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ularly when questions of sub
stantial military preparedness
requiring money and effort are
involved.
And to complete the criticism
of the unnecessary and dam
aging delays in continental Eu-
rope. Gen. Eisenhower did not
overlook the still strong attrac-
ton Of the Communists for the
industrial workers. He eX-
pressed himself bluntly: There
are workers in our member
countries still suffering from
the delusion that their interests
are served by association with
Communicated groups. It is
nightmarish that any free
workers of the West could re-
spond voluntarily to the same
Kremlin voices that have die
tated the elimination of free
labor unions in Russia and the
satellite countries"
How much this criticism
the strongest ever voiced by a
responsible American official
who at the same time is COM
mander in chief of the NATO
forces-was for home consump-
ton cannot be appraised. We
must bear in mind, however.
that Gen. Eisenhower is a presi-
dental candidate and is fully
aware that the principal crit
icism offered by his political
opponents in this country is his
blind internationalism."
In the report he has offered
the world on the first year of
his supreme NATO command,
the general has shown not only
that he is fully aware of the still
great weaknesses of that defen-
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Where it's always
MOVING DAY
A big lumber dealer sells material plus motion
...helped by an unseen Friend

ment to retail lumberyards or to jobs under
construction.
The tall, gangling straddlers seem to
scramble all over the yard, with their five
to seven-ton loads. And they do, often at
45-mile speed! That means move.
How rugged they must be, to lift such
heavy loads in their metal arms. nickel
toughens the frames and cross shafts.)
What sinewy motors are needed to whisk
those long legged trucks on their nimble
errands. (Nickel provides stamina in
stressed parts, in drive shaft, universal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

~-ATCH a steamer discharge mill
jN/ lions of feet of West Coast fir
I w and hemlock. AS soon as load
I~ of lumber is lowered to the dock,
it is helped rapidly along it's way by "Your
Unseen Friend" Nickel.
See how quickly one of the big lumber
luggers" jumps into action It straddles the
pile of timbers, clamps them in it's steel
arms, and whirls them away to station
beneath one of the tall cranes. In few Sec
onds, the craneman stacks the timbers for
a temporary stop before their final ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-03

joints, gears and pinions.)
Lumberyards, shipyards defense plants
there's Nickel practically everywhere
important work is being done. You seldom
see it because it is usually intermixed with
other metals to make them longer-lasting,
stronger, or resistant to corrosion. That is
why Nickel is called Your Unseen Friend"
For the Inquiring Mind: Where does Nickel come
from-1Oho made this friendly metal useful, Ual-
uable? How is it possible to raise tons of ore
thousands of feet and produce Nickel for your
ever expanding world of aoonders?
This romance of men, mines, and machines, OF
developing resources, is in your free copy of 1.-THE
Romance of Nickel" Write, The International
Nickel Co., Imc., Dept. 6S7G, NeaO York S, NY.
The INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY. Inc
4! 3 Nickel. You. ...... F..
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
YE EDITORS NOTEBOOK

The Intercultural program of the Orange Blossom
Festival at the Dade County Auditorium on Thursday
evening December A, was largely attended.
DR.. Mordecai Johnson president of Howard Unlver-
sy spoke from the subject Americas Great Hour and
his audience listened for than hour to this great
crater as he pointed out Americas position and power IN
the world today, Colonial Imperialism and the danger OF
Communism.
The consensus is that it a great speech. DIR.
Franklin Williams president of the University OF Mi
ami, introduced DIR. Johnson.
Mr. James c. Evans Civilian Assistant to the Secre-
tary of Defense made brief but interesting remarks
Dr. George w. Gore, president of Florida A. and M
College, presided The Rev Edward T. Graham pronounc
ed the invocation and the FAM Symphonic Band and
Quartet furnished music.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
NEGRO PLUMBERS

We have Negro plumbers in Miami; at least there
is licensed plumbers Those who do any plumbing work
do helpers The real is that applicant
far has been able qualify Furthermore they not
allowed to work officially apprentices, which
they Disseminated against and will be able to
work at the trade In sDade County
They are therefore. trying to do spmethng about it.
On Wednesday Atty. G. E. Graves, behalf of
Archie Langford Frank Cooper and Robert Henderson,
brought suit against Fl. L. Schaler, Supervisor of
Plumbing for the city of Miami.
The master plumbers seem to be satisfied with the
work these do, but the city does allow appren-
tees work jobs under masters journeymen The
Plumbers, Union does not have Negro members.
The suit claims il is violation of civil rights
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

until day light ON the following
Christmas morning. There will be
continuous music and entertain
ment all the way. The affair will
begin with dancing, as usual on
Wednesday nights, the amateur
show will follow, then a special
professional show will be pre-
Sented for the added entertain
ment Of the guests. Following
these two shows, there will be
dancing and more dancing until
dawn Christmas morning. Pa
irons are reminded to make their
table reservations early, for this
very special yule-time attrac-
ton.
NOTES FROM HERE
AND THERE
The popular TempoS, that SEN
sational quartet of music makers
who are appearing nightly over
at the Rocking M. B. Lounge at
Miami Beach, will begin a series
of weekly television shows over
WTVJ each Sunday from 6:15 to
$50 pm. starting this Sunday,
December, IA. Included in the
group are Edward "Skeets" Mo
Klaine,i bass; Danny Turner, alto
and bongo drums; Jimmy Seigler,
piano and vocalist, and Ernie
HamSon, guitar and leader .
Miss Tommy Lee Charlow re-
turned to the city last Sunday
after an extended stay in Tampa
and Plant City. Miss Charlow,
who is stopping at 2242 NV 74th
ST., at the home of Mrs. Ellen
Bell Taylor plans to remain in
the city indefinitely A series
of Teen-Age dances sponsored by
the local airmen from the troop
carrier wing at the Mary Eliza
beth hotel every Friday night, is
being announced around the city.
Tne aumlssIon is So cents and re-
freShmeAts are served free.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

EASTERN AIR LINES CLUB
QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS -
Pictured above are the Queen of
the Eastern Air Lines Social and
Civic Club and her attendants.
They are as follows: At left, Miss
Juanita Bailey, attendant, in the
center, Miss Julia Mae Parham,
the queen and at right, Miss Will
mith Edgecombe, attendant.
The Club was lavishly repre-
sented with very attractive float
in the Orange Blossom Classic
Parade Saturday morning. Rid
ing atop this float were the queen
and her attendants. Preceding
the float was a convertible car
carrying the members of the
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

Harold L. Francis, convicted on
a manslaughter charge in March
1851. and who has been at Lib
erty under appeals and reprieves
won q pardon Thursday. S ia e
representative Robert L. Floyd.
attorney for Francis, cited his
work In behalf Of children and
the blind, and told the Pardon
Board he believed society would
be better served If Francis were
allowed to remain free to con-
tlnue his welfare work among his
people.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

The Health and Happy Kin
dergarten and Nursery at 2Ol6
NV Washington avenue, recent
y held open house with Mrs.
Paralee Ratcliff and Mrs. Gwen
dolyn johnson as hosteSSes. The
building is owned by MRS. c. M.
Reed who received many con-
gratulations
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

There is still a fight on against
Federal Housing for Negroes in
Miami. The Realtors Board is now
In it. Editor William G.. Mum of
the Pittsburgh Courier, who is
visiting in Miami, made a speech
against the Drive-In Theatre site
at a meeting on Monday.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
SURRENDER IN CARVER BoMBENGS CASE

Four Miamans indicted by the Grand Jury in the
Carver Village Bombing surrendered to Federal officials
Wednesday and released bonds of 900 each
Three are members of the Ku Kux Klan, William
Orwck Harvey Deosier and Arthur Udgreen The fourth
is Mrs Helen RUSSELL officer of the Edison Center Civic
Association that fought hard to Negroes moving
into the Carver Village apartments, located in Edison
Center.
The Grand Jury will also investigate the Minis
ders that teek place on Christmas night 1861.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

The traffic situation in Miami is
a real problem for everybody con-
cerned. The latest proposal is for
an elevated express system costing
$224, 500, 600. Miami just grows and
grows and grows!
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

The Council Of State Govern
ments has suggested that presi-
Dental primaries in states be held
on the same date. The idea will
be to fix identical dates for these
primaries within a month of ma
tional conventions.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

club. On the previous Friday
morning, the queen and her at
tendants were escorted on a tour
of the Eastern Air Lines base by
Gilbert Knowles, business mana
ger of the club. Other officers
and members of the group are:
Herman Blackshear, president;
Stanley Sawyer, vice president;
William Lynch, treasurer; Willie
Franklin, financial secretary;
Thomas Wright, recording Secre-
tary, Samuel Wells, reporter, Os-
car Tarver, chaplain and Moses
Jones, critic.
The float was designed by
members of the club and decorat-
ed by Eastern Air Lines interior
decorators.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

At the recreation center in Ell
eanor Park, 51St st. and oath Ave.
on Monday night, Al Kinsey will
be among those entertaining the
public with boxing exhibitions.
Kinsey is pretty widely known.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

The James E. Scott Community
association gives Get Acquaint-
ed" dinner in the Flamingo Room
OF the Mary Elizabeth hotel on
Friday evening. The Rev. J. N.
Byrd Is president and Miss Olive
Alexander, executive director.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
RECORD ORANGE BLOSSOM CLASSIC CROWD

The Orange Blossom Classic is It more
successful than Over 700 people the game
and enjoyed the halfme show It has been pronounced
the best game in the bowl this We not
pared to say whether it not but we do say it was
q good one and we had picked the winner.
Many out Of tewn visitors to see the game and
many more will csnae next year.
Congratulations to the F. A. & NJ College and those
who had charge Of the classic festivities.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
JUST BROWSIN'
BY Paul r. Henry

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilcort,
1854 NV. Fifth avenue, are build
ing two bedroom CHS home and
garage at the corner of NV 18th
avenue and 68th terrace. The
builder is Jack Binkley. Cost of
the home is $4,000.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13
NEGRO ACHIEVEMENT DAY

The Florida State Fair and Gasparila Association,
Inc with headquarters at Tampa, have designated Feb
ruary 6, 1853, as Negro Achievement Day.
There will be the customary special program in front
Farmers and New Home Makers of America, and Negro
All clubs. - nv
In addition special ceremonies will be held in which
an award consisting of SCROLL will be presented to the
most outstanding Negro-that Florida citizen, man or
woman who has made the greatest contribution to his
Nominations for this signal honor will be made by the
Negro population Of Florida.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

18th terrace. This property has
been acquired by the Dade County
School Board for the new Douglas
Primary School.
The Miami times., 1952-12-13

The frame church building that
stood on the Parry property be-
tween 18th terrace and 18th st.,
has been moved further west on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-19

EXP ER ENC Ed CASHIER,
STOCK MAN, BoOKKEEPER
MEAT WRAPPER. APPLY IN
PERSON. FAUST FOOD
PALACE. jan11-tf
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5o-Legal Notices
lContinuedD

IN THE CIRCUIT COZ RF OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-tlt1
ROBERT WALLACE DUNCAN,
Complainant,
W DIV USl',E
ADEI.INE HELEN DUNCAN.
n, .endanu.
NOTICE ny PUBLICATIoN
TO: ADELlNE HELEN DUNCAN.
1863 ohm Avenue.
Bronx. New York city, y. Y
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
.that suit for divorce has been
filed against you herein and YOU
are required to serve Il copy %;
your answer on attorney for the
Complainant and file the original
thereof with the Clerk OF the Court
on or before February 18th. \. -.
1852, otherwise Decree Pro ConfeSSo
will be entered against YOU.
DATED at Key West. Monroe
January. y. Il. 1882.
Circuit Court SeaD
Earl. Il. ADAMS.
Clert of the Circuit Court
By (sdp Florence T., Sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
Enrique Esquinaldu, lr.,
COS Whitehead St,
Key West. Florida,
Attorney for Complainant.
JAMIE, 20 feb :, e. 1889
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ernor" He added that he hadn't
made a definite decision.
Robert H. Owens. Miami City
commissioner, emerged as L0wry's
principal Dade County booster.
II feel that the people Of Florida
want a man of integrity and pur-
pose for governor. Givens said,
land ! feel strongly that Sumter
Lowry is the man"
Lowry is retiring Feb. as
major general in command of the
5Ist Florida South Carolina Nation
al Guard Division.
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Tampan Weighs
Covernorship Try

MIAMI tP There's another
potential candidate for governor
in Sumter l.. Lowry. Tampa bust
ness man and major general
in the National Guard.
Lowry told newsmen Friday
some Miami friends asked me to
come down here to discuss the
possibility Of my running for gov
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49-----Moving
50-Legal Notices

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THG
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHASCERY.
Ease No. I2-It22
SHIRLEY EDNA RREDICE.
Complainant.
~. DIVORCE
ALFRED HREL1GCEn
NOTICE By PUBLICATION
To. ALFRED BREpCE,
ass Hutchinson Street,
Waterbury. Connecticut.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has been filed
against YOU herein ard you are re-
qnired 10 serve a copy OF your an
svar IN attorney for the Complain
ant and file the original thereof
with the Clerk Of the Court on or
before February sth. \. d. 1883.
otherwise Decree Pro Confssso VIII
he entered against you
DATED a; Key West. Monroe
County. Florida. this Attn day OF
January. 4 H. 1855.
fCircuis Court
S~sll EARL. r. ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY. Csdl Florence r sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
ENRIQUE ESQUiSALDO. JR.
Attorney for Complainant.
sas whie 4head Street.
Key West. FLORIDA.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL.
MASTERS SALE

CLAIRE. ARLE<.
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=
Notice is hereby given that on
February 1. 1852, at 10. O'Clock
4. NJ, pursuant to the Final Decree
entered in the above entitled cause,
the Undersigned. as special master
in said cause, Will sell To the high
est and best bidder for cash at pub
lie cutlery at the entrance TO the
court house of Monrot Counts,
Florida. free, clear. and discharged
of and from any and all claims,
liens, encumbranCes. rights, equi
ties and interests OF any and all
of the parties defendant hereto and
any and ali persons, firms, and
corporations claiming by, through,
or under them, the entire stock
and inventory OF shoes Of Victory
Juvenile Store nov in the custody
of the Sheriff of -Ionroe County,
Florida.
Dated: January Is. 1852.
HILARY L. ALBC kl.
Special Master In Chancery'
janG9, IS ;feb2. 1853
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LOS ANGELES R - Jerome
Howard, 46, one of the famed Three
Stooges OF the films who was better
known on the comedy trio as
"Curley," died Friday
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The St. Johns University bas-
ketball team has appeared in ten
of the IA National Invitation
Tournaments played at Madison
Square Garden.
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ME, France LR Archduke
Macmillan of Austria, So, unt.e
of Otto of Hapsburg, pretender to
the Austrian throne and great
nephew of Emperor V FRAMES 10
seph of Austria, died Thursday,
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OTTAWA R - George Clifford
Bennett, so, former Ottawa airman
who claimed a world parachuting
championship of 1919 jumps over
period of 80 years. died Thurs
day.
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LOTS and small acreage tracts,
highway front. waterfront Farm
Land. Commercial sites. Resi-
aence sites. With and without utih-
ties. Insured titles. See, call or
write. HudginS & Alfonso, Inc.
SUNDERLAND Key.
Isn5-Sat-S cd II
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COOK TO work on yacht part time.
Give age, experience, references,
phone no, and salary expected.
Write Box HN12 c/o Citizen.
jan17 -3tX
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NEW SHIPMENT of bird cages.
Prices range from $7.S5 to $50. so.
Baby love birds. The Pet Shop, 8l4
Caroline ST. Phone 9258.
jan17 81
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CHOICE Martello Towers district
on Atlantic Ocean, facing Coun-
ty Beach. Two new CHS deluxe
homes. One furnished. Living
Room. dining room. 2 bedrooms, 2
baths. steel cabinet kitchens. large
utility room. carportes, sliding
door closets: terrazzo floors. tile
base and window sills, handicapped.
Designed aud built by Chicago
Architect. Apply 1908 Laird, Phone
1901. lanl4'A'"Is-I
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.janl9,l95.

IN THE CIRCUIT cor T OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRttTi
or FLORIDA. IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY. ~ CHA\CEkA
Case 10. -IOS3
ROGELlO GOMEZ,
Plaintiff.
vs..
L L
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40IMotor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

WHIZZER motor bike. Just over
hauled, $50. Excellent condition.
Basket on front. r. R. Dickson. 1872
Poinciana Pl. Tel. 1646-XJ.
jan17-3tx
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Classified
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39-TrailerG For Sale
(Contluued)

81 HOUSE trailer. Cheap. Easy
Terms. $50 will handle. Palm
Trailer Park, Stock Island.
jan17-3t
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CUSHMAN Sidecar and connec-
tons Good condition, SIS. Phone
l407-R jan1S2tX
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BOAT, 1872 FIT. V bottom, with
trailer, 5000. 16 HIP. Johnson
Seahorse motor, SITS. Phone $685.
XJ. jan1S-3t
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CHARTER Boat THE Vagabond
Second. Twin motors Ship to
shore radio in operation. Priced for
quick sale. Can be seen at Davis
Motel and Dock, Marathon. Fla.
ianl9-3t
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27' TRAILER with Alum. porch,
many extras. Space No 40, 1904
United. jan1S-6tx
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Noti,e is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held by tn,
City Commission of The city 81
Key West. Florida, sitting as the
City Plan Board OF The CITY of
Key West. Florida. at $500 p NJ,
Monday, February I. 1852. for the
following purposes;
/. To vary front ward HontnE
setback restrictions To mini
mum of eight go feet, for the
construction of garage
apartment at sol Eaton street.
.. To vary coming setback re-
strictions for the construc-
ton of a building at the cor
ner of olivia and Packer
Sire cts. owner. Mr.. T.. Albury
Dated at Key West, Florida. TINS
18th day of January, \. u. l%32-
esd VICTOR LOW +.
city Clerk.
JAMIE, 1892
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BOXER PUPPIES, champion stock.
Sunland Boxers. Rock Harbor.
Phi. Key Largo 1864, jan12-24t
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TRI.DELT Sorority pin in vicinity
OF Green ST. entrance TO Naval
Station. Gold crescent shaped pun
with three pearls in center. Long
pin attached by gold chain. NJ. T..
Conley" engraved on back Of pin,
Reward. Phone T90 Ext. 237.
janl7 3tN
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39-Trailers For Sale

TRAILER, electric refrigerator,
gas stove. S795. Tipton's, Stock
Island, Highway No. !.
Janl9-lt
Evening star., 1952-06-02
New York Produce

~ NEW YORK. June 2 1.-Esgs nrm
on exchange trading follow: Midvestern
mixed colors-Fancy heavyweights' 42b:
extra cNnt. large, s9A-4oh; extra : large: IN
Sl-3l "; standards large. 34Na-36: cur.
rent receipts, rehandled. 1884 dirties
81 ha.33; checks. 3O-30h.
Whites-Fancy heavyweights, 42h; ex.
ira l large, 41-41h extra / medium. 20
Browns-Fancy heavyweights, 42k; extra
large. 4O2; extra medium. 80.
Nearby: Whites-Extra fancy heavy.
Weights, 44h; fancy hsavyweights "A,
lets, 81 -32 Browns-Extra fancy heavy
weights, 43h; fancy heayyweights. is;
Butter steady. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons. Creamery, higher than 90
score (AA). fresh 69h cents. 90 score
(Al, fresh 6SA cents. 90 score OBJ, fresh
67h. SO score (C). fresh unauoted.
Cheese (receipts to GOMEZ, steady.
wholesale sales, American cheese (whole
milk: Cheddars. fresh 4Oh cents; Ched-
dars cured, 1856; single daisies, fresh
43h-46; single daisies, cured 1886;
Young Americas, fresh 43M-46; Young
Americas, cured 1856; fats, fresh 44h-
AZ; fats, cured 50-57; midgets, fresh 441s-
~; midgets. cured 50-57; processed, s
lbs. 421a-45; domestic, Swiss (sinele tubs).
Grade a. 6O-62; grade 'B" $3.50: Grade
''C' 54-5S.
Evening star., 1952-06-02
Business Briefs

Longer Trading Hours were in
|augurated today by the New York
Curb. Midwest Stock Exchange
at Chicago. Detroit Stock Ex-
change. Pittsburgh Stock Ex.
change, and Boston Stock Ex-
change. They broke q half CEN
tury pattern by extending the
closing time by half an hour
The New York Stock Exchange
has as yet taken no action. n
International Harvester Co. Il
6 months ended April 30 earned
$24.717,000 or $l.67 a share VS.
$34. TIT 900 Or $2.46 in 1851 period
Indiana Pub. Ser. Co. in Il
months ended April 80 earned
I$8,943,287 or 1929 a share VS.
$8,350,357 or $2.48 in 1851.
Dayton p. & L. Co. in IL months
ended March 81 earned $6,736. SIS;
or $3.50 a snare VS.. $6,660, ,47O OF
1922 in 1851.
Associated Tel. & Tel. Co. In
year ended December 81 earned
81 $50, 1923 VS.. $3,510,398 in 1850.
North American Rayon Co. in
year ended March 20 earned S.
076.199 or $13.35 on the preferred
VS.. $4,659,011 or $20.22 in 1851.
Laclede Gas Co. in II months
ended April 80 earned $2,729,131
or 81 cents a share VS.. $2,803,511
or 86 cents in 1851.
Beaunit Mills, Inc, in year
ended March 81 earned $2,314,234
or $1.59 a share VS.. $8,459,921 or
$685. in 1851.
Mcintyre Porcupine & subs. in
year ended March 81 earned $2,-
450,153 or 1921 share VS.. ST.
406,895 or $3.16 in 1851.
Brown Shoe Co. in 6 months
ended April 80 earned $1,442, ,221
or $2.23 a share VS.. $1,725,l56 OF
1922 in 1851 period.
Scranton Electric in IL months
ended April 30 earned $1,568,555
or $1.03 a share VS.. $1,683, 1886 OF
$1.21 in 1851.
Peabody Coal Co. in year ended
April 80 earned $1,557,476 or $1.Oa
a share VS.. $2,284,171 or $2.o6 in
1851.
Brown Shoe Co. in 6 months
ended April 80 earned $1,442,222
or 1928 a share VS.. $1,725,156 OF
1892 in 1851 period.
Gar Wood Industries in G
months ended April 80 earned
$789.375 or SO cents share vs.
$517,684 or 43 cents in 1851 period
Gar Wood Industries, Inc. in
8 months ended April 80 earned
$789,375 or SO cents a share VS.
$517,684 or 43 cents in 1851
period.
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton in 4
months ended April 80 earned
$742.902 VS.. $1,120,498 in 1851
period.