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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-17

lietuviai tremtiniai:
Algimanavicius Vincenta - Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Bakanavicius Ursule, Ramutis :
Paulsboro, N. j.
Braziene Anele, Antanas - Dove
Foxcroft, Maine
Butkunas Andrius, Zofija, Andrius
Vaidotas - Philadelphia, Pa.
Bidva Adam Brockton, Mass.
Beraitis Vytautas Maspeth, NY
Braziene Antanina Chicago, III
Brunotas Jonas So. Boston, Mass
Cernius Juozas = Maspeth, N. Y.
Cyras Augustus, Rudolfas, 1rena
Raimundas - Winchester, Vire
Cizauskas Pranas, Elena, Violeta =
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Dulskiene Ursule, Janina = Putnam
Conn.
Didziene Jadvyga - Britton, Mich
Davidov Irena Brooklyn, N. 7.
Grusas Stanislovas, Emilia - Brock
ton, Mass.
Gulbinas Jeronimas - Chicago, Ill
Jonaityte Agnieska - Pittsburgh, Pa
Juralevieius Vincas, Romualda :
E. CRANKY, Conn.
Jurska Algimantas - Thomsonville
Conn.
Ketvirtis Ignas - Brooklyn, NY.
Kentra Bronius - Chicago, Ill.
Kaminskas Elegijus Chicago, LII
Kudaba Julius = Chicago, Ill.
Kunigelis Pranas, Julia - Roches
ter, N. Y.
Kedyte Ona - Glen Burnie P.O., Md
Kisielius Juozas, Viktorija, Romual
das, Bernardas, Leonardas - Mas
peth, N. Y.
Kogelis Leonas, Irena Sherburn
MINI.
Kupsyte Ona Wilmington, Del
Miliauskas Bronius, Zofija, Danute
Aldona, Regina, Brute = Chica
go, Ill.
Macnorius Petras, Bronislava, Re
gina, Stanislava - Philadelphla,Pa ia
Maliska Juozas - Norwood, Mas.
Mickevicius Stasys, Maria, Adomas
Tada, Stanislavas, Andrius, Ora
zina, Kazys, Rozalija - Omaha
Nebr.
Mickus Albinas - Cicero, Ill.
Metas Emilia - Westfield, N. Y
Nesavas julius Philadelphia, ia
Nekrasovas Mykolas, Marijona, vi
| lius - Fairview, N. ].
Papikas Juozos, Sigrid - Freehold
N. j.
Parakininkas Dovas, Marijona, Ire
ma, Rimantas - Chicago, Ill.
Prizgintaite Adele Athol, Mass
Plepys Irena Chicago, Ill.
Rimas Motiejus, Aldona - Torring
ton,s Conn.
Rutkauskas Ricardas - E. Gran
by, Conn.
Ruksys Antanas - Philadelphia, Pa
Slepaviciene Amilija = Phila. ia.
skema Stasys - Rockford, Ill.
Stasys Boleslovas, Elzbieta - Chi
cago, Ill.
Stasys Stanislovas Chicago, Ill
Saulius Vladas, Ligija = Phila., Ps
Sielyla Stasys Waterbury, Conn
sliteris Pranas, Kazimiera, Algir
das - Waukegan, Ill.
Seselski Franz, Hedwig - Cleve
land, Ohio.
Urbikiene Elena - Turtle Creek, Ps
Uselyte Aldona, Ona = Turtle Creel
Pa.
Vaitekunas Bronislovas, Adele, Bre
nislavas, Algirdas = Providence, r..
Variakojis Eugenija, Raimundas =
Cleveland, Ohio.
Vidra Jonas, Mare - Macedonia, {
Vildzius Jonas = New Britain, Conr
Zablauskas Augustus, Erna, Ingrl
da, Ursule, Winfridas - NeN
York, N. Y.
Asas Pranas - Chicago, Ill.
Aninkevicius Jonas, Bronislava, 10
mas, Irena - Chicago, Ill.
Lapkricio d., laivu Genera
Taylor, New Yorka atvyko 81
lietuviai tremtiniai:
Ablomiene Petronele, Gene, Regin
= Athol, Mass.
Abraitis Jonas, Irena, Dalia, Aruna
II Indiana.
Alisauskas Izidorius, Sofia - ia
maica, N. Y.
Andrusaitis Albinas, Koste, Gedemi
mas, Irena = Cleveland, Ohio.
Andriusis Engelbertas, Maria = Chi
cago, Ill.
Augustinavicius Albinas Far
wood, N. j.
Balanda Gediminas, Boleslovas, Frar
ciska, Mindaugas = Detroit, Micl
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-11-17
AS Tavo BiGiule KnV9a!

Fanesame m
astoybe
PAS knyga"
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Chicuoo Livestock

The CHICAGO hOR maykff optnta LII
active and fully s5 ssutk hundfee
pounds hisher today. Good snd snoase
sold from is so to 1873. but the early
top price vent 70 1883. Catt3e sno
sheep were steaoy.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Profit Taking Stops
Early Stock Advance;
Dealings SIaeken
D. ses As.es ass.4s kssa.

NEW YORK. May S.-PToei- =
taxing clipped the wings Of a
rising stock market today.
Prices advanced Wlih rush IN
opening dealings, Cams Of trAc-
tions 10 around q pom, we're es-
taoliShed before buying interes,
died away and selling became
more inslStent.
Selling slackened In the day and
the market showed q tendency 10
rally although the effort lacked
aggressive drive. Cnanges either
way were limited mostly 10 fyRc-
tions. with many issues seesa wing
between the Plus and minus col
umns.
Business slowed after a busy
start in which numerous blocks Of
! 600 or more shares changed
hands.
Early buying was a carryoyer
from yesterdays advance, the
sharpest in five weeks. Buying
was influenced by news the Berlin
blockade would be lifted. prospects
Of improved relations with Russia
and the stiff fight put up against
administration labor legislation In
the lower chamber OF Congress.
Among the losers were S,ude-
baker, International Harvester.
Douglas Aircraft. Consolidated
Natural Gas, Anaconda Copper,
kennecott Copper. Union Carbide.
American Woolen. Santa Fe and
Richfield OIL.
American Telephone sold at the
lowest price since l943 with de-
cline OF around !, point.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Chicago Livestock

CHIC AGO May - fUsDA Sal
able hogs. : 600 fairlT Astive Is esuti
higher on butchers under ssn pounds
heavier weights anevsnfy strsnE TO "a
cents hsRher these wetshts closed E!ev
sowk stesay 10 sa cents isishsF, top. ~ -
most good and choice. i1a-2T9 pounds
ls .s-isSS @F6-g1a pounds. sas'
Is2a; few 33a-4 800 pound heayiea, 10 70
i : SO. good and choice sov* under go
pounds. mostly 1900 50, Ss5-s.0
down to 1900 Tor around atso-pesne
saiahls cattle. 4.oo0s sslahie esisss,
400; ansvsn. medium to icw.sood ssefFs
/ Ost, pounds mp. kiuw STEADY 70 wsAk
other steers ans ysaYfinEs fairy active,
mostly steady. spots. IS esntt highsr OF
gcod rearitnss3 hsifsfs steady 20 ssaE.
eers and hulis steady. vsaisrs streEs
top. .5 So for three loads Enoe 10 los.
choice I.gT5-i 100 poune stsesss BUR
medium and good steers | 500 pcaatk
doEfr, 90 s5- sA 90. heays*r sragtts sesfet.
Ione choice Colorado Ted heitsrs hsgs
above rs 50: fsv Inads Eeos hsiisTA, sb1
p0unas sewa "a Oa-@4zss ganfEsea -
rood beef Goes. 81 ,a0-sn-sfs; esnrsys ass6
cutters II 90 4 70. medium ard fpoe
IN 0O-af astas practical top 80 80.
gaiRhse sheep 500 very Hst5e Sessf
steacy 10 s5 cents loser. nFssy t&4 swss
showed mcs1 deratnf: no shoAe isssss
ariH
Evening star., 1949-05-05
GIobemasier Heads
Back With g Aboard
= -. A.ss. - .ss s,sa,

MARIAN kngsA sAnd May A.
A rcst4k.a &C 0.t,ewtnGsIEI sew
Sve; laAt ntsfs SHA g. home
y arc t<aun: ArEaes leAn A4aAn II
had }4st N' nsw reSogd tog Q
trans Atlantic plane Passenger
load
IL sfgl,ed trom the United
States earlier IN lhs dAy ~iia ss
aboard
rs almost = shuttle service
we're ruEnlne nos over tie Al
lAnt2e sad Il Walter Wall AZ
Columbia \ c tie pllog
iht (3oiemAstess al carry over
airinen due Yog persod ot duty
at United States air hAseA here
and return with others eoSnplet-
ms their ;o4Fs
The first les O! the return trip
Is the lAeenS base N the AaoFes.
] .s2o miles away From the Azores
the plane Will ny lse2 miles to
Bermuda. then lIas miles TO
Rrookley All Force BASe near
Mobile. Ala. It's home base
The plane has a SingspAn AZ
t7S feet and itS tail assembly tow-
ers over a -four story building
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Air Crash Victims S Parents
File Suit for $4,000
4. a.. A...... - So.

RAi g1ACNRE Ma s~Caaa'al ;
~ .-ae. :ge = sxgaE s.sra .ss
80 aas = fvserss2 cgT=rg a~ss ~
Isat s&srn;s 9; osss & lA< ~ pAs-
s<ustfs k1}st wns1 ar az sZsrF
eta&~t .usr raeaGniAEn scar
l~s.arsss T~~n " Va ~ tsns.
.R4s
vtgs s43s ~A, sasxf rwsis aay ca
e<aAls nt NJ ara NJ, AagTs :
Csvsasaa s. o. N2!s2nose TIA
asaa san AssTv : CF06nAn tF
~As eksemGAl rsak .sse~G 2svsrs -
Pgtl2ss.Ifsh
Ts9r S@.t ccx tsszg+s tAAi s,ss r5iea
-rs 80 h+s cessl ~ &ne csef TIE
West VgGE.Hsa sseSaiAssss N aFaeE
- asost ar .r3ssn3as aslAy - tfla
~gghf tspzn California 10 Wash
.NkgNn
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Fall Fabric Scarcity
Feared, With Mills
.Curbing Production
3, ]. 3 welloch
Asrss& Assrs4zssa sSS-~rapsa go A d 81 *


NEW YORK. May S-Fe&rS
have been expressed that .Al ap-
pagel supply may o. short O: de-
uland oec& QSe o. Insufficient tex
Tile yardaee Nils and cunves trf-s
generally are sad 80 ~ prod,ac grlg
OF p.oceSslng taor.cS only aga.sasi
orders NOBODY questions that
current orders hardly promise tc
put ample yarttage into work
Similar concern naS besn
eylnced before. out. fabric sup
pliers point OIL. there Is less like
hhood Of cutters finding sn over
hanging supply O. pace eoo<1x
The latter It Is declared. has been
fairly well absorbed, and the
residue WlA be outmoded for the
most part.
Indicative OF the sentiment Of
textile houses. many have com
mitted themselves 10 production
cuthackS. Although N some III
stances they have booked nearly
normal business by oifering price
guarantees. total bookings 90 no;
suffice 10 maintain full production
schedules
Retailers planning August pro
motions Of fail apparel are or
dertng 50 cautiously that cutters
have suggested polntedly that
''underouyng Is no antldote for
oEerbuying. August sales events
in prewar years not only ac-
counted for substantial sales VOL
ume but served To identify con-
Sumers' preferences.
Unless buying activity is aecel-
Grated between now and the frs,
week IN June, II is the consensus
Of the apparel trade here that re
tallerS will not be IN a position ic
realize available business at the
start Of the fall coat-and- suit sea
son. They add that unders,oc ked
stores last year were handicapped
by shallow inventories
In view OF uncertain price
trends. the caution OF all eIe-
ments. from mill to retailer. /.
understandable. None cares &c
speculate about price as well a,
demand Nevertheless. certain
risks are unavoidable. because
fashion industries cannot mer.
chandiSe styled goods as they
would staples.
Further price adjustments In
textiles are possible. but II arti-
flclal shortages enSue. prices may
not only firm but actually rise
In any event. 1t Is questionable to
what extent negligible price
changes would affect garment
trade ranges. Desirable goods
conceivably could even command
premiums for spot deliveries.
Neither mill. fabric jobber. cut
ter nor retailer is eyidencing any
inclination to embrace the undo
niable hazards, Each seems WILL
ing to relinquish the initiative to
the other fellow" "
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Thompson Products. Inc

Thompson Products, Inc net
for March quarter was 1896 $50 or
50 .06 VS.. 81. .l44. .6s4 or s24o in the
same i94s period
Bristol Myers Ce. earned 1887, =
024 or go cents In March quarter
VS.. sI.l43.43s or 70 cents q year
earlier.
General Telephone Cerp. net in
come for March quarter was S873.-
$50 or 81 cents VS.. s767 .i25 or 81
cents In the same le4s period.
Potomac Edison Co. and SUBJ
salaries earned s665 $50 In March
quarter VS.. s687 $50 . year earlier.
Garrett Cerp. net for nine
months ended March 81 Was
$l.li2, ,724 or SLIT vs.. 81 .O8l .sis or
sl.T2 In the same period last year.
Poor d Co. earned S4S0. 900 In
March quarter vs.. s272. 600 q year
earlier.
Firth CARPET Co. net for March
quarter was s448.686 or III cents
VS.. S547 .5ei or sS cents tn the
same is4s period.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Bsuray Sales on the Exchange Teday:
II 90 n m 26o ooo i@ 90 neon Alo 600
Ip.m $50 600 400 o m. 600 ooc
sJuit OF tradfng 10 anares sIn eans-
vuptcy or receisershtp. or being reorgaE4Fee
under .he Bankruptcy Act. or seeurit ses
assumed hy such ccmpantEs Rates OF cts-
idends In the foresoing table are annual
r serrf-annual declaration unless Qther-
wise noted. special or extra dlvicenos are
net Included cid Called q Ex dfytdend
steek dsytdend Cash or stock o FAD
last year. Payable ~ ssoek. estimates
cash vaite % s.-d!yieena cs,si Ds.
or petd after steek 6istdsn6 o. split-ur,
Ig Declared or paid fafs year. an accuMnle.
ffyN fsgue with dividends In &rreArA F2te
shss ytnr. lsyi6enG omitted. deferred or ne
Action taken at last dividend meettnx.
n Declared 1913 payable In 1919. y Ltouf.
datfnr Dividend 1Payahla IN &to<B. exnef
eash vaius un1esermtne6 % dsclarSkte1
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Business Briefs
business Loans of member banks

Business Loans of member banks
In leading cities declined to
si4,162, 900, 900 on April 27, a drop
of $4,000. 900 from a week earlier
and SOL 100000 below a year
earlier.-Federal Reserve Board.
New Passenger Car Registrations
for March approximated $4,000
units, raising the first 1949 quar-
ter's total to more than $4,000
units.-R. l.. Polk g. Co. Second
quarter registrations are expected
to 60 we'll above 100000.
Virginia Electric e. Power Co.
registered with the SEC $4,000, 900
of mortgage bonds to be sold at
competitive bidding to help finance
new construction.
Farnsworth Television G. Radio
Corp. stockholders approved a plan
for sale of its properties, assets
and business to international Tel
ephone g. Telegraph Co.
General Motors Corp. reported
its United States and Canadian
factories in April turned out 251,-
1863 cars and trucks. new postwar
monthly record. The total topped
March output by 22,600 units and
included 202,557 passener cars
and 48.806 trucks.
Neisner Brothers sales in April
totaled $5.236,140, a gain of 32.5qo
from a year earlier; in four months
this year. $16,1S9.714, an increase
Of 7.11o.
Burlington Mills Corp. earned
$10,665,0 ,047 or $2.25 a share in six
months ended April 2 VS.. $13,105,-
as or $3.50 a year earlier.
Packard Motor Car Co. net in
come for three months ended
March 81 was $3.911.033 or 26
cents VS.. $1,304,727 or o cents in
the same 1948 period.
West Penn Electric Co. and SUBJ
salaries earned $3,246.444 or $1.14
In March quarter VS.. $3.087 ,209 or
SLOT year earlier.
West Penn Power Co. and SUBJ
salaries had net income of $2.679,-
40 or rs cents in March quarter
Vi. $2.548,547 or rs cents in the
same 194S period.
lTimken Roller Bearing Co,
earned $2.s45.137 or $1.22 in
March quarter VS.. $3,373.720 OF
$3.50 q year earlier.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
net for March quarter was $2,-
SO, ,7s9 VS.. $3,379,702 in the same
1b48 period.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
earned $2,268,478 or $1.32 in
March quarter VS.. $2.297 ,633 OF
$s.34 a year earlier.
Electric Auto-Lite Co. net for
March quarter was $2.203 ,853 OF
STAT VS.. $2.708. 1898 or $18l in the
same 1948 period.
ASSOCIATED Dry Goods Corp
earned $6,l04.l6l or 1888 in year
ended January 81 VS.. $4.952. .086 OF
s297 in the previous year.
sAmerican Export Lines profit
for 194S was SIS, 1894. .220 or SIS. in
cluding q Federal subsidy of $3..
0sO, ,490, VS.. $4,550.430 or $3.7s ir
l947 when no subsidy was received
Coca Cola International Corp
prDfit for March quarter was ST..
2a6 ,002 or $6.77 VS.. s1,294,7 ,720 ol
$B.75 In the same 1948 period.
Elextr0lux Corp earned 81 ,047.'
ex2 or IS cents in March quarter
vs $l,071,125 or 81 cents a yea
earlier.
Inspiration Consolidation Cop
d 4 Co. net for March quarter wa
SIS ,4S6 or 84 cents VS.. 1928, ,976 o
10 cents In the same l948 period.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Rising Costs Reduce
March Earnings Of
Washington Gas
by Edword e. Stone

Net income Of the Washington
Gas Light Co. in March, reported
today. amounted to s227,561. a
decrease Of $41.544 or Is per cent,
from the same month last year.
Revenues were up but expenses
were very much heavier than last
year.
For the first three months Of
this year net income amounted to
$810,597, compared with 1851 .432
a year ago. a decline of S140,835,
the report to the PUG showed.
Gas sales gained z per cent in
March but dropped Az per cent in
the first quarter. Meters in
creased 2.176 in the last IL months.
ID. c. Banks Cut Reserve.
Following the Federal Reserve
Boards ruling easing reserve re-
quirements, Washington banks cut
their reserve at Richmond $8,726,-
900 In the week ended April 27,
the Richmond Bank reported
today.
Assets of the same banks
dropped $17,210,000 during the
week, commercial loans were of
S1.406 900 while real estate loans
remained unchanged. There was
q decrease of $6,00o,000 in Treas
ury certificates carried BY the
banks.
Fritz r. Sauber, auditor of the
Washington Permanent Building
Association, was elected director
at the annual meeting. Other
directors were reelected. Pres
ident Carl j. Bergman reported
resources of $16,000,000 and sur
plus and reserves of 1888. 900.
Women to Study Investing.
Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner &
Beane is offering the women of
this area a free course In invest
rfents, classes to start at American
University, Monday evening, May
16. with further lectures on May
"a and 81, Francis G. Hunter, resi-
dent partner, announced today.
s. Harold williams. Carmin c.
Saccardi and Thomas B. Campbell.
veteran members of the staff, will
do the lecturing. After the third
class, the students will be con-
Quoted through the company's
office where the mechanical side
of the business will be explained.
Tickets will be allotted at the oftlce
at 815 Fifteenth street NV.
Firm Adds Life Insurance.
The Government Employees In
surance Co., which has been do
ing casualty business only, has
changed its name and added all
lines of life insurance, with Leo
Goodwin, sr., as president. Direc-
tors include D. j. Callahan, jr.;
Mr.. Goodwin, w. K. Jacobs, Jr.;
e. r. Jones, D. L, Kreeger, r. j.
Marony. j. A. Newman and F. M
Shea.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
has voted a dividend OF SIPS on
preferred and 80 cents on common
stock. both payable June 20.
Stuart S. Ogilvie, vice president
in charge of the Second Nationals
Seventh street Office, has been
with the bank Is years today.
C. ]. Gockeler of Ventnor, N. j..
former Washington banker, is Wis
iting the financial district.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
Court UphoIds Right
0fU. :. 10 Fire Worker
Who Didn't Pay Debts

F~e-E fssfevGaEs IGF: F1s~az
The unl2ed So ates Cr@4Ey q Ap-
peals toxsAy .spns2d tos r4sas O.
SoseTEuaeniA! &ztlacsgif if4rs Sc ais
charge q cssllAn rag.oye G. gaes
WAg Department or ehAysts ;saa:
he failed 20 pay his dscsA
Tnt appellate eoa.El ; :,a.5ns a.s~s
upheld the legaIty q IRE Ma
Department regulation aGs, -
which TIE man involved Was cas-
eEAIged The aee4>2 aiso al
trraed The Das,gYct Co4vi dce4saks,
N the case 10y |Qcse r paek4as<ss'
Let's
The Court Of App~als !14lsng
waS made n tie case oi Herman
J = Carte. an horo1Eniy DIS
CHARGED. disabled veteran os
World Va II whose address 81
the time he brought the Sl45' IL
2e$7 MAS listed AS s&o5 Fails
terrace Sc He @esaghs regnStAfe-
men, as War Department clerk
typiSi
Nj. Carter tie opinion said
mad worked with civil service
ella aSaacat,on from February Is
l94l. until the date oi his DIS
charge on July "a, ls&s except tog
a period q! about tao years while
IN the military service
In 1912. the opinion related lsc
creditors obtained judgments
against Nj. Garter
For a period Of nearly four
years thereafter he failed 10 pay
these onllg atoms. the court said
adding that his WAGES could not
be reached by gaInisfment or at
tachment because such process
must run against tie employer IN
this case. the United States, and
immunity Of the United Sgate'
from suit made the use Of thi'
process impossible
Beginning IN February ls+l
the Department OF the Army re
ceised Is complaints arising ouI
OF his refusal 10 pay these cebls.
the opinion said,
The War Department reguia
ton. the al late court said
provides that any empioSe vhC
wi!fully and without SUFFICIENT ex.
cuse or reason neelects OF avoid.
payment OF lawful indebtedness:
Will be discharged with prejudice
The appellate opinion pointed
out that the chief Law offlcer oi
the Civil Service Commission held
that Mr.. Carter'S DISCHARGE from
employment vas in violation oi
the Veterans Preference Act and
recommended that he be restored
10 his position,
The Civil Service Commission 1
Board OF Appeals and Review re-
yersed the Law ofticerS decRioT
and approved the dismissal. tn,
opinion said, adding that If tn,
decision of the Civil Service Com
mission were open TO review. ~
sfind ample evidence In tire rec
ord 10 support the concluSIoh
9reacffet
The court OF Appeals furthe
stated: $3.50. .a f.
1 We h<Iieve Mat dismissal "a
wilful refusal sor negligent taillif'
to pay lawful debts without SUI
! ficlent excuse or reason Is clearl,
for a cause that win promote tn
efficiency OF the service"
Defendants in Mr.. Carters sui
included former Secretary Of De
fense Forrestal, the civil Servic,
Commission and others.
The Court OF Appeals decision
was written by visiting Judss
Harry E, Watkins OF West VIZ
ginia. who was sitting In the Court
of Appeals by designation, Thu
appeal was heard with him b,
Judges Wilbur X. Miller and z
| Barrett prettyman,
Evening star., 1949-05-05
-
New York Cotton

t4sYsE xFsnsen sn q narFes FanRe sf 40
eents q hale fr sIow fsrsEnan tFHdfna see
dxy A ses6gng EDos Esasx continued 80
effef uRarnY MAy fu1aEs8 Ak Ions pEkrss
eve TIE July ia4a. 6rs4ysgF
tue Arm atsa Eoi6 39.ssfss bssez ss Mst
contracts osisryshs on fAf srAis-rps In
Tn~ Ga~sFnment asslT seAshsg F%fHgf
Etnweu thai there were fairly general
Yafrs ever xno3 p&Fs q the aa&ssn
hesF whaeaf fyaHeYs ssas sesss6 further fss
tard plaa.tns opxrai8ors fes ths nrKi sos-
ton cgoa.
fex eovrrsnN soon ID tgtzT*s against sAlss
Of cctten ts Enslsnd Tns EA sssaseT
eufsofs rreals W 81 ytssa.sssa1 sna ssa6 lhst
e0nffssfsn9 fsy that eesfen seaie aeEss
on P-3d&s, A&s
hAsfser % IS cenfa Aesef fhsn toe rss-
vsssux elcs< May. 134HS. sals. sS-sst sns
0rfchex - Is
Evening star., 1949-05-05
FOREIGN Exehonqe

NEW YORK, May 5 6R--Foreign sx-
change rates follow tGrsat Britain - dol-
lars, others In eentsl: Canadian dollar IN
count or e46ota u. S. cents. UNCHANGED
Europe-Great Britain pound. o3t.
unchansed Great Britain, .lu-dAy futures
4 fIsI.. unchanged. Great Britain, So-day
futures, 4 paa4, unchAnEed, Great Britain,
aO-day futures. 3a7i2 unehanEed; France
CfrancD. 3oia of a cent, unchanEeo' italy
fiira), May fired rate. u0i G3a; April
olI T3a Sweden tkronal. 27.S5, un-
changed: Switzerland tirenel hfeeJ
2543. up 09 of q cent.
Latin America-Argentina tfree1, 20 sl
unchansed. Brazil freel, $50, unchanged
MeYieo 10 s. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1949-05-05
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Evening star., 1949-05-05
Bunk Clearance Rise
Above lo48 in Week
er ths As.etioted Ptr.,

zs,.sEssg5 rad
NEW YORK, May 5 -- Bank
clearings In the week ended Wed-
nesday totaled $i3.906 .S6s. 900.
compared with 900 In
Ithe previous week and $l3.sO6~
|17l 900 ID the like week last year.
|Dun 81 Bradstreet announces
Today. An increase in business &c
New York, was largely responsible
for the expanded transactions.
Evening star., 1949-05-05

Wdwd q 10th pf rev 80 lpa
- Ex dividend Boaks closed Plus
extra or extras . Paid 20 far this rear.
paid in 1855 Unlisted. vi When
{asu~d xsEg rtRhtk
Evening star., 1949-05-05

r, LariIIArd ca. earned ti.5l3.-
lpOs or 60 cents In March quarter.
No comparisons for year earlier
sere given.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-04

Written history is at least 5000
years old.