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Evening star., 1949-02-23

The stage is set Tor announcer
basket bali battle between Wilson
and Central. and this time the
District public high championship
is at stake. They will tangle Sat-
urday afternoon at the Armory
having won their way to the pay
off with victories last night over
Coolidge and Eastern, respectively.
Their triumphs also earned
places for both in The Stars Met
ropolitan tournament which opens
next Wednesday night at the Uni
versity of Maryland.
Wilson nosed out Central, 1929,
three weeks ago. largely because
it was able to hold Jim Pantos
to six points. It's chances of a
repeat triumph on Saturday again
probably will depend on whether
it can handcuf the Viking ace
who was plenty hot last night.
Jimmy made much of the differ
ence with "a points as the Vikings
trimmed Eastern, 40-39. while
Wilson won over Coolidge, 1926.
Both games were humdingers
played before a 3.546 turnout,
largest crowd to witness a school,
boy double e-header here this
season.
Pantos at Peak.
Pantos was at his best last
night. counting seven field goals
and 10 fouls in 13 shots for his
24-point total. That is only two
points less than his season record.
Altogether the Vikings had a shade
too much class for the Ramblers
and were in front all the way
after Jack Stringer and Franny
Gleason started them with SO
edge early in the first period.
Pantos came along with the first
two of his field goals late in that
period to give the Vikings a 1877
margin.
Eastern rallied a bit in the
second period by holding every
body from Central scoreless except
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Yale Five Knocked Out
OF League Lead in
Upset by Princeton
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Never
underrate a Princeton athletic
team.
In much the same manner that
an underdog Princeton eleven
upset Pennsylvania on the grid
iron several years ago, the Tigers
basket ball quintet ended Yale's
12-game winning streak last night.
Not only that, but Princeton's
47-to-45 triumph knocked the Eli
out of first place in the Eastern
intercollegiate "Ivy" League. Co.
lumbia, the defending champ, now
perches on top.
Walloped, 74-48, by Yale earlier
this season, Princeton was re-
garded as merely No. 13 straight
for Tony Lavelli & Co. Instead,
Lavelli got only IA points COM
pared to 40 in his first game
against the Tigers while his man,
George Sella, tailed Is.
The game was the standout of
the national collegiate picture as
18 of the country's top 20 quintets
had an open date.
Yale ranked 18th. Hamline, No
IS, chalked up its Goth triumph
against three defeats by crushing
River Falls (Wisc.), 69-52.
Alabama trounced Mississippi
State, 1881. in the Southeastern
Conference. North Carolina State
maintained its place at the top
of the Southern Conference by
smacking Furman, 76-45. Rich
mond upset Washington and Lee,
77-53, and North Carolina nipped
Davidson. $3.50, on Dan Nyimicz's s
basket with IS seconds left.
Rhode Island State, which
usually complied high scores,
played q stalling game against
Maine to win by only 1890, while
Seton Hall started a new winning
streak by trouncing Illinois Wes-
leyan, 70-51. Morningside tied
Iowa Teachers for first place in the
North Central Conference by
whipping Augustana Is. Dak.)
70-65.
In other games Connecticut
beat Brooklyn College, 64-3o; Long
Island whipped Maryland State,
1854: st. Bonaventure licked st.
Francis of Brooklyn, 54-33; Har-
din n-Simmons beat New Mexico
Aggies. $3.50, and Colorado State
took Colorado Mines. 62-35.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Women's Bout Heads
Mat Card Tonight

June Byers of Dallas and Dot
Dotson of Oklahoma City will take
over the spotlight on the Turner's
Arena rassling card tonight at
.8:45. Part Of the proceeds will
go to the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club drive.
Chief Little Wolf will try to put
his Indian death lock" on Ivan
Kamarof in the semiwindup,
while other bouts find Manic
Singh facing Wilbur Mead and
Kimon Kudo graphing with Mar
win Mercer.
Entertainment during inter-
mission will be provided by a spe-
cial performance of several Police
Boys Club youngsters.
Evening star., 1949-02-23

reveling, no doubt in the comparative security
that goes with the job They won't make as
much money. perhaps. but the work is steadier
and responsibilities are almost nonexistent.
Jimmy Dykes. who managed the White Sox
for ii years and parts of two other seasons. is
the latest to convert. The Round Man has
signed up to help his original boss. Connie
Mack, when the Athletics open spring training
next Tuesday at West Palm Beach.
Ironically. the man who succeeded Dykes
when he was fred in 1916, also is coaching. He
is Ted Lyons, who's hooked up with the Tigers.
Luke Sewell. canned by the Browns and
out of baseball since 1946, is back as Bucky
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Howard Host to ClAA
Swimmers This Week

Howard University will be host
to the second annual C1AA indoor
swimming championship meet on
Friday and Saturday.
Hampton Institute and West
Virginia State College are CO.
defending champions. Howard has
a mucR improved team built
around Frank Stewart. who was
the outstanding individual in last
years meet; Joseph Downey,
James Smith, William Abernathy
and Elihu Banks.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Montgomery B. Title
To Be Decided Tonioht

Gaithersburg High School will
battle Poolesville tonight at
Richard Montgomery High for
the Montgomery County Glass B
basket ball title.
The girls title also will be de-
cided, with Richard Montgomery
playing Poolesville.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Grid Lions Sign MorelIi

NORMAL, H., Feb. 20 (P.-Ray
Morelli, star pass-catching end for
Illinois State Normal's football
team last year, has signed con-
tract with the Detroit grid Lions.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Pro Basket Ball
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.

Indianapolis. ~: Boston, 6s.
Rochester, 90; Philadelphia, S6.
NATIONAL BASKET LEAGUE.
Oshkosh, 61; Syracuse, 3s.
Denver, 50: Sheboygan. so.
SOUTHERN BASKET LEAGUE.
Laurel, rs; Birmingham, 40.
ToNIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Providence at Washington.
Boston at st. Louis.
NATIONAL BASKET LEAGUE.
Hammond at Waterloo.
AMERICAN BASKET LEAGUE.
Paterson at Brooklyn.
Bridgeport at WiIkes-Barre.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
McKechnie Was One of the Best


broadcasng, one OF Leo Durocners coacheS
McKechnie Was One of the Best
Bill Dckey who last long the Yankees manager IN
attrion. s46 returns after term IN the
stengel who still was the new Yankee
There was a time when managers didn't like to hire
managers probably feeling their proximity might give the oo
ideas apparently passing Lou Boudreau nneo
no less than three former pilots Muddy Ruel Bill Mekechne
and oNe although Ruel now has moved 10 ee'eiaha
front office to make room for ONeh 40
Rodreau showed the burglar because it's been no
secret that President Bill veeck doesn't rate Lou highly as
handler Of men But soon 's' ss a s was svaabe
McKechnie was of the real good managers man VINO
and Reds but he seems satisfied with his lot now Ana Wne
Boudreau signed oNe last year ne got announcer man
sadded winner
Hes Always Been the Whipping Boy
Leo Durocher the manner that be cocki,
ness has pair OF reformed pno In rtlSc anu
Freddie Ftzsmmons the former once heaomg e oafos s
pirates and Fitz serving boss of the Phlies
The other od-timers and long apprecauVe OF tne
they've found as coaches had his fling as
manager of the back 1917 and Clyde Milan gave
try in 1922 with Clyde when DOME Bush ana ate
The manager whipping and has been since Double
day laid diamond Just to give you an oea' ieie "
the managers lined up in 1916: ~ ,.s.
Red sox-cronin White sox-Dykes and Lyons; noansI @
Boudreau; Tiger-oNe; Yanks-Mccarhy Dekey ana neun
As Mack Browns-sewell Nats-Buese cuos-Grmm sraves
soIthworth; Gants-ott Phls-chapman; Reds-Mckechne
cards-Dyer: Prates-Frisch; Dodsers-Durocher
Mack Really Doesn't Count
Only Boudreau, Mack Charlie Grimm. Billy South
worth of these s men are managing the same
cbs TODAY Come to Mack shouldn't count He owns
Only two Others Mccarthy and Leo Durocher are man
aging at ALL both having other clubs Joe Cronn and
ossie Bleuge kicked upstairs neither particularly successful
managers Ben Chapman and Johnny Neun were us' pain
It's great to be managing winner but when the breaks go
the wrong grab the ball bag and feed the oa'
practice pitcher. . 49,. .,.h vou ..t
George do the manaslns you oe VIC 'o"~'" wv Wv
better in the long run.
Evening star., 1949-02-23

Ten years ago-Injured Sea-
biscuit was Withdrawn from the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap.
Evening star., 1949-02-23
Win, Lose, or Draw
The Good Life in Baseball
BY FRANCIS STANN

good life in baseball when mans playing days are
but Of coach The best proof is
major league rosters fresh on the presses
including two men who won world
Evening star., 1949-02-23

Walters assistant with the Reds. frankie Frisch,
broadcasting, returns one OF Leo Durocners co
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Pee. 10 e, tusDAeGsalabie
hos 500; total 1000 le:tia.s;s,tt: a t;,t .fo.nd CON-
ss:S, sfs5 sSv' sIS SsS9 is.ss SS.n
vsights srsdins choice; ens lot msaS sSs
pounds pounds i bousht W $780, 1s. .oo; som. sr.ass
230-25o pounds brought i6;0o;1t;3O, With ~!
260-3OO pound hesyies mainly l4.5o-tS h,;Se 90;
st l2.75.1S.26; . few choice lightweight..
DoYnds ranged from Ho
not given; compared week are. slaufnteI
steers Grading low good and bel below closed @
steady to strong; medium short feds weak;
lcows, 25-50 lower: bulls. scarce scarce through
mSnd at 100 to Z. 90 higher prices: trad
ting in stockers and feeders was slow, with
steaay to wsah two loads Of hign
sold at 40.75 and Al 90; hish good and
choice steers and yearlings were scarce at
bulk good ste steers sood brought .Sant
feds plentiful at 81 90 -2s, 90; ,sood to low
raq .0oH x..ss: s1soSass asS .ns 1ssf down.
saiable sheep. 100 lestimatedl; total not
g g IS BOUNDS xsss .S: asS So ss1% Weo
higher; al heavier weights. particularly
lost 30; in intsances 100 on;. choice ied
weiaSs. weHsSf topped @ st Ss.5o; shors ssd lambs
wearing No 1 skins reached $500. but
good 70 choice 103-pounders. topped at
|22.OO; BIC WEIGHTS, 1900 and below; shsep
advanced 50; choice 10 70 $50 pounds
western and native sWes raaching 1900;
bulked at. 9.OO-1l.SO; practical top On
Eood TO eheics 14S-pound Wsstssn swss.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations furnished BY the
United states Department Of Agriculture
mand; bushei baskets and Eastern crates,
DELICIOUS: 2.95; Pennsylvania; Delicious,
S nHsty BseS sSe Tsss ssx hfhs5 f5 sS1asn
1.75; Delicious. 2S5; staymans. 2OO-a 30:
staymans. high color. 2.5o-2: Ga; Maryland
s.1 or:safd run Mess Virginia
Katahdins, U. s. Is. size A, unwashed,
%; ordinary e% quality. iH ui.H 700; s j. s. Is.
5O-65: 50-pound sacks, 1 1.OO-O5. few ] 10.
Sweet potatoes-Market firm on best;
Goldens. fair to generally good quality.
22yiooss so; few y $, Is 900; Puerto Rieans,
s-bushel hampers: aoidens, i,s6.
hampers 1880 cents.
Poultry-MsIts. weaker on hens: dull
o'sas ear4ea Gndat sys sht pcanS 5sss9ts
26;2s; best. 27-2s: hens heavyweights.
2lla-s5: mostly to dressers: 21h-22;
Is; turkeys. supplies insufficient to quote.
Butter and EEEs.
EsgsIMarset Market steady RECEIPTS liberal;
current receipts too few sales to quote.
Livestock Market.
cattle-Compared last week: slaughter
steers hefsTs dd , and COWS geneTaiy tuly
Is oo-33. .oo: bulk hish. medium and GOOD
steers, 23;5o;2700; common and me
GGn saa s90a and aeassi s
ster Sc" Sqa fsppeF aed
comm Mediums manls So d0Sn
cutters LARGELY io.oo.1s. 90; good sausage
du %as' oas anc cutter
grade dairy breeds IS. 80; bulk Of stock
cattle run medium and good GRADES and
sssiafFs msni1 at fsseS sRe stock calves sold
as r niue has 200 lower. Otherwise sen. gem
GOOD ~s' .sd ehoe. saa s1sat aaasr as5 sp
and medium, 2o.o0-as.O0; culls. 1900
fE 93ssS odd Rf tSs. asss 'aSsasS5
Hos-sarrows, gifts and soxs mostly
srsads Good and choice sso-24e pound
nost1y 5eS; sao,2so poands. ia 4s;ss9 %
l6d 20; no,;n 2SG-39o pounds so 1550-1s 800
1856; Iso-iso pounds, 16' qs 6'5o.Is.75: i9;s soSs
under 400 pounds, 14.254I4.50; good 400
4S0 pounds, l3.25-l3.5O: heavier weights.
shesp-slaughter lambs generally 100
lower: ewes steady weeks top. $3.50;
lambs. 24.00-25.50; few good and choice
11f-poucd averages. 23.75 early in the
period; most Gull and common lambs.
asoIs: g % 3es sSss mainly GOOD and
Grain Market.
Elour-Receipts, 4,sO6 1OO-pound sacks.
Wheat-Receipts, 5,2O1 bushels; ship
ments, 25, 200 bushels; stocks. 4, ,442,932
bushels No. 9. red winter, garlicky, spot,
domestic. 2.I1k; December, 2.1IIa; No. 3
red winter. sarlicky, spot, 2.O6.
Corn-Receipts, 233. .6S8 bushels: ship
ments, 4S3 500 bushels; stocks, 3,749,1 Ill
bushels.
oats-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
quotations.
Barley--Receipts. none; shipments, 49,
W Rys@Ree.ipts. 5S.4es bushels: s ship
soybssns-Reeeipts, 5s,osL. bushels;
Ntllfeed-Heceipts, TAG tons
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Business Activity Up,
With Retail Sales and
Building in Lead
" the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Business
Lctivity, steady to moderately
higher this week, featured strong
lptrend in retail sales and a sharp
hse in building construction.
Reports from key cities from
,oast to coast indicated the Christ
mas shopping season was on in
,ernest; first results were up to
expectations in most places.
The consensus Is that when the
lnal dollar has been counted on
he night before Christmas the
national total will be on q favor
,ble footing with the amount spent
h the yuletide season last year-a
record high.
Home furnishings Of all descrip-
ions, television sets and other
tens that call for sizable sums
II money were reported moving in
EXCELLENT volume In most areas.
This lent support to the theory
hat the pattern of spending is
lnally developing its normal char
tcter after uncertainties brought
N by the recently concluded in
lustrial strikes.
Dun & Bradstreet's retail trade
eview said there was a high de-
nand for major appliances; toys
vere going well and there was a
Hckup in speciality gifts such as
,hinaware and lamps. OF all the
major geographical areas of the
country, Boston and other New
England cities reported the best
business. Economists considered
his to be a natural reaction to
he strong upsurge in the textile
industry which appears destined
b continue through the final
seeks OF this and on into 1850.
Steel activity was the highest
point since last May; engineering
construction was the second high
st since the war ended. and it
Eax the most active week of the
rear on the New York Stock Ex-
hange.
Unemployment sagged as work.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

ing forces in various manufacture
ing plants were enlarged and
stores took on the usual army OF
extra Christmas help.
The sustained improvement In
the job situation was officially
recognized in Washington when
Evan Clague, commissioner of la
Dor statistics. said the general pic
ture looks better to him now than
at any time in the past year.
One dark spot in, an otherwise
promising employment scene
stems from the increasing number
of layoffs of railroad workers and
others directly affected by the
three-day work week in the coal
fields. A thousand employees of
the Louisville & Nashville already
have been furloughed and reduc-
tions in working forces are Ger
tain to be ordered by such big
coal-carrying roads as Chesapeake
g. Ohio, Norfolk & Western. Vir-
ginian and Baltimore & Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 R.-National As
| sociation of Securities Dealers. Inc. closing
prices ON Friday.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

The index today recovered 10 1906,
compared with 100.o7 On Friday.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Rail Bonds Extend
Gains After Edging
Higher All Week
ly the A.,ociofed Prsss

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Rauroad
bonds pushed upward little more
in today's brief market session
after edging higher all week.
Gains ranging from fractions to
more than a point were literally
scattered throughout the rail list.
Other corporate issues moved only
slightly in either direction under
light trading.
Sales today came to $1,S40. 900
against $1,640,000 last Saturday
and brought the weeks volume
to $40, ,736, 200 compared with $22.-
981 900 last week.
MOP Issues Active.
Trading interest centered today
on bonds Of the Missouri Pacific
The general As, on turnover Of 80
bonds, gained 70 at 6o7s. the con-
vertible 51as were up 70 at 30A on
sale of 108 bonds, and the IA" IS
climbed 1s at 91A.
Central Of Georgia "A" AVS
spurted ~ points to 661z on sale
Of two bonds. Baltimore & Ohio
IS of 1875 were up 11a at 92h.
Pennsylvania Railroad 4As were
up ia at 85A and the general
4As gained IA at 85a4.
Others up point or more in
cluded Southern Pacific 41as OF
so, Chicago 81 North Western
AVS, Erie Railroad 41as, Nashville,
Chattanooga g. st. Louis IS, and
Wabash 4As. Lehigh Coal d
Navigation 312s gained 2 points
at 95.
Wisconsin Central Superior &
DULUTH Is eased 1h at SO and
Illinois Central As lost point at
103, both on light trading. Other
losers, mostly restricted to frac-
tional changes. included Lehigh
Valley ''E' 41as, Third Avenue
adjustment IS, and West Shore As.
United States Government
bonds, as is customary on Satur-
day, were not traded. The foreign
list was quiet and mixed.
Rise for Nine Days.
Rail issues ran q steady fever
this week.
Up to today a never failing sup
ply Of buyers kept carrier obliga-
tions rolling along for nine straight
sessions without q setback. In six
consecutive sessions the average
Of the group rose a full point.
This activity added up to the
longest sustained rally in rails
since the summer recovery trend
that lasted through all Of July and
part Of August.
The price offensive got started
early last week. The customers
bought then on the news the coal
miners were returning to work,
although on a curtailed schedule.
"A strong stock market helped to
influence continued buying In
rails.
Finally, investors and specu-
lators got inspiration from the
first batch Of year-end business
predictions. Most economic seers
looked for good business, at least
through the first half Of 1850.
Freight cargoes, revenues and
net earnings Of the railroads nor
mally would expand as business
improved.
The steady climb of utilities
issues all through 1949 was eli
NAKED during the week with q rise
to Q 26-month high. The group
hit 1851 in the Associated Press
averages today, . high point not
attained since fall Of 1947.
Over -the-counter dealings in
United States Treasury bonds were
light all week: Fluctuations were
small and bid prices finished a.
about the same as last weeks
levels.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
,rt Complied By Exchange Ofdcials

ON S sT9ab E1faaEE sos YEAR 1''
Evening star., 1949-12-11

so far this
Trading Wsshin
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Sharp Gain Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
By the kssoeiotsd Press

The Bureau Of Mines reported
stocks Of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 258, 49,
900 barrels on December 3, a net
increase Of 100000 barrels fol
the week. Domestic crude in.
creased 100000. Foreign crude
decreased 100000.
Daily average production was
5,106,000 barrels, a decrease o1
$4,000. Runs to stills averaged
5 1925, 900, a decrease of 1000.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Dec: 10 R.-The Asso'
ciated Press index Of 3b important whole;
sale commodity prices this week declined
earlier and compared with 1890 veal
All commodity groups shared in thu
secutive week ends. The index base veal
Of 1928 equals 100.
Fridays index, with comparable figure,
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Washington Stock Exchange

YEAR 1e4o Up Tc
Evening star., 1949-12-11

Rates Of dividends In the foregoins
the last quarterly or mi-annual declara-
ton. unless otherwiss noted. special OF
xd Elk dividend. IT HI rights. cid Called,
pt pd Part paid ur Under rule. war War
rants WV With warrants. XIV Without
warrants. Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividend. Cash or stock . Paid
last year fPayabls in stock estimated
cash value on ex-diyidend date; De:
clared or paid 90 far this year. b Declared
( Declared OF paid this year. an accumu-
lative. issue With dividends In arrears,
p Paid this year; dividend omitted: deferred
Ing. rDeclared 1913, payable ia 1849.
, Liqutdating dividend, : payable IN stosk.
exact cash value undetermined on decla-
ration date.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
Business Briefs
Construction Volume

tains' totaled $9,430,22O,000 IL
eleven months of this year ane
exceeded the record total o.
50, 29,618,000 for all of 1913
F. w. Dodge Corp. November vol.
ume was 57% above the same
1948 month.
Wholesale Price Index of the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics on De.
cember 6 was $50 above a week
earlier, but 80 below a month
earlier and 7.48o below a yeal
earlier.
Stocks of Unsold New Cars are
at their lowest mark since July
/, 1948, as result of unseasonably
brisk sales and low November pro-
Observation-Disclosures News. By
the years end stocks probably will
be even lower. the publication
said.
Automobile Production in the
United States this week totaled
48,144 units. including 37.299 cars
and l0.845 trucks. compared with
1898 cars and 9,452 trucks last
week and 1892 and 26,075 in the
like 1948 week. The latest total
was the smallest since July. 1916
but production is expected to rise
sharply with model change overs
and shortages near an end.
General Motors Corp. an.
nounced its Buick Motors Division
expects 1949 output to top 400 .00C
units and looks for a big year tr
1850. - .@
Virginia Electric g. Power Co
asked permission. Of the Virginia
Corporation Commission to sell
$2.20o.000 Of first and refundine
mortgage bonds and use the pro-
ceeds for construction purposes.
North American Rayon Corp
stockholders approved a stock re-
classification plan under which
Beaunit Mills. Inc, becomes the
owner Of more than 99% Of North
Americans common stock.
Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency
announced price increases OF IA
and Is cents barrel on Pennsyl-
vania grade crude oil. effective to-
morrow. The agency is an afil-
late of South Penn Oil Co.
Bond Stores, Inc, sales in No.
vember totaled $7.285, ,991, a drop
of 12.4% from a year earlier; in
II months, $72,655.127, a decline
of 40.
Howard Stores Corp. sales for
November amounted to $3,085. 400,
a decrease Of 15qs from year
earlier; for eleven months, $23.-
61l,516, a drop Of 14.3%.
Philadelphia & Reading Coal 4
Iron Co. directors deferred action
on a common stock dividend be-
cause Of unsettled conditions in
the anthracite industry.
Container Corp. of America de-
clared an extra dividend of 81 a
common share, payable Decem-
ber 27, raising the 194s total to
81 VS.. $3.50 last year.
Continental Steel Corp. ordered
a yearend dividend of so cents,
payable January s. A yearend
dividend of rs cents was paid D
year earlier.
National Can Corp. declared q
dividend Of Is cents, payable De-
cember %. Previous payment was
Is cents in December, 1948.
New Process Co. declared a
dividend Of 1925 a common share.
payable December 81, raising 1949
payments to $3.50 VS.. $3.50 in
1948.
Kansas City Southern Railway
net income for 10 months ended
October 81 was $6,162.2l1 or $10.71
a share vs.. $7,0s1.081 or $l2.53
IN the same 1948 period.
Brown Co. and Brown Corp. of
Berlin, N. H., pulp and paper man.
ufacturing companies, announced
that Laurence F. Whittemore. who
resigned as president Of the New
Haven Railroad, will become pres
ident, effective January /.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner. &
Beane announced the appointment
Of William v. Walsh as a general
partner.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
CURB SUMMARY

A selected list Of active stocks On the
New York Curb Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Evening star., 1949-12-11
BOND SUMMARY
ID BY the Associated Press.)

FURNISHED By the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active bonds on the
New York Stock ExchanEe, showing the
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
Stock and Net
nfv{dand rate Hiph IoU Close chr