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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Die @irtidaftslage

Gin aufidlubrei6er, lette 8obe
pom arbeits6epartement per0ffent-
li6ter 8eri6t mint Elm eigenartiges
Sibt auf oen augeltblidli6en Stanb
unler inneren uno auBeren BoIitif.
Sarna6 bat iib oie 8eiddftigungs-
lage i'm 2anoe uetipas gebeliert", lit
aber in Ger Staot Seem Yorf, SsserjeD
Gitp, Mtlantic GitD, 8rodton, syaIl
Giper, 2atprence, 2otpen, Nropioence,
Detroit, IibbiIe, @ilfes 8arre, Sort
artbnr uno elmer gan5en Mn3abI an,
oerer Stdote mod 10 idlin1nl, oaB
nod Monate pergeben tperoen, Bis fie
beboben tperben fann".
Sn elmer grbebung 1puroe feItge-
lteut, oaB ii6 Die Sage in ied5ebn
@ebieten i'm Sanuar perihlinmert
bat, uno baB iie in 5tpei @ebieten
beIIer gelDoroen lit.
Sn getpifien pidtigen Nroomf-
tionsgebieten berriht ernite Mrbeits-
lo1igteit, 6arunter Detroit uno Stint,
Wfit., nno ssan Miber, Maji., aber es
gibt aud @ebiete, mo ArbeitermangeI
berridt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

Siefes gyoNenbIatt eriheirt ieit
benz ssabr 1873 regelmaBig isoen
Samstag uno miro berausgeeeben
aum geiten oes Hdpitlidcn aolle'
stim Soiepbrnum in 8Grtbington.
Obto, beien 3ped Die Seranbilbung
uiiroieer Brieiteraoglinge fir Die
Der. Staaten lit. Dieie Mnitalt III
bauptidblib angeuieien auf Die Gin,
FINITE bieies 8lattes lmo Die @eihen.
fe ieiner 2eier.
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frrgltd1r Rtttr rinrH nritf1lrn
AItiiiunarH

Sn elmer fir1Iib bIiibenoen, aber
ornlen, gut totboliihen Hfarrgenleirr
De in pdtaguap, Gii1-Mmerita, febH
bringenb ein gntt5 beiheioeneS @irH-
lein. l1atier iebnliditer @unid1, oos<
@ottesbaus altf bergangene Weib-
nadten fertiggeIteGt al baben, ging
leioer nift gan5 in grfiilung. gs
feblen Die Weittel. l1nier aIler Soffen
uno 8eten lit Nun aiif Sitern 1852
Da es Iib ourhlpeg Inn drmite
2anobebolferiing banoelt es firo
allBer Baraguapern amh 6eutfhe, pol.
niidbe, rufiiitbe rnO anoere CUTE 4a.
tbolifen borbanoen -, miro Inn bic
aiitige Mitbilfe Der 10 oft bendbrten
tatboIiiben garitas aus ben Ser.
Stuaten gebeten. Seoe - anh Die aI-
lerfleinite @abe, Die in in einem
geaDobnlihen 9riefe per GIugpoit
(sebn Gents Borto) auf meine polle
8erunttportung gelanot tDerben tam,
ttin1rnt Ser unteraeibnete beutfde
Hater oanfeno entgegen. Quitturg
miro iofort ertetlt. Sir Die eolen
Sreunoe unb @0nner Der angefnnge-
men 81. -&rel3- Stride miro nonatlih
Der Segen elmer beiligen Meife 'aiifge-
opfert.
SnfoIge Ser politiihen unruben IN
Paraguab tnogen sic bite et1pnige
giitige @nben in Burgel6 u,to GU.
idriften niht mebr ON mid nod Ha-
rngilaD, ionoern ab beute i1ur nod
an meinen nnltli6 uno fir1lih Be.
DolImdftigten Serrn Sole Woper,
gaiiIla gorreo, $50. 1861 in 4nenos
aires (Mrgentina) per JIugpoit
(5ehn Gents Horto) in einem itarfen
1mi6log, gut aageflebt, anf neine
Dollite Beranttportung ien6en. &r.
Wnper iibergibt mir iofort unb
prompt bic @abe. &eraIidites ger-
gelt's @ott i'm 8ornus!
Tatber Soie &reuiier. SID.
8arroquia Santa griia", goroneI
8ogaoo (Baraguab), Sontb Mmerica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

iiber SUM 1861 binaus DerI1ngertf
tpiir6e - idnelIte Die Dp- -gintpan-
oerllng raid etnpor. @1breno TN Wfni
1861 nod 1865 beituatIofe giiropGer
in Die Ser. 5tanten eingetpanberfl
paren, betrug ibre 3abI i'm ndditen
Weonat, Stunt, ihon 1921. Seitoern
trafen in feinen Monat tpeniger als
biertauienb 3N's elm, 1no am 8e.
ginn oieies Sabres fonnte 6ie Dis.
placed Herions Gonmiilion befannt.
geben, bob aIle $4,000 fir DB's
borgeiebenen ginapan6erungsDiien
bis gum 81. 9e5ember 1861 erteilt
tporoen iparen. gu erfiillen (bis gnoe
Suni) bleibt unter Dem DY-@eiet
leoiglid nod oie gintpanberung Ser
$4,000 borgeiebenen bolfsbeutidem
9eilnatloIen.
SIN 8erihtsiobr ,1abm ebenfans
Die 3abl Der rDeclarations of sSnteit-
ton" Inn atpei Hroaent ab, bes ioge-
nannten rerlten Hapiers" nit bem
Der @intpanoerer ieine Mbiibt nie6er-
legt, in Der geIeslid borgefebenen
5riit ieine ginbiirgerung 5u beantra-
gen. @s tpuroen 81 ,497 FOLDER or.
flarungen abgegeben. Be, 635 Berio,
men tpuroen 1950-51 natlraliliert,
alio Inn ied5ebn Broaent ipeniger oils
I'M Dorbergebenoen Saus6aItsiabr.
Siermit tuuroe Die nieorigite 8abl
bon Raturaliiierungen Ieit 1910 er.
reibt.
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9. -. y e. - I = g. :
- mss:l s.M.sel. s'sp'sre.' oo y. we lDapleAoe
s.nuppen s u1 ueulellui, nno uudu
.u..a'.e :. y unup eae geItnge DeagIrage
m auu. ''.an,yen SsuMlna'enieln. sSH oer
ua s,,S. aauu: 7. 1ss.,l. $3.50, n1o yeGgsmlI. og
,s.'''Oals.s a:.. on t Y ss1ppgnllu I1n sS1HIsl
81. uuululag 6u osI5elUneH, dllO
e''.e ~ lulIu.,ll'ublss sliWelnuhs.
Se...lul e.l piupgede.le 't'pells!.,
3 oub ~. 1Slnplugr nnp s9o!1'ner 70. o.e
suse S.. l;ul us.lsln ioslpe. "ioell ple sil.
i.ns.gs.luul,lls ga.,., '''laer Hepr ~
S.uAns Lu'i,nll ~ .oo ooo
m. ~ Isilusi yupe'. npel % lvu,vuo y -.
n.o',ous'Gluerisl ,s ss,sI. o.r.s .s,ns peIuu!l!.
sa.,g; etl: a'p uy'sis "a oa!lui.ue g.liIo,e''
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neutrality-suspicious.


sluf elmer lette 8o1e in Chicago
abgebaltenen 5tpeitdgigen Mniieb.
lungsfonferena Der displaced Ser
ions Gon1nriiiion Ser Ser. Staaten
erorterte man auf breiter 8aiis bas
S6ifial Der 6eimatbertriebenen
oeuti6er I3unge aus Sftsgnropa. sic
muroe Dom @ouperneur bes 5taates
Sainois, aOlai g. Stebenion I'M SO.
tel Silton eingeleitet.
Ser 8orlitenbe ser D8lgomnii-
iion, SSobn IS. @ibion, erfl1rte, bob
amerifa bas gintpanoerungspro-
gramm Der iogenannten n8olfsoeut.
lAen" Bis gum Is. Mai 8. S. beenbet
boben iperoe. Seoes eitl5elne Ser pom
aongreB fir Die Spfer fommuniiti-
l6er gerfolgung alltoriiierten 8iien
tDeroe lomit polle anbertbaIb Monate
Dor Iblalf oes borgeibriebenen 3eit-
plnftes - Dem 80. Sum- 1852 -
ausgeitent iein.
Diele 2eiltung, betonte @ibion, iei
beionbers Ser berporragenben 3uiam-
menarbeit ser firbli1en ltnb lambs
ntanniiden geationalorganiiation
nit ieiner 9eboroe 5u 6nnfen. Dieie
&orperlhaften bdtten es iih our Muf-
gabe gemabt, innerbaIb Ser nG1iten
8o6en aus ben &reiIen ibrer Weit-
glieoer 5ebntauleno 1peitere 8iirgen
bei5ubringen, Die iib Der amerifani-
icben &egierung gegeniiber perpfli1-
ten, fiir ben Snlanbtransport, Die
nnterfnnft iotpie 8erbienIt au orts-
iibli6en 20bnen Der @intpanberer auf-
5ltfommen.
9urd oieie Oaitarbeit, fubr Ser
aommiiiar fort, lit Dem tSeirnatloien-
programm Ser glei6e grfolg geli1ert,
mie Dem gnoe 1851 abgelanfenen eli
gentliben n88-Brogramm", unter
Dem $4,000 8ilen erteilt lpnroen.
SSn beioen 5auen freitpilliger Maiien-
umIieolung in 3eiten iilternationaIer
Spannltng betpeiie M1nerifa ser @eIt,
oab bie freien 8iirger Der Ser. Staa-
ten NIT ibrer Hegierung &anb in
Sano geben, I'M Die bon ben 2anoer1
binter Dem giiernen 8orbang per!
triebenen Mitmeni6en ni1t ibrem
bon Den &oten getpollten S9idlal 5u
iiberlallen.
@onperneur Stebenion nannte 80
ettpas all5n optilniItii9 - oas 9B-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die gr0Bte
tuno beoeltenbIte bumanitdre Mftion
Der 8eltgei6ibte. gs 5eige auf, mas
erreidt meroen Tonne, tpenn in einem
freien 2anoe Meni6en aIer @lau-
rbensbefenntniiie nno nationalen Ser
fnnft an einem gerrleini1nftli1en
3iele nrbeiten.
Spatere Sisungen bra9ten 2agen-
beri6te bon 8ertretern Ser peridie6e-
men &egierungsItelIen uno Ser Gin
5elItaaten, iotpie Der firhli6en uno
nationalen BripatorganiIa 6ie
I'M 9ienlte 0es gotbilfeprogramms
fir Die bolfsbeutiben &eimatpertrie-
benen Iteben.
Mm 5tpeiten Sag Der &onferena
fan6en Sonoerlisungen Ser 6eatih-
amerifaniiben Seilnebmer itott, bie
iiber Wittel uno @ege 5ur tpeiteren
grlei6terlng uno 8eibleunigung
Der polfsoeutiden gin,panoerllng be-
rieten.
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ct. Banl, Ninn.- @ortbington, o.,
Samstag, 26. Sannar 1862.
ir d enfal Ser

Sonntag, 27. Sanmar: 0ritter Spnn-
tag n. b. Grideinang. = gpa1t .
gelium: 8om glusIdsigen
(Wattb. 81.
Otontag, %. Sanuar: Srmun0.
9ienstag, 80. SsSanuar: 5ran5 bon
Sales.
Nitttuod, 30. Sanuar: Ioelgl.noe.
Donnerstag, 81. Sanuar: SsSobannes
Bosco.
sSreitag, 1. Jebruar: gla.
Samstag, 2. sSebruar: &c + q
Sid t nj eB.
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UuhrHanzrigen

Jraa Soiepb 9ansmamn ien., ge-
itorben am H.. Sanuar 1851, i'm Ml-
ter bon SO Sabren, tpoblperieben, in
Beiotum, Sn. Sic tpar 6ie Mutter
bon 5tD0lf &inoern nno es nberleben
tie oreinno5wan5ig gnfelfin6er. Die
8erItorbene mar cine unierer Gltelfen
uno tpobltatigiten 2eierinnen.
Tran sbereia 9nf9fFs geitorben
am 26. De5ember 1907 III BuffaIo,
N. q.
Mogen 0ie SeeIen bieier un6 aller
2eier ourd @ottes 8nrmber8igfeit
ruben in Grie6en!
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IitIai1n
(Sortfesurtg bon @eite 81

JItlN1Iu
tSortfesune bon eeite 81
srbeitsiefret1r Goblin erfIGrte, Ser
Saiptgruno fir Die slrbeitsIoiigfeit
friib iein, ben @ablausgang al be-
Ipreben. Iber ser Sober inn republi-
faniiben 2ager, 3. 3. llnter ben Bis
Der berporgetretenen &anbioaten,
mag ben &epublifanern Die Suppe
nobmals Derial5en, tpie bis 1948 ae-
i6ab. slns San 6rancisco meloete am
IS. os. Die uaii. BreB":
suf Dem bier tagenoen 8arteifon4
bent lino Die Inbdnger bon 5enator
Gait uno General giienbotper Ihart
auf einanoer geplast. geof ihroffer
lit beute Der friibere @o,iperneur
Staiien aufgetreten. gr forberte in
elmer 8anfettreoe oen General anf,
binter Dem u&bafiporbang" berbor-
5ufontmen unb offen in ben &nn1pf
INN Die Braiioentl9aftsnominatio
Der @SS ein5utreten. Mud erfl1rte
er, Die Inbanger Eafts iollten nidt
slauben, oaB tie Sen Sieg i1pn IN
Der Sai6e bdtten, benn Ole 9srimar=
mablen uiiroen 5eieen, oaB ct ielbit
Der popularlte &anoioat lei. Scum,
oas iolte ia tpobl Die Sa9e erIeoi-
gen!
@iienboper bat befanntli1 erfIart,
oaB er Die Homination Der @SB an=
nebmen, ii6 aber nidt INN iie betper-
ben tperoe. Gait bot erflGrt, eg lei
ibm Die Mebrbeit ser Stimnlen i'm
Rarteifonpent in Gbicago 10 gut ipie
getpiB.
Ser republifaniihe Senator 2oose
bon Wtailabuietts, Der 5iibrer Der
giienboner- -8etpegung, erfldrte, bab
Der General Der eir5ige &anbioat lei.
Ser ben 8eltfrieoen perbiirgen tonne.
9abto sSSngalls, Eafts &agnelei-
ter, bot in Ausiibt geitellt, Dob Die
@SB ibren Gbarofier als ehte Sppo-
litionspartei perlieren ipiiroe, tpenn
tie einen Neann ins Selo Itellt, .oer
nur Elm slbflatld Der Siibrung lit,
Die iebt Die Wabt bot, cine offen-
Ii6tli6e 8e5ugnabme auf @iierbotper,
oen er nibt geuannt bot. ysSSn oie=
fem 6au 1piirben Die Hepublifaner
einen gllten 2eihenbeltatter fir ibr
eigenes 8egrdbnis beiteaen," iagte er.
2ooge erflarte barauf ssngalls ba-
be Die Brobe= IbItinmungen fritiliert,
aber' cine ange5ogen, Die fir Eaft
giinitig NOR, uno iagte: ngs i9ei,t,
Dob nur Die Yrobe=I =Ibltilnnl1ng gut
lit, Ole fir oen eigenen &anbioaten
gut ausfallt." aud beitritt er Ole 8e-
bauptllng bon SSngaas, baB Senator
Gait leine 3ugfraft in Der lesten Sc
natsnabl in Sbio beipieien babe, i,t-
Dem er iagte: uSn Der nmerifaniiben
@el6ifte gibt es Diele 0fdnner, Die
piele Stimmen in ibrem Staate eer-
balten baben, aber Die Station nibt
getpinnen fonnten."
e5ngalls batte Die GepubIifaner
alrfgeforoert, lid BEL Ser Mus1pabl
eines &anoibaten ni9t bur1 ser ab-
peal, glanor' nno Seloenberebrung
leiten 5u laiien". 2o0ge anttportete
oarauf: ~@s lit nibt ser Magnetis-
mus gilenbomers, Ser fiir oas arne-
rifanil6e Solf maBgebenb lit, ion-
bern es glaubt an 9tpigbt giien-
botper, tpeil es in linn einen Siibrer
erblidt, Der oas meiite fir BEN 0rie<
oen tl1n fann."
Com Coleman bon 8isconiin,
Safts &anpagneleiter i'm Witteltpe-
Iten erflarte in elmer Brelefonferen3,
Die Gepublifaner inn WitteIlDeiten
ieten bariiber berItinnt, baB ii9 Seem
yorf uno Seipep binter @iienbo1per
geItent baben.
g8enn bas 10 tpeiter gebt Bis gum
Barteifonbent uno Bis 5mr Nopember-
Wabl, fann's gut tperoen!
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Stimn1e oes TDlfes
tiir bas eSDlepbiunnt

@inliegeno @eloanneiiung I'M 8e,
truge BON $500 81 gbren oes I'll. So
iepb als 9anfiaguns fir bie grb0-
rrng elmer 8itte.
sc. g., 8.
ginliegeno i6ide i6 Sbnen $1.OO,
Ben i6 in elmer &ranfbeit perIpro6en
batte. 1anf Dem Qaerbeiligiten Ser
sen Seiu, Ger Siirbitte Ser Mrmen
Seelen uno Der AaerleligIten Sung
frau bin i6 erbort moroen.
9lus @is.
. ~E X ssa~st d.
Sd i6ide Sbnen biernit $500, bie
ib perlpro6en batte. llniere 8itte i6,
@ott lei 3anf, erbort tporoen.
sllter 2eier, g. 9.
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fangt auf oieie @eiie oas, mas er
eritrebt. 8er Die @eIt iiberiuinben
min, Dem miro Der 'Sieg auteiI. ln6
Nieoerlage ober Sies, 6as iin6 oie
lesten Dinge. 81
9pSsf ssgs
SsSn oanfbarer Grinnernng
OH meinen 5reunb nnb StuA
oiengenoiien Mlgr. Dr. b.
Matbies, &pitl. @ebeimf1n,.
lnerer unter Bapit Nius X.
8rof. 5. W. Dmebren.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
Planning Board
Suggested

An attempt to form a Plan
ming and Zoning Commission
for Kodiak was again made
Monday night by the city
council. In the past, several
boards have. been named but
have failed to function.
A new list of 10 names will
be airmailed to Mayor Lee c..
Bettinger, who is now in
Washington, D. c., from
which he will select nine to
act as a board.
Territorial law requires
that the board selection be
made by the mayor and ap-
proved by the council.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
Water Bid


The Alaska Public Works
nas extended lifetime for re-
Giving sealed bids for water
supply reservoir dams, pump
ing station, pipeline and chlori-
nator for the Kodiak water
project from March &c, 1862
to April 16, 1852.
The addendum to the Notice
to Contractors notice was
issued last week by Donald R.
Wilson, district director for
the APW.
The District Public Works
officer at 18th Naval District
headquarters requested the
APW to extend the time limit
on the bidding so that Drake
Puget Sound could have time
to get in a bid, Wilson ad-
vised the city council.
Earlier, it was announced
that five contractors or con-
struction companies had writ
ten to Wilson requesting
copies of plans and specifica-
tons for the water project.
Two weeks ago it was re-
ported during a council meet
ing that Johnson, Drake and
Piper and Puget Sound Bridge
and Dredge had requested the
specifications. The company
currently holds a contract for
building at Kodiak Naval
Station.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
Rotary Hears
About Germany

The German people are max
ing an effort to regain some of
their pre-war standing among.
nations, 1t. Duncan MacRae,
USN, commanding officer of
the USS Mohapac, told mem
bers of the Rotary club Tues,
day. 1t. MacRae was guest
speaker. His topic was My
Two Years in Post war Ger
many.
1t. MacRae shared the after
luncheon program with Ronald
McMurray, USN, guitar
soloist. McMurray sang seve-
raj ballads, a sea chanty and
played a solo ON the guitar.
AS a final number he sang
Squaws Along the Yukon.
$, Ut. MacRae was assigned to
Germany to help organize the
Rhine River Patrol. His de-
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.. "Blac-
kie" Patterson and son Pat
plan to leave the first of the
month for a three months
vacation in the states.
While they are outside, Pat
terson's Service station bust
ness will be managed by Mrs.
Art Kizer, who arrived here
last week from Portland 10
take over while the Patter-
sons are gone.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
Too High Voltage
For Station

Plans for the new pumping
station of the proposed water
and sewer project call for
480 volt power. Leon Johnson,
KEA superintendent, has ad-
vised the council that 240 volt
power is standard for KEA
plants.
Johnson wrote the council
that he had informed Hubbell
and Waller Engineering Corp,
who drew the plans for the A
laska Public Works project,
regarding the voltage here.
Johnson stated in the letter
that the engineering corpora
ton had not answered his
+, letter.
| While the KEA can supply
transformers for the 480 volt
power it will be impractical
and expensive, Marshall
Crutcher, KEA board men,
Der, told the council Monday
night.
The council requested Bob
Hedloff, city clerk, to write
Donald Wilson, district direc-
tor of the APW. regarding
the matter. Hedloff, for the
city, will request that the
plans be changed so that the
pumping unit will use 240 volt
power.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
BEG Work
TO Be Resumed

juneau tuberculosis vac
cination (BCG) work will be
resumed this spring in the
territory under the super
vision of the Alaska Depart
ment of Health. DR.. Earl
Albrecht, health commits
sioner, said recently.
The work was temporarily
suspended last fall because of
drastic cuts in Congressional
appropriations, DR.. Albrecht
said.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29

tachment used old discarded
German boats which had seen
duty in the North Sea.
The lieutenant said he was
much impressed with the
people, the scenery, the syS
tenn of canals and waterway.
and the present Bonn govern
ment.
Preceding the talk and
music three new members
were initiated into the club.
William L. Smith of the Bank
of Kodiak, Capt. Warren
Strang, ACS officer in charge,
and Ed Sande of D & A cloth
ing department, received their
badges of membership from
President William Stone.
Past President Leon John
son gave the new members
their indoctrination talks.
- -----@ ~-
The James O'Hara, naval
vessel, was in port at Kodiak
Naval Station this week.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-29
kO,NAk MrOROp

The names submitted to the
mayor by the council are:
Norman Sutliff, Leon "Ole"
johnson, V. w. Root, Barney
Corgatelli, V. &. Ellis, Don
Bentley, Jack Hinckel, Mel
ton L. Crawford, Ray Martin
and Lee F. Bettinger.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Strength in Rails Keeps Stocks
Firm Despite Logging Oil Boom

would prove to be an excellent
producing area" although develop
ment would take time
Railroad first-quarter reports
on net income have made good
reading in most cases. Besides,
the recently increased freight
rates will show up in the second
quarter. The earning ability of
the railroads has been stressed in
Wall Street and the rather spotty
showing of other companies
CLOSED over.
Steel Issues Steady.
The great battle for control of
the steel industry between the
Government and the owners made
big headlines but left the stock
market and the steel issues rela-
lively unaffected. United States
Steel, for example. ended the
week at 38Hs, off only 1s on the
week.
Northern Pacific, which has ex-
tensive holdings in the Williston
basin, was the weeks most active
issue, and it lost 424 at 1915, the
heaviest loser in the list OF 20
most active issues.
It was followed in the weekly
most active list by Kern County
Land, up 334 at 54s4; North
American Co., off "a at 81 1s: Bal
timore g. Ohio. up 7s at 213s, and
ACF Brill, up 11s at 81s.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
By Roder Wineet
AP Financial Writer

NEW YORK, April g., -
Strength in the railroads kept
the stock market headed higher
this week despite a faltering oil
boom.
The market suffered a sharp
setback in midWeek, but it closed
today with comfortable net ad-
vance.
The Associated Press average
of so stocks advanced 40 cents
today at $1O1 40. a net gain OF
$1.20 on the week.
The famed Williston basin in
North Dakota and Montana and
Canada was the center of the
storm. 1t is 100000 square mile
area that has tremendous prom
Use for oil. Spectators and trad
ers have had a habit of attaching
a great deal of glamour to any
company connected with oil de-
velopment in the Williston.
w. S. S. Rodgers, president of
the Texas Co., told stockholders
that development of Williston as
a major producing area would be
expensive and the cost of crude
oil high.
John C.. Case, vice president of
the Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., at
the annual meeting said his COM
pany was extremely optimistic"
about Williston. He thought it
Evening star., 1952-04-27

T h e Ho m e.
S t e a d, H o t
Sprin n 6 S, Va,
June 11-12.
Fra nciS E.
r o b ey. vice
president of the
Bank of Com
merce g. Saw
ings. has been
named chair
m a n. W h ii 9
|R o b ert H.
IL a ey, vic e
president of the
National Met
ronolitan Bank.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Committee Appointed
For June Convention
OF Capital Bankers
By DonoId B. HodIey

The general convention COM
mittee has been completed for the
34th annual convention of the
District Bankers Association at
Evening star., 1952-04-27

or being reorganized under the Bank
ruptcy Act or securities assumed By such Companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing tables annual
disbursements based the last quarterly or semi;
annual deearati01 unless noted spee
x dividend N IL rishts; Aiso extra q extras
or paid So far this year. PAYABLE in stock esti:
mated cash value on ex dividend date. PAID last
year, Declared or paid after stock dividend or
pseisrsd paiS this year an iss9mqIs q d.
delivery. Paid this year. dividends omitted. de-
V % 6ecisred Or pad pad in 1851: Plus stock dividend:
v iiouidatinE dividend. Payable In stock. exact
cash value undetermined on declaration date. a
Evening star., 1952-04-27

JRDAY. APRIL Is, 1852

WLIN rNVINS SNTUKUAI, AFkII 20, T9oZ l.
Quotations furnished by the Associated Press. 2
High Low div rate. Add 90. High Low Close chge
Evening star., 1952-04-27

will serve as vice chairman, 1t
was announced by the assocl-
atoms president. Walton L. Sand
erson, vice president of the Ham
ilton National Bank.
All members of the committee
are bank presidents, except David
S. Hendrick. partner Of w. B.
Hibbs & Co. The committee list
follows:
Daniel W. Bell, American Security q
Trust; A. Scott Offutt, Anacostla Ma
msTce ciarehse F. pHrt9n, city Bank Bank:
MI. Hendrick, Hihbs g. Co.; w. T. Van
doren, Liberty National Floyd E. Davis,
Lincoln National; Lanier P. McLachlen.
McLachlen Banking Corp; CHRISTOPHER
H. Pope, Munsey Trust: Barnum l. Coll
ton, National Bank OF washington:
George A Didden,. jr,, National Capital:
Robert Fsmlns ssennS Nstss. Rfss NfSnsl r1Snsi:
G. Addison. jr.. Security Bank; LinTood
P. Harrej. Union Trust; Alfred H. Law
son, Washington Loan & Trust; Harry
r. Thomas. Arlington Trust; S. Walter
Bogley, Bank Of Bethesda; James T. cas-
barian Bank of Maryland: George +.
Day. Bank Of Silver Spring; T o, w;
Park; Edwin T. Folland Old Dominion
Bank; Fred L. Lutes. Suburban Trust
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Expansion Funds Provided.

Directors of Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. have ap-
proved $624.000 of additional ex-
IpenditureS for improvement and
expansion of Washington tele-
phone facilities.
Ralph Patterson has been pro-
NOTED to art director of Nations
Business, monthly magazine Of
the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. Mr.. Patterson was
to Lester Douglas, who
retired recently after serving az
art director for more than ~
years.