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Evening star., 1948-04-29
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Evening star., 1948-04-29

Hourly Sales on the Exchange 1sday:
Ir:0oam $50 oCo /" 90 noon $40 600
100 pm 200 600 goo m ooo 600
Approximate Total ! 4eo 600
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares 'In bank-
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed by such companies Rates Of
dividends in the foregoing table are annual
or semiannuai declaration Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. Z Ex dividend. IT Ell rights
dend Cash or stock eDoiared or paid
so far this vear Payable In stock. esti-
mated cash value on ex dividend date
Paid last year Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. Aceum.
ulated dividends paid or declared this year
Payable IN stock, exact cash value unde.
sefmine6 on declaration data
Evening star., 1948-04-29

TODAY'S SALES 4
Reported in Dollars, |
Domestic ; $40 oooI
FOREIGN 31o oool
Evening star., 1948-04-29
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 30 (P,.-Cotton fu-
lures turned firm today following early
easineSs. supported by New Orleans and
local buying which met only limited Offer
ings. Evening-up operations in nearby
May and switching into later months
were fairly active, following the issuance
of 19 additional May transferable notices,
Continued favorable weather in the cot
ton belt limited gains in the new crop
deliveries.
Traders continued to await new export
business under the foreign aid programs.
Failure of earlier buying to show any
follow through encouraged increased SELL
ing in cotton futures towards the close.
with some new crop deliveries declining
INTO new low ground for the. day.
Futures closed rs cents a bale higher to
81 a bale lower than the previous close.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in "a leading cities
declined to s13.865 1855 900 in the
week ended April %, a drop of 27eo
from the preceding week. but 23co
above the like 1947 week-Dun g.
BradStreet.
Commercial. Industrial and Farm
Loans of member banks in l01 lead
ing cities totaled 14,205 100000 on
April 81, a drop Of $l28,000 900 from
week earlier, but S2,l48,000 900
above a year earlier-Federal Re-
serve Board
Engineering Construction Awards
this week totaled sl83 ,253 900 VS..
$l36, ,743 900 in the preceding week
and S1O2 480, 900 a year ago-Engi-
neering News Record.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week will total
65,688 cars and 30.675 trucks VS..
7O.6l9 and 30,l30 last week-Auto-
motive News. A drop Of about 20
600 more next week was predicted.
Freight Loadings in the week end
ed April "a totaled 852. .309 cars, a
gain of 8.5', from the preceding
week, but 49, below year earlier
Association of American Rail-
roads.
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
stockholders will vote June l on a
proposed increase in capital stock
to 35.O0O,O0O shares from 30000,000
No immediate marketing of addl-
tional shares is planned.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. stock
holders will vote July u on plan
to increase authorized Indebtedness
to S150,0o000O from the present
$500O0.0O0
Richfield Oil Corp. declared q
quarterly dividend of so cents. pay
able June %. The corapany paid a
25-cent quarterly plus 25-cent
extra March "a.
profits for the March quarter at
about s33 100000 VS.. sl9,000,000 a
year earlier. The company plans to
spend S440,000,000 this year and next
In expansion without public financ-
ing.
United Merchants & Manufacture
ers earned $l8 100. 900 or $3.50 a share
in nine months ended March 81 VS.
sl68l4,0O0 or S427 year earlier.
National DiStillers & Products
Corp. profit for the March quarter
was S5,524 95l or SO cents VS.. SILL
770,885 or STAT.
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary Co. net income for the
March quarter was $4,9ll,386 or 4s
cents VS.. $3,4782l2 or "a cents.
Commercial Credit Co. earned So
006.453 or sl5l in the March quarter
VS.. 81, ,44l .261 or 66 cents.
Pittsburgh Consolidation Goa
Corp. net for the March quarter was
$3557,645 or sl68 VS.. s2,SO4, 4,285 ol
sl32.
Standard Brands, Inc. earned
s2,9l3,329 or IS cents in the March
quarter VS.. S3l88,l36 or "a cents.
Wheeling Steel Corp. profit fol
the March quarter was S2.78l257 o.
s4o9 VS.. S2,948 ,268 or s438
Warren Petroleum Corp. earned
S6,558.524 or S377 in nine months
ended March VS.. $3.57l, sos or S2.l.
year earlier.
Kimberly Clark Corp. profit TO,
the March quarter was $l,822,453 O
$l09 VS.. S1,957,82 or SLAB.
Rayonier, Inc, earned s2.46O,67
or S2.16 in the March quarter vs.
$l.789,186 or $l49.
Clark Equipment Co. net for tn
March quarter was 81 l263.082 o
S261 vs. s669,760 or sl36.
HARRISON Walker Refractorie
earned sl,l78.76l or 81 cents in tn
March quarter VS.. S933.795 or 6
cents.
Hinde e. Dauch Paper Co. net 70
the March quarter was sl.l6302
Or S244 VS.. sl,l3o,345 or s237.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

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 April IS: 5,O42 purchases involving
I52,7Sl shares, 5,535 sales involving 152.-
YolyinE 920 shares.
Evening star., 1948-04-29

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Evening star., 1948-04-29

James Lees & Sons Ce. profit for
the March quarter was sl.06l, ,l6l
or SIPS VS.. s1,011,525 or s120.
Square d Co. earned 1904 057 or
66 cents in the March quarter VS..
$784,54 or 81 cents.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
N0RTHEND Society CHIPS
BY PAULINE UNDERWOOD
BY PAULINE UNDERWOOD
ANCHORS AWAY!

ANOnOno avail.
William Sonny Bell. son of
Mrs Jean Bell, and grandson of
the Rev. l.. Goodwin of the
Dawson Avenue Baptist Church,
is leaving Tor the Navy July 8.
William. very popular member
Of the younger set, plays some
very groovey music on the sax.
The ZlrconS Club OF which
Fsnny Billingslca is president,
is planning dance sometime in
July al the Democratic Club.
Watch this column for more de-
tails.
BnIDE-TO- BE FETED
Ann Parks surprised Miss Gen
eva Carter (who will become
Mrs. Lawrence Alexander on
July l0l with a personal shower
last Sunday. Among the filmy
"do-dadS' | noticed slips. hinge
RE, perfume and so many love
lies to make a brides heart gay.
Among the guests were Christine
Fowler. Mrs. Edith Holloway.
Shirley Clark. Eulicc billiard,
Pauline Butter. Doris Buckner,
Naomi Daniel. Martha Alexan-
der. Willie Mac johnson and
Alice Ghoul
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs jeff Fluker Of
1885 Goddard street. celebrated
their 18th anniversary Saturday,
July 3, The neiehbors and friends
OF the couple were on hand 70
wish them we'll and much luck.
Beautiful gifts of crystal pretty
linens, pottery and even a clock
were among the gifts Helping
them celebrate were Mrs. James
Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. JB.
Bennett. Mr. and Mrs Tate, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Herd, Mr. and Mrs.
Morten. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs James
Oglctrec. MI and Mrs. King, MIR
and Mrs A. Barney. and Mr.,
and Mrs. Thompson.
WEDDING PLANS
Dan Cupid tells this column
st that there are wedding plans
in the making for the very
pretty Ruby Truit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

SO SORRY
So sorry about the death of
Mrs. Kell,m, mother of Mrs
Rose Pickett and Foster Kellem,
Of Goddard street. The body
was shipped to Macon, Ga.
Tuesday evening.
FIRST FIVE THE HARDEST
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cook of Arlington
street for five years OF welded
bliss. Mr. Cook is an insurance
agent for Great Lakes.
IA STRAIGHT WINS
Clifford Cannon, one time
boxing trainer. has organized
the most wonderful group OF
youngsters in Junior ball club.
The teen-age boys play ball all
over the city. Their home
grounds is Dequindre Park.
When and if the Tigers take on
colored players, don't be sur
priScd TO see Herbert Sadler as
first baseman Other players are
Andrew Chester. centerfield
Leonard Green. pitcchr James
Lloyd, catcher; Jeffrv Thompson
shortstop: Earl Evans catcher;
Theodore Hunt. pitcher: Paul
Carter. third baseman: Richard
Abner. Eugene Gambrell and
Clifford Gowman Too much
can't be said for Mr.. Cannon and
the fine work he is doing with
these youngsters. Our prayers
and good wishes 90 with you,
sir,
GIRLS ENTERTAIN
Friday evening a group of girls
got together TO entertain the
Junior Cubs Of Dequindre Park
They sold hot dogs and cold
drinks all evening at 1913 Flem-
ing. The tecn-aeers danced out
in the back yard by lantern
light. which reflected on their
pretty summary dresses Thanks
To Rose Mary Lloyd. Carrie
Abncr. Carlean Glover Mary
Evans. PHYLLIS Webb. Lula Wood
ruff. Gloria Underwood. Joyce
Middlebrooks Helen Warren,
Helen Abner. Nellie Middle
brooks. That's all for now
thanks for reading. Don't forget
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
MT.CLEMENS NEWS

The Mt Clemens Progressive
Citizens League meets al Tur-
ner Chapel Church every End
and 4th Monday night al 800.
They have a paid up member
ship Of 20 voting members, in
GLIDING people in Quinn Road
and the community.
The Mt Clemens Branch Of
the NAACP met al Zion Bap-
tisl church for their member
ship drive. President Drewy
was sent 10 the conference IN
Kansas City
The Mt. Clemens East Side
Boys Club has 20 members paid
up. The group went swlmm-
ing last Saturday ioi 2 hours
OF fun. They have a ball team
named the Mt Clemens Yanks.
The boys meet every We'd
ncsday al 233 Howard street
from 6 to Z and welcome all
boys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

il you're having party. going
away on vacation. have out-of-
town guests visiting, celebrating
an anniversary. or birthday, get
ting married or having a baby
be sure 10 call your news in
to me at TW. 1898.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

RE Mae Riley Johnny Banks,
OTIS Washington, Eva Carson,
Prella Drake. Ruth Riley, Jean
Mobley, Lucille Barnes Mary
HYDE. Katie Gilmore, Horace
Streeter. Robert King. Mazaline
Cunningham, and Mrs. Mildred
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin
will be. among the many guest
al the Les Bohommer Clubs
picnic given at Cass Benton Park
on July 5.
BUILD NEW HALL
The construction OF the new
hall opposite Father Cline's Holy
Ghost Catholic Church on Bin
der is well on Us way TO a
complete finish. The hall be
longs 10 the church
Wei come home 10 Pfc Wi
liam Hackett of Wexford street
Willie is on three-day pass
from Lockbourne Air Base N
Columbus, Ohio, where ne IS a
clerk-typist
FORCE VISITOR
Rosie Battle is with Us for
summer vacation from Wllber-
force College and Miss Sylvia
Scott is home again after a ten
month stay IN Washington, d
c.
Lulu Mae Mitchell and her
brother. Jimmie. are off 10
two weeks OF fun at Shady
Green Pastures Camp. They
will leave July 18th.
Vernon Chapel AME Church
/ is preparing for the missionary
convention. july 10 Rev and
Mrs AikenS have invented a
money making trick that | adj
nit Is pretty unique It's an
autograph book that anyone may
sign for twenty-five cents or
lmore.
The book Will be on exhibit
at Jackson, Mich. where the
convention viii be held
Mr.. John Chapman intends to
build the membership Of the
| American Youth Guild up tc
| fifteen hundred boys and girls
| by l949.
| That's all the news for now
STE you next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
CONANT GARDEN
ri Z w S
BIZ DOROTHY BATTLE

A double celebration was in
order for Mr., and Mrs. Robert
Gaylorn last week when Mrs.
Gaylorn gave birth 10 seven
pound baby boy, Robert Jr., on
their third wedding anniversary.
The Danver Guyton marriage
has hit the rocks after five
years, Mrs. Guyton has filed
for her decree.
hear that Miss Eva Mae
Carson will become Mrs. Da.
vld Green in August. Miss
Mary Barnes will become the
wife Of Mr.. Spencer Bush on
July Is. Loads Of SUGGEST
Mrs Catherine Jones of 4730
Stockton street is home from
Highland Park General Hospital
and I'm happy to report she's
doing nicely.
Alton White. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace White OF Nevada
street, is well and about again
after a. automobile accident
which injured his left lcg.
SOJoURNER QUEENS LOSE
The Sojourner Queens were
defeated 1874 by swell players
from Fenklc at Atkinson's play
ground. However. all is not al
ways on the ball in baseball.
for as th1 truck load OF youth
from Fonkle began TO pull away.
rocks began to fly from all
angles and two Fenkle girls
were injured The girls were
Erma Jean Terry and Shirley.
Hope you're better soon girls
Gay reunion for Ronald
Whitfield who dated Dorothy
Smith last Sunday. Ronald had
not seen Dorothy for five
years.
There viii be a party al the
beautiful home of T j Martin,
real estate executive, in honor
of Mi Martins son, Robert
James, Plans are being made for
Fridays party by Robert James
fiance. Eleanor Hall. and Mr.
and Mrs Harry Thomas
And what party it was for
Rosetta Bush Of Nevada street
on her sixteenth birthday
Among the party guests were
George Beard Hose Lee Bernell
Bush. Vernell Bush. Samuel Me
Kcevers. Elliot Thompson. Car
il you're having a party, going
away on vacation, have out-of-
town guests visiting, celebrating
an anniversary. or birthday, get
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Vacation Plans Of Residents;
IGrOsvemOrs Leape ON Cruise
Bv Lillian Arthur

DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
left Friday for a 1eisurely cruise
through the Panama Canal and
along the western coast line OF
South America.
They sailed on the Grace Line,
and their trip will take them to
Peru, Ecuador and Chile. They GIl
be away about six weeks, and when
they return they will 60 directly
to their summer home in Nova
Scotia. They will return to Wild
Acres in late September.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. c. Moses Of Ken
wood have gone to their summer
home in Magnolia on Cape Cod.
One reason that Mrs. Moses enjoys
her summer at the Cape is that
during her stay there she finds
time to do more of the portrait
painting that she does so beauti-
fully.
At a little tea she gave Just be-
fore she left, Mrs. Moses exhibited
one of her newer paintings-a por-
trait of her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Hudson S. Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses will do good
deal of entertaining while at the
Cape. For a part of the summer
they will have their son, Mr.. Will
liam Barnard Moses and his bride
of a few weeks as their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Moses were married June
IA and are now in their apartment
in Buckingham Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Martin, who
have been in Cape May, N. j., for
a ten-day vacation, are expected
back at their home this weekend.
Mrs. B. Mala is again in Somer-
set, where she lived some years
ago, and she will spend the summer
with her son-in-law and daughter,
MI. and Mrs. Willis B. Nolan. Mrs.
Mala spent the winter in Ossiring,
N. Y, with her daughter. Miss Jirka
Mala, who Is now in New Hamp-
shire. where she is tennis instructor
at Camp Onaway, camp for
girls.
One Of the few parties OF the
week was the luncheon that Mrs.
Jarl E. Larsen, a former Bethesda
resident, gave Wednesday with Mrs.
William Nicholas as co-hostess. Mrs
Nicholas also lived in Bethesda
before moving to her present home
in Alexandria. They took their
guests to the Old Club in Alexandria
for luncheon and the guests stayed
on through the afternoon for sew
eral games of bridge.
Bethesdans at the party were Mrs.
T. Emmert Beall, Mrs. Horace Beall
and her sister, Miss Sue Thomas:
Mrs. E. M. Willis, Mrs. Edwin M.
Wanner, Mrs. George Holmes, Mrs.
Joseph A. Guard, Mrs. Thomas
Godfrey, Mrs. George T. Condron,
Mrs. Fred Strine, Mrs. Richard E.
Titlow, Mrs. Morton B. Kammerer,
Mrs. Guy McIver Hooks, Mrs.
George Troxler, Mrs. L. H. Pettus
and Mrs. w. Marvin Smith. And
from the District there were Mrs.
George Connatser and Mrs. Herbert
Mitchell.
Miss Sally Lee Rush, daughter OF
DR.. Arma E. Rush and Mrs. Rush,
Representative to the Maryland
House of Delegates will leave
for several weeks at the
Girl Scout camp, Mount Solon, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger P. Hollings-
worth are planning to spend week
ends during July and August in
Evening star., 1948-07-11
80, 900 Men to Work
On New Russian Dam
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW. - Thirty thousand
workers will be soon building an
immense dam acros sthe Kama
River in the Northern Urals.
Building a power station which will
be the second largest in the Soviet
Union and furnish immense quanti-
ties of cheap electric power to this
important industrial area, the work
ers will have to move 100000 cubic
meters of earth and install 10000
tons of structural steel.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

to Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Noise of
Southern Maryland, and Mrs. Blunt
and their four children have gone
to their summer place at Lake
Sunapee, N. II.
Mr.. Blunt and Mrs. Blunt's moth
er, Mrs. William H. Lloyd. will join
them about the first of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Himstead and
their son Scott have returned from
a To-day vacation at Cape May,
N. j.
They will spend the month of
August at Gull Lake, Mich, at the
Evening star., 1948-07-11

summer home of Mrs. Himstead's
mother, Mrs. John A. Scott.
Miss Pearl McIver will spend July
at the University Of Washington
where she will teach several courses
in the summer session of the uni
versity.
Miss McIver, who lives at 5412
Harwood road, is the chief Of the
once Of Public Health Nursing and
Is the president Of the American
Nurses Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Cochrane
have gone to Long Island to stay
Evening star., 1948-07-11

their cottage at Broadwater on the
Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yesair are va
cationing at Bethany Beach, Del.
Before leaving for the seashore they
made quick trip to Plattsburg, N.
Y, where their daughter, Miss
Nancy Yesair, will be a junior coun-
selor at Camp Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blunt have
leased theiJ home for the summer
Evening star., 1948-07-11

through July and August. Their
daughter. Miss Donna Cochrane,
will spend her vacation at camp
near Bridgewater. vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A. Martin
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Firsf-Quarfer Tax Revenue
Up Z Million in Virginia
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9-Reve-
nues Of the Commonwealth from all
sources for the first quarter of the
new fiscal year jumped $2,435,4 ,43s
over the first quarter last year.
The controllers office said this
renected a part of the Governors s
tax program adopted in 1913. al.
though 1t did not include any reve-
nue. from the increase in individual
income taxes, which has not become
effective.
. The report on September, 1948
income showed $10,2l4,O92. COM
pared with $8,488, ,222 a year ago,
Taxes on incomes of corporations
jumped to 1881 ,629 for the month
from 5000, $50 in 1947.
Motor vehicle tax collections were
up sharply, from $2,863,854 to S.
419,3 ,341 in the month and from
$8,816.139 to $10,089, 900 in the
quarter.
Gasoline tax collections may reach
SAC, 100000 during the 1948 calendar
year If present trends continue.
division of motor vehicles officials
said.
Returns for the first nine months
of the year amounted to $29, ,646,-
411.35, an increase of more than
10 per cent over the $26,711, ,556.28
collected during the similar period
of 1947
The calendar year 1947 saw $685.
OBS 1886 taken in gasoline taxes.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Further Tests Planned
In Death OF Two in Car
Special pispoteh 10 The s,or

GCRDONSVILLE, Va, Nov. g.
Chemical tests will be made in Rich.
mond today in an effort to determine
the cause OF death of young couple
found in car on a Gordonsville
truck parking lot early yesterday.
The victims are Mrs. Dorothy
Bowler, 20, war widow and telephone
operator at Gordonsville, and Albert
Trainum, jr., %, telephone repair
man of Meltons, son of a Louisa
County sawnill operator. Their bod
les were found about Z am. in his
car, parked in a lot owned by the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co. ,.
An autopsy performed in Char
lottesville yesterday by DR.. j. r.
Cash, University of Virginia pa.
thologist, failed to determine the
cause OF death, authorities said.
Deputy Sheriff P. c. Davis said
the windows of Trainum's cars were
closed and the ignition off, but he
added that the truck which Trainum
drove was backed up to his car and
the truck ignition was turned on.
Exhaust fumes from the truck could
have penetrated the auto in which
the two were sitting, he said.
He added that the bodies bore no
marks of violence and that every
thing in the Trainum car was lin
order" The couple had been keep
ing company for some time, the
deputy said.
Evening star., 1948-11-09
Alexandra Man Gets Year
In Theft Of Movie Camera

Frederick Smith, "a, colored. 800
block of South Washington street,
Alexandria, was sentenced to one
year in the State Penitentiary by
Judge Walter T. Mccarthy in Ar
lington Circuit Court yesterday after
he pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
Smith was charged with theft of
motion picture camera valued at
$3.50 from an Arlington store on
August 4.
In other cases, Astor Green God
win, 33, and Aubrey Costin, 4S, both
Of the 1900 block of Wilson boulevard,
Arlington, pleaded guilty to simple
assault growing out of an alterca-
ton June 27. Both men previously
had been indicted on charges of
felonious assault.
Godwin was fined $50 and given
a 30-day Jail sentence which was
suspended. Costin's case was re-
ferred to the probation officer.
Harvey Ed Flowers, 46, colored,
Route 2, Alexandria, who had been
indicted on charge of grand larceny
involving theft of building bricks,
pleaded guilty to petty larceny and
his case was referred to the proba-
ton officer.