davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Score o, Tobie Tenn.

RssnA!c Chg4s*osssssF and Maeel
kes2ap arr Inc champions .. isss
fourth aGaQA4 Capita. table TIM
nls tournament. kaagsSa9eSa BY sas
Twelfth Street YACA Ana tlae
Mail Tennis Club, CshTtsa0atser
look the meas slfagaes cses James
BoSgrfs<sll. .l~~S. sl-~lk, la~-2i.
all, Miss kegap defeated Fer
ence Barnes. ls~~2l. Alt.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Aces Some Hole
Twice in q Doy
o. EA.s Asses 1ass&s ss's.a

rTTTSBt RON. NAY .--E.
ts2st { Ssau9re So yras -snsS
Ia aes. car tel 3sas ssaEtae-sfss
a. almost ars~ sgEAnse Slow ---
fSe mace fss seairs. ~ -Ssfss
p.Ay4ag ccas YESTERDAY
Ngst only tssAt. a2I stA 2ss e. ---
ia~hAys4tcAp EzAra--xczs ia
Acs ca tho Nasse hsse. tsss lss-
yard No is .; Tire ClS4rx ssGl
Valley Country Cub Nlss GgSt
came OF Tire g1sSzn!as fv@fsa
Aras as cAan~e bis NescsaG On
The astergaoaa yoan9
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Pistol Meet Here in July

QUANTICO. Va, May 2 (Spe-
ciaD The Eastern regional pistol
tournament sponsored by the Ma
tional Rifle Association will be
held here on July 4. S and 6. 1t.
Col. w. r. Prickett has been ap-
pointed director Of the tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Tory WaCSIIOW1
shooting sea-
son. Basing its
statistics on
du ck : stamp
sales. field bag
e h e ks and
Post-season in
terviews with
hunters. tn e
ice esti-
mates the kill
Ia t approxi-
mately 17,000.-
600 for the
United States
Fn nan f--
Evening star., 1949-05-02
G. w. Sailors Aheud

George Washington Univer-
sity's sailing crew is back in town
with its fourth regatta victory
The Colonials scored 81 points to
beat out Hobart, Princeton and
Stevens Institute on Newark Bay
N. j., yesterday. Hobart had 81
points, Princeton t28 and Stevens
16.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Lorton Teoms Challenge

Lorton Reformatory baseball
and softball teams want games
with unlimited teams on week ends
and holiday. Call A. c. Fairson.
Temple 07l4. between 8 am. and
Is pm. All games must be played
at Lorton.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
McComb Gets Rifle A~ord

Charles W MeCone at NASH
ingtoa. ls-yrAT old freshman at
University @; Maryland, has been
awarded il,e expert rsaenaan medal
by the National Rife ASxoc latl,s1.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
OUTDOORS

The Fish and Wildlife Service
has just completed its survey OF
the hunter take Of wild ducks and
geese during the 1948-49 migra-
Evening star., 1949-05-02
international League.

Toronto. 10-2; Syracuse. 81.
Buffalo, 3; Newark, 8 (six-innins tie,
rain; second game postponed.
Jersey City. 2: Montreal tcalled hve
inning. rain; second game postponed.
Rochester, 6-1; Baltimore, $40.
Evening star., 1949-05-02
Texas League.

Houston. 8; Fort Worth, 2.
Beaumont. IL; Tulsa. B.
San Antonio, 2: Dallas, 0.
Shreveport. 6; Oklahoma City, B.
Evening star., 1949-05-02

Pacific Csast Lsasue.
Oakland, so: Portland. o.
San Diego, 90; San Francisco, 5-4.
Hollywood. 4.l0; Seattle. 40.
Los Angeles, SIS: Sacramento. is.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08
Ghrtltus uno on

&as lit sir GbriItus? Sc na6oen
ou mir oiele Srage beant1portelt, tpill
ih Oir lagen, Oh ou Elm @lmdlider
ooer ein ltngliidli6er, Elm innerIi6
6ei6er ooer Elm ieelil6 slrner, Elm
5rober ODER elm Nieoergeoriidter, Elm
innerli6 Sreier ODER Elm Sinnen=
fnedt, elm Gbarafter ODER cine Huine,
elm Rino uno gbenbiIo 8ottes ODER
elm Soriger Der 8elt unb elm 9iener
ibrer 9iener biIt.
MlIo mas lit Dir Gbriitus? SIT er
Dir elm S6emen; BON Sugenotagen
an bait bu Seinen Narneu gebort,
uno Der &lang besielben liegt Sir
I'M DIR, 10 i6on, aber aub 10 glei6-
giiltig tpie 6as Bogelatpitidern Dor
oeinem 5eniter; bon &inbstaeen on
bot man Dir BON Sbm er5Gblt, aber
on bait Ole @eldi6te Seines 2ebens
nidt anoers in Der grinnerung tpie
Die Mdr6en, oie ou an trauten @ben=
ben aus @roBmutters 1pelfem Weun-
DE pernabmit; ou iiebit Sein 8ilo an
ieoer @egfreu5ung beiner Seimat,
aber oein 8lid gleitet gleidgiiItig
oariiber tpie iiber einen Yfabl, ser
einen 8eg an5eieen min, ben ou
langit fennit uno nidt geben tpillit2
SIT Gbriitus Dir etpas unpirflibes,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08

ters lno @ei6ledtes elm f0rmli9es
8aubipitem betrieb. Sall6e 8irt
ldaftsooftrinen famen bin5u, ioounr
cine naterialiitiide 3eitpbiloiopbie
Die in 5ablloien S6riften populdrel
srt in oas 8olf bineinorong - oit
Weni6en INNER mebr anfeuerno 81
ritdit6tslolem 2ebensgenuB.
9ie IN Der Sage paren, ii6 oieien
8enub 81 berldaffen, taten es gu.
na6it auf Soften Ser 9lrbeitenoeu
ltn0 Olenel1oen - 1tno Die ausges
niibten Naidineniflapen uno =iflo,
otnnen in BEN ebenaligen Sabrifr1u-
men iebnten iid nab @eniiiien, Die
ibnen periagt blieben, l1no fiinoeten
ibren 8eorangern uno i6lieBli6 Ser
gan5en gesenpdrtigen @eieai6afts.
oronung &f uno Seboe an aui
2eben 1lnb SOB.
Ser &f lit Ser elei6e 9eblie-
ben Biz gum beutigen Sage. In Stels
le oes 1nternebmers lit oie 9lftienge-
leqidaft getreten - an Stelle oes
gin5elarbeiters Der 8erbano. 0ie BET
ben ringen nun miteinanber - per
mirb oen Steg oopontragen mel
DIE &anpfe uno Spfer auf beioen
Seiten piro es foiten, biz ser Sieg
ooer, boffnunesfrober geipro6en, Bis
bic etnigung 5uitanoe getommen iein
Sdui6en mir uns ni6t ooriiber
auf oie 9auer fonn lt6 fein @ebil.
better mebr oielen ungebeuren io5ias
len Sragen entaieben. uno oarum lit
oas erite, mas 1,nieren gebiloeten
areiien not TUT: ioaiales Sntereiie.
gs oorf feinen eebiloeten Wann uno
feline gebiloete Jrau mebr geben, fiir
melde bie io5iale Sraee nidt tpeiter
reidt als Der &aum oes 8eIdGftes,
in Dem iie faufen ODER perfaufen -
ODER fir Die io5iale Srase nur inio-
meit oorbanoen iino, als gelegentli6,
5ufd1ig 1lno 5uiammenbanglos &lo=
gen BON unbefannten @ei9GftsIeuter
uno 2ieferanten in ibr Sbr bringen.
geein, oas io5iale Sntereiie mub unier
gan5es Golf our6brauien tpie Elm ge=
waltiges e6o ber boberen S6i6ten
auf BEN 6uf Ser lnteren unb elnpor=
itrebenoen &laiien: rSelft uns, rei6t
uns Die Sanbe!"
Iaui6en mir 1lns aber oud oar-
iiber nidt, oaB es balo feline Srage
lo5ialer Irt mebr geben pir6, binter
Der ni9t oie groBe Sroge Der Men-
l6enredte uno Der Meni6entpiirbe
itanoe Menibentpiiroe uno MenI6en-
re6t aber laiien iid peoer our6
Staatsbilfe nod our6 SelbItbilfe er=
ringen. 9ie beioen 8runopfeiler ser
menl6liden 8eleui6aft 1per6en ein5ig
llno allein gel6iist ourd) @ere6tig-
felt ln6 2iebe.
@eredtigfeit un6 2iebe aber iino
Die Sodter ser &eligion. l1no oarum
laBt uns an ser 2oiung Ser io5ialen
Srage mitarbeite1t i'm @eiIte Ser Ge=
ligion, our6 @ere6tigfeit uno 2iebe!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08
. SBS&&e ll| T1
Eerbst
&on 6 / d { II burf

Gs 1T nnn Der !Serbit setpmmen,
Sat bas idJDne Spmmerfleib
Bon ben 5elbern iuesgenummen
limb bic glatter ansgeitrent.
8pr benz b6ien @interiptn6e
Oeft er iuarm nmb ladte su
Witt bent bunten Ganb bic 8riinbe,
Die idon miibe gebn sur Stub.
0nrd bic 1eloer iiebt man fabren
Gin tpnnberidJGne Syran,
ltnb bpn ibren langen 6aaren
0plbne ssabeu anf Der Mn
Spinnet iie unb iinst inn 8eben:
Gia, meine liimelein,
Nidt mad anbern i,nmer ieben,
Gia, idlafet, idlafet Elm.
11nb bic @1glein in BEN 2aftcn
1teber blaue Berg nnb Seen
Siebn sur Serne nad ben &laften,
8p bic boben 3ebern itebu,
8D nit ibren splbnen Sdminsen
Mmf bes 8enebeiten 8rnft
Gmgel Soiianna iinsen
Nadtens ourd bic itiae 2nft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08

III 1eoen Wtenlben Den 8ruoer Ieben
mltllen, oa mir alle oen einen Goter
baben, lltO Dab mir oieIe 9riioer oae
l1eben niillen, ipie mir l1nS lelber
lleben, oaB mir unS opfern ntiilien,
I'M geneinlam oas etpige Sell gu fin
oen? SoIt bu bon Sbm gelernt, ooB
8elo uno 8ut nur @ert baben, io=
melt lie rns belfen, Oos elpige 3iel
81 erlongen; OaB e5 beiier lit, Die
gan5e gSelt al perliere1t, als an ieis
ter 'Seele Sdaben 5u leioen; ooB
lt15 oa5 leibli9e 2eben tauienomal
tell leln muB Inn Die etpige Selig=
felt; OaB mani li6 elm 9luge ousrei-
Ben uno BEN SUB abbaden miiBte,
ipenn lie lrns gum @inoernilie Mir
ben fir oaS 3iel, fir 0oS mir no6
8otteS 8illen beltintmt iino uno on
Dem allein mir unler @liid finoen
tonnen? Salt Ot bon Seius gelernt,
ooB MON Die 9lrbeit nidt nur betra6z
ten Oarf olS Ifittel gum grtperb uno
oils notlpenoiges l1ebel, Inn li6 at
Den @eniiilen 0es 2ebens Sen er=
ltrebten 9lnteil gu ltdern, ionoern
ooB Die Irbeit in biel boberem MaBe
cine Siibne lit fir Sic begangenen
Sebler, Elm S9ub Dor 1eeliIden @e=
fabren lno Elm Wtittel ser Seili9ung
fir unlere oeroerbte Notur? SaIt ou
bon SeIuS gelernt, ipie foItbor oie
Belt lit, rno oaB rnler @ablIpru6
nl6t lein bari: ~2abt uns nit &olen
nnS betran5en, ebe mir iterben", ion=
bern: ~8irfet, iolonge es Sag lit;
es fommt Die gabt, ba niemano mebr
Dirfen fann."
8as lit en0li6 Seius oeiner Sebn=
il6t? SIT @r oos gno5iel oeiner
8iini6e, 10 OaB bu nit ct. 8oulus
lpre9en n106telt: SD oerlange ouf-
geloit 1lno nit Gbriitus pereinist gu
iperoen!" Sebnit ou otd no6 Ser
Strnoe, Oa Ou aus Selu Mrlno Dos
@ort boren iouIt: v8oblan, ou glt-
ter 1tno getreuer &ne6t! 8eil ou ge=
treu tparlt, loalt bu eingeben in Sic
5rel1oe Oeines Serrn." Soer ober
oenfIt ou nur nit 8eflen1nllng an
Die Stltnoe, mo- Seius Dor sir Iteben
miro als &idter oeines 2ebens, uno
tlamlnerit bu oi6 oarum ongItbon an
Die et1tfliebenoe 3eit, sic li6 BOD
ni6t altfbalten 1tno ni6t feItbolten
IQBt2
Gin 8eiier Der beioniI6en Gor5eit
bat geIagt: vglQer Oinge Mob lit
Der 0tenid)." 9a5 @ort birgt eine
8abrbeit ;alles lit Inn ser MenIden
tpillen geibaffen, l1no Ser Wenl6 lit
bon 8ott ol5 &rone Der S60pfrng
eri6affen. 9lber aller Meni6en MoB
1tno fiir Sen Weni6en MnB ol1er
0inge lit Gbriltu5; @r 1nlB ser In-
lang ltno oa5 gnbe, ser glusgangs=
punft 11no Ser 3ielpunft ali unleres
0enfenS unO oa uniereS Sanoelns
iein. Sit ct sir oas, 0ann biIt on
Elm 8litdltGer, ein &ei6er, Elm Sro-
ber, elmer, oem man oas @liif tpiin=
I6en fann. 9nrum iogt ser fl. 9ln=
Ielmus: ~Sbr Wenl6en, mas irrt ibr
Ood) allentbalben lumber uno iu6et
Oie Sitter oeS 2eibes uno ser Seele
anoerSmo alS in Sbm? 2iebet SSbn,
bic enige S60nbeit. 2iebet oas @ut,
Oas aae 8iite in iib foBt! 8erlongt
na6 Sbm, Ser alles 8ute lit; sizes
geniigt, un0 pollouf 1piro euer Ser
langen geitillt lein." gSir iprehen
tdglif) Elm 8ort, in bieies uollen
mir bon nun an uniere gan5e Sinsobe
an Gbriltus legen: rSSSelrs, Dir leb'
i6; Seius, Dir Iterb' icb; Seius, 9ein
him irf tnt 1iuh IphpnAin
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Oil Shares Advance
In Active DEALINGS,
Other Groups Steady
sr .As Assatse.sS ptr.a

NEW YORK. April -O.l
shares moved higher in active
trading in the stock market today
Cams ran from fractions 10
more than 2 points among the
leaders with the high priced Su-
perior Oh Of California adding as
much as points.
Industry reports indicated dis
tributors would follow the lead OF
Socony- Vacuum in raising the
price Of gasoline a cent a gallon
for early summer motorists,
Sold mines we're under profit
taking pressure after last week s
rise on Afro European rumors OF
higher prices for gold for non
monetary uses. Losses in these
shares were from fractions to
around a point. Homestake. Dome
and Mcintyre Porcupine all were
lower.
Otherwise the market was
steady and moved in a marrow
range measured mostly in frac-
tions. Gains here and there, how
ever, were as much as a point.
Railroads held a slight edge In in
active dealings.
Metals were a little lower. utili-
ties were about unchanged, steels
and motors were unchanged to
higher. and aircraft and motion
pictures were higher.
Moving up were Nickel Plate.
United States Steel. United States
Rubber, Montgomery Ward. J. c.
Penney. Douglas Aircraft. West
inghouse. American Can. Du Pont,
Philip Morris. Owens Illinois.
Paramount, Twentieth Century
Fox. Standard Oil Of New Jersey,
Amerada Petrole Mission
Corp. Plymouth Oil. Texas Pa
ciflc Land Trust, Gulf Oil, and
Seaboard Oil.
Dipping a little were Common
wealth Edison, International Nick
Ell, American Smelling, Allied
Chemical and Air Reduction.
Stocks in the curb market were
mostly higher. They included
Wright Hargreaves, Waltham
Watch. Humble Oil, Pantepec OIL,
Raytheon Manufacturing. Ameri-
can Maracaibo. Arkansas Natural
Gas, Cities Service and Clinchfield
Coal.
Railroad loans were little lower
in the bond market with trading
slow throughout. United States
Government securities were I'M
changed in the over the counter
market.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Chicago Groin

market sssssd sit After nlixsa .sar,
ana lard Joined the downward drift
Emo Enough buying orders had accumulated
in the hands. OF commission houses over
the week end to ,Eive some contracts .
steady, tome at the opening soyoeans
ons. ons hses. ssa eadefs x.i. ad e. market
Wheat near the end Of the nrst hour
was ss-s. lower, May asa; corn was
~ iiossT iossr Msy Msy ses soss.sns sss s:r: ssT.
Although the European aid program
had won Its frst legislative test. there
nosed hat the commodtty crsdit Corr
had not as yet offered 70 buy cash wheat
for delivery beyond April g. This was
causing 3 little selling In May eontrsets
wh @ sns &c d sssas 70 Jess somp... aass Ia
export buying for the season" I'd Boerner
OF Harris, Uphsm and Co. said. The
agency should not be an agressive buyer
from here on except insofar IS may
More scattered showers were received
Ii, Kansas. Texas and Oklahoma over the
week end, as had been forecast Recent
moisture has not had much influence on
aeefSg tssr. vas mi.is @ selling pressar. seesuss
these deliveries are more than 30 undsr
the prospective loan level here,
scybesns showed some early strength,
sssin gehse,inf house n.ssaEs '.e.I.s: .,: l,s.
ground @ II senersiiy declining prices. how
ever not much speculative demand could
be .hppss , up fsT tsseeans e. start ..s.d ,.,.r
with grains and milne with siunptnS live
hog quotations.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Produce Markets

?, Baltimore eqotstions furnished BY IN.
United TED. states t Department OF Agriculture:
sh '0ft ssfSay sash.
baskets; U S; No, /, Romes, ~. inch un,
: 80: 2ia-ineh up: 425-50; Black Twigs,
6u:as boxeg 99 winssaps ines we1 g. s. v;s,ni Sd +
Peta,oes.,Market dull; lo-poand sacks.
ks,shdins. Ss..,sil q:sd ;aess' 80; d E 5 con-,
bound paper SACKS. fsir quality, ii,so-sS;
s%sea sacks cent? du bushe
sinis, eoldens s.so-4 IS: poorer. ,7s-
ps;do Fifsss sss fssss ssn
400: doldens, ,5.75-4'oo: s,
,ersnss hsht: doaen suneh ' eratss. osii.
do i'T i.nes. tsoG 59sis c.is'itas sSsiss
sspsTHsrks. slish,Is a. ~, :.r9asss
S6.5:s6I mostdiy s.Oe-55o; few best
499 E,n,s DGsrsn sssnasrk., Ma about ,,.,s, y,o,
Il. sa:ssp sp MANNERS 'SS soo-Ssd; $500 poorer S.i
s,ssss . ssSss sSss.. c,Fsl,n.' sD rrsSoons
cabbass-Market slightly weaker; bushel
ss sssfs5s o is" iask esn;a ass' ec2ss Sens so oS 3
south Carolina, 100: 50. pound sacks.
South Carolina: round / .35-l SO; New
bssel crates rdand soaS carone CO.
Carrots New Jersey psnnsylyania
parsnips = Maryland, Pennsylvania.
Hsl57Sushs a. ushsi baskets and hampers. washed
Corn fgreen) - Florida, wire bound
crates. 8 dozen, yellow. 100000; mostly
la S9ss: .s@s ssss' ..sssy EsS
$50; few best. so; fair quality; 2.75-
a25 9S9rer siisepi p1oro,
zoo; ZOO. few best, s45Si poofer, 90. '0O
Endive-Florida. le-ouart baskets. 90
.EscaSole-Market slishtly weaker: r'or-
ida. lo-ausrs. rsvla1, ss,ksts ,s.,.t,en. sSl 90
ing isn't ressints modsTss. ior fowl, very
osher ds sappies On Gaes insue.nt &c anot.
Flour - Receipts, l7,O0s 100 pound
Whest-Reesipts. 81 sss sushel; ship,
Sossss sG sss 'nsF MS ssfsd' e id rssi nss
corn-Reeeipts. ieses4 bushels ship
ments, 1000 bushels: stocks, l.35o'oes
osts-Reeeipts, $3.50 bushels; ship
ments, none: stocks, 673.1os bushels
no quotations.
Barley - Receipts. 20.520 bushels:
shipments, none: stocks. 236,30e bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 1885 bushels ship
ments. none; stocks, 2ss.3lo bushels
Soybeans-Receipts, 5l,454 bushels'
shipments, none: stocks, 1,267 .44e bushels,
Millfeed-Receipts. 3o5 tons.
Butter and EKgs.
Eggs--Market steady; receipts lib
srsl; demand sood wholesale PRICES a
higher: 8 large 45-47; current receipts.
ungraded 42-44; some As
Receipts-Butter, 1880 pounds; eggs.
1.R50 cases.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April 4 Up P-sus,sr nro
days reeeipts. 81 ,3+a; eaty Wheissss
than o. score tAAl dQts centst a2 score
IAl, 60is; 90 score CBl. 5pas; 50 seore
Ess prices were hishes today To re
wholesale market Esgs q days reeelpisl'
81 700 Arm Spot quotations fclicw:
Midvestsrn: MIXED colors- fancy heavy
weights. bn-bI; extra 1 large, - extra
2 large. a.: extra medium. an: eur
rent receipts, 44-4e' dirtes. A-4e'
Wshites@fancy hesvyveashta. siaoss:
extra l.rss; so5 extra isfss' As4a'
Browns-Fsney hssvyvsishts, sls-ss:
:1.r. .r. m.gium lsIs,i so extra "s w.
Nsarey tTop quotations on neAroy White
and brown eags represent highest whols-
sale selling prices for the nnesi marks
available. and not payins prices 70 pro-
ducerS or thippeTsA
whitex-Extra fancy hsasyweizhts, SIS
SO fancy heavyveights. b2-Sf. nedfufns'
Byowns-Extrs fancy hesvywsishts, 81
55: fancy heavyvsishts. s2-b3' neeiaras'
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Apru 4 tP.--Cunited States
Department Of Asrieulturel l--Sslsble hoss;
$500; .low early sa, lstsr te ;. .rsas an. and
soS e cent. . lgsI ,s ,9e 20 SO tsI
GOES; most SEED and yho&iss & i@so.2to @
IsTB-iaSO: 2a0-320 pounds. l7.7b- . so;
33O-400 pounds. II .6o-i7.7s; sood and
CHOICE sows uneer 900 pounds seaIess 81
53S-so0 pounds ~ 95- s 90: odd head
heavier at II 90; good clearance:
saiable cattle. II 900: xalabls calves,
500: steers and heifers moderately active
about about STEADY: vcslers steady to SO cents
higher: top 80 90 for load choice 70 prime
around l.2o0-pound fed steers keattered
loads and lots choice steers. l.2o0 pounds
down 81 0N- 2s 90: bulk good to, low
choice steers. % 75-26.oO; choice $50
pound vefshts, $500; medium 20 lov-
GOOD steers. 81 5o-23 50: bulk sood "a
low choice heifers, $3.50 % .@S; beef cows
20 90 down; Gamers and cutters, lsrFely
IA 0o-i62b; medium and sood sausaEs
al 90: stoekers snd feeders slo~. stesds
saIsbis. sheep. 2.Sno: slauEhtsr lamb,
SOW; early sales so cents or more lower;
Early top good to choice soqled lambs
40 90; choice kinds helo well soo~e 81 90:
ewes scarce steady al 1900 \cown,
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Interstate Operations
OF Auto Theft Rings
Probed in Staying
D. -. Aasss sn Sssx.

NEW YORK. Ap:a I Pcasce
and FBI agents otlyec gHso tese
interstate operations c. s4to Thrift
rings today serksls clars n ghr
staying O. q convicted car tasr!
Who had oeen sought ey me FR.
The o...lei--.colet eccy q!
Joseph FrRrk Ma.rntA g. IS o.
New YORK and Mcur; RcIse. rA
Was found yesterday II q Hosea
car parked IL Astoria Guetrs
Edward Schesd, Es4 sA>~c2a.
agent. issued statement laS;
nlghi sAy.ug news ytposts sha,
MirerdA was IN the proceSs 6!
oeing contacted b. Fed,.rsi AGENTS
are absolutely untrue
Hunted b, fRi
Published rrpog5> specalAtsd
that Mlrenda might have beer
slain 10 prevent him from making
revelations 70 the FBi Discount
Ing this, Mf Sehei6i Ssla TIE FIJI
had been actively seektns the
victim
The FIJI said Mlrenda VAS am
der 81 900 bail IN Louisville NJ
and II had instructions 20 arrest
him here II sighted
Assistant United States District
Attorney Ben Cooper said a, Louis
vile that Mirends had Jumped
bail
Warrant Issued March is.
Mr.. Cooper said a warrant TO-
Mirends $ arrest was issued March
is by the Federal Court o! the
Western District o: Kentucky
charging him with interstate
transportation OF stolen car from
New York 10 Louisville las, fall
Mirenda Was arrested in New
York and executed bail. but failed
to return 10 Louisville 10 answer
the motor vehicle charge. Mr Coo.
per said,
Police here said II arrests and
six convictions. including auto
thefts. were on Mlrenda S record
Miren6aS body. with touI
bullet holes in the head and one
in the chest. was found slumped
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Market Ayerooes
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK. April tR.-Fersixn III
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canacap dellAr in New Yerf cgen
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up Z cf 8 cent: drsai Britain 5o-day
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cent: Great britain ao-dsy fasnfss z "a .,
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cent, Snsnssnsss Issi, M ora Anra xs1.e ss.e
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franc free gb.90, unchanged
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Brarl tfreel $50, HnchaHgses
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Evening star., 1949-04-04
Maryland Bankers
To Hear FLEMING
And Scymezak
By Edword G. Stone

Robert v. Fleming. president of
the Riggs National Bank. and NJ
s. Scymczak, member OF the Board
of Governors Of the Federal Re-
serve System, will be leading
speakers at the convention of the
Maryland Bankers Association at
Atlantic City May 9-10, Norman
B. Boyle, association president,
announced today.
Mr.. Fleming, member of the
Federal Advisory Council, Federal
Reserve System, and former presi-
dent of the American Bankers
Association, will speak on Bank
ing, It's Problems and It's Place In
the National Economy" This is
repeat performance" before the
Maryland bankers as he addressed
the 1888 convention.
Other speakers will be Alan H.
Temple, vice president, National
City Bank; Gov. William Preston
Lane and Joseph P. Healy, Mary
land chairman of the United
States Savings Bond Committee.
Wave of Thrift Reported.
Oscar r. Kreutz, executive
manager of the National Savings
and Loan League, said today that
Americans are saving money in
record-breaking amounts, Janu-
ary having been the best savings
month in building and loan his
tory. It was exceeded only by
December, 1948. February figures
showed the record is continuing,
with net savings about so per
cent above February. 1948, he
added.
Secretary of the Treasury John
w. Snyder announces that the
United States Savings Bond Divi-
sion will have a dinner in honor
of volunteers. at the Statler, on
Tuesday. April 10. Plans are
being made for the next bond
drive when the Districts E Bond
quota will be $11 100000.
Harold Stonier, executive man
ager of the ABA, paid very high
tribute to Secretary Snyder in
st. Louis address for the manner
in which he is handling the ma
tional debt, a matter most vital
to every citizen.
Sales Off 4 Per Cent.
Department store sales in the
Fifth Federal Reserve District in
the first quarter, or up to March
26, were per cent under last
year, the Federal Reserve Board
reported.
r. Philadelphia district sales were
off 8 per cent and New York. Z,
with the national average de-
crease 6 per cent. Trade in Bos-
ton, Atlanta and Cleveland was
down 4 per cent.
Brokers reported today that the
cut in margin requirements from
rs to SO per cent has not boosted
stock market activity as much as
had been expected. It is con-
sidered highly constructive step,
however.
J.D. Marsh and Associates, with
the Lincoln National Life, wrote
s2,564,110 new business In spe-
cial March drive. W
Auchincloss, Parker q Rsdpath
is distributing special review on
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc. ~