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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
S. e, Midl.

gtenelpl1r5el (9ull gtettle Goot)
fir zines ser lrirflamlten Ueittel BET
Sledten (@c3ema) uno allen Saut-
franfbeiten lit empfeblenswert. Inh
Ole @ur5el ser &ermesbeere CBofe
Hoot) lit iebr beillam. Wan fo6t Die
8l1r5el uno Ddibt otter am Gage Die
infi5ierte Saut oamit @egen mtloere
S5auttranfbeiteu luie Sfrofeln trinte
man See bon &lettenDl1r5eln (Hoot
Of 9urOod). @er cine 5arte, empfino-
libe Sout bat, oie geluobnlib au6
iebr troden ltno riilig lit, gebrau6e
ofter Elm gutes Galoline ODER getpobn=
libes Sett. slu6 loate man nltr refine
uno quite 5anOleifen gum Sanoelpa=
Ihen peripenoen l1no ii6 por 2augen
oOer iol6er Seifen bitten, bie Sano
ooer bleibenoe Gbemifalien entbal.
ten. Sat man ourd @iftpflan5en oOer
8iftltoffe Die Saut ent5iinOet, iobaB
anibpellrn9en, 8loien ltno Otter
entiteben, 10 baoe man tdglib in &a=
millenblumen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

tionaIitat ooer &eligion, ionoern er
adtet uno liebt alle Weniben, oenn
er befolgt oas groBe ltno tpihtige
@ottesgebot, bas fir alle Ween5hen
gilt: 2icbe oeinen Naditen! slud Ser
Neger lit elm Menib nno peroient of
mebr Ibtllng llno geabltenIiebe ais
piele 8elBc. Seiner tpilo georteten
Naturanlage uno ieines Wangels an
Gnltur uno 8ilonng megen fonnen
ibm feline Eaten, 8ergeben nno Ser
breben ni6t 10 bod aneerebnet tper-
oen als elmer bod5ipiliIierten GaIIe.
GaB aus Dem gteeer elm branbbarer
Wenlb gemabt perben fann, benefit
Oie oenno6 fait aagemeine Mnlibt,
ser i6par5en &aiie gleibberehtigte
Sreibeit in ltnlerer Demofratie einau=
raumen. Sogar in Sbulen, beionoers
in boberen S6rlen, belpeiien Neger
nift ielten ibre Superiorit1t in @ii-
ienihaft uno 5leiB, mos mebrere III
men oerliebene bobe sus5eibnungen
belpeilen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
MuAkunN
Bon ErOf. 5. M. 9aebren,
&ebafteur bes ,8aiienfrennb',
643 South Obio Mnenme,
Columbus, Obip
. Nie. a., Mp. :

Ser BaiiioniItenoroen (Gaiiions
Seioensbriioer) nennen li6 Die Wtit=
glieOer oeS BON Saul bonn &reu5
(t725) fir Miiiions5nede gegriinoe-
ten erIten &loIter5 auf oem Wtonte
Irgentaro 1869 beItGtigten &ongre-
CATION Der Glerici @rcalteati SO.
Grucis ct Haiiipnis Gomini noItrl
Seiu GbriIti (&lerifer bonn bl &rel5
uno 9eiOen unieres Serrn Selll
GbriltD, Die BEN orel gelpobnll6en
8eliiboen nod uls piertes bin5ufii=
gen: gifer 5u frGftiglter grpedung
uno 60roerung ser 9lnOad)t gum
Seioen llnIere5 Serrn in Ben Ser5en
ser @lGubigen. Sic tragen I'M &lo-
tier MIR Sunoalen, einen Salar NIT
9allium BON lbipar5er Sarbe llno al1f
ser linfen gruitleite Elm fleines ber5-
fornliges 9ilo nit sen 2eioensmerf-
5eugen GbriIti. Sic baben &lolter IN
SStalien, 9elgier, Sranfreib, Irgen=
tinien, Werifo uno in Ben Ser. Staa=
ten. Sic baben Wtiilionare in gnl-
earien, sllltrolien unO auf &uba. In
ser Spite itebt Elm uuf ieds Sabre
gelp1blter Sroensgeneral. Sic baben
iiber Oreitauieno Otitglieoer in mebr
als 5peitauleno GloItern in iiber 5lpei-
bunoert Yrooin5en. Ser englilde
aonpertit George Spencer, ser 1864
Itorb, geb0rte 81 oem Taiiioniiten-
oroen. Gergangenen 5erbit bielten
amerifaniide Observation-Disclosures
geiitlibe @rer5itien CDtiiiionen) fir
Ssrauen rnD OtGnner in Columbus,
g., in mebreren air6en, sic ltets
iiberfitllt maren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
syrau 6. s., @p. =

gs lit ni6t nur cine llnart, Jon.
bern es fann unter ltmi itGnOen ge'
fdbrlib lein, ipenn S6ulfinoer oen
8leiltift ODER farbige Stifte in oen
Otuno iteden, beuor ite i6reiben. Gas
fam unter llmItanOen geiunobeitsge.
fdbrlih iein, oa beionoers farbige
Stifte @iftltoffe entbalten uno tlei-
mere &inoer oft Stiide oeri6luden
ooer oen Stift in Die geaie lteden.
Man ioa ME fleineren ainoern einen
8leiltift irgenoeiner art gum Spie.
len geben. Wtiittern uno 2ebrern lit es
geboten, oieie llnart 81 unteroriiden
ooer gelinoe 81 itrafen, inoem man
oen &inoern Sen Stift pegnimmt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
- 2eier, 81.

GelluloiO lit cine Irt ieites Colo
blum. IS miro bergeItellt o1r6 Iuf=
lollng BON S6ieBbaumpolle in
Sampler uno 9nluenOung BON gro
Der Sise uno enormem 9rud. @irD
Gellulole ooer Sol5faler (mo5u gebo=
rem: gelpobnli6e 8aunpoue, Yapier,
Baplerbrel, Ser slbfall Der 9aum1pou=
iplnnerelen unO sic Bflon5enfoler al,
ler grt) einige Wtinllten in Elm 8uD
getau6t, Deldes aus elmer Wil6ung
BON itarfer Salpetere ltno S6nefel=
l1ure beltebt, Damn berausgenomnen,
getpalfen uno getrodnet, 10 bot oie
Gellulo1e gang neue llnO mertluiiroige
Cigenldaften angenommen. Sbr Iell=
Beres perrdt nidts oauon, es lit ge=
blieben pie porber, aber lie lit 10 leibt
ent5itnoli6 uno bel ri6tiger Sauer
llno Stdrte oes 9noes logor itort
erplooiereno geiporoen. Won iaet,
oaB oie 9ot5faler Stidltoffe uufge=
nOntmen babe, nitriert lporoen lei,
uno oas Hrooutt miro geitro=gellu=
loie, GDrorplin ober S6ieBbaum-
polle 9enannt. 9en lebteren Ramen
bat e5 Oe5balb erbalten, neil es, rid
tig oargeiteat, itatt oes S6ieBpulpers
angepanot peroen fam unb in ieinen
8irfungen als Sprengmaterial oieies
nod bel @eitem iibertrifft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
. Sran q. st., ga. :

9a Elm probates slabeilmittel ge.
gen @i6t uno Hbellmatismus nod
niAt gefllnoen moroen lit, gibt es
cine an5abl Sausmittel, oie in mani
den sSdllen bel getpinen 9(rten pon
Rbeumatismus uno @i6t quite Oien-
Ite getan baben. 60 3. 9. miro Die
Seaerietur bel oielen 2eiOen oft nit
9ltem @rfolg angetpanot. Wtan fo6e
taglid atpei groBe Selleriefnollen,
trinfe Sen saft oapon uno eile, menn
m0glid, audi Die &nonen. S6on nad
gan5 fur5er &lr ioa man ben @rfolg
ipiiren. Wean fennt Sdne, IN benen
2elte, bie bon @i6t frumm 1lnb labm
1paren, bollitanbig burb Seneriege.
nuB tpieoer bergeItelIt ipuroen. gu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

oes gbriiteatutft5 gar nibt ,noglib
|getDeien tp1re. Wer BON Sen &ei6en,
belonoers ben &ei6en, 8ornebnten
mo W1btigen, b1tte 1pobl ben Ipo-
iteln, nrmen, ,trtbefannten, nngelbul-
ten Wdnnern, geglallbt, penn oieiel-
ben nibt @unoer gefpirft batten !?
Gerlelbe Srigines, Der in Meran-
orien, in aegppten, Tim 21O lebte,
ibreibt als 4ugen5eitge, oaB bie 8nn-
Der unter oen Gbrilten groBer llnter
ibnen gelbeben ieien als ebemals.
6erner batten bie erIten GbriIten eli
nen piel Itdrferen unb lebenoigere1l
@lanben als Die meiiten Gbriiten un-
ierer 3eit. gnolib bleibt es Ser Ia-
ipeisbeit @ottes iiberlaiieu, tpann nno
mr gr Seine @unoer 5u 1pirfen be-
abiihtigt. @ott tpirft @rnoer nur 5lt
beitimmten 3tpeden, llno baufiger 5t
geiuiiien 3eiten. @unoer Dirft @ott
nur in Seiner STRIDE. gr fann ME
8unoer 5lguniten elmer fuli6en He=
ligion lpirfen uno 10 oie ltntpabrbeit
beltutigen uno sic Wenl6en in Srr-
tlm fiibren. 8enn angeblih @ltnOer
allBerbalb ser fatboliiben Stride ge=
ibeben, 10 iiito Dies S6einpunoer
ooer fall6e @unoer. @ttpas, mas
ourb cine natiirlibe, Oh befannte ooer
unbefannte &raft bepirft miro, uno
menn es inns audi nod 10 nipunoer=
poa" porfon11nt, lit fein @nnoer.
Gies miro nur burb eine iibernatiir=
libe, gottli6e Graft betpirtt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
Sram ST. 6. s., Mid. =

slborn beiBt i'm gngliIden Waple.
gs gibt cine beionoere slrt Weaple
noraus I'M Sriibling Der logenannte
Maple Sprup flieBt, Der, gereinigt
ltno gefobt, Oen Wtaple Sugar er.
gibt, ser belonoerS als Warmelaoe
uno Selp gebraubt lperoen fann.
0ieier 3ufer lit piel geiiinoer uno
nabrbafter als meiBer 3uder, ser,
luenn reiblif genolien, al1f Oie Gauer
Ntugeniibel (0pspepiia) oerurla6en
fam, belonoers bel &in0ern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
8onsrek seseu Armeelmrns

Gerdrgerte Senatoren melbete
Die r@il. BreB" am 10. bs. aus @aib-
ington aogen belite iiber Die ele-
ganten @obnungen, Die freie Bebie-
nung, oie Sonber5iige unb anberen
Surus oes amerifaniiben WilitGrs' in
iiberieeiiden @ebieten Der.
8enn bas Hentagon gegen Die Iu-
rurioie 2ebensf fiibrung Der anterifani-
| l6en 8elabungstruppen in Dentid-
lano nibt einihreite, iagte Der oerno-
fratiid)e Senator S'MaboneD aus
8poming 81 einem 8eribteritatter,
merbe Der aongreB ibon elm Mittel
finoen S'Oeabonep lit 8oriibenber
zines Senntsansibulies, Ser binter
gei6loilenen Siiren 8erb0re iiber bie
8ebrporlage abbdlt. gr erfldrte, er
peroe mabrideinlid .ben antrag itel-
len, oie freie 8eoienlAtg uno Die Som
oer5iige fir Die amerifaniIhen MiIi-
tarperIonen na6 &urorten in Deutid)-
lanb ab5uidaffen. Serguion aus Mi-
6igon uno Ooung aus Horb-O -Oafota,
5pei republifanii6e Wfitelieoer bes
Spariamfeitsallsl6uiies GuBerten in
Snterpietps, lie ipiirben O'Wabonep
in leinem slntrag unterltiiten. goung
meinte, ser amerifanii1e Steuer5ab-
Ter miiile oob 5uglterlest fir oie &o-
! item aller oieier 3ibilangeiteaten oes
Militdrs in Geuti6lano ooer ionlttpo
oireft ooer inbireft auffommen.
5erner erflGrte er, er tpiiie bonn
8entagon, baB 172O0 beutl9e 8e-
oiente uno Sausgebilfen am 81. OF
tober 5u einem Dur6ibnittsgebalt
bon $37 so i'm Monat i'm Oiente bes
Wilitars setpelen ieien. Das Iaufe auf
100000 I'M Wonat binaus ODER auf
/! iebs Willionen Dollar i'm ssabr.
aebnlidb ldgen bie Dinge in sSapau.
Jerguion pertrat Die Anli6t, ertra=
pagantes 2eben unlerer Bertreter in
beiesten @ebieten lei fir Die 8e5ieb-
ungen i6doli6 rno lei nur ba5u ge-
eignet, uniere Streitfrdfte au ber-
Deihli6en. Der oenofratii1e Sena=
tor Douglas aus Suinois auBerte iib
in abnliber 8eiie uno iaete, cine
berartige 2ebensbaltltng bes Wilitdrs
i'm auslano un6 insbelonoere in be-
Iesten @ebieten peruriade ni9t nur
iibertriebene Iusgaben, ionoern rufe
audi WiBitimmung uno Sob bernor
slae bier Senatoren tparen bo1lt
erltaunt iiber Sen 8eribt bes auriid=
tretenoen amerifaniiben Silfs-Sod-
fommiiiars Gbauncep g. Sarfer, mo-
nod Die Mrmee ii6 lpeieere, auf Die
freie 9eoienung, Die Sonoeraiige ltnb
Die anoeren 9lnnebmIi6feiten in
Geuti6lano 5u per3idten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
s.. g., Conn.

lleber sic 8ebanolung ser idtpar-
5en Halie I'M Siioen ldBt iid man6es
erflGren unb periteben aber pieles
ni6t entl6uloigen unb gutbeiBen, TO-
nobl bonn menidltben, als beIonbers
bonn 6riltliben Stanbp1nft. Gin
Gbriitenmeni6, pelder ieinen Namen
perbient, nera6tet feinen Weniben
tpegen ieiner Sautfarbe, ieiner @b-
itammung uno &erfunft ieiner Na-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

slus Bonn meloete lette @obe Die
vaii. 8reB":
SIT es ongebrabt bob oie amerifa-
niibe 4rmee in 3eutiblano Sonoer-
5iige, freie 8eoienung uno anoere Der
artige 8orteile genieBt, Die ibr 5ll-
bauie nid)t 5uiteben2 Das Militdr
lagt Su, aber Die auf Spariamfeit be-
oabten 8eamten oes Staatsbeparte-
ments geben iib alle Wiibe, Die Mr=
NEE oabin 5u bringen, baB lie. ben
@iirtel et1pas enger. ibnallt.
Sbon felt Wonaten lit Die Mrmee
gebeten moroer, etipas geniiglamer 5u
lein, erflGrte Gbauncep g. Barfer,
Ser 5uriidtretenoe Silfs7So6fonlmii=
Jar in Dellti6lano, Der oie Mniibt
auBert, es lei ni6t genng @elo ba,
bas fir iolbe iibertriebene 3tpede
aufgeDenoet iperoen fonnte, tpdbreno
es fir Die Giiltllng oringeno notig lei.
Wan ion ii6 al1b ia ni6t ipeis-
maden, meinte er, bob et1pa Die 0eut=
lden 5ltg1terlest fir alle biele Dinge
auffommen piiroen. Ser quite, olte
Steuer5abler in Mnerifa miiiie bod
| idlieBlid) orrb SilfeleiItung ober un-
ter ionlt irgenbeiner 8e5ei6nung ba-
ran glauben.
Sm amerifanii6en Mrmee-Saupts
quarter in oeioelberg lebnten Die 8e=
umten ab, ii6 5u Barriers grndrun-
gen 81 duBern. giner iagte, einige oie-
ler Bunfte ieien i'm 3uianmenbang
nit Dem 5rieoenspertrag fir 0elti6-
lano in Der S6nebe. @s lei oaber i'm
9lugenblid ni6t angebrad)t, oariiber
etlpus befannt3ugeben.
Barfer, ser ieit Dem Sabre 1850
unter Sodfonlniliar sSobn S. Mc-
Glop an Ser Spite ser omerifaniI6en
SerDaltung in 0euti6lanb itebt, fubr
lette 8obe na6 oen Ser. Staaten
5uriid, Tim leinen Soften als 8eripal-
tltngsoireftor Ser @eltbanf tpie6er
auf5unebmen. Ct erfl1rte in einem
Snterpieip, OaB Die Soften Ser Com
oer5iige fir Sic Mrmee unb bie bielen
tal1leno 8ebienten fir Die Samilien
bon angeborigen ser Mrmee ben
Geutiden als u8eiatungsfolten" an
gere6net un0 5ipangslaufig Sen beut-
i6en Steuer5ablern alfgeballt pers
Den.
Die 9eutlden, Die balo ielbit 4OO,-
900 Damn fir Die tpeItli1e 8erteibi-
gnng itellen iolen, baben fid) an bie
amerifaniId)e 4rmee nit Ser 8itte ge-
tpanbt, oo6 bieie lurl1riolen Dinge ab-
5uidaffen, lm 8eit-D -Deuti1lano mebr
Wittel fir leine eigene &iiItungsbei-
lteuer 5u laiien. General gilenbotper
let audi oieier Weinung, iagte Starter,
aber sic Irmee polle bas ni6t ein-
Ieben.
Barfer beri6tete, bonn Selbpebel
btnauf Bis gum General bitten alle
freie geoienung uno es tpilnmele nur
10 bon 9ieneridaft. Mu6 Die ange-
iteaten bes Staats departments bot
ten friiber freie 8eoienung aber felt
ungefabr einen Sabr miiiien lie ielbit
fiir Die Soften ser &a11sbaltungsbil-
fen auffommen.
CAB Sic armee 0ienit=gilenbabn-
5iige brallcbe, ltellte Barfer feines-
megs in MbreOe, ser ginipru6 ribte
li6 aber gegen oie auBerbienitli6en
SonOer5iige, bie bon Ser 8rnoesbabn
geItelt lperben. Die Irmee laiie bieie
3iige ausi6lieBlif fir oas amerifa-
nii6e Berional na6 BEN groBen @in-
terlportplaben unb mad ben meiIten
groBeren Stdoten in ser amerifani-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

@nBlano lit ,iht rnebr in Der Gage.
Iein @elo nno Ieine Menlbel anf Die
Gouer lebiglih an GiiItungs5peden
81, peripenoen. Daber claude ib, baB,
tpenn mir nit Mnbe uno @e0nl0 uno
nit groBter 8orlibt ben bisberigen
8eg fortleten, mir zines Eages 81
6em bon uns alien eriebnten 3iel,
5ur @ieberpereinigung 8eutIblanos
III sSreibeit fontmen!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
u. s., 81.

Ser @riinoe, lpesbalb beut5utage
nibt ntebr 10 piele @unoer geibeben
als in Den eriten 3eiten Ser STRIDE,
gibt eS bauptia6li6 5tpei. 3undbit
muBten in Ben eriten 6riitliben Sabr-
bunoerten Die 8unoer bdufieer iein.
Ser S6riftlteller Srigines erfldrt,
ooB obne @un0er Die 9lusbreitl1ng
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

Dem bat oas Otittel audi nod Dos
@ute, baB es billig uno leibt gu be.
I6offen lit. Die Sauptiabe BET oteler
= tpie ou6 BEL anoeren &nren - lit,
oaB man nit @ebulo lrno ausoauer
Sic Sur fort tlest, bis man gelerl1ng
iniirt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

lden Beiabrngssone laufen. Aber oie
oentide 8nnoes6nbn, iagte Barfer,
lei mobl in Der Gage, ben NeiIeperfebr
Der anerifaniiben Nilitdrperionen
lefblt al beipdltigen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

Muf Ser Sefuno q r b a B n.
grlter &eiIen6er: uDieie Strede bin
i6 i6on NAL gu SUB gegangen.
3meiter 9feilenoer: uad, oa batten
Sic es Dobl lebr eilig?"
Baiienbe 3ei abe.
uWie lange tuar 6enn sSbr lettes
Wao6en BEL Sbnen?" = AID, 10 et-
pa elm babies &affeeIerbice."
Evening star., 1952-03-23
|Ex- Reporter Ends Life /,
After is Yeurs Illness

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Mar.
122.-Mrs. Geneva Kent Dornick,,
lE53. 4 former Huntington Hegaid-
dispatch reporter, shot herself to
death today after Is years of M
:EneSS. sSss y & 81
/ She was the wife Of Ell. Dor
mick, vice president Of the Cabell
chemical Co of Huntington.
/ One Of her steady assignments
lon the Herald Dispatch was COW
|ering Board Of Education meet
Iings. Her friendship with mem
lbers Of the board led to the nam
ling Of Huntington's Geneva Kent
School in her honor.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Textured strows their substance line and briIIiones
their enchontment. The bonnet-lift, wreothed
with pink iyocinth blossoms and briIlionts 1850.
The low crowned sailor, eorlonded with brilliant
flowers, $500. The straightforward sailor, with
brilliontly imaginative paving Of nnoidenhoir fern,
$3.50. in Chondo collection, hots $3.50 to 4o So
W6L-MilIinery Salon, Second Floor. Main Store only
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Easier Seal Week
is ]. Designated Here

"a sgfs
The Commissioners have desig-
mated the week starting today 81
Easter Seal Crippled Children
Week In order to focus atten-
ition on the current SOS 900 fund
campaign BY the District Society
for Crippled Children. ss,
The society has mailed Easter
Seals to 230.000 homes ana btsi-
ness houses III the District area,
More than 90 per. cent Of the
money realized from this seal
sale will be used 10 maintain the
society's cerebral palsy clinic
The rest of the money goes to
|iiational research and educational
programs.
IN o proclamation. the Com
l1issioners noted the fact That al
least l,O00 children lii the Dis-
[trict have cerebral palsy. and
added: GID
The responsibility of giving
each or these children q right
to- happiness Is ours - RESPONSE
|bility we cannot neglect because
|it Is one Of the vital factors Ii
the future Of our city ana Ma
tion. and . great humanitarian
The Commissioners pointed out
that 400 cerebral palsy victims
were treated and educated las,
year at the clinic. and added
funds were needed for expansion
The city heads said, I'VE ear.
nestly urge all citizens, interested
groups and societies to participate
fully and wholeheartedly Ia ths
work and its objectives.. !. Il.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
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Business Briefs
Electric Power Production in TN

Electric Power Production in the
week ended March 20 totaled T.
263, 100000 kilowatthours COM
pared with 7,353,977,OOO in the
previous week and was 1870 above
the like week a year ago.-Edison
Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index, based on
the cost of a pound each of 81
foods in general use, this week
declined to $6.40 compared with
$6.48 last week and was 1857
down from a year ago.-Dun &
Bradstreet.
General Tire & Rubber Co.
stockholders approved a two-for-
one split of the common stock and
reelected board members and
officers.
Parke, Davis & Co. announced
lit is investigating the possibility
of establishing new manufacturing
Iplants in Japan and the Philip
pines.
Pacific Western Oil in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
805, $50 or $1.60 a share VS.. S.
1853 ,638 or $1.29 in 1850.
Indiana & Michigan Elec. In
year ended February 20 earned
I$7,135,546 VS.. $7,081 1853 in 1851.
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd, in
year ended December 81 earned
$4,634,369 or $3.50 a share VS..
$2,770s781 or $2.02 in 1850. g
Bullocks, Inc, in year ended
January 81 earned $3.108,351 or
$2.36 a share VS.. $4,437,0 ,073 or
$3.47 in 1851.
Middle States Petro. Corp. in
year ended December 81 earned
$3,593,191 or $1.68 share VS.. S.
|704,852 or $1.73 in 1850.
Tennessee Corp. in year ended
December 81 earned $3,575, ,22O or
$4.24 share VS.. $3.874,814 or
$4.59 in 1850.
Fairchild Engine e. Airplane in
year ended December 81 earned
So, ,222.1 .130 or SO cents a share VS..
$3.094,768 or $1.34 in 1850.
iversal-Cyclops Steel Corp.
in year ended December 81 earned
$2,319,740 or $4.85 a share VS..
$2,367,537 or $4.95 in 1850.
LITE Circuit Bearer Co. in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
921 ,565 or $7.12 q share VS.. ST.
675, ,367 or $3.50 in 1850.
Am. Safety Razor Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned $944,-
344 or 81 cents a share VS.. $1,415,-
297 or $1.00 in 1850.
Bell Co. in year ended December
81 earned $204,767 or 81 cents a
share VS.. $1.032,214 or $S.07 in
1850.
Eagle-Picher Co. in 3 months
ended February 20 totaled $685.
675 or 10 cents a share VS.. $914,-
851 or 90 cents in 1851.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Produce Markets

suppilsS By the United stsses SsTieaisare
steady sgfnsl baskets
mems. .nsse' sss ,asSss Yo5s
kems ssfs n acS5s SR Gs
i1ches 0 up poor Color iesa PennsSiVania shS
/ / I9- 9-bushei crates. Delicious. 2N inches
and ~ inches up. fair quality, 300.
to P9}tatossEiARout }ant esi.. steady; Pennsylvania
sweet potatoeswAbout steady; bushe]
baskets baskets. and hampers. U; 8, Is. Maryland
0l0ens' ia Pouftrs Il s0SG Saosstions ssass 0ooSo
Poultry =. Heavy hens weak: othel
classes steady. oierings heavy hens ii
ees q q YEA osrs ap: e T aFres snS
RS over i. pounds. 3O-33, few hiener
type, %. Turkeys. Beltsviile breeder hens
40 Sr0nze OssraSs Srain sfns Market i0 lew higher
wheat Ress.pts Ss 1aSS5s p9uns 5ushsis sasis
shipments 1920 eushfsd ssd stSssr stSsss' s;f
IMieky:, SPOT, domestic, $50; Aprii, a:5o
NC corn&Receipts, Il re- 7e,7se bushels; ship
ments, none. stocks, 2,153,272 bushels
Oats-Receipts. $4,000 bushels: ship
ments, 2o,50o bushels; stocks, 26,O4s
Bariey-Receipts. 7s. 2oa bushels; ship.
ments, 110.53l bushels; stocks. 445,7fI
bushels.
ments, 10000 bushels: stocks, p5,O5f
bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts, 1000 bushels. ship.
Millfeed-Receipts, Sb tons.
NggS and Butter.
yesterdays QuotatiOns.)
csnt Gsgs: IN Market ,r6s, hrm Prices advanced
large whites and mixed colors Receipts
moderate. Demand fair.
Prices paid fob. Baltimore BY frst
receivers: Large, minimum. 20 per cent
quality, whites. 431a-45; brown and
mixed colors, 1914 Vi mediums. mini.
mum 20 per cent, A quality, Al; current
Receipts: Butter. none; eggs. 2 40 casss
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Stock Prices Decline;
Weakness Centers on
Oils and Some Rails
BY fhe Associafed Press

NEW YORK, April 2.-The
stock market was lower today
with weakness centered in oils
and some rails.
Losses ran from fractions to
around a point while in a few
areas there were localized gains
that extended to about a point.
The market was lower all
around at the opening with trad
ing active. Within the first hour
partial recovery occurred in some
rails, and that slight showing of
strength was enough to halt the
slide.
Trading still was cautious and
somewhat restricted by uncertain
ties in the steel dispute.
Steels themselves were un-
changed to lower but without ac-
tivity. Copper mining issues
slipped. In the mixed category
were motors, chemicals, rubbers
and utilities.
Around noon the gold issues
enjoyed a buying furry that put
them ahead fractions to around
a point Among the gamers were
Homestake Mining. Dome Mines,
McIntyre-Porcupine, and South
American Gold and Platinum.
Lower stocks included Santa Fe,
Union Pacific, Standard Oil of
New Jersey, Texas Pacific Land
Trust, Eastern Air Lines, Kenne-
colt Copper, Dow Chemical, Gen.
eral Electric, U. S. Steel, General
Motors and Montgomery Ward.
Higher were Northern Pacific,
Consolidated Edison, Eastman
Kodak, Amerada Petroleum,
Chrysler and u. S. Rubber.
Corporate bonds were Irregular
ly lower. Governments in the
oYer-the-counter market were un-
changed to fractionally higher.
Evening star., 1952-04-02
Chicago Grain

Of at the start and then staged recovery
sn the .. Board of Trade today. Dealing.
The initial drop represented a con.
lost the most ground at this time. Notice.
ably steady were the new-crop wheat
contracts. In the subsequent recovery these
Wheat near the end Of the first houl
Corn was h;-as lower, May S1.s4. anc
oats were z lower to V higher. May s5si
May S292. and lard was Ave to 10 cent.
la hundred pounds lower. May S11.55
weakness in fats and oils continued
to plague the entire market. Cottonseec
in early trading. The possibility Of !
steel strike made buyers cautious as some
Ieit M this would be defationary develop
The weekly Weather Bureau crop sum-
reported mostly good to locally excellent,
except poor to fair In drought areas
These drought areas are Eastern New
Mexico. the western section of Texas and
the extreme southwestern and panhandle
italy was expected to be in the wheat
market for about 3 million bushels in
the near future. The Government is ex-
pected to buy a fair quantity of -four be-
fore the week is out. Grain men called
attention to the fact. that open interest
time of year.
Directors late yesterday ordered a pen
atty payment Of $40 a ton against shorts
who defaulted in the March soybean meal
were 70
from washineton on the plan to raise
bean meal ceilings from S74 to $Ss q
ton.