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Evening star., 1949-04-22
Record Row
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TIE albums tive records. 10
inch. una,~Akaa aas are nnsssN<sy
priced Aanaily. nor~ asea s1ar-
satsosss are rrpaEt~e cn thets way.
RghAra Dyer Aennsa csess
Mgnsirvl Songs cf GERMANY. r.
a rrleAsr nv Ven, that to o charm
inE and wvll- balanced AlesEn-
The soags ar sung In Enstasa,
NJ DYER Rcnnet. we ieArne1.
rounded Up most O! the tunes IN
this album from swedish Sven
s< taoaanieg. = modern counter
part Of the old MINISTRIES, wse sAas
his ~ay across Earxsae wtth tire
old folksongs and. moreover. ~.
vived the ancient lutte. ualng Il 80
hts accompaniment
The witty and wicked The
Ghost Of Basel" The Three
Sailors. "Moonrlse - the charm.
lng Jan Htnnerk the man Who
could make anything. and the
rarthy Phyllis and Her Mother
are in this group,
Also included In the album 10
the 'nteresitng and memorable
song Of Reproaeh. q 18th cen
tQry song which Is preserved in
The famous Jena manuscript. and
saS handed down hy the Mime
singers OF the late Middle Ages
Mr. Dyer Bennett has also
.urned out the albums Minstrel
songs Of the British Isle" and
Minstrel Songs Of the U, @ A"
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Ey Esfsy k.aes

The next group o. releases .Icsz
Cap.tols Tearfunken esiAAoxsae y
due around the as; O. Nay Tsss
nrxs releases from thls cAtAlogsss
we're made available 10 WASH
tngtonlanx the nrsi ef tesks month
xata an enthusiasts response re-
ported By reeord cealsrs
HIncemiihs Mathis Ger MAlr'
Matthias the Painter w!ih iias
Berlin pniihArrnane OTrhesIsa.
conducted By the composer. and
Beraioa Roman Carnival Over
tare, with wIilrEn Meneelnesg
conducting the Concertgeeos
Orchestra Of Amsterdam have
been particularly popular. Ae-
cordinS 70 eoanossseurs the Teas-
funken catalogue. recorded by thu
huge German recording and
eleeuonic Arm. represents much
OF the outstanding recorded musk
Of Europe. RECORDINGS MADE IN
the future, a. well As those made
In the past. viii be released in
time by Capitol.
Single records offered this
month viii be; The prelude 10
Wagner's Die Mrisisrsinser. %
parts ! and 2. with wilhelm Men
geloerg conducting the Concert
gebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam
My Late Cousin Once Dreamed.
from die Freischutz, by Won
Weber. with Erna Sack. Johann
straus' "waldmeisier Overture, "
with the orchestra OF the German
Opera House. Berlin. Walter
Lietze conducting: and excerpts
from Nicolai's The Merry Wives
Of Windsor" with Martina wuls
and Friedrich Eugen Ensles,
The albums offered viii include
>fozart's Fine Kieinenaeht Music, ="
with the Berlin Philharmonic con-
Quoted by Eric Kleiber: MoEarts
fortieth symphony. with Eusen
Jochum conductins the Amster-
dam Concertsebow Orchestra.
vivaldis Concerto Crosse In q
Minor" with Antonio 0uarnieri
conducting the Magic Musicale
Debussy's La Mer.
With the Brussels Radio symphony
Under the baton Of Frang Andre:
excerpts from die Ffedermaus.
"A Night In Venice" and Der
zigeunerbaron." with Ekna Buyer.
Peter Anders. Anita 0una. and
friedrich Eugen Engels singing:
and the "Bocklin Suite" four
one poems for large orchestra.
~ Max Reger. Joseph Keilberth
,onducts the German Philhar-
nonic Orchestra Of Prague.
Bing Crosby sings George oersh- !
win tunes In O new album. and II
'ou've . yen for the Crosby voice
md Q 0ershwin tune. this is your |
fish. Among the songs by Mr.. |
J. that are sung by Mr., c. are, |
Enforceable You" "They Can't
'ake That Away From Me. Some |
body Loves Me-" Maybe" and
Summertime. John Scott Trot- !
er's orchestra accompanies.
Lyric Records has produced an
interesting quartet In It's Young
'eople's Opera House series. For /
he first time. some OF the cias-
ical grand operas have been re-
,orded with young people express
y In mind. The records are In /
,naiish. and some narration and
dialogue make for clarity.
We thought Carmen" and
Pagliaeci." musical treats and
xciting TO boot. were unQuali-
led successes. and we suspect
ounssters will feel the same way.
Irttsts from the City Center Op-
70 Company. and the New York
philharmonic Orchestra. lend q
lad In 'Pagliacci."
The Princess and the Pauper."I
Evening star., 1949-04-22

Pattern No. 3l53 Is a sew-rite
perforated pattern for sizes II. II.
l3, Il, 10 and 10. Size IL. en-
semble requires yards OF 50 or
80 inch; s yards beading; 8 yards
ribbon.
For this pattern send IS cents
In coins. your name. address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell. The Washington
Star, p. o. Box 90, Station @. New
York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-04-22

Easy-to-do cross-stitch lends
all It's charm to these Pennsyl-
vania Dutch motifs. They make
colorful and gay decorations for
luncheon and tea cloths. table
runners and dinette or kitchen
curtains.
To obtain this pattern send 20
cents In coins. giving pattern
number, your name. address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts.
The Washington Star, p. o. Box
100, Station @, New York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
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Evening star., 1949-05-25
Produce Markets

Bsl.imore quotations snpnlied BY the
united states AsIieuiturs Den.riI.nt =.
:. Potatoes--New market siishtiy weaker:
nsaha sS1ie escGf sscRs D. ans fsun anss ae
s'sse ss.se fsfa c'.ant Few cGsss. ssaR carp
'ss Sweet T. potatoes-Asoat sass oo; 81 Steady. New
.e5ses. q. ,is..2s sashsl hsnDsTs Is gsldsns
Florida, bushei hampers. 5o-4.o0.
Beets-Wire-bound crates. virginia. 24s,
9 per Ns~ dcnsn Ssrsef speh.s sssas o oanens'
Poultry Market.
Poultry-Market barely steady. tradlns
slow: receipts moderate. Fryers. 3.5.s
Client to quote, fowl tcolorsd1. ,ss-4o,
mostly 37.3s; lisht weights Ueghorns),
very re" Zo-@ss s,.,, MARKET
Flour-Receipts. none.
Wheat--Rscsipts, 7A.sil bushels: ship
No. ? red winter sariieky, spo.. aomestie,
ts cornR.c.ipss Mss s4siis ri sSsi Sss.i. ship
ments, s2.lo6 bushels, stocks. s72'7sS
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Bariey--Receipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks. 32S.925 bushels.
Rys--Rsesipts, 3.ees 3s esshsls; .,. shis-
ss,s ss,b.sns ass ssssh s7ss1 Ilhs a.a..;
sniSmisssi MSmili,ssd-Ressipss. | % none.
rs..M.rsss sss''f about sss is:::a .s::a, r.s.,g..
ing prices: A large, $3.50; A mediums.
1888; p large; 5o-s2; current recsipts'
uhRssshoi Recsipts--.Erss % as4 ssssss safssr, ..
Te2 pounds
Evening star., 1949-05-25
chieoeo Groin

CHICAGO, May 25.-oN-0rains sank
bit on the Board q Trade s9dsy: ouf rn alo
action action caused some nervousness In other
Cash dealers reported I45,ooo bushels Of
corn were booked over night for shipment
eo bushs;s .o,S ysss.rdss ' Il indieated sad.
den increase. in the wflinsness OF the
e Trsa,ns "a: vas rather sui.. . and @ near tn. the
end Of tne frs. r, hour 'nr. vh;afi ,iy s sips w.
en corn was Il. lower July 81 ,s2H, and
oats we're h-ss lower, July 6is S9ynsans
were .. to one cent lower, july &22ots
conins MINI from Ge nj Iowa aesi.rs a .ad %
has not previously beer. much OF seller
Drain men felt that with seeding OF the
new crop approaching completion. ofIerlnss
OF the cash grain were likely to continue
The Agriculture Department discounted
effects on mosaic disease on wheat. A
spokesman was ouoted as saying ooservA-
Sns e have been mass ass In. sisas. ,s.n r.
been estimated In press reports.
Buying of wheat futures recently has
not been based 10 any extent On these
famah fsetor has pSS Seen % concern ~ over the sprins
wheat crop In the Northwest and Canada
But the outlook In both territories II
nov. considered better than 1t was
~ Traders Gsss s'0 were interested in report.
from Washineton that, even Il Marshail
Plan funds are cut IN the next nscM
eos ths ss,nmes. reensson rop % ~ crops sas
considered fair, but not - sced - last
The weekly weather bureau report said
sts Tns srop vas nGr 9sporssd !. o.
ia GOOD condition.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Furnished by the Associates Pssss1

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Am Zine log
tam Zinc Or pf5 J
| Anacon Ccp AR
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And prish Ia
| Arch DAMN 1R
| Armco stl 2hs
| Armour D. Co
| Arms Cork /. Cos
| Artloom Crpt ID
| Assd d q 1.60
| Atch T&SF "a
| Atch T&SF of 3
| Ati Coast Line 4
| Att 0&W Ind 10
| Ati Rein IL -
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| tAtlas Pow 1g
Austin Nichols
| Austin N of 1.20
| Autocar Co
Avco Mfg f5g
| Avco Mfg Of 2M
BABBTTT ! 20
Baldwin Loco l.
Bait q Ohio
Balt&Ohio Of 10
Bansor&Arostk
| Barns Oil 2g
Bath Iron WkMa
Beatrice Eds "a
Beaunit Mills l.
Bendix Avia "a
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Best Foods %
Beth Steel 2.40
Bigelow-S 2.40a
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Blaw-Knox Ia
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Briggs Mfg isg-
Bklyn On @ VT.
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Budd Co 60.
Curling M l va
Burr Add M 80
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Byron Jacks 2a-
| CALF PGK2ha
Callahan Zinc
| Campbell wy 1g
Can Dry GA so
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Capital Airlines .
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Celanese 2.40--
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| Champ Paper Q
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Cont Ipsnr 28
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Cooper-Bess .
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fCorn Exch ESQ
lCorn Prod 8 90
fCornProd Of 2
corn-Dub g 80
tcorningGlass VI
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Crane Co I Goa
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Crownzell l.60g
tcrucible Stl Of 5
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Curtis Publish
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Eastern Air Line
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Evening star., 1949-05-25
Fractional Declines
Put Many Key Stocks
Az New 1949 Lows
sy .As Asae<i1sss sr~sa

NEW YORK. May 25--Stcck
market prices today went into an
other gentle decline.
Losses were fractional for the
most part. some as much as q
point or so. but they were enough,
to put many key stocks al their
lows for ls4s. A handful Of shares
managed small gains,
The decline was the seventh o!
the past eight trading days.
Selling pressure never reached
the insistent stage Demand on
the other hand. could not be slim
ulated except by concessions
Wall Street again blamed invest
r1ent and speculative apathy 70.
the latest setback Interest In
stocks, it was pointed out. has
been almost dormant for months
and recent interest has been
curbed still more by the eurren,
postwar business recession.
New l949 lows were established
by, among others. q. 8. Steel (old)
and new. Bethlehem Steel.
Youngstown Sheet. Armeo Steel,
United Fruit. American Machine
& Metals. Westinghouse Electric
and u. S. Gypsum.
Others lower were Firestone
Sears Roebuck. Schenley. Amer
ican Telephone. Consolidated
Natural Gas. Kennecott Copper.
Phelps Dodge. Dow Chemical,
Allied Chemical. j. c. Penney.
Philip Morris. Pullman. Nickel
Plate. Amerada Petroleum. Gulf
Oh and Phillips Petroleum.
Railway issues did better than
most others. with gains posted for
Santa Fe. Pennsylvania. Southern
Railway. Atlantic Coast Line and
Great Northern preferred.
Also bit ahead were General
Motors. Montgomery Ward. Ma
tional Distillers. Standard Oil of
New Jersey and Richfield OIL.
Corporate bonds tended lower.
United States Governments held
steady in over-the-counter deal
ings.
Evening star., 1949-05-25

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Evening star., 1949-05-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Mar 1s R---Butter, 744,-
6i6. easy. wholesale prices On bulk car.
tons creamery. hsxher than o. score a
Hetz: % score A, bahs.Sgts: 20 score B.
56tx. 50 score e. "a.
Cheese. s44.o2s5 steady; Prices ufs-
changed.
Errs. as.4os. irregular. New YeFk spo,
ouoEafions follow: Midvestsrns. Eixed
/ iarx<, BI-sIL, extra q iaree. 4sts -sa;
extra Il medium Se-s0. current receipts
44-45; dirtses-. 4e-<9i4: eheekA 4o-4l.
Iarre. hIss-H2; extra large. 491-4a;
extra I medium, So-5t Browns tanry
hsavyweIEhts, 54-S5: extra hrge. 52-S3:
extra 1 medium. 6ss-5f.
Nearby ttop euetattnns % resEhy uhit<
and brown eEkf rspTesent vh0ieAah seaine
prices for thE Anest marks md not paytns
prtexs 10 pg06ueErs on khlp0&T1x whtt&ss
ezra fancy hseTyue4ghfM Mss. fAnss
63-S6: medtunA ka-8s
DYorrx, extra fnfsey heavyWet9h1A. kT-36'
fancy keavyweieAsA t7-Sa. nedtums
t9-63.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May zb AF~-Ccktom n
tufea sayxed tnsn nsM iCW gro9nA so{ tns
datfon In nearny July sicua with ccDHats~
ssoa house ssllirE rnex eniy srase-down
sh1rt eoveTtng. Lack 81 neE eustnen1 9
reporfs a further sef.fns ~ surrtHs cotscn
ssoek sy Mllis1 had N Hnsstsiins s9ess
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Evening star., 1949-05-25
Business Briefs
Major security and commodit

MAJOE ScCuTlty anu CUtillHUuAtJ
exchanges start this week end their
summer schedules under which
most Of them will be closed each
Saturday through September "a.
The first weekend closing will be
stretched to three days. since all
domestic markets shut down Mon
day for i the Memorial Day OBJ
servance. Principal exceptions to
the Saturday closings are the
grain markets and some livestock
markets..
Wholesale Food Index, based on
total cost of a pound each Of 81
foodS in general use, advanced
this week to $5.74 from $5.66 last
week. the sharpest gain since
February. This figure is 17.3%
below last years $6.94-Dun 81
Bradstreet.
Edison Electric Institute reported
power production for week ended
May s2l declined to 5,255 .272, 900
kilowatthours from 5.256.s76,000
the previous week, but was 3.3a
above the like week of last year.
Savings Bank Deposits for the
Nation increased $54,000.000 in
April to a new peak of $18,745,-
100000.
Iron Ore moved down the Great
Lakes last week totaled 2,6l7,414
tons raising the seasons total
to t7.462.o71 VS.. 2,5o7,4l4 and
15.797,873 last year.
American Machine g. Metals,
Inc, took no action on the COM
mon dividend due at this time.
Ponnsylvania Railroad stock
holders authorized an increase in
the :eompany's Indebtedness Of
$l0o. DOC. 900.
Coinmonwealth g. Southern in
year ENDED April 80 earned $29.-
36l,6 or $20.37 a share VS.. $29,-
325,474 or $20.35 in 1948.
Norfolk g. Western Railway in
4 mohths ended April 80 earned
$8,86a, a,444 or $1.52 a share VS..
ss.036543 or $l32 in 1948 period.
Reading Co. in 4 months ended
Aprils30 earned $2,010.259 or n
centssa share VS.. $2.040.801 or 79
centssin 1948 period.
wheeling e. Lake Erie Railway
In 4 months ended April 80 earned
$2,473042 or 1888 q share VS..
$2.2sS687 or $6.16 In l948 period.
Chieago, r. /. & Pacific R.R. in
4 mdnths ended April 80 earned
$4,l7E005 or $2.l3 q share VS..
$3.o11 1,902 or $3.50 in 1948 period.
McGraw Electric Co. in year
ended March 81 earned $3,206 .383
or S6d8 q share VS.. $2,43l, ,709 or
<5.l4Stn 1948.
Oliver Corp. in 8 months ended
AprilSS0 earned $3.1ls.000 or $3.65
o shste VS.. $3,455,304 or $4.07 in
1913 period.
ChSin Belt Co. In 5 months end
ed Abril 80 earned $1.110.8 .8os OF
$2.28 q share VS.. $i.l4l,88 OF
$2.s5sin ls48 period.
UnAed Printers q Publishers In
yeaf sended February % earned
4l,47x660 or $2.95 q share VS.
s1,27S4s2 or $2.54 in 1948.
HliSsissippi Power q Light In
year iended April so earned $2..
72s. .2ss ~ sl,72l.5o5 IN le4s.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Market Ayerodes

wieboIdt Stores, Inc-. reported
sales Of SO 3.i35 .556 for the i3-week
period ended April 30. . decline Of
S668 .44s from the like I948 period.
New England Gas Z Electric IN
year ended April 80 earned t2.-|
isI .623 or $l.4S ". Sl.e5l 800 or
ISL .26 In i940.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
District Bank Loans
Gain S2,2Ot,OOO in
Week Ended May 1S
By Edword c. Stone

Total loans in Washingtor
banks gained s2,2ol 900 during
the week ended May 13. the Fed.
eral Reserve Bank Of Richmond
reported today. Commercial
loans were up 1894 900.
The banks substantially in
creased their investments in
Treasury bills, certificates and
notes. as well as in Government
bonds. Total assets were up
1854, 900 for the week.
Demand deposits stepped up
$2.s32,ooo but time deposits were
unchanged.
Mortgage Dividend Voted.
Directors of the National
Mortgage g. Investment Corp.
have declared a dividend OF
80 cents per share on account of
the accumulated dividends on the
preferred stock. payable June Is
to stock of record June l. This
dividend makes go cents per
share paid during the fiscal year.
Liberty National Bank directors
have voted the usual semiannual
dividend of 81 per share, payable
July / TO stockholders Of record.
June %.
Directors Of Julius Garfinckel
& Co.. Inc, have declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of 343s
cents a share on the outstanding
5a% convertible preferred stock,
payable June 80. to stockholders
OF record June Is, and the regular
quarterly dividend of 281s cents
a share on the 412% convertible
preferred stock, payable June 80,
to stockholders of record June Is.
A quarterly dividend of 3712 cents
q share was declared on the COM
mon stock, payable June 80, to
stockholders of record June Is.
Better Accounting Forecast.
The new governmental account
ing program places great empha-
sis on the necessity for Develop
ment of accounting within and by
each governmental agency to meet
management needs and RESPONSE
bilities, Walter r. Frese, director,
accounting systems division, Cen
eral Accounting Office, stated last
night at the monthly dinner meet
ing of Washington Control of the
Controllers Institute at the Carl
ton Hotel. The meeting was con-
Quoted by H. Randolph Barbee.
president.
To provide greater flexibility
and responsibility, he stated, basic
accounting requirements are be-
ing reshaped so that each agency
can mold and develop its own ac-
counting system in the light of its
particular considerations.
Investment Glass Draws 900.
About 900 women stormed
American University again last
night for the second class in
investments sponsored by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner g. Beane.
Despite the weather, the audi
torium was jammed by house,
wives. secretaries. II lawyers,
economists, accountants, employees
In banks. and others.
Over TOO share Of Capital Tran
sit sold on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday at 17ss, UP b.
Garfinckel issues also have been
drawing more attention recently.
The Washington Office reports
that the Gray Manufacturing Co.,
of Hartford, earned $84.464 or
80 cents a share in the first
quarter VS.. a loss of $4,000 a
year ago.
Evening star., 1949-05-25
N. 7. Bond Market
..ss s,Esocsi ,Esssoscssibs Il, ,::s.:sssl :sssl.s -: :sss.s

xSM4n hAxn Wnn nrx ARA 1anss
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Odd-lot Declines

Tas ss~asstass are ExcnsSs. rssasnss-
ssoF F*Hsst<a ta1ss tAs@< gFsss.gs sSss ~
g4&teEnefs s98h e4s.&ss &sa 8sfs ~ kzsssSGs5e
ikss eR tAs Nv~ rsgk staxs ksrMaass fns
Nay - 4 So vGg<sssea snse3ssrs = fsN
sSA share s%s sAses sanatsSHs lea sss
AL shAses
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Washington Exehonse
IIsr MCLUp1s oHlV aEl1CIVD

American Tel A Tei-io at i*aS, 10
at i40ss
Capital TTansit--so st i7a.. 10 at ifs.
at I1ss.
POTOMAC Elec pwr com at is".
Union Trust Co--lo at 80.
Potonae Elee . COS psd 3D. E. 6o q tsi.,
American Tel A. Tei---5 at iAoh.
Notice--Besinnins Saturday. MAY se,
this exchange viii be closed on Saturdays
until further nntteA
Evening star., 1949-05-25

Ueurly Sales on he Exfhanss Is4ays
III 90 4 ~ lSc ooC 1890 noon $50 600
In 500 600 600 rn-- 600 60
tUnit Of trading 10 shaYes. I'm hank
runtey a. rerefYership or besnx reorn2nsRe6l
un1Ier the eankruptcy Act or securities.
sssurned 81 such companies Rates Of dis1-
dends Ia the foregoing table are annual
ar serniannuai declaration. unisxs Other-l
Wtss noted. special or extra dsvidends are
mot included. CD Called xk dtv.den1.
stcek dividend, d Cash or stock. F1i4l
isst year Payable IN stcck. estimate4I
|cash vains On ex-dtyidsnd dAse Ds.l
|or paid sffer stock dividend or spltt-U-
n Declared cr paid this year. IN acsumula-
five fEsue WITH dividends n aFreazL xAtdl
fhss ar. dsFidend emitted. dskerred ~ ~
ACTON fakeu 81 last dfFidend neektnesl
h Declared in4e payable In 1919. y Eaui.
datfax dividend aPayAhle IN stock. exAet
ensn ralu1 Undetermined - 6ecaarattea
Evening star., 1949-05-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May IS R.--Dividsndi
declared: