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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Atty. Willis M. Graves
81 Mack Avenue
TE. 3-e0as

1s S-0goS
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
ROB E RT CRUTCHFIELD
Plaintiff, VS.. CLANDIA CRUTH-
FIELD, Defendant.
NO. l2l.233
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session Of said Court. held
at the Court House in the CITY
CT Detroit, in said County and
State on the l4th day Of Janu.
airy, io48.
Present: HON. CHESTER p.
OHARA. Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the aft.
davit hereto attached. from
which it appears that the defen-
dant is not a resident of the city
OF Detroit, Michigan. but when
last heard from resided in Sayre-
ton. Alabama: therefore. personal
service Of process cannot be had
upon her within the Jurisdiction
OF this Court.
On motion Of Willis NJ. Graves
attorney for plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the de.
PENDANT appear in this cause with.
IN three months from the date
hereof or her default will be TAX.
CT that = copy Of this order. to-
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Atty. Edward \. Simmons
ana Lnwxars Rldu.

Atty. Edward n. Simmons
900 Lawyers Bldg.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
THOMAS CAMPBELL, Plain.
tiff. vs.. PAULINE c L o Y D
CAMPBELL. Defendant.
NO. 4l7.seo
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT session Of said court held
IN the Court House in the City
Of Detroit in said county an d
state on the 18th day Of Deem
ler. A. D., ls47.
Present: THE HON. GEORGE
E MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the affi-
davit hereto attached from which
il appears that the d e fe n d n I.
Pauline Cloyd Campbell. is a
resident Of Detroit, Michigan and
that il is believed that the said de-
fendsnt Is concealing herself
within the jurisdiction of this
court for the purpose Of evad /.
ing process Of this court and that
by reason thereof the service OF
process cannot be had upon her:
therefore,
On motion Of Edward A. Sim
mons, attorney for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED, and this
Court. by virtue Of the authority
therein vested. doth hereby order
that the defendant appear in this
cause within three 90 months
from the date hereof or her de.
fault will be taken and thai a
copy OF this Order, together with
a copy OF the affidavit upon
which II Is founded be mailed 10
the defendant at her last known
place Of address. al 1892 Park.
grove Street Detroit. Michigan
by Registered Mail. Return Re.
ceipt Demanded;
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy of this Order be
published in the Detroit Tribune
a newspaper printed and publish.
ed in the County of Wayne,
Michigan. accordingto law:
GEORGE B. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
n True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN.
Clerk
BY ED MURAwSKE,
Deputy Clerk
l-3l; IS.
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Legal. NOTICE

a copy of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous to
said time of hearing, in the De-
troit TRIBUNE, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said
County Of Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
"a True Copy
2-2l-a-s
Deputy Clerk
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Atty. Frederick Yates
all Gratiof

Sill Gratiot
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne IN Chancery.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NO. asses
ALTHEA G.. IRWIN, Plaintiff
VS.. JAMES IRWIN. Defendant.
Al a session Of said Court held
al the Court House in the City of
Detroit in said County on the 9th
day Of January, A. D.. 1913.
Present: HON. CHESTER p.
O'HARA, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing that IL cannot be ascer-
tained in what state or county the
defendant now resides and his
present whereabouts are un.
known, that his last place Of resi-
dence was General Delivery, Day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Association. Women Lawyers
Association OF Michigan. and
Oakland County Bar Association
Students Of senior high
schools are eligible TO par
ficipaie. and judging will be
done by lawyers in each con.
qressional district appointed
by the president Of the State
Bar.
The pGrpose % the contest
Nj Gsuli states. is % stimulate
the thinking ~ M.chiEan's high
school students on the import
ance q law in the American
system az constitutional govern
n,ert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
OSCAR E. LICGETT
ATTORNEY.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in tie
ircuit Court for the County Of
'ayne in Chancery.
NO. 42s,OO
MARY LYNCH. Plaintiff
EOhGE LYNCH. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ a session of said Court held
the Court House in the CITY Of
leuoit on the 10th day OF reb
lary, AID. 1913.
Present THE HON. THOMAS
MAHER, Circuit Judge
~ appearing to this Court
Ion. ION the affidavit of the plaintiff
ndl the defendant. George
s:ynch, does not reside in the
e State OF Michigan, but resides at
gia: 'a' Wv
On Motion of Oscar E. Lisee,t
'tiorney for the plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that he Al
pear and answer the Bill of Com
. FAINT filed in this cause within
.s hree months from the date Of
III. ms order. or said Bill will be
edken as confessed. and that q
copy OF this order be sent 10 III,
isSt known address Of said de
isnuant oy registered mail. an,
IN case no registered return re
eelpt signed by the defendant i
,; sSLelyed, that this order be pub
ished as required by Law.
THOMAS r. MAHER.
\ True Copy
'DGAR R., N. BRANIGN.
5y A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk
So
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LEGAL NOTICE
Herbert L. Dudley
Attorney At.Lav
A7Ss HnsSHll 81

Ass Russell 81.
STATE or MICHIGAN. II TIE
circui, Court Tor TIE County O.
Wayne in C5arce
EMERSON WRIGHT. Pis1a..a. US
GLADYS WRIGHT. Defendant
NO. 477-sls
~ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At q SCISSOR u SAID Court he,5
in the Court House II me City
a Detroit OF the 29,a cay Of Jan.
usry. A D 1919
Present The HON FRANK 3
FERGUSON Circuit Judge.
Il appearing 70 th.s Court ron
re sf.dsv., 81 iae plsi-uH that
the aetenasrf GLADYS w-iEat
does rot reside II ire State 81
Micn.gan ct yes.1ss a. 81
School Stree. A,,srts Geo-s.s
On Notion q HERBERT I. DUD-
LEY. attorney fo- ire plsinuE.
IT IS ORDERED ,as, sae ap-
pear and answer re B. q Cen
pan; f.e5 y IRIS cs-se w.,e.-
three months f-or tire cate 3. IRIS
order. o- sac B.! g-. b taken
as ccntessc1 and ira. sopy q
tbs c-ce- &c sent q ne last
known ADDRESS q: sac deteassa.
BY reEstered nal ard j. case
no reg.s,e-es set-.n .ece II; s.En.
ed ~ Ire 5e:sr1s1t is received
that iris order be pso.sAed as -e-
CURED 81 ,sw
FRANK 2 FERGUSON
C--ca.i Usage
A True C3p
EDGAR y BRASIGIS
Clerk
BY a Z NADER.
Deplty c.s-k
y. 3-27
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. County
Of WAYNE:

STATE or MICHIGAN. County
Of WAYNE
IS. 3s4s7o
AZ q session of the Probate
Court for sad County Of Wavne
held at the Probate Court Room
N the City of Detroit. on the
Eleventh dav OF February IN
the wear one thousand nine hun.
dred and 'ortv-eight
PRESENT: James Fl Sex,op
Judge o. Probate II the matte
ot the Estate Of ROSEMARY
MOORE Deceased
Julian ". Perry. a pubb, al
ninistrato- and special admin.
strator Of said estate. having
rendered 70 said Court his fret
arr final account in said matte.
II Is ordered that the TweIf,b
dav Of March newt =, ,sm
O'Clock n the forenoon AZ said
court Room he appointe1 for
examinine and allowing said
And II is further ordered ,ha,
copN Of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks conSecutively previous 40
said time ~ hearing In H. n ~
troit TRIBUNE ne,.s 80. De.
printed printed and circulating in said
JAMES H. SEXTON.
"a True Copy r''oa'e
2-2i-3.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Atty. Willis ~. Graves
81 Mack Avenue


81 Mack Avsnus
TE. 3-soss
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN TIE
Circuit Court for the c unity
OF Wayne IN Chancery.
WILLIE 6. MOSLEY. Pls.nuA
VS.. JESSIE MAE MoSLEY. De-
fendant.
NO. lz3.ls3
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session o. Ssic Court. held
at the Court House. in the City
Of Detroit. County Of Wayne and
State Of Michigan. on the l4th
Gay OF January. l945
PRESENT HON. CHESTER P.
O'HARA, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof having been
made showing that the defendant
is not a resident Of the State Of
Michigan. but resides at 9406 Al
ans Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
On motion Of Willis VI. Graves
and Claude w Haywood. attor-
neys for plaintiff, IT IS ORDER
Ed that the defendant Jessie
Mae Mosley, enter her appear
snce in said cause on or before
three CD months from the date
Of this Order, or the Bill Of Com
plant may be taken as confessed:
that copy Of this order be
served upon the defendant eth
er personally or by registered
mail. or that said order be pub
lished as required by law.
CHESTER p. O'HARA.
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN,
Clerk
BY ED MURASKE,
Deputy Clerk
l-3l; 81.
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Blood Donors Aid
III Scout Veteran

George Cushing was glad he
had an opportunity 10 do his
Boy Scout duty for the week.
A WJR newscaSt requesting
blood for hospitaiized Uncle OF
10 Hornung. III year old veteran
friend OF scouting. resulted IN
more than 100 volunteer donors
calling the hospital within an
hour after the newscast Amos
r. Shields. Area Scout Executive.
reported the successful outcome
in . letter OF thanks 10 News
Editor Cushing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
NO. as ass

NO. 4z5,esS
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session q sad Court held
a. the Courthouse IN tire CITY q
Detroit Co9niy arr State store-
said, THIS 18Th dsy q Jan4a-y. A
D.. 1915
Present HON. FRANK B.
FERGUSON. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearing By
affidavit Of BENJAMIN ?. Mason.
plaintiff herein. on hie IL this
Cause, thst !, cannot be ascertain
Cd IN what state o. country the
eefendsn; resides.
Upon motion % Patrick and
Pairick. attorneys for plaintiff.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
Georgia Mason. the defendant
herein. appear and answer this
Bll e Complaint filed in this
Cause. within three months from
TIE date z tbs Order. o. said
BIZ 4 Complaint viii Be taken
a. confessed cy said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
hat tbs Order be published IN a
ness spaper published and circu-
lated IN the County Of Wayne and
state u Michigan, as required by
law. ano also that . copy Of this
Order be sent by registered mail
10 said defendant al Richmond.
California.
FRANK B. FERGUSON.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANICN.
Clerk
BY a Z. NADER.
Deputy Clerk
AffY. Charles n. Perkins
szJ z Warren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
LEcsL NOTICE

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
C.-csi' Court for the County Of
wsvne in Chsncery
DORIS JOHNSON, Plaintiff. VS.
ELwOOD JOHNSON, Defend
ant
NO. 4zs.I37
ORDER or PUBLICATION
~ session OF sale Court held
a. ire Courthouse in the City OF
Detroit on the ,ith day Of Febru-
s-y 4 D. 1913
Present. HON. THOMAS 2. MA
HER Cl.cuit Judge
j. th!s cause i appearing BY az
f5av.t or file that the defendant
Eiwoo5 Johnson. cannot be serv-
&C or process issued out Of this
Court as ne is 70; a resident Of
re State q Michigan. but resides
n ire CIV q s, Paul. County Of
p ssn.ng;on ard State Of Mime
sofa
Or Motion e. Charles r. Per-
k,ns attorney toT plaintiff
= IS ORDERED TIA, Tire de-
tercsrf Eiw0od Johnson. appear
s11 answer me Bill q Complain;
r IT'S Cause w!thin three months
or ire dste o. his order. or that
s.5 BIZ VII re taken as confessed
so5 trst 'h.s o,de- be published
sccoc@ rE 70 lsw and . copy
ths-eo: oe served upon the de-
ter5an; sv reg stored mail as re-
eG.-ec g. lsw
THOMAS ? MAHER.
Circuit Judge
4 TIE Copy
Edgar y BRANIGIN.
Ry 4 sHEDD
DePl;y Clerk
2-2l a-zZ
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Atty. Julian w. Perry.
Administrator
AnE N-.As-A

ADMINISTRATOR
40S Grafioi
NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
STATE Of MICHIGAN. the Pro
ate Court for the County Of
Wayne.
NO. 3S0.S4A
In the Matter of the Estate Of
COLUMBUS KING, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
reditors of said deceased are re-.
lulred TO present their claims. in
writing and under oath. 10 said
Court at the Probate Office In
he City of Detroit, in said Coun.
~, and 70 serve a copy thereof
upon JULIAN w. PERRY. Ad.
ministrator Of said estate, al 4O5
1ratiot Avenue. Detroit. Mich.
gan on or before the 5th dav OF
May, AID, l948. and that such
claims will be heard by said
court, before Judge THOMAS c.
dURPHY, in Court Room No
%, Wayne County Building IN
ne City of Detroit, in said Coun.
y on the 9Th day Of May, A. d
948, at two o'clock in the after.
loon. and in the case of a sur.
living spouse, the court will al
at that time determine wheth.
2 and to what extent claims and
anlinlStration expenses are paw
''oie out OF community properly
out Of separate property Of III
deceased.
Dated February "a. 1913.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
published in Detroit Tribune. once
each week for three weeks sue
eesslvely within thirty DAYS
rom the date hereof.
3-6: 32h
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Patrick & Patrick
Attorneys a, Law
sol Lawyers Building
Detroif Is. MICHIGAN

STATE or MICHIGAN. T. ne
Circuit Court for the Comfy q
Wayne IN Chsncery.
BENJAMIN 2. MASON PLAIN.
tif. vs. GEORGIA MASON. De
fendsrt
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22l-3.s
Of Wayne. county
IS. 5Ss.lss


at a session Of the Prohs,o
Sourt Tor said County Of Wsva .
heia az the Probate court Psa .'s,
N me City Of Detroit a. ,'o IN
Fourth day Of February T. , me
year one thousand nine bnnd' sos
and torty-eighi. hundred
IN, fsKiESENT; Thomas c. Murnbv
S S9age Of Probate. II pay ~.
elstter of the Fs,s,. ne
ShnAhLES S. SMITH Deees..I5i
On reading and flin osas ga
petition Of Eleanor Smith I'M INC
ing mat administrator ~ Icy. .s,s
sseste oe granted 10 herss,ss slo
some other suitable nerso. n OF
IL. ~ IS ordered. that me r..
. ,eenln day Of March nev ign.
zen zen O'Clock In the foren ~sxr az
. !, yudge Patrick III o'p.Dse .
81 ~ sSio Court Room be sn - Dr.e =
'OI AI nearing said petition p''n'eo
ana Il "a further ordsred 49,.
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AffY. Charles r. Perkins
say z Warren
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Fall Tax Payments
Put u. ). Treasury
Technically in Black
by the Assoeiofsd Press

The Government has broken into
the black on its budget operations
for the first time In this fiscal year
Treasury figures showed yesterday
II Heavy quarterly income tax pay
ments gave the Government tech
nical surplus of $28l ,625, 900 as OF
September 81, with almost q fourth
of the 1949 fiscal year gone. Before
then, the books had shown spending
in excess of income. The fiscal year
started July 1.
The situation was less rosy than
it looked on the surface, however
The surplus" could be recorded
only by ignoring $478, ,725. 900 in Eu-
ropean aid program outlays. II
those were counted, as they have
been up to this year, there would
not only be no surplus but $751;
100000 deficit.
Ignore Aid OutIays.
The record books ignored the for
eign aid outlays because Congress,
in a move to bolster the budget
showing, directed that the first So
000, ,000, 600 in recovery spending this
year should be omitted from the
budget figures. This was Offset by
a technical mark down Of an equal
amount from last years budget
surplus.
Nevertheless, the budget standing
for the elapsed part of this fiscal
year was better than that for the
corresponding part of last year,
either on the congressional basis or
otherwise.
There was deficit of $551 1868 900
at this time last year, when all for
eign aid expenditures were counted
on the usual basis.
The explanation for the seeming
improvement Is largely this:
!. Foreign aid spending has been
comparatively slow this year, be-
cause the European aid organiza-
ton was set up only six months
ago. The spending is expected to
speed up.
2. Early last year. in contrast,
Britain was making sharp with
drawals on Its loan balance with
the United States.
Worst Showing Expected.
BY the time this fiscal year ends.
the budget showing is expected to
be far worse than that Of last year.
There was a record high $8,41s, ,OOo,-
600 surplus In fiscal 194S, without
taking into. account the technical
So. 900 .00O. 900 n1ark-doWn ordered by
Congress.
President Truman has estimated
this year would end in a deficit Of
about $1,50O00O,OOO under normal
bookkeeping procedures-or a sur
plus Of about the same amount under
the bookkeeping Congress ordered
used.
Republican congressional leaders
have insisted there would be sub
stantial surplus either way you look
at it.
Evening star., 1948-09-24
Grotto Association Plans
Fredericksburg PorIey
Special Dispoteh to The Stor

SPsClOt CISput 10 ine o'of
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept.
24.-More than 400 persons are ex-
pected to attend the annual meet
ing of the South Atlantic Grotto
Association at the Fredericksburg
Masonic Temple october 8. oficials
said today.
L The e4association includes the local
Ahaea Grotto, the Samis Grotto of
Richmond, the Kallapolis Grotto Of
Washington and the Rocky Mount
IN. c. Grotto. Past Monarch r.
G. Winn Of Abaca Grotto is presi-
dent of the association.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
Fur trimmed COATS
Misses Sis to Sis Coats 500

MISSES SITS to $I25 Goats =. 500
Fottering arrangements Of eoorous silver fox black dyed
Person lamb dyed muskrot blended mink or beaver on
fine broodcoths and vekety suede woos Newest coot
siIhouettes with slim fronts, ripple backs . fIorng fitted,
doubIebreosted dressy or casual Coors were never
hondsomer Stuart or Ghent ereen Warwick brown wine,
Windsor blue Gauntlet or yorndye grey beige or black
Sizes 10 to l8
Jeu6 for Women and Misses-Thhd
Evening star., 1948-11-04
500 $
Womens $IIO and Sis Goats $IOO

pTOO
New smart collar and cuff trims of bock-dyed Persian lamb
fitch muskrot tmedos oscots and yokes of dyed Jap
mink tailored mink collars and ripple showIs of silver or
buedyed fox Wine, geen grey brown and black coots
of Forstmonns Duvo Pacific Mayfair, Juhiofds suede
wooIs and broodcIoth Sizes l2K to p and "a to A.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
DC. Men Given Places
On Savings and Loan
League Committees
BY Edword C.. Stone

Twenty-three building and loal
executives, members of the Distric
Building and Loan League, hav,
been given important committee ap
pointments in the United States
Savings and Loan League, according
TO announcement by Presiden
Ralph M. Smith, The national as.
signments follow:
wilfred H Blanz. American Building AS
socistton, Committee on Examination
Supervision and Audit: Carl c. Smuck
Anaeoiis Fedesa ASyertisns ,sIi. AND oI! Bus
Columbia Federal; Cup Contest; Clarenc,
z. Kefauyer:. Columbia Federal, Fedora
4 Loan Association, Chamber of Com
merce; William N Payne, jr, Eastern
building & Loan. Trends and Economic
Martin A Cook. Enterprise, Government
HogsIns EdWsTd sIdsv l. RoAeer Eag,sol
ment and Investment Policies C. Clinton
James. Jefferson Federal, vice chairman
ferson Federal, Public Relations: NJ
E buckley, National Permanent, Addtiona
s s. symons Northeast Building. Guar.
sntee Of Mortsases and Excess Credits
Howard s: Gott' Northwestern Federal
western, Management: Chaplin B. Bauman
Oriental. Attorneys Committee; Edward C
BaItz; TIt': Pe5petgal legislative tIsv Committee
cedures: Thornton W. owen. Perpetual
Appraisal Policy and Building Practices
ing Elmer j. Carlson, Prudential. Mutua
SAVINGS Bank Operation and FDIC In
surance; Carl J. Bergmann, Washington
Permanent United Estates League Con-
Washington Gas Net Scars.
March net income Of the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. totaled $269, los
against $200,55 year ago. an i'm
provement of S66 $40, officials re-
ported to the Public Utilities Com
mission.
For the first quarter, earnings
were sharply increased by the
greater use of gas for heating and
full time natural gas operation, net
amounting to $951,432 compared
with s537 080. an increase of $414,352
Consolidated net earnings, includ-
ing Maryland and Virginia subsidi-
aries, registered an increase OF
S631 .286 over the same 1947 period
Meters in the District increasd 2,119
in the past year to total 170,993 at
the end of March.
Bryarly Wins Third Prize.
William Bryarly, Riggs National,
representing Washington Chapter
American Institute of Banking, won
third prize in a hotly contested in
tersectional meet at York, Pa, Sat-
urday night. Hugh Ferguson, Mellon
National Bank, Pittsburgh, won first
place.
J. Delafield Dubois, secretary of
the J. P. Morgan & Co., has been
elected director of Seaboard
Surety Co. From 1888 to 1886 he was
assistant counsel to the Federal Re-
serve Board.
Raymond G. Marx. controller of
the Riggs National Bank, was re-
elected chairman of organization of
the Eastern Regional Conference of
the National Association of Bank
Auditors and Controllers, at the
meeting in Pittsburgh
Many high Treasury officials are
attending the fiscal agency confer
ence sponsored by the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Boston. at Swamp
scott, Mass. The meeting is to dis
cuss Reserve Bank operational prob
lens
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Gains Of Fractions
To Point Prevail
On Stock Market
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeiofsd Press Finoneiol Writer


NEW YORK, May 4.-Further
buying demand kept today's stock
market generally on the upgrade,
although many leaders faltered.
The business outlook, based partly
on big Government spending, still
provided the main bullish incentive.
There was more profit-cashing on
the lengthy upswing attributed to
the belief the rise may have been
overdone. Labor situations, notably
the threatened railway strike, re-
NAMED as a cautionary element.
Dealings quickened at intervals
after the start and gains of fractions
to point or so prevailed near the
fourth hour.
Better performers were Santa Fe,
Southern Railway, Union Pacific,
United States Steel, Youngstown
Sheet. Goodyear, United States
Rubber, Boeing, Western Union,
Anaconda, Du Pont, Allied Chemical,
Johns-Manville. Montgomery Ward
and American Woolen.
Backward most of the time we're
Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros,
Loew's. Twentieth Century-Fox,
Standard Oil of New Jersey, South
ern Pacific, Schenley, Owens Illinois
and United States Gypsum.
Bonds held to a narrow course.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
THE EVENING STAR washington. D. c...A-17
TUESDAY,

soed, q, sso,soo 800 pound nso scxs: ls.se,147s.
weight and weiEhty fed steers steady to
on kinds scaling l,l5o pounds upward:
all grades light and long yearlings steady;
hsifer yeariings, 25 cents higher; beet
ners and cutters steady to strong: bulls
and veaiers steady 70 weak; average
topped. at ;75; most good and choice
hea ytae. 2S.50-31 90: good and choice
yearlinss, 2s.0O-31 90: choice p75 pound
Colorado yeaElinss topped at q So bulk
c"t.cr COWS. 1900 down; most beef cows.
19.50-24;00: high-good fed cows. $500;
sac5ase bulls, 24.50 Sdown; vealers, 5000
down.
tive; slaughter lambs strong to mostly
30 cents higher; ewes scarce, steady to
strong; three loads good and choice 90
100 pound fed wooled lambs, PC; SO: most
medium TO- good woolskins, % 90 1850;
s-,nn supply common to medium 1900
2200: shorn lambs scarce; small lots Just
s3o~ GRADES with No. and pelts,
"a 00-24. so; few good and choice shorn
slaughter ewes. 11.25-11 so; comparable
grade wooled ewes. 1900 down.
Evening star., 1948-05-04
|RCA Profits Boosted
Sharply Above 1947;;
Te|evision Helps
by the kssoeio,sd Press

NEW YORK. May 4.-Profits of
Radio Corp. Of America for the first
quarter of this year ran % per cent
ahead Of the like period of 1s47,
stockholders were told at the 29th
annual meeting today. Increased
sales of television sets played an i'm
portant part.
David Sarnoff, RCA president and
board chairman, said net profits for
the first quarter totaled $5,764, ,498 or
SO cents a share. This was 81, ,084 ,433
more than for the first three months
OF last year. when earnings amounted
to % cents a share.
RCA began 1948 with q 500, ,0O0.- :
600 backlog Of untitled orders, said
Mr.. Sarnoff.