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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
NAMED STUDENT DELEGATE

Lila Mae Harmeyer, Genoa, mas
been named delegate from Ohio
State University to the 10th quad
rennial conference of students
which is being held at Lawrence,
Kansas. She will be one of near
ly 1000 young men and women
who will meet on the campus of
the University of Kansas for the
largest and most widely repre-
sented student conference under
interdenominational auspices.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04

past year were Kinsey, Flynn and
Jensen. Paul Bashore this year
joined his twin for Christina at
home.
Last year, the group included
PFC William Gittinger, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Gittinger, now at
an AF Base in Alaska, and PFC
Clarence Eaton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Jesse Eaton, now serving in
Germany.
All these families, except the
Eatons and Roses, live in Erie
Gardens, Port Clinton, and those
families live nearby on w. Third
street, and all the fathers, except
those two, are employees of Erie
Ordnance Depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
Parking Meters Yield
Over $1,000 In 1851

Port Clinton's parking meters
yielded the city over $l1,2OO in
revenue during 1851, the police
department reported. This amount
was substantially higher than the
total for the previous year. it
was stated.
There are now 1877 meters in
operation in the downtown area.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
PHONES IN CITY
NUMBER 1894

Since the end of World War II
the number of telephones installed
in the Port Clinton area has al
most doubled, with more orders
waiting to be filed, according to
]. F. Peltier, manager of the
Northern Ohio Telephone Office
here.
He stated that there are now
1924 telephones in operation in
Port Clinton today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
FOOD REPORTED CHEAPER

Food, compared to incomes, has
been cheaper during the past two
years than ever before except
during World War III period, says
G. Smith. extension econo-
mist at Ohio State University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
LIBRARY CLOSED THURSDAY

The public library will remain
closed Thursday afternoon until
$50 p. M, due to the funeral of
the librarians mother, Mrs. Laura
Montgomery, II, who died last
Sunday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04
TO INSTALL MONDAY

Officers of the organization will
he installed at the meeting of the
knights of Columbus Monday eve
ming, January Z, at the X. OF P.
Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-01-04

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Evening star., 1952-02-05
Stocks Drop 81 10 s.
In General Decline;
Major Divisions Hit
sy The As.oeiai.d Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--Declines
Iof / to 3 points we're frequent to-
day in a generally falling stock
market. y
Some losses in the higher priced
stocks went beyond that range.
Stocks holding to the upside were
few and their gains were small.
It was the second day of selling
touched OF by the more favorable
progress made in Korean truce
talks. The change of the war
from hot to cold could lead to a
slowing down in the industrial de-
tense effort, it was pointed out in
Wall Street.
The oils. non-ferrous metals,
chemicals. and rubbers were hard
est hit. Rails held out against
the lower trend for some. time
and when they finally joined In
their losses were somewhat less
than in other major divisions on
the downside.
Motors were steady. bolsterec
by the declaration of the usual 81
Quarterly General Motors divi-
ldend. Steels were down only
fractions.
Lower were Union Pacific, Texas
Co.. Kennecott Copper, United
States Steel. Goodrich. American
lCyanamid. Monsanto Chemical
Texas Pacific Land Trust, Superb.
or Oil of California (of Is at 54s
at one time) and aluminium, Ltd
Corporate bonds nudged lower
Governments in the over-the-
counter market were a bit lower
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Chicago Gfain

i CHICAGO. Peb. 5 ws1rains Eerss
flower ct the Board Of Trade today N
adns Ras AMY y's.sadas sssss !. ssSr
under una pt!Sss Sesterday's % close. wheat showed
d sybesna a he Sesae aae
brokers said no new buying Incentive
bo about aVRsa'th Wnat they H% We're yes yesteTday. ~
Some Observers said the recent selma
indicated lack of faith in present prices
.allthoush agotosti,onns ot,ons. were a little unds'
cent tT lover, snf Mareh ass s , CORN s. sas
Gent so 0ssE cent nsTsn oHsa mses sS s o ss
March March s.s3s.. and lard was to i;
cents hundred pounds lower. March
Korean truce talks continued at about
yesterdays level but the United NationI
s9eF fhs g.
Paris adjourned today after resolving moi
to discuss Korean politics until an armi-
| f Brokers said the better atn,ospher.
Iinaaauencfna some 81 the Speculative &C.
counts. that had not too much faith In
RsPS.ss isSn M me oss ossssutsx:.s iais.s; as;, =,
bushels. However, moisture Is needed II
the southern section Of the winter wheat
| Traders were watching the supply Of
tgfain cominK from the Eountry. Some
| expressed the opinion that the recent
Corn however. continued coming. TO the
| Chicago terminal n fairly liberal auan::
titles; Today's estimates were placed at
There is said to be very little wheat
/ remaining TO be Disposed of under the
Wneft tSss
exports viii not be very heavy after The
IVA wheat is cleaned out:
/ Weather for the next i've days Is ex-
/ pected to be to 10 sdegfees above nor
NAL in the Southwest with scattered
/ showers toward the end Of the period In
4 the corn belt temperatures are expected
4 to range from 8 70. e degrees above nor
!. NAL with scattered showers.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Court Kills Red Plea
To 0uash Party Probe

District Court Judge James w.
Morris today threw out an attempt
|by the Communist Party TO quash
current hearings by the Subyer.
lsive Control Board to determine
liz the party is . Communist ac-
|tion group.
This was the effect Of the courts
granting q motion by United
lStates Attorney Charles M. Ire.
Ian to dismiss the injunction.
Attorneys for the party had con-
tended that the control board
hearings were subject to coercion
and policing by Senator McCar.
ran. Democrat Of Nevada. under
threat Of nonconfirmation Of pam
| el members. The panel. originally
consisting Of three persons, had
begun hearings last April 23, pend
ing individual confirmation. Sem
]ator McCarran is the author Of
the Internal Security Act. under
(which the control board was set
Eup.
/ The party contended that con.
duct of the hearings was such a.
Ito comprise q conspiracy to vio-
late due process rights"
! In throwing the case out. Judge
Morris held that the United States
Court Of Appeals had proper juris-
tdiction Of this case, by statute.
land said: IF this court, as Q
lcourt of equity. entered these pro-
'!ceedings at this time it would
frustrate judicial processes" ale
READY set up by statute.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. 5 uf.-Butter, $685.
294 firm. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons, Creamery, higher than % score
fresh, 81; 80 score 1BJ. fresh. "a; :. Sc
score tC). fresh, s2h.
Cheese. 294,5SS steady. prices un-
Esss. 2s.744. steady. New York spo,
quotations. based largely on exchange
trading. follow. Midyestern, MIXED
large, 3s-3s1a; extra I medium. 37-3s;
pullets. 35; standards, large. 36-37: cur
rent receipts, rehandled, 35h-37: difties
weights, 40: extra ] large, 3S-3s1a: extra
l medium, 3S. Browns, fancy heavy.
weights. 40; extra l large, SS-SSh: extra
Nearby-Whites. extra fancy heayy.
weights,. 40-41; fancy heayyNeifh S39l
IS. Browns extra fancy heavyweights
30; fancy. heeyyveights. 80; mediums
37.36: puNets. as. g
Evening star., 1952-02-05
|Acheson Questioned
|0n 'BIaekmaiI' Fines
BY the Asseeiassd Press

The Senate Armed Services
Committee today got hush hush
report from Secretary of State
Acheson on why the United States
decided to pay Hungary $4,000
for the release Of four American
flyers.
The committee heard Mr.. Ache
son behind closed doors. Senator
Lyndon Johnson, Democrat. Of
Texas, acting chairman, said
later the members would mo
doubt give consideration to the
information provided"
Another member who asked not
to be named described the situa-
ton as delicate" and said public
|ity could have a harmful effect.
Some members Of the commit
tee have been critical Of the pay
|ment of $4,000 in fines last De-
|cember for each Of the four Amer
lean airmen. Several lawmakers
have urged that this country end
diplomatic relations with Hun
gary.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Business Briefs
Business Failures totaled 1874

BUSINESS FauUfeS LOLaleQ los III
the week ended January 81, COM
pared with 142 in the preceding
week and 159 a year ago.-Dun &
Bra adstreet.
Production of IngOts and steel
castings over the Nation this week
lis scheduled to reach 1000. 900 net
tons. the second highest tonnage
on record.-Americap Iron & Steel
Institute.
Aluminium Production over the
Nation in November totaled 144.-
I548,47 pounds VS.. 145.293.592 ir
1.-THE previous month.-Aluminum
Association.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
asked ICC authority to issue $8.2s
million in serial equipment trust
certificates to help pay for new
equipment,
| Union Carbide q Carbon In yeal
iended December 81 earned $103,.
1889. Ill or $3.50 Q share VS.. $124..
ill1,85l or $3.50 in 1850 period.
Republic Steel Corp. in veal
ended December 81 earned $54,-
1921 ,541 or $9.03 q share VS.. $685.
794,711 or ,$10.53 in 1850. Sales
and. operating revenue totalec
Isl ,060, ,371,877, placing Republic
among the small group Of billion
dollar" firms for the first time.
Southern Co. In year ended De.
cember 81 earned $16,904,728 OF
l$1.03 a share VS.. $l6,345,474 Of
$1.06 in 1850.
Associates Investment Co. II
year ended December 81 earnee
,63O,511 or $10.76 a share VS.
SO. .866.847 or 5000 in 1850.
Alabama Power Co. in yeaa
ended December 81 earned $11,'
1O0,178 VS.. $9.654.079 in 1850.
S. III. Kress & Co. in year endee
December 81 earned $10,011,936 OF
$4.26 a share VS.. $12,046.64l OF
$5.12 in 1850.
J. /. Case Co. in year endee
October 81 earned 50, ,082 o.
I$9.72 Q share vs.. $15,136,050 o.
I$15.42 in 1850.
Sharon Steel Corp. in year end.
ed December 81 earned $780,.
1877 or $8.06 q share VS.. 1924
643 or $1O.03 in 1850.
Pittsburgh Steel Co. in yeal
ended December 81 earned ST.
331 ,613 or $500 q share VS.. $6,-
$50, ,410 or $6.13 in 1850.
C0nsOl. Vultee Aircraft in yeal
ended November 80 earned ST.
750,524 or 1927 q share VS.. $10,.
241 .644 or $4.36 in 1850.
Archer Daniels Midland in
months ended December 81 earned
$5,774,84l or 1888 a share VS.
IS, ,743, ,235 or $3.51 in 1850 period
| Smith Kline & French Lab. ir
year ended December 81 earned
l$4,095, ,459 or $2.54 a share VS.
I$4.864,158 or 1901 in 1850.
Am. Zinc, Lead & Smelt, in yea
ended December 81 earned $3..
1874, ,884 or $4.54 a share VS.. $3,-
802, ,808 or $5.14 in 1850.
Detroit, Toledo q IrOntOn II
year ended December 81 earned
$2,567. 1868 VS.. $3.232 ,704 in 1850
/ Eastern Corp. in year ended De-
cember 81 earned $1.979,077 ;oi
I$5.25 a share VS.. $l.542.841 OF
500 in 1860.
Cook Paint q Varnish in year
tended November 80 earned ST..
l642, ,0S9 or $667 q share vs.. $2,.
1911 or $9.4l in 1850.
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Dol tons.
EEEs and Butter.
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Feb. S 1H tUsDAll ll.--Salable
hogs, 10000; general trade slow; most
sales barrows and gifts $3.50 cents lower,
although few loads lighter weights early
only 1925 cents under Monday; clearance
choice 1s0-220. pound butchers, lS S5cc
1880. to order buyers; few loads lsn-2iu
puonds. lS.65-IS.75. latter price sparingiy,
late top 1925: most packer purchases
q 8. 90 down; bulk 230-240 pounds, go
1900; 250-270 pounds, 16.s5-17 40; 2Sc.
800 pounds. butchers. 16.50-17,75; load
around $50 pounds. 1925: choice snws
400 pounds and less, 1925. 1850; 400
500 pounds l4.5015.35; odd heavier sows
S ssiasle BE cattle aa'as = 900; salable calves 800
prime steers and an grades yearlings. ,00(
pounds down, fairly active steady; ottiel
Grades and weights glow. steady to 81
cents lower: heifers mostly steady; cow
active. strong to fully IS cents higher
bulls steady; vealers steady to I 90 lower
few loads prime steers and yearlings, 81. rs
80. 90; most choice to. low-prirre GRADES
steers, 2s.5o.33 90: commercial, to choice
heifers, 27.0Q-34 90; utility and CONNER
cial cows. 2O.5O-25. 90; Gamers and cutters
/ f17.00-20.50: utility and commercial bulls
25 00-2S.25: good bulls. 81 50 down; com.
mercial to choice vSalers, 81 .00-39 90; ode
head choice and prime, 1000.
Salable sheep. 1000; sisgshter lambs
90. so; shorn lambs and yearliugs absent
slaughters ewes. IL .00-15.00.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

Miss Isherwood. of the debu-
tante department. She moved to
the advertising department after
World War II and became assist
ant advertising manager.
Herzog'S Manager Appointed.
Joseph Rudden has been ap-
pointed general manager and
clothing puyer for Herzog's at
Tenth and F streets N. w.
For two years. Mr.. .Rudden has
been manager and clothing and
sportswear buyer for Pelzman's
Fashion Shop and previously was
clothing buyer for Lansburgh &
Bro. AS Herzog's new general
manager, Mr.. Rudden will oversee
the substantial remodelling and
expansion program now in prog
reSs.
Ice Cream and Fame.
Eric Weile, who owns an Ice
cream parlor at Second and Ken
nedy streets NV, received more
than passing attention in the
current issue OF Nations Business
Calculated chaos in ice cream
combined with gallons Of geor-
geous goo, is the formula that
has made Eric Weile perhaps the
top peddler of exotic concoctions
in the Nation Capital" the mag
azine comments.
On Weile's menu the magazine
lists such dreams as half gallon
sundaes, gallon sodas and Smor-
gasborg sundae. MFR. Weile came
to the United States from Ger
many In 1896 for vacation. liked
it and promptly signed up foI
Americanization School here. He
tried . number Of business ven
lures before he settled on ice
cream.
The division of Business Studies
American University. today an
nounced three evening courses
Hal N. Carr. executive vice presi-
dent of Wisconsin Central Ali
Lines will teach Introduction te
Management Engineering" or
Thursdays. Milton Smith, assist.
ant general counsel, United State.
Chamber of Commerce will teach
Business Government Relation.
ships" on Tuesdays and Bernard
T. Dodder, insurance man, viii
teach Property Insurance" or
Thursdays.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

earnings rose in the year to
$1,s45, ,632 VS.. $1,319,426 In 1859
and operating expenses increased
to $735,867 VS.. $596.218. Before
income taxes, net profit for 1851
was $641 ,482 VS.. $624.931.
The institution, which Is the
oldest bank in Washington, had
assets. of $110,658,262 at the end
of 1851 VS.. $109,646,834 a year
earlier.
Arthur Heads Credit Bureau.
E. NJ. Arthur. credit manager OF
Woodward g. Lothrop, was elected
president of the Washington Credit
Evening star., 1952-02-05

Hartford, Conn. and a graduate
of Yale College and the Yale Law
School, MIR. Brott practiced law
in Hartford for several years after
obtaining his law degree.
Becomes Advertising Manager.
Miss Jean Isherwood has been
appointed advertising manager Of
Julius Garfinckel d Co. She
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. B tF3.--ForetRn &
change raes follow 5Great Britain tn dol
lars, others in cents):
.fes Sfesie psp s1ss ssn. IN s.ssSn ssx 9erf e
tarope Great ssiss BTitsiR IL aceSnd q SCI ssansss.
g,nMshsnged; 81 Great Britain. 30-day iutures
|60-day futures, 2.76is, on u Of q cent
Great Britain, g0-day futures. S.75H, 81
OF cent; Belgium lfrancl, 1.9Ss& IN
unehanged: Holland fguilder9.s %. .25: IN
changed; italy uiral,. 1914 Of cent
sTsdsns RSdEnsa lfeSs So
CHANGED; switzerland ffrancl free
22 1888. UNCHANGED.
Latin Amsrica; Arsentina tfreel. 7.1o
Mexico. 81, unchanged; Venezuela lho
ivAfl. 80. .03. UNCHANGED -
Evening star., 1952-02-05

JOIC. 11d1IJ 1Vs
Aiken, Grosner's; Mr.. Arthur: Alan
Goldenberg. the Goldenberg Co.:
Benjamin Blanken, Chas. Schwartz
& Son; Mr.. Collegeman; Abe
Coonin, VIM. Hahn & Co.; Mr..
Henkel; Elsie M. Lee. Frank r.
Jelleff, Inc; Roscoe w, Reichard.
the Hecht Co.; j. p. Stakeholder,
Lansburgh g. Bro: Ben Stein, Ben
sons Jewelrly Co.; Irving Cohen.
B. Rich's Son, and Mr.. Althaus.
Appointed ABA Counsel.
j. Olney Brott has been ap-
pointed general counsel Of the
American Bankers Association,
Evening star., 1952-02-05

reduced net
profit after
taxes to $374,-
973 a 6 a in S t
$586.444 in the
previous year.
This was dis
closed today by
the printed an
nual report
signed by Pres
ident Barnun
l.. Cotton and
j. Frank White.
b o ard chair
man.
L
Evening star., 1952-02-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Feb. tP.-cotton future.
rs earlier selling pressure abated. More
attracted BY the earlier break, with thu
bale from the extreme lows Of the day
Activity dried up on the recovsry.. how:
ever, with most traders stttine eaeR
Noon prices were 81 TO 80 u 6eae
lower than the previous close March,
4lA60; May. 41.16. and July. 40.SH
Evening star., 1952-02-05
Hourly sales On the Exchange To-day:
1900 am. 800 600 1900 noon 5lo oof
mn = =. y, N00 0nfa Qsfaf1 I. N 0El0 Off

M00fIy 83Be0 On t0o &xcneMGe T00Ay
ION On so ooo 600 om. 600 600
fUnit Of trading 10 snares SIN paaG.
ruptcy Or receivessnip or being feOrEanizea
under the Bapkruptey Act or securities
Ldends In the foregOfng tables Are annual
disbursements basal or the last quarterly
q VS. noted spscsi 3 sSs,s SiVdends srs
mot included cid Called III dividend
xr Ex rights q Also extra or extras. D PluB
ciared or paid 90 far this year Payable
tn stock estimated cash yalueNen 81 diyi-
dezd date. Paid lGat yeaf. D.
spiit-up. Declared Or paid tIis. year. an
accumulative issue With dividends IN ar.
sssI. sadssS. a ksst daS oSiss ID g sl,s
action taken % less afviAend m6KfSns.s
q Declared 81 paid u 1851, Plus ttOek
dividend. LaQiidAting dividend gPay.
able stock, eXAes cash value undetay.
Imtned On declaration data.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

FOREIGN /.
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Chile 2h-3s 93 4c
It P Ut 2-3s77 ~
TokyoEMt6s5 o.
DOMESTIC i:
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| AmT&T 3sss73 10l
| |AmT&T 27ssS7 -
! AmT&T 2As61. les
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lchi g. g ] inc ~ ?!
| Chi ct w Is 10 9-
ICit Serv 3s ~ 81
iCoiF&Icv4466 10.
iComlthEd 3s774 10.
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Evening star., 1952-02-05

succeeds Mrs,
Lee Walsh, who
reSig ned re-
Gently.
Miss Isher-
wood viii cele-
brate her 18th
year with the
com pany in
A pril. When
she first Joined
G. a r fnckel's,
she was in mer-
.chandiSing and
a DIV amazed Tn
assistant buyer
Evening star., 1952-02-05

with heaoquar-
ters In WASH
ingten. He sue
ceeds d. J..
Needham, who
retired.
Mr.. Brott has
served as as
sistant general
counsel in the
Office here since
April, 1941. He
joined the ABA
legal depart
ment ip March.
1o3Es Z 3
= -.
Evening star., 1952-02-05

Bureau at the
annual meeting
last night. He
succeeds S a M
uel E. College
man of S. Kann
Sons Co.
Other officers:
Edward A. Hen
kel, r ale ig h
Ha Sher,
v 1c e president,
and John K.
Althaus, Secre-
tary-treasurer.
Elected direc-