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Bigger Checks Mailed
10 Veterans Today

Monthly checks containing SUBJ
sistence allowance increases will 20
into the mail today for about 1900
World War II veterans attending
District area schools full-time under
the CT bill, according to the Vet
Grams Administration.
The increases, effective April /,
raise payments for veterans with
out dependents from SOS a month
to SIS. from $50 to sl05 for those
with one dependent, and from 500
! TO Sl20 for those with more than
one dependent.
Meanwhile another measure, to
provide proportionate increases for
student-veterans in school on a
part-time basis, is awaiting Presi-
dent Truman's signature. 1t also
would make increases retroactive to
April l..
Spokesman for the VA Washing
ton regional Office said $3.50 vet,
Grams will get checks within the
next few days for either $75 or
$105.
More than 1000 others, who have
more than one dependent, have filed
records with VA proving that they
have dependents, and will receive
120 checks.
The agency urged "a few hundred
other veterans in the latter category
who have not filed dependency
proofs to do so, in order that in
creases can be certified. In the
case of dependent children, copies
of birth certificates should be fur
nished. For dependent parents vet
Grams should pick up copies of a VA
form at the regional Office, 1925 H
street NV, officials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Tide Wafer Oil Reports
II Million Quarterly Net
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. April 30. - Tide
Water Associated Oil Co. reported
net profit for three months ended
March 81 of $l1,163,000 Or Sill a
common share, compared with S.
l80,274, or II cents in the l947
quarter.
Also for the first quarter:
Hamilton Watch Co. earned $685.
324 or As cents share, VS.. S247, 446
or SIS cents in the 947 period.
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Co. earned $828,976 or 10 cents, VS..
81 ,127 1856 or IS cents.
Midland Steel Products Co. earned
Sill, 001 or $40 VS.. 1851, 1872 or 81 SO.
Curtis Publishing Co. earned ST.
439 1858, or $500 a prior preferred
share and 1921 per 81 preferred
share, VS.. $s46,165 or $1.22 a prior
preferred share and 1888 per 81 pre-
ferred share.
National Cash Register Co. earned
s3,319,864 or $2.04 VS.. $2,373,6e9 or
$1.46.
Thompson Products, Inc, earned
$1,144, 684 or $40, VS.. $434.655 or II
cents.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 80, Up CusDA Sal
able hogs, 1900: total. $500; active ant
very uneven; steady to so cents higher or
weights -230 pounds and under: heavier
weishts 50 cents to 90 higher: top. % 90
q O0-21.75; 240-26O pounds 10 5(-2I 90
27O-2aG pounds, 1775-19o5; 3OO-35(
pounds, 1650-17.50: 375-425 pounds
15.75-l6,50: sows strong to so cent.
higher: most good 350-550 pounds. 1915.
300; heavier weights as low as 1900
salable cattle. 1000: total, 1900: sal.
able calves, 200; total. 200: steers un.
even, kinds Weighing 1850 pounds dowr
and of value to sell from 1000 down &C.
tive, steady to strong; choice steers slow
and carrying a weak undertone: heifer,
strong: cows strong to so cents higher
bulls and vealers steady: best bid 81 0(
on load choice around 1.200-pound fec
steers: most good to low choice fed steers
and and yesrlines' 2s.0o-30;5 so; several load,
s co nm! and medium beef cows 1850
top OPP - a5 % on go9d heavy sausage bulls; good
Salable sheep. 900 total 5000
slauehter lambs fairly active, generalI,
steady: three decks good and choice aroun3
100, pounds fed wooded lambs, $500; twt
loads mostly good grade around 10:
pounds wooled lambs, 70 80: load Or S,
common to medium hghtgeight wooles
lambs unsold:' load GOOD 'and choice shorI
fes 4s,e ssays ssn1s ssgel'
odd head fat wooled ewes to 1900 with
choice shorn ewes, II .O0-11.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Independent Stores
0fD.C Area Achieve
Gains Over 1947
By Donald B. HodIey.

Sales Of more than 400 inde-
pendent retailers in the Washing
tor Metropolitan Area in March
were $50 above the preceding
month and So above March, 1874?
while sales for the first 1948 quar-
ter were To above a year earlier,
the Census Bureau reported today
Building hardware, furniture
radio and automotive groups re-
corded the largest gains.
Boosted by an early Easter, ap-
parel stores made a good showing
with shoe stores well in the lead
March apparel sales were up S per
cent while the quarters volume was
even with a year earlier.
Shoe Sales Up Sharply.
Shoe store sales for March were
$50 above the preceding month
and 90 above year ago, while
the quarters sales were up go
from the same 1947 period.
Major store groups covered by
the survey are listed below with
changes from year earlier:
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Pennsy Losses Heavier

PHILADELPHIA. April 80. pr
Pennsylvania railroad reported to-
day deficit of 1851 ,064 for the
three months ending March 81. COM
pared with deficit of $2,979, S01 for
the same l947 period. The COM
pany said March gross revenues
were seriously affected by the coal
strike. It listed quarterly gross
revenues of 1929 ,594,814 against
S211,610. AS last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Independents Socialists
Call on Italian Labor
To Shed Reds Control

: ROME, April 3o.-Italy's hide
pendent Socialists called on
Italian labor today to revolt
against Communist domination
in the powerful General Con-
federation of Labor.
The anti Communist Socialists
issued May Day manifesto declar-
ing Italy's labor movement is en-
dangered by its Identification with
the Communists and consequent
opposition to the Marshall Plan for
European recovery.
The Independent Socialists, under
Giuseppe Saragat, emerged as q
strong force in Italy's national
election, winning third place after
the Christian Democrats and the
Communicated popular front.
e-Split Threatened.
"T'he attitude of the Communists
and the Fusionists tthe pro-Com-
munist Socialists (under Pietro
NennD has imposed upon italian
syndlcates Communist hostility to
the European reconstruction plan"
the manifesto said. "It is in the
interests of the workers to accept
this plan in order to be able to con-
troll its operation to the benefit of
labor"
Since the Communist. defeat in
Italy,s parliamentary election, the
SITS, 000-member confederation has
been threatened with a wide split
over two issues: The Marshall Plan
and the strike as political weapon.
Giuseppe di Vittorio, Communist
first secretary Of the confederation,
has conformed closely to Commu-
mist policy over the protests OF
nom Communist members. But
after the elections, Di Vittorio hint
ed that Italy's Communists might
abandon opposition to the Marshall
Plan and ask the World Federation
Of Trade Unions, now in executive
session here, for permission to &C
cept Italian participation in the
plan.
Demonstrations Planned.
The Saragat Socialists manifesto
took no notice of this. 1t accused
the Communists Of imposing orders
on labor contrasting with the daily
interests Of the workers. and with
creating a serious peril to the union
movement and labor prestige.
The confederation is planning
nationwide May Day demonstra-
tons tomorrow. Communist and
pro- Communist Socialist newspa-
pers called on workers to show
strength" But Umanita, newspaper
Of the Labor Socialist Party, tenn
pered its exhortations by telling its
members to join confederation cele-
brations which ARE not foreign to
the realities OF the nations life"
This looked like a warning to avoid
Communicated violence.
The first threat of a strike since
the election came with the an
nouncement of the Gas Workers
National, Federation that. it has
asked the considerations permits
sion to call a nationwide strike May
6 unless privately owned companies
meet demands for better working
conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Market Ends Month
with Rally al Halt
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 30.-Stocks
closed out generally rallying
month with an indifferent perform
ance in today's market.
Disquieting news on several labor
fronts clamped a tight rein on at
tempts to resume the advance
Many pivotals sagged somewhat in
late dealings. Some favored oils
and aircrafts were principal excep-
tons, reaching new highs for the
year or longer.
Transactions held well above the
million-share pace they have main
tanned with but one exception in
every full session during April.
Total for the day was approximately
l 500, 900 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
FURNISHED ~ the Associated Prem.

IntGtNor 6s So 25N
lint @ N 1st6s52 5oiA
Kan c Sou 4sTE 1o2A
Itch vi 5s2003st 4Jh
Lou G&E 3has661o7A
MKT IS Sc A 7M
MKT 1st 4s80 7oA
MKT As SO B SlA
mo Pac 6ias ~ 24N
No Pac s. 77F 90
mo Pac sn A. rs 3NA
Mt StT&T2hsSt SlN
lNewEnT&T5s52 1904
in o T NJ 5hs54 -
1NYC RI IS 201S e1Ss
lNYC 4Kas2013A 74iA
IN z c con Is 90 6ebt
lNYCHR 3hs 81 IS
lNYCLS 3bs 90 67lz
NYL&W Is 10 -
INYNHinc4Ias'22 AN
lNYNHH 4s2O07 66aA
NYOW RI As % On
NorflkSo 5s2Ol4 67is
NO Pac5s 2047C e7iA
Nor Pac As 81 1o33A
Nor Pac 3s GOAT 66iya
Pac G&E IS "A lola
PennRR gn5s6s 100
PennRRg4las65 1o%iz
PennRRg4NSSl 1ooit
PennRR4 AsS4E1oolz
lPennRR 3As52 1914
lPereMar 33ss S01olla
IPhila Fl gas 81 1oozS
Pnlll Pet 2As64 LOLA
Reading 3hss 95 %
tSaguenapP 3s71 STh
IlStLSF 4hs2022 5e3A
IlStLSanFrn4s97. eyN
Seab in4hs2016 6oh
Shell I'm 2hs71. o51A
ar al In W on eaR 00yk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Business Briefs
Bethlehem Steel Corp. can EXP

betnienem Steel SOTp. can expect
couple of good years in its ship
yards, according to Eugene Grace,
chairman, who says the yard at
Sparrows Point. Md, will be fully
occupied until the spring OF 1850
Bethlehem has orders or awards for
II big tankers with total selling
value of lOO.OO0,O0O. The COM
panys net income for the first 1948
quarter was Sl5499,33l or $l55 a
share VS.. $4,000, 426 or $l61 in the
l947 quarter.
Bituminous Coal Production in the
week ended April "a was approx
mately II 100000 net tons VS.. 7,7l5,-
900 the week before and 1925 900 in
the comparable week last year
National Coal Association.
Trans World Airline announced
the resignation of Lamotte T. Cohu
as president, to which office he was
elected in April, l947, and reelected
only last week.
Television Station construction
permits were granted by the Fed
eral Communications Commission
to Sunshine Television Corp, St
Petersburg, Fla and Voice of Ala
bama, Inc, Birmingham.
Columbia Gas e. Electric Corp
stockholders voted to change the
company's name to Columbia Gas
System, Inc.
Western Pacific Railroad reported
available net income for l947 of
1896 .807 or S479 a share vs.. So
989 ,O04 or S425 the year before.
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp
earned S1.642412 or II cents a
share in l947 VS.. 1862 ,04S or AZ cents
in 1916.
Grand Union Co. earned s1,528,-
649 or $685. a share in the year
ended February % VS.. $l,522 ,003 OF
$3.50 the year before.
Standard Oil Co. of California
reported net income for the first
l948 quarter was s37,106,904 or
S285 a common share, VS.. S18 493,.
967 or Sl42 in the l947 quarter.
Also for the First Quarter, VS.
1947 quarter:
E. l.. du Point de NemOurs & Co
earned S30l95.37l or S246 a share
VS.. S30.833,67 or $3.50.
Commonwealth Edison Co. earned
s9085,937 or Sc cents, VS.. s9,5l4,72'
or SO cents.
United States Rubber Co. earned
$4.60l ,l64 or Sl87. Figures for thu
l947 quarter are not available
Philco Corp. earned sl,95S,746 o
$l24, VS.. $l,609,7 or $1.10.
American Cyanamid Co. earnet
$2,l30l10 or IS cents. VS.. s2,530, %
or 80 cents.
Textron, Inc. earned $l,962,8 O
Sl67, VS.. 81 .685 900 or ST SO.
Copperweld Steel Co. earned S492
697 or 80 cents, VS.. S255.3ll or
cents.
General Railway Signal Co. earne,
s237,630 or 81 cents, VS.. s25,339.
Rheem Manufacturing Co. earne,
S730,737 or 70 cents, VS.. sl.3l2,60
or Sl28.
Acme Steel Co. earned Sl,964 46
or 81 SO VS.. s2.055.il8 or S207.
Eollansbee steel Corp. earne
S6ll, 1905 or Sl59, VS.. S500,84 or 81 81
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line c,
earned s2,237 ,283 or $l3o, VS.. $3.50
25l or Sl24.
Hays Manufacturing Corp. earne
1851 1871 or 81 cents, VS.. $558,357 {
Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Clearings at Record Levels

Washington bank clearings il
April expanded to 1922, 440,l3 {
new all time high for the month
which compared with 5000 ,8l5 $50 il
the previous month and 1926 81 .48t
in the same l947 month, George H
Bright, manager of the clearing
house association, announced.
The 12.5Gs gain from April, 1947
lifted clearings for the first foul
months of this year to 1882, Az, ITO
an increase of nearly 1917 from ST..
075, 280.288 in the same l947 period.
Exchange Fairly Active.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange was fairly active this
morning.
Washington Gas common was up
8. of a point at Is, Hecht common
improved ! at 24l2 Capital Transit
common advanced p to 16 and Po-
tomac Electric common was I'M
changed from the previous transac-
ton at 1898.
One share of Riggs National Bank
common changed hands at 1876, first
transaction of the year in that stock
and down points from the final
l947 sale
Montgomery Reelected.
William Montgomery was re-elect-
ed for his 55th term as president of
the Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
Co., at a directors meeting yester-
day.
DR.. J. r. B. Hutchinson, medical
director since 1899, was elected vice
president and medical director
Other officers were reelected.
Acacia assets increased more than
100000 and business amounted
to more than S2s, Oo0, 900 in the first
three months of this year. Assets
on March 81. totaled nearly $780,
100000, while policies in force reach
ed $4,000 900.
New mortgage loans of more than
IS 100000 in the quarter lifted the
loan account above $90,00Q,000.
LanstOn Dividend Voted. 4"
Lanston Monotype directors de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of so cents a share, payable May
81. to holders of record May 81.
DR.. Harold Stonier, executive man
ager of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION, will address the annual
meeting of the Washington Board
of Trade at the Mayf1ower tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
New York Cotton

lures declined today on scattered iiauids-
lion which met scale down trade support.
Lack OF fresh incentives in the export
gets into operation, favorable crop re-
ports and continued buyer resistance to
prices for cotton textiles had an unsettling
erations in nearby May were stimulated By
the issuance. of 35 additional May trans
ferrable notices
One private crop survey said acreage
ideas continued to climb In the Eastern
cotton belt, with some observers predict
of as much as Is per cent II weather con-
tinued favorable
Futures closed 90 cents to S1.40 a bale
lower than the previous close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30

hourly Sales on the E1change 1sday:
II 100 an $40 900 900 noon $40 600
100 pm $40 COO goo m l oso 600
Approximate Total A4o COO
UNIT OF trading. 10 shares sIn oapk
ruptcy or receivership, o. being reorRanised
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securi:ies
| assumed BY such companies Rates Of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
or semianpua declaration Unless other.
| wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included Elk dividend. IT Ell rishts
dend. d Cash or stock E Declared or paid
so far this wear. Payable In stock. estt-
mated cash value on ex dividend date
Paid last year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared this year.
Payable in stock, exact cash value unde.
tefmined on declaration data
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO April 30 LP.--Wheat started
OIL lower on the Board OF Trade today and
never got back to previous closing prices
under mild pressure all day
:, There were several reasons offered for
Inc mark-down, although none was of
were profit taking, decreased demand for
cash corn at lower prices, light showers in
Kansas and Nebraska, smaller Government
buying price, and finally a feeling that
the prospective railroad strike may be
late rally was led by corn, 1t left
corn wit small gains and losses at the
oats.
corn was "a lower to ss higher, May
23:u%-s4: oats were UNCHANGED to n lower.
May lu'2-I4 4. and Soybeans were 4 to 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30

reported in Dollars,
domestic , $50 600
FOREIGN 27o 600
World Bnk ! 600
WORLD BANK
IntBR&D 3s72 - 6
NEW YORK CITY
| Is 80 los
FOREIGN Close
Australia IS SIS 973k
lCh.le 6SSeptEla ANA
iCopenh 4Hzs So 8
tDenmk 5las So "a
Fl Salvd gas 76 ~
Norway 41as Sc rs
| DOMESTIC Close
Am T&T 27ssS7 o6lz
Am T&T 2As57 1l24
Am TIT 2As6l lo6Ss
Am T&T 2s4sS0 s5h
A T 8 F As 95 l21hs
Att CT 1sr As so lea
B & o s. 95J PA
Balt&Oh bsG95 81
Bro CIV 4h20l0 50
Balt&O hio4s75A slLs
Bost Me 4ias 20 soss
Bush Term 5s55 s.
Can Nor 4las 56l12z
lean Pac As perp o2la
Cent Ga IS SOC els
Cent Ga cn5s45 s.
Cn RI NJ IS 81 50
On RR NJ As 81 IS
ChampP&F3s65 so,h
Chi&E ! inc 81 -
tCMStP4Has2019 7obz
CMStP4h s2044 S6bt
&c N st p As "a 1o%AS
Chi&NW 41ss99 e4ih
ICRrin4hs 81
C r I & p Is "a lo5M
ICTHS i2A4Ag4 IT
ICCCStL 4hs n -
Clev Fl Ill IS 70 1oSN
IComwl Ed IS n 1o4lS
Del Lk&W ines s.
ID&R in 4la201S 81
Erie 4as 20I5 7os&
Observation-Disclosures
Fla E est 5s "A 64ii
GrnE&W deb A s.
@ M&O 2044 3 633i
Houshld 2As70 90
Hud Coal IS 62a 91h
Hud&M IF IS 81 81
Hud&M in IS 81 ASA
TIC 4As SO eS3&
ICC StL IS 50 A 951&
ICCStL 4 " s 63 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. April 30.-The Associa ted
Press weighted wholesale price index of IS
commodities today declined to 1855 SO,
based on 1925 rs 100.
Previous day. 1928: week ago, 1856 10;
month ago, 1S4.9s; year ago, l70.22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
TO THE HOLDERS OF
VICTOR PRODUCTS CORP.
Series &C. 5G Debenture Notes

Series C. So Debenture Notes
Notice is hereby given pursuant to
the Indenture of Trust of Victor
Products Corporation OF Hagers-
town, Maryland, to the Hamilton
National Bank of Washington, D.
c., as Trustee, dated December II,
1910. that the undersigned as Trus-
tee aforesaid has drawn by lot for
redemption on June /, 1948, out Of
monies in the sinking fund, the fol-
lowing numbered Series &C" SO s.
F. Debenture Notes due December
/, 1913:
Coupon Notes of $1,000 Denom-
nation Observation-Disclosures
M47-M53- M5s- M74-M7s
The Notes herein designated by
number will be paid at the current
redemption price, namely, 1907 Of
the principal amount thereof, to-
gether with accrued interest there
on to said redemption date. Said
Notes must have attached thereto
coupons maturing on December /,
1913. Said Notes will be redeemed
at the Hamilton National Bank,
l4th and G Streets NV, WASH
ington 5. D. c. Interest on the
Notes herein described shall cease
to accrue on June /. 1913.
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Trustee.
BY w. r. Forster, Vice President.
Dated April %, 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30

CHIcag0 CASH Market.
~ S 3. No. none ssss coFni Ne e, yel!e9w'
3si2; No. 4, 2l5la-16a: sample grade,
40. oats. No, | heavy mixed. l.9ITs;
Nc. l heavy white, p 12-o2H; No. /
extra heavy white. o5h; No white
III f4-s4; No . white. / .l9-20R.
Barley. nominal: mating. 225-50; feed.
l15-9S. SoybeanS, none N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30

Aireon Mfg CO. ]
Alum Ltd "a -
Alum Co Am 2 81
Am Bantam Car ]
Am Gas g. III Id. 81
Am Gen .05e z
Am Maracaibo 4
Am Republic lag q
Am Superpower l
AmWrit Pap Ag 6
APEX Elec .40e- IL
ArkNatGas zoe J
ArkNGas A zoe q
Ashland Oil l. 19
Atlas Corp " " 5
Barium Steel 8
Basic Refrct 40 s
Blue Ridge A0g )
Bnk Hill & s las al
Burma Ltd L
Cab Fl Prod .1Oe s
Callite Tung 2
Carr Cons Bisc . 4
Cataun Am 6
Cen&S w Cp 70 8
Cities Service q -
Claude Neon z
Colon Develop s
ColSand&St 40 6
Colts Mfg 1Ag -
Coml & Sou war J
Cont Fdy&M l. i
Cooper Brew A z
CopperRarge34g IL
Cosden Petro 8
Creole Pet zoe As
Crown Cent Pet. ,
CrownDrug .05e )
Cub Att Sug "a 10
Dennison A .40e 10
Derby OIL lie 20
Domin Steel Haa IA
East Gas&Fuel 5
Ell Bond&Sh Ag IL
Elliott Co zee. 23
EQUITY Corp -, z
Eureka c Ltd !
FairchldCm BOG Is
Fairchild z & A 5
FansteelMetAg i
GarrettCorp so IA
Cleaner H 1.20a IS
Glen Alden C 2 ~
Goldfield Cons
Hearn D Strs 1g 9
Hecla Min l 15
Hol C Gold PA 8
H1ss Refgr .40e n il
Imp On Ltd p. Ia
Int Petrol "a IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY sELECTRD ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

JET Lake 8 -. ,
Kaiser Frazer 1o4s
Kirby Pet cog 10
. LakeShoreM ~ ION
!, Lanston Mon q 22lH
:, Leonard Oil Dew NJ
Line Mtrial .15g 1874
} Lionel Corp ia. ASA
} Lone Star Gas / 21iA
Louis L q Ella 1914
Mechanism OIL IN
} McCord Cp .35e. 81
Menasco Mfg 25h
Mesabi Iron ga
MdSPAvtc1.2Oe. 26it
MidStPB vic We GA
, Mid West GRIP 81 oi1
Midwest Rein. 3M
MONOGRAM Pict- ia
Nat Bellas ZOE 3A
New Mex g. Ariz Ga
Niagara Hud Pr. GA
!, Mag Hud B WV u
Niles-Bem-P 80 TIA
Mona Elecl Goa 16%
NorthropAir H4g 1oiA
J Pantepec 1873 16A
Pennroad .40g-. s
Pepperell ga 6oiz
} PharisT&R Use 3A
Pioneer Gold IA
Piper Aircraft 3h
] Pitt Metallu 80. Is
Richmond Rad IN
R1oGrvalG .05s. az
RotaryElStl Ne 321a
\ StLawrence Of / 37M
] SaltDomeO 1hf 11h
Simple Pat .40s IN
Solar Airc .15e- 15N
Sonotone 40 81
\ SoSs Mfg q
Std OilKy 1.4Oa, 27zs
! Stand Products ia
Sterling Eng IA
SunRavDru .O6e ga
Sup Tool&D 20. 3ia
! Texon OIL 40. l6N
lob Sec Ltd.3sg 6A
Tri-Contl Wv 2M
United Corp WV n
! Ut Lt&Rys zee 1919
! U s Foil B zoe 16IA
'lUniv Cons Oil Be 81
i Ut-IdahoSu. 15e. 80
j Venezuela Petr 8
}. VeneZ Syn .16el AZ
Wickes GRIP .15e e1a
Wilson Bro .30g 8
Woodley Pet 40 1854
, Wright Harp f6' 2Js
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK April 80 tP-Div;dends
declared TO-DAY:
Initial.
Pc Stk of Pay
., Rate. riod. record able
Alum Ltd new soc @ ST. 6-5
Stock.
No Am Co 3 shares Wis
FL for each 100 shares
Evening star., 1948-04-06

Fits all standard 6,s
bowls. Made Of dur sD n
able hardwood, heav- & p
ly erlameled. Nickel
plated hinge fittings.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-24
Rocky Mount
Horse Show
Set For Sunday

Rocky Mount, N. c., Sept. %
Horses from leading stables in
Eastern Carolina and Virgi ,la
have been entered in the an
nual Fall Horse show, which will
be held here on Sunday, Septem-
Der 26, under the auspices Of the
Eastern Carolina Horse Show As
ISOLATION.
At least go horses, 40 from
other cities, are expected to be
entered in the events.
Owners who already have sent
entries include the following: w.
A. Sutton, of Wilmington, Earl
Keel and John Peel of Washing
ton, R. L. Cooper of Clayton;
Edwin Branch and P. c. Bishop
of Enfield, Sue Lassiter, Hugh
Winslow and Roland Mayo of
Greenville, A. S. Wycoff of Nor
lima, C. T. Rogers of Franklinton,
A. T. Alternately and P. L. Nor
gan of Petersburg, Va, Mrs.
William Whitley and Ginger
Whitley of Fremont and J. M.
Cutchin of Whitakers.
The Fall Horse Show will get
underway at the Lakeview Bri-
die and Saddle Club at / o'clock
Sunday afternoon. The Junior
Guild of Rocky Mount is in
charge of the boxes and Mrs. r..
E. Stevens is general chairman
of the show. The following class
es for the show were listed: l..
Open pony, riders IA and under;
2. Open pleasure, to be judged
by riders adaptability to nount;
3. Ladies three-gaited; 4. flunt-
er hacks; 5. Junior Workmanship;
6. Junior hunters; 7. Open five
gated; 8. Open roadsters; 0
Open three-gaited; 10. Open
hunters; II. Fine harness; IL. Ju-
nior Workmanship; 10. Open
walking horses; IA. Five-gaited
stations, geldings and mares; 10.
Go as you please jumpers.