davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. !. up. (USDA).-salable
hogs. 11.00O; slow. butchers about steady;
sovs very uneysn but generally steady q
ESQ pound, 21.b0.22. so: few loads and
lots up to $50 pounds down to 19. 90. ae-
eerdinS te Eetght; scattering medium te
isd 1885, sh0fs esse" anas4 Ssae G S psSnss s
2SS5 29o posnS s5S49S d5Oqae II 4SSIS aoS
14.00-15.6O: small numbers heavier SOW,
down TO 1900: good clearance.
500: steers and heiisrs fsirly sctive, steady
to 25 cents higher: cows steady; bulls
2a-bO cents higher; yealers steady: three
1926: few loads held higher; bulk good
and choice steers, 25.6Q-27.75; common
and medium kinds, l6.00-24.40; load
sood seoce fes s'o h.sI. heteis 6'o bul
eSttsrs, fa M 90 most ediIs medium ana ana
choice vealcrs, "a. .O0-26.O0: stockerS and
feeders fairly active, hrm: medium and
good 5So,S60 pound replacement steers,
Sslabie Sheep. 1000: slaurhter lambs
strong to 80 cents higher; top, $3.50 paid
for choice ratiys lambs; ro western
80; old;crop lambs and yeariinss and
yearlirgs, g 90; medium to good, 81 IS;
odd head cnoice native ewes to ESQ; com.
mon to good Western ewes in load lots.
S.50-9.66.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Stock Market Gains
We'll Distributed in
|S|ow-Motion Rally
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Aug. IA slow
motion rally got under way in the
stock market today.
Gains were little less than i'm
pressive but they were we'll dis
tributed among leading issues. A
good handful of shares, at the
same time. either backed down a
trifie or remained at last Fridays
final levels.
Trading started at a dawdling
pace then quickened a little as
demand showed signs of expand
ing.
It was the first time since last
Tuesday that the market, on aver
age. improved. Since Tuesdays
advance. which put the market at
peak since May 10, price action
has been inconclusive.
A question of prime Importance
in Wall street is whether the sum-
mer rally will continue or not.
Chrysler was in the forefront of
the midday rise, gaining around a
point at one time in lively trading.
Another strong spot was Sears
Roebuck. which added "a point at
Al on transfer of block of 1000
shares.
Others higher included Bethle-
hem Steel, General Motors, Mont
somery Ward. American Tele-
phone, Consolidated Edison, Ken
necott Copper, Phelps Dodge,
Dome Mines, Allied Chemical
American Tobacco, Union Pacific,
Texas Co.. and American Airlines.
On the minus side were 1nterna-
tional Harvester, General Electric,
Philip Morris, Owens Illinois,
Chesapeake & Ohio, Central r. r.
OF New Jersey, and Standard Oil
IN. JD.
Commonwealth g. Southern
monopolized the ticker tape for a
while when blocks Of stock rum
ming to 100000 shares sold at the
unchanged price Of 4A.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. United States Governments
held steady in over-the- counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Chicoao Grain

CHICAGO. Aug; l R.-Grsins started
z z new month with = Arm trend on tn.
ture was lack Of selling pressure.
Advances in major grains were mostly
limited to fractions. but soybeans jumped
. couple Of cents. They did not reach the
yance. Lard also showed strength. COINS
to new highs on the current move.
Wheat near the end Of the hrst hour
was ,+-1h higher. September 200; corr
oats ser. N.H hisher. September es%
pounds hisher, September 1882.
sns duas s . very early pss: IN
short side were touched OH. brokers said
The feeling in trade circles was that the
Government was making all possible efforts
Traders said, hedging pressure AGAINST
wheat sppeared to be drying up. Peak
q tn sss has q p... s. sns sf' The in
is true with the southwestern crop. The
Is ret likely to eaus. much hedging
With the start et August. tn. wheat and
eject: The Commodity Credit Corp. viii
But It vas IS expected that fiour business t to
foreign nations, handled by the private
trade. Will now pick up.
eo4s bel. 'as as.l shGxs1s nv Week t u
for today. The outlook for the corn
crop s|,,I remains se excellent and the trade Is
Calvin to see whether there has been ary
in the past month.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. .*A-19
|,

ment for two-third approval on
two of them. One would earmark
81 800, 100000 in Economic Co.
operation Administration and
Army funds for purchase of sur
plus farm crops, and the other
would set aside $50,o00,0o0 for
loans to Spain.
Aiken Criticizes McGrath.
Senator Lucas's call for passage
Of a farm bill collided with Re-
publican charges that the Demo-
Gratis don't want any compromise
measure approved. since the House
killed the Brannan farm subsidy
payment plan.
Senator Butler, Republican, Of
Nebraska told a reporter he is
convinced the Democrats want to
campaign on the Brannan plan
issue in 1850 and therefore will
stymie efforts to reach a compro-
mise.
Senator McGrath, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, said over the week
end that the Brannan plan isn't
dead. He predicted that it will
be approved by the next Congress.
Despite conflicting views on the
farm Bill. Senator Lucas said he
thinks Congress must act in this
session on some plan to supplant
the flexible price support program
voted by the Republican 80th Con-
gress, which otherwise will go into
effect next January.
Wherry Asks Atomic Secret Bar.
Democrats expect long debate
over the reciprocal trade agree
ments program. They have been
warned, too. by members Of their
own party as we'll as the Republi-
cans, that the Presidents $1,450.-
100000 fireign arms program is
going to provoke a lot of talk.
1t now is being pushed in the
House. with prospects that the
Senate will try to work off part of
its legislative jam before it takes
up the issue.
AS further complication.
Senator Wherry of Nebraska. the
Republican leader, has demanded
that Congress act to bar the CIV
ing of atomic bomb secrets to any
other nation.
Senator Wherry said in state
ment yesterday that these secrets
are being preserved now only
through a "gentleman's agree
ment" on the part Of the Presi-
dent and the Senate-H House
Atomic Committee that Mr.. Tru-
man won't share them with any,
body else until he consults with
CONGRESS,
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Market AVERAGES
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug; lR.-Butter g
than es score SAA). s21s-s3K cents: 81
score (Al. 81; 90 score (B), SO: SO score
EsEs q days receipts>: 1926. steady.
Midwestern-Mixed coiofs extra heavy
wetshts. 60-62; extra large. 5s: extra
ira medium. 50-51; current RECEIPTS.
.: 47;4s: dirtiss. 42-44; checks. aa-4o;
Whites fancy heavyweights:. 6O-63: ex,
r. large 5sss 1snsy medY% Ss56
Q large. 57-59.
Nearby-(Top quotations on nearby
white and brown eggs represent whole
sale selling prices for the finest marks
and not, paying prices to producers or
Whites. extra fancy heavyweights, 81;
fancy heavyweishts, 65-66; others. 1884;
mediums. 59-61; pullets. 46: peewees,
Browns. extra fancy heavyweights, 81;
fancy heavyweishts, $3.50: others. 1884;
mediums. 59.61: pullets, 44-45; peewees.
27-SS
Evening star., 1949-08-01
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. P.--Foreign ex.
change rates follow Great Britain II
in New York open market per cent dis.
count or $500 United States cents un.
Europe: Great Britain tpound 4.o3A
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
| 4.0Os4. of "a Of cent; Great Britain go.
day futures 3.97. Of OF = cent: Great
France (franc) .3Oss Of a cent, up .00h;
italy Qira) July fixed rate .00;73a, june
.001739; Sweden krona) 27.S5, un-
changed: Switzerland (franc) (free) $500
unchanged.
Latin America. Argentina (freel 20.92,
unchanged; Brazil tree) 800: uncnanseo;
Mexico 67. I'D Ol of q cent.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Washington Gas Earns
S1,19 on Common in
Year Ended June 80
By Edword c. Stone

IN the - months ended June
80, the Washington Gas Light Co.
earned $119 a share on the COM
mon stock compared with $3.0l
In the preceding year, it was an
nounced today by President
Everett j. Boothby.
Net income amounted to 81 ,167,-
TAI in comparison with $1,976,576
a year ago, the interim report
stated. Operating revenues totaled
$18,420,210 against $10,546, ,225.
Higher expenses offset the gain in
revenues, $16.424.598 comparing
Sl5,113,653 on June 80, 1948.
In sending the statement to
stockholders, Mr.. Boothby referred
to the application before the Pub
lie Utilities Commission which is
intended to add 100000 year to
revenues. He hopes the increased
rate plea will be granted at once.
CIearings Show Sharp Gain.
A gain of s94,4O9,134 in Wash
ington bank clearings in the first
seven months Of the year is dis
closed in the following monthly
comparisons:
Evening star., 1949-08-01
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug R.-Hedse selline
and liquidation depressed cotton futures in
early DEALINGS today. Some seiilns was was
1919 crop loan which was hxed at 29.43
pound. The loan was based on the mid
July parity which declined IL points
figure compared with the June parity.
There was pront taking in the new crop
months Offerings were absorbed through
scale down mill buying and short covering.
Noon prices were Is to 70 bale lower
than the previous close. October 70 81,
December 1855 and March 20.9S.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Session Likely 10 Lasi
Beyond Labor Day,
Lucas Indicates
BY the Associotsd Press

Senate Democratic Leader Lu.
cas- today added passage of farm
bill to long list of must" legis.
lation that may keep Congress ir
session we'll into September.
Senator Lucas told a reporter he
sees little chance that Congress!
can get away before Labor Day
September 81 at the earliest. I:
it takes much longer than that tt
get action on administration bill
piled up on the calendar, the law.
makers will just have to stay here
he said.
Among measures Senator Luca
scheduled for action are:
The House-approved reciprocal
trade agreements bill; a measure
to lift the minimum wage level t,
IS cents an hour; a House-ap
proved proposal to increase Gov
ernment salaries from cabine
members down the line; the pend.
ing foreign arms program: a dis.
placed persons bill; appropria'
tions measures and a civil right.
bill.
Republican senator's will dis.
cuss tomorrow a proposal by Sen.
ator Morse of Oregon, that they
back a plan for Congress to wine
up its present work August 20 anc
come back November IS.
Appropriation Bills Up.
Senator Lucas said he woulc
rather go on through than te
have any such recess. Senator
Taft of Ohio. chairman of the
Republican Policy Committee, also
is against returning in November
Senator Lucas said he will keer
the Senate working on appropri.
atioins bills until all have beer
passed. The minimum wage pro.
posal will come up then, witt
reciprocal trade agreements legis
loGlOll UCIllllO ~.
Senator Lucas and other Con.
gressional leaders went to thu
White House for their regular
weekly legislative conference with
President Truman this mornin;
and the Senator repeated there
that there is no intention of seek.
ing an early adjournment.
I'VE definitely agreed to &c
right on through here and try tt
pass a number of constructive bill.
that are on the calendar" thu
Senate leader said.
Rayburn Prefers to Stay.
House Speaker Rayburn alse
told reporters that he thought II
was better to keep working on tn.
legislative program while Con.
gress was here than to break of
and bring the members back later
Mr.. Rayburn said he believed
that Congress will be here a
least another month.
The Senate may untangle itsel
early this week from a parlia
mentary knot which has held u
final action on the $500, 900 90
foreign aid funds bill, most q
which is for European recovery.
The measure was sent back t
committee to strip out amend
ments that had been challenge
las violating the rule agains
policy-making proposals in none
bills. It comes back to the Senat
today with some of the amend
mentS reworded.
Senator Lucas said he will con
tinue his fight to force a require
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Business Briefs
Chain Store and Mail Order

House sales for May were estlmat-
ed at s2,225 ,000, 900, drop OF 30
below the May level.-Commerce
Department.
World Tin Production in May
totaled 14,7oo long tons, an in
crease of 1900 tons over April.
World stocks at the end of May
were put at 135,200 tons and
world consumption at 10000 tons,
the same low level as April.-1n-
ternational Study Group.
Manhattan Shirt Co. announced
a quarterly dividend of Is cents a
share, payable Sept. to common
stock OF record August Is. The
company previously paid IS cents
quarterly.
Commonwealth Edison Co. in
year ended June 80 earned s26,-
22o,319 or $1.e1 a share VS.. s24,-
7s8,s6o or $1.S1 in 1948.
ash-Kelvinator Corp. earned
s2o,25o,o63 or s4.ee a share in 6
months ended June 80 VS.. sl5.4
52s or 1886 in 1948 period.
Niagara Hudson Power Co. in
year ended June 80 earned s14,-
47o,19l or $1.26 share VS.. $l2,-
s44,214 or $1.o9 in l94S.
General Mills Inc. in year end
ed May 81 earned s11,654,036 or
SSH a share VS.. $13,068,057 or
1888 in 1948.
Central e. South West Corp.
earned $10,210,249 or s1.41 share
in year ended Junt 80 VS.. $9,131,-
1913 or $1.26 in 1946.
American Home Prod. Corp. in
6 months ended June 80 earned
$5,254,S00 or $1.36 a share VS..
$4,3e0,146 or $1.14 in 1948 period.
Associates Investment Co. in s
months ended June 80 earned
$4,212,637 or $4.04 a share VS..
s3,0S6,1e0 or $2.96 in 1948 period.
Lion Oil Co. in 6 months ended
June 80 earned $4,393, $3.50 or $2.01
a share VS.. $5,719,994 or $2.44 in
1948 period.
Rayonier Inc. earned s3,482,931
or $2.87 a share in first 6 months
VS.. s5,o12,251 or SAL in 194s
period.
National Lead Co. for 6 months
ended June 80 earned $6.391, ,128
or $1.64 a share VS.. $6,512,990 or
SLIT in 1948 period.
American Brake Co. earned 81
7o3,0s5 or $2.32 a share in first
half VS.. s2,12o.o70 or $1.74 in
1s4s period.
Delaware Light e. Power in
year ended June 80 earned $2,-
971 ,228 or $1.88 a share VS.. ST.
1918 or $1.54 in 194s.
Electric Auto-Lite Co. profits
were $3,593,707 or $2.40 a share
in first half VS.. s4,7s5.773 or $3.50
in 1948 period.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc, in yeal
ended May 81 earned $2,274,15s
or 1881 a share VS.. $3,736,522 Of
$6.13 in 1948.
Mccall Corp. net for first hall
was $685. ,567 or STA a share
VS.. s1,147,700 or $2.19 in 1915
period.
Marshall Field & Co. in
months ended June 80 earned
$1,806, ,688 or II cents share VS.
$4,694,523 or $2.25 in 1948 period
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. earn
ings for hrst half were $1,627,11t
or $2.71 a share VS.. $2789,359 OF
$4.65 in 194S period.
Cutler Hammer Inc. in
months ended June 80 earned
S954,7o6 or $145 share VS.
$1,573,299 or $2.38 in 1948 period
Baltimore Transit Co. in frs
half earned $4,081 VS.. $856,881 II
1948 period.
Cons. Gas Electric Light &
Power reported second quarter
earnings of $l.917.985 or 1921 (
share VS.. $1,931,345 or $1.38 il
1913 period.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Odd-Lot Deolinqs

The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today, these transactions by
cialists on the New York Stock Exchange
for july. 20: 1872 purchases involving
75,1o9 shares: 1875 sales involving TO-
973 shares including 20 short sales in
volving 902 shares.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
IN. Y. Bond Market
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list INCLUDES ONLY SELECTBD ISSUES
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FOREIGN ll5 hV4has2OO3st 55
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Chile 2-3s a3 25A MO Fac 6has - 2Ah
Italian LIST 3s77 36h MO Fac os % A 6oM
SerbsCtsSl 1862 81 MO Fac os y 6eN
DOMESTIC 1:15 Mo Psc6 6ssi ! seM
Allis Chalm2s56 99N mo pac AZ \, Isz,
Am&F 5s2O3O e6A sl
AMI ct GAS rs 1864 NYc 4hsoO13A 56
Am TIT 3Ms53 1loA NY c con 4s9s s3h
Am TIT 234s61 lo3Ls NYCHR 3l5,9 7IM
AmIooacco3sb2 !o4M NYNHinc41as 22 3s4t
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As 9o-- !2oMINor P cit 417s75 eel.
Az CT 81 4s - 1ozN Penn P&Lt 5s75 lob
BaltGOh os7oB oom mlPennRR sn5ssa 1olN
salt6Oh 5s95G 9o1s PennR 4As65 1874
bait&O5s2O0Ok 55NPennRR4Ass4B eesA
salt6Oh 4s7hA e3h IPennRR 3As52 ssh
Can Nat 4Nso5 113s Phil Co 4As 81 1904
Can rae As perp S4b Phil Rv 1887 Ct
Cn RR NJ IS 81 % PittB&LE2 7as96 80
en- RR NJ As " o3h StLSF 4hs2O22 Aosh
Chl&MNW4 N W 4ks99 4ah seab in41as2Ole eAA
CleV Z! III Us ~ !oeh Shell Un 2hs7l 80
Con Ed CIV 3s SO loeA skelleyo 2s4s65 1o2
cons Ed 2Ns 81 100 SoPaciflc4hsS1 o6N
Deere gas 65 1o2h hSoPac41asOr77 9elz
Det Ed CIV IS 50 lo6N Third Ave 5s 40 49,.
Oct I hss ~ 9sN Third Ave As so ~
Ort Nor gas al 95A WstchLt 3 u sh7 1o7
MO :O44 s7M West Md As SO ooH
Hud6sM in 5s57 ASA West Un IS 81 IS
AS Sc e43+ WstElcv" .65s73 1o1A
1CCStLou As So 80 Wis Cn 4s 36SD 36iA
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Stocks Near Years High.

Stocks Near Years High.
Many issues listed on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange ended July
at or very close to the years oes'
prices.
In this list are Capital Transit
Potomac Electric Power common
Virginia Electric g. Power com
mon, three Washington Gas Light
issues, Firemen's Insurance. Ma
tional Union Insurance. and CO.
lumbia Title Insurance.
Also Carpet Corp, Hecht COM
mon and preferred, Mergenthaler'
Peoples Drug. Security Storage
and both Woodward & Lothrop
issues.
American Tel. & Tel, one OF
the most active issues, is still far
below the years high. Bank stocks
are carrying generally high bids
Heard in Financial District.
Col. Oscar c. Maier, of Wright
Field, has left the Army Air Forces
to join the Pullman-Standard Cal
Mfg. Co., as director OF research
Washington.
Harold r. Murphy, Middle West
newspaper publisher, is joining
Blackburn Hamilton Co., Inc.
which deals in buying and selling
newspapers and radio station
plants. The firm has a Washing
ton Office.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Washington Exchange

SALES.
American Security a. Trust-1OO At 27la
Potomac Electric Power common-l0O at
1914, 90 at 14A
American Telephone Telegraphie-l at
Evening star., 1949-08-01

IL 90 an Iao 600 1900 noon, $50 600
l.:n;--: $40 900 200 . n.- 900 go
ruptey or rsceivefship or BEING reorssnised
assumed 81 such companies. Rates Of divi:
disbursements. based on the last quarterly
wise noted. .speeisl or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. M dividend.
,r IL rishts . Also extra OF extras. b Plui
stock dividend. dCssh Or stock. . Paid
asst year. Payable tn stock, sstimated
ciared : paid 20 isr tits year. ) DsciafsS
or paid after stock dividend Or split-l6.
K Declared or paid this yesr. an aecumula:
this ear. DIVIDEND omitted. deferred or no
action taken ct last dividend meeting
y Declared le4e PAYABLE in 194e. , Nqui.
cash value undetermined On dsclarstion
Evening star., 1949-08-01

| Alaska Airl
AmCP&I B 41s
Am Gas g. Fl j.
Am Maracaloo
Am Nat G 90z
Am Superpower
ArkNatGsA .3UR
Bell Tel Can .
Brown-F jrof.4O
Brown Rubber ]
Burma Lto
Burrv Biscuit
| Cit Service "a
| IConsGEBalt3.6O
81 Bond&Sh hs
Equity Cp We
F'childE&A zoe
FansteelMet Ae
Ford NJ Fr .05z
Humble Oil 3g-.
Imp Oil Ltd "a
Frazer
KingsCoLtg log
Long Isla nd Ltg
Metal Tex .4Oe
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Metals Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. l lP-Spot nom
ferrous metals prices today: Copper, 17ss
cents a lound. Connecticut Valley; lead,
cents a pound. East st. Louis.
Anderson-Pritchard Oil Corp. in
6 months ended June 80 earned
81 ,976, ,041 or $2.43 a share VS.. So
266,35 or $5.01 in 1948 period.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
Dividends Announced

announced today:
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate. Rod record. able.
Evening star., 1949-08-01
N. 7. Curb Market

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20 NatBelHess ...ne 81
% Nat Fuel G so s31
80 Niagara Hud Pr IL
20 Northrop Airl4e 6ze
<oh Panacoastal Oil 2lz
~ PrkrsbsR&Rssg 1oiA
20 Pennroad lae ga
3oA Pepperell IA s.
, R-K-O opt war 10
4oLl Raytheon Mtg So
" Rio GrVG log ~
z Rotary FL Stl 2b 7l
47h Salt Dome Oil 6ih
o3h Schultz I'd Al N
1M Sec Corp Gen /
IA Segal Lock g. H In
"a Solar Airc 6U lola
lo'z Sterling Eng III
"A Technicol .SOg 14it
z5h Toklan Roy 10 IN
15ih Tri-Cont Wv 2,a
A3 United Corp WV Ns
8 Unit Lt&Rys II 20
~ o Idaho gu 1be 2l4
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

The students will fire targets prao'
tice with the latest Comm and 40
nm Antiarcraft Guns. The ROTC
Cadets will also have workmanship
firing with the M Carbine. the 46
cal. Automatic pistol and machine
guns.
Camp Edwards, Mass. Is located
about 40 miles south of Boston on
State Highway 20. Camp Edwards
was one of the large antiaircraft
centers during the last war ana the
training ground for many OF I he
units which later saw services in
the European Theater.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Barry, Mr.. and Mrs, w. M. Per-
kins and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Winders, Bishop T. Hunter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. For
ster, Mrs. V. Welch and family,
La Cherries, Inc, Mrs. Alice But
Ter and Sister, Mrs. Cora l.. Mat
thews, Key West, Mrs. Eunice
Weir, Nassau, Bahamas, Mrs. Geor-
gianne Darden, The Heastie and
Welters family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Taylor and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Boone, MIR. and Mrs II. Curry
and family, Braithwaite High school,
Miss NJ. c. Knowles and the Rat
tray family, Bishop and Mrs. r.
II. Miller, WPB, Neighbors of 5th
ct. and 9Th place, The Industrial
Social Club.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

The rolling and rocking Ebony
Express aired over WFEC seven
days a week from to $50 pm. Is
really picking up these days In and
around Dade epunty. Johnny Jay
the M. c. of ehs show has added
something new. in regards to news
Three times a week the Ebony tx
press brings it's listeners the news
Of our three local high scnoois
washington, Carver and Dorsey
featuring he high school common
tators Prince Culmer and Eo"ln
Thomas Pratt.
Gunner, who plans to study 80
cial Work at Florida A and M COZ
lege. Is q Senior student at Carver
and is active in football. oasKe'Oah'
tennis. H.Y and a member OF the
Carver Choral Ensemble as well a.
writing for the school paper.
Pratt Is a senior at Carver aISo
wieshes to continue his STUDY VI
Social work at Clark Colby: Pratrs
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Larry Dolby. erstwhile Cleveland
Indian centerfielder, belted the long
est homer ever hit in Yankee stad-
ium Thursday as the Tribe beat the
Yankees 3-2. The drive was hit off
Bob Porterfield and carried 46i feet.
clearing the 20-foot wall In dead CEN
ter and landing about seven rows
deep among the bleacher fans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

Louis Thomas.
Jeff, the colored gardener Dan
iel dams.
Star Blinen, little waif, Dorothy
Sands.
Bart Clay, Johns son - Joseph
Thompson.
Matthew Radcliffe, Bart's adopted
father - Gerald Perez.
John Clay, convict-Thomas
Roberts.
Director Mr.. Theodore T Sands
Mrs. Geneva Hannibal Walton
left the city on Monday enroute to
Norfolk. Va. where she will visit
her husband, Mr.. James P. Walton
who is stationed there in the Navy.
Among the visitors in the Island
City Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Reed, Mr. and John Dwight.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21

BILL RIVERS is soundproofing
a special room for the broadcast Of
the Sepian Hour radio program
The popular program will be heard
twice weekly The Collegians
have everything planned for June
Is, when they throw their annual
Return students dance. The affair
is destined to be another record
breaker for attendance And the
BTW Alumni Reunion Dance is
slated Just two days later, June Is
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-05-21
BY
ARCHIE.
PINDER.

JAMES moon VICKERS, the
Mothers Day visitor from Harlem.
with the sharp convertible Cadillac.
returned to his Manhattan home
Tuesday. His mother, Mrs. Laura
Vickers of 741O NV 18th ave., en-
joyed his two weeks stay To
those of BTW who planned and
made possible its nursery gradua'
ton last Friday, / wish to congratu'
late you on a task well done Z.
If you miss Evelyn Williams, scribe
of "Miamians and The Things They
Do, we'll she has been 'bedded for
weeks. We are hoping the sun
will hurry and shine her way
Just in case you wish to card her
the address is 1856 NV 5th place.