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The Detroit tribune., 1948-07-31
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR NO ll-STATED MEETINGS Isl WsdnssaeY'
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Marion nan
TIE. 3l404 Worthy Patron Fr James
Randall 1874 W. Blvd seereiarYMs Grace 5aen-
GER 1855 LA 1851. - :,
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO s-STATED MEEIlESss si "
day. DECREE WORK 3rd Friday. Worthy Maron-nzrs.1
Blanche Graves Street TY. ssSls worthy "a
tron-Mr James Clark SS22 3oh Sireet SeereiarY-rlrs
Carrie B. Riley. Parker PL4 1854. I
GOLDEN LEAF NO l4-STATED MEETINGS Isl Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy Matron-Mrs mar
orie Collins lls43 McDousall TW sees worthy Pair9n
Reid l7426 Maine. TW lS676 SecrearY-N1iss Noss
A. Fisher. 32ll Yemans,
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2l-sTATED MEETINGS LIST Er'1
day. DEGREE Ord Friday Worthy Maron-Mrs Eth =
el Wright sss MedburY. 2as7s Worthy Patron Mr. De-
HollsY cardoni TO- ss422 Secretary Mrs AYes
YanesY 3l37 Russell TE 33ls4 z =, -
LONE STAR CHAPTER zs-STATED MEETINGS Isl Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Maron--MEsr
willie Austin 2os3o Miehedsle IL 23s72 Worthy Patron
George Glenn 23s4 Maissei Secretary Mrs Opal GLENN
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO as STATED MEETINGS Ind
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 4h Wednesday Worthy Maron.
Mrs Lorraine Daniels TY. 7476si Worthy
Patron Jerry Fleming sS52 BoSwood TY 6OSI3 Sees-
iarY. Mrs Beatrice Fleming ssS2 Boxwood TY sos73
CAPSTONE CHAPTER 2s. STATED MEETINGS End Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Thursday. Worthy Marion MIs-5
Avash Hendreih Road HI l34l; Worthy Paon
Robinson. ls40 Maple CH osss; Secretary Mrs.
WATERFORD CHAPTER 80 STATED MEETINGS si Thurss
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Maron. Mrs
Emma Smith Oakland l-tot7; Worthy Patron Mr.
poRIciAN CHAPTER NO. o. STATED MEETINGS Thyr.s
day DEGREE WORK 4ih Thursday Worthy Matron Mrs Ed n
ll7 Marsion. TR oSoe Worthy Patron. Mr.
Henry 1883 Dryden; Secretary Mrs Hsnrens Yuls
|pEsoRAH CHAPTER NO 30 STATED MEETINGS Monday.
DEGREE WORK tfh Monday. Worthy Matron Mrs q sY
Doyle 4sSo Bangor TY. 7S772 Worthy Patron Mr. Walter
81 cYs 1882 Melrose TR l34sli Secretary Mrs Aimee
Flowers, 1886 W. Forest. Y. 4-ss34.
TYRE CHAPTER NO 3s STATED MEETINGS lst Monday DE-
Food 77sl Central TE sosss: Worthy patron Mr. wsrro
Fields 329 Canton. WA. S-l330 Mrs. Florenoa
Fslds. 37si Canton WA. S-l33o.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-07-31
Simmons and Bibb. AttYs.
SnS Grafiof Ave.

State of Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancerv.
LUCILLE BENNETT. Plaintiff
VS.. GEORGE THOMAS BEN
NETT. Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. 432-2o5
AT a session of said Court held
al the Court House in the citv
OF Detroit, on the 10 day Of JULY.
AID, l948.
Present Honorable Geof2e B.
Mirphv. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit at
tached hereto that George Thor
as Bennett, defendant named in
tho above cntitlod cause. is not
rosiding az 678 Garfield. Detroit.
MICHIGAN. his last known address:
that he moved without leaving
any forwarding address: That az.
ter dilieert search and inquiry.
IL cannot he ascertained IN what
State or Country the defendent
resides.
On Motion OF Simmons and
Bihb. attorneys for plaintiff
II Is Ordered that the above
named defendant appear and
answer the Pill of Comulairt in
the above entitled cause within
three CD months from the date
hereof. and that a copy of this
Order be sent n the defendant
AZ his last known address. BY re-
oistered mail or a like COPY pub
lished according 10 law. In the
Detroit Tribune Newspaper.
George 2. Murnhv.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copvl
Fdgsr ~ Hranigin. Clerk
1v L, G.. Nsulf.
Deputy Clerk 7-24-s-28
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Nt,. William v. Hanks. ,Os Grn,lot


state ~ MichIean IN The Circuit Court
fnr the County of Wayne IN chancery
Charlie Mae Carter. Plsiniiff. vs. OEie
carter. Defendant
Order ~ Publication No. i32.0i5
~ session ~ said court held AZ the
ourihonse IN tho CITY ~ Detroit roun.
r and state Aforesaid. this 18th day Of
lune \ ~ lsGS
Present Honorable Vincent NJ Prsn-
circuit Judge
w. appearing that the defendant II =
resident ~ this state and that process
'"r his appearance has been duly issued
and the same could not be served by
frasnn ~ his absence from or conceal
ment within tho state and nv reason NJ
hs continued absence from his place of
residence
II is ordered that the defendant enter
h appearance n this cause on or before
three months from the date Of this or
irr or said bill viii be taken as confes.
sod
II l. further ordered that a copy Of
ti1s order he sent by registered msll 20
said defendant a. sa2; cameron street
Detroit vi higsn. his last known adj
dress and n not reeived personally by
said defendant ~ least twenty days be-
FORE the time prescribed Tor appearance
hat this order he published ~ required
hy law
Vincent VI Hrennsn Cirerit Judge
\ True Copy
Edgnr VI Rranigin clerk
~ 4 y. nader Deputy clerk
7-iO; SIT
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Reri. y. Rurdick. Atty.
T7h Dine Rank Rldn.


State OF Michigan, County OF
Waync. ss-35l-035 At a session
oi the Probate Court for said
County of Wayne. held at the
P.obdtc Court Room IN the City
OF Detroit, on the Thirteenth day
oi July IN the year one thousand
nine hundred and forty eight.
Present Thomas c. Murphy,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
William Smyth. also known as
William M. Smyth, deceased.
Benjamin d. Burdick, special
and General Administrator of
sand Estate, having this day rem
dcrcd to said Court his combined
FIRST and final account in said
Matter and filed Herewith his
petition, as General Administra-
Tor. praying that the residue of
SAID estate be assigned To- the
person or persons entitled there
10.
Ii is ordered. That the Twenty
sixth day OF August. next at ten
o'clock EDIT in the forenoon be-
fore Judge James II. Sexton, at
SAID Court Room be appointed
Tor Examining and allowing said
account and for hearing said Pc
utlon.
And it is further Ordered, that
copy of this order be published
once IN each week for 3 weeks
conSecutively previous to said
time OF hearing. in the Detroit
Tribune, a newspaper printed and
Circulating in said county OF
Wayne.
Thomas &. Murphy
Judge of Probate
"a True Copy
. Thomas F. MechViella. Deputy
Probate Register 7-24-8-7
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AUDREY v GREENE. Piainun vs..
WILLIAM LEON GREENE Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. s3s-aO0
A. = session of said Court held In the
city Of Detroit. WAYNE County. Mlchi-
gAn on June ~ lPtS
Present Hon ROBERT NJ TONS.
Circuit judge
II apspars 10 this Court from affidA-
vie on file that The defendant, william
leon Greene - rot = resident of tho
City ~ Detroit WAYNE COUNTY Mithi-
gan. hut resides At 1921 Burk 81. North
Philadelphia Pa
on motion ~ charles Berry at
torney for tho plaintiff.
1T ~ HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant William Leon Greene. enter
his appearance In said cause IN or be-
fore three 80 months from the date ~
This order or said Riil ~ complaint Will
he taken a. confessed against him. and
that copy ~ said order be sent N the
last known post office address Of the
defendant said address being 1921 Burk
St y Philadelphia Pa
1T iS FURTHER ORDERED that =
the defendant is not personally served
true copy ~ this order be publ she D
IN the Detroit Tribune. new spa per.
printed, published and circulating IN a. \
County ~ Nayne FOR sX consecuth e
weeks according 20 Law
RoBEET " TOMS
circuit JudFs
\ True Cor,i
Edgar " Rranigin. Clcrk
BY ~ MurAuskl
Deputy clerk i.i5--s-.S
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LEGAL NOTICE

A True Copy
Edgar M Branlgin-
Clerk
BY Ed Murawske Deputy
Clerk 7-3l; "a.
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Madam v. Hawkins
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Downstairs (Rear)
Detroit 7, Michigan
LO. 1881

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"a true copy
Thomas F Mcmillan. Deputy
Probate Register 7-3l; 8-l4
S. J. Flanagan
1927 Dawson Ave.

State OF Michigan. n The Cir
cut Court for the County OF
Wavne in Chanccry
NO. 432.3ls
Earl Campbell Plaintiff rs.
Theresa Campbell, Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF SAID Court held
at the County Building al the
CITY OF Detroit in the county OF
WAYNE and State Of Michigan. on
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this order he published by law
Robert A. Toms. Circuit JudRs
A True 'opy
Edgar " HraniRin clerk
hy I'D Murawsk. Deputy clerk
;-I7. s.:i.
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Published IN DeaoFt ThiBI M
once each week for three successi, els
within thirty dass from the date hereof
s-ls-i-JI
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Charles b. Berry. Atty.

State Of Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Way
ne in Chancery.
JUANITA TURPIN. plaintiff
VS.. JAMES TURPIN. Defendant.
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Benjamin D. Burdick. Adm.
726 Dime BLDG.


726 Dime Bldg.
State of Michigan. County Of
Wayne, ss O8,476.
Az a session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City Of Detroit on the 2lst
day Of July in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and forty
eight
Present Thomas c Murphy
Judge of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Anna Karkozy also known as
Anna Ksrazi and Anna Karos
Deceased
Benjamin d Burdick. admins
traitor dc bonis non Of said estate.
having this day rendered 20 said
court his first and final account
in said matter and filed herewith
his petition praying that he be al-
lowed the sum OF seventy
CS7500l dollars oW ot said estate
as his fee for extraordinary scrvi-
ces rendered IN the administra-
ton Of said estate and ;Eat f1o
residue OF said estate be assigned
TO the person OF persons entt.e4
thereto:
II is ordered That the seventh
day OF September next AZ ten
o'clock. EDIT IN the forenoon az
said Court Room be appointed Tor
examining and allowing SAID &C.
count and for hearing SAID petit
ton.
And il is further Ordered That
a copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three
/ weeks consecutivcly previous 10
aid time OF hearing, in the Dc.
troit Tribune. a newspaper PRINT
ed and circulating IN said Coun-
/ ty OF WAYNE.
THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
a true copy
Thomas F Mcmillan. Deputy
Probate Register 7-3l 8-l4
In the matter OF the Estate OF
Beatrice Ll,tleiohn deceased J.
the undersigned adminlstratrix Of
said Estate, do hereby acknowl-
edge that have lcccived this Mo-
tice Of the date of Hearing
Claims as pei attached clipping
Signed
Thcola Robinson
Address;
"A Orchestra Place
Dated.
Detroit. Mich.
July 20. l946
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Adm. Essie d. Ross.

State Of Michigan. County OF
Wayne. SIS. 345.058. at a session Of
the Probate Court for said Coun-
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LEGAL NOTICE
Judge Of prnhai,

Judge of Probate
GA True Copy
Thomas M Bernard, Deputy
Probate Register. 7-24-s-7
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state Of Nichigan in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN
ChHnrery.
AUDREY V GREENE Plaintn vs..
WILLIAM LEON GREENE. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATToN
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ATTY chas. camposlI. Isos broadway

state ~ Michigan Circuit Court for
the county ~ Wayne IN ChAneery.
JOSEPHINE MTtLIGAN. Plaintiff vs.
CA NTnN NII-IIG ~ nefenhanf
Evening star., 1948-01-06
McGroth Renounces Purge
| OF Wallace Democrats

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6 tP.-
Senator McGrath of Rhode Island,
Democratic national chairman, said
yesterday that there would be no
purge of Democrats for Wallace. "
The statement was a gentle re-
buff to those who have been ad-
vocating that Democrats fish or
cut bait" in relation to the inde-
pendent presidential candidacy Of
Henry Wallace.
Meeting here with Northern CAL
ifornia Democratic leaders, after
similar conferences in Las Angeles,
Senator McGrath was most en-
phatic in stating Il hope we won't
do anything RASH"
eve are not reading anybody
out of the Democratic Party" he
said.
"It is my hope that those Demo-
Gratis who are honestly for Wallace
may soon realize the futility of 1t
and remain in the Democratic fold"
Senator McGrath, in a general
review of Democratic affairs at
a news conference, also said the
Democrats would make no deal
with Wallace elements of the party
THE only deal we could make
in the light of Mr.. Wallace's state.
merts, would be an abandonment
OF our foreign policy" he said
This would be unthinkable.
The national Democratic chair
man confirmed without comment
talk among some California Demo
Gratis of State Democratic Chair
man James Roosevelt as Mr.. Tru-
mans running mate.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
Pennsylvania Republicans
Advised to Forqet Wallace

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 6 (A1.-
Gov. James H. Duff OF Pennsyl-
vania called on Republican leaders
yesterday to forget Henry A. Wal
lace's third-party bid in making
their plans for the l94s presidential
campaign and thus avoid "the DAN
ger of overconfidence" in a COP
victory.
II think it would be a great mis-
take for the Republican Party to
get excited over their increased
chances as result of Wallace's dec
laration," Gov. Duff told news
wallace has frequently in the
past changed his mind very quickly
and there would be no reason to
suspect he might not do so again.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO Jan. R.-Grair futures
reacted from the days high on selling OF
chase Of cash grain in the Southwest.
The sellins Of small lots became gen:
eral. and corn declined with the bread
were small. Oats followed the trend OF
corn.
Soybeans, however. were independently
strong and the March delivery sold at
an all-time high Of SAT-
At the finish wheat was l to gents
lower tnan the previous close, May 2: 80
254a4- 2.55; oats were 1as higher to 5,
lower. May 1..2Ok-A: soybeans were
to cents higher. March 4.1s.
Chicago Cash Grain.
. 5Sis.57a: Gnss:H3%e No. s. s'4oiE-s. .5oA' oatsM &
No, white, .49h: No. ?: las. Field
seed per hundredweight. nominal; timo-
thy. $4,000: red top. 15:50.16.5o.
Barley = Nominal: mating: .92-?; So:
feed. 1.s5-1.94. soybesns-No. yellow
Evening star., 1948-01-06
c Confederacy' 10 Honor
Howell on 1929 Birthday
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

BRISTOL, Va, Jan. 6-Gen.
Julius Howell. past commander in
chief of the United Confederate
Veterans, will be honored at a day
long celebration here on his l02d
birthday January II.
The Governors of II States of the
original Confederacy" yesterday
were invited to the parry. Others
who accepted invitations were Mary
Pickford and Mrs. Helen Dortch
Longstreet, widow of Gen. James
Longstreet, one of the Confederate
Army's famed commanders.
In accepting the party invitations.
Gov. Tuck of Virginia and Gov.
McCord of Tennessee joined this
city on the Tennessee border in ask
ing the Southern Governors to
attend.
Gen. Howell Is believed to be the
only surviving member Of Gen.
Longstreets corps.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
Most Stocks Lower,
|Aircrafts Sfiffen
Around Midday
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press finoneiel Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Stocks gen.
orally remained In the losing ranks
today although assorted market
leaders negotiated feeble recoveries.
Dealings tapered after an active
opening. Aircrafts stiffened around
midday on further expectations of
sizable military orders. Declines
of fractions to a point or more pre-
dominated near the fourth hour.
Rails still were hesitant.
Further profits were cashed by
professionals on the idea the list
was due for at least technical cor
rection OF the late December bulge.
Reports that the administration
would urge higher corporate taxes
as means Of reducing personal i'm
posts chilled sentiment.
Numerous customers held aloof to
await the Presidents state of the
Union message, congressional de-
velopments and more light on for
eign situations. The possibility of
European relief cuts was a re-
straining influence.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
New York State Clio
Repudiates Candidacy
|0f Henry Wallace
By the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 6.-The New
York State CIO last night "repudi-
ated" the candidacy of Henry A.
Wallace for President and blasted
the third-party movement as a
piece of political adventurism which
can lead to nothing but disastrous
consequences to all the American
people"
The State CIO stated its position
through it's Executive Board. which
adopted resolutions attacking the
Wallace candidacy and the third
party movement he heads. It also
indorsed the Marshall plan.
The board urged CIO unions. to
withdraw support from the Ameri-
can Labor Party "if it persists in the
support of Henry Wallace"
The State CLIO. which claims
membership of 1,200, 900, has been a
center of ALP strength.
One source estimated CIO with
drawal would cut in half the party s
100000 membership.
Louis Hollander. State CIO presi-
dent, said in a statement also ap-
proved by the board, that while
the supporters of Mr.. Wallace pre-
tend to speak In the name of labor
- 1t will be an antilabor ticket.
Mr.. Hollander continued:
1T will not only increase the
chances of a Republican victory. it
will give encouragement to extreme
right wing forces of the Republican
Party to put up a most reactionary
candidate and run him on a plat
form calculated to rob the workers
of their gains.
"It must be recognized that this
/! is exactly what those who con-
ceived the Wallace candidacy hao
in mind. Despite all their buster
ing protestations of concern fol
labor and minority rights, their aim
is to promote reaction in this
country =
Evening star., 1948-01-06

Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
l1:Oa ana 100 600 1900 noon $40 600
100 D m $50 coo 2:o0 ON TAO 600
tUnit of trading. 10 shares. 'In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorSani1ed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies Rates Of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, specia' or extra dividends are
not included. x Ex dividend. xr Ex rights
a Also extra or extras. Plus stock divi-
dend. Cash or stock. e Declared or paid
so Tar. this year; PAYABLE In stock.
stock dividend or stock split-up. Accum-
ulated dividends paid or declared fsis year.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
5 Marines on Hunting Trip
In Red China Still MISSING
By the Associated Press


TSINGTAO. China. Jan. Give
American Marines who went on a
Christmas holiday hunting trip into
Chinese Communist territory still
have not returned and have not
been heard from, Marine headquar-
ters here said today.
Marine officers gave no further
details of their disappearance, which
was reported shortly after Christ
mas. One Chinese source said a
jeep used by the party had been
found abandoned beyond Chinese
government lines, but that it was
undamaged.
Neither the Marine nor Navy
command would release the names
of the missing.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. 8 lR tusDA,.-salable
sey. sSs, 1905 So o. tosa brhef so~s
up, top $500: bulk good and choice 10
27O-pound butchers. -. .OO-27. so: 2sO-32o
pounds, 26.25-27.00: bulk good and choice
35O-550-pound sows % 1924 90; indi-
cations complete clearance.
Salable cattle-s,5O total. $500: sala-
BILE calves. 1000: total. 900: AL classes
very active: receipts below early expecta
tions; fed steers and heifers strong to
showed full advance: most good and choice
steers and yearings. 2S.00-39 90; sprin-
Cling at 40. 90 upward: one choice to prime
load held above a 90: GOOD and shoiee de
beef cows. 18.0O-19 90 mostly; good Of
ferinss to 2e5n; cutters. 1900 down:
weiehty sausage bulls to 300 and vsalers
80 90 down: meaty stock cattle in broad
salable sheep-5, 900: total. 5000: not
enough sold early to establish as1.u masfss t;H.
lambs about % lower at 26.35: load lots
good and choice fed wooled westerns held
above $3.50; yearlings and older classes
very scarce.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
DC. Securities Prices
Uneven on Counter
Market in Year
k Edword c. Stone

Prices of Capital securities sold
over the counter were decidedly
spotty during 1947, with some higher
quotations, others holding firm and
still others declining, survey re-
vealed today.
D. c. Paper Mills As at "a, and
Federal Storage IS at 10, were un-
changed in the IL months. Racquet
Club extended IS and Washington
Auditorium IS were down slightly.
American Co. common and pre-
ferred advanced sharply as did Bar
Der g. Ross common. The bid for
District National Securities pre-
ferred moved from IS to 80. Ar
other sharp gain was in National
Press common which climbed from
~ bid to II.
Seaboard Finance preferred jump
ed from 80 to 4S, one of the broadest
gains in the list. Anacostia National
opened and closed 1947 at 200. Ham
ilton National showed slight gain.
Despite unusually good earnings,
other bank issues followed the New
York trend and sold lower at the
end of the year.
The volume of trading was con-
sidered satisfactory by investment
dealers.
Pepco Given Bond Approval.
The Public Utilities Commission
today approved the Potomac Electric
Power request to issue and sell
$4,000 900 in bonds. The bonds are
to be offered through competitive
bidding. the bids to be opened on
January 20 The proceeds are to
be used for expansion and working
capital.
Capital Transit sold at 1871 on
the Washington Stock Exchange
today, unchanged Potomac Power
common again led market volume
several hundred shares selling at
13A. Peoples Drug moved at 47h
Potomac Electric preferred A at
46A and Gas $4.25 preferred at
100A.
Americans Assets Mount.
Assets of the American Building
& Loan Association were reported
at an all-time high. mark OF $685.
100000 by Secretary Wilfred H
Blanz, at the seventy-fourth annual
meeting just held. The 1947 gain
was IL per cent.
William C.. Farmer was reelected
president; John E. Mergner, vice
president: Mr.. Blanz, secretary;
Howard B. Kramer, treasurer; r
Lee Baxter and Bernard j. Coyle
assistant treasurers, and Alton H
Helm and Richard H. Sinclair, as
sistant secretaries.
Directors include Albert w. How.
ard Charles M. Kindle, Frederick A
Blumer, John j. Carmody, Charlie.
A. Rossiter, w. Dudley Spicknall. S
Wilson Earnshaw and Messrs. Merg.
ner, Farmer, Blanz, Coyle ane
Kramer.
Werber to Address Auditors.
William M. Werber of the Werbe
Insurance Agency will address tn
auditors section of the Distric
Bankers Association on Pension
and Profit Sharing Plans" Thurs
day evening at dinner meeting a
the Burlington Hotel. Margaret S
Mcclure will preside.
Eight members of the Washington
agency of the Berkshire Life ar
attending a conference at Palm
Beach, including Lester c. Burdett
Edward N. Cooper, w. w. Johnston
Oscar G. Richter, j. j. Ruane
Charles F. Suter and j. E. Nc,
Combs
Evening star., 1948-01-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C***A-13
g.,
Foye R. Harper Dies;
Chicago Portrait Pointer
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Fay r. Har-
per. 70, of suburban Glencoe, a
prominent portrait painter for
whom many industrialists and COL
lege presidents sat, died of heart
attack on a train bound from Chi
cago to Glencoe Sunday night.
Mr.. Harper was born in Rock
Island, Ill. and came to Chicago
about 40 years ago. He studied art
in New York and in Europe and
had exhibited his works in the
Metropolitan Museum in New York
and the Chicago Art Institute.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marian Dunlap Harper, daughter.
Mrs. Henry Gardner of Oshkosh,
Wis, and a brother, T. R. Harper,
Davenport, Iowa.
Funeral services will be held in
Evanston. Ill.,. tomorrow, with
burial at Rock Island.
Evening star., 1948-01-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan .P.-Cotton fu-
lures turned sharply lower in late after
noon trading today on commi ssion house
and New Orleans liquidation which met
only scale down trade support.
Fears that Congress may substantially
reduce the foreign aid program which
for some Of the selling.
News that 10000 bales Of cotton will
be purchased for Japan out Of occupa-
tional funds was also disappointing to
traders. who had been hoping for larger
purchases.
Late afternoon prices were SIS cents to
40 bale lower than the ,preve clos
March, 1888: May. 35 ~, and July