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of the firms larger units. His
most recent assignment was ir
Richmond, Va, where he opened
the firms newest store in 1948
With his wife and two children
Mr.. Myers will reside in Burnt
Mills Village.
The annual statement of G. c
Murphy Co.. just made public
cited sales Of $150,507,46 in 1856
compared with $141,310,518 in
the previous year. That repre-
sented average sales of $687 ,24s
per store as against $648,213.
The gain in sales was SIS pei
cent. continuing the upward trend
of the past II years. The average
sales per store reach q new all
time high.
Harry Merkin of Bethesda, Md,
who is connected with Harry Mer-
kin Co., general insurance, hit the
jack pot by selling in excess of $50
million Of group life insurance for
the year 1850. That was SO times
the amount needed to qualify him
for membership in the Million
Dollar Round Table. He has been
in the insurance business for more
than % years and is active in the
District Life Underwriters, Asso-
citation, the District Association Of
Insurance Agents and other local
affairs.
Trade Board Plans Meeting.
The Washington Board of Trade
will hold its general membership
meeting April 10 at 8 pm. in the
Hotel Statler's presidential ball
room.
Assets of Liberty Building Asso-
citation rose to a new peak Of $13,-
809 9,682, a gain of more than ST.
100000 over the last IL months
Edmond M. Emmerich, president
and secretary, reported in the as.
sociation's 60th annual statement
Mr.. Emmerich pointed out that
the gain in new savings was al
most equal to the rise in total re-
sources. Reserves and surplus
Evening star., 1951-04-03
Business Briefs
RuSiness Failures in week en

Business FaliufeS IN week ended
March 20 totaled 1856 VS.. ITO in
the previous week and 1913 in
the like week a year ago.
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Iron and Steel companies will
spend $1.2 billion on plant ex-
|pansion this year-more than
double the highest annual ex-
penditure.-American Iron and
Steel Institute.
Kroger Co. sales In 4 weeks
ended March "a totaled $77.712.-
997, UP 21%o from 1850: for IL
weeks ended March "a $226. 1885,
523, up 2l% from 1850.
Southern Co. received an ap-
parent best bid of $10.9851 per
share from Lehman Bros. and
associates on one million shares
Iof SIS par common.
Potomac Edison Corp. received
an apparent best bid Of 100.559
on a 3.375% coupon from the
Equitable Securities Corp. for $40
million first collateral bonds of
1881.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp,
the Nations third largest electric
power company, is negotiating for
the purchase OF Eastern New York
Power Corp, a subsidiary of the
International Hydro Electric Sys-
tenn. .t~ o. i5@*
Allied Stores Corp. is reported
to have contracted to buy $50 OF
the common stock of Stern Bros,
New York department store.
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp.
stockholders approved an increase
in the authorized common stock
to ! million shares of. $l2.50 par
from SOC, 900 no-par shares.
Republic Steel Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned $685.
794.71l or $10.53 a share VS.. $46,-
42.323 or $7.54 in 1949.
Aluminium Co. of America in
year ended December 81 earned
SAC, ,856,597 or $9.07 a share VS.
$20,892,863 or $3.77 in 1949.
johnson & johnson in year
ended December 81 earned $13,-
281 900 or $6.49 a share VS.
So. .28l 1856 or SAT in 1949.
Pullman, Inc, in year ended
December 81 earned $9,842. 1852 or
$4.49 a share VS.. $5,496,834 or
$2.42 in 1949.
Philadelphia Co. in year ended
December 81 earned $9,l14,597
or $1.36 a share VS.. $8,653, 500 or
$1.21 in l949.
Eastern Air Lines, Inc, in year
ended Decemeber 81 earned $5,-
257,874 or $2.19 a share VS.. ST.
867 .905 or 81 cents In 1949.
Equitable Gas Co. in year end
ed December 81 earned $4,0l4,07s
or $500 a share vs.. $3,68l, 1891 or
$1.84 in 1949.
Eastern Utilities Associates in
year ended February % earned
50, 1876. .639 VS.. $2,158,257 in 1850.
Tampa Electric Co. in year
ended February % earned $2,038.-
954 or $3.41 q share VS.. $1,855,84
or $3.10 in 1850.
Mengel Co. in year ended De-
cember 81 earned $2,744,476 or
$4.66 a share VS.. q net loss of
$169, ,080 in 1949.
Central Arizona 1t. e. Power in
year ended February % earned
81. .704, 1865 VS.. $1,722, 1888 in 1850
Other earnings included:
Evening star., 1951-04-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK, April 3 oP.-Eggs, AL
largely ON exchange trading. follow: Mid.
western = Mixed cclors: Fancy heavy.
weights 40; extra l large. AN; extra /
medium, 46la-47; current receipts, a.
454; dirties, 43-43h; checks, Al, Whites
Fancy heavyweights. 50Iz: extra / large
49; extra ! medium, 49,, Browns Fame,
Nearby - Whites: Extra fancy heavy.
weights, SO; fancy ileavyweights, So
others large. 81: mediums, 81. Browns
Extra fancy heayyweights, So; fame,
heayyweishts, 81; others large. 81;
Butter, s55.s35; steady. Wholesale
than s9 score lAAl fresh, 81 cents; o.
score a. fresh. 651a-65a4; 80 score OBJ
fresh, 64k-64A: SO score Co fresh, 64A
Cheese, 1850; easy. Wholesale sales
cheddars. F40s-42 cents; cheddars tcuree
1949-50l, 46-54; single daisies, 42-44
single daisies tcured 1949-50), 1856
young Americas. 42-44; young Americas
fcured 1949-50), 4s-55; flats, 1874; fats
(eured 1949-5ol, 4s-55; nidgets. 44-461s;
midgets tcured 1949-50). 1886; processed
5 pounds 42s4-46; domestic Swiss (single
tubs, grade A. 50-53; grade B, 1880;
Evening star., 1951-04-03
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. April 3 P.-Foreisn ey
change rates follow tGreat Britain q
Canadian dollar in. New York open
market, As per cent discount or 95.12H
United States cents, up Il. Of a cent.
unchansed: Great Britain 30-day futures
2 .s0i.. unehanged; Great Britain 60.day
futures, 2.80il, unchanged: Great Britaip
GUM tfranc}. 1885. unchanged; France
!franc,. ;2sss Of a cent, UNCHANGED; Hol.
land tguilder); 1926. on .02 Of cent?
Italy nira}, 1914 Of a cent unchanged
Portugal tescudo), 800. UNCHANGED; Swe.
den (krona). 1887. UNCHANGED: Switzer.
LAND Granc, Gree sn,nd ssI4 unehsnsed d1sn .,
UNCHANGED: Brazil (free), $50, UNCHANGED:
Mexico, 1857, unchanged; VeneZuele
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1880. un-
changed
Evening star., 1951-04-03

nounced yes
terday by C. P.
Kerley, district
manager. Mr.
Hoyt, who had
been in charge
since 1945. has
t a k en- over
management of
the company's
U MON t o W n,
Pa, store.
Starting with
the Murphy Co.
in 1928, Mr..
M yerS h a S
MANAGED MANY
Evening star., 1951-04-03
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April R.-Cotton
forenoon trading today. Trade buying
and short covering were Offset by hedging
and liquidation. Quiet conditions In spot
await fresh crop news limited activity in
futures.
Noon prices were unchanged to lis al
bale lower than the previous close. May,
A5.39; July, 44.ss. and October, 403s,
Evening star., 1951-04-03

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Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
II 100 am $50 900 i2:hU nnop 4so ooc
Too p.m- $50 600 900 pm 600 ooe
ruptcy or receiyership or beine reoreanizef
under the Bankruptcy Act or ss.,urities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of divi.
disbursements based or the last ouaf .ariy
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or ey.fa dividends are
xr Ex rights Q Also extra or extras Pm,
stock dividend. Cash or stock Pait
last year. Payable IN stock. estimated
clared or paid 90 far this year De.
clared or paid after stock disidend OF
split-up, Declared or oaid this year an
rears. p Paid this wear. dividend omitted
deferred or no action taken st last diyi.
dend meeting. W Declared or paid ir
dividend. Payable In stock, exact cash
value undetermined on declaration date.
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Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. April 3 GP1.-visible suppl.
of wheat decreased 1.722. 600 bushels Il
| 40. .929 600 bushels this week, the Bosrt
| Of Trade reported. Corn decreased 1,21a..
900 to 64,202,000 bushels. oats decreased
1880 to 12.433 900. rye decreased
267.O00 to 5,S29,O00. barley decreased
233. 900 to 20,949. 900 and soybeans de-
creased to I2.742,00O.
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1k6I NCkUUES ONL
FURNISHED BY the
FOREIGN l:l5
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Caucaval 3s7S- -
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iAmT&T gases -1l4Nb
AmT&T 3Hss59 123M
AmT&T 2szs57 l13N
AmT&T 2Es61 1o7ia
AmT&T 2%s71 s6hb
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amounted to
the accepted 10
per cent formu-
la suggested by
t h e Uni t e d
States League,
being $1,139,-
900 as against
$11,798,60 in
share accounts.
Liberty Build
ing Association
has been doing
business here
since 1891
William r.
Cfan1a &c fLa
Evening star., 1951-04-03
MetoI Quotations

| NEW YORK. April 3. P,.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 24la
cents pound. Connecticut Valley Lead,
/ II a pound. New York. Zinc, 17ia q pound,
| East st. Louis. Tin. 1.50ia a pound New
| York At Pittsburgh. scrap steel No.
heavy was quoted at A.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April A,.- Dividends
declared:
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate Rod record. able.
Olympic Radio g. Tel 100 : 4-12 4-2S
Increased.
Bathurst P&L Ltd 15c @ 5-4 81
Can Fairbanks-M Ltd 15c - 5-15 6-l
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n. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

lam Superpowr
lark N Gas 60
| Ark N Gs 4 DO
| Atlas Corp WV
Bah & vii "a
| BaldwinSec Kg
| BariumStl log .
Braz TT LAP 2
Burma Ltd -
| BURY Biscuit
lCal&EdniCp.10
iCarey B 81 X l.
ICarr Cons BlSc-
Claude Neon -
lcoloniadAirltne
tConsMne,&S 3a.
IContFdy&MMk
Creole ret1y
lCrownCPet .40e
tCubaAtlSug2h-
lDet Gray Iron
Dumont A Ag-.
IDuro Test zoe
iDuv Sul&Pot l.
FL Bd & 6h II.
Eauitp Corr
Fairchd Cni Ae
FairehE ga. 60e
Gellman Mfg
IGlen Aldn 20g-
IGoldheld Con
Harvard Brew
IHastingsMfg.60
Imp OIL 80
mt Hyd FL Of -
Int SAT Raz b
Inv Roy 04a
Evening star., 1951-04-03

Today. it's more important than ever
before to make sure there ID q sire
escape for basic and original business
records.
For its q matter Of national as well as
individual concern, today, that you stay
IN business. 43 out Of 100 firms whose
records are destroyed neuer reopen.
That's why more and more of these
records are being transferred to Mosler
"A Label Safes. They provide the
Evening star., 1951-04-03
N. Y. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUEsl
FURNISHED By the ASsociated Pressl
Evening star., 1951-04-03
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
'Uj&Sit~l>.;:.. Scar. :.

=, Soul with Charm is soul with Beauty" Beauty is
'he outward expression of the inner soul"
what Is more charming than to know that Divine Guidance
you OF even as some would say fate hand at the right
% ana makes every adjustment just should made and
e e tlng about is that persons who realize that have
e inner satisfaction OF being happy contened at ease and
Always ready to help others That charm or is the kind
Oh eafm Tor which We strive when know that perpetual
chafm means perpetual beauty.
Whatever however whenever Just let ii be that we have
s aeVeoped tat inner charm that will be able 10 hold
as wen as radate charm to all US in such way that we
WI" stamp perpetual memory charm in the minds of those
interested IN what we do No matter what our job s do il in
such way that folks will know that We have first developed
from within not fail without
is Just as one would say: IF you are going to be
aish"asher be good put soul body
Whatever the work is There is lot that saying
we must work from within to give the best and
IN return get the best from what Watch those who
promotions and keep them They the who work
with their soul and body body including the mind as the
expression goes.
Now that you have just read little wanting to or
needing to develop that Inner Charm first then go after it
and keep it..
Remember; Charm begins at any age and never ends"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN


How Do You Look? dare say that every has
discovered beauty and charm But until she makes honest
effort to bring them light neither she nor anyone else knows
this To be graceful form of beauty and you not
graceful is because have taken proper and pride
in your body carriage AS individual you may any
begin TO- and succeed in euvatng distinguished And
being graceful gets high mark Beauys Score Card
This means exercise of for ii is bit difficult TO be
graceful without exercise keeps the joints timber
ed up allowing escape being clumsy when about
Timber knees MUST in graceful movement That timber
comes from frequent exercise
Don't be afraid of work Its good for the body and gives it
exercise When there task hand stand by and do your
share This does not that overwclk but don't
put disappearing when thre be done This
way your azybones will get exercise you find that
doing daily dozens in the form of bending and stretching too
laborious If you inclined lazy you selfish person.
always hoping have others wait you Perhaps you feel
physical exeron gets you nothing than following daily
tresome routine If you have the pint of view for
this way you stimulate the blooitrean ami refresh your
spirits When doing stretching exercises you often breathe deep
y and deep breathing real complexion purifier soothing
syrup for ones disposition.
And il will build up trim down the figure needed and
you should do bit stretching exercise each lay You will
have lots of fun doing it.
you have questions Clothes Beauty address Bessie
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Detroit Goes Wild Over Don Newcombe-

Detroit had big Don Newcombe the of the
Brooklyn pitching staff before the All Star Game last Tuesday
And though they had the stories of his amazing ball his
mastery opposition htters this American League city had
to see him to really believe.
From the moment that Big Don "roared" of the bull
with his blue Dodger windbeaker despite
humidity Detroter impressed they oohed and aed his
wndup and the way he throws leg the air They
yelled his take charge attitude They appauded
he struck Ferris Fain fixed Minnie Mnoso who
couldn't get the ball out of the ned And when he famed Ve
Stephens and Don DMaggio in the 7h got George Ke
fly ball plus eliminated such greats Phil Rzzuto and Ed
Robnsona in three innngsDeroit too acclaimed NeWk
great.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

crack train. City of New Orleans
a few months ago.
--Bls Where Negroes Work
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

tional Rehabilitation and Education
Division, Veterans Administration,
Little Rock Regional Office. en-
phasized the fact that training
must actually have been commenc-
ed. The mere filing Of an applica-
ton will not suffice.
Any veteran who Is or has been
enrolled in a course of education
or before the applicable cutoff
date a proper application for a
change TO course Of any charac-
ter and for any reason the APP
plication cannot be acted upon I'M
I'll after the cutoff date, the vet
eran may, in the event of VA APP
proval OF the course, commences
such course thereafter. Following
the date Of notice OF VA approval.
the course must be commences
within thirty days or at the ear
See Gil BILI~-page eight
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

F. Bell and enclose stamped addressed envelope Atlas
News Service, 243 West 125th St, New York 81.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Newcombe Misses No. IS AGAIN.

The number 13 is still elusive Don Newcombe who sought
his 18th win against defeats this Friday With big lead of
against ChcagoBig Don the top Of the third inn
ing for pinch hitter and thus couldn't figure in the win or
the loss of the ball game Neweombe just didn't feel he had it,
frank man. he will quickly out of he feels he's
not himself despite the runs or against him.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Times Runninq
Out For Training
Under 81 Bill

Veterans who have never train
ed under the G.. |. Bill and who
desire to take advantage OF this
training must file a valid applica-
ton for the desired course and
must actually commence training
before the cutoff date July Is,
1851. or the date four years after
discharge from World War II SER
vice w. r. Lee, Chief Of the Voca-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Comeback For bankhead?-

Dan Bankhead the forgotten pitcher the Brooklyn bod
staff due action of the weekends double
headers this week Plagued by virus neffecveness and what
have Banead has been mystery this Some have
called him potentially" greatest pitchers the lea
But Bankead just doesn't able make the grade
Manager Charlie Dresser has resoed using Daniel only
when the is hopeless against the Brooks.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20

of the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People
when the Association appeared as
a party in the proceeding before
the Illinois Commerce Commits
sion this week, seeking an end to
Jim Crow practices on the I'LL
nois Central Railroad.
The States Attorneys office set
a precedent by filing a petition
against the railroad company
when Miss Vera johnson Of Chi
cago complained that she was seq
regated on the Illinois Central's
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
SPORTS
(SHORTS From cNS)
Jackie Robinson Successor?-

For eventual the tabled Jackie Robinson
reports have that the Dodgers Brass looking young lin
Gillian who's doing fine Montrea second baseman
the International League
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-07-20
Sandy SaddIer Returns From So. A.

Wiry little Sandy Sadder the Featheweght champion is
back in the States from wrwind tour South
America. The conquerng hero who domees in New York
fought four times below border and managed exactly
chalk up four knockous
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Labor Row Hits
New Workers in
BogeI Basket
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-New
Workers faced a bagel famine to-
day with only two out of the
clty's "a bagel bakeries open in a
labor dispute.
Thousands of New Yorkers, who
normally eat more than a million
bagels pronounced "baygle") on
y week end. went without the
hard, doughnut with hole)
shaped bread roll yesterday.
Bagels. which originated in
Kosher eating places. have be-
come a staple breakfast roll here
They are usually eaten with cream
cheese or with lox, a smoked
salmon.
Some delicatessen stores yester-
day reported lox sales had fallen
off 80 to so per cent as a result of
the bagel shortage.
The AFL Bagel Bakery Work
ers accuse the Bagel Bakers Asso-
citation of Greater New York OF
locking them out. They also COM
plain that employers are reluctant
to pay into a welfare fund.
Philip Levine. attorney for the
association. said the producers had
been forced to close because work
ers started a showdown" early
last week. The union denied there
was showdown.
Evening star., 1951-12-17

OF sabotage, psychological, biologi-
cal and chemical warfare.
A film of an atomic explosion
will be shown and diorama OF
what one atom bomb could do tC
a typical American city without
civil defense.
Structure of Defense Agency.
Other exhibits will demonstrate
the structure of the Civil Defense
agency on National, State and To-
cal levels and the methods Civil
Defense will use in the attack
post-warning and post-attack
phases.
Outside of the main show will
be features such as rescue truck
demonstration, Pathological equip
ment, fire-fighting devices and
other equipment to be used in
saving civilian lives in the city.
| Following the week long show
the conveys will begin their tours
one into New England, the second
into the Middle West and the
third into the South and Western
sections. They will concentrate
first on major cities regarded as
most probable targets of an
atomic attack.
| PrevieWS of Alert America have
Evening star., 1951-12-17

same group that produced the
famous Freedom Train.
At the same time, the Office
of Civil Defense here will also
inaugurate the distribution of ci-
william dog tags" Registration
for the Identification plates will
be done at the auditorium dur
ing the exhibit. Afterwards, reg
istration points will be set up at
police and fire stations through
out the city and air raid warden
posts. They will cost SO cents
each.
Aims of the Show.
Half of the Alert America ex-
Ihibit will drive home the reality
and nature of the war threat home
while the other half will spell out
just what the individual citizen
can do to meet this threat.
Included in the show will be
three-dimensional illustrations of
the peacetime uses of atomic en-
ergy in industry, agriculture,
transportation and medicine as
well as examples of the elements
Evening star., 1951-12-17

Three 10-truck conveys loaded
with ciyil-defense exhibits will be-
gin a tour of the Nation in the
steps of the Freedom Train after
the opening of the Alert Amer
lea" show here the week of Jan
uary 7.
The conveys, which will visit
each key city in the country. are
designed to enlist public support
for measures to protect the home
front in event of attack.
Like the Freedom Train, the
Alert America conveys will stage
Ia formal opening here. The Dis
'trict Commissioners have pro-
claimed the week of January
as Civil Defense Week.
Open for Week.
The free show will be open
from / to 10 pm. daily through
out the week and each person
visiting it at the Departmental
Auditorium will be asked to sign
up for some civil-defense activity
including warden service. first-aid
training or other activities.
Alert America was designed by
the Valley Forge Foundation, the
Evening star., 1951-12-17
Stuart Pupils to Give Play

Stuart Junior High School stu
dents will present a play, why
the Chimes Rang" at the annual
Christmas party of the school
|PTA tonight at 8 o'clock in the
auditorium. Carols by the Glee
Club and refreshments are in
pludod