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Evening star., 1952-02-26

Of the association since 1880.
H. p. Sattler. who has been
handling special assignments on
the staff Of w. E. Fish. general
sales manager of Chevrolet Mo-
tor Division. General Motors
Corp, has been appointed as
sistant regional manager In the
Washington Office. Mr.. Sattler
Joined Chevrolet in 1929.
Lincoln Service Net Up.
Lincoln Service Corp. earned
9e64,2b7 or 94.0g d share In
1851 vs.. 960p,B78 or $3.50 In
1850, President Charles Deltnar
reported. loan balance Of slO,-
7it.20g at the year end and the
years loan vulume Of S1B,S57 ,545
Get new records.
The Reconstruction Flhhahte
Corp has authorized an addls
tlohai credit 6i Sig tnIlll6h ID The
Glenn L, Martin Co. Under lts
defense lending p6wefS II was
announced by Leo Nleis6hr Aetlha
Administrator OF the HFer The
eehlDsny stlll owes the RFe
around ei44 million on Ssef6 TRlls
ileH o. leans authorised In iB47
and 1880.
eHRaEd Opens LaFgeF Once,
The eHhaFa Line has opened A
Rew and eRlaFRed efiiee al Oh
Fifteenth street NV around the
earHeF from lts old leeatienr The
efAee Il under the HlanRgement of
@, L, Bowen
Joseph &, 6'pennel has been
named washington sales repre-
sentative Of the Stamford Division
Of the Vale A. Fewne Manufaetur-
ing 90,
To meet demand for infarma-
ton about bank operations, the
Hamilton National Bank has made
available to students an attrae-
tive folder of sample forms used
by the bank,
Only q limited supply Of the
folders 10 available. Accompany
Ing the folder Is Q list OF the
forms and an explanation Of their
uses In banking operations.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Business Briefs

Business Failures IN The week
ended February III t6taled III
compared with iSb III The previous
week Ahd 1871 III The like week d
year aB6,4abuh II Bradstreet.
Rubber Futures TradihE VIII be
resumed he&t M6hday Oh the New
Y6fk Commodity HAehahge IA A
RESULT 6f the governments deeIs
sl0H 10 rebt0re Tree trade In hata
ural rubber
WestlnshOuse EleetFie M wear
enged December VI earned SB4Iu
b1BIgge or &49H Il Abape w. Sf7,s
Bssrs44 0p 1919 IN $780,
TeNAs GHlf sulphur In year ENDS
% BeeembF ~ earned kpbr4@l,r
gfs 9P e1ep 4 share VSl Spb,BBH,s
sBB 0P STFb IN 1890
southern Co. In year endHd
January \ eapned SlglBls,lAg 0p
SieT q share W. Als,gessga In
w. ~ Hanna o. IN yGaV endad
peGemhep ~ earned sl4,QRl, lla
oI s44s a share w, Sla,g7a,hlh ar
All IN 1880,
Alabama Power On, In year end
ed January 81 earned sil,2a0, ,aHB
w 80 $3.50 lR40 In 1901,
Eaton Mta, Co. IN year ended
December 81 earned 10000, $40
og sh7b . share VI, sl2,722, ,7at or
$40 In 1850,
GeOTglR Power 90, In year end
% January 81 earned D0,706, ,aTb
w. A0,b00, ,7sb In 1901,
Mlnnea polls. Honeywell Reg, In
year ended pecember 81 earned
30 D277,bl0 or aa,l6 q share w,
Sl2,b00,6b6 or 94,7a In 1850.
Standard Steel Spring Go. In
year ended December 81 earned
$7,346,7l3 or 1888 q share VS.,
80 ,442,b40 or $4,bb In 1850.
F00d Fair stores. Inc. In 20
weeks ended February 2 earned
S3,972,220 or Sl,S7 q share vs.,
S3,87S,3s9 or STA In 1851.
simpsons Ltd. In year ended
January Q earned S3,0i4,94l or
S2'94 a share w. S6,09s,S34 or
$6,9l In 1851.
AddFessogFaph 'Multigraph In ~
months ended January 81 earned
". .0S2,3ei or $6,48 0 share vs,
81, ,S62,96i or $3.50 In 1851.
Jacob Rupert In year ended
December 81 earned S479,0e or
% cents q share VS.. q loss of
$l,6l0.379 In 1850.
Philadelphia Electric Co. an
nounced election Of r. g. Rim
cliffe as president.
Other earnings include:
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Evening star., 1952-02-26

the commission takes, and ! am
hopeful that the decision viii be
favorable and, therefore In the
public interest" Mr., De Butts said
In q statement issued In eonnee-
ton with the monthly board
meeting In New York,
As an illustration OF how the
railroads are caught between the
upper and neither millstones OF
riang costs and tagging rates" he
compared January, 1862, figures
OF the Southern with those OF
January, 1851.
IN January, 1862, the South"
ern's gross revenues were s22,s
l26,680, compared with e2l, ,77S, ,022
In January, 1851, an increase OF
9363,Be7 In our gross" he said.
Despite this increase IN our gross,
our net operating income, due TO
increased expenses, dropped from
92,304.304 In January, 1851, to o..
l22,6bl In January, 1861, a de.
crease OF elBl,6b3. increases In
wages alone added 1i,06D, 900 TO
our January, 1862. expenses COM
pared with January last year. Bal
a1Ce after charges was 91,213,357
In January this year compared
with Si,4Sb,6 ,6S7 In January OF last
year. or a decrease Of Sg2g ,Sg6."
Increased Capital Approved.
Stockholders Of Llht6ln Ma
tiohAi Bank yesterday approved
d platt 10 double capital stock from
100000 10 SB6U,66t by declaring
4 stock dividend 0f 1900 shares
ana Offering present holders stibs
Setlbtl6fi fights 10 1906 additional
shares, President Floyd b. bAvls
announced
4he sL0ek dividend Gf Si00 bar
Vaiue stock VIII be distributed Al
the rate 0i one new share l0p
each tW0 0id shares held 'Ihe
Addltl0nai St0ek W0Hld be 0liefed
holders III $500 4 share M me
Fatl9 NJ one new share igp eaGh
WD shares 0f old Sl0ek
Subscription Plehts VIII entItle
stockholders gf FRGNFd February
N Ia buy additional shRFes and
VIII expire Rt 2 pm on March W
samuel \, 6HEaF HRRNFed,
Samuel " SUGAR, af Tho Grow
ley and MARI AaenGV af the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance o., hGre,
has been appointed q qHallfylns
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Other earnings include:
For Year EnAed Decewh.,
Foreign Exehunoe

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i. cahadjan ss5 ,,st eoiisf Il New YORK open mar.
Fir,.sa ~ per cert discount pr on b6is
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Ignclh,s,hsed: ~ Great, Britain, l0-day futures,
|flttts g}H% peh5hsed h SHttsie Htssie stItsiry s92Itd.y
pIHlTSy pIIin futures Ss1gh llrshahssd Bsl.
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Evening star., 1952-02-26
Market AYekaaes
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New York Produce

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

OF the Wharton School OF the
University OF PennsylVania and
the National University Law
School, he was admitted 10 the
District Bar IN 1888, He became
O Chartered Life Underwater In
1898 and Us q member Of many in
Suvanee organizations,
Renamed to National Post.
Gerald d. Grosner, president Of
Grosner of 1925 + street NV,
was reelected treasurer OF the
National Association of Retail
Evening star., 1952-02-26

ClothlerS O n d
Furnishers for
the sew en- t h
time at the as.
sociation's an.
nual convention
at Chicago to-
day.
Mr.. Grosner
" as president
Of the associa"
ton in 1884,
was chairman
Of Its style COM
mittee for 10
years and has
been q director
Evening star., 1952-02-26

t6fbtAte Com
hnQee q D m
niabi0n grants
the railroads
current petls
ton for In
creased freight
rates" deelaFs
cd President
Harry A. De-
Butts teday
THE extent
OF our ekpehdis
lures will be,
of necessity,
governed by
.lA -
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"What about Convertibles?"

That's question lot of investors asking these days
about convertible preferred stocks and it's easy to
understand why
After all these stocks do combine most Of the advsn
tageS Of both common and preferred stocks They do
offer fixed dollar dividends that often represent attrac
tive returns They do promise relative price stability
And they do afford definite opportunity for capital
appreciation If the company prospers.
Just for example, here's why
Suppose you bought one share Of convertible for
$50, and the conversion clause entitled you to exchange
1t for five shares Of the company's common stock.
Then II the common stock above $40 share-say
be preferred stock that cost $50 for FIVE shares Of COM
mon stock that you could sell for SIS apiece. or S75
In actual practice, Of course. you probably wouldn't
convert your preferred stock at all unless the yield
from the common stock was far more attractive.
Because the common stock rose In price, 40 also
would The convertible. And when one soid for S15
share, the ether would cell for about S75
On The oih.f hand The common stock tsn In price,
Because ths inherent values Of preferred sl0ek-tha Il,
nAed dlVdends bf6E fight 10 The e6Bpahy6 aSaelS,
d sG II T. o. e..e' The iae lh.I preferred dividends noi
gSla m one test afe automatically carried ever 20 The
hA=w0Hld ali tend 10 bH0y The price OF the preferred
ui, dent forget thai investment values Nll vary fEsm
8Re preferred Issue 10 another !, that II always makes
Sen's 10 "invesgaIe Before You Invest"
3d. II You'd like 10 knew whether convertible pFe.
feFFed seeks have proper place In your peFfelie -,
On II yead like our Research Department 10 suggest
the specific convertible pFeeFFeds that Geem best suited
10 yeHF situation, just ak,
WhetheF your customer or not, there's no charge,
no eblgatieA, Simply address yeuF letter to-
Department RR,H
MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & BEANE
sls Fifteenth st. NV, Equitable BUILDING
Washington ) BsimeFs -
Tslsphons Executive 2l2I Telephones Mulberry 800
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chieuoo Livestock

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

memheF M lne
Million Dollar
Round Table 0f
the National
Association OF
LITE Under
writers,
He won this
national honor
because OF his
record OF writ
ing more than
9l million OF
new life insur-
Ance In the last
year,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
odd.Let DEALINGS

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Evening star., 1952-02-26
Metal ouotatIeNs

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Evening star., 1952-02-26
SIS Million Spending
o. Southern 10 Depend
On ice Rate Decision
lY panald q, hadlav

Southern Railway System plans
10 spend eAb million this year Tor
new equipment, eonAtruetion and
additions 10 the plant, ~ the In.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
n. Y. Bond Market
dRlE EltElbltF FIiNlIr.

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Dividends Announced

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Evening star., 1952-02-26

,rTFE'DDENEBBF 1NFRaV'" "NEFEIBH M9aI
;!yIHIrt yIIHIr rtIE,.!9,
HHsEd'esIsR' 'Aa'tbY 'daFrsstS FeesIaF
D N8sERlH., HgttTr 'aaaa P8HRaN HW
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NEW modern apartment. Tile bath.
with tub and shower, electric
Kitchen. Private beach, so Wash.
hgton s.. ocs1l Il
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50-Lsgal Notices
fContinued)

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1850
DOUGLAS STINSoN.
VS.. DIVORCES
ANNIE RUTH sTINsoN.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: ANNIE RUTH STINSoN
Route No.
Mt Airy, North Carolina
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
Quired 20 serve q copy Of your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff ana
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before
the 4th day of November, AID. 1852,
others-ise a Decree Pro Confesso
viii be entered against YOU.
DATED this 9Th day OF October,
AID, 1854. at Key West. Monroe
County. Florida.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
By: Kathleen NottAge
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM v. ALBuRY
SOS whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff
1854
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S0-Legal Notices
tcontinuedl

against you herein and you are re-
quired to serve q copy OF your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk of this Court on or before
the 18th day of November, AID.
1861, otherwise Decree Pro Confesso
will be entered against you.
DATED at Key West, Florida.
(Seal) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk, Circuit Court
BY: (sd) Florence Il. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
NEBLETT e. YOUMANS
Attorneys for Plaintiff
604 Duval Street
Key West. Florida
oct14-2t-2s;novi.i 1852
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN Ann FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1884
GEORGE ARTHUR HAMMERToN.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
BETTY ANN HAAiMERToN.
Defendant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
10: BETTY ANN HAMMERTON,
$50 Imperial Avenue,
San Diego, California.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED TO serve a copy OF your an
swer on attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof with the
Clerk OF this Court on or before
the 20th day of November. AID.
1882, otherwise a Decree Pro Con-
fesso will be entered against you.
DATED this goth day OF october.
AID. 1852. at Key West. Monroe
County, Florida.
tSeal) EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
By: Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk
ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR.
SOS Whitehead Street
Key West, Florida
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oct2i-2s;novt-ii,iss2
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MIAMI Coaches said today
the University Of Miami defensive
team is finding Marqueste's double
set backfield arrangement "mysti-
flying" as Il prepares for Friday
nights football game in the Orange
Bowl.
Coach Walt Kichefski said after
Mondays scrimmage that the de-
fensive platoon was hitting pretty
hard but still hadn't solved Mar
quette's attack formations.
I Head Coach Andy Gmstafson sent
his offensive and defensive units
through a longer than usual work.
out during which the Hurricanes
scored five times.
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NEW. unfuEnlshed apartment Bed.
room. lisingreon. tie kisehea
and bath. 2lao Sesaenberg Avs. up-
stairs. extzl-S 81
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UNFINISHED Apagtment, five
rooms. children accepted. Apply
isos Tramsa. ccsns;x
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THH
sIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRcUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY
IN CHANCERY.
No. 1883
EARL J. PAGE and
ISABEL A. PAGE, his wife.
Plaintiffs,
Suit to
VS.. Quiet Title.
JAMES o. GARRETT. individ-
ually and as administrator
OF the estate OF CLINTON
o, GARRETT, deceased,
and ELIZABETH GARRETT.
his wife,
Defendants.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
TO: JAMES O. GARRETT. indivId-
uallys and as administrator Of
the estate OF CLINTON O.
GARRETT. deceased. Ise South
Reed Street
smyrna. Georgia
and
ELIZABETH GARRETT. wife
OF the said JAMES Q. GAR
RETT, is0 South Reed street
smyrna, Georgia
You are hereby notified that .
Bill Of Complaint has been filed
against you 20 quiet the title 81
Earl ]. Page and Isabel A. Page.
hts wife. plaintiffs herein, In and 10
the following described lands, sit.
uate lying and being In Monroe
County. state Of Florida, to-wit:
Lots II. Is, ana 10. Of Block i;
Lots IL and Is Of Block 3. OF
AMENDED PLAT OF POINT
PLEASANT, q Subdivision az
Lot i. Section %, Township 81
south, Range - East. and OF
Lot /. Section ~. Township 81
south, Range 80 East, accord
ing 20 a Plat thereof recorded
in Plat Book ?, AZ page -. 81
the Public Records OF Monroe
County. Florida.
aud you are hereby required 20
serve a copy OF your Answer q
said Bill OF Complaint on plaintiffe'
attorney, w. Curry Harris. whose
address IL z0Js5 DnYal Street, key
West, Florida, on or before tne
18TH dny OF November. AID. 1853,
ana NH&FeAFAfy Tie tNN REiAANMi
thereof IN the office Of the Clark Of
the Circuit Court OK Monroe Coun-
~, Florida. In the Court House 81
Monroe County in Key West. FioFl-
da: otherwise the allegations u
said Bili OF Complaint will be Saken
as confessed ~ yous
This notice shall be published
once each week for four Cd eof-
ascattve weeks in The Key West
Cift1en. Newspaper Of general
circulation Published In Monroe
County. Florida
Dafsd 81 Key West. Florida thln
18th day Of October AID. 1854.
seal EARL. n. ADAMS.
Clerk, Eifeaag Court
Monroe ceanty. FsoFiea
by kNdg F1ogsBce ~ sawyer
psp1ty Clerk.
W. CURRY HARRIS.
z914 Dnvat street.
Key West. Flneidn.
Afgorney Ter FsAinslfss.
ocftt-1i-fssnovt. issi
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$500 CASH to the female with
the prettiest legs: Entrants must
be over q years. Drop in or send
complete leg measurements to-
gether with a recent picture OF
yourself. Betty CRADLES leg di.
meQgions are:
Thigh--19 IL.
Calf--12 IL.
Ankle s IL.
u your legs resemble or nearest
resemble those of Betty Cradle,
you'll be crowned Miss Legs"
All entries must enter before
Oct. 9th. Contest ends Oct. 31st,
Halloween Mite.
Anyone may enter their favorites.
Contest takes place at
DUFFY'S TAVERN
218 Duval ST.
Contest starts at 10 o'clock
Oct lott
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED, two
bedroom apt. Low summer rates.
Lords Beach Court, South and Eli
zabeth SITS. Phone 1938-M. oct11-tf
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as TW0-TON Dodge truck for sale
or trade for passenger car. CO
George Allen Apis. Mr.. ]. NJ. Del
vale. oct21-6tx
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DELAND R-Alser taking Mon
day off the crippled Stetssn Hat.
tiers 60 back 10 work today with
Coach Jay Pattee searching Scr =
new SCI 81 linebaekers 70 use
against Paris Island Marines hers
Saturday night.
Ia the bruiking fray with Tampa
last weekend. Ed Dave L.stde
ard Haifback VIII Han, uh0
backed up ihe line % daieass,
were both injured.
Laude has ! back injury and Han
q suffering from pulled interiartiAl
muscles. They VII be disabled sew
eraI weeks.
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LAKE ALFRED R-paul war.
". cemented his place As top driver
Of the 1852 national o1thoard
championships by capturing tho
John Ward Trophy for class hydro
planes Monday.
The Muncie. Ind, tombstone
manufacturer had won the Z. S.
championships Ia Class G and
Class Hydros over the weekend.
He was the only racer 20 take two
titles.
The John Ward Trophy IL
awarded By The Union 81 Interna-
ti0naI INCORPORATING and the winner
il considered the world champion
for Class c hydrnplanea.
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departments For Rent
(Con.1nued)

AVAILABLE October 18th, attrac-
tive, furnished, Broom apartment
for couple. All utilities, telephone
included. Rent, $4,000 monthly.
1917 Elizabeth near South.
oct9, thurs. sat, tues.
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Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET 5-yard dump trucl
Terms. Phone 141O-W, evenings
sept29-t
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1s4l CHRYSLER New Yorker. All
new tires - tubes. Motor COM
pletely rebuilt 4 months ago. In
Guiding new crankshaft, clutch and
transmission. Work and parts over
$4,000. City inspected. Phone
1O4S-M. Price $4,000. octls-stx
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EFFICIENCY Apartment. All cleo
trio kitchenette. Continuous no
water. Adults only. No pets. Phone
2297-XR from 3 to pm. oct18-6tx
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3cottages For Rent

COMPLETELY furnished cottage.
Private beach, low summer
rates. Lords Beach Court, South
and Elizabeth SITS. Phone 1938-M.
oct1S-tf
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Sport Shorts

ATHENS, Ca. R-George Shack
elford, who played on Georgia s
first football team in 1925 and
then went over to Auburn to play
two years, died Sunday at the age
Of 81. Funeral services were held
today.