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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-02
B0odessektlOn A

Youngstown. O. 8. s. Junior Lyfa
Chorus
Praes., William Frank. 693 Flint Hill.
Sekr.. George Foisel. <sl Anawan Lane.
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Chicago. III. - Sredseits 3 s. X. U. Verein
ZweiR 81.

SuicSSo' o. o. ~ W
Zweig ~.
Versammlung ieden I. DonnerstaR i'm Mo-
nat In John Rinsbauers Halle. sl5a South
Ashland Ave.
ST Tel Dor. 3-l329.
Prot. -Sekr.. Margaret Dickerson. 3443
74h ST.
Fin. .-Sekr.. Geore Carlson. 1929 East 62nd
St Tel. MI. 3-l807
C..V.-Sekr.. Andreas Zultner. lIl7 z. 81.
St Tel: So. Shore 37s8.
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Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland East Junior Saxon Club.
President, John Schneider, 1906 E. las st.
Liberty l-76l7.
Sec'y. Marty Welter. 1918 Shawview Ave.
GL. 1-053l.
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Salem, Ohio - Echo lIederk1onE
Praes., Elizabeth Girsrht. 7sO Liberty Str.
Salem, Ohio.
Sekr.. Freda Hermann. 86l Summit Str.
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Homestead. "a. - e. .. 9. grauen. uot
Junstrauen X. v. Veretn - ZweIg Ii.
Verssmmiung Ieden zweiten Sonntsg In
Monat, UhI oachmittags i'm Sachsenheln
Club. lit Ost 7. Str.
Praes., Susanna Monk. 1923 Harvey st.
Munhall, Pa.
S'ekr., Sarah Anna Orendi. s2is Horne Str.
West Miiin. Pa. lelephdh: hU. l-liy5.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Mary Csshooliaf. %lI3 Visit
View. kennyW ood. Pa. Phone hO. I.l7Y6
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Chicago. III. - Chicago South Side
Junior Saxon Club.
President, Robert Mates. lois East Sand
St.
Secretary. Hilda Uuntch.
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Salem, Ohio Salem Junior ssxsn
Club.
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Monacs, Pa - Monaca Junior

President, Jack Werthman 2l2 Ninth
ST.. Monaca Pa Phone: Rochester llls-R.
Sec'y., Dorthy A. Zoppelt. 106 Fourth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester 923-J.
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Alliance. Ohio. - z. 8. 3. Fraueb K. o..
Verein. Zweik T.
Versammung teden l. SonntaR i'm Monat
i'm Sachsenheim.
Praes,. Elizabeth wonner. ll24 Meadow
Ave. Tel l-OR37
Prot.-Sekr.. Regina Everth. s48 South Arch
Ave. Tel. 2O60
c.-v.-sekr.. Anna conning.. COS Grace st.
Tel 7l85.
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II. .. y. a, U.
Zweis 23
Versammlung ieden l. Samstag TN Monat
8 Uhr abends
Praes., John Weber. Sr.. 407 Penna. Ave,
Monaco. Pa. Tel: RO. 2777-M
Prot. Sckr. Fermen Massey. 932 Washing
ton Ave, Monaco, Pa. Tel: RO. 1920.
Zentralverbands-Sekr. John Theil Jr, 1924
Washington Ave. Monaco. Pa. Tel. RO.
4963-M.
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Cleveland West Saxon Junior Club.
President. John Eve. 3lO3 W. Tooth ST..
Cleveland 2. Ohio Phone: AT. l-0l40.
Sec'y Clara Litzner. 1858 Lloyd Road,
Cleveland H. Ohio. Phone: CL. l-4766.
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Rundessektion IL.

New Castle. Pa. s. s. Damencbof
"Frohsinn"
Praes., Mary Kuttesch. 4l9 Waldo Str.
Sekr., Mrs. Hilda r. Snyder. 3l5 z. Luton
St., New Castle. Pa.
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Bundeskti0n g
New Castle, Pa.-Eintracht Gessngverein.
Prses.. Geo. Binder. lle Wilder Ave.
Sekr, Andrew w. Schmidt. 427 East Lea
sure Ave.
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Martins Ferry. o SIS K. a. Versin und
Saenser "Etptraeht". Zweig ~.
VersammlunR teden l. Sonntse i'm Mona,
in eigener Halle. 2 Uhr nachm.
Praesident: Ben Clark. 25l2 Vance Ave-,
Wheeling, w. Ca. Phone: Wsrwood 669
Sekretaer: Elsie Orend. ~ Cemetery Rd.
Martins Ferry. Ohio. Phone: l406-W.
z. v. Sekr.. Michael Hutter. 365 Seabright
Lane. Martins Ferry. Ohio. Phone 564-J
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Gary. Ind. - Z. 5. .. truen. und Juns.
FraUen X. U. verein. Lvels &C.
VersammIung jeden z. MittwOch i'm Monat
1870 ADDS, I'm Siebenbuerger Sachsenheim,
H.. und Roosevelt
Praes., kath. Schiller, 440 Rutledge St.,
Tel. 2-4453.
Sekr.. Anna Schieb. 3944 Washington ST.,
Tel. 4-2l7l.
C..V..Sekr.. Maria Urschel, 1871 West 10.
Place. Tel: 2-S26Y.
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LOrain, D. - z. 8. FraUen. und Jungfra ne n
X. U. Ssrein. ZwetE ~.
Versammlung ieden l. Samstag i'm Monat,
1880 Uhr abends. i'm Sachsenheim Ost 20
Str und Apple Ave.
Praes.. Johann Wenrich 638 W "a Str.
Prot.-Sekr.. HiIds Binder. I39 Murray
Ridge Road. Elyris Ohio.
Str
C.-V.Sekr., W. M. Friesenhengst. l743
Oherlin Ave.
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Cleveland. Ohio. - 2. 2. B. K. o. vevein
ZWeiS I.

Zweis I.
VersammIung ieden l. Sonntag I'm Monat
, uhr nachmiftass i'm sachsenhein,. 7ool
Praes.. Ka,harina Martini 1915 IVES, 1872
ot.-Sekr.. Elisabeth rischler. 22sI Wes,
70 st, Teel.: WOodh'ne l-5s,6.
Fin.-Sekr.. Elsie tetzner. $3.50 LIovd Road
.. " CT. l-A766. =.
K-rcoe-sekr.. isndene Juriea. ll4Os Dale
Ave. Tel: CT. 1-s3o7.
versammlun. ieden ers'en Sonntae I'm
Monat IN, GThr i'm Westseie Sachsenheim
700l Denison Ave.
CieveianA.. Oht" O>t..ms s. g. z. U.
verein Zwsis Ss
: Uhr nachmittaes I'm Oe,.rne sachs~nheir,.
l4nO Ost IS. ST. Tel: FIN i-a709.
Praes:: Edward Schneider s+o He'msds'e
sekr.. Paul NJ. Gui.,. sa,s sons Ave TEL:
CIV, :sek,.. Richard Ge,ser 1918 E ,oa'h
St. Tel: WI. 3-1ss5
Cleveisnd. Ohio - Ost,-m. s. g. Frau-r
X. q. verein, Zwsie "a
versammlune teden !. sonn,ae I'm Monat
2:ao uhr nachn,itlaes i'm ostseite sachsea.
"fE%; prs... .s'o Johann. S IN, Wolf s4s. F.. ,ss St
Prot -sekr.. sofia Koch. @ss E. l2s. st
Tel: NY. l-4''s s,,..., 40, ~, 90
St. Tel. Ex. 1880
Coiumbus Ohio. - z. 9. 3. 0esans. und
Kranken. .Unt.-Vereju Ewsis RI.
versammlune ieden ]. Sonntae i'm Monat
i'm sachsenheinn. 1923 Woodrow Ave TEL:
Praes.. Michael Farr. 'r., 7is S. sth St.
Prot. .-sekr., Jacob Ciotzmeister. 2s6 Wood
row Ave. Tel: GA. 1917.
C.V-Sekr.. Michael Engber. 7l2 Hanford
st. Tel: GA. 1865.
Detroit, Michissn - z. 3. .. Z. q. Verein.
Zweig 81.
nnlung jeden l. Donnerstsg i'm Mo.
not 8 Uhr abends. in Carl Moses Tap Room.
e939.43 Crstint. ., ~,.-
praeS.. Joseph Teutsch. <doH ChatsWof'h,
Detroit ~. Mich.
Sekr MICHAEL Te:''Sch. l20ll Strasburg!
c.-V..Sekr., George Kenstler. 1918 Kill
bourne. Tel: LA. 7-75s6.
Euvsod City, Pa. - 3. B. 4. q. Verein,
Zweig N6.
verssmmlunR 1eden O. Sonntss i'm Monat
N Sachsenteim.
praes.. Andr. Fleischer. l26 Orchard Ave.
sekr.. Friedrich Meier. l3l Spring Ave.
yci.: 2Ol8-J.
". Tel: 6li-R.
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Lorain. q. - 2. 3. 8. U. Verein. Zweig g.
Versammdung leden /. Sams1agabeno I'm
Monat i'm Sachsenheim. Ost %. Str. und
Apple Ave.
Prses.. J. Deutschiaender Jr.. l404 Wash
ington Ave.
Prot.-Sekr.. John Taub l46l Oberln Ave
Tel: 9i767.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Michael Schneider. 1l0s West
IL. Str.
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Bundessektion IL.
Canton, q. Gemischter Chof.
Praes.. John Toepfer. tl6-32 ST.. N. W..
Canton. Ohio
Sekr.. VIM. Fritsche. Center Road. Box
46. East Canton, Ohio.
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Bundessektton y.
Youngstown, Ohio. Q. .. Mannereher.
Praes.. George Raidel Sr.. ITO Friedrich
Strasse.
sekr., Gustav A. Tschunn. ao5s Summer
Str.
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-,sa.s. (UortleBllng ioigt.)
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Bundessektion ..
Lorsin, o. z. s. Gesangverein Eintracht
Prses.. Michael Kirscher. 8ll West 81 Str.
Prot. Sekr.. Wilhelmina SCHNEIDER, Stop 49,
BrosdWaV
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Bundessektiob II.
Cleveland, Ohio Oamenchor "Saxcpis"
praes., Matilda Sigarto, lO7l5 Joan Ave.
Tel: CL. l-472l.
Prot-sekr., Margaret Knall. i4ss W. Saith
St. Tel; AT. l-726B.
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Bunde6sektion II. y
Youngstown, Ohio Oamenchor Edeiweiss
Praes.. Josephine Miller. sls Clearmond
Drive.
sekr., Maris Pfingssrsff. 81 East Warren
Ave.
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. R.--Al cereals
pooa sF q sma p4o t.ns .Fns DESPITE 81 the
Board Of Trade today. DEALINGS became
more active than during the same period
It took only a little advance to send all
soybean contracts into new seasonal high
ground; There were only four cars Of
yesterdass two ' cars but hardly % suffieed HaIed
to take care Of demand as professors. con-
version ratios are said to be favorable,
was ss-1h Cents hisher' March MAJ hss s.5ss; GSai
@ oats we're we're I-s. r hisher, March March aais sosa saa
3.4i, and lard was 5 cents lower to :
cents a hundred pounds higher, March
@ news ws' aH Sa Hsrbet n er' fn aooasr s
agreed to lend his support, to the admin
istration's plan for sending 2 million
Of the bread grain to India. This was
expected to help the plan get through a
possibly reluctant CONGRESS.
While there were no reports Of wheat
known that the wheat bought By Great
s h1i ysssaasy wheat aas outside s
was the FIRST large-scale purchase by any
wheat pact country outside the pact.
of xhest eomna under terms os The Wh.at
lhousht buying outside the pact quota
remaining position and she prefers to pay
current prices rather than possibly hisher
Feed erains displayed early frmness
despite the fact that the rail strike in
the Midwest appeared to be coliapsing
In part, this was because of today's small
receipts. totalina only 20 cars OF corn
and cars Of oats. Another cold SPELL
factor.
Many. grain men believe that. If the
rail strike should clear up receipts Of
corn and. oats here will increase sharply
next week. There was some doubt as to
how well the market will stand up under
such q sharp expansion in arrivals
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Strength in Railroads
Pulls Stocks Higher
By Few Cents 10 81
BY the Assoeia,sd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-Quiet
strength prevaded the stock
market today and pulled prices
higher. There was enough buy
ing in the rail section to send the
leaders up by a few cents to
around a dollar a share.
Radio television issues went
ahead almost from the start.
Zenith reported good reaction to
its "phonevision'' tests in Chicago.
Emerson radio said sales and
earnings before taxes in the
quarter ended January 81 were
about so per cent ahead of a year
ago. Magnavox reported profits
for the last half Of 1850 equal to
,$2.53 share as compared with
Silt in the comparable 1949
period.
Motion pictures showed re-
newal of buying strength again
today.
Chrysler led the generally higher
autOmODlle DIVISION, ana Mont
gomery Ward stood out in front OF
the merchandising group.
Anaconda Copper continued its
independent strength among nom
ferrous mining issues. Both Ana
conda and Kennecott have plants
in Chile whose government is will
ing to cut taxes on United States
copper companies to raise produc-
ton.
Also higher were Southern Rail
way, Union Pacific, Illinois Cen
tral, Warner Bros, International
Telephone, Mcintyre Porcupine,
Air Reduction, Du Pont, American
Can, Philip Morris, Oliver Corp,
Pepsi Cola, General Motors, In
ternational Harvester. Schenley
Industries, Admiral Corp, Emer-
son, Radio Corp. Zenith and
Motorola.
japanese government bonds
again were in demand, but other
wise it was a comparatively dull
bond market.
Evening star., 1951-02-08
S5,4OO Yearly Earned
By Average Salesman
BY The As.oeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-The aver
age American salesman makes
about $5,400 annually, the Ma
tional Sales Executives. Inc, said
yesterday.
Reporting on a survey of sales
mems compensation conducted
Jointly by the NSE and the Har-
ward University Graduate School
of Business Administration, the
NSE said some statesmen make as
much as $4,000 a year.
Other conclusions:
Industrial statesmen average
$4,000 annually. intangibles and
services statesmen, 400 and con-
sumner goods statesmen, $1,000,
Statesmen for manufacturers as a
rule get higher incomes than the
outside statesmen Of wholesalers
and retailers.
NSE said 1924 sales forces OF
1893 statesmen were included ir
| the survey.
Evening star., 1951-02-08

dustry since 1880. His subject be-
fore the Washington club will be
Merchandising Today"
Building Permits Increase.
The District issued permits for
S6,648,291 worth of construction
during January, a new record for
the month, which compared with
$5.741, SOB in January, 1850, the
building inspectors Office dis
closed today. Included in the
January total was $2,571.750 for
295 brick dwellings and 1902 900
for "a apartment buildings.
The auditors section of the
District Bankers Association will
hear Lee r. Pennington of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
at its annual joint meeting with
the Baltimore Conference Bank
Auditors and Comptrollers at a
dinner meeting at the Burlington
Hotel tonight.
Promoted by Southern.
H, A. Cline, general passenger
agent of the Southern Railway
System here, will become assistant
to the vice president in charge of
mail and express traffic, effective
March l, it was announced today
by E. r. Oliver, vice president of
traffic. Mr.. Cline will succeed the
late Marshall D. White.
Mr.. Cline, native of Washing
ton, entered the employ of the
Southern as a messenger in 1918.
He was promoted to assistant gen.
eral passenger agent in 1914 and
year later was appointed gen.
eral passenger agent.
Urges More Rubber Plants.
John L. Collyer, president of
the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. and
former special director of rubber
programs for the Government, to-
day urged that the Government
authorize Immediately the build
ing of plants to add 100000 tons
a year to the supply of general
purpose American rubber.
New Frigidaire models will be
shown to dealers of the Washing
ton area following a luncheon at
the Hotel Statler on Monday, Feb
ruary 10. A similar luncheon and
display is scheduled for Baltimore
on Friday, February 16.
A mid-winter housing confer
ence sponsored by the Southwest
Research Institute of San Antonio,
Texas, will be held here at the
Hotel Statler next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1951-02-08

recently pointed out that the
associations assets had doubled
In the last eight years.
Among the $3.50 savings and
loans institutions of the Nation,
Coast Federal of Los Angeles with
$l01.237, 900 of resources was
second and First Federal OF Chi
cago with sos, ,377,000 was third,
the magazine stated.
Three other Washington asSo-
Citations were ranked among the
100 largest associations. First Fed
eral with $32,319,000 was in 42d
place, National Permanent with
$31, ,787,000 was 45th and Ameri-
can Building with $29,603,000 was
57th in assets.
Deeds at New High.
Unusual real estate activity here
In November and December re-
suited in the recording of 1.545
deeds by the District in January.
highest mark for the month on
record, Secretary Charles Rush of
the Real Estate Board reported
today.
The January deed total con-
trasted with 1927 in the previous
month and 1921 in January, 1850.
Deed registrations here follow ac-
tual transactions in 80 to 60 days,
Mr.. Rush said.
The District also recorded 1929
deeds of trust totaling SIS, $3.50
in January. compared with 1901
for $20,980, ,593 il the previous
month and 1885 for $9,116.754 in
January, 1850.
January foreclosures declined to
IL, compared with 10 in the previ-
Gus month and 81 in the same
1850 month.
G. E. Official to Speak Here.
Arthur L. Scaife, merchandis-
Ing manager of General Electric
Traffic Appliances and widely
known in advertising. merchandise
Evening star., 1951-02-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. (Pl.--Butter.. 446.-
100. easy. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons: Creamery, higher than score
seo4e AA q efnts as go " scoTs score ,A os' "
Cheese. 14s,396; steady, prices un.
changed.
Egg prices advanced today in the
wholesale market Eggs, lo;S2s. firm
western, mixed colors, fancy heavyweights
45. extra large. A; extra medium
43la; current receipts. 43; dirties, 42ha
checks. 42iz. Whites: Fancy heavy
weights, 46; extra l large. 45; extra !
medium. a. Browns. Fancy heavy.
weights. 46: extra ] large, As.
Nearby Extra fancy heavyweight quo.
tations generally are based largely on ex.
change tradnsD Whites. extra fancy
heavyweishts, Al; fancy heavyweights 40;
others, large, 10; mediums, A.. Browns
extra fancy heavyweights Al; fancy
heavyweights. 46; others, large, 45; me
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Chieoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Feb s P,.-USDA)-sal-
ers, 1so-240 pounds steady; 240 pounds
and above mostly steady, to % cents up;
sows steady to 25 cents higher: good and
choice 190-240 pound butchers. 22.15-
butchers; ~ 2a s5-aa ,s5 9s' 2soV5ooo J pouna SSaaP
pounds and less 10. .50-20.50: 100000
pounds, 1900 1875; clearance good.
Salable cattle. 1000; salable calves
ZOO. slauehter steers. heifers, and cows
grading utility and better fairly active
and steady; low-grade cows slow. weak
TO IS Genus lower: bulls steady to 25 cents
higher; other classes steady: few loads
high-ehoice to prime steers 3S2540 90;
high prime steers absent; bulk good ano
choice steers. b .00-3S.00; commercial tc
low-good 3000-31 80; load prime 1.I25
pound mixed steers and heifers. 37.75;
good and choice heifers, 81 .0d-35.00; util-
ity and commercial cows. "a. .G0-27 50; can
ners an dcutters, 19.00-23.75: utility and
commercial bulls, 2600-30 90; medium tc
choice vealers, Sc. .00-40O0
Salahle sheep. 500; all classes steady;
bulk good and choice fed western and ma
tive wooled lambs, 3s.o0-3s. so; top $3.50
paid for about three loads weighing 81
pounds; bulk slauehter ewes. 21.00-24. 00i
bucks. 1s.0o-21.00.
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Produce Markets

supplied Dy Llf
Apples-Weak; practically no demand
sushsl baskets and busheI boxes y
and West Virginia, Delicious, aia inches
up 200-50; virginia, staymans. , "a inches
up fair color 2.s5. ~
size A. Pennsylvania Katshdins. 100
80; few 90; fair quality S.; io-Doundd pound
Sweet potatoes-Abount steady. Bushel
baskets 40 Sss No Marysnd ynoner Goldens ms
Tqels 5ols5: white yams, few 80: saioy nearby
ia-bushel hampers, Goldens. Ito.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry--Market firm; receipts mod
'fsas sss aS .'izs hseys s0qses, ssSs
eOFies' a5s ,,n aeesssIns sssn. s,..SY t. sGality
Snap beans-About steady; Florida,
bushel hampers. Valentines. fair to gen.
orally good quality, 3.5o-4,5o; poorer
Brussels sprouts-Repacks, per quart,
$3.50 cents; pints, IL cellophane bags
SACKS New YorR DANISH ir0ass Pior
ida. round, 6Oo-6.50: Florida. Ia bushel
crates rounS .as 5oo-7so: - Ma. ,....,
and Pennsylvania. bushel baskets. l.5o-
no assa Anoaf steady rorida
good quality, 6.00-S.00: some best, 900;
poorer 00-5Oo.
Eggplant-,.About steady; Florida: bushel
baskets. medium to large, 5o0-5.5o.
Livestock Markets.
Cattle. 80: holdovers. 100: total
| salable. $50; equivalent loads slaughter
smse5 GS sSod odd fnd bes G1s oed rre
sood and chefee. eHfssio hssd sisher askins ]
and very few Fsdas sdd few
Calves, 175; not enough sold in open
talking fully steady with, some statesmen
taslking higher on top vealers inquiry for
sma farg r. brpad oqt supply extremely
HOES soo: only fairly active. generally
steady snS sbocs on al weishs and grades sood
pounds r 3?S ssst M '09 404aSo S SOUNDS
go aS oo-5of 5o6 g6oI3oo pounds, a2005o
pounds. aooo-56 14d-1so IS oM pounds Il no1 O.
y: sows under 400 pounds mainly. 1895
i;Gitsr S9 odd In choice to around 23o pounds and
$50 pounds, 1s00-50; over 45O pounds.
1850 down: stass. 800 under price Of
under grainfeds.
nsSn SHEEP, !, Is; .,,r not enough , on offer to
ILOltC NUultU ltIlDS COHS1QeEed eIlRlDle 10
SO 00 or better and odd head wooled-
slaughter ewes sold at 1900 down.
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts 1851 In0-pound sacks.
Wheat - Receipts 102 $50 bushels;
Shipments, 1000 bushels; stocks 4.493,-
Ia ushels. No; red winter garlicky,
No, 3. 242L2
corn-Receipts. 127,33l bushels; ship
mentS, Isl, 400 bushels; stocks, 4.o47.S49
oats-eReceipts. none; shipments, none;
stocks 90. 900 bushels
Barley - Receipts none. shipmeIa
none; stocks, l349, bushels
Rye Ryye-Receipts 7ls% bushels; h. ship
Soybeans-Receipts none; shipments,
none; stocks, .3S3 bushels.
Millfeed-Eeceipts. 30 tons.
Butter and Eggs.
Eggs-Market about steady; receipts.
liberal; demand slow. Wholesale selling
Receipts-Eees. 107 cases: butter. none
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Business Briefs

bank ClearlngS IN 20 ledQlng
cities in the week ended February
7 totaled $3.50. .443 900 VS.. S16,-
SAT ,009. 900 in the preceding week,
but were 1870 above the like week
a year ago.-Dun 81 Bradstreet.
Business Loans in leading cities
in the week ended January 81
totaled $18.120,00 900, a new rec
ord and a jump of $102 million
from the previous week. The in
crease was s4,202. 900 900 over the
like week of 1950.-Federal Re-
serve Board.
Crude Petroleum Production in
the week ended February aver
aged 5,938.500 barrels daily VS..
4,945,100 barrels year.-Amer-
lean Petroleum Institute.
U. S. Rubber Co. announced an
increase in its regular quarterly
dividend to ST from rs cents, pay
able March 9.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. January
sales totaled 2os.os7,5 500, up
47.4% from 1850; for IL months
ended January 81, $3.50, ,466 .374,
up 1920 over previous period.
S. S. Kresge Co. January sales
totaled $18.54s.469. up 1875 from
1850.
w. T. Grant Co. January sales
totaled $l4,099,472, up 22.s% over
1850; for IL months, S250, SAT ,073,
up 7.4% over previous period.
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc,
January sales totaled $9,694, 900,
UP $780, over 1850; for IL
months, s125,426. 800. up 11.4T
over previous period.
Mcclellan Stores Co. January
sales totaled s3.460,799, up 12.4To
over 1885, for II months $56,640,-
ITO, up $3.50 over previous period.
H. L. Green Co. January sales
totaled s6.427.44s, up 17.7% over
1850; for IL months. S101 800 1926,
up 3.2T over previous period.
McCrory Stores Corp. January
sales totaled $6.271,782, up 8.7%
over 1850. ..
National Steel Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
814.974 or $7.85 a share VS.. $39,-
311,269 or $5.34 in 1949.
American Cyanamid Co. in year
ended December 81 earned $685.
739,401 or $10.41 share VS.. $l6,-
149,513 or $6.15 in 1949.
Budd Co. in year ended Decem-
ber 81 earned $18.343, 100 or $5.0s
a share VS.. $15.038,116 or $4.l2 in
1949.
w. A. Sheaffer PEN Co. in 8
months ended November 80 earned
$2,482.112 or $500 share VS..
S2,422.684 or $2.9s in 1s49 period.
Security and Commodity Mar
kets throughout the Nation will
be closed Lincoln's Birthday,
Monday, February IL. Various
livestock reports will be issued by
the Agriculture Department.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December 81.
1880 1s49
Evening star., 1951-02-08
Market Averages
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Feb 8 fP,.--Foreisn ex-
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
market ~ per cent discount or 1926
U. S. cents. UP Is of a cent.
Europe; Great Britain tpound) S2.S0is
UNCHANGED; Great Britain 30-day futures
2.S0ss. unchanged Great Britain 60-day
futures 2.S0ss unchanged: Great Britain
90-day futures 2.So7s. off Is of cent;
Belgium Hrancl 1894 unchanged;
France (francl 2sss of a cent. unchanged;
Holland (guilder) 1925, up .02 of q
cent; Italy liral 1874 of cent, un-
changed; Portugal tescudo) 34s, un-
changed; Sweden (kronal 1877 un-
changed; Switzerland Granc) Qree) ga
unchanged
Latin America: Argentina free) 7.25
unchanged; Brazil dreei $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico 11.57. unchanged; Venezuela
(bolivar) 3O.06. unchanged
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880, un-
changed.
Evening star., 1951-02-08

ing and elec-
trical appliance
circles, will ad.
dress the Sale,
Executives Club
at the May
low er Hote.
] u n c h on or
Monday, Febru-
ary 10.
Mr.. Schaife
mas been aSSo-
C / a t ed wit h
promotion a n d
m e rchandising
activities in the
al q trinn1 ir