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Evening star., 1952-08-17
Congressional Inquiry
OF j. ). 'Favoritism'
To Kaiser Urged
~ ,hs Associated 4 pr,ss

Representative OKonslki. Re-
publican. Of Wisconsin. said yes
terday that . further investiga-
ton into the activities Of Henry J..
Kaiser had shown enough" indi-
cations Of (0overnment) favori-
tism" to warrant . congressional
investigation.
The legislator. in . statement
inserted In the Congressional
Record. said he was satisfied Of
the correctness Of the facts on
which he based his charges Of
three months ago. Mr.. O'Konski
said Ht that time that Mr.. Kaiser
got millions from the Govern
ment through undue influence.
Kaiser Answers Charges.
Mr.. Kaiser answered the
charges In an 05-page sworn
document which Mr.. O'Konski in
serted in the Record in June.
In some instances, Mr.. O'Konski
declared Mr.. Kaiser used trans
parent subterfuge" In his docu-
mentary answer to Mr.. O'KonSki's
charges that he (Mr. Kaiser) was
aided unduly by the Government
in profitable shipbuilding. alumni
mum and aircraft activities.
Kaiser executives were not i'm
mediately available for comment.
Mr.. OKonski's oflce said the Con-
gresham was in Wisconsin cam
paigning for reelection.
O'Konski Proposes Steps.
Mr.. O'Konski said in his state
ment he did not intend to con-
tinue his running debate with Mr..
Kaiser but proposed these con-
gressional steps:
/. A review Of records of the
House Merchant Marine Commit
tee which investigated wartime
shipyard profits some time ago.
Mr.. OKonski said hearings might
be re-opened IF necessary to clar-
ify some Of the disturbing ques-
tionS" raised in original testi-
mony.
2. Creation Of q Senate House
committee to further analyze the
reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton" An ideal starting point
would be RFC relations, with Mr..
Kaiser. the legislator said
3. Further investigation into the
propriety Of contracts awarded
to Kaiser enterprises for con-
structing cargo aircraft. A House
Armed Services subcommittee Is
probing these contracts.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Recreation Report Slated

Mrs. Alice Hunter. secretary Of
the D. c. Board Of Recreation, will
give o progress report on recrea-
ton activities at q forum tomor-
row at $3.50 pm. In tho st. Peter
Claver Center, 814 Seventh street
S.W.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

The Heeht Co.. GU three stores. = "
Evening star., 1952-02-24
72xlos-in.
Slxeo.in.

sixlos-in, 2ss; soxiosin, 2ss; pnIow Cases. sse
The Heeht Co turns sheet prices topny Only the pooled
buying power Of all three could command the quantity Dur.
ehoses that make these unheordof prices eoIl
And even then we signed the heof Of queke before this
top maker 1--we doen say Who'll changed his nd Hint to SHOP
pss Better DO early the bigger the booan the foster they col
Ths Rscht co, Nh Floor, Washington.
srd Floor SlUW Spring PakMetoH, Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1952-02-24
MUsLINs

Easy.to-see quoIity means
extra wear low cost
means extra sovinss!
Evening star., 1952-11-28
New Orleans Terminal Company
@ ;;;; :; 8: x, e: ::,,,

NEW ORLEANS TERMINAL COMPANY Hereinafter called the
Company hereby invites bids for the purchase
dated November 92 1917 (pay
able annually May and November l. CT (Which
must multiple of Is of 9 be specified the accepted bid and be
redeemabe the option OF the Company and for sinking fund
The Bonds will be issued under the Company First Mortgage dated
of November 1852 Guaranty Trust Company New York. Trustee
The Bonds will be guaranteed Internationally principal interest and
sinking fund nsalments by Southern Railway Company.
All bids must be submitted accordance with this Invitation for Bids and
the conditions Companys Specifications
herewith applicable the sale of the Bonds submitted
Form OF Bid accompanying such Specifications for Bids
Copies OF the Specifications for Bids the Form of Bid the proposed First
tort other things information the Company
Southern Railway Company and the Bonds OF which hereby
Room 2OS 20 Pine Street New York N y and Southern Railway Build
ing 18th and Streets, w, Washington S, D. c.
6Gaon Of the Of the bidder the the bid shall marked
IBID under proposed Contract No for New Orleans Terminal Company
undersigned the Office of the Company Room Street New
York N Y and be o'clock Standard
lime on December a. 1852 Bids received will be opened aforesaid
office Immediately after twelve o'clock noon Time on said
the undersigned by another Vice President the Secretary
the Company.
Each bid be for principal amount the Bonds
made by single bidder by bidders whose
shall several and not JOINT must accompanied by certified
order of New Orleans Terminal Company aggregate amount of
100000 All such checks the check bidder
bidders will be returned promptly after the award been
allowed the checks
The Company the right and all bids
ing less than $3.50 the principal of Bonds plus
be considered Subject thereto the Company will bv
to the most favorable the basis of the lowest
in the provided in the Specifications for Bids
The issue and sale OF the Bonds the Inter-
state Commerce Commission Acceptance Of bid contract
the purchase Of the Bonds by the successful bidder bidders
and obtaining authorization
the Copies OF the application the Commission
exhibits available for inspection at the above mentioned Offices New
NEW ORLEANS TERMINAL COMPANY
Dated November TO- 1852
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Produce Markets

United States Agriculture Department: '
hut APP apples; A5out steady. Demand light.
Soden Deiisous Ii inches pfnnsy5Ssaia np, sdSasa
Staymans. "a inches up 400; 2Ia inches
ipsbe: up $5o-55 90 10 YGrks M ordinary quality
up 3;25-50 Pennsylvania 10 bushei
WI w1re5olnd @5Na oG crates Delicious ga inches
Potatoes: Weaker undertone. U, 8 /.
and U. S; Is size A unwashed Pennsylyanis
oO-pound sacks Katahdins, 2.0O-15, Door
sf Size MANI sboS,ns y s. Is size B. l25 bakers
- Sweet Potatoes; About steady. bushel
MsSsland Godens de' washeG as%pfF and ID s. Saras as
5.00-50; unwashed. $50, few hiSh
90; nearby, Ns-bushel hamper. Goidenss. GSd g.
,. Poultry Quotations.
meetina Mish adsaqs,e fsis Offerings of ali classes
ers: 3-3Ia-pounds. ss-4o cents tis OF Bsns: ers:
i1 heaVy type; 80 cents. Turkeys: Heavy
Grain Market.
Flour-Receipts. 1904 100 pound
Wheat--Receipts, 4,317 bushels. sb,n.
ments, 37.504 bushels; stocks. q. 6oS 9as
nushels. No. red, winter, garlicky snot
domestic Domestic ZIG; November, 2,l6: No. 3.
Corn--Receipts. 446,1ls bushels; shin.
hments' hMsh,s 394'O23 bushels; stocks, 1924 ,391
stooat oaats.Rseeipts, none; shipments none:
Ba-:ey-Receipts, 23,471 bushels; shin
mhentS' hMsh,. 23'471 bushels; stocks, s2,i67
Rye-Receipts, none; shipments, none:
stocks, 3,015 bushels 's'
SoyDeans-Receipts, $3.50 bushels; Shin
ments, n,,shsi. l1,2oo bushels; stocks. 7i0,452
Millfeed- Receipts, 31e tons
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Railroads Take Lead
AS Stocks Advances;
Volume Is Increased
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Rail-
roads were favored today in an
advancing stock market.
Prices ran from around a point
lower to between / and 2 points
higher.
Volume built up to a rate of
well over 2 million shares for
the entire day. There were l.
$4,000 shares traded in the prev
ious session.
The market advanced strongly
on Wednesday before the Thanks
giving holiday. sending the Asso-
ciated Press average of go stocks
to a new 1852 high of $111.70.
At the start today the market
confidently went into new high
ground. Blocks were frequent
some as large as 5000 shares.
and this increased volume mate
rally.
The strength was surprising
Many commentators before the
market opened had looked for a
routine affair sandwiched in be-
tween Thanksgiving and the
week end.
Higher stocks included Bethle-
hem Steel. Studebaker, American
Telephone Cup strongly as a new
highl, Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road, New York Central. Seaboard
Railroad. Texas Co., Goodyear,
Kennecott Copper. Dome Mines,
Zenith Radio and Zonite.
There were scattered minus
signs with chemicals getting more
than an average share. Lower
stocks included Chrysler, Good
rich, Southern Railway, Anaconda
Copper. Dow Chemical, Union
Carbide and Du Pont.
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil lost
point on it's opening sale of 1000
shares at 3912. The company an
nounced Wednesday that it had
turned down the offer of Southern
Production Co. to pay $45 a share
for TeSsie stock.
Twentieth Century Fox showed
early strength after reporting prof
its OF $1.39 a share for the 90
weeks ended September q as COM
pared with 50 cents in the COM
parable period a year ago.
Curb Exchange stocks were
higher for the most part including
Louisiana Land. Mesabi Iron. New
Park Mining. Canada Southern
Oils, and Detroit Steel Products
Lower were Central Explorers
Creole Petroleum, and Electric
Bond & Share.
Corporate bonds held steady
with trading moderate. U. S. Gov
ernment securities were steady in
the over-the-counter market.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
New York Produce

o. NEW YORK; Nov. 20 R-Butter-6Oo,
s45; nrm. Wholesale prices on bulk
Creamery. higher than 90 score tAA,
fresh, fresh, n69a. cents; 90 score "a. fresh
ees' ee3 fresh eS scS5e or 's) fresh' es SO score
ooW Wholesale eggs were lower; receipts, le,.
300; easy. New York spot quotations
paSed largely on exchange trading, follow
Midwestern. mixed colors, fancy heavy,
welghts. ,52-53; fancy. large, unquoted
extra I large, 51-51h; extra 1 medium
45R; pullets, 43; standards. large, 47-4S
current receipts, rehandIed, 47-4S: dirties
44I;4S; checks IS; whites, fancy heavy.
weignts. 54h; extra l large, 52-52Ia; extrs
medium, 46-47; browns. fancy heavy.
weights, 55: extra medium, unquoted.
Nearby-Whites extra fancy heavy.
weights. 81 4h-55; mediums, AZ; bullets. IA
browns. extra fancy heavyweiehts, Is; me. me-
diums, ~; pullets, 43 ''
Cheese-Receipts sc. 500; easy.
wholesale sales. American cheese fwhole
mlIk). cheddars. fresh, 41-43 cents; ched.
oars, cured, 47-55; single daisies, fresh
43-45; single daisies. cured 49-55: yoiine
cured. 49o55; fats, fresh, 44-48: Hats
cured. 5O-56; midgets, fresh 44-46:
nuggets. cured. $685. proceSSed. 3 poI,nds
42ls-45; domestic Swiss (single tubs5
grade IA" 58-61; grade "B," 56-5S;
grade &C - Roh-EE "O-O''
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Chicoqo Livestock

=, CHICAGO, Nov. 2s DIN closing out
the the,,n month To-Day. hog producers sent in
total the largest since February. At to-
days price levels however. suppliers we're
accepting anywhere from 80 cents to
Ss.On hundred pounds less than a
The curve for the period was on ris-
ing trend at the close with last weeks
for steady to IS cents fisher market.
Cattle were steady to rs cents higher and
Shfsp sarross ssssdy arS to % cents
S,l1;00 to Sl7;l5. several choice loads top
5ing 81 al SlIS5 Sows looked steady to
The essted asS S anons nSS5y
hogs which flowed through the sales pens
nn6 fnlS month n. were the most since the 25s,:
IA 900 was well cleared BY mid-session.
High -choice. to high-p prime steers which
accompanied herds showing at the Inter
at $500 to $3.50 good and choice G steers steers
snd yearlings remained at $500 to
$s4 Ss4s 90 IAN and good to choice heifers
load Of choice, heifers merited sal rs.
COWS topped at ST.. 90. bulls at so 90.
and vesiers at S29,9O.
prime fed Western wooled lambs at al
S25: 5; 200 90 Practically speaking. though, the
downward from SS.25
SalaDle ho9S-l4,0 900: generally fairly
active and uneven; strong to 25 higher
on on weights e,sn under 2e5 pounds. weights
fhese Wesbss bIeunds oesed teady sdy to hshsT
supply; no better than steady; most choice
loads choice 1S0-21O pounds, II %: most St
choice 230-26O pounds, I6.50-l6,S5: SO
q pounds, 16.,00-1 so: small lots choice
l5O-i70 pounds, 16OO-17 90: sows also
steady to 25 higher; most choice soWs :c0s
550 pounds. 140O-1575; few head under
3ou pounds 500: good clearance
Salable cattle--2,5OO; salable calves
300; very dependable trade on show
peJectS and cutbacks from show herds at
% .Oo-37.5 30 for high-choice to high-prime
steers weighing 950-l $50 pounds: com
but gensrae liz fafSrs and hssrs
Sboee ot6fr classes stss1s little chansed good and
!oad mostly prime l125-pound weights
Il .00-25.50; few utility dairybreds. 1900;
Shcrt load choice l 1,O35-pound hejfers,
81 rs; scattered sales. good to Iow-choice
heiferS,. 2550-30.50; commercial heifers
down to 1900: utility and commercial
COWS; 4 00-17.00: Gamers and cutters
! J .o0-l4.5o. mainly IL SOLD 90; utility
and commercial bulls. 17.50-20.OO COM
mercial to prime vealers, 19.00-29 90.
Salable sheep-6.5 800; slaughter lambs
nrihmefed Western g9oled lambs fed with
"a 80. paid for. three loads for Westerns;
bulk SLAUGHTER lambs unsold: no yearlings
sold: slaughter ewes scarce. steady; good
to choice natives T.25-S.25.
Evening star., 1952-11-28


National Boulevard Bank of Chi
cago.
He also is a trustee of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. of New
York and Northwestern Univer-
sity.
Business Editors Elect.
James S. Warren of the Ahrens
Publishing Co. was elected presi-
dent of the Society of Business
Magazine Editors at the annual
convention here this week.
Walter j. Murphy, editor of
Chemical and Engineering News
here. was elected first vice presi-
dent. Paul Wooton of Washing
ton will continue as chairman of
the Executive Committee.
Washington Office Opened.
Main & Co., certified public &C
countants, has opened an Office in
the De Sales Building. Other of
fices are in Pittsburgh, New York,
Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Houston,
Ell PaSo and San Francisco.
H w. Maloy. who joined the
company in 1943 and became a
partner in 1850. has been named
resident partner in charge of the
Washington office. He is a grad
uate of the Robert Morris School
in Pittsburgh and attended Wash
ington and Jefferson College.
Office Manager Appointed.
Claude L. Booher. formerly a
Boston life insurance consultant,
has been named manager of the
Washington Agency of the State
Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the
Woodward Building.
Mr.. Booher entered the life
insurance business in 1897 and
has made an outstanding record
as a personal producer, super
visor and manager.
Advertising Agency HonOred.
Henry j. Kaufman & AS
sociates. Washington advertising
agency. was one of nine agencies
in the Nation to receive a special
citation from member-publisher
of National Business Publications
Inc, for special advertisements on
the American competitive system.
The Kaufman series entitled,
Progress for People," appeared
In many magazines as a part of
the NIP educational program.
Liberty Loan Dividend.
Directors of Liberty Loan Corp.
have declared a dividend of 22h
cents a share on cumulative pre-
ferred stock and a dividend of
371a cents share on common
stock, both payable January 2 to
holders of record December is,
President I. H. Levy announced.
Directors of Federal Services
Finance Corp. declared an extra
dividend of IL cents a common
share. payable December % to
holders of record December IS
This raises 1852 payments to rs
cents share.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s B.-Foreipn. Ex.
dn'an ddh'Snge rates follow lGreat Britain ir
Canadian dollar in New York oper
market. PA per cent premium or 1O2 *
United states cents. UP 3/32 Of a cent
Great Britain (pound), So sON lin.
ehanged; Great Britain 30-day futures
$50 on i of q cent; Great Britain so
Britain 90-day futures. 2.7o i1i16, In
OF cent; Belgium tfranc). 200. un-
Gnahnged; france 0ranc). :2Ssa of a cent
changed; Italy Oira). 1914 Of cent
uhhcnanged; Portugal (escudo).. $50. un-
chged; chhanged; Sweden krona). 1895. un-
unchanged >-'' "'''
Latin America:
BTazil tfree). $50. unchanged: Mexico,
i .63. unchanged; Venezuela (Bolivar),
30.O3 unchanged.
Far East:
Hong Kong tdollar). 1880. unchanged.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Business Briefs

Average Price of all bond issues
listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change was $9805 at the end of
October, the highest since August
81, when the price was $98.14.
This compared with an average of
$97 .46 on September 80.
Pig Iron and blast furnace fer
roalloys in October set a monthly
record at 6,515,091 tons. The
previous record was 6.3 million
tons last March.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. has
received an order for nearly
100000 worth of additional cleo
trical equipment for use at Thule
Air Force Base in Greenland.
American Steel and Wire divi-
sion of U. S. Steel will build a new
blast furnace at Cleveland. Engi-
neering work on the furnace has
already started.
Crude Oil and lease condensate
production in the week ended
November % averaged 1862, $50
barrels daily, up 40,75O barrels
from the previous week, and COM
pared with 6,232,176 barrels a
year ago.
American Gas & Electric in the
IL months ended October 81
earned $26, 1907 ,499 or $4.57 share
VS.. $24.364,524 or $4.60 in the pre-
Iceding IL months.
Atlantic Coastline R.R. in the
10 months ended October 81
earned $12,027,041 or $14.60 a
share VS.. $9,545,98 or $11.58 in
the same 1851 period.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in
the 10 months ended October 81
earned $20.645,939 VS.. $15,228, 1923
in the same 1851 period.
Baltimore Transit Co. in the
10 months ended October 81 re-
ported a net loss of $681,576 VS..
earnings of $159,042 in the like
1851 period.
Boston & Maine R.R. in the 10
months ended October 81 re-
ported a net loss of $598,128 VS..
a net loss of $1,052,819 in the like
1851 period.
Chicago. Burlington g. Quincy
R.R. in the 10 months ended
October 81 earned $l9,666, ,665 or
$11.51 a share VS.. $19,447,148 or
-$11.38 in the same 1851 period.
Hilton Hotels Corp. in the nine
months ended September 30
earned $3.1o4, ,704 or $I.9O share
VS.. $3,019.109 or $1.82 in the like
1851 period.
Illinois Central Railroad in the
10 months ended October 81
earned $17.439,229 or $12.16 a
share VS.. $12,356,179 or $8.41 in
the like 1851 period.
New York Central Railroad in
the 10 months ended October 81
earned $13,932,308 or $2.16 a
share VS.. 1896, $50 or so cents in
the like 1851 period.
Norfolk Southern Rwy. in the
10 months ended October 81
earned $720,349 VS.. $652, 1903 in the
same 1851 period.
Pennsylvania Railroad in the 10
months ended October 81 earned
$l9,206,613 or $1.46 a share VS..
$12,496,171 or 95 cents in the
same 1851 period.
/. SeabOard Air Line Railroad in
the 10 months ended October 81
earned $15,966,527 or $3.50 a.
share VS.. $11. .409.394 or $12.69 in
the like 1851 period.
Western Maryland Rwy. in the
10 months ended October 81
earned $4,405.786 or $24.83 a.
share VS.. S4,415.751 or $24.89 in
the same 1851 period.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Grain

CHICAGO, Nov rs R.-Grains took a
downward course after showing mixed
trends at the opening on the board Of
Soybeans went against the tren. regis
terlng minor gains. and old crop wheat
contracts held, up well while the new crop
months lost about a cent. December and
improved crop prospects as a result OF
recent recent moisture IN the Southwest caused
selilng IN wheat: Oats sank on prospect OF
yeloped in corn in expectations Of fairly
large deliviries Of cash grain on December
Wheat at noon was Unclaimed to IL
lower, December S2.323s, corn Ss-A lower,
December ST. ;65A. oats UNCHANGED to 20
to | cent higher. January S3.OSM, and
lard - to 33 cents a hundred pounds
lower, December SlO.61
Evening star., 1952-11-28

Hourly Sales on the EXCHANGE
II 100 am. $50 GOO IL noon $40 900
100 pm $50 600 2:OOp.m 600 600
tUnit of tradmg 10 shares I'm bank.
ruptcy or receiyershtp or being reorganfzed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities as.
sumed By such companies. Rates Of divi-
dsnds IN the foresoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semisnnual declaration Unless other
wise noted special or extra. dividends are
not included cid Called Z TX Dividend
xr * rights. Also extra or extras B An.
nual rate. plus stock dividend Declared
or paid IN 1851. plus stock dividend
Paid or declared so far this wear Pay
able in stock. estimated cash value on ex
dividend date: PAID last year Declared
{ Declared or paid this year. On accumuia.
tive issue With dividends In arrears
2 Payable In stock: exact cash value IN:
this year, dividend omitted, deferred or mo-
action taken at last dividend meeting. T De-
Liquidating dividend. vi When Issued.
x-dis n distribution. Wd When distributed.
Evening star., 1952-11-28

He is a director of the Asso-
citation of American Railroads,
chairman of the Southeastern
Presidents RailroadD Conference,
a member of the governing board
of the National Industrial Con-
ference Board and a director of
the Riggs National Bank here.
Gets Important IBM Post.
Gilbert H. Scribner, Chicago
real estate man and a director of
International Business Machines
Corp, has been elected to the
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Capital Bank Loans
Continue March 10
New High Marks
By Donald B. HodIey

A further climb in commercial
loans boosted outstanding loans
of IA reserve member banks here
to new all-time high of $685.
255, 900 on November 19, a jump OF
$4.650,000 from week earlier, the
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported today.
The record total was $38, ,604 200
above the corresponding date last
year.
Commercial loans of $157,353,-
600 on November 19 were $3,941.-
900 higher for the week and $20,-
$4,000 above a year earlier.
Real estate loans of $107, ,104, 900
were up only $150.00O in the week,
but $6,630,000 above a year ago.
Other loans, mostly consumer
loans. amounted to $86, ,23O, 900, a
rise of $1,000. 900 for the week and
were $9,524,0 900 higher than year
earlier.
Investments, Deposits off.
Total investments of $521, $780,
600 were down $13,628 900 in the
week and $19.946,000 lower than
last year. Treasury bills were re-
duced $19.864. 900 in the week. but
holdings of Treasury notes in
creased $5.905. 900.
Demand deposits of $903, $685.
900 were down 22,970,000 in the
week. but were $12.204. 900 above
a year ago. They included $780,
227.000 for individuals, partner
ships and corporations, down SIS
10000 in the week and $2,015, 900
below year ago.
Debts to demand deposits in
the week ended November 10
amounted to $283, ,141 900 a jump
of 26.8 per cent from the previous
week. but Al per cent behind the
like 1851 week.
DeButtS on Equitable Board.
Harry A. DeButtS, president of
the Southern Railway System, has
been elected ? director of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. % R.-Cotton
futures moved in a narrow range in
forenoon dealings. although some deliv-
from the lows of the day on small trade
buying and local covering Further rallying
tendencies were held in check by hedging
Of nearby March Nearby December held
close to low of the day as 80 December
transferable notices were issued.
Noon prices were 35 cents q bale lower
December. 34.7S; March. $3.50 and May,
Evening star., 1952-11-28
N. Y. Bond Market

Associated Press.)
)ST ACTIVE ISSUES.
Erie 4 las 2O15 90
lHud&M RI 6s57 81
HIM inc IS 81 27A
Ill Cent 4As SO 1o3sNs
Int g N al 6s So 81
Leh v Ter 5s 70 96ih
lMo-Pac 5Aas 40 75lh
Mo-Pac 5s R5A 111N
IMo-Pac 5s II r 112
Mo-Pac IS 7S G 112
lMo-Pac 6s SoH 112
IMo-Pac 5s 81 I 1l1A
iMo-Pac As rs 1o2
NET&T 4Has 81 1o9
IN Y C IS 2013 70
lNYC 4ias 2O13 69iA
in Y C As % 64z6
INYCHR 3hs 81 76iA
! lNYNHH4s2007 7lh
N Y S w IS 40 IS
mo Pac 3s 2O47 IS
PacG G&E3HssS2 1o1ss
pac G&E IS II 1ooM
PennP&L IS rs 90
PennRR 4Has65 1cSh
PennRR 4AsS1 97h
lPennRR 4As 81 97i4
SLSF Is 81 : 1914
Scott P cv 3s n 112h
Seagrm 2las SO 93b
Socony gas 70 %
So Ry As Sc 1o2h
StdOIn cv3sS2 1o6lS
Third Ave $3.50 IL
Third Ave 4s60 81
Unit OCalcv3 Hss721o7
WarnPet3ks66 100
West Un 434s 80 93iz
Evening star., 1952-11-28

of the United
States. it was
announced to-
day by Presi-
dent Thomas I.
Parkinson.
A graduate of
Virginia Mill
tary Institute,
Mr.. D e B u t t S
began his ca
reer W ith the
Southern as a
stu d e n t = ap-
prentice in 1916
q nd b e c a m e
president la S t
Evening star., 1952-11-28

company'S EX-
ecutive and FL
nance Commit
tee. The COM
p ny as a
w a S h | n 6 t on
plant.
Mr.. Scribner
is a senior part
ner in the real
estate firm of
Wilston & Co.,
a director of
w m. Wrigley,
Jr. Co., Aber-
crOm bie &
-sLY IL
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Odd-Lot Deulinos

NEW YORK. Nov. % R.-The New
York stock EXCHANGE reported today these
on the exchange. for November %: Pur-
ehases OF 171,SS4 shares on 5,666 orders;
sales of 167.79Q shares on SITS orders,
Evening star., 1952-11-28
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s R-spot nom
cente certouS metal n prices today; Copper. "a
4 cents pound, New York Zinc. I2Is
cents pound. East st. Louis Tin. 2lE
a pound New York,