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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

.ka b.o,.S and girls A'eT,
- s-o,,nS scnooi LOOKING
80 81 sn5 rnis,rea;ed Monday
.s 81 ne finals that were
reg Up Iuesoay. ana NV :.
t7tF even look SsoaeI 80 49,, -
i2s' icy rave 70 eoii'e 0S'N "'s
i"er'.e'A Weeh ~, -
70se inciuoee Ct tn's ~ ~
.as-, are am r9ols. ,.S.o. 80, ~
Ma Banks. Kenneth john
so- DMoges Porter, ana Janet
E-15,
ts,h.u ,s.m
-eaains sage for the ives,
& ehlmpionsnlp ana taen TOT
C.ymp!s. IaeN haa snotneF VIC
toy cvT Denpy. ne coiS ~ere
pressed r iae ilFst haii an1 L,e
oulles AZ as and took q oeoisive
iest r show THAT they were the
W
AL the students are disappoini'
Cd because Of the warm weather
80
N5sinwesiern Is expecting &c
hsve an extra tine Wlrier Con
cert WIN the help % Harold Mur-
p.ii - -sg. piST,,
49,, ~. p...h,ul
We -ere AZ Northwestern are
sor 70 near that Mile. High
is not son peunE In baseball this
GOSSIP:
GiFnat ien hoNsfas' pstleI
EhoNh r Prov Ms = -, - Z :.
sions -H I'he VIII All ca
bioNh'
r,,s Tsvlo- ubst /. ,his he.
tween you Ind Msreellus Ball-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
A Plea For Intantile Paralysis Aid

thst yoa. So and the SANDS
~ gifts IRON others VIII proroe
for polio pateHis.
IN our SUNDAY School lesson
as nave learned that Il g ere
blessed - E.ve than 20 reeve
81 please Cve' Yes give as
much a. VOC can ard a'tle
more SO insi i VIII bs sac-.. g.
support the Sixteenth In:s-t..e
Paralysis Campaign
Jerushs Mo- Sd
"A Gart5c.- l~'c-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
MyCareer

II is rot often that Z u'r.ca
decides IN career and 'c
suit turns out 20 De as had
planned II takes money, psrencs
u'ne. health and nany aO-
p0iniuents 10 prepare ,ei
for the career that you asrs
chosen
want 60 be musician A7'
Because am vegv fond 81 c
and ! have been told that re
The ability 10 become = sea,
public entertainer. ! have one
training. but Far too little p.sa
10 take wears more OF & rne.
plus hours ~ daily pract
My favoTlte Instrument 'le
trumpet Il takes plenty ~ ad
and quick thinking 10 be aDoa
trumpet player, bu; ! ar sure
that with my determins,
can meet the rigid oualifi, sons
IN 4 few years and become q tc-
nowned trumpet player. s "a
out Harry James. here one'
Tommle.
Thomas II. 3
sB Garfield Inter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
I'D AMBLING
OBSERVATIONS

By Gloria crissbY

CONGRATULATIONS TO-
Albet Richmond. elected tne
mos; popular athlete Of me June
graduating class.
TIE NURSES CLUB .
.or Their splenoi6 Work II
! collecting candy gum books
magazine sa6 records Tor ne
veterans hospital
LcveLs Bcos "a brand ne~-
memoey q the AIT Guild
Boy 5 Basketball team ior
defeating tawestern by =
score a. ss-27 Frank Raulos snc
Aloer, r chmond were the star
-.nE PLAYERS
Gas Baseball tear r
/. top.ng Nc-irWesieyn by a = {
score.
NOTES or INTEREST
Se1los Prom January 81 lsle
a. ire Detroit Leland Hotel
Sexi BASKETBALL game viii
Denny =; Derby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
CASS
By Jsequ~lin. Leach

~ ar al orss,A. easily nce
tat re Pre-flnss are oYe. Or
"a. -.e'
csn Teen Personalities
Ms' PopU.s- Bows Fcyc No
sea Tslsce Harris Eddis Rae
7uero sac R-eoen Thompson
No: Pcp1ls- Girls Teala
CE-raoa snc Berry Canes
Es-->o- est Boy - johnny
Cues, or, Jean Van.er.
Bes' ? cue Jscs Jordan
6eS7 Fg--es J-srita Pee
40 III. Ne woos-.n
Best Dressed 5oy-Cslvin Vii.
sea Dressed c yoisnas
~os : Liar, By 54.-
M,a E ~ E-~s
7esl SEQ. ay Rose,
ra scao.s Charlotte
ri. e. .-.. ~ 49,, ,s~
80 1900.
s.,s -. eI
~. A.. ~s 49,
~ es- otae' reese GAYS
Ne gree i-si -e- c- Ia
w ps
s--tf>e ,.e H .-- ss slc-
-ee- IN ~ ~
~ - De De B-ss ,
N
u.e
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trFr arf sn1s nr'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
Rapid Growth Cited
Reason For Action

~, S.--rsx Cr0tt-
1919
-t,.<l Las,-. .1e,.
r- - -,.u
Gst7e-e. Ses f" eoa RE
As.s- ana a-c2 beaFeF
Ms; = ,-s Es are t7rk
81 iAf- I-a.. Sc se- sn1 " ooc
sst1ere- s-s So 81 ''5n
-o--sTe a-rie IA s'ks
Ns-isrN S7r snc MAJ n-ir
7@ec - S or freE i7is1
AZ .-s Various .c.ivit.s. q
;rs are KEEPING Vsth ne
Car F-s Lsa- worship Co
:. s..,--,l go
So. :. sss.s So 49, ny. re ,-s
$500
ROLLER SKATING PARTY
TIE E-s -sve 4sf plarre5
ro.,e- sks:.rE os-tv - cs
-ve- - ,-A Llct -.--- ar
YwCA - F-sav Jar -
Al .rs r-,s s-e --e- be-s -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
MILLER HI.....

Januar, 3th the date Of the Senior Prom a. Mil
er. II seems ali the students III pickle All
rose asked Z they going gave the sns"e
No roNyn-r0 n10DeV-nO man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

Ma1y M.,sr.ies sre being
a sro4nc Cue Su1an among
c- s-e Lcuiss Person Man
lf 5irson anc E,Trs Jean jordan
IT, Deouiantes club
a7e ~ - rgunE ;een-aEe girls
sVluE Is first affair since rs
gs-lzstar They All hold a
gleer Valentine Hsl FEB t.
81 ire E.rvood Recreation Cen
te
MEMBERS LISTED
IRE we1' oc-s afe as follows
MIA Rome EAzsbeth Arnold.
Barbara R1chc Bernadine
SisckIasa, Errs jordan ana
cars i-l-4v
TIE Bureau 70 Friendly Rels.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
Barstow Pupils
Writing A Book
Courtesy For Girls and Boys

Courtesy For Girls and Boys
EDITORS As in weeks there will
on this page reproductions
chapter that being writ
ten by nhs grade class OF the Bsrsiew School
INTRODUCTION
Our class has decided to write Courtesy for Girls
and Boys" book We decided do this help all girls
and boys to be courteous
We will write chapters telling how children should
home in public in school, church, in show, the
street and bus.
We feel that courteous person makes more friends
stays of trouble, and makes his family proud Of him.
II has been proven that honesty, courtesy, good class
marks and good citizenship record all help live
a better life.
We hope you will read all the apter and enjoy
them We hope this book will help make all American
girls and boys courteous citizens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
MEMBERS LISTED

n ~ NeCentl..
Entertained stu
aenis from Per
airs Represent.
sfiVes fro m
esch school vas
sent 70 vlsi and
talk over Wsys
Of improving t1e
relations BE-
fp cen high
schools Those
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
POETS CORNER

n<suiy ina; al re e &C
C.soirs Jones
Carve. SCaocl
erase s5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
NOR 7 HERN
BY shurli. Enid Avery

Well the kids srouno Nor,h
ern High are stirred y9 ogs
me finals and everyone on,
few I've seen yet are -add.n,
about IS II on winds IL ,on1
and humping into peor with
their heads In their book irwin,
70 find out some Of the inns,
that are going 10 como ~, IN
the finals. Some are dong n,
"shImmy" or would you cell +
.iembling7 I guess theyls AFRAID
Of what their big bad aolr q
a teacher is going 10 e then
on their report caro-, and 9heh.
er dads gonna get the Cd ass
brush method = But let's not talk
about thai any more and &c.
on the sunny side" o! North.
e-s affairs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

Miss Nerfaeross active in This
activity were Robert Dennis,
Evgenis Force Msry Ann Wal
den Dorothy Robinson and Gig
renee Robinson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
TEAMS ALL RIGHT

NFNA~s - Nhe~
Northern's boys be iosl
team IS doing alright ic, Hsei
They've got game on lard
With Csss
Say boppers, there's gong 70
he good rockin" and Hsl
stompin" over at Barbars Ra5i
BROOKS on Cameron II vc care
- drop. cruise o. blow around
shell De GLAD 70 have 81 rs
Saturday. Jan %
It's been noised abroad ooa
ne ia play. What Lie
! suppose that's all ior 1ov
~ III slide back into ny sloo
.iill next time SO long, S-ll-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
D. {. Bankers Expect
ESQ al Midwinter
Meeting Tomorrow
By Edword c. Stone

More than $50 bank officers ano
directors plan to attend the mid
winter meeting of the District
Bankers Association tomorrow eve
ming at the Mayfiower Hotel, Presi-
dent Robert H. Lacey reported yes
terday.
The chief speakers will be Frank
A. Southland, jr., associate director
division of research and statistics
Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System, and Jonathan Dan
iels, editor of the News and OBJ
server, Raleigh, N. c.
Mr.. Southland is a special adviser
to the Secretary of the Treasury on
international matters and Mr.
Daniels travelled with President
Truman as adviser during the 1915
election campaign. Ralph Endicott
vice president of the Washington
Loan g. Trust Co.. will report on
commercial activities.
Special guests will include Leon
Chatelain. president, Board of Trade;
j. o. Brott, ABA assistant counsel;
L., N. Coe, president, District Bar
Association; E. L. McAleer, presi-
dent, District Building and Loan
League; Charles F. Suter, president
District Life Underwriters Associa-
ton. and Bernard j. Nees, president
Washington Stock Exchange.
Yeatman to Manage Branch.
Albert E. Yeatman, an assistant
vice president of the American
Security g. Trust Co., becomes man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. Is 0P UNITED States
hoss. 900 (estmated. Compared week
ago: Butchers steady to so lower; most
decline on weights, under go pounds; sows
'o saas hlsn Cattle Nee Soo '0 'essimate Com
orally steady to so lower; yearling steers
under 900 pounds and heifers 500 pounds
down strong to so higher; cows 90 lower;
bulls LOOP 90 lower: vealers strong
stockers and feeders SLOW: feeders 900 90
high choice 1 ;O6a-l. so pound fed steers;
few loads choice steers and yearlines
81. 00-:}4 90. but bulk high-sood and choice
steers 2S.00-32 80, including high choice
1.500-oound averages at $500: most
medium and good steers 22 00.2. so; few
medium 10 lov-choiee heifers 3@.o0-ee 50;
few good beef cows early 1880, but COM
mon to good late -17.n0-1a.00 with can
ners and cutters 13.50-16.50 alters mid
week; good heavy SAUSAGE bulls 900
down. with late top beef offerings 22.25;
vealers "a 90 down: medium to choice
stockers s. and m !. fe od steers. 800 pounds
salable sheep. loo estimated. Com
pared week ago: Slaughter lambs closed
strong; SLAUGHTER ewes $3.50 higher; good
and choice kinds up most; bulk good
ano choice fed wooled lambs closed at
"A .50-2525. mostly "4.25-260 90 earlier
g .oo-s3 Is: choice No: j SKIN clippers
at "4.25 late; medium yesrling wether
~ so down: bulk common to choice
SLAUGHTER ewes. 9.25-10.15, with good to
choice 126-pound fed ewes late at II 80:
feshy feeding and shearing lambs $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Clubs, American Legion and Temple
Noyes Lodge, FAAM.
Hulss ALB Banquet Chairman.
Kenneth o. Hulse, Hamilton Ma
tional, has been named Chairman
for the 41st annual banquet o
Washington chapter, American In
stitute of Banking, to be held at tn
Mayflower on February 10, Herber
D. Lawson, jr., president, announced
Yesterday. Vice chairmen are e
Bruce Frantz, Thomas j. Norris ant
Theodore P. Cowgirl, with Murnal
Parlberg, secretary, and Lloyd s
Carey, treasurer.
Grant D. Simmonds, jr:, is chair
man of decorations; r. H. Mitten
dorf, entertainment; Allen A. Green
street, publicity; Stephen o. Porter
reception; John M. Christie, seat
ing; Patricia McShane, women's
and Samuel c. Redman, jr., out-of
doors guests.
Capital Store Sales Soar.
y bCpdl IlllCllG oOOIc SdlCc AL w doll
ington for the week ending Januar,
were IA per cent above the SAM
week a year ago and, due mainl.
TO special sales, scared So per cen
above the preceding week ending
January /, the Richmond Reserve
Bank reported. In the four week.
ending on the same date. store sale!
were 10 per cent ahead Of a yea
ago.
/ At the January dinner meeting o.
District Certified Public Account.
ants. at the Mayflower tomorrow
evening, Arthur s. Friend of Folger
Nolan a. Co. will discuss municipa
bond tax problems and Mckinley
w. Kreigh, high of11cial in Interna
Revenue, will speak on the Spill
income" provisions Of the 1s4s Rev
enue Act.
Randolph +. Paul, former genera
counsel Of the Treasury. will TAKE
up 1949 Tax Legislation" at din.
ner meeting of Washington Chap
ter, National Association of Co.'S
Accountants, Wednesday evening al
the Lafayette Hotel. Ladies night
and past presidents night will bt
celebrated on the chapters 16tt
birthday anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
CopperweId Stakeholder!
Approve Plan for Sale
BY the Associated Press

WARREN, Ohio, Jan. 15.-Stock-
holders Of Copperweld Steel Co.
have approved a plan for a COM
bined sale of the company's steel
making facilities, both Government
owned and privately owned.
Under this plan the War Assets
Administration will receive bids
until January 10, covering the pri-
vate holdings as we'll as the Gov
eminent facilities erected during
the war. Value of the Government
properties has been estimated at
more than 100000.
Copperweld is a major producer of
electric furnace steel. During the
war it produced material for air
craft, guns, engines, and other pur-
| poses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. Is lP.-cotton flu
! lures today closed 5 to. As cents bale
| lower During most Of the session the
list held slightly hisher. but in late deal
ines was attracted by weakness in grains,
| fats and oils.
There was some price fixing which
dealers described as covering operations
against export sales and for domestic mill
account Hedging and some commission
house profit taking supplied the early
demand Generally. however. volume was
smell as dealers awaited new develop
ments. These included action in Wash.
ineton on farm price legislation as well
as in the export field.
China shortly was expected to be in
the market for cotton and trade estimates
OF purchases in this direction will involve
about 100 600 bales. In addition the
trade estimated that Japan would be in
the market soon fer $4,000 bales Of cot
ton. An inquiry from Great Britain. in
rolring about 100000 bales OF United
States cotton, also was expected by
traders to be placed in the United States
market in the near future.
Futures closed to As cents q bale
lower than the previous close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Produce Markets
(Yesterday's ouotations.)


Baltimore quotations supplied by the
United States Agriculture Department:
Apples-About steady; bushel baskets
and boxes u Is some no grade m vE
sinia Delicious 5.5o-5s; Combinations
o S. Is, and utility. 3,00-50; PA inches,
fair quality and condition; zoo; Golden
ity. 9oG: Grimes Grimes 2'5o-95 q. inches,
fair quality and condition: 50-65; Romes'
aooci.0G:. staymsns, 5000; New Jer-
2.50-75; Staymans, pale color, 3.26.
Potatoes-Dull; ION pound sacks: q. 8.
j. mostly size A, Pennsylvania Kata sth
s sna co assd SACK as new sacf sF es1.y
fS sDound P PAPER s sseFs 1883 Re"
sweet p9tat t9 bashel bsskets
difion' 90; Porto Ricans, ordinary to
fair quality and condition. "oo-13 few
"oo.5o: Nancy Halls o!5; Delaware Por-
e Ricans fair quality and eopdition snH
orange type petse 500 6;De white itot Type 100
nearby. 'a-bushel baskets Goldens. 1."5.
Snap Beans Barely Steady.
Snap beans-Marke; barely steady
qS S4s7s' far Quality sod heavy
,da: susihel hsmpeTss + %; ordinary tt
Bce,s@Pe mn ylvsnia, bushel baskets
topped, washed. l.25.,,
poGn6 sacks Fofds ssn POUND
quality and condition i;35si.5o:, New
ia: round u.s.. oo busheI. pa kets
Packed ,I LEGALLY cd round Florida ' 30
Mushroom MARKET.
MuShrooms-PennsylysI6f1a NARY MsTyyland' .3 3:
smell and fair orality. Us; poorer. LOO;
baskets. washed, S5-l 90; few best high
Peppers-Market slightly stronser;
to large. 900 1000; World Beaters. me.
dunn TO large, $500 100: few poorer lower.
,m5teiv i-pound boxes IS. mostly ESQ;
few :.73; fair quality. ..a5; IS. fair DUAL
~ ar o. co onrH f.x So z" showing ripe
Turnips-White. washed. bushel bss-
kets. New jersey and Pennsylvania. 90;
few higher; nearby. half-bushel baskets
Rutabasas-Nearby. half-bushel baskets
''' Carrot Market.
New York. ,1:"a5; New Jersey. oo-poune
'ae ceIery& IN *" firm; Florida. 1s-inct
wire bound crates golden; washed. al
sizes. S.00-S.50 very few higher; Pascal
all sizes, 500
Cucumbers-Market about steady: Flor.
ida, bushel baskets. waXed. 1000: yer,
few HIGHER: fair quality and condition
s so 90: ordinary quality and condi.
ton; 3.5o-500: pickles fair quality anc
condition. ) 90
Eggplants-Few sales; Florida. bushe,
baskets. medium ordinary quality and con-
diton. 200: few so.
Greens-Bushel baskets, Virginia, north
ern section. collards. 60-15 cents; mostly
t515; Hanover salad. 1875; kale. 65-75.
Poultry Market.
Poultry-Dull. Receipts and trading
very light. Roasters, : pounds, few 40
Eryers & nnunds 3:i-23I, 2l.-2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

January lunch
con, Wednesday
at the Shoreham.
In the business
"a years, he is
now 6 e n e r a !
agent in Phila-
delphia OF the
National L 1 t e
Insurance Co. Of
Vermont.
He is a gradu-
ate Of the Whar-
ton School Of
Fin nee and
while still in
school W r o t e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Yeatman to Manage Branch.

dSeI VI IIle w.
lumbia Branch
tomorrow, fol-
lowing retire.
ment Of Frank
j. Stryker whose
brilliant fnan-
cial career is
noted elsewhere
in today's Star.
Mr.. Yeatman,
who started in
another bank as
a runner, was
with the old Co
lumbia National
for 20 years, be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

Of A d d / s o n
Chevrolet Sales,
Inc. His father,
the late C. C.
Rogers, was q
Hamilton direc-
tor for II years.
Mr.. Rogers, o
native of WASH
l n 6 t on q n d
George w a S h.
ington Univer-
sity graduate. is
a member Of the
District bar, CO.
lumbia Country
Club, University
an a D - = a - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
New Chairman Named

Charles p. Mccormick, president
Of Mccormick a. Co., Baltimore,
namedschairman of the board Of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Richmond,
is the first Baltimorean 10 hold the
position. He has been connected
with the Federal Reserve for years
a. Q director Of the Richmond bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

\ The Bodeker Drug Co of Virginia
has declared the first dividend of
per cent on preferred and 1912 cents
a share on common since the stock
was acquired by Scott, Horner g.
Mason, Inc, of Lynchburg. and re-
sold to the public. The wholesale
drug firm Is 103 years old.
South Bend Lath Works for year
ended November 80 earned $968, 912
or 1923 a share VS.. $l,429, 1888 or
SAT- in l947.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Resources Show Guin

Wilfred H. Blanz, secretary Of the
American Building Association, re-
ported at the 74th annual meeting
that resources gained $1,435 900 dur
ing l94s, now totaling $4,000, 900,
with 100000 surplus and reserves.
All directors were reelected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

sssu99SSs tS Best rPr sasass ss Cssy
poorer lower. Ducks. 40.
Livestock Market.
Cattle-Compared last Friday: Slaugh-
as 80 cents lower; cows and bulls 80 cents
Iets 5000 and choice ,l,o50-l. e6o-pound
medium and good short-fed Steers and
medium grades; ioo;23.4o: s n% nk in.
most most common and medium heifers 1900
1880; cutters 1900; good COWS scarce
odd head 3l.oo-.1 80; comm9n az and O. me ne
late bulk Gamers and cutters. 1900
500: early sales 145O-1s.5O; good saus-
age, 30 :O0.23.0o; common and medium,
20; 0o-3I 80; Gamer and cutter light
ally steady except for .0o-SG0 decline
on culls: weeks. and closing top vealers,
most Pu Weeks oSo sa apO Common and
dunn grades, 81 .00-30.00; odd culls 1000
down to 1900; good and choice 3OO45o-
ter price for under s5O-pound choice
averages.
Hogs-Comps last Friday: Barrows
and gifts unevenly steady to so cents
two double STGe decks sorted Ieoesi5-pound
most sood and choice 1so,a25- pound
po1nds' o i noSnosi 90; s75-3oo pounds
1a.00-l9.5o; 3o0-350 pounds, is. 90 Is 30;
DoSnds PsHads down - 0v Sounds a
iS.50-Ia 90: 14O-I60 pounds, 20.5o-
:I;oo; 16o-1so pounds. 2125,2l =; SONS SONS
$50 pounds 1901 $50; heavier wei7hts,
1923 down: odd stays sold 200 under
the same weight sows and garbage-fed
hogs were discounted l 50 from the price
feringS.
sheep--Compared last Friday: Wooied
lambs and ewes steady: weeks and closing
Top wooded lambs 37.o0 blilk good and
erade 500; culls IL oo-I6 90; scattered
lots good and choice wooled ewes, 500
1000.
Grain Market.
Flout-Receipts, 6.2S7 1OO-pound sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. 172434 bushels; ship
mcnts. 5s7.655 bushels; stocks. ,Sa2
bushels. Nc. . red winter garicky. spot,
domestic, "a; January, ".41la.
ments, $4,000 bushels; stocks, 3,4s2,653
bushels.
oats-Receipts 90 534 bushels ship
ments none; stocks 34 80 eSshels .h,r
ments, none: stocks, 81 ;s35 bushels.
ments. none; Stocks, 80, s45 bushels
soybeans-Receipts,, none; shipments
none: stocks 4S1 ,2a9 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 243 bushels.
nh al Butter and EKss.
Egks-Market slightly weaker; receipts
prices prices large white. $3.50 large,
brown. 5: u; A. mediums. 81 50; B, large.
50-5": current receipts, aneraded, $3.50.
1881 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

surance. He has had about all the
honors insurance offers. Mr.. Orr
is q former president Of the Phila-
delphia Association, is a Chartered
Life Underwater and former trus-
zee of the national organization.
Auto Dealer Bank Director.
William A. Rogers. I'd, recently
elected a director of the Hamilton
National Bank, Is president Of the
Barry-Pate Motor Co. and president
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CURB SUMMARY

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.D
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
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BOND SUMMARY

Furnished By the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week
and the net change from the previous
weeks close.
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Rates Of dividends IN the t0Isd ng
tSe last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted special or
extra dividends are not included y. c.u..
ut nd part paid ur Under rule. war War
rants Wv with warrants: XIV without ,,it
warrants. q Also extrs or extras Plus
last year. payable in stock; estimated
cash value On s r. tis 2e.r d1t1
or psfd after stock dividend or split.up.
Declared or paid this year, an aecumu-
istiVe issue with dividends In srrears;
Or no action taken at last dividend meet
ing: r Declared 1888, payable IN ! is4S.
laration date.
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Underwriters to Greet Orr.

Clifford H. Orr, national president,
will be honored by the District Life
Underwriters Association, at the
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the merger with American Security
took place. He is a former chairman
of the auditors section of the District
Bankers Association and member OF
the Board of Trade. Born in Wash
ington, he was educated in business
colleges and the American Institute
of Banking. His committee work
has been Of great value to the
YMCA.
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EgRs-Market slightly weaker. receipts
heaNer;, demand fair Wholesale selling
prices: A large white. $500: 4 large,
brown, 5: u; A, mediums. 5l-55: B, laree'
Receipts-Eges. 1926 cases; butter,
4Q5l mounds
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Dividends Declared

Middling spot, 33.e2n.
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