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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

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bib Seines 2eibens. Mber es ipie-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
ct. Sanl, Wiiun. = 8prtbinstpn, =
Samstog, 2, April 1949.
&irdenfa a lenber
Somntaa, 3. MpriI: gaiIiuusIonnta

@DangeIium: Die Suoen
molten Seius iteinisen (Sob. 81.
Nontas A. Ipril: Siioor. s t2E
Dienstos. 5. april: Nineens Serrer.
Wittmob, 6. Ipril: 0otfer.
Donnerstag, z. Ipril: @ermann So.
iepb.
5reitas, s. april: Sieben Sdmer5en
MariG.
'Samstag, 8. apriI: Maria &leopbae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02

Ter Mufbau oes RirdenhorS. fir ben
er beipdbrte Miiifer als Dirigentetl
geipant1t, mar cine ieiner beionoeren
Soreen. Die Weiie, bic anIabIih iei-
mes gol6enen Hrieiteril,bilaums 1946
Igeiungen tpurbe, mar ieine eigene
&pmpoiition. Dem ShuI- ino 8er-
einsDeien mibmete er groBte MMf-
nlerfiamfeit uno biel Mrbeit. Gr lpirf-
te I'M 0iitriftsperba16 linb oem
Staatsberbanb bes gentral-8erein
Der 4atboliifen Union BON Wifouri,
nie I'M Central -Berein ielbit. Das
SiIfsnerf fir bic notleioenoen Deut-
!iben fanb in ibm einen tatfr1ftigen,
freigebigen Soroerer. Sein Wirfen
lpuroe bonn Bapit 1916 ourd grbe-
bung gum Moniienore geipiiroiet. Mn
ndberen Beripanbten binterlabt er oie
8riioer George unb SEQ 2i,beleb iinb
Die SbDelter gli5abetb &ird). X. 1. P.
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leete Ser bohm'ite Sr. @r5bijhof
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mar bel Der Seier cine Heibe bon
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berlanb, 81. S. Die Monbe battem ben
grauen Sanoitein ertporben 1no ber-
|beigei6afft, Der fir Die SaIiaoe ,,nb
den Sbornitein bes $30O,0O0.0O fo-
itenben &loiters berpenoet tper6en
Jon. 0as &loiter, bos ben 9atnen
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Serbit ioipeit fertig feiteIlt iein, baB
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lano, ein5ieben fornen. llnsefabr bie
Salfte Der SbmeItern iinb gebiirtiee
amerifanerinnen, bie in ber Iebter
Sabren in bas &loiter IN ssrlano ein-
traten, tpeiI in ben Ser. Staaten fein
3iiter5ienierfloiter mar. Oas bieiigs
&loiter ipurbe auf Mnreeung bon gr5.
|biihof Gnibing begonnen. 9as erite
8ebaube miro cine &apelle, 3elIen fir
|Sfpeitern uno Hopi5innen unb einen
Isel6loiienen &loiterearten entbaIten.
ct. Sanl, Minn. = slm fonlnteu@
ben tSonntag, 8. april, beginf,t bic
4Oitiinoige Inoaft in Der ct. Mor-i
|garet's @caoemp, 0einneapolisS iopie
in folsenoe,1 Bfarrfirben Ser @r3oio-
5eie: ct. Abalberts, ct. Bauf,; ct
@eores, @lencoe; ct. Oeidaels, Dsa.
oiion; ct. Warien, Nearpsto,pn; ct
@reeorius, geortb 8ranh; ct. Wsax.
fus, Sbafopee; ct. Marien Sleep
gpe.
4m fommenben Sanistoa unS
Sonntag finoet i'm bieiigen ct. 1ho-
mas College elm angemeiner &ongreB
Der fatboliiden Stubentenl1aft ftott,
|5u tpelhem eegen l1eitnbunoert Stu-
oenten Der Ied}s fatbofiihe, &ollegiefl
in WinneIota eripartet ,perben. Ser
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Dos ct. 8enebifts- &oIles in ct. So
iepb, Die ct. Sobannes-l llniperjit6t in
Gouegebiue, ct. GATHERINGS in ct.
SAUL, ct. Sholaitica's in IaIutb
uno ct. Wtarn'S un6 ct. Shereia's
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Bpttrllt El1rr zritung 11tdlt ah!

Bpftrllt Eltrr zrttnng 11td1t ah!
yBenn bn ieber 2, bIr Sage bt cine 8ennns fir beiue
8tnns erbalen ba Dir a m6sd it, kt beinea Sabress
ensnienben 10 ben n ab onOern abis M eag
mee sOer besablen famn sSr nOen Sene 8nns per
Abbeaans bbut gernf entea, reunbes
eiaen sdaben fir bic fatboilde @reRe
On fanuf bn Enhancement anf ben ober she
Sopbinnm aOD eber einen 2 enenben
senbem Jormnar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
CHARLES r.. NEUMANN
SOS s. Monroe Ave.. Columbus S, O.
6rilkrantpr-Upp..

aller Gorten, edit rnS biIlis - bpn
Bfarrer &neipp enpfpbIen ~ $1.00
bas Hafet. - Die AmantitGt III ab.
bansig bon benz Ereis einselaer arGn.
teriorten. - 3n besieben bon:
Anthony Sperl
1917 Bombay St., Pittsburgh 3, Pa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-04-02
Stiuuue 0eS HDlitS
fiir bas Soiepbinnill

Siermit lenoeu mir Sbnen 81, Die
mir neriproden batten, ipel,n uniere
8itte erbort tpiiroe. 0onf oem lieben
@ott uno benz bl. Soiepb fir Die @r.
borung!
Ilter 2eier, isis.
Sd bate ei1lliegenben Dollar in
einem anliegen o,ir Iaufenben Srei-
itelle oerlprohen, penn i6 erbort
tuiirbe. Dant Der 5iirbitte bes FL.
grpebit linb Der Nrmen Seelen bin
if erbort poroen.
$. g., sSnb.
Sd batte in einem 9lnIiegen elm.
liegenoen Dollar fir Die armen Gt,,.
oenten periproden. 9anf Der 81. 5a.
mile bin i'd erbort poroen.
Sitter 2ejer.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Automobile Output
To Hit New Postwar
Hiqh This Week
D. ssss AxseCss se& Fssas

DETROIT. April Motor We
hgIe production IN the UGisec
States this week WILL hit . new
postwar high Of l22 oTS units
Auiomcties News reported today
The previous highest week s4ace
the wa. that ending octooet Is
la4s. saw 1885 vehicles as
sennled.
The trade paper said this week S
output will include o. 2ol cars
and 2i.s73 trucks. Last week the
factories built s7.6os cars and
$3.50 trucks
Through this week. AutoIotlFe
News said, United States plants
Will have built I.l74 22s cars and
363 .S7s trucks this year That will
be lao 900 more cars but about
81 900 fewer trucks than in the
same le4s period.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Stock Market Holds
To Fractional Range
AS Trading Laes
D. re Asse<sgsse Press

The stock market moved IN
aimless fashion today.
Trading activity dropped TO the
lowest rate OF the week and most
issues strsyed only fractionally Up
or down from the previous close
Gains and losses we're fairly even
iy balanced.
A couple OF utility stocks made
fresh gains but even this group
had a ragged touch Yesterday
utility stocks advanced 70 the
highest average level OF the year.
Traders were evidently IN no
mood TO take stand one way
or another. an attitude which has
been apparent of and on for
some time. Many brokers claim
that spring merchandising trends
and first quarter earnings reports
will provide the motive power for
more decisive action.
American Woolen took COM
paratively wide swing. losing
around IA points and dropping
to a new low for the year.
Others down included United
States Steel. Youngstown Sheet.
Chrysler. Montgomery Ward. J. l.
Case. American Telephone, Elec-
tric Power & Light. Consolidated
Natural Gas, American Smelling,
Allied Chemical. Johns Manville.
United States Gymsum. Southern
Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio.
Boosted a bit were Packard.
Sears Roebuck. International
Harvester, Douglas Aircraft. CO.
lumbia Gas. General Electric,
Eastman Kodak. Baltimore d
Ohio, Union Pacific, Mission Corp,
Western Maryland Railroad and
United Air Lines.
In the bond market Third Ave
nue. Transit issues were under
pressure following court decision
which opened the way for a hear
ing on reorganization proceedings
brought by a bondholders group.
Other corporate issues moved mar
rowly. United States Government
issues held steady in overtime
counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Chicuao Livestock

CHICAGO, April 7tFs. .(UsDb.-SahSo.Ie ".
hogs Z, 800; $3.50 cents lower: mos' oe
cline on butchers under $50 polnns' 49,
steady to mostly 25 cents lower: usa. "a,
opened slow, later moderately setlses pus xn
cinsed SLOW and weak at decline; top Ee.oo
for few loads choice, l1o-Llo poan1s'
hnik good and choice. 10000 ponnass.
SaSs-S0. IS; o50-2s0 pornds, lg 90 l9.Is
heavier weights scare. few 29o.53o poanas'
1901 s.5s few a5oyn9 ,ns.1 sso s, pSynes DsSnes
searee at l6.00-iT IS; good 425-5og
nonnds 1b.5O-1s.2 IS heavier wetghts
sos goWn TO around 1850 for 600 pounds
eysrases; Indications good clearance.
saisble cattle, $500: salsble calves. 400;
f.iriy active; ali slaushter classes steady
70 IS cents higher: vsaleIs. Arm: stosssrs oso,rs
ina i'oso.i 100 pounds steers. s7.75 and
1861 $50 pounds steers s5.!s-sa SO:
load very fat. $50 pound weights u;
bulk medium and good stssrs z 90 . 5o;
good and choice heifers. p DO: Gooc
Beef cows, l9.5o-2o-50: these very scare:
canners and cutters mainly II .oo- TO- oV.
few light canners down q 1900: meoium
and good sausase bulls 90. 90 % so: odd
head 20 55; good and choice veslsrs
% .o0-3i 90; too. 81 90. load low-ehcsee
63e pounds feeding yearlinxs, IS so.
Salable sheep. 1000; siaughter amns
so cents higher active on shipper &C
count. early top wooled lambs. 81 90;
choice orerfnss hled above 81 50; choice
No clippers 3o.2s; ewes. STEADY 81
1880 down.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
ChIeoso 6roIn

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gat asssG Haasses 2tr Hwss sEa So sas
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s5gr szassatss u NAA .sae t4&a Ma s4s=s
ta4ssfk saass e. @eas asa ss~a aaSaf 81
t3f ca5ttd K-nEap@
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exy*saEr haSE wtsssl a-g@sEta - ne rGs
a. RE-. asatsyh tes eE~S Asa@elEss 81 y krs
Ia sFeFr a. A@f e Asaass fseTtt sasaT
Evening star., 1949-04-07

MArFadAen FahlieA tisnA lac.
rAgDed s4e@ laf a. s. o5 IN ls&s
IS SIS Ss6 O. s!sy IN tss psv-
Fgg>4S YEA
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Market AVERAGES

Federal Motor Truck Co. net for
l948 was Sl32.253 or 81 cents VS..
Sl.530,5 ,558 or S3.ll in l947.
Youngstown Steel Car Corp.
profit for l948 was $470,l52 or
s4.73 VS.. S37s. .348 or 1881 In le47.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Produce Markets

baltimore quotations furnished by the
United states pspaIttmsnt .,asA o. Asrpssi psesnnsyi
ADDssMlsssktsst nis SSsnel ssststs afGp Romss
ysnia 6Slasn Romss Ds5,si0q1z4 14os. l4oS oo-5o
Potatoes.old market duiI; H.. leo-eSSnd snnd
sssks u ks.,,Sains 3 Ne L %ss' nssd SACKS. s fair 70
sessss' sweet tSSs aal 99shsi
ess:, aIs.. so4 JS g. fair saaIs
Pu.rto Ricans. 1904 90; Nancy HAS Halls,
few 500; jersey type, 3oo-sS; waii,.e
Ss,h:i SaR:ii G1aansIy ssmper es1a; ooid.hs, as, AZ
Poultry-Market barely steady; tfsS.ns TsSsTa
slos so,,nS. Tsssip.s snd Ss5as sp ssss. son os
few heavier. $685.; towL eoloIsed' ltnss xsisss: af
.baib.5 fx sshsF ssi Rosily very tT4f lev hsA.f
Asparasus-Msrket slightly .,ss ressefci cisi,- 81
terinss light Dosen'SaG9,eon sn 9,o ets ssi.st. 80
extra fancy, 900; South Carolina '00
few sales to aHSo.es aHSs. MARKET
rIour-Receints. 9 a3a 100 pound SACKS,
Wheat-Reeeipts, q. $50 bushels, 4, ! ship1 aI0
ments es2 bushels stoe.s s.r,eky, spot,
bushels; sso..,3, No reg aps Tin'sl No red
"'ess ecsosrnNReceipts' ss .o7s bushels so mp; ss;
ments 1000 bushels: STOCKS i''-' 'o'
bushels. ...,r,.r,x none;
stocks. e73. l0s bushels: no quotations sn,r.
Bariey-Reeeipts: 4;59a s5s s soShl SSnsh.l, ''''
Rye-Receipts. 1887 bushels. snip
ments, none; stocks ss5; 80 soa ousessh sash.l..
S0yeeansmsoeis eai none; stocks. i.45o sos bushels.
Millfeed--Receipts, 81 tons
Butter and Esss, ,.r.,p,s
,,nSsrste. demand good; A large. 6o-b2:
fs% IA: A mediums, 45-4s. few higher
B large. 1913: current recepls' uh
Rsceipts-Butter, s2,4ss pounds' eggs
Evening star., 1949-04-07
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April P, New crop
cotton deliveries led = genefal advance
In cotton futures during forenoon usalns
TODAY. based on inflamators inptea .l9ns Ut
WASHINGTON adviees indicated st hst
Icnnttnus tn receive price support s.Ehl
h.gher than il would nEure under the
existing parity formula ra
good many traders however. we're
skeptical that the administrator pisn
would be adopted as recommended Gains
IN futures extended 10 bale neieas
the market reacted partially on prom
Ia king lea ding spot arm sold ABOUT
Z 900 to 3 1000 bales OF neares May or
the Scale-up. with gains limited to Ole
crop deliveries
Noon prices we're 10 to 10 cents bale
higher than the previous close May, 81 80
July, 81 So, October. 2s-S2,
Evening star., 1949-04-07
DC. Demand Deposits
Off Sharply in Week;
Savings Unchanged
ey Edword G. Stone

In the week ending March 80,
demand deposits In Washington's
10 banks and trust companies
dropped $26,654 900 from $751;
$4,000 to $734, ,470 900, the Rich
mond Reserve Bank reported to-
day. Savings deposits showed
practically no change.
Total loans, commercial and
real estate loans were slightly low
er than a week ago. the review
showed, total assets being of $29.-
427,000. Investments were lower.
the chief decrease being in Treas
ury bills.
c. g. p. Phone Net Lower.
Net income of the Chesapeake
81 Potomac Telephone Co. for
February amounted to $29S,361. a
decrease Of $21 ,421 from the same
period last year. officials reported
to the Public Utilities Commis-
sion.
Net income in the first two
months of 1949 totaled 1926, ,604.
compared with s561.8 a year
ago, a gain of $64,So2. At the
end of February there were 32,668
more phones in service than on
the same 1948 date.
Bank Advertising Urged.
Fred L. Lutes. president of the
Suburban National; Corcoran
Thorn, jr., vice president. Riggs
National, and j. Robert Sherwood.
treasurer, Prince Georges Bank,
were among speakers at meeting
of Group 2. Maryland Bankers
Association, at Frederick last
night
A discussion centered around
better public relations for banks.
all speakers urging greater efforts
through advertising to inform the
public just what the banks have
to offer. More than 800 bankers
were present.
Hill on Advisory Board.
John c. Hill, president OF the
Fruit Growers Express Co.. hasI
been appointed a member Of the
Advisory Board of the Keystone
Automobile Club. Ernest r. Brett.
manager, announced today. !
Key sales personnel of General
Electric appliances met here yes
terday with leading distributors to!
consider latest merchandising
methods and new products.
Eighty Shell dealers planned
an aggressive spring advertising
campaign at a dinner at Hotel
2400, the meeting being called by
Russell D. Myers, Shell manager
in Washington and Alexandria.
New Agency Chief Named.
John lima has been appointed
agency supervisor Of the A. w.
Defenderfer Office Of the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co. With the agency since 1889,
his average production in the last
three years has been in excess OF
100000.
Capital Airlines, Inc, has COM
pleted purchase of it's Penn-Cen-
tral Airlines Corp. 15-year, per
cent convertible income deben-
lures, due September l, 1860.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Osrnishsd b ths Associates PrsssJ

Billiard Co lag
Bulova Witch 3a
Surfing M | VA
Bush Term shf
thu T'B pf3hk
Butte C&Zin Ae
fByers A NJ Of 2
Callahan Zinc
Calumet & Hec
CampbellWy hg
Can Dry GA 80
Can Pac Ry Ag-
CapitalAirltnes
Caro- Pwv d 1t 2
carrier C0rp Ak
Carriers&G .05E
Csse j l.20g
Cate.pirTract 8
CelaneseAm .60a
Celanese 1st 4A
Celotex Corr Q
Cent Ga Ry pf5e
CentHudGas .b2x
Cent&SWCp so .
Cerro de Pas 1h
Certn-td Pd 60a
Champr& Mx.
ches d Ohio 3
C d O pf 8 u
Chi Corr go -
Chi q East nj.
Cni&Ea st male
Chi Nil st Pep
ChiMSP&P pf4e
chi d N West %
chi d N W Of 8
Chi r I b Pac 8
Chickasha Oil I
rChilds Of 81
Chrysler l KE
CHM G&E lao
Ctn NH M 1.40
CIT Finan y
City Ice q r 2M
Clev Elec II 2.20
tCiev e Ill pf4h
Climax M 20
Clinton IND Q 20
Coca-Cols "a
colRate-P.P "a
tCols-P-P Of 8M
Collins & Aik ]
Col Fuel q II ia
CclBrocstA 36g
coium Gas 60a
Columbia pict
Colum Carbon 3
C6SOOh III ESQ
Coml Solvts IN
Com with Ed IN
Comwl q South
Conde Mast I
Cong Marin ! hs
Cons Cigar B.
Cons Cop SOC
Gems Eds 1 90
Cons Edison pf6
Cons Laundry !.
\ Cons Nat Gas 3
| Coma HRCues pf
| Cons vultee
| Consum Pow 3
tCon PVT pf4.67
| sConsumP us4h
| Contain crp Ag
NnNt ma Ping Ia
Cont Insur 1a-
| Cont Motor los
Cont Oil Del L.
| Cop Range 80
| CopwldStl l.20s
| tcopwld pf 2M
tCorn Exch ESQ
| Corn Prod $50
| Coty Inc -s--
| lCotyInterna.l@
| crane Co 1.60a
| lcrWn-Zell l.2W
lCrucible Stl pf .
tcuba r r Of.
| CudahyPack 90
! Curtis Publish
| lCurtiss.Wri l.
| curtiss.W .Wr AZ.
| Cutlr-Hm l.20a
| DANA CORP /
| tDana Co 3%rf.
| Davera Str pf 1.
| DaytnP&L 1.S0
| Dayton Rub l .Q ]
| Deep Rock OIL .
| Deere q Co Ia
| Deere pf lao
| Del Lack&w Ag
Den d r q W 1s
| Den6RGw pf5g
Detroit Nd l,2O
Devoe d r A 2
Dia Match Ia
Diam T Mot Ia
Dist Corp-Sea ]
sDixiec pfA9m
Doehler-Jrvs 20
Dome Mines 10
DouElas Are 30
Dow Chem ID
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Dresser Ind B.
Du Pont Q hg
IDuPont5sspNh
Eastern Airline
4 East Kodak DOB
/ fxastmn X pf D.
Eaton MFG Mx
ltEdis BRO pf IA
Hce Prod 1.W-
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Hec Boat la
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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Business Briefs

Bank ClearingS IN 70 leaQlng
cities rose to $13.596, ,726 900 in the
week ended April VS.. 12,592,360,-
900 in the previous week, but re-
manned below $13.718,993,000 in
the like 1948 week-Dun g. Brad
street.
Business Loans of member banks
dropped to $14.904, ,000.000 on
March 80, a decline of $4,000, 900
from a week earlier. but still
1894, 900, 900 above year earlier
Fedearl Reserve Board. Loans
were down for the 18th week in a
row.
Export Shipments in February
totaled 81, ,082, 100000 a decline OF
$57,so0,0O0 from the previous
month and $58,300.o00 below the
like 1948 month-CensuS Bureau.
Imports of $567 300, 900 were $21.-
100000 below January and $l4,-
100000 below a year earlier.
Montgomery Ward & Co. an
nual meeting will be enlivened by
the opposition of Massachusetts
Investors Trust, largest individual
stockholder, to the reelection OF
President Sewell Avery as director.
However. the trust owns only
about is per cent of outstanding
stock.
United States Finishing Co.
stockholders ousted Grant A. Nc
Claiche as president. He was
dropped from the board and the
presidency was left vacant at the
election Of officers.
Kennecott Copper Co. officials
were silent on Denver rumors that
Arthur D. Stroke, president OF
Climax Molybdenum Co., might be
elected president to succeed e. T.
Stannard.
American Tobacco Co. stock
holders rejected minority pro-
posals to limit officers compensa-
tions and institute cumulative
voting for directors.
Sears, Roebuck q Co. sales In
March totaled $169.512.686. drop
of 12.s% from year earlier; In
two months ended March 81,
$297 ,s52, 2,7o4, q decline Of 10.9%.
8. S. Kresge Co. sales for March
amounted to $20,4l9,395, a de-
crease of 16.3T from year
earlier; for three months. $55,-
sos, ,026, o. drop Of 6.4q6.
&C. Murphy Co. sales in March
totaled $9.766.276, q decline OF
10.4% from q year earlier: In three
months. $27, ,085 $50. q gain Of So.
McCrory Stores Corp. sales for
March totaled $7,31s,s57. drop Of
14% from Q year earlier: for three
months, $1s.501 ,234, q decline
Of 4.5%.
Grayson- Robinson Store sales
In March amounted to $6,926. .065
O decline of LIE from q year
earlier: In three months. $l6,512.-
007, an increase Of 13%.
Lone Star Cement Corp. earned
$7,755,541 or $8.1s a share in 1915
VS.. s6,ss7.424 or $3.50 In the pre-
vious year.
Miami Copper Co. net income
for 194S was $2.280. .926 or $3.0s
VS.. $3,256,346 or $4.36 in 1947.
United States Freight Co. earned
S2,130.023 or Sill In l948 VS.. ST..
641,739 or $548 in the previou.
year.
Alden's, Inc, net for 13 month!
ended January 81 was 81 ,482 81!
or 6$3.72 VS.. $l,06l .046 or $2.5:
In 1947.
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
earned $1.45i.o73 or 66 cents II
i948 VS.. $1.124.207 or 81 cents II
the previous year.
Technicolor. Inc, profit for 194'
was $1,775.s34 or $l.s3 vs. $l.422,'
S52 or $l.55 In 1e47.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
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Dividends Announced
Odd-Lot DeuIinqs

The securities and Kxchanss commis-
sion reported today these trarssrtions ~
isfx on the es York Stock Exchange for
ApYfl g: a.52l purchases insoistng LOT .3x9
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