. xr n fishts.
Also extra or extras Plus stock divi-
dend Cash or stock sDeclared or paid
so far this year. fPayable In stock. esti-
mated cash value on ex dividend date
& Paid last year h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. ! Accun.
ulated dividends paid or declared rs yea1.
. Payable In stock, exact cash vaiSS unds-
tefmined On deelafstion data.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Dividends Announced
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions BY
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
for March 90: 1896 purchases involving
111.564 shares: 1851 sales involving
99,154 shares including % short sales
involving 1,0S6 shares.
Evening star., 1948-03-30
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power COMO at 13s.
100 at 1888. 100 At 1874
Garnnckel common-5 at I7h, 30 At 17h
Potomac Electric Power 36Oe pf a.
10 at 4314.
National Capital Bank-1O at IS.
washington Gas 4.50 pf-7 at 1O2h, 3
at 1929.
Washington Gas 4.25 pf-5 at esHa. l
at 96h.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1948-03-30
N. Y. Bond Market

sEIICTTH Iisf 81 issuEss.