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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
100000 Pledged Here
For United Jewish Appeal

Washington business and pro-
fessional leaders pledged q total
Of more than $500 900 toward the
United Jewish Appeal at . pre-
campaign dinner last night In the
MayfIower Hotel.
The contributions viii 30 toward
the Washington goal Of 81 500 .0od
In the campaign starting April 20
The national Campaign seeks
$3.50 900 900.
Principal speaker at the dinner
was Samuel Rothberg. Peoria. Ill,
leader IN the national appeal
Asking for full support Of the
campaign. he said the money
from this years drive would be
used for rehabilitation OF more
than $500 displaced persons in
Europe who viii settle In Israel
in 1919.
Ell. Kaufman. president Of the
Districts organization, was toast
master. Others present were Jo-
seph Cherner. campaign chair
man: Milton w. Kins. A. q, Kay
Rabbi Isadore Breslau and r. d.
Behrend. associate ehairmen. and
BENJAMIN Ourssman. chairman OF
the Special Offs Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Business 0verestimaiinq
JobIess, clio Outlook SAYS

The CLOS Economic Outlook
says that business tried 10 under
estimate unemployment during
the depression and Is trying 70
ovetestimate 1. now. =
Somewhat strangely" the pub.
lication said. large sections oil
the business community that
made made such strenuous. Of. orta
to minimize the size and impor-
lance Of unemployment DURING
the l93o's have now reversed
themselves.
Journals OF business opinion
leading industrialists. bankers and
business school professors are
stressing the dangers and threat
OF unemployment, Their motives.
OF course. have not changed,
In the period OF the 3os. they
sought TO minimize unemployment
in an effort to forestall Govern
ment action to relieve II. Today
they are streSsing It's importance
in order TO convince Congress 10
go slow in considering the admin
istration's program OF social and
economic reform which the people
voted In 1919"
But while II complained about
business being worried over Job
lessness now. the Outlook was
worried, too. II said business has
purposely failed TO expand enough
and thereby failed to create
enough Jobs for the 1000 900 per-
sons the publication says are
added TO the labor force each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Favorable Weather
And Easter Buying
Spur Retail Trade

NEW YORK. April Good
weather and the approach Of
Easter boosted shoppers pu~-
chases this week. Dun l. Brad
street reported today
The statistical organization said
the dollar volume Of retail sales
in the week ended wednesday was
slightly above that OF the sam"
week last year. when Easter had
come and gone
AS Easter shopping gained mo-
mentQm. promotions Of spring
merchandise continued in many
areas.
There was substantial increase
IN demand for apparel this week
Women'S gabardlne suits and
short lengths coats in pastel COL
ors were popular, The retail VOL
ume OF blouses. skirts, hosiery and
millinery rose seasonauy
Sales OF mems clothing rose
moderately. with Interest center
ing largely on furnishings
Interest in furniture and house
wares dipped slightly during the
week. while sales Of giftware
novelties. curtains and decorating
materials remained STABLE,
Detail volume for the country
in the week ended Wednesday was
estimated 10 be from per cent
below TO 3 per cent above that OF
a year ago. New England and the
Southwest varied from down ?
per cent to up 2: the East was IN
changed to up I the South and
Pacific coast unchanged TO down
4, the Midwest up 10 and the
Northwest up TO 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO; April ,;-usDAN Sal
able ho1s, $500; generally steady g ?h
lower; trade fairly active; top. 2025
part,Iosd, $3.50: bEIk. sood and ehoicr
I IsoSso PSSIndiia 4e+b,s
scarce; fey 2so,3lo pounds, ,s @5 90,
and choice sows. under 400 pound i6o5-
1925; 425,500 pounds, !32s-1e-25
heavier weights as low as i4."5; GOOD
clearance.
salable cattle-l 600, sa'rhle calves,
3O0:I active: steers and ho.ferS strong
to so HIGHER; other killing classes steady
to strong; broad earl" clearance, choice
steers, absent. bit better than % loads
high: medium and good, .925-l 300 r""nH
weights, % 00-25 %, odd lots high oH
heifers. 21.25-2515; two loads sood : so
pound heife-s CARRYING medium enc. -
strairht: be:f cows. 20 80 down: rer~c"s
and cutters largely l. oG-If 5n' f-v 'i-1t
Gamers dc~n to II 90; seusp-o Ills.
2275 down: Rood and choice yealers,
IS 00-2l 90 top. Al 90
,,salsble sheep--5o0; .sensrsl- steady
al classes; Top wcol"4 lambs, 2" -: TO
to weak mostly 1900 down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April 8 R.--sellins pres;
sure AGAINST grains expanded on the Bosre
Of Trade today, With the deferrea corr
futures In the lead. prices dropped frse-
reversed aT:.Sn 9s s9 trena Th.s s"insd
more. than cent In yesterdays msrket'
largely on buying created by announce
ment Of the administrators proposed new
Today. Confusion over the proposed
In this atmosphere. SPECTATORS were not
. nsinsd t. t. the 90 Drosn "sn
sxplsinsd more completely than it has
'e1 Wheat near the end Of the ar.i hour
= 70 / lower, May i 80. and eats ssIt
S Srshs We're lo 5SSf' NAV Isl. ''
One of the big asestions in the proposed
farm as far z: the o sra'9 h. t5aes
ceeded their unit quota Presumably this
Grain would come to market TO set what
prise i could some traders 5 sn9ps ano,s
was high and not many farms in the
country would produce more grain than
the maximum allowed
Trade reports that fn l;,sd s sa9,,
cation Of nsa 70 b. The onfa 81
II early dealings Formal announce;
ment was said to await authorization o.
funds TO the economic cooperation ad-
Lara and soybear,s wssksrsd II Early
dealings. Hog runs normally irertsse
at this time OF wear, PROCURING more
lard In addition tEads- sa, sfid IN. e e.
new farm program would expand lafd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Produce Markets

Bslttmor. quotations furnished By IN.
United STATES Depsttmsnt o. A.r'epltars
sylvsnis' bushei baskets. U, s. IS RoTts,
2ts-ineh Up: ! 5o;55 2s4-tnGh er So
So A boRs: p.n r1RR'nn odsn De-
lieious, zoos sos, 400 so. Yorks, i25s-
Potatoes-oId market dun. 100 pound
saeks S. Is most size PengnfsyiFanaiaa'
on T P9srta Resns sshtly 0S %.ak:f on
R fsnd an R4SnS vtrsi nse OGDEN.
Ss.S ,'T Rti ns'' 6 R ssnes HAIL.
! D'I Asparagus tSH s. Market slightly stronssr,
DOZEN bunch crates, caiifornia. )umeo,
y 90; extra select, J. 90 select, - 9. 90,
| lima, COLO. sal. . 80 ',co: fancy n.oo-o 80.
choice. 3.504 SO,
snap Beans About STEADY.
Snap besns-Market about steady: Flor;
IDA, bushel hamper, fair 70 sentrsliy soed
IS; few best I 90 poorer. . po-2 SO
i'd, 6ashel hampers. 4 .so-5oo; fair DUAL
BeetsI. South Carolina wire bound
caoesssMsTkss :Iisetly I, weaker r, sS,s:l
tS' w s2:t: c'5S';2: sSI;s ss5s
pqand Terida rouId 90 sGnt6 Carolina
carrots-Bushel baskets topped, washed
! New York and PennSylvsnis / 90 few
corn-Market about steady, Florida
4,oo-4 50; fair quality, 500; : dozen
Mark Arm E 1S IT,, 'a a,si
! ity 5000 90; diils 1905 so
orefi sShsni Hsht: Fiorids sushel BASKETS
medium TO larse, 200; i mark high al
! Greens-Bushsl baskets, nearby eollards
Ace cents. tas s s9gs 30 fses
2 asssssss ssissassaa penn M
neund Z baskets, i.a5-i:48; pints.@si-at
Green on,on.-Nearby, per bunch. &.
Parsnins--Nearbv and Pennsyivania. w.
bushel baskets and hampers, eo-l.oo'
roulsr. sisls5s s asf'; ,4sags. SLOW
sg s un SONG fri MOSTLY sfss ~ n
s. lss sishsf' ssailtsss. IT. pounds sns
Grain Market.
/ rlour-Receipts, 3.li1 1oo-pound sacks
Wheat-Receipts; Io4 e2s bushels H4 ship
No red winter ssrlicsy, spot, domestic
IsA9h; April; 2 ,snh No, 1 red winter
s' corn.-Rseeipts' 2a,:2e7 bushels; ship
ments. none; stocks. ,e37 ,a74 bushels;
ments, none stocks. 673.ios bushels. No
| quotations.
| Barley-Receipts. none; shipments, none
| stocks, 2s2. 572 bushels
| Rye-Receipts, g 900 bushels; shipments
| $40 bushels; stocks, ISL .g44 bushels.
| oybeans--Receipts. rs, sfS bushels ship.
ments. rs 200 bushels; stocks, 1880, SEA
| bushels.
| Millfeed-Receipts, III tons.
| Butter and Esss.
Eggs-Market about STEADY, receipts
moderate demand good. Wholesale priees
A LARGE, 5q-b3, 4 MEDIUMS. 4b-4s few
higher. large. 45-4s. current receipts
unrraded 42-44 some IS,
Receipts-Butter. $3.50 pounds: ssss
1911 CASES
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New York Produce

wEw YORK. Asfti - ,--Rtsas nsss
+ msFss6 AsaAnss tosAy ~ tSs whaisssss
tss marsst Ests.pts tots1ss ls,sTs fsAss
Spot asstatsons fstis~
MtsvssseFn-- MiEes eolofs. faHfS hFass-
vsisha, Ai-sl u sEtTs tsfss. sasg A9l
.lrs Hseians. an carrssi isst'pis'
wHitst isarY hFssSwtsshta " - -!
sytrs / laEs.. - TEtFs ] mseium. ssaB
n%ewnA tsnsy hsstFwstGhtA ~ = .A@I
sTttA I 3Aree SOFA sStta j nsstsH 49,.
StAfhy ftHp quotations 90 nssfey Rh3ss
aHa brown eexs Tspfsasgf hlghsst ~hsss-
sRs sstttrs prtees tSF ths assst aasFts
sssiisnss and hss pasihs Ffisss r. RFs-
agosFs Or shippefai
wsifss s9trR fsSfy hssvFvsAshts -"
81 tsnss hssVvwsiBhts. $3.50, sasegt5sns
g3.ss
rrawns fABsB h4ssVwsyEntf - So
fanry AssTrwriShts, h1-ts sss6i1nts Az
Al
chsnsee Cheese. - saa Etsa6F sshsss
ussrh&Hss1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Construction 10 BEGIN
Immediately on Liner
Costing 10 Million

A MASSIVE sure ixrs~F a., ~ ts4.t'
n ta4s county 3. a COST ~ SO
o0e cea - csA.if~ke E~.'a.-ss -
S's1n n 10 trans Atls.,Ac trace
Wee aGrs."A! " " Smith
chairman Q; ire MARITIME Con
mission. sAtd ocnsG3 ts7n c! te,r
Is ooo- to;l. sso-tost vcSse. a., ese-
gin immediately I; = dur 70 take
20 the sea N tht ss4ia1scs o. tsA-
IRE }argeSI pa&srrEec s13p ssT:
ng!l' N Inr CrHea Syates Z al.
oe slightly sgna.}tr THAN r Ian =
Queen Nan and G}leen z aesHl1
but ~! carry about ttc >&Ese
nunher g: pas>ers ers = fs1o
Fsnal agreement Mss announced
YESTERDAY IN rnAnctng afcaner-
mems to- sc huge luxury inc
The Fcdsral Government a..
foot s.. coo 600 o. The comstrglc.
ton bill. manly thso4g9 = ma
i4on&l defense subsidy The
other SIS 600 600 vii come from
the United states Lines jloSS
has the vessel will ey
Virginia Firm Gets { oniraet
Newport News shipoulldine and
Dry Dock Co. Newport News, Va
has contracted 10 build the Iona o
proposed giant for So $50 coo
The rest OF the money will SO 'oE
such things as architects fees and
fittings
Incorporating new Developments
in architecture and metals the
liner will have q speed Of about
30 knots. Its crew will number
1000 officers and men. Its name
Is yet to be selected
Admiral Smith. IN announcing
the Government decision 10 help
finance the construction. termed
the move the most important
step the Maritime Commission has
ever taken to bolster the peace
time merchRn, feet and 10 protect
the Nations welfare.
Containing many top secret de
tense features" in addition 10 It's
speed-itself considerable de-
tense against attack the luxu-
rious vessel is designed for easy
transformation into a wartime
troop-cargo carrier.
Could Carry $4,000 Treops,
Should IL ever he preSsed into
combat duty, il would have accom-
modstlons for $4,000 troops-ai-
most a division--9nd much equip
ment.
II will be the first mammouth
United States passenger ship TO
enter service since 1910. when the
America-also operated by the
United States Lines--went 70 sea
only TO be made into q Navy
auxiliary vessel almost imme-
diately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Stock Market Drifts
Moderately Lower
AS Demand Fades
D. ire ASsesso.eo sFess

NEW YORK. April Shrink
ing demand for stocks allowed
prices TO drift slowly lover IN the
market today.
For a while during the morning
enough buying orders were exc
cuted to give the market a show Of
stability. Small gains and losses
were pretty well mixed.
Many advances we're later con-
verted into losses. Few declines
though. were more than fractional
Business was al the slowest rate
|of the week as trading interest
dwindled away.
News influences were largely
ignored. Most traders seemed to
be awaiting a clearer view OF the
business outlook for the balance OF
the year expanding their positions
in the market.
Among the losere were United
States Steel. Jones d. Laughlin
General Motors, Chrysler. Fire
stone. Montgomery Ward, Boeing
American Telephone. American
Smelling. WESTINGHOUSE Electric
Eastman Kodak. Philip Morris
Radio Corp. Southern Pacific.
Standard Oil New Jersey and
Paramount Pictures.
Running against the trend for
small gains were Republic Steel
Goodyear, Caterpillar Tractor
Commonwealth Edison. American
Can. Johns-Manville. United
States Gypsum, Illinois Central
Nickel Plate and Pacific Western
Oil.
Corporate bonds moved mar
rowly. United States Govern
ment issues held steady in over
he-counter dealings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchonee

NEW YOPK- April lsNl--FoFtiEn en-
change rates follow Great Britain ia
DOLE r.. others in eentsg Canadian doliai
IN New York open market 81. PEP cent
discount. or a3.Ss14 q. q. csatS. IN
CHANGED
Eurspe-Gres Britain tpcuncl, - %
Oh I. OF a cent; Great nritatr 3n-eaj
futures, S.ai'., OF I. Of csni. ofss,
cent: Great Britain p0-dsy futures
aaI, on I. Of . cent; yTsnes ffranef
81 Of 4 cent % % !. itsiy dirss Ae .5
Sweden fkron.l, - IS. uneeaneec; eslts-
eYssne tfrasei dresi. 1s.eo. unchsnfss
LATIN Afnersea--Arsentira tfreel. 20 q,
Mexseo, is.7Ss uncharse6-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Brokers Looms Down
.s340, 600, 900 in Week

TIE FeaeTal Reserve RaA-G ~
ported t22Ri loans 70 brokers arc
dealers on SecU-!l2eS helc ~ mem
be- banks n New Ycss City
totAled $685.. eoo 0o0 WEDNESDAY o
decrease {. &540 600 900 from 4
week age. ano al INCREASE Q.
1910 .00n 600 from a year &sc
Included was tSSs 0tN0 oa0 lent
70 purchase or carry rrlre1 State
Government oellsato~s ae,
crease Of 1855 900 600 !oT 'l,s week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
New Ruling Excludes
Bank Directors From
EmpIoye Tax LIST
By Edword e. Stone

The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue has reversed a long
standing ruling and announced
that bank directors who serve on
committees appointed by the
board or under the bylaws Of the
bank, are not to be treated as en-
ployes for Social Security tax
purposes.
The effect Of this important
ruling Is to exclude such directors
from the count of employees in de-
termining whether the bank Is
subject to the Federal employment
tax as. an employer Of eight or
more individuals.
Full details of the ruling have
been sent to all state secretaries
by D.sJ. Needhann. general counsel
Of the ABA.
Hyatt Heads Bank Group.
Herbert s. Hyatt, cashier. Bank
Of Damascus and vice president of
the Montgomery Bankers Associa-
ton, has been elected chairman
of Group 2. Maryland Bankers
Association. At 80, he Is believed
to be the youngest man to hold
this office.
Richard z. Eckel of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
and John H. Rick. Acacia Mutual,
have been awarded the Chartered
Life Underwater designation by
the American College of Life
Underwriters.
The new Philadelphia alti-
more Stock Exchange reports a
very sharp gain in the volume Of
combined trading. Many Wash
ington Stock Exchange ideas are
being used to excellent advantage.
James M. Thurmond, former
lieutenant in charge of the United
States Naval School of Music. has
been made executive assistant to
Earle c. Campbell. head of the
Campbell Music Co. He has a
brilliant musical record.
e The Second National Bank re-
PORTS total deposits of $28,821 STA
IN March 81 against $29,089, 408
1T the end of December.
2 Weather Cuts Gas Net
Z Net earnings of the Washington
Eas Light Co. in February were
nit hard by warm weather, 1884,
100 comparing with s427,845. a
Necrease Of s142,938. Net income
In the two months totaled 1888.
1886 against $6s2,327. a drop of
500, 2sl.
Trading will be resumed In
!: National Bank of Washington
stock on the Washington Stock
Exchange tomorrow, following to-
days announcement that new
interests have bought control of
the bank. Substantially more
than 81 per cent of the stock
was deposited at the Liberty
National Bank, the offer expiring
this afternoon. The buyers have
not been disclosed. The historic
name remains unchanged.
Potomac Electric $50 preferred
"A" stock was traded on the
Washington Exchange Yesterday
ct ~, following lifting" Of the
redemption plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
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Business Briefs
Money in Circulation expanded

money LII AICul6klOu EXPANDED
TO $27.514.o0o, 900 on April s, a
gain Of SILL 100000 from q week
ear1ierEhuf remained >$319, U0o, 600
below AGAR earlier-Federa Re-
serve Board. . -
Department Store Sales in the
week ended April 2 rose 80 above
the like 1913 week-Federal Re-
serve Board. 1t was the first year.
to-year gain since January.
Iron and Steel Payrolls in Feb
ruary Appropriated $1s9.751 900
a record for the month. and 1870
above the same 1948 month
American Iron g. Steel Institute
Employment of $50 800 set a new
postwar high and was $500 above
the previous month.
Sharp e. Dohme. Inc, directors
voted to offer for sale 208,37;
shares Of additional common stock
to finance new construction.
General Motors Corp. reported
its United States and Canadian
factories built 570,692 cars and
trucks in the first 1s49 quarter
W, 547, OFT in the same 1948 period
EFarnsworth Television g. Radio
Cbrp. sale to International Tele-
phone & Telegraph Corp. has been
endorsed by Senator Home e
ohpehart, a Farnsworth spokes-
man said. The Senator no longer
has any connection with Farms
worth.
Lehman Corp. reported net as
SGT value of $47.24 share on
March 81 VS.. s46.57 on December
81 and 5000 on June 80 last
year.
Gamble Skogmo, Inc, sales for
March amounted to $11.623 400, q
decline of 500 from a year
earlier: for three months. $685..
e35, 800, a decrease of 1897.
Butler Brothers sales in March
totaled $11.241,553. a drop OF
1882 from a year earlier; ir
three months, $29,9l3,29s, a de-
cline of 1882.
j. ]. Newbury Co. sales fol
March amounted to $9,645,8l2, Q
decrease of 8.4% from a veal
earlier; for three months, s25..
594,676, a gain of 49,.
Mercantile Stores Co. sales ir
March totaled 1891 300, a dror
of ses from a year earlier; in two
months ended March 81, $16,028,'
500. q decrease Of 5.9To.
Lane Bryant, Inc, sales IL
March totaled $5,216.374, q DECLINE
OF 4.3% from a year earlier; IL
three months, s12,360.262, a drol
Of 3.7%.
American Gas g. Electric Co
earned SCI ,073,6l3 or s4.54 a shar'
in IL months ended February 2,
W. $l9, $685. 41 or $4.23 in the pre-
Nibus year.
virginian Railway and subsidi
my had net income of $7.073.8S.
nt.$4.31 in 1913 VS.. s7.282,162 O
.48 in 1s47.
General Outdoor AdvertisinI
-. earned $2,584. 1865 or $4.07 Il
W46 VS.. $2,371 1877 or $3.72 in tn
evious year.
gFalconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd
% income for 1913 was 81 500 90
44 cents VS.. 1924, 07I-or "A cent
in 1947.
Simplicity Pattern Co. profit fo
~ioAs was $874.552 or $1.18 v.
1852 ,035 or $1.16.
Venezuelan Petroleum Co. earn
ed $4,575,5s9 or $l.i4 in 1913 VI
$4,235,587 or $1.06.
Woodward Iron Co. net incom
for three months ended March 8
was $l.e7s,311 or sass VS.. Sl,06l
SO or $3.50 in the same le4s pc
rid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08

Hourly Sales on the EXCHANGE To-day:
IL 90 a m. lAo ooN 1900 noon ~ 900
! flea.m 40 ooo 200 m. 900 600
runit Of trading 10 snAres Elm oanE-
under .he Bankruptcy Act or securities
sSumed By such companies Rates OF civ.
H.ends In the foregoins tahis are annual
~ semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividenes are
Ir " risisfs a Also extra or extras Pias
stock dividend Cash or stcck. Paic
last rear Payable y ssoek. estimates
dared or aid 80 far this year. b Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or spiit-up
& Declared or paid his year. an accum uia-
Ibis GEAR dividend omitted. deferred OF no
action taken a. iast diFtasna mestnT.
n Declared Ie4s payable 10 1919 Lseai.
cash yaius undeternined on declafSfion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08

Tue Securities ana Exehaste Commits.
sser reported today faese waasActfcns -
rustorrsrs With ode-los eesisrs or spesiss.
| lsts ~ the Sew Yerk Sock Kzchsrgs trs
ApyH z $500 purchases frxslstrx lIe.-
h3H Sharsg. 1855 sslss issolsGrS ~ bsi
1889 xsArex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Chicooo Livestock

The Chicaso hos market opened with
out early sales today and with biddirs At
steady TO IS cents lower Levels, Receipts
we're 500 fewer than expected By the
trade Good and choice butcher veishts
early top bid Cattle and sheep prices
we're steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April $ 0P;-cotton fu.
lures drifted lover IN SLOW forenoon
trading today on New orleans ana locei
selling Offerings were absorbed through
scale-dovn mill b',vins.
baIes Of cotton for Japanese herabilitst ton.
representing the balance not covered In
its recent inquiry for 40.55n bales.
France By $1,000 900 and to ltaly oy
So, $50 600 The combined nsuret COW
cred estimated $4,000 bales OF cotton
said to be seekins 10000 bales Of cotton
here.
Noon prices we're 5 to 10 cents sals
lower than the previous close May.
1881: July 81 AZ October. ISIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Libby, Mcneil q Libby prof

Libby, Mcneil q Libby proft
for u months ended February 26
was s., 80s. 1888 or $i.o5 VS.. 1885,
s94 or si.4S in the preceding fiscal
period.
Soundview Pulp Co. earned ST.
$3.50 or sl.3s In three months
ended March 81 VS.. sl.5l3,i4S or
sl.55 a year earlier.
International Harvester Co.
stockholders will vote May IL on
a proposed common stock pur-
chase plan for employees and issu-
ance Of i,20o.o 900 new common
shares for that purpose.
bravo Corp. elected Howard H.
Sturdy and Byron E Rhoads vice
presidents.
ParmeIee Transportation Co.
net income for 1913 was sl.o26.llo
or sl.42 VS.. s743.4i5 or si.o3 IN
lg4T.
Pacific Portland Cement Co.
earned s2,15o.233 or s2s so In la4s
VS.. sI,2I7.2s6 or si2.25 in the pre-
vious year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-08
Washington Exehonse

Garhncsel commou-50 at i4I
American telegraph and Telsphone--ib ct
1852. al iASss
Washington Gas 81 so pr.fsrr.d-ioo OF
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