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Evening star., 1953-06-19
COURT DOOMS ROSENBERGS TO DEATH:
TIME OF SPIES EXECUTION Indefinite
Ruling Interpreted
As 6-to-3 Split; New
Stoy Asked for Spies
BULLETINS

President Eisenhower today denied last-dch appeal
for cemency for julius and Ethel Rosenberg The President
has declined to intervene Acting Press Secretary Murray
Snyder told reporters.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

The Supreme Court this afternoon denied two defense
motions to postpone the execution of Julius and Ethel ROs
enberg One requested stay of execution pending
appeal for cemency President Eisenhower and the other
asked reconsideration of the courts to vacate Justice
Douglas stay order The court then adjourned its special
session.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Reds Have Important Subject
For Key Truce Talks onight;
Nav Decide Fate of Armistice
Foe Might Accept
Terms or Protest
Freeing Of POWs
By the Associafed Press

MUNSAN, June 10. - The
Communists said late tonight
they have IAN important subject
to discuss" when Red and allied
truce negotiators meet in a few
hours in a full-dress' crisis seS-
sion that may determine the fate
of an armistice.
This was the only hint of the
reason behind the Red request
Evening star., 1953-06-19

(see ROsENBERGs, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1953-06-19

Text Of Rhee Reply to Eisenhower's
Offer of Aid. Poge A
Sobres Bog s MICS, Red Infantry Jobs
at ROK Positions. Poee "A
Evening star., 1953-06-19
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight, lowest about 66. Tomorrow,
fair and a little warmer. Gull report on
Page A-20
TemnePafurex Today.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

(see ACKERMAN, Page A-2O
Evening star., 1953-06-19

Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1953-06-19

(See PENTAGON, Page A-14)
Evening star., 1953-06-19
IsroeI Gets British Jets

(See PICKETS, Page AS,
Evening star., 1953-09-29

Famous Dupont nylon, washes and dries
in jiffy needs no ironing. Ideal for
travelling. Expertly tailored with clean'
firm seams. White solid colors and fan
cies. Sizes 80 to A.
Mems Furnishings and SportS1gear,
Street Floor, Washington, SlUer spring
and PARKington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

eomnaers6. hus Miss Roman had
ths topper 81 uavaila SAs was
caught IN an avalanche.
We we're working On . glacier
end I had Q scene In WhieA vas
supposed 10 bear a. avalanche. i"
shs SAID Our GUIDE mentioned
TAT the Ice above where ve we're
shooting would fail 81 three
o'elock. We th0ngni be waS merely
kiddina.
when ! started &c DO the scene
4 did hear something This Vas
Cor real. lo0ked up and saw the
ZEE above where re were shooting
starr 10 crack. Pieces Of ice a.
30 90 q room started falling a.
%. they tod me I should run
undes H. But ell I could think Of
was nat crazy ace cube and I
ran In the other direction.
Also eontsnding for Jimmy Stew
ars in he picture h corinne Cal.
vet. Frances afr 20 Hollywood
SIC h made ~ 10 be q is-ysar-old
girl, which 10 the neatest trick Of
TIE week.
They have done their best to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Push-Proof Parking

sOpaoszi 81 sTys cor. Cowbiasnes - P0~wFade
saiossafic ygaasisfi0H sd IIsAp. "BlMs.FIA -
sngias ssalabis "TsO-Tsa" ard Bel Az ssoasia
P0ws, S'ssFisg ssGli4bls o. al mo4sls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
FuIl Enelne BrakIne Power on IIIII.
Rock Out Of Trouble

P0Verglides smooth power flow lets YOU
rock out of sand. snow or mud whenever
the need arises. low" and REVERSE"
are side by side on the PowerRlide quad
rant. makHg the operation dOubly easy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Bushnell Returns

Submarine tender BaShAel all
tsturu here MonaAy after . moutA' .
operation Ia southern waters, sub,
marine SQua8rua rSelve head.
quarters here announced.
The ship. "which has been on
training exercises Of Cuba. has
made VISIT 70 San Juan. Puerto
REQ. - Thomas. VIrE,n Islands
Puft.au. Prince. Haiti and Guan.
tanamo Bay. Cuba.
The USS Bushnell arrived here
"a Aug - after three months
routine overhaul al the Naval ship.
ward. Boston. Mass ard three
DAYS later left Cor training opera
tsonS she will resume services for
submarines IN the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Cooking Art Pays
OF For LCDR
In Recipe Contest

AnkeEeete0 ID me arr o. e00knG
since he was nine years ed. LcDR
5. Q. Miller, USN. Of fleet soaaE
School reeently woa q scotch eool.
er ~ third priss In o Miami nsws-
paper Chefs q the TsUvaes~
Fish Recipe Contest for July.
His prime winning recipe. FlsA
aid Shrimp In Pod. 10 pahllshsd
for you.
a man wAs rseelvee wreaa plee.
cure srsm beth sssinu sn1 sslk.
lns shevs lssA. LeDR Mlllss %.
ssgts No IssFasd mere aAssa
sseklns trsm Ne ehlasse sAsa
snyeedy slss. wMils ssssieNsA IN
I've phlilpplne lslsn6s svsan WA
-Is5s No dlsssveesd ksw - On.
psFsly prepses sssA ekiNsss -
lssssbles 90 Msa6sglM nwek.
Sweet end sevp wen Tea, sNd
LshsssS Fee vsvms.
Also interested IN harhaeuing
DCDR Miller las two portable
charcoal burners which he sets up
at desired locations and then con-
menees his soreery. Sinee awiv.
Ing 81 Fleet Sonar sehool, LCDR
Miller has been chef fer tee Of.
fieer party barbeeues and eooked
for over 100 people at each affAR.
LcOR Miller Shares NE AsAAy
sqvsliy Win Me wlss. Lee. VIE
sssks every ssAsg haebssss go
kseps their re - ever 80 ~.
eipss. Alec ea AsaA 10 Aslp 80
esUole prspaes esed zee ssma
ioe esssfvIlv lsAalsd ssNdlmsnas
sHd . sgpply ~ essrvls Alskssy.
"If voa really want 10 nv some-
thing" LcDR Miller declared,
soak some 2-lneh thick pcgk eheos
IN pear fulce for twe hcs<s and
tbsn grin over . slew hlekory IRE.
Man. that's COED satina'"
LcDR Miller win moathly pub
liah one Of bis own tr0oieai recioes
in coming editions of the OUT
POST. GOurmsts can start On his
Fish and shrimp In Fol.
FISH AND st4R map IN poll
First place o fresh filet aAeut
the sire Of . large mans haad on
aluminium foil. Pcur ever the fish
- can eoadensed cream ~ mush-
rcom Sup ssd 81 several fFesA
shrimps which we're pTevieusiy DO.
veined. season with { Esq. werees.
tershire Sauce. salt. fresh gsouaA
uepper and then snFirkie viii
fresh grated A~ertes" sAarp
Theese.
Fold fol 10 firm o covered bnat
and cock on 0 charcoal Rrili fng
- mlautes. tcan also Ne cooked N
Q moderate oven as welll. Ies each
cues, "~Aress his owa saa aai
from God.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

driving. You can keep your hands always
on the steering wheel and your eyes
always on the road.
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NOTES

HOLLYWOOD 0--FeuA6: A
actress wAs Aaa len Q staAis vita
&C deliveries Q hiAst at hag Cor.
meg empieyera.
TAis sai 10 RutA Romsa. Q shape
u bFunstie fFem bosaoa whoss
saFsss yes bsoming uaiil sAs lsia Il
10 marry Mortimer Man and have
o bahy. whea sAe rsaHrned 90
waFAars, tAlnas werea't cutie tha
same. ne wAntsd sus ana ae-
eeulsd Q smaa rols CT lave tArss
sssnas ana tAas's an In ''Blew-
iag we" 90 pan a TIE price for
hsr freedom.
Dgs evf giFi lsar bitter.
I'm fstsf.a 10 she stsdlo," sAs
eommsaAsd. "TAsy save me O
baih4mp ! eouldn't have gotten n
] Aadn't been unAeR eonsraet.
a4mk ! eorked hard. I Cd around
slsAs pietures h ons year.
scarcely he'd tine 10 Rae married. Is
nmaA admltte6 nat TIE aAsenee
C I've pears wAile she yes raising
q family YES not noed for her
career. uhieA lest memsneam. SAs
alma 10 Get d baek viii O year
aaa . Aalf Il Aard wOrk, Tier
taper eli.
AZ present shes getting Q eoot
part In ''Tha Far Country" win
James Stewart. She plays
wieked woman In this enc ans
likes II that wsay.
Aleae with q couple Of Olheg
Hollyweod film eompaniss, "TAs
Yer couatry" Aas esea shooting
amid The splandeFv Il wesssrT
caaada. An reenFned with sad
tales abeua he waaeAar tAsy en-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

and play via n oaav enea N .
whlie."
Letters ere transmitted bsek
and lorth throaeA tAa eAaFiaahls
organisstions of1es, wAare tAsy
are translaasd.
How can ! Aank 20 engugh
Cor vhsi yea ere delne fsf net"
Her letter eonainssd. I eannes bui
pray God 10 grani yea sAs best Il
health and happinass."
Maria's letters weFe q flrSi
passed from man 10 man. unail 4
Gas discovered nat tAey were -
eoming unreadahla bssese tAs
whole cree eoulA read tAem. Now
thsy are eopisd sn1 mimeegTapAsd
snd distracted 10 evsFyoas 60 tAa
snip.
As the years sdepaisa u Maria
began 10 draw 10 o eaess TIE crew
ehipped In 10 ksep her lor ansthef
year. And d vas then tat sons-
one eame NJ win The dee q
bFinging their little daaaAtsT"
10 the states. TIE crew had hopeG
70 BE- assigned 10 ne MeditsEransan
Fleet for Q tsur. o. 81 least loae
enough for them 10 visit MARIA.
However. the Navy needed them IN
Key West Cor anti-suemaFins wegk.
Refleeting On The old saying
that II The mountain wiil not come
10 you. 20 10 the mountain. The
crew decided 30 RAISE funds 70
bring Maria 10 the States. and
10 the place where thsy vera
Another collection yes made
. starter. Then On sppeai va
made 10 O national " program
called On Your Account" re-.
guessing permission 10 make en-
appearance In en- effort 20 yin
some money. Two white hats
from the Davis wena 10 New
York and came bach wtth 900
for their campaign 20 bring Ma.
RE 10 Key West.
In the Ensantinss. TIE Foster
Parent organization we're con.
tacsing the italian authoritiss FOR
permission 10 ny Maria 20 Key
West Permission was finally CD
tanned and Maria 10 expected d
arrive In New York Oct. n and
be In Key West Oct -
Realizing the help Maria's Wait
10 the States would DO for the
Foster Parents program. the crew
~ The Davis decided b 40 al
the way. Plans are now being
made 10 hold q benefit Cor ire
Foster Parents organization In
Key West. inviting celebrities 10
take part. with TIE funds going
towards the adoption Of other
Marias.
Spokesman for the crew Of the
Davis 10 ssaman Gene Geld
berg. who Il worried because
things are going too svnooth. I"
One Of Key VESTS finest me-
tels. the Key Westsr. he's offered
free accommodation for Maria
and any celebrities that volunteer
10 appear % tha benefit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Il al began about . year aga
chen the crew Of The Dsvis-all
two hundred Of them. adopted
themselves . daughter. The idea
tame 10 them after reading an
article on the Foster Parents Plan
lor War Children Inc. an organiEa.
lion In New York City that ar.
ranges Coz the financial adoption
of war orphans For $50 q year
The organization will find . needy
child. and see that this child viii
have clothes 10 wear. food 10 eat.
toys 10 play with, arrange for med.
teal care. schooling and instrue.
ti0n IN the religion u her birth, and
. cash grant AZ 500 Q month.
On the adoption" application the
erew of the Davis Indicated the M.
tionaliiy. zee. and ser of The child
they wished 10 adopt. that's ell
there Was 10 h. Well. almost all
Tie little giFl. Marcia carmela
I.aNecchia, lived In the town Of
Tricnrico. Italy. with Der sick
mother and aged grandmother
Her father died IN q military hos.
pisai In April 1885. of . disease
contracted while on active duty In
The Italian Army.
Marcia and her soyear.old
mother were left unprovided Cor.
except ior . monthly war pension
Of sis.0o. This small sum had 60
support both II them and their
sged grandmother.
To add further troubles, nine.
gear old Maria's mother suffered
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
NEW CUSTOM

GREENSBORO. y. c. HTAe
woman told ja1er } v Lueas she
waited 10 see Der brother.
what's lis names" iacaa
asksd.
4 don't rightly know she re-
Piled You see. I've been mar.
red since | seen him last"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25
Surgery For Boa

SALTWATER. okls F-Ps
tsnis and spectators a. tie okla
bona A4M college veterinary
clinic made q bee-ne for ire door
here vhen Papa a fellow pa
tent. made BIS appearance
Papa. q slender isyearold
had . tumoFlike gFowth on has lau
tie vas quiet and amiah.e durrE
the operation. although Il TOOK
three men % hold hln on the table
Hes an eight font boa constructor
from south Ameula, . star PER
former IN q sldeshoW noW playing
81 the Payne County Par
He ISN'T mean and not 80 strong
since he's been siek his owner
assured the docto.s Hes So, Just
enough strength % gall 40 arm ofi.
maybe" @@mmm
The operation was q success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

from chronic bronchitis. Ehsuma.
tism and general depression. and
consequently was not able %
wurk.
Their home consisted q one
miserable room with . warped
floor. TIE plsee lacked hygienie
facilities and had no running
water. All Il contained In furnish.
ings vas . bed. q chest. q table,
Q trunk and some rusty tools.
n was indeed . nice gesture on
the part II the crew Of the Davis,
but not an unusual one. Thousands
OF Americans have Adopted" ehiI.
dren under TIE Foster Parent
Plan.
That was only the beginning,
though. II vas an exciting and
pleasant experience Cor the men u
the Davis. having thsir own daugA.
ter. TIE shipper Of the Davia.
writing for eli hands began writing
letters 10 Maria. telling her some.
thing about her 100 fathers and re-.
mlnding her 10 say her prayers
and 10 be q good girl.
Last Christmas the crew collect.
ed funds and sent her q dress,
sweater, tee set, erayons, color.
ING books. and q great big doll
her first And Maria returned ne
incest sit for the crew. Q picture
of her taken with her doll.
A letter accompanying the gift
told the men that II have never
seen such . beautlful doll In my
life. therefore iealOusly keep Il
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Among the ships operating in the deep blue waters
Of the Atlantic off Key West the destroyer escort Uss
George f. Davis Prom all outward appearances the Davis
l. just another Of the many ships Of the Navy engaged
In the sober search for weapons and tactics In the field
Of antsubmarne warfare. But there difference You
only have step aboard the Dava % feel this dferenes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

hide my figure pouted Miss Cal
vet. clad in corduroy pants and q
lumbeTiscket.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Much neeer smoother economical Thoroughly proved
and improved through years Of development and billion
Ownsr-drivsn miles! Production running high
levels due 60 record nationwide demand!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-25

Much Mere Econ0micai
ChsTolst's 1853 Powerslids Automatic
TFaasmission steamed with the ilS-h.p.
~Bhe-Flame" hisheompression Nalve-ln-
Head snsins-bEinp you entirely new op-
srariae economy n CRY driving and On
lOas HipA
Far Llveller Getaway
Put The ssleetoe lever In DRIVE posi-
tion-ssep oa the aeeelerator-and YOU
move smoothly away from standing start
10 legal tfafhe speed IN seconds.
Important New Gas Savings
YOun neveF know how economical al
auiomatie Transmission can be until you
nv Che 1883 POxsFglids. Various improve
ments. inelading . more efficient use Of
snnas powsF. male q extremely thrifty.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

Whot does Fother need most ;. if not poir
Of the coolest, most comfortable sIocks in
month of hot Sundays! To look at them, you
might not believe you could just toss them in
the tub, but you can and what's more, we
have your Fathers size! 28 to A.
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Mems Famous Sport Shirts

Sport shirts in all the gay new summer coIors and
Potterns-rnode by maker so we'll known, we
can't even whisper his name! You'll find cottons,
skip weoves, royons, ocetotes, foncies, solids Ieno
meshes. We have Pops size too-smoII, medium,
large, extro large.
Evening star., 1953-06-18

olsAe Rd. q WiiIsoN Dlvd.
AIon. Thurs &ki 1850 $50 aAl
0iheS Dsys 10 An 10 6 69M
Evening star., 1953-06-18
Mems Undershirts

Conbed cotton athletic shirt-rein-
forced arm and neck for longer wear,
ereoter comfort. Sizes "a to 81. s
shirts for only y---------------2.90
Conbed cotton, nylon reinforced neck
T shirts, 6 for------4.lo or 69e each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Chicoqo Grain

CHICAGO, Fem. 2 @;-The grain
awaited ssass
of-the-Uni message to Congress-.
Rumors the President will remove the
9TH Fleet from patrol duty Ground For s9r
tionalists to raid the Communist main.
land II they want to, apparently brought
a little buying into various fats and
oils, including lard, soybean oil and
wheat near the end Of the frst hour
was " to higher, March. 2,291s; corn
oats eas were re - nef siehs anen March, 81 IL
S.S5z. and lard was IL to Is cents !
PSis w ss0P eSs rss radn Isn day Il
hishiy uncomfortable in the past to bulls
in grains However: the market 3 has has
analysts doubted February again would
prove to be o shakeout month.
Weather continued dry In the South
west and reports from that area q. on tn The
although the market has tended to ig-
more such information so far in view
of the very large carryover in prospect
1t ris ex eSaa COUNTRIES. er 'uDDes
The Commodity Credit Corp. contin-
ued to ship corn here IN volume. Cash
receipts today totaled SIZE cars, Of which
owned BY the ccc. This was larger
total than last Monday. Corn Jagged
q little at the start. but then followed
other grains higher.
Rumors President Eisenhower planned
to withdraw the 9TH Fleet from guard
duty around Pormosa, permitting raids
BY Chinese Nationalists on the Com-
munist mainland, apparently brought
some buying into soybeans in early deal
ings It was felt o coastal war in that
area would make shipment OF Manchu-
rian soyheans to Western Europe more
on the other hand, analysts noted the
chinese Nationalist night not have
enough of feet to do. much raiding
and that the rumored action would not
Sc as effective in blocking shipments
OF Manchurian soybeans as. for example.
q United Nations naval blockade Of the
Chinese coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
War Stocks Advance
After Eisenhower S
Speech 10 Congress
By the A.sce;cted Press

NEW YORK. Feb. AIR
crafts and some steels and mo-
tors improved today IN the stock
market when President Eisen-
hower's state Of the Union
speech was made public.
All three of those divisions
could be put in the class that
Wall Street calls war stocks.
Despite the gains, the market
as a whole remained on the
downside with railroads showing
the most pronounced sag.
Prices spread out over a range
of between one ands two points
either way with the bulk of the
changes in smaller fractions.
Aircrafts and motion pictures
were ahead from the start OF
trading while all other major di-
visions were unchanged to lower
Just after the Eisenhower
message was released, the air.
crafts added to their gains while
motors and steels perked up from
the lows. Later the oils showed
slight betterment.
Corporate bonds were narrow
Governments in the over-the-
counter market were steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Steel Plate Supplies
Appear 10 Be Nearing
Demands Of Buyers
Rx tha A,.oeinted pra.,

CLEVELAND, Feb. Some
sellers of premium priced steel
plates are even having to look
for customers, indicating further
movement toward supply and de-
mand balance. Steel Magazine
said yesterday.
Pointing out that dealers in
high-priced steel always. are the
first to feel a decline in demand,
the magazine added:
while freight car builders
are renewing pressure for steel
plates. they are stunning con-
version material. They want
plates, but they don't feel the
situation warrants paying the
high price of conversion steel. y
Galvanized sheets, extremely
tight just a few months ago, also
are being ordered with less zeal,
the weekly report said.
AS the domestic supply de
mand picture improves, Steel
said, additional foreign iron and
steel is being offered for sale in
this country.
Growth of steel shipments
from Japan has forced European
steel almost off the West Coast
market for galvanized sheets,
black plate and plate" the mag
azine continued. There's belief
the rebuilt Japanese steel indus
try is potent competition for
West Coast steel producers"
Dutch foundry steel also was
reported available on the East
Coast at prices not much above
domestic ones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. Q R.--Butter,
easy. Wholesale prices on bulk CARTONS.
Creamery, higher than 80 score tAAD.
68az- 67. 90 score tBl. fresh, 65M. 80
scG csseeseEa ss N Wholesale sales. Amer.
lean cheese whole milk. cheddars. fresh,
39aA-42 cents; cheddars. cured, 1854;
single daisies. fresh. 1904; single
fresh, 42h-44; young Americas, cured,
4S-54; hats, fresh. 43-45;. Mats, cured.
1886; midgets, fresh. 43-45; .midgets,
cured, 1885; processed. pounds, 411z-
AS; domestic Swiss Single tuhsl. grade
"a 1862; Grade '''1. 47-b0: grade
Eggs, easy. New YORK spot quotations,
based largely on exchange trading, fol-
lows: Mtdwestern--Mixed cplors--Fancy
heavyweights, 45lz; fancy large. 44lS;
extra / large. Az; extra / medium,
43-43lS; standards large. 4slz; dirties.
Al; checks. 415z-42. Whites-Fa Fancy
heavyWeights, 46is; fancy large, 445s;
extra I large. 44k; extra l medium.
431a-44. BrOwns--fancy heayyweights.
451a; fancy large. 44lk: extra large.
Az; extra I medium, 43ia-44.
Nearby: Whites--Extfa fancy heavy
weights, 451a: mediums 431z-44; pull
lets. ~. Browns-Extra fancy heavy
WEIGHTS 80; mediums, 43ts-44; pull
a "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-02
Business Briefs

TelevisiOn Receivers produced
in 1852 totaled 6,O96,279 sets, up
1870 from 1851. Radio sets made
lin 1852 totaled 9.711 ,236. down
SHARPLY from the 1852, 1862 made
lin l951.-Radio-TV Mfgrs. Assn.
international Shoe Co. will ac-
lquire the capital stock of the
Florsheim Shoe Co. for an esti-
mated SCI million according to
Ian agreement announced by
Officials OF both companies.
National Steel Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned $751;
I559,477 or $50 a share VS.. $45,-
1887 .093 or $6.l5 in 1851.
| American Gas q Electric Co.
lin year ended December 81
earned $27,340,418 or $4.72 a
share VS.. $24,S00.535 or $4.49 in
1881. IS
Commercial Credit Co. in year
jended December 81 earned $l9,-
800, 900 or $4,34 a share VS.. $19,-
l713.S87 or 1892 in 1851.
Ohio Power Co. in year ended
December 81 earned $12,1S7 ,285
Tor $60.21 a preferred share VS..
1910. 237 200 or $50.58 in 1851.
/ Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp. in
lyear ended November 80 earned
/ $4,906. 953. or 1854 a share VS..
SIS, 204.07l or $3.87 in 1851.
Republic Natural Gas in 6
months ended December 81
earned $3,074.8 1877 VS.. $3,058. 294
jim 1851 period.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. in
6 months ended December 81
learned $780, 75 or $l.34 share
VS.. $2,378.081 or $1.2T in 1861
period.
Clinton Foods, Inc. in 3 months
|ended December 81 earned ST.
99,894 or $1.02 a share VS.. a
loss of $10.993 in 1851 period.
Other earnings included:
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