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Evening star., 1949-08-05
Charles Town to Hold
VI Day Celebration
By the Assocjotsd Press

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Aug.
5.-Charles Town is going to cele-
brate the fourth anniversary Of
vi day on August Is.
The Town Council has decreed
halliday holiday. The celebration
will include parade, the crown
ing of a queen and speeches.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
16,037 Shares Traded
Here During July With
Utilities Most Active
By Edword c. Stone

Trading on the Washington
Stock Exchange in July totaled
16,O37 shares, a very fine mid
summer showing, and comparing
with a turnover of 1887 shares
during June.
Demand for Potomac Electric
Power common again led the
market as has been the case ever
since the stock was listed. During
July 10,899 shares changed owner
ship, more and more Washing
tonians investing in the issue.
The last sale was at 14H4.
Virginia Electric g. Power COM
mon stood second in July activity
with a turnover of 1,435 shares.
Trading in this stock was in prac-
tically the same volume as in
June, ending the month at IT.
Next came Washington Gas
Light, 1,o48 shares changing hands
during the month. This popular
stock closed July at 1914. Gar
finckel and Hecht common were
the most active store stocks, while
American Security & Trust led the
bank stocks. The Peoples Drug
turnover totaled 365 shares.
Association IS Years Old.
The American Building Associa-
ton will be rs years old tomorrow
having been founded August 6,
1874, in a small Southeast Wash
ington neighborhood. according to
Secretary Wilfred H. Blanz. Re
sources have more than doubled
since 1941, now totaling $2S,000.-
600.
The officers are DR.. William c.
Farmer, president; John E. Merg-
ner, vice president; Mr.. Blanz,
secretary; Howard B. Kramer,
treasurer.
American Airlines reported a
profit OF $3,546,000 for the six
months ending June 80, against
a loss Of $4,000,000 a year ago, a
resulting improvement of over ST.
100000. Ali types OF trafhc hg-
ured in the upturn.
Stores Watch Inventories.
Outstanding orders for goods
placed by Washington department
stores on June 80, 1949, were "a
per cent under the same date a
year ago, the Richmond bank re-
ported today. Orders in the Fifth
District were down 80 per cent.
indicating a close watching of in
ventories.
Merchandise on hand was only
l per cent under June year ago.
Total receivables were u per cent
higher than on June 80, 1948.
During June, 4s per cent of cur
rent bills and 20 per cent of in
stallment bills were collected.
Retail sales in the first half year
were up per cent in the Capital;
off per cent in the Fifth District.
Bank Examiner Promoted.
Francis E. Nugent of Boston has
been named assistant chief ma
tional bank examiner and will
assume his duties here on August
%. He has been a bank examiner
since 1885. He is a Harvard grad
uate.
The Treasury. which began
deficit financing operations this
week, made known today it will
seek to borrow approximately
s100.000,000 in new money" next
week.
Evening star., 1949-08-05

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Evening star., 1949-08-05

Pepsi Cola Co. announce divi-
dend of 10 cents share, payable
September IS to stock Of record
August Is. This is the first pay
ment since 1912 cents on Septem-
ber Is, 1948.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Four Children in Family
Possible Polio Victims
By the Asseeioisd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 5.-Four
children of a Mcdowell, Highland
County, family were admitted to
the Medical College OF Virginia
Hospital here yesterday as pos
sible polio victims.
In the group we're two girls, 8
and 7, and two boys, II years and
Is months.
Also admitted yesterday as a
polio suspect was 6-year-old
Richmond girl.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Washington Exchange
SALES.

at 233s, At 33h
Potomac Elec Pwr com-50 at 14h
American Security 81 Trust-lOO at 27Ha
Potomac Elec Pwr com-lOO at l4L., 90
at 14A.,, 10 at 14A, 20 at 14A, 20 at
14h, 80 at 14H.
GarfinckeI 4lafo pfd-2O at 17h.
Potomac Elec 3.60fo pfd~ ~B-56 at 4s,
PiJRiT,. fITn.Ury Q0EnS
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Odd-Lot Declines

The Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion reported today these transactions By
customers with odd lot dealers or spe-
cialists on the New York Stock exchange
for August 4: 1855 purchases involving
1898 shares; 1856 sales involving so. 46s
shares including 81 short sales involvtns
1,230 shares.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
II:OO an $50 900 1900 noon. $50 900
1p,m 71o 600 300 m.- 600 oOo

ruptcy or receivership or being rsorsanised
under ths Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed BY such companies Rates Of din.
disbursements. based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
sr * riIhts A6o extra or extras. FIus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock. . Pad
ast year. Payable u stock. estimated
clared paid 80 far this year. Deelared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
X Declared OF paid this wear, an accumula:
this ear. dividend omitted. deferred or No
action taken at last dividend meeting
S1,dsna " y soef eHss
cash value undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1949-08-05
N. 7. Curb Market
DES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

| Holly Strs .15e- 4
Int Hyd Ell pt 50
IKinssCoLtg log 6lh
Lake Sh MIN ~ 11h
LIE Tourneau IL
Line Mat .80g ~
ILoneStarG 1.20 22N
Long Island Ltg. su
Lou Land&E la. AN
McWi1l Dredge siA
Midi Stl n-cum2 1oas
Muter Co .60e-. 6lh
jNatBelHess zoe 81
Nat Union Rad 2iz
Niagara Hud Pr. 12N
Northeast AirI IN
|Panacoastal Oil 2h
! Pennroad I2e-- 8N
Pepperell "a 55ih
R-k-O opt war NJ
! Raytheon M1g-- 81
} Schultz ID A. lN
! Segal Lock d. H ~
!. Shattuck D zoe IN
! Solar Mfg - n
, SCE4.Ssc pf1. .22 28N
} Stand Oil KY 2 31h
St1nnes (H) - ~
} Technicol .S0E-. IA
I'm Gas Can lag. 1oz
United Corp WV ~
j Unit Lt6sRys If. 50
/ Valtham Vtc wi ~
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Metals Prices

NEW YORK. Aug. tP.-Spot non.
cents pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead.
l4s4 cents . pound. New York. Zinc,
10 cents . pound. East st. TSuis.
Evening star., 1949-08-05

!. IL
Alaska Airl - ~
AlLes Brew n s
Am Gas a. FL B. 45y
Am Maracaloo-. 81
Am Nat G BOZ 25%
Am Superpower y
Am Superpwr pf 100
ArkNatGas 3Ug 81
ArkNatGsA .1Ug 81,
Auto v Mch Tag 81
BraZ IT LdP = 165
Breeze Corp s
Brown-FDist.SO loZ
Brown-F jrpf.4O 81
Chi & So Airl--. 3
|Cit Service "a Az
Colonial Airline. 81
Col Fuel6H w ~
Colts Mig ---. 36z
ConsGasUt .60a IL,
ICoro Inc ] liz
Corroon&R hss.- 81
Croft Brew ?
iCub Att Sug "a III
Domestic Credit 81
Dom Stl&Coal 1 137
Fl Bono&Sh 1as Is
Eureka c Ltd J
FansteelMet Ae 10
FtPittBrew .6Oa IL
Hecla Min l. 1o'
Hou c Gold "a 3,
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Corporation EQrninqs

NEW YORK, Aug. 5 Especially .-Earnines
for corporations reporting today for the
hrst six months Of 1949 are compared be-
lQ4Q. 1913,
Evening star., 1949-08-05

II
| BendxHomeAaaT 7
Benef IndL ! hn
| Benguet CnsMn.
Best Foods "a
| Beth Steel $40
! Bigelow-S 2.4Oa.
| Birmingham Ell
| Bliss E w l. -
| Boeing Airp 1g-
Bohn Alum&B !
TBon Ami A A.
4BonAmiB1.20g
Bond Stores .
| Borden Co 1.80g
Borg-Warner IA
Boston & Me-
Branin Air ---.
fBrwg Corp Am
Briggs Mfg 1g -
Briggs&Stra la
Bristol-My 1.6o-
Bklyn Un G.90g
Brwn&B Bigelow l
Brown Sh 1.S0a.
Bruins Balkes4g.
Bucyrus-E SOC
Budd Co 80 -.
tBudd Co pf 5 =
Buf Mag pf3.60-
Bulova Witch 3a-
Burl,fs M l 42a-
Burr Add M 80
| Butler Bros -
liButler pf 4h--
Butte CAIN Ae
Byers A M Ia -
| Byron Jacks "a
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Callahan Zinc
Calumet ds Hec-
| Campbell Wy 1E
lean Dry GA so
lCanad Brew q
lean Pac Rv 'Ag
CannonMls 2Ag
tCap Adm pf 8
Capital Airllnes.
lCaro Pw 81 1t 2
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| tease j I pf Z -
Caterpil TT kh-
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| fCelan 10 pf Z
| Celotex CORP l.
Cen Ga Ry pf 60.
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| Certn-tdPd .60a
| Champ Paper 2
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Ches d. Ohio 3--
Chi Corp 80 -
Chi d. East Ill
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ChryslerCp3s4g
| CHM G&E LAO
fCinn G&E pf 4
C I T Finan 8
| City Prod 2h
| CITY Stores 20
| Cley El II . 20
| TClevEl II of 4 n
Climax NJ 20
| Clinton Ind 2.40
| Clopay Corr -.
| Cluett Peab 1g-.
| Coca-Coia "A -
| Colgate-P-P "a
Collins & AK l.
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lCol BroadA TOE
iColum Gas %
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Cont Dia F .35g
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| CorninzGlass "a
| Crane Co l Goa
| Cromwell 1.60g
| Crucible Steel
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| Cudahy P pf4 "a
| Cuneo Press l.
| Curtis Publish
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Decca Record "a
| Deere & Co La
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net Mich st i5p
| Det Steel Cp "a
| De Vilbiss ag--
| Dia Match Ia
| Dist CorD-Sea ]
lDivco CORP 1.60.
Dixie Cur l.
Dcme Mines 10
dow Chm 1.30g
tDwChm 2pf3A
Dresser Ind p.
Dunhll Intl ] -.
Duplan Co lab-.
Du Pont de N -.
DWG Cigar 1ag-
| EAGLE-PI 80
Eastern AirLins
East Kod ] .30h-
Eaton Mrg Iag
Eds Br Str 1.20
Fl Auto-Lite g.
ElecBoat Ia =.
Elec Stor Bat 2
Elgin NatW. Goa
Fl Paso NC 1.2o
Emer Elec M /
Emerson r l 90
Emp Dis E1 .69g
Eouit On BLDG
Erie RR kx -
IE-Cell-O $50
FAIRBNKS1b bag
Faiardo SuK "a.
Falstah Br 2
Family Fin 1.20
Fedders-Quig l
Fed Min&Smlt 4
tied D s pf Az
Fid Phoenx r "a
FireStone T&R 4
fFiresT&Rpf4h "a
Flintkote "a
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Florence st Ag-
ForidaPw 1.20-
Food Fair .4oa-
Food Mach lab :
tFood Mch pf3H
Foster Wheel L
Freeport Sui T..
Evening star., 1949-08-05
Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. s lF.-Dividends de-
elared.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
n. Y. Bond Market

fFUrnfshed by 1ho A0seel1tA0 Rfes0.D
Evening star., 1949-09-30

lof 180. 0.000-pounds-per-hou capa-
city would be bought for the
plant, which is at South Capitol
and E streets. A cooling tower
for water used in refrigeration
would be built there to replace
the present river pumphouse, and
the refrigeration capacity of the
plant would be virtually doubled.
All lighting equipment in the
Capitol and other buildings served
from the existing generators would
be converted from direct current
to alternating current in order
to make use of Pepco power.
A new tunnel for steam and air
Evening star., 1949-09-30
the House Public Works Commit.

the House Public Works Commit
tee.
The measure would direct David
Lynn. architect of the Capitol, to
60 forward with plans to cease
generating power at the plant
in favor of buying current from
the Potomac Electric Power CO.
Installation of new facilities,
however, would enable the plant
to provide adequate steam and re-
frigeration for the buildings on
the Hill. including air-condition-
ing for the Supreme Court.
Two new coal-burning boilers
Evening star., 1949-09-30

conditioning lines would be laid
from the plant to the Senate Office
Building under North Carolina
avenue. Second street and c street
Sc. and Second street NE.
Branch lines would carry heat and
cold to the Supreme Court and
Library of Congress Annex, and
there would be provision for sup
plying the main Library of Con-
gress building in the future, as
we'll as the projected new Senate
Office Building.
Mr.. Lynn would be directed to
conduct a competition among not
less than three engineering firms
Evening star., 1949-09-30

killed and several injured, includ-
ing the mayor.
Earlier, the army announced
that bandits who had terrorized
residents Of Saboya district were
arrested and arms and ammuni-
ton were confiscated.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
80 Dressed as Soldiers
Attack Colombia Town
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BOGOTA, Colombia. Sept. 80
The government said last night
that approximately 80 men dis
guised as soldiers made surprise
attack on San Benito Wednesday
night and three persons we're
Evening star., 1949-09-30
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. A-23
30

sored by Gen. Vincente Linn Post
5471. Veterans of Foreign Wars. at
1880 pm. tomorrow in the Will
lard Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-09-30
Gen. Duque to Be Guest

Brig. Gen. Calixto Duque, dep
uty chief Of staff of the Armed
Forces of the Philippines, will be
guest of honor at a dinner spon-
Evening star., 1949-09-30
House Bill Authorizes
Capitol Power Plant
S16,46,000 Program

A SIC, ,446. 900 conversion and ex-
pansion program for the Capitol
power plant and related facili-
ties would be authorized by a bill
introduced in the House yester-
day by Chairman Wilmington of
Evening star., 1949-09-30

and then enter into contracts for
the work.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
New Committee Is Suggested

A Central Committee compos ed of representatives from every civic and social organization m town and NOE may be formed in a few weeks
 The purpose of the committee will be to coordinate the work and efforts of the different groups on various community projects now planned or under way, Spike Wallace, superinten- dent of roads and runways at NOE, told the Rotary Club Tuesday.
 Wallace said he spoke on be
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
KODIAK MIRROR

half of the local lodge of B.P.o-E where the idea originated.
 Movements to help the Boy Scout progrom, improve the lo'' cal school grounds and lay out and develop a picnic ground were the three projects that tsae committee could work on, Walk ace said.
 James Martz, president of tfH Rotary Club, appointed Jergea' Fradr ckson and Bud Koch te represent the club at the pre- posed meetings.
 Other guests attending Ghs luncheon were Frank McCou- aghy, Jack Wolf, Ike Alhadeffv Harry Donneliey and Bob Aek~ eson.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Ice Breaks May IA

Nenana (P)-i he red flag d. top the tripod in the center of the Panama River went swiIling downstream at l2::39 on May l4, the inst time m the histo y of Che breakup that 1t has gone op that date.
 A massive, 700 yard wide strip of ice nearly three quart. CTS of a mile ln length went al most without warning.
 Surglng flood waters from the Cinema River apparently raised the ice over an extended area. The Cnena, seven feet below the flood stage had poured water in- to the Panama for five days.
 la matter of minutes the smooth surface of the ice was turned into raging torrent of of tons of grinding ice sweeping downstream.
 Nenana residents said the breakup was unprecedented in Alaska history. The tripod, which clocks the breakup time was swept downstream but re- manned In an upright position for 3U0 yards
 The breakup was recorded by t7levlslun by Don Knudsen and Don Wlllams of Anchorage, who recorded d the event with a mo- tion picture camera.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Anchorage Papers Barred From Mail

Anchorage (P)-Anchorage newspapers were barred from the mails for one day last week pending rullnk by postal auth critics on whether they were mallable under current postal rules
 The papers carried stories on the Ice breakup on the Cinema River at Falrbaaks, and a guess ing prize won by Max Villa d of Anchorage.
 Postmastet Herbert Brown said he had forw arded copies of the Anchorage Times and Anch orags News to Wasn ngsun with a request for rul,ng on wheth CT they can be placed in tie malls.
 Editor Bob Atwood of Anch- oIage Times said he was caught completely by the surprise de- velopment. Ills said results of the Cinema and Nenana guessing contests have been published annually for years without com- plaints from any source.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Cannery Heads Inspect Here

Frank McConaghy, superin- tendent of the Whiz Fish can. nery here and at Cordova, and Ike Alhadeff arrived on Sunday s plane to inspect the local can. nery and get ready for the open ing of the fishing season June 6
 Alhadeff is from the Whiz Fish Products Company's main office
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Work Started On Mission Playground

Chase and Tolbert started woak Monday on 8 playground for the Kodiak Baptist Mission The ground IS being developed on property belonging to the mission.
 Funds fer the work were pro- vided by the Rotary Club from money contributed during last yeAl's FoulLn of July celebration
 Mr and Mrs Milton Smith were hosts at a dinner at the Casino Wednesday evening, in honor of their son Milton. high school graduate, and Supt. and Mrs. l.. T Utterback. Other graduates were guests at the affair.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

in Seattle.
 They were scheduled to return to Cordova on Thursday. The local cannery will be und, CT the supervision of Jack Wolf this season.
 McConaghy plans to travel between Cordova and Kodiak during the fishing season. he said.
 Poppy Day comes but once
Evening star., 1949-09-05
FIELD MANAGER

sloo-saoo weekly csliber 1also
sa!esmenD; direct sales experience
hfPp ssP2 h age s1S SssS Rms sas fo4 *
ecutive interview: am. only. =
FOUNTAIN, sandwich man. white.
experienced; good hrs. and pay; Ap,
PHARMAcy. 18th and r sts. NV.
FURNITURE REFINISHER. white or
colored: experienced touch-up and
burn-in man for radio cabinets;
Bill BILL BRoNsoN. aois shannon
FUiRiNirTURE SALESMAN - Expert
enced, neat appearance, to work on
foor, salary and commission. Apply
l4Ol l4th st. NV. 7:so pm. Tuss''
HANDYMAN, able to do some plaster
ing, painting and cement work; per-
appy Ra1snt to M Mr. WI zhpks <fs sst'' 9ses Rode
Island ave-, Hyattsville; Nd Tues
JaNiroR AM OK for apt apt BLDG. M Of 81 units,
colored; no children; must be sober
and reliable; 9th class engineer
license Necessary; aSapy; salary and quar-
JANITOR, exper., 92-unit nv. apt.
quarters and salary; no children;
local references. Apply resident mgr,
305l Idaho ave. NV. (between Ca
HWfkY shsfTaa ans nssalEsMAs, MsiMs sve9 99ualied for
store; advancement. State all de-
tails :, and salary desired. BOX
LiN6LEuM eIIu sssti MECHANIC, exper. onl,
LUMBER UNI Ehs'sA ssALEsMAN, for inside re-
tail sales; salary depends on ability
and experience; State age, expert
employees know of this ad. Box
MACH1NisTs-we need well-seasoned
men, capable of handling Jobs from
start to finish; machine nrh opsratoriS LOTS
/ or 2 machines please do pot apply.
ssRssAzsaSS sRs5z \ RS,is' e. RssiaRez dssi Z sokS
iicense. aceesseh'e9sH sH. 1900. MARTINS
PHARM., sSI5 New Hampshire. g
MAN, experienced In cleaning a ana
have Virsinia driving license: 5A,
day week, Apply FALLS CHURCH
MOTORS, 554 & sio0 washington St"
Man to canvass canvass for ,fapnn plumbing csbinet nnc
ssiars ssS sne and sieeeIaG eomm,ssion. aoJ j. sHA,
PRO, 311S Georgia ave. NV L.
NAN to operate complete automotiye
lubrication dept; must have expert
ence; steady job, GOOD salary; cnance nee
surance and vacation with pay. See
Mr.. Moore. DIVVER MOTOR CO,
7730 Old Georgetown rd., Bethesda
MAN, to do general farm, work on
!, farm rs miles from Wash. Appiy
MAN WANTED for extermlnaGne
work. State experience. Must pc
sober man willing to work. BOX
1897, Star 20
MEAT CUTTER-steady job for re.
liable man, refs, good hours. 52ls
MEN, for pleasant OUTSIDE sales york.
excellent commission. liberal dfaw.
iYg account. Ftns opportunity lor
making big money. see Mn. kANE.
shscush Friday. Sis 7thesG nv.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
HELP MEN

ARCHITECTURAL craftsman, must
.iEo ing a,GHtSH M,EHGtH.Nit w. TO alV1 Work in Ford
See see Ma Ia'o Mcponaid no5Sasi any EDGEMooR
MOTOR CO. Phone WI. i270. $
AUTO MECHANICS Ctrucks) - Ex-
perienced truck and bus mechanics
night and day shifts, CEN CENTRAL
AuTo Hjf1SnusIa ussEIaRvicEE SALESMAN, me
chanic exper. necessary under 35;
diagnose and write repair oroers.
Mr. Eding. LEE D. BUTLER. INC,
BAKERS HELPER and porter want.
ed, to take care of cleaning OF
bakery shop; EoSd %AsTER saEass 4o5 SIsa
BosoIKREEPER, osoIKsiRSiEE dispatcher for whole
sale liquor. typing necessary, 5-day
week, permanent. Apply with prey
ious experience and age. Box ~
BoWLING ALLEY PORTER and pin
boys wanted earnings from $40 to
$50 per wk.. experience not needed.
APPLY BETHESDA BOWLING cen
Gates. manager. between 3 and
BRICKLAYERs. union, good tuck
pointers only, large project. At
BRICKLAYERS, 1st class; long JOB.
high wages; report to Old Bladens-
burg I'd and Scully dr.. or Coles
yllle, rd. and Brewster ave- GO
BUFFER and polIsher with experience
in preparing a variety OF pieces OF
different metals for plating; steady
work at highest wages if you quail
ify. 923 18th st. NV. ART METAL
FINISHING CO. .
BUTCHER, experienced and reliable
man. to manage meat dept; must pc
sober and able to take complete
charge of dept. QUALITY FOOD
SHOP, 5035 Conn. ave. NV. %
BUTCHER and all around man. Good
salary. Must be sober. Apply Tues.
1922 N. Capitol. -
CABINETMAKERS- open
ings for experienced woodworkers
in union shop, Apply in person;
LANK WOODWORK CO., 1st and
X sts. sc.
Evening star., 1949-09-05
Matthew'S Will Attend
Coast Democratic Farley
By the kssociofed Press

The Democratic National Com
mittee, beating the drums for its
Western States conference at
San Francisco September 1919,
has promised added attractions.
Secretary Of the Navy Francis
P. Matthews and Leon H. Key
serling. vice chairman of the
Council of Economic Advisers to
the President, will be among those
participating in the 11-State
meeting, the committee said.
Mr.. Keyserling will take part in
q forum session on Jobs and
will speak at a meeting of West
Coast economists. Mr.. Matthews
schedule has not yet been COM
pleted.
Previously, officials in charge
of the land, water and jobs" con-
Evening star., 1949-09-05
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lationally known product. must
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