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Evening star., 1949-05-03
ECONOMY HINT.

From Mrs. c. Z. p, ArlinctoaJ
Mrs. J. A. l.. Arlington. II you
will contact me ] think ] might be
able TO help you, Right here let
me say that your garbage pail is
your first line of defense against
high grocery bills. Inspect my
garbage pan at any time and all
you viii find Is parings and coffee
grounds. We have q small dog
and with three grownups and q
boy Of we do not have enough
table scraps to feed the dog. We
must buy dog food every week.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
y y . y
TOKYO?

from MIS-. T. A. c., u,
WdshinptonJ
VIII some kind person who has
recently returned from Tokyo
give me information regarding
weather. clothes. food needed,
electrical appliances, ETC.? What
is furnished and what isn't? Any
tips will be well appreciated. I
am In the service and have two
small children.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
NEW CARPETS
6Frora Il. B.. Washington }

tFFIA n 5.s W 2Sksss4sA2s-s
We have moved into AZ old
house and. although II Is In Ger
tatnly something less than gooc
condition. we believe that with
careful decorating II can be raaie
20 be quite l!vshse. Our principal
problem is the floor We want 70
carpet IL. wall 10 wall. with q
ught-eolored carpet. but to do 50
would. u We used ordinary carpet
be highly expensive. running to
well over 1000 Even Il We could
afford that, ! should not feel u
warranted. since we viii be Twins
here only q few years,
have heard rumo-S o! new
kinds Of carpet tina, can be had at
substantially less than the usual
variety. but have not been aele
to find them. ! should very much
appreciate suggestions about door
coverings
Evening star., 1949-05-03
WASHING TROUBLES.

From Mrs. J. Il. s. DahlcreaI
For the lady with washing trou-
BILE ! believe ! have the same
make Of washer. I tried to think
what I did different 10 what she
does 70 MAKE my clothes come out
free Of sand. lint and such. Ill
the washer for rlnsing then let il
agitate for few minutes before ]
spin the clothes for rinsing. This
probably stirs the sand and such
from the bottom and lets II whiri
out,
Evening star., 1949-05-03

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Evening star., 1949-04-22
Ex-President Seized
In Panama Roundup
d, =, A.,ns.n.,s -,

PANAMA CITY. Panama. Apysl
3s-FCrmer President Aaruao1g
Aria. freed by . cxu-s order eve
months aso @. charges O. paof,kns
against the government. wax a.
rested again YESTERDAY In = wide
spread roundup by national pe.sce
The roundup followed TIRE AL
rest Monday a walter x'tlsoS
Brown. described by polee as an
American adventure. tn the tn
terror city Of David
Pullce said Brown MAS involved
u yae procurement oi arms :ey
a revolutionary outbreak whssh
was scheduled for Sunday. April
II, but did not come Of
Mr.. Arlas sas President O.
Panama IN the 1855 tie Is a
Panama lawyer and a former An
bassadog TO Was,liaston.
Among those held briefly Win
Mr.. Ar.as and later released ~as
Frederico VelAsqueE. secretary of
the Matte nal University.
The Supreme Court last Sovem-
Der freed MI AriAs on . writ Of
habeas corpus after he bad been
held eight days on suspicion OF
plotting agAins, President Do
mingo Diax Arosemena regime,
The court held that the inpl!ea-
tion Arias was q member Of a
junta which would have taken
over II the plot succeeded MAS based
only on the hearSay testimony Of
the suspected header Of the move
The suspect was identified
as Luis Fyaneesehl. who had taken
refuge In the Peruvian Embassy.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations. furnished by the
united states Department OF AgricuituIe.
Appies--Mar1et soout stes0y, ousael
jersey. Romes. 4 3D. .5; Pennsylvania. Al
oemarle PiDp4ns. 2i4-lnch up. 800, 2ts-
iacn Up, 4,uui FORKS. boxes, 1855. $50 b.
west tirginIa: ! 's-bushe. boxes. NInesaps,
"a Inch u, 4,5u.
Potatoes--old market dull; 1oo-pound
sacks. U. s. No. /. mostly size A (unless
S'esrsss ta'sc s. eammefes Msm rGss g.
New market about steady; Florida. So
pound burlap sacks. seoasoes, q. .. No, !,
size A. Washed. a.25-50; fair condition
No. /. size 4. washed. 4,25-55, mostly I. 90
sweet Potatoes-Market frm; MARYLAND
supplies insufncient to quote: North Caro-
ns sushs 1ssss rysrsS s,bsI Rctns far
Jerseys, proeessed: 3.bo,4.sS: ooidens.
.. 3: No: /: as: fey hishsr.
nssylsss: coiSsssi 1851 %; a sstss is..ss sshss
pelsya5s. Colossal: $50: extra fancy,
0'f8OoB Lima B.ansoMsrfss % barely GS steady:
roFids ngshe hsRPsrs fair 90 senegslIy
'0N @P Poultry ouotatIons. tI ''O~'
Poultry-Market dull, trading lisht; re-
ceipts moderate; few carried: fryers. 81.
pounds and up. 32-34; fowl. colored, So
very few. so; puliets. supplies insufficient
to quote.
Grain Market.
Flour--Reeeipts 7,755 1Oo-pound sacks.
Wheat-Reeeipts, 96,942 bushels; ship
ments, 44s,65Q bushels: stocks. 2.575,o4o
bushels No. 2 red winter. sariicky. spot.
domestic. 2,46; April. 2.46. No. 3 red win
ter. sarlicky, spot. 2 AZ.
ss.ssi .'ssR als
oats-Receipts. none; shipments. none
stocks, 3,314 buAhels No quotations
S.!lsys.e:,p., 7ssl 81 spss.Is s.s.,. ship
ments, none: stocks. 232. .005 bushels.
soybeans---Receipts. 67,0ob. bushels
shipments. 1900 bushels; stocks. LIES
668 bushels.
Millfeed--Receipts. e2 tona
Butter and Eggs. s.
E9gs-Market undertone arm, receipts
light: demand good; A. large, $3.50; A
medium, 47-50; b. large. 46-4e; curren
receipts, unsraded. 43-46;
Receipts-Butter. 1.9sS pounds; egrs
1910 cases.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Early Stock Losses
Cut or Converted
Into Small Gains
ty Fsx ASK esssse eFsss

NEW YORK. April 22-The
stock market took q turn for the
better today after the Affects OF
an early selling attack had worn
OF.
Many losses Of fractions to q
point or 60 were wiped out or
converted into modest gains. The
net result vas a fairly even mix
ture Of plus and minus signs,
Brisk business developed for q
while after the opening bell. with
total volume swollen by numerous
blocks Of 1000 or more shares,
Activity slackened later.
The opening selling pressure
was a hangover from yesterday 6
market which took one OF the
steepest dives CT the year and
was still headed downward al
the close Of trading. The general
price level. as measured by the
Associated Press average Of so
stocks. dropped to q low since
February %.
Brokers said there was no par
ticular reason for the pickup in
buying today. other than the pos
sibility that Thursdays selling
was overdone.
Higher prices were paid for Re-
public Steel. National Steel. Mont
gomery Ward. Sears Roebuek,
Boeing. American Telephone.
Electric Power g. Light. CRANKY
Consolidated Mining. Westing-
house Electric. Johns Manville, Il
linois Central. Southern Pacific.
Standard Oil of New Jersey. Rich
field Oil and American Air Lines.
Among the balky spots were
United States Steel, General Mo-
tors, Goodrich. Woolworth, Doug
las Aircraft. Columbia Gas. Ken
necott Copper, Phelps Dodge.
General Electric. Santa Fe, South
ern Railway. Atlantic Coast Line.
Pacific Western Oil. and Loew's.
Corporate bonds leaned ahead.
United States Government issues
held steady in over-the-counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April % Fs,--wh.st future,
prices advanced further In early dealinsi
on the Board OF Trade TO-DAY. Corr
1 was easy ana oats we're. slightis hightf :
traaers Sef,ht vas - stinaisted id some % shat by re-
sGrs Shss Z, s.. e'y .ns shs t.es ,hst
wheat futures here continue 70 sell fai
below the potsntial Government loan
Near the end Of the nrst hosr whsa,
vas a. higher than The prsvisu: M
sssns.d shssd m. & ssns ss ,ovsf s,Isss. n.s a a'
Of a discount under the ipdicated Qoy.
ssoa. lGs sss sfiss 9: hsa ssss. sss.fss n
srs more than rs cents below these
IN d: :'s "a. ,:s ,.:s s:s sr:. srs r.. 'Gs
Hsdpy Psd whss. soid ssrs Al ~ 80 ,ss,era.s
about 10 cents above the july futures
:s ,s s .s:,. has i s'sa a. .': s:,., ss
wheat futures because Of reports q soms
hs''s n NsSrsssa and xansss Rain si,o i
K. N srs sHln: .r. ss. Ann ga esHf. 80
there have been no reports OF any 90.
prfeishie me,sturs u Earons ard taat
Next Monday the AsrieuitnFs pepsrt.
snssr,or assr r." mills. fs .lsrstors ssrshossss and
merchant miIls. Ard total stocks IN, al
positions % and oti farms, Trader. e
On hand when tn: new crop i hsr-
vested
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, April 22 dP, tUsDA, Sal
able hogs. 5000; slow and uneven. gen
orally steady TO weak; weakness. on weights
under ESQ pounds: sows. steady; top $50
for one load choice ESQ pounds: bulk good
and choice 1eo-21o pounds. Is 00-l 3 so;
2s0-330 pounds. 17.o0-l1.55; several loads
s4o-4o0 pounds. 1851 90: few 1901 20
pounds, i1.25-lsa5 good and choice sows
under 400 pounds, Is, 1850; .4.5-5oo
pounds. I4.t5-I5.75; heavier weights as
low as i4.00 and slightly below; good
clearance.
salebie cattle. 900; salahle calves. 300;
SLOW; steady TO weak market on slaughter
cattle with vealerS weak to so cents lower:
choice steers absent; scattered loads and
lots medium and ~ sood srsd. steers 1 and
1.075 pound weights, $500; sprinklnis
common to medium heifers, ie.5o-2J. 90;
common and medium beef cows, 1875
1880; eanners and cutters. 1901 8 30;
sausage bulls. 22.50 down; mostly 100
and below; most medium to choice yealers,
Is.oo-e5.o0. practical TOP. 1880; odd
ssia6le sheep, 100; not enough here 20
make q market: closing sentiment hrm on
good md choice lambs; very weak on ewes,
e&pAcfaliy heavy kinds
Evening star., 1949-04-22
New York Cotton

NEW YcRE. April ~ tR. - Cotton
futures turned tyre6ulsF 10 forsnecn trad
tns today, win prices Eurtsatsrs within .
narrow fenee cf % eenta . ease. A leaA-
ting spos arm seid aboat 1900 heie1 81
nssrby NAY asatnst nafeAsses 81 ed sree
July st 6tfeyence u % D0tnsa.
There yas further seyeftpG fef MfH
account and sxftchins fron Nag % iatsy
Prfyste Asiaats saviees nsesd sens fn.
proyement in min demand for scot eestcn.
but Memphis repcrted NH baytns vAs
sery hght- Low trades 81 cotton wsye
reported 20 hare advaneNG materially In
price MrG beeosntne scaftk m edkf1nEs
aftrtbuted prinripaisy 70 expert demane
A private crcp surrey forecasts . f@
per cent increase In eoston sefesss ovsF
last rear In ths tsss4sr eeis In Texas
acreage tnrYeassx 81 Is 10 90 per esns
was soreeass for tie Corpas Chrssti sts-
ttcn. 10 per cert for the Gull Ccssf areas.
20 PER cent fos Abslene tsrr1tcFr4 8 psr
cent d tnt Fsrnsn ares sn1 10 n ~ etf
cent fer the sogth plains around Lsbaesk.
Oxlahr1as win have ID per ceas san
In aereass. accoratrs 20 tne s1Fssg.
gocn pssres were % cents o hale lower
10 8 eenss hiTher than ne prsrteus saese,
May. S5.als sEay, 81 snd Oefoess.
"a OIL
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Foreign Exchunae

NEW YORK, April e -rersisn
cen, CT N dl,soan, sss fSsf 81 sas I bnl..a s.sss m
T Earope-dres, ssitsin tpound,, sas,.
sas,s ssaa ssl. of% q ~. s.ss s.,!: \!
Great Britain. To-day Jutarss. = bel.
of ~ cent? France 4fAnet s5il. Of
sx.ssf sfni rate sneAeoSf;sSs AleeoSf;sSss rss oot ssp,i spi
sweden tEronsl, s7ss. unsssnss eslt.
sssiand tfrane> tfresi, aSss5 Nnfhenss4
up .of OF q cent. BrsH.l tresl, 50. un-
chsnsed; Mexico is.55, unbalanced
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Easter Shopping Boosts
Retail Trade Volume
Ar .. As.s.as..~a sssn.

NEW YORK. ArgL a.~assk
EAxsss szsogsa1r2s ra4awd ts< saes2aT
volume al rwsag1 trsst DIR n
Rsa3strv~s Fepwse5 sEseAN Fu-
The w~ek eTSe1 wsdneasAs ire
survey !eSxsd rosAl cs<sasEasr
purchases were kasshigy ASose
taose af . year aso pesrassa enn.
t2au~e 80 esassE &C saaassssesy
r-scee gosa6x
Reduced -rssee sales cs Seasonal
merchandise wsrv prxva3ers n
many sectlaaa Tsss eesEAa4 fnr
holiday kg~caaisseS rose seAsanAsly.
In Tire afN three days ~ tAs
seek ended "Wednesday y~saa As-
parxi volume wAx very alga fetal
apparel volume for the week was
approximately even witA that G!
The nnrsesl-g week
II slse THREE pre- Easter Assess-
pins cArs, Ias ce-GaS6 Tor aasili-
neTs. aloslsrs. handbags. kfse~s and
gloves sas very large Mems
shirts. ties and laats acre popular.
Tie number Q. requests !as suits
and togeoa,s was noitceae,y lsss
than In TIE pre- Easier period AZ
lsSs There vas considerable In
tercss tn ehlldrenk wear
Retail volume for ths country
as q whole was estimated 81 ! To q
per cent above q year axe TNe
pcrcentasw Of changes hy regions
follows; New England. UNCHANGED
20 : per cent higher East : 10 q
per cent higher; South, unbalanced
10 4 per cent higher Midwest, I
10 per cent higher. Northwest.
/ 20 I per cent higheF, and South
west and Pscifie Coast, 10 5 per
reHt higher
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Market AVERAGES
Industrial Plant Expansion in 81

&kNA&eA ASA . s6Ass - AkSAsSAVAA AAA " y
Eastern States during the first
1949 quarter fen l9T behind q
year earlier.-F. w. Dodge Corp.
Department Store Sales Ia the
week ended April is were 10
above the like 1o48 period.-Fed-
eral Reserve Board.
General Outdoor Advertising Co.
declared q dividend Of IS cents .
share. payable June IL. Previous
payments were Is cents. :
Chesateake d Ohio Railway net
for March quarter was $5.348.ss2
or So cents VS.. 1888 $50 or 50
cents In the same 1913 period.
Robert Gair Co. profit for March
quarter was $i,056.585 or 54 cents
VS.. sl.393.29 or 70 cents In the
same 194S period.
Pressed Steel Car Co. earned
1854 500 or - cents In March
quarter vs.. q deficit Of s262.4i9 o
year earlier.
Ruberoid Co. net for March
quarter was sl6I $50 or ti.o6 W.
81 .3o7 .4ss or S2.oo In ths same
is<s period
Evening star., 1949-04-22
New York Produce

NEW YORK April 90 P,--Butter
400. 700: steady: prices UNCHANGED
Cheese-lIa.250; steady. rrices un
chenged
Egg prices were hishsr today in tn
657 cases Spot quotations follow:
M!dwestern. mixed colors. fancy heavy
weiahts. 52-53h: extra large, 5Ils
extra Z large. 5o-5i: extra i medium
4ah-50; current receipts. 46-47A: dirties
46; checks. 43H.. Whites: fancy heavy
extra medium, 81. Browns. fsps,
heevyweights. -54-55is: extra l large -
53M: extra medium. 81.
Nearby-fTop quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent highes,
wholesale selling prices for the finest
marks available. and not psyinE PRICES
xsishts, 54-bs: mediums. 52:ts Browns,
sssTa taass assS1 nedium:
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Business Briefs

Money In Circulation declined
to $27 ,408 100000 on April 20, a
drop of $4,000, 900 from d week
earlier and $310,O00.000 below a
year earlier.-Federal Reserve
Board.
Automobile Production will set
q new postwar high of 128,250
units VS.. the previous high of 1885,
648 set last week.-Automotive
News. This weeks total will in
clude 103.231 cars and 25.0ls
trucks.
Acme Steel Co. directors or
dered distribution of an addi-
tional share for each share held
on May %, following approval
by stockholders of an increase
in authorized stock to 5000
from 100000 shares.
international Business Machines
had net income of $7.818.310 or
$2.97 a share in March quarter
VS.. $6.695 1881 or $2.54 in the same
l948 period.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
earned $7,813,756 or 81 cents a
share in the quarter ended March
81 VS.. sc. 6.667 1895 or rs cents year
earlier.
Union Pacific Railroad net in
come for March quarter was ST.
861.784 or AZ cents VS.. $l2, ,460,l29
or S2.5S in the same 1948 period.
Atlantic Refining Co. earned
$7,729,0 or $273 in March quar-
ter VS.. $8.179,680 or $3.50 year
earlier.
Borg Warner Corp. net for
March quarter was $6.692. 1893 or
$2.79 VS.. $6.762, ,202 or $2.82 In the
same 1948 period.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
earned $6,377.000 or $1.s1 in
March quarter VS.. $5.682.oo0 or
$1.69 year earlier.
Southern Co. profit for March
quarter was $4,197 .652 or IS cents
VS.. $2,997.270 or 80 cents.
Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal
Co. earned $3.98o.673 or $l.s4 in
March quarter VS.. 57.645 or
1853 q year earlier.
Portsmouth Steel Co. net for
March quarter was $2,043.222 or
$l.54 VS.. $1,028.545 or 10 cents In
the same period.
Long Bell Lumber Co. earned
81 l,859,522 or 90 cents in March
quarter VS.. $3,503,323 or $1.76 q
year earlier.
HARRISON Walker Refractories
had q net Of $1.762, $40 or $1.28 in
March quarter VS.. $1.328.76l or 90
cents in the same 1948 period.
Doehler Jarvis Corp. earned ST.
1o9,614 or $1.60 In March quarter
svs. $2,183.153 or $500 q year
earlier.
Worthington Pump q Machinery
Corp. net for March quarter was
$1.473.7os or $1.42 VS.. $1,396.s1s or
$I.34.
Plymouth Oil Co. earned 81 ,375,-
800 or $1.34 In March quarter VS..
$1,669, ,961 or $l.60.
Rotary Electric Steel Co. net for
March quarter was S1.097 ,052 or
$5.67 VS.. $493 ,284 or sass.
American Chicle Co. earned ST.
o23,510 or 10 cents in March quar-
ter VS.. S1.354, ,244 or $1.04.
Mead Corp. profit for IL weeks
ended March 20 was $947 $50 OF
Slit VS.. $1,127.332 or $1.43 in the
like 1948 period.
Minneapolis Honeywell Reg.
ulator Co. earned $1.341.158 or 9s
cents In March quarter vs. 500. .l8:
ar 65 cents q year earlier.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Lanston Board Votes
81 Extra Dividend
And Usual 50 Gents
By Edword c. Stone

Directors OF the Lanston Mono
type Machine Co. have declared
the regular 5o-cent quarterly divi-
dend payable out Of this years
earnings and an extra dividend Of
81 a share payable out Of last
years earnings. David Hendrick,
chairman of the board, announced
today. Both dividends are payable
on May 81 to stockholders of rec
ord on May 81.
The directors also authorized
counsel to have application for
listing the stock on the New York
Stock Exchange. The stock is now
listed on the New York Curb Ex-
change and also on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange. The stock
has recently sold around 21A per
share.
Phones Set Record.
Telephones in service in Wash
ington set another net record
In March when total stations
reached $50, $50 as compared with
419,677 In March a year ago. a
jump Of 1892 phones in the last
IL months, company officials re-
ported today. The report further
showed that 1866 new phones
were installed during February.
Average daily calls in March
numbered 2,189.760 against 2,o8l.-
176 In the same month year ago,
an increase OF los, ,584. officials an
nounced.
Demand Deposits Climb.
Demand deposits in Washington
banks showed a gain Of S7.623, 900
in the week ended April l3. the
Richmond Reserve Bank reported
today. Deposits totaled $73s,1S9.-
900. Assets recorded similar
increase. Time deposits were
slightly lower.
Retail furniture sales in Wash
ington in February were Is per
cent ahead of the same period a
year ago and up 26 per cent In
the first two months of 1949.
The Richmond Bank also re-
ported wholesale business Of 100
firms was lower than in the same
month last year. There were %
commercial failures. against IA in
February, 1948. Bank debts 10
Individual accounts improved.
Heard i'm Financial District.
More than 140 members and
guests of Washington Chapter,
National Association Of Cost Ac-
countants, were addressed by w.
A. Dolph. plants control manager
Of the International Business Ma
chimes Corp, Wednesday night.
Thomas F. Barrett, jr.; Lena F.
Hitchcock, w. w. B. Mackinell
and Rodger M. Stuart Of the Nc
Elfresh Agency of the Connecticut
Mutual, have Just received ma
tional honors for production.
Net income Of the Government
Employees Insurance Co. in the
first quarter was equal to $2.29 a
share against $1.20 in the like
l948 period.
From January / through April
Is, trade in the fifth district was
I per cent ahead of 1948, the Fed
eral Reserve Board stated.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Bituminous Production
Up Slightly in Week
ey the Asessossa trsn

The National Coal Association
today estimated hituminous pro-
duction In the week ended April
l6 was II .<50. 900 tons.
Production the previous week
was ll.260.00o tons. and in the
corresponding week II was only
1886 900 because OF the welfare
fund dispute between operators
and John L. Lewis.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Brokers Looms Coin
1858. .000. 900 in Week
n, the As.ss.s.ss s,,x.

The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported that loans TO brokers and
dealers on securities held by men,
Der banks in New York City total
81. .l52 900 900 Wednesday. an in
crease Of sS6s. 900 900 from q week
ago and an increase OF SAT-. 900 900
from a year ago.
Included was sT34 900 900 lent
to purchase or carry United States
Government obligations. an in
crease OF s3i5.ooo 900 for the
week.
Evening star., 1949-04-22

Hsurly 6a1es en- tAe Exehanss To-day:
IL 100 a.m. z6o 600 1900 noon A3o 600
Jpn. $50 600 200 p-m.- 600 oeo
funit cf trading 10 snare2 sIn bang.
under .he Bankruptcy Act Of securitles
assumed by such companies, Rates Of div
idends In the foregoing tahie are annual
|sishurtenents based on this last quarterly
= semi-annuai declaration Unless other
wise noted. spscial or extra diyidends are
not ,ns!sdsd &c . c.I,ss alec .E ..s, aiv,esnS sI...
stock dividend Cash or stock. Paid
last rear. fPayahis 10 stcck estimated
elared or .,aid 20 far this year b DECLARED
81 paid after stack dividend or spf5t-ur
{ Declared or paid sais year. an acrunnia.
:his year iiyidend emitted. deferred OF nc
& DECLARED 1915 payAhle n 1919. Lieui.
eash valns undstsrmined On declarutso1
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Jump Reported in SoIes S
Of Avco Crosley Unit
~ ne Asse< Estsa ftsss

NE wYoRK. April 32.--sales
Of the croxiey division os The
Avco Manufacturing Corp m
March totaled sT.es& .e&s. or 90
per cent above the ss.oos. SOC for
the like is&s month. Avco re-
ported today.
John w. Crais. Asco vice presi-
dent and CroSley general man.
ager. said telev,sion and radio
sales Of crosley fof December
through March were ~ per cent
ahead OF the like period q year
Ago.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Winchester Gets Awcrd

WINCHESTER. Va. April ~
tP.--This city has been voted .
National Safety Council award for
completinR is$s without o uafSc
death. the council had advised
Mayor NJ. d. Glove. jr. Winehes-
ter received q similar citation In
IQSa
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Funds Asked for Refugees

President Truman asked Con.
sress yesterday 10 appropriate
sic. .ooo. 900 10 aid Palestine ref.
ugees. The amount was author.
ized by Congress last month.
Evening star., 1949-04-22

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Evening star., 1949-04-22

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income for year ended March 81
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