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Evening star., 1949-03-21
9S2,o36 pepco Shares
Now Owned by $3.50
; CAPITAL Stockholders
By Edword G. Stone

Potomac Electric Power officials
have reported that there are now
$3.50 common stockholders In
Washington who own 982 .036
shares, an average of 168 shares
per holder. This is a gain OF
34.262 shares since December 3.
Washington has dropped to
second place in the number OF
holders, New York ranking first,
but District investors still have
the largest number of shares and
the highest number per holder.
Maryland has 1873 holders Of
2l3.1O6 shares and Virginia 992
holders of 94.331 shares. The Dis
trict and the two States have a
total of 8.709 stockholders with
1,289,473 shares. an average OF
l48 per holder. Average holdings
a year ago were 1873 shares.
Pepco remains the most active
stock on the Washington Ex-
change, selling around l4I4.
Pan Americans Net Rises.
Pan American Airways Corp.
today reported an estimated net
income for 1948 of $4.590000 after
Federal income taxes of 2,940 900.
Estimated net in 1947 was ST.
100000.
The consolidated balance sheet
of December 81 showed current
assets of S4O,124,000 and current
liabilities of S28,394,000. United
States mail revenues for the year
amounted to 100000.
James w. Dickey Washington
attorney. will become vice presl-
dent and general counsel of the
Cleveland Chain & Manufacturing
Co. on April l. He was in the
Air Corps during the war and LETT
the service as a major. Mr.. Dlckey
took special work in American
University and National Unlver-
sity and later attended Western
Reserve at Cleveland. He was at
one time associated with the
Housing Administration.
Savings Trend Upward.
The United States Savings and
Loan League reports a marked up
trend in savings. which started in
the last half of 1948. Many people
have a greater desire to save now
than at any time since the war.
Price declines and some rise in
unemployment have made people
more concerned about future eco
nomic trends. the league says. The
increase in savings is shown by
money placed in building and loan
associations, mutual savings instl-
tutions, Government bonds and
life insurance.
Executive Assumes Duties.
Justin D. Bowersock, new exec
utive vice president Of the Union
Trust Co., assumed his new duties
today. He is from Kansas City and
has had wide experience in bank
ing.
Stephen o. Porter. Of the Riggs
National Bank. will address
group meeting of bankers at Lees
burg tomorrow night.
Top officials of the District
Bankers Association will go to-
White Sulphur Spring this week
end to make final plans for the
annual june convention.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Mar 81 R.-Cotton fu-
lures moved narrowly in dull forenoon
trading today. Prices eased slightly on
light hedging and liquidation;
Most traders awaited fresh develop
ments on the next cotton crop and ex-
port and textiles business: o
Noon prices were unchaneed to 70
cents bale lower than the previous
close. May 32.17. July 31.07 and Octo-
Der 2s.14.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or spe-
for March Is: a,943 purchases involv-
ing sI 972 shares; :,.750 sales, involving
74s7l shares including 80 short sales
involving 1928 shares.
It also reported these for March 10:
.!s1 purchases involving 33,269 shares;
O45 sales involving 1881 7 shares IN
Guiding nine short sales involving ~"
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Business Briefs
Building Permits issued in 81

leading cities had valuation OF
s244,195,551 in February, a gain
of 9.8Go from the previous month
and 3.6eo above the same 1948
month.-Dun & Bradstreet. For
two 1949 months the total was
S466, ,685,347, a drop Of 1867 from
a year earlier.
Life Insurance Sales in Feoru-
ary totaled s1.711 100000, a gain
of 90 from the same 1948 month
Life Insurance Management AS
sociation.
Newspaper Advertising in 81
cities totaled 163,378.921 lines In
February, a drop of 2.7@| from a
year earlier-Media Records. Lin
age for two months was 1.2%
above year earlier.
Texas Co. stockholders will vote
April rs on a proposed increase IN
authorized capital stock to 10000
600 shares from $4,000. 900.
American Smelling & Refining
Co. profit for 1948 set record OF
S38,926,816 or $13.47 a share VS.
S36.773,231 or s12.65 in 1947.
Consolidated Edison Co. earned
$36,824,8so or s231 in 1948 VS.
S32,7O9 $50 or sl90 in the previ-
GUS year.
Timken Roller Bearing Co. net
income for 1948 was S13 ,204, ,767
or s5.45 VS.. s11,124,252 or s4.59 in
1947.
Kendall Co. earned s8.718.95s or
$10.68 in 1948 VS.. $6,876,605 or
$8.37 in the previous year.
Kimberly Clark Corp. profit for
1948 was $7,52q.845 or s502 VS..
s6.431,580 or $4.29 in 1947.
Gamble Skogmo. Inc, earned
s3.788,5 ,566 or sl.47 in 1948 VS.. ST.
245.558 OF 81 cents in the previous
year.
Combustion Engineering Super
heater, Inc, net for 1948 was So
137,515 or $7.25 VS.. S4,161 ,349 or
S4.e4 in 1947.
North American RayOn Corp,
earned $500 900 or S7.03 in 194S
VS.. s4,011.791 or s7.83 in the pre-
vious year.
Argo Oil Corp. profit for l94s
was s3,56O,301 or s2.04 VS.. $l,754,-
327 or S1.01 in 1947.
Motorola, Inc, earned s3,332.-
739 or SALT in 1948 VS.. S2,510.4l(
or s3.14 in the previous year.
Minnesota Mining e. Mfg. Go
earned S13,234.756 or S6.5l ir
1948 VS.. s10,715,376 or S5.47 II
the previous year.
Garlock Packing Co. net fol
1e48 was S1,369,581 or 1927 VS.
s1.276,731 or s305 in 1947.
Brown g. Bigelow profit for l.
months ended January 81 was ST.,
746,419 or $500 VS.. $2,267 7,661 O.
s1.71 in the preceding fisca
period.
Idaho Power Co. earned $2,736.
e81 or $3.15 in 1948 VS.. 81 1886, 49,
or $3.50 in the previous year.
Republic AVlatlOn COEp. neI ~.
1948 was s2,196,475 or $2.18 VS..
deficit of $2,079,585 in 1947.
Youngstown Steel Door Co
earned S2,008,151 or S3.02 in 194'
VS.. S1,688,915 or 1884 in the pre-
vious year.
American Bemberg Corp. net TO
1948 was s1.400,000 or S4.66 VS.
$1,729,667 or $582 in 1947.
Braniff Always, Inc, earned
$191.634 or 19 cents in 1948 VS..
deficit of $516,468 in the previou
year.
Trans-Lux Corp. profit for 194'
was $155,131 or % cents VS.. $231,
679 or "a cents In 1947.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Mar 81 R,.-Liberal selling
Of May wheat sent that contract down
more than 2 cents and caused nervous
of Trade today.
A reduction of cent bushe in the
Government's buying price for cash wheat
weakness Of May. Traders also noted
Government buying at all positions, last
week end totaled only $4,000 bushels.
only l39 cars OF cash grain arrived here
But the weakness Of wheat eventually had
some influence on restraining bids for
corn.
wheat at noon was h-2l. lower; May,
2.147s; corn was k4-ss lower; May. .2e1a;
oats were "a lower to % higher; May,
6S's. and soybeans were 2h-A lower;
March Oo43.
Evening star., 1949-03-21

LIST INCLUDES ON.
FOREIGN IL;
Akershus As 6s IS
Australia SIS 55 1o2h
Canada As so 1o3H
Chile 2-3s Q3 =. 28it
Oenmk AIS SO 74ih
Italian 1st 3s77 rs
Norway 4lzs So 92L
DOMESTIC 1:1s
AmGE p 5s2O30 90
AmT&T 3ass 73 1o5N
Am TOT 2Asb7 LOG
Am T&T 2As61 lo2H
AmTobacco3s62 lo3k
A T 8 F IS 95 125
AtlCoa oastL41as64lo1l
Atl DIV 1st4S4S 52N
Balt&Oh $3.50 56N
Balt&O5sK2O00 SSH
BIO CIV 4s201O ~
BufRoch&P57st S6
Can Pac - perp 07l
c GAAMs 3O20B -
Cn AR NJ bs S7s SIl
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CMStP4 hs2O44 AZ
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CRIPin4 1as2019 49,
CityInvest 1851 elL
CcCSL 4ias II 59L
clev On II 5s73 1o53'
Col G&E 3Kss71 lozh
Cons I'd cv 1858 1oe5.
Cons p 2Nss 7b 1OH
Det Ed cv IS SO 1o6
Hud&M RI IS 81 81
Hud&M in IS 81 23S
&c IS 53 3----1 1olN
&c 434S CO. 6oL
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Kan C Sou 4s75 1o4't
Leh vi 5s2003st 4Olf
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Evening star., 1949-03-21
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas common-1oo ct 237a.
Potomac Electric Power common-l50 q
l4ls, $50 at IA. 35 at IA.
American Tel g. Tel-S at 1861, 40
Potomac Electric Power common--1OO q
l4i,s. 100 at l4ls. $50 at l4ls. .,,
Cap Transit lst ref As l964-Sl 900 a
as
American Security & Trust-20 at %.
Potomac Electric Power common-5 a.
IA. 100 at 14ls.
Lanston Monotype-1OO at 2lIa
Virginia Elecric d Power common-1Ot
Evening star., 1949-03-21
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished By the Associated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED IISUKS

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Third Ave IS so. 26iA
Third Ave Is 80 -
|West Sh As 1851 56
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Evening star., 1949-03-21

Philip Carey Mfg. Co. eaCst
$3,018,277 or $3.67 in 1948 VS.. ST..
BOG, ,692 or $3.4l In the previous
year. :
Evening star., 1949-03-21

Lone Star Steel Co. declared a
stock dividend Of 25%. payable
June ! to holders Of record April
10.
Evening star., 1949-03-21

IL uuaa l7o 900 a.: uu uoon 27o 900
i:0Opm. $40 600 400 ON. 900 ooe
-uprcy or receivership. or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. Or securities
assumed by such companies. Rates OF diy;
Disbursements based on the last quarterly
or senii-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
xr u rights Also extra or extras Plus
stock DIVIDEND dGssh or stock .,,r Paid aiad
cssh ss val,e on ex-dividend date. De.
eisred h or Said 50 far this year. h Declared
Or paid after stock dividend or spll,rup split,
TVS Issue with dividends in arrears. q Paid
his year. dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend ivide meeting. Iii
dating dividend. Payable IN stock exact
cash value Undetermined on declaratlon
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. March 81 tP.-Dividends
declared: Pc Stosk q Pay-
Evening star., 1949-03-21
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Eurling M l IA
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Burr Add NJ 80
Butler Bros -
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Butts CAIN As
Ryron JACKS Ia
caiiahan Zine .
Calumet 81 Hec
Can Dry GA 80
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Csse J ! 1.20g
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celotex Of !
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CentHudGas SO
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Cent&SWOp so
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Certn-tdPd .606
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Childs Co -.
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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-11-25
APOLOGIZE S

MI. SnOdgrass informs us that the
new road opening up between the
Hatchery apartments and the School
work shop will be connected with
the main road to the north. This
is being opened up for two reasons
the first is in order to route all
school busses from that direction
to the school without passing thru
the main part Of, town. The sec ond -
it is being done to aid in fire
protec ton.
The 6nodgrass property lying along
this road is not for sale, he said.
An agreement was made with the
ARC at the time the Civic Center
was placed here to hold that area
for q park center.
Some Coop property extends a short
distance along this road and the
Coop hoApad' with some Of the BULL
doing.
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR CRISTIAS SEALS
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1949-11-25
ARMY PLANS TO BUY
MORE ALASKA PRODUCE

Bentatives from the Alaska Research
Edminis tration. The purpose Of the
meeting Wes to discuss problems and
procedure for letting local vegetable
contracts for next year end to iron
but misunderst andings that may have
brisen in the past.
Prominently discussed was the dosir-
E,bility OF obtaining a full-timo
fed erel inspector for use in imple-
nentfng the vegetable contracts.
Hopes were expressed that one may be
obtained from the Department Of Agri-
culture before next year. crops are
harvested. Such an inspector, it was
pointed out, would be availablo to
any grower at almost any time and
would greatly Facilitate the required
pre-shipmont inspections Of contract
ed food-stuffs.
The meeting also sought to bring out
the possibility for moro agriculture
purchases from Alaskans by the mill
tary services. However, purchasing
and contracting Officials explained
thet the government has contracted
tor more than 5000, 900 pounds of
potatoes this year for troop issue
Rlone.
TI addition, contracts were awarded
locally for all the bocts, broc coli,
>
greens, lettuce, onions ,rodishes and
turnips that could be utilized under
local st orage conditions.
alaskan cabbage was Furnished two
months longer than expected this year
land carrots were available for approx
Iimatoly six weeks longer than antici-
pated. Tt was possible to reduce
roQuisitions for carrots from the
Zone Of Interior and take odvantag
Iof the increase from Alaska growers.
1T was announced that future confer
Iences are planned with growers and
cooperative regprGsonta tivos to make
plans for the army contracts for
next year, fresh voget ables. at
such time the needs Of the services
will be discussed and methods Of Sub
hitting bids and Fulfilling contracts
wi II be explained.
PURCHASING METHODS
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

stated in Bid Item No 1
 (Basic) less any alternates the .Goverment may elect to accept. One set of plans and specif cations (USDA No. 46- 50) may be had without cost by contractors who can quote upon entire project as requir- ed. Contractors may purchase additional sets at ten dollars
 ($10.O0) per set. Checks must be certified and payable to the Treasurer of the United
 States. Drawings and specifi- cations may be seen without
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

water lines and roadwork at Palmer, Alaska for the Agri- cultural Research Administra- tion, U. S. Department of Ag
 riculture, will be received by the Chief, Division of Pur- chase, Sales and Traffic, U. s, Department of Agriculture, Washington 25, D. C., until two o'clock P. M, Eastern Standard Time, December 8,
 1949. Award of the contract will be made to only one con- tractor quoting the lowest
 price for the entire project as
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

charge, or be obtained as pre- viously stated at the Office of the Chief, Division of Pur- Sales and Traffic, U. g.
 Department of Agriculture,
 Washington 25, D, c. or at the office of Mir. Don L. Irwin,
 Director, Agricultural Experi- ment Station, Palmer, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
NoTiGE

DEPARTMENT OF AGRI- CULTURE, WASHINGTON,
 D. c. October 28, 1949. Sealed proposals for the furnishing f all labor and materials, tools,
 erecting equipment, transpor- tation, etc., for the construc- tion of two 4-bedroom resi- dences and five 2-bedroom residences, including sewers,
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12
FACE 13

All persons having laatheF- craft tools borrowed from the Community Center are reQues- ted to return them at once since the tools are needed for the hobbycraft activities won in session at the Center on Tuesday and "Wednesday nights.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-11-12

Wanf proof of q hetfer way 10 drive? Come take inc wheel of inc only car with dUtomofic drive that cont shift you into wrong gear .s inc only such car with the positive control on. ~ slippery roads. Waslf proof Of
 greafer comfort? Come sit in inc only chair height seats in inc luxury field. Come see fhe car with wider scots that's easier fo handle and park.
 Compare inc extra heudroom, shoulder room, Ieg-room, end greater vision.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-03

TIE American Automobile Assoeia-
t5Oa assE beg0ng 10 some combination OF
radicals because il il asking pertinent
qses1loss 10 connection with the fact that
Vie acreage naotoriss must pay about so a
pear esose for gasoline than he did three
years sZO>
TIE President Of the Association says
that Supplies u petroleum are nigh and
~ &re 81 profits bat, despite the fact that
otber prices is general are declining, the
Associations reports that some Of the ma
jor 0Si companies have recently increased
gasoline prices.
One you'd suppose that an Assoeia-
ton representing automobile owners. a
somewhat respectable segment Of Ameri-
car sOefety, would be immune from such
rsdiealisu - TO expect reduction in the
price Of gasoline. The suggestion sounds
Ike hsEssyl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-03

1792-JsDes 0. AoGEeS, BISHOP
u the Me1Eo5zSt EE2scooaz
Church. South, Whose oEr1ssx-sSs
Of slaves was co1zraElz1lzg fac1cE
10 eaErch's G8y9saoz. bern k
Wilkes Co Ga Died n Noble
March 2, 1871
lsI2-Lct h Morrill, Names
famous governor, senator and
Secretary Of The Treasury. born
In Belgrade, Ne Died Jan 10.
1893
aSz3-El11sm Lyme W1iso1
Confederate soldier. pog1,nssser-
general, press6eat q Washington
and Lee College, born II JefEe--
SCH Co, ". Va Died Oct IT.
1880
l6z2-419a years sgo1 Jacob a
Rms. New YORK Journalist. cru-
Sa6sr for the poor, srzne1pzto-
Of the sluzs. born In Denmark
Died Nay %. 1914.
i653-E6gar ". ED Howe,
Sage Of Potato HILL famed
Atch1scn. Kzas- newspaper editor
and author. born L Treaty, Ind
Dsed Oct. 5. 1897.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-03
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