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Business Briefs

week ended March 10 was S,765,-
1000 tons, compared with 1900, 900
tons the previous week and o.
1881 600 in the corresponding week
jof 1951.--National Coal Associa-
Ition.
| Rail Freight Volume for the
week ended March Is amounted
Ito 708,826 carloads. down 0.8 per
lcent from the previous week and
40 per cent below the similar
week last year.-Association Of
American Railroads.
Heavy Construction Contracts
aggregated $250,763,O00 in the
week ended Monday, compared
with 1928 ,806, 900 the week before
and $159. 9.761, 900 In the CORE
spending 1851 week.-Engineering
News-Record.
IngOt Brass and Bronze Ship
ments totaled 24.2Il tons in Feb
ruary compared to 28,315 tons in
january and 27,l68 tops in Febru-
larry, 1851,
Berkshire Fine Spinning Asso-
Iciates, Inc., announces its Adams
I(Mass.} mills, employing 1000
persons. win not operate next week
because of ''worsening market
lconditions."
Salt Lake Pipe Line Co., a sub
sidiary of Standard Oil Co. Of
California. will build q 330-mile
loi products pipeline from Salt
Lake City to Boise, Idaho, at q
cost of So million.
| Perfect Circle Corp. Of Hagers-
town. Ind. has purchased Gen.
ltrifugal Foundry Co. Of Muskegon.
Mich, for an undisclosed price.
Thomas A. Edison, Inc, has
Opened . new $500, 900 laboratory
lin New Jersey astride the Orange
West Orange town line.
Goodyear Tire q Rubber Co.,,
Inc. viii build . $1.5 million ware
house and Office building near Vail
Airport In Los Angeles.
Gulf OIL Corp. reported 1851 net
learnings of $140.071 900 or $6.17 a
share VS.. $11l,l40.000 or $4.9O IA
1850.
Phillips Petroleum Co. net for
1881 was $73. .229 or $5.45, VS..
l$51 ,557 .264 or $4.25.
Also for Calendar 1851:
Minnesota Mining q Manufac-
turing Co. earned $15.738, ,452 or
81 90, VS.. $20.318.9O4 or $2.51.
HoudaiIle- Hershey Corp. earned
l$2. 2.478. .656 or $2.61, VS.. $3,278.131
lor 1858.
Vanadium Corp. Of America
learned $2,O05. .585 or $4.60. VS.. ST.
l234.12l or $5.51.
Packard Motor Car Co. earned
s.. .594, ,060 or SO cents, VS.. $5.l62,-|
l348 or 81 cents.
RObertshaw Fulton Controls Co.
learned $3,O08, 100 or $2.25, VS.. $5,-|
785, ,586 or $4.32.
BirdsborO Steel Foundry d Ma
chine Co. earned $503 ,595 or $2.54.
Tvs. $408, ,874 or $2.06.
Zenith Radio Corp. earned $5.-|
l370,74O or $1,000. VS.. $8,479, $50
lor $l7.22.
| North American Co. earned
$40. sos $40 Or $1.26, VS.. $l2 GIT
lor $1.47.
Pabst Brewing Co. earned $8,-I
l721, ,849 or $2.14. VS.. $l1.243.240 or
l$2.76.
Pressed steel Car Co. earned
$1.221, ,0o4 or 81. VS.. 1 net loss Of
I$9O0, ,987.
Standard ON Co. (Ohio) earned
l$23. .164,5e1. VS.. $40. .221 .345 or $500
United Aircraft Corp. earned
l$14.226,867 or $4.06. vs.. $13.2O4. .128I
Ior $3.73.
Cleveland Cliffs From Co. earnedl
l$10. NASH or $3.75. VS.. 81, ,698. .64oI
Ior $3.50.
Curtis Publishing Co. earnedl
/ $4.B40, ,921 or 55 cents. VS.. $6,2l2,-l
1854 or 93 cents.
Deep Rock Oh Corp. earned 81
|24l 1886 or $4.9o per share OUT
Istanding. vs.. 1915, ,878 or $7.46.
EairChiId Camera q Instrument
Corp. earned $317,O 900 Or 76I
cents. W. 44H2 .21O or II 20.
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Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 CPl.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper. 24 y
19 cents Q pound, New York. Zinc. 1919
9Bpnd. Nsu xork.
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Is Mining Firms Authorized

/ SANTOS, Brazil. .-Twenty-eig
new mining companies were
.Iauthorized last year to operate in
Brazil.
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what heavier, Improved demand
Prices paid fob. Baltimore 81 Nrst re-
|ceiyers: Large min. 40 per cent A analtty
30-42. Mediums min. 20 Uer cent A Qual-
|ity white. 37ia-40; brown and mixed col
Current receipts. 3bIs-a6sk.
Receipts: Butter. 31.67l pounds; egss.
|1.711 eases.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. mar. RI R4.-Fereirn en-
change rates follow (Great Britain IN
collars others IN cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
cents, on i OF . cent.
Europe Great Britain pound. 2.s0ss
on "A Of cent: 3Q-day futures 2.79ls
on n Of Q cent; 60-day futures, 2.79 W,
o o f a,ens cent; BeIsig sSSag ffgYsuPss fYsS5s
unchanged: France (franc), 1855 OF 4
cent, unchanged; Holland fguilder), 1885,
unchanged; Portugal (escudo), $50, un-
changed: Sweden (krona), 1885, un-
changed: Switzerland tfranc) ffree)
20. 90; unchanged.
UNCHANGED; Brazil (freel. $50, unchanged;
Mexico, 1I.57, UNCHANGED: Venezuela
tbolivar1, 30.03, UNCHANGED.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1880,
UNCHANGED
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. mar. 81 IN. Dividends
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Evening star., 1952-01-21
Set
This Month

Miguel de SAM, vicomte
D'Echau and the vicomtesse
D'Echau Of Paris. France. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Micheline, to Mr.. r. j.
Denis Beatty, son Of Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Frank E. Beatty of Belve-
dere, Calf.
The bride-elect. granddaughter
Of the late Count de Lizzaraga,
former Governor Of Madrid, and
Countess de Lizzaraga, and the
late MIR. and Mrs. John c. Cebrian
of San Francisco, Calf, is q
graduate Of the Dominican Con-
vent and College in San Rafael,
Calf. Her brother. John de SAM
is q counselor at the Spanish
Consulate in San Francisco.
Mr.. Beatty is an alumnus of
Thacher School and Princeton
University where he was mem
ber Of the Charter Club. He is also
a member Of the Chevy Chase
Club.
After serving in the armed
forces during World War II, Mr..
Beatty returned to Princeton to
complete postgraduate work in
architecture and received his
masters degree in 1949. He is the
grandson of the late Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Frank E. Beatty OF
this city and the late Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Horton Of Warwickshire,
London and North Wales.
The couple will be married
Saturday and after a three-month
wedding trip in Mexico, will make
their home in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
By Betty BeoIe

Deputy Undersecretary of State
Carl Humelsine has proven more
than once that he is not a man
to be cowed by the vituperative
attacks hurled at the State De-
partment by Senator Joe McCar-
thy. Just before Christmas he had
some special hitherto unpublished
training that might stand him
in good stead against any such
future onslaughts. He stepped
into a bull ring in Toledo, Spain.
He was travelling with a group
Of men from the House Appro-
priations Committee-Representa-
tives John Rooney, Foster Fur
colo. John Fogarty and Dan
Flood. Ambassador Stanton Crit
fis and Carl's assistant Vic Purse
were with them and Les Biffle
had Joined them temporarily.
Thea whole group was invited
out to a ranch where bulls are
bred for the ring. Since the sue
cess Of a bullfight. which is over
in q matter Of minutes, depends
on how mean the bull is, they are
bred for centuries to develop that
one trait. Even the cows are test
ed from the time they are heifers
to be sure they are nasty enough
for breeding. The men were
watching some Of these 2-year-old
heifers that weighed between 400
and 500 pounds and had horns 6 to
8 inches long. Carl picked out one
that looked particularly nasty.
There's one you should fight, f."
he kidded a Spaniard with them.
mo. we saved her for you," re-
piled the Spaniard with q grin.
There was some more iokinp hack
Evening star., 1952-01-21
Miss Bouyier
|WiII Nurry
|Nr. Hustled

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M. Auchin-
Icloss Of Mclean. Va. today an
Inounced the engagement Of Mrs
Auchincloss' daughter. Miss JAG
Iqueline Lee Bouvier. to Mr.. Johr
G. w. Hustled. jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John g. w. Hustled Of Bed
ford Hills. Ny
Miss Bouvier. daughter Of Mr..
John v. Bouvier III Of New York,
attended Miss Chapin's School In
New York. Miss Porter's School
Pennington. Conn: Vassar Col
lege: the Sorbonne. Paris. France,
and graduated last June from
George Washington University.
She was presented to society in
1947.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of MIR. James T. Lee of
New. York and the late Mrs. Lee
and of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
v. Bouvier. jr., also Of New York.
MIR. Hustled attended Summer
fields School, Hastings. England.
and is a graduate Of st. Paul's
School, Concord. N. H., and Yale
University. 1949. During. World
War II he served with the Ameri-
can Field Service attached to the
British forces in Italy, France,
Germany and India.
He is a member Of the Yale Club
and the Racquet and Tennis Club
of. New work. Mr.. Hustled is q
grandson of the late Representa-
tive and Mrs. James w. Hustled of
Peekskill. N. Y. and the late DR..
and Mrs. William Armstrong of
New York.
The wedding will take place in
June.
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Exclusively Yours
Deputy Undesecretoy OF Stue Carl Hun7eIsine Describes
Experience in Bull Ring at Toledo Spain in December

and forth, "and the upshot Of it
was" said Carl, Il was shamed
into it."
So the Deputy Undersecretary
Of State got into the ring with
the nasty heifer and flashed the
red cape before her eyes. He man
aged to draw her on and sidestep
her charges for about 10 minutes
before she pinned him against the
wall with her horns. That's when
he was so glad that she wasn't a
three-year-old bull. After that Vic
Purse, who at least had tried it be-
fore. got in and took her on for
another 10 minutes.
1T wasn't anything" decries
Carl modestly, lit was only a heif-
er." But that same heifer ripped
the side of a mans leg wide open |!
Bullf1ghting experts will tell you
that at least the 3-year-old
bull is trained to charge the cape,
whereas you never know when a
nelIer Is gong after the man!
Representative Flood took NOV
ing pictures of the Capital officials
experiences in the ring and the
Humelsines are going to have a
party some evening and show
them.
4 \ 4 \
Mary Acheson Bundy has her
fathers delightful sense of humor.
The young, fresh-faced pretty
daughter of the Secretary of State
was chuckling at her fathers re-
ception for Winston Churchill
over something some one had said
to her. Speaking of the picture
that appeared in Life magazine,
showing Secretary Acheson and
Anthony Eden standing side by
side looking very much alike with
Evening star., 1952-01-21
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Garvin
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Dorothea Louise to Mr.
Donald E. Seapy. HIM. 2 X-ray
technician, u. 8. N.
Mr.. Seapy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Seapy Of Colfax,
Calf.
Miss Garvin attended Macdon-
aid College, Red Springs, N. c..
and is graduate Of the WASH
ington School for Secretaries. She
is now with the National Institute
of Public Health in Bethesda.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Weose-F Foxell
Announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wease OF
Arlington of the engagement OF
their daughter, Dorothy Jane to
Mr.. Harry Edward Foxell. jr., also
of Arlington. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
Photo.
CTInn AcE

MIR. and Mrs. Saylor C. Cubbage
have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Freda May. to
Mr.. Stanley B. Thawley. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Thawley Of
Crisf1eld. Md.
Miss Cubbage Is q graduate of
Bridgewater College and the Uni
versity of North Carolina Gradu-
ate School. She is now o teacher
in Prince william County, Va.
Mr. Thawley an alumnus OF
Peddie School and Haverford Col
lege, recently completed post
graduate work at the University
of North Carolina. He also at
tended the Universite de Caen
France.
During World War II, the BRIDE
groom ELECT served with the Goth
Division and he is now . member
Of the faculty Of the Longfeilow-
dewitt School In Bethesda.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

The engagement OF Miss Vir-
ginia Dean to Mr.. William H.
Wood III, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, jr., Of Arlington, has been
announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood J. Dean Of
Annandale. Va.
No date has been set for the
wedding. -...-.
Sheridan-Iondolo r.
Mrs. Leo j. Sheridan Of this
city, formerly Of Chicago, Ill.,,
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Marguerite Elizabeth
to MIR. Joseph Iandolo. formerly
Of Brooklyn, N. Y. -
The wedding will take place
June z. ,-s
The bridegroom-elect, who re-
Gently graduated from Catholic
University. served in the Navy
during World War II and is now
employed at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory at White Oak, Md.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
|BosWeII-Hutto
WeddinqHeId

Miss Betty Claudett Hutto
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Hutto of Cheverly. Md. was mar
ried January 10 to Mr.. David S
Boswell. son of Mrs. Samuel Bos-
well Of District Heights, Md.
The wedding took place at the
B ra bury Heights Methodist
Church. The Rev. Dorsey K. Stur-
,gis performed the ceremony.
After a reception here at the
home OF Mrs. E. A. Cooper, the
brides grandmother. the couple
left on Southern wedding trip
They will make their home here
on their return.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

Guests at the party included
Mrs. John Sparkman, Mrs. George
Grant, Mrs. Garland Hedrick, Mrs
John Steelman, Mrs. David w
McNichol, Sonora de Herbruger,
Senore de Villa and Countess Picot
|d'Aligny.
After the lunch, held in the
Willard Room Of the Willard
Hotel, Mrs. lines took her guests
to the Political Study Club to hear
Ambassador Jarman speak. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude M.
Houchins held a dinner Saturday
in the Louis Seize Room of the
Shoreham Hotel In honor of the
Missouri delegation in Congress.
Guests included Senator and
Mrs. James p. Kerr. Senator and
Mrs. Thomas c. Hennings, jr., and
Evening star., 1952-01-21
The Brannqns Give at lone, Other Eetes

The Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Brannan gave another ir
their series Of at homes Saturday
and welcomed more than zoo
guests to their Westchester Apart
ment.
AS is usual at these parties Mrs.
Brannan served her home made
brownies and date cookies and
many a guest left with q few of
these delectable morsels tucked
in their pockets.
Also on the menu were roast
turkey and ham.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Hollis
lines entertained at lunch In
honor of Mrs. Pete .Jarman, wife
of the Ambassador to Australia,
who like Mrs. lines. halls from
Montgomery, Ala.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
-Southan Photo.

The wedding Of Miss Lorraine
A. Green and Mr.. John A. Camso
took place yesterday afternoon In
st. Anthony's Church, Father
Raymond Decker officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Marjorie c. Green Of Mount
Rainier and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Camso
Of this city.
After a reception at the Knights
Of Columbus Hall. the couple left
for a wedding trip in New York.
They will make their home In In
diana
Evening star., 1952-01-21

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church was the scene yesterday Of
the wedding Of Miss La Rue Sig
man and Sergt. Wesley r. Donner.
jr... q. s. A.. the Rev. william r.
Wright officiating.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Sigman of
Cowen, w. Va, and the BRIDE
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donner< of Merrill, Wis.
The couple will make their
home here after a wedding trip.
The bride is employed by the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation and
Sergt. Donner Is stationed at Fort
BeIvoir. -
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Miss Heise to We'd

The engagement Of their daugh-
ter Ruth Bernice to Mr.. Jane.
wv. Case. jr., son of Mr.. Case o1
Fairfax. Va, is announced by Mr.
and Mrs. August w. Heise OF
|Reisterstown, Md. The wedding
will take place in the fall.
Miss Heise attended Radford
a senior at Virginia Polytenchic
college, Virginia. Mr.. Case is now
Institute, Blacksburg, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
Society News:
Weekend Party Potpourri
Keeps Wushinqton on Go

matte row include the supper party
being given tonight by the Greek
Ambassador, Mr.. Athanese Politis.
following the song recital at the
Phillips Gallery OF Tycha Turli-
TAXI, famed Greek singer, now liv-
ing here with her husband, DR..
Alexander Symeonitis, cancer re-
search scientist who Is working
at the Research Center.
Yesterday the Greek Ambassa-
dor was among the distinguished
guests at Mrs. Brittens break
fast.
The hostess, wearing black lace
and gardeniaS, received guests
just inside the door Of the East
Room with the Spanish Ambas-
sador and his wife. Sonora de
Lequerica highlig1ted her after
noon dress with a cluster Of or
chidS.
The room was decorated for the
occasion with hundreds of fame
colored gladioluses. Two tower
ing vases of these graced either
end Of the buffet table and In
the center reigned a gold urn
filled with luscious fruit and
topped by tiny United States and
Spanish flags.
Foncy Fore
For the black coffee only
breakfaster there were several
urns of the beverage and those
who eat hearty had numerous
delicacies to chose from.
There was .curried turkey with
rice, country sausage, scrambled
eggs, broiled ham. broiled pine
apple. fried apples. French pastry,
sliced fruits and fruit juices.
Among those invited to sample
this ample fare were Senator and
Mrs. Owen Brewster, Senator and
Mrs. Herman Welker, Senator and
Mrs. George Malone, Represent
ative Joe Martin. Mrs. Davis Ell
kins. Mrs. Walter Distler, the Will
liam Leahys. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Graves. Mr.. John Logan, Senator
and Mrs. Harry Cain, the Dale
Millers and Senator and Mrs.
Walter George.
Mrs. Harry Grant Meem was
also invited as were DR.. and Ed
win Tillman Stirling, DIR. and Mrs.
Leo Brison Norris. Mrs. Harold
Walker. the John Cresbys and Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Lipscomb,
p Mrs. Britten entertains annual
ly at breakfast but previously it
has been given in June. Summer
now have persuaded her
to change the annual party to the
winter when all her friends are in
Washington.
By the SEQ |
Nice as all the parties yesterday
were, there is one couple everyone1
was envying-Mr. and Mrs. w.
Stuart Symington. The former
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
head and his talented wife have
just rented a winter home in ia
maica, British West Indies, for five
weeks.
Prior to the RFC job handsome
'Stu" Symington was chairman
Of the National Resources Board
and Secretary Of the Air Force so
none Of the envyers will deny that
his five weeks Of sun and salt air
are due him.
Just to show that the gay party
pace will continue the mails bring
an invitation from the Ambas-
sador Of Indonesia and Mime. Sas-
troamidjojo for a cocktail party
January 20. And too, Mrs. Rob-
ert Marshall has cards out to al
luncheon in honor Of Lady Ber-
npdcan
Evening star., 1952-01-21

In Purcel1ville Baptist Church
January Is Miss Ann Catherine
Hatcher became the bride Of Mr.
Stanley True Greene, jr., the Rev
Harold Eaton officiating, assisted
by the Rev. David Crawford.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Hatcher
of Purcellville, Va, and the bride
groom's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene Of Leesburg, Va.
The couple are now on q we'd
ding trip in Hot Springs. Ark. and
will make their home in Wash
ington upon their return.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

Miss Eva Alicia Cruz and Mr..
Godofredo Salas were married
January 10 in st. Paul's Catholic
Church. the Rev. Charles E. Cor
nell officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Cruz Andino,
of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr.,
Salas is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Timoteo Salas of Toa .Baja. Puerto
Rico.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the Hotel 2400. After a
wedding trip to Philadelphia, Pa,
the couple will make their home
here.
Evening star., 1952-01-21
Utterbock-Nyrnon
Ceremony Held

Mfr. and Mrs. Frank e. NyInan
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Shirley Ellen, to Mr..
Richard w. Utterback. SOP Of Mr..
Otho Utterback and the late Mrs.
Rosalie Utterback.
The ceremony took place Jan
|uary IL in Holy Comforter Church.
the Rev. II. Luther Rhodes of
snciating.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

Representatives Clarence Cannon.
Frank Karsten. Paul Jones. Leo
nard Irving, o. K. Armstrong and
their wives and Representatives
Claude I. Bakewell. Thomas B.
Curtis, the James H. Pearsons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bliss, Mrs.
Rebul Nichols, Miss Agnes Sulli-
van, Miss Ludie De Spain, Miss
Mary K. Ball and Mr.. Paul Stark.
Evening star., 1952-01-21

their similar height, similar mus
taches. black homburgs and similar
overcoats, the some one" had re-
marked to Mary that the caption
underneath should have read,
Which twin has the Toni?"
The Secretary got q good laugh
out Of it later.
Fleur Cowles Of Look magazine,
Mary Goodman Bass Of The Ladies
Home Journal, Betsy Blackwell of
Mademoiselle, Camille Davied OF
McCall's and some of their New
York cohorts have announced
that the New York program they
will stage for the Women's Ma
tional Press Clubs next dinner
will include the incompatible
Hildegarde. They are almost ready
to announce another personality
of world fame who will take part
in the program. The date of the
dinner has been switched to Feb
ruary IL, the place-to the Stat
Ter Hotel.
Attention Georgia Neese Clark:
A message from Hollywood-"The
guy got the tie" David and
Adele LeBreton said goodbye to
Washington yesterday after two
months home leave from foreign
service. They were formerly sta
toned in Warsaw. will now 60 tc
Tunis. Adele is the former wife
of Arnold Welles, son Of Sumner
Welles. Gladys Tartiere goes
to Chicago this week and thence
to Sun Valley to stay. she says
as long as she wants to. And q
large bunch of posies herewith
goes out to Johnny Caswell who
is still on the critical list at Emer-
gency Hospital.