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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-12
Twin City
" Church NeWs
BETHESDA BAPTIST

CHURCH NEWS
Our pastors text was taken
from the 10th Psalm 18th Verse.
Theme The Influence OF A
Word" the message was inspira-
tional and food for thought. We
enjoyed IL very much. Senior Choir
and Musicetts rendered heartfelt
numbers. Baptised Sunday during
the mornings services was Miss
Francis Rooney.
Our evenings message was de-
hvered by Rev. John Young. This
timely message was also enjoyed
by all who were present.
Rev. l. c. Harris, associate Min
lister Rev. John Young, and some
Of our members left the city this
week for Chicago, Illinois where
they will attend the National Bap-
fist Convention. We wish then a
Gods speed and a safe return.
We welcome you at all times.
II you have no church home come.
make Bethesda your choice. Very
happy TO report that most of our
sick II recovering nicely. Savah
Benson, Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-12
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-09-12
MoSIER SAYS THANK YOU"

Following completed from ths primary siss-
slon lust held StGfs Representative leo o. MOssT Of
ths 3sth District sold;
~ extend 70 oil Of the Of my district my vsy
sincere shonks aRd GpprseOfiOn for their fine support
oRd for the endorsement for reelection which they
hove given
along with Representative Pot ooOdln OISO en-
orsod for r0-sISetiOR. will UokS every effort 70
sIuvo 70 sorH yoUr eoafIdsReS GRd support.
"Thank you, every oRo."
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Chicago Grain
SALES

CHICAGO, Dec. % .G7.-Grains shot ur
n T1 an active market on on the Board Of
odi 70 last in rrdas ssy t sR iRanes tD
Government crop report on winter wheat
While wheat assumed market leader.
ship. everything was ahead too. Widest
GAINS were scored in soybeans. Openine
tended eo to Ia lsr S'aqa afer initial
but held most of its gains.
,,o Wheat near the END Of Of, the FIRST honI
64 s9as snd lard 70 was to 'rhsF s Sandrea Snass
pounds higher. January 1000.
The Government estimate Of a 611
more ,pe$simistic than the trade had ,ex,
pected although the fact that wheat hat
2 tough time this autumn. was vel
output since ig43.~ ~ ~
Prospects are good for some improve
estimate is raised between autpmn sn'
been GOOD moisture 3 II parts Of II, II,
the GoSernment sathered its $ Statistic
and condition reports on December l.
noht foT example many psT
houses included Norton, with five inche
of snow: Dodge City. four inches: Beloit
acsas 70 sana fna oSr o Ave noSe
Great Bend, three inches. 1t was raininf
in Coffeyville today.
aTs Cash otas sSTn ressP'S sa axa This yeFf did quit
early dealings because. Of the. genera
bniiish enthusiasm inspired by tn the Gov: Go :,
men. felt much of the, corn was owned
by the Commodity Credit Corporation.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
In Moderate Advance;
Trading Fairly Heavy
By the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Rall-
roads were the bulwark today of
IA moderate stock market advance.
Gains and losses spread over a
point either way with the bulk of
the list on the upside.
Volume was sustained at a rate
of around 2 million shares for the
day.
The rails got the benefit of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
report showing that 131 Glass l
railroads in the first nine months
Iof this year had a net income If
better than $501 million. COM
pared with a little more than 1898
million in the comparable period
last year.
The rails were heavily traded
with blocks as large as 5000
shares changing hands in such
carriers as Pennsylvania. Balti-
more and Ohio, New York Gen.
trial and the Milwaukee Road, all
at advanced prices.
The railroads were helped
along in the advance by oils, utili-
ties, rubbers, motors, and some
air lines. Some backwardness
was shown in a few aircrafts and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Higher stocks included South
|ern Pacific, Standard Oil IN. j. g.,
United Air Lines, American Tele-
phone. American Smelling. Dow
Chemical. Chrysler, Goodrich,
and Lockheed.
Lower were Zenith Radio.
Douglas Aircraft, Bethlehem Steel
and Kennecott Copper.
Cudahy common and preferred
were under pressure. The COM
|pany took no action on its pre-
ferred dividend and reported a net
loss of more than ST million for
the fiscal year ended November l.,
largest deficit in its history. The
common opened on 5000 shares
off 81 at 6 and drifted a little
lower, while the preferred lost
around 7 points at times at SIS.
Corporate bonds moved narrow
ly. Governments in the overtime
counter market were steady.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
New York Produce

staS6y NEW X3RK, W2a1s:, j. Dec. ,o 9" @mButter,
tons; Creamery; higher than ~ score
fresh. 6134; 80 score (B) fresh, 81; 50
score Co fresh, 65l2.
Cheese, steady; Wholesale sales. Ameri-
can ca she cheese Cwhole ,miIEl. Cheddars. fresh.
40-4 421a cents: cheddars. cured, 4f-54 ;
single daisies. fresh 42i2-44l2; single
daisies. cured, 1884; young Americas.
4s-54; fats, fresh, 43la AS u; flats. $3.50;
m,Gidgets: fresh 43la-45l2; midgets, cured,
NC Swiss Ssinsle tubs. grade "A" 5S-60;
grade "B, 56-51 grade &C" 5:}-J6.
based largely on exchange trading. follows: iTsS
Mldwcstern, mixed colors, fancy heavy
ISGahtsi " rsa Io 53di fancy large; 81; eGtra
lets, Al; standards. large, As; current re-
c;eiptS. rehandled: 40; dirties, AZ; checks,
4O-4l. Whites. fancy heavvweehts, 55ia
fancy, large. ID "a: extra ] large, 81 90
extra medium. 46. Browns fancy
heavywWeights. "a; fancy large, So; extra
medium 46. Nearby. whites extra
fancy heavyweishts. IS; mediums, II: pull
lets. e.. Browns extra fancy heavy
weights, 55; mediums. 45la-46; pullets
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Business Briefs
Reconstruction Finance Co,

hecOnStructlOn FINANCE Corp.
ANNOUNCED it had made 1851
loans in 1852 amounting to $685.
100000. This compares with g.
I271 loans totaling $3.50 million in
the previous fiscal year. The
agency reported about 900 of the
loans were for 100000 or less and
that the majority of companies
Iemployed les sthan 100 workers.
Eastern Railroads announced
they will extend to June 30, 1858,
their reduced round-trip coach
fares under the Group Economy
Fares" and Family Plan" The
companies said the plans offer
savings of as much as $50 on
tickets between points more than
100 miles apart.
SherWin- Williams Co. estimated
its 1853 sales will equal 1852 fig
lures.
Jones g. Laughlin Supply Co.,
Tulsa. Okla, wholly-oWned sub
|sidiary of Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp, will become a division of
J&L on January /, 1858, the cor
Iporation announced.
New Jersey Turnpike Author
ity reports net revenue of nearly
SIS million in its first year of
|operation-an amount far exceed
ling planners expectations.
Pennsylvania P. & L. Co. in IL
months ended November 80 earned
I$13.520,191 or $2.47 a share VS..
$11 ,991. .939 or $2.15 in 1851.
Joseph Seagram & Sons, Inc,
in 3 months ended October 81
earned $9.412,275 VS.. S8,003,351 in
1851 period.
Dresser Industries in the year
ended October 81 earned $5,-
100000 or $427 a share VS.. S.
115,647 or $3.77 in 1881.
Seeger Refrigerator Co. in 8
months ended November 80 earned
I$1,117,712 or 81 a share VS..
$793, ,246 or 72 cents in 1851 period.
F. E. Myers G. Bro. Co. in year
ended October 81 earned $1,034,-
I845 or $5.17 a share VS.. 1888, ,720
Ior SALT in 1851.
RiegeI Textile Corp. in year
ended September 81 earned
Isl ,032, 1899 or $2.11 a share. Fig
Iures for 1851 unavailable.
Delay Stores. Inc, in months
ended October 81 earned $107,959
Ior 81 cents share VS.. $208.887 OF
III cents in 1861 period.
L. A. Young Spring & Wire in
g months ended October 81 earned
S107 ,018 OF 26 cents a share VS..
$372.3 .307 or 81 cents in 1851 period.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc,
ANNOUNCED the appointment of
Arthur L. Chapman to the newly
created post of vice president in
charge of electrenic operations.
He has been a vice president the
Ipast two pears.
Shell Oil Co. announced ap-
Ipointment of M. E. Spaght as
executive vice president. a new
position for the firm. Since 1949
lhe had been president of Shell
Development Co., a subsidiary. in
charge of Shell research in this
lcountry.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Produce Markets

nj Besltimore quotations supplied by tn,
onateo Ann,s statsS H AsTicYlture Department:
about steady others. Bushcl box boxes t. s. q Is IS
DELICIOUS; g lei 3 inches up 855 2is-incR R'qn5 up
mans, .3R inch up. 4.00-4 90, ?;35o' YorEs YStdS
3it 3it inches inla uD PIP. Maryland Black Twies
Potatoes-Dull: U. S. Is size A, un
washed, Pennsylvania Katahdins 100
pound sacks, 3.65-3.75: 50-pound sacks
baskets and, hampers. U. s. Is, Del Pcrtt
E!SsnS Mspyand qIdrsry 6de1s to fair quality
Poultry Quotations.
Ecp ponitryMaGSet Siat sT5Iiir steady on turkeys
Demand fair. HeaVy-type turkey hen!
sold straight at 46-4S, few higher. Ont
t!ot !ot OF small type, including Beltsville
sens seosbss p3und t1o,sH;s average brought, 5o52
sod at A. STEADY on most t1f other ScHiSss' Classes
hens cSssP5s cesrns OF xe FyeFT rsd and
caTryoyers improVed 1i isnns dsmsnd SoT foT in or
creased supplies OF geese, capons anc
roasteTs; Ducks slow to clear,
BrollerS or fryers-Over 3 pounds 49,
20. .Capons. 5O-53. Roasters, 81. Gee5e
b; r., TURKEYS, ,heavy..type hens. 46:4S, few
hishsr. his mestIy Ssay $751; t0gs Small aSS type fsnT fsT
'l9al9s soma t1satSs4 as!tsylei hens 505$ hens
Snap besns--Firm; Florida, busbe
hampers, valentines, 7.00-7 50; ordinsry +,
lar, lar quality 4.oo-5.50; tendergreens, fai
Lima beans-slightly weaker: Florida
5p.hel 9 h hampers. 7,25-s.oo; fair quality
=, Bets z|1 MARYLAND. Pennsylvania. Oushe
Island, l6auart crates 75-5,66i S5H' repacks a9a
per CssElt, as9Eart 81; 81. per pint, 20,
round, 15-1 90; 5O-pound sacks Danish
pennsyiyania' aTansS bnIG. la New York l;33I So
Is: New York 90 De!aWsre' Tqao saVos, Dg5S~sTs n0
Loo; New York, cauliflower. crates o.25
North North Carolina. 1-94-bushel wire-bounc
carrqts-Topped. washed. Pennsylvsnia
oushel otdussthel baskets; 200; New York. 50-pount
erssi ssasTssNsT iss and sEse2 ToEE hops Island
golden. 4-4fa dozen, 80 crates "SSneo
Celery cabbage-About, steady: New Jer
o9;art oey, oqbSnel crates 81 few LOO Florida 16
ysloy ,y dozen ssS DOZEN sa'i fair 'tS's a"s
ucumbers-slightly stronger. Florid,
hushel baskets. 7O0-7.5O: few best his.
ESrplant nt--slishtly weaker, Florida
bushel baskets. $500 90
Grain Market
F!our-Reccipts, 16,3OO 1O0-poune
Wheat-Receipts. 1880 bushels; shin.
mcnts. none; stocks. 3O4O. l0I busbels,
No. : red winter garlicky. spot, domestic
-i9.a, pecember 2:l9l2:, No. ), 2.16ia
ment%;, 3I7.25" bushels; stocks, 4.l02' 89s
Oats-Receipts, none; shipments, none
stocks, none
Barley-Receipts. none: shiuments
none: stocks. 90 722 bushels,
Rye-Receipts none; shipments, none;
stocks. none.
Soybeans-Receipts. 1929 bushels.
shipments, none; stocks. S49.455 bushels
M1llfeed-Receipts, "a tons.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Accused GI Pictured
AS Combat Victim
BY the Associoied Pres,

FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec.
22.-The defense introduced evil
dence today to support its insan-
ity claim for Pvt. Eugene R. Wall
tiers OF Harrod, Ohio, who is on
trail accused of desertion, robbery,
abduction and indecent advances
on an 18-year-old American girl.
A cable from Representative
Mccullough, Republican, of Ohio,
cited records of the Veterans Ad-
Iministration that Pvt. Walters was
ruled SO per cent disabled "for
Ipsycho-neurosis, miXed-type anx-
Iiety and hysteria." He later
waived his disability compensation
in order to re-enlist in the Army,
the cable said.
Pvt. Walters, a 31-year-old COM
bat veteran, was wounded in the
war and claims his wound left him
.paralyzed from the waist down for
several months. Ever since then,
according to his mother, he has
been emotionally unstable. ''
At the outset of the trial, the
United States Army court martial
ruled Pvt. Walters sane and re-
sponsible for his acts. But he en-
tered plea of not guilty "by rea-
son of insanity" to the desertion
charge, claiming he suffered am
nesia at the time he disappeared
from his military unit in Germany
last February 3.
He pleaded simply not guilty to
the other five charges against him,
including the allegation that he
attacked Miss Mamie Ruth Shell
ton of Hot Springs, Va, at gun
point.
A defense witness, Corpl. Edward
Costy of Oak Hill, w. Va, testified
today that Miss Shelton told him
the morning after the alleged at
tack that she had not been
harmed" or abused"
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Central Northwest Citizens
To Hold Christmas Party

The Central Northwest Citizens
Association will celebrate Christ
mas at 8 o'clock tonight at Garnet
Patterson Junior High School,
Tenth and U streets INV.
The story of the Nativity will
be read by Rosa E. Began and
Bernice Spottswood, accompanied
by Juanita Meal. Epalka Wade
will tel! the story of the Madonna
by Murillo. Miss Emma Elliott,
who is blind, will talk on the will
of the spirit.
Special games will lie played
including the trimming Of a hui
man Christmas tree by Mrs. Mar
garet Koonce and William Lee.
Lillian Yvanti, chairman, will
sing one of her own compositions,
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Maryland Council Votes
Higher Travel Payments
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. 22.-The re-
Gently published report of the
Legislative Council to the incom-
ing General Assembly reveals
that council members in a closed
session last May voted themselves
increased expense allowances.
Their action raised travel mile
age from 5 to 8 cents per mile.
Council members also voted pay
ments of So per night for them
selves when it is necessary in the
course of council business TO spend
the night at a hotel.
The 20 members of the General
Assembly advisory group are paid
salaries of $40 per day when on
official business.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 P,.-Cotton fu-
lures continued to advance in forenoon
Trading today on more active short cover
ing and replacement commission house
buying. Prices responded readily, with
offerings limited. New Orleans was prom
inent on the buying side Certificated
cotton stock increased 1900 bales bring
ing the total to 157.754 bales.
The Census Bureau reported ginnings
of the 1852 cotton crop, prior to Decem-
Der l3, totaled 139S7,S3 running bales.
This left about 100000 bales still to be
ginned, based on an indicated crop of
14.S95.000 running bales.
Noon prices were 95 cents to 81 .65 a
bale higher than the previous close
March 1888. Nay 34.36 and July "a 90.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Steel Industry Sees
Increase in Flow Of
Materials 10 Korea
BY The Assoeioted Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 22.-There' s
a considerable feeling in the steel
industry that the new admins
tration will step up the flow of
war materials to Korea, Steel
magazine reported yesterday.
The weekly Woodworking jour-
nal said such an increase-in an
effort to bring the stalemated Ko-
rean war to conclusion--could
"unbalance the civilian steel sup
ply even more than it is now"
The demand for some forms of
steel, particularly large bars md
seamless tubing-both already in
tight supply-would be terrific
steel said.
Unless the military take from
the steel output suddenly en-
larges, however. there'll be a
steadily increasing amount OF
steel for civilian goods manu-
facturers through 1858, the -naga-
zine said.
The Defense Production Admin
istration has allotted 16.5 per cent
more steel for civilian goods in
the second quarter of 1853 than
it allotted at the start OF last
quarter, which was just before
the steel strike. Not all of the
increase in allotment is due to an
easing of demand. 1t is partly
because added steelmaking capac-
ity will make more tonnage avail
able by next April l.
Last week production rose a
half point to 1855 per cent of
rated capacity. This week some
mills say they will shut down
for four or five shifts over Christ
mas, Steel reported, adding:
IF this pattern prevails ma
tionally, ingot production rate for
the week would be around 83 oet
cent and output would be down
485,000 tons"
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchunqe

NEW YORK Dec 90 OP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow lGreat Britain in
dollars others in cents:
Csnadsn dollar in New York q. cpsn
United States cents, up f32 of cent.
Europe-Great Britain fpoundl, 3" .S07s.
UP ,s; Great Britain 30-dav futures,
2.soss.- up y, Great Britain 60-day fu-
lures. 2.s0ss. UP ,s: Great Britain 90-day
fut9res; 2is0h up i: Belgium (franel'
changed; Holland (guilderl, 90 %, un-
changed;. Italy Qira). .l6b, unchaneed; !;
PORTUGAL (escudol. $50, UNCHANGED
Derland tfrancl tfree). 2334ha, unchanEed.
Latin America-Areentina freel. 724.
unchanged: Brazil Gree). $50. unchanged
Mexico, 1872, unchanged: Venezuela
(bolivarl. 1908 UNCHANGED.
Far East-Hong Kong dollar. 1850. ur-
change.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Hourly Sales on the Exchange.

Hourly Sales on the Exchange.
| 90 m 49, co ~ noon 75o ooC
100 pm 100 CO.. 200 m $50 ooc
I tUnit Of trading 10 shares. 'ln bank.
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganiZed
! under the Bankruptcy Act or securities as
sumed by such companies Rates of div.
/ ldends in the foregoing tables are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or Semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. rex Dividend
xr EX rights. Also extra or extras. An
nual rate, plus stock dividend d Declared
or paid in 1851, plus stock dividend
lie Paid or declared so far this year Pay
able in stock, estimated cash value on ex
dividend date. Paid last year. h Declared
Ior paid after stock dividend or splitup.
k Declared or paid this year. an accumula-
tive issue with dividends in arrears.
In Payable in stock, exact cash value un-
determined on declaration date. Paid
this year, dividend omitted. deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting. De-
clared or paid In 1852, plus stock dividend
~ Liouidating dividend. VT When issued
lx-dis Ex distribution. wd When distributed.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

235 or $2.14 a
share in the
preceding year.
President r. b.
Swope disclosed
in the annual
report to stock
holders today.
Earnings be-
fore xe S
amounted to
$455,528, COM
pared W tn
$432,250 in the
previous fiscal
year. Net sales
totaled $780,
nnn An nan ~
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Odd-Lot Declines

NEW YORK. Dec. 22 uP.-The New
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for December l9:
Purchases of l64 800 shares on 5.395
orders; sales of 1S3.O03 shares on 6.212
orders, including 1.027 shares sold short
on 81 orders.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Dec 90 fP.-spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 94k
cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead,
f44 cents a pound, New York. Zinc, ~
cents pound East ST. Louis. Tin.
l.21ia pound New York. At Pitts
bureh. scrap steel No. l heavy was
quoted at 43
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Aussies Supply Third of Wool

Observation-Disclosures is the
third largest exporter of wheat and
supplies 33 per cent of the worlds
wool.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
S2.S6 a Share Earned
By Southern Oxygen
' In Fiscal Year
By DonoId B. HodIey

Southern Oxygen Co. earned
$192.6l4 or $286 a share in the
fiscal year ended September 30,
after taxes, compared with $144,-
Evening star., 1952-12-22

the Associated Press
MOST ACTIVE ISSUES.
1:l6 Holl c Gold "a lszs
, III Zinc l 90 1884
zN Imperial Oil 80 36iz
6N Int Petrol ! 29lb
A2N Inv Roy 04a AlIz
~ Jerry O'Mah l4f A1s
13h Tupiter Oils )
90 Kaiser Frazer $50
5h Kroy Oils isis
zhlLake Shore BOD al6
70 nut L&E "a A6
lIhIMarion p Shov IS
1on % McWill Dred lie BOA
4oh Mead John Goa IA
30 Menasco zoe 2ss
2OA Mesabi Iron 2oSs
!ob Mid st Pet lar l4i4
10 Molybdenum A7lA
eNIMonogram pict- 2za
14A VT st Pw 81 161s
LUZ MuntZ TV Inc ~
oIn Muir Oh 1laa 261s
!zb Namm Loesers-. 5M
91eI Nat Fuel G 80 Is
, Nat Petrol Cp 1lMs
IA Nat Phoe Indus ia
9RlNat Union Rad ga
oh N Eng TIT rt ISIS
9M ~ Mex&Ari7 Id 17l4
"a NewPkMin 03e IA
91b Niles BEN l.2Oa 17}s
29N Non-Fer MetPr ,1s
19AlN Canadian OIL z
TN Novadel Az 1Ae 40
40 Okalta Oils 34a
11B Pac Pet Ltd - l2iA
ga Pancoast OIL 5}s
23 Pantepec OIL 4la
ga Pennroad 1--- 123s
10 Piper Airc 24s
12k Producers Cp 2lsI
- Roosevelt Ftelo "a
1N sapphire Pet 2s1s
1isfs Scurry Oil 2Ifs
IA Seab&W A .30e. 63A
1hs Sherw WINS 3a. 7o54
IH1s Singer Mfg Ga 373s
lola Std Oil XIV "a 39A
II Std Pow & 1t 14lh
11M Std Frod .45r- 95s
63A Thor CD la ala
15B Trans EN- 05p- 43s
2A Tri Cont war Azs
- Utd Sh Mch ga 36l5
2B Venezuela Pet 1874
2S West Home Oils 1sls
11Nt .Vrigh' Har ~ 2lh
Evening star., 1952-12-22

ASoVbAotC0 hCbDeB
)ST ACTIVE ISSUES.
.IGM&o 2044 B eoiA
H&M inc 5s 81 2eN
Int G N al 6s 80 79iIz
} TntM&C3 .65s77 1o5ss
Kan C So IS rs 1o4
'lM-K-T 5s SO 1o2
} MKT As 81 B 94l/a
Mo-Pac 5hs 40 81
Mo-Pac 5s 81 I 112
Mo-Pac As IS 1l3h
Mor&Es 4Hs55 1o1
IN Y C IS 2013 81
NYC 4las 2013. 71Ns
N 2 C As 9S 66i4
NYNHin4l2s22 62zs
! NYNHH4s2007 7ose
N Y o w As 90 7i2
NoPa c4hs2047 80
Pac G&E2AsS1 80
PacT&T3As7S 1o2
PennP&L IS rs 96%
Penn RR 5s 6S 1904
PennRR 4ias65 lc4N
J PennRR 414s "a 90
PhilPet 2As64 1914
] SLSF 4las 2022 Ola
! So Pac 41zs 6a 1o3A
|, SoPac4 lasOr77 1904
so Pac 2%s SO 96
$50 Ry IS SO 1o6iz
StdOIn cv3aS2 ITO
Third Ave $3.50 12A
Third Ave 4s60 46N
UnElMo2As rs 95
Va&SW IS 50 1o1
Va Ry 3s 95 94l5
wPenP 3iIzs 66 1854
!, West Un 5s 60 1Olk
Evening star., 1952-12-22

LIST INCLUDES M
WORLD BANK
TntBR&D IS ~ - II
FOREIGN l:ls
Australia3Ns56 94z
|Copen 4las So eak
|Ital IS II =. 49,
|Urug a 4lss 70. e5s
DOMESTIC l:lf
Am&FP5s2Q30 7ol
AMP 4.8Os 81 esq
AmT&T 3las "a 121N
AmT&T2As 81 113N
AmT&T 224sS0 S2L
AmT&T2sas S6 eesd
8 & o IS rs B lol
B Il o 5s M 90 e1H
B&O eva 1a2OlO 72iI
B q o As rs S6
Bost Me As 60 71H
Buff NE 2a4s rs s5lA
Bun R&P 81 st 65L
Can Sou 5s 90 1o6N
Can Pac As perp 1o3N
CGa4Has2020B 72Ni
cRRNJ 3As 81 Soy
C&O 31ss 73 loAlA
CHI g. e / inc o. lo1L
ICMSPcv4h2044 on
C&NW 4las % 6
'CinUnTr294s74 50
116iH
DayP&L2As75 96
)el&Hud As ~ 99N
O&RGW3-4s93 1o2
Oct Ed IS 70 1o1
DOW Oh cv 3s42 1907
Gen Eds 3sas76 1o4I
Ct Nor 5s 70 116L
Evening star., 1952-12-22

Am Marac Zoe
Anacon Id soc
Ang Lau A l2e
Ark N Gs A 60
Atlas Cp WV
Atlas Plywd SAD
Bailey s ORG A
Bald Sec 36e
Banh Oil Ltd
Sarium Steel ~
Beckman Instru
Bohack H C Ia
BraZ TT L&P l
Breeze Corp Ae
Brit Am Oil Va
Brown Co
IBunkHill&S Ia
BURY Biscuit
;al&EdmCp 10
Cal El Pw go
CALVIN Cns O&G
ICan Sou Oils
Can Atl Oil
Can Marconi
Carr Cons Bisc
Catalin zoe
Cen Explor
Cherry Bur go
Claude Neon
lCon Mg&S S0a
Cont Fdy&M "a
Cosden Pet l
Creole Pet Ga
Croft Co
Cub Att Sug ~
Devon Leduc o
lOobeckmn 40
lOrilling&ExpCe
|OumontLabAAe
East Gas&F !
Elec Bd&S VT
Equity CD l5e
Eureka c Ltd
EurekCLtd war
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federat Pet Ltd
Flying Tiger L
Ford Mot Fran
Sen Accept I
Glen Aid Coal
Gray Mfg |
CT Lakes O&C
Greer HYDRA 40
daelan Lab
HaZeltine Ah
Hecla Min 95e
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Railroads | cad NocksN. Y. Bond Markell

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LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Evening star., 1952-12-22
N. Y. Curb Market

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LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Dec. 22 Py.-
announced:
Evening star., 1952-12-07

What a wonderful Christmas gift!
A gay, holiday box of six big bath
cakes of pure, mild Sweetheart
/. the popular priced soap that
9 out of 10 leading cover girls use.