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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Two ALL Union Officials Ba|k
At Racket QUIZ!
"REFUSE TO TELL PRoBERs OF FINANCEs"l

"REFUSE TO TELL PROBERs OF FINANCEs"i
Minneapolis, April 10 (Special)-Two more AFL
Tsamsers union officials today baked tssyins about
their finances before house operations sub
committee investig atins labor raeketesrins.
"Ths witnesses, Sidney Bremen, international vice.
president of the ALL and international Teamer
tatve and Gene Williams business agent Of Minneapolis
local B44 of the Teamssrs union both refused to
on the ground that they might ncminats themselves
"Josy Schwartz, Minneapolis bar manager, said he
had lent Williams s24 900 which has not been repaid He
said Williams had told him that conditions do not call for
yet-apparently indicating the downtown bar
Williams bought lent making enough money zee.
DISCARDED OLD CADILLAC
"Jaek Sabes, operator OF the American Fruit and
and Produce company testified that he had made loans Of
% 900 each the union bosses was indicated that
Williams least used the loan TO buy new Cadillac
..Ssbes ssid Williams previously had had COLDER
cADIIIIC'. Further questioning elected the information
that THE car was SIX MONTHS OLD"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

eoho tobacco. stimulation, sensual setIvh
tssI-AkYTHINc AND EVERYTHING TO run AWAY"
from fhs spiritual Adam, where srt thov7~
"BE STILL AND KNOW THAT I AN coD'1
But the devil will keep plenty busy without wicked
TO keep you spiritually naked In bssf-shoush ell
hs time, In scientific, Chrsiks spiritual CONSEQUENCES you
Gods eternal image and likeness and fhs prsdestned
victor over every adverse circumstance Of collective hv
eonseiovsnsss!-fhs therein
THE REAL UNIVERSE HAS NO
ADVERSE cIRcUMsTAkcE"I
In Jesus Ascension, He demonstrated His saying THIS
WORLD SHALL PASS AWAYI
n. and His body, both mortal thought images Of indie
srvebs spiritual ideas Of the One Creator and creation
God. HmssIfI-And SO, body, image 3-dmsnsonsI NOV
ing picture from birth DEATH registering fhs development
activity Of human eonseiovsnsss reduced TO its
native nothingnsssI
RE JESUS PRAYER. AND soLITUDEI
when thou prsyes enter into Thy closet and pray in
secret and thy Father who sssh thee in secret shall
ward thee openly"
SOLITUDE IS SWEETT
70 SACRED soLITUDEl DIVINE RETREATI
CHOICE OF THE PRUDENTI ENVY OF THE CREATE
BY THY PURE STREAM, OR IN THY EVENING SHADE,
WE COURT FAIR WISDOM, THAT CELESTIAL MAID"
(sivsn in Mrs. Eddys message 10 The Mother
Church, 1898. Subject: Not Psnfhssm, but
Christian Seienes'1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

Dr.. Rock also commented that CURRENT MILITARY
CRISES IN ASIA ARE THE RESULT OF POPULATION
PRESSURE THAT COULD BE CONTROLLED. He also
contended that confluence 10 practical of fam
lily limitation.
Mrs. Ottessn-Jsnssn said she agreed that planned
enthood could become fs death problem inter-
national SCALE"
Dr. Fosdick at another point said that until mankind
be educated out Of its careless CASUAL unthinkins
unpurposed merely animal propagation Of children and
into thoughulIy planned parenthood. many of mans
dearest hopes absolutely impossible"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
14-Year Old Son Of Restauranteur
Dies, After Long Illness!
Of Unseientifie, Un(hristIike Thinking
and Education!

The devil takes so years!-provns that It 10 the
SCIENTIFIC CHRIST WORD OF GOD THAT is
THE DREAD (intellgence) OF LIFE"!l
GOD RE DISEASE VIA HIS COMFORTER
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST"-OF
MISUNDERSTANDING ABSOLUTE SCIENCE,
MIRACLE MESSIAH MILLENNIUMl!!-
"ALL DISEASE is THE RESULT OF (Chrs Science vOID)
EDUCATION!!i--of FEAR, IGNORANCE, OR SIM!
(both quotes S&H)
JOHN FREDERICK LAWRENCE-The of Jack
Lawrence widely in the restaurant business in De-
tro John, a. died Thursday morning the family home
l16o Lake Park Bmins CHAM, following long Illness He
was student at Cranbrook School.
Services will be at :. Christ Church, Cranbrook."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Red Devil, (riminaIIy Inspired Clio.
Breaks Out In Philadelphia!
Chicago Tribune
HEAD OF PHILco ASKS POLICE

Chicago Tribune
HEAD OF PHILCO ASKS POLICE
AID AGAINST COONS"i
"PICKETS BLOCK PLANTS DESPITE CoURT"l
philadelphia, May 10 (SpecaD-Wliam Baderston,
president of the Phco today appealed to city
and county officials break up pieketng which has
prevented him and other company officers and office work.
n from entering the company's two plants here"
Why these Devils Dupes have still got TaftHartley!
NOT SO GOOD SECURITY % OF EXECUTIVE,
GOVERNMENTAL!
THE DEVIL TAKES MORE THAN THE
BIBLICAL IA YEARS.
Another victim void of Gods Christ Science meta
physics, miracle Messiah in religion, medicine education,
so-ealled natural Science, and polcs!-unscientihc
thinking!
PREMATURE DEATH-ACE 80!
Chicago Tr.Sune-"Al s. Kenney, so, of 5000 Adams
St. assistant superintendent in the finance department of
the Chicago poofce died yesterday He had been WITH
the POSTOFFICE than 80 YEARS. Surviving his
widow, Vena; his mother Funeral-"10 Am Thurs
day. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
The Spiritual Insanity Of the Devils
Roman Catholicism can not be
Honest With God and Mani!
Gen. Mark Clark
(Continued From Page 81
"kNAVES AND FOOLS"-'RAW DEAL


"kNAvEs AND FooLs"-RAW DEAL
AND PHokY pEALIII
Lust for pewsr-of The dsvI-eest shs WORLD Pearl
Hsrbo end subsequent loss Of chns he bvIIdvp Of Com
mvnsm The " S. end around shs world, vie frssorovs
rseksissne DEVILS DseerssIe Leadership, which flowed
the praise Of men more Than me prsIss ced John 743
and fsIr for ihs dsvIIsh sey-"Brins shs boys back
homsT
Emil Marcy, uAw.cIo. ives enc 81 those wise svys1
However,
"A Glorious Day 10 pswnns'T tc. s. Hymn)
God 10 working His purpose svf'i &C. 5. Hymn) -
UneovsrIns The sloppy thinking Of "knsvss end foos
Communism
Assfesl
Roman csshslesi
crssksI
PretsstsnfsI--
Also, REVEALING "ihs self Of The ssrth snd The light
Of the worIdT tchr Jssvshess individuals born highly
virtvovsl-for example,
Joan Of AreI
Martin Lvfhsrl
George WsshnssonI
Abrshsm LineoInI
Mary Baker Eddy-
And costing out "ssvsn devils" from ihs 'ssssn bound
for example, Mary MssdsIsns-sst The Gross and first
The sspvehrs-ss observed BY Mrs. Eddy also MUIR
derovs, intellectual Hebrew, Saul (st. Paul.
The reader will recall names among ell pso-
pies who had similar character transformations and who be-
came gigantic pillars Of Imprisonment
Bullet II BE- distinctly understood shs ONE AND
ONLY REAL universe Of infinite Spirit Mind, Soul God-
the ONE ONLY In end Of the entire Universe NEVER
had character transformsfIens devils esst evl-
Only the MYTHICAL human creation, Conceived
In sin end brought forth In inqvify
MAN that 10 born Of woman mot Of our Fshsrfefhsr
God Of The dsvD 10 Of few days end
full Of troubled
''vho can bring forth clean from vne'ssnf tJob
THE TWO EXTREMES OF HUMAN CHARACTER
cONMUNIsM--'ambssssdor' for The dsvlI-snd GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MIRACLE MEssIAhI-prsdsssInsd cap
tor Of ALL psopIssI-svsry single snsl-hERE or hERE
AFTERl
GOD AND THE DEVIL ARE PUTTING ALL NATIONS
AND PEOPLES THROUGH THE 0HRikcERI-ThE
CHRISTENING OF THE LoRD"l tdvIns Levs'c.
And. tor,vns,sIv WHOM THE LORD LovETH, HI
cHAsTEkETH"I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

Continued From Page 81
former colleague of Cuenther, now employed in
the Heinkel motor shooter plant Stuttgart said today
AT wars end Cuenther lived in Landsbers in the
American Since he without job and without
money he offered his services the United States army
He told to complete jet designs and
ton which he did, He worked this report for than
year.
GRABBED IN BERLIN
"After he delivered il, he heard from the army
again. Later, he went to Berlin where he had home.
There the Russians got him."
Prof Ernst Heinke. famous German aircraft builder,
the moot brilliant arpane designer he had known
Cuenther had worked for Heinkel IS years.
In September, 1881, THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE pub
shed report quoting the Munich Illustrated Weekly In
usateds article based reports from returned pris
from Russia reported that soviet union had
been kept par with the United States and Britain in
the dsssn and development of jet planes thru the expert
knowledge Of siesfried Cuenther.
ANOTHER SEIZED
Erich Warstz, another German jet and rocket expert
returned from soviet captivity in 1850. Warstx had
chief engineer and pilot in the Heinkel
muende
In 1898, no few the worlds first rocket propelled
plane the Henkel l76 In the sprng Of 1899 he flew the
worlds frat Jet plane, the Henkel 17s, which he said
reached . speed of more than 625 miles n hour.
Wsrsitx employed by the United States army in
ls4S On short visit Berlin collect belong
nss four Russian officers broke into his and
him He forced to work in the soviet union. The
chances that had tipped off the Russians that
Warsitx was in Berlin
ANOTHER MILITARY LOSS
United States army authorities also blame for
another incident that occurred in Dessau after the and
aided Russia in building UP its military might.
Dessau, town Of 000 so miles southwest of Berlin,
the site of airpane works founded by Prof. Hugo
Junkers, aviation pioneer who died in 1885.
In 1884, rs ton, four engine jet driven transport plane
with cruising speed of around $50 miles hour had been
tested and completed at the Junkers works.
TUNNEL OVER TO REDS
In the spring of 1s45 United States troops captured
Deau The town turned the Russians in June,
ls45
The Russians dismantled and shipped to the soviet
union the entire arplane plants machines, too and de-
sns The homes of designers, engineers, foremen and
mechanics surrounded by Red soldiers who forced the
occupants pack and with their families, board trains
that took them to Russia.
r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

SUFFERING AND GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
METAPHYSICS, MIRACLE MESSIAH. WILL MAKE
CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF ALL
OF THE HUMAN RACE, UNDER PROGRESSIVE
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL EvOLUTIONi
Detroit Tribune presents the following from Chicago
Tribune
(Our Emphsss)
!" low Reds Got Mia DESIGNER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22
Boy, IS, Kills Girl, Al

TERRY VIOLENT SEVEN YEARs"i Detroit Timss)
Psychiatry neither healed, nor protected secistyI
And no wonderi-
Satan out Satan"
Also, "f the blind lead the blind both shall fall inse
as diteh"i (both quotes-Jesus).
The Detroit Tribune reiterates that medicine surgery,
psychatry are the DEVILS eountsrfsts Of the divine
healing systems of Christ Jesus and Mary Baker EDDY
cod Reveator of His Christ Science, miracle staphy'
nesn and Messiahi!l
TWO FAMILIES-VICTIMs OF ONE OR MORE OF
The FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRlPPLESI-ds
'eetve in descending order,
Anti'Chrst-Judas JudaismI
The devils Roman Catholieismi
| Greek Orthodoxy
N Protestantisml-ths best Of the four, but not
liberated from the deviI-anmAl nagnstisrnI
~
Chicago Daily Tribune
ILLINOIS ITO SPEND MILLIONS
ON MENTAL STUDY"l
"Psyehiatrie Researeh" -. VIII
Squander Much Of the Appropriation
SCIENTIFIC cUEssINc"i
God gives us q psraphrass Of Mrs. Eddy 70 Chr'"
VOID religion, therapeutics, education sns 20
ied natural Sciences
They have made MONSTERS Of men. and helpless tn
"ids and cripplesi
HUMAN BEINGS NOT GODS IMAGE
AND LlKENEssi THE IMAGE OF SPIRIT
,,I u NOT A HUMAN ANIMALiii
FENCE, HUMAN ANIMALS BEING PUT THROUGH
The wRINcERi-THE COMBINED PRESSURE
VI GOD AND THE DEVIL
Continued Neat Column-Tofl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

those named ares
uumsn Harvey Klein, of Los Angeles,
IT. brother, Isadore }. Klein,
,n.rt Mcclellan and
.o,,e Morgan, of Vancouver, BIC.
I'm. Rosenberg, of Washington, DC, an susvnsy,
u,mice Haas of Mount Vernon, N.Y., an attorney and
certified public aceountanty
Morris o. Aprn, of Brooklyn, attorney,
living A. Koerner, of Great Neck, NY.
nd Albert Roer, of Brooklyn"
VIBRATING BRoTHERLY LOVE, ACCORDING
TO CHRISTi!!-'NO FOOLlN-(snaiIss).
The GOLDEN RULE" CHRIST, TRUTH
SETS THE SATAN BOUND FREEi
IND WHAT PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
ASIATICS!
COMMUNISTS
HEBREWS!
ROMAN CATHoLIcsi
GREEK ORTHODOX PEOPLESi
Observation-Disclosures for-but net yst rsady-
% accept the Second Coming"-n the form ehessn By
God, Himself!!!
n have many things say unite you but - can.
not bear them now Cd
Ish. pray the Father send you another Comforter,
pen the Holy Ghost, who will teach you all thnss. 80"
y my WORKS AND GREATER shall - de"i (John l4)
Jesus again, at is expedisnt for you that 20 away.
hd the Father will send the Comforter -.
GODS CHOSEN FREDERICKSBURG
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS-ARE SEEKING TO AID
HEBREWS AND CHRISTIANS TO BE BLESSED
| IY THE MASTER SCIENCE MIRACLE MESSIAH
OF THE ONE CODi-
And that Second Coming Of Jesus" has come In the
only form possble-the scientific Chrss-'ths Way, the
Erh and the fe"-meeng His requirements thWs by
Y lsh fruits ye shall know them!
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE NOT
BATTING A THOUSAND"i
BUT-compare the lives and aehisvsmsnts Of Code
Asxn people-Chriske Christian Scientistswith sepPy
linking e.f<
A,iaticsly
Communists!
Hebrewsl
Roman Catholiesi
Greek Orthodox pseplssi
Protsstantsl
FRUITS OF THE FOREGOING,
t~l
Il Psstlencel
Corruption in government, politics, industry, labor!
Msn.made disasters in all helds Of ranspertstieni
Sloppy thinking and Leadership Of the ALCOHOL
and TOBACCO usersi
Pearl Harbor!
Loss of Manchuria and China l-discrsditins the
white around the word
Filling hospitals, jAiIs. and inssns asylumsi
The build-up of Communion for the dsvili-
Hebrews, Catholics, Protestants-sxpesing their spir
nskedness and canal mind, so-eallsd, Intelligence
Of the devl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-22

TRIBUNE-sATURDAY, MAY a, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. - R-smaH gains
were were REGISTERED by corn in an an other;
DEALINGS were rather light in all pits
and the small upturn in corn lacked
real vieor: Cash receipts were light
arrivals in the Immediate future.
Wheat near the end of the first hour
S3:13ss; corn "a to "a higher. March
Sl54s; oats unchanged to y lower.
March 59a+: rye one to IA higher.
March eeni S, iiS25"; soy6esns 2 lower TO
lower March $3.50.
Some buying, also was attracted to
eTop corn reports SS orts to move old
Commodity Credit Corp. will be oppose d
In Congress unless the corn is sold at
= minlmum price equal to its cost TO
Traders viewed this as a rather i'm
o offer.d { point The corn cor the ccc has
which has been held for Sveral years
and is in danger of spelling. This Off
craze craze corn can be sold at the market
Price Pr r WHICH Is considerably less than
1t is generally Believed e ed the the s ccc has
q considerable quantity Of this corn
x s to Be s sed ee T5adeTs hays felt
Soiu temperatures rose
too high as the danger Of spelling in
creases In warm weather. Such a pos
corn market. traders said.
Grainmen showed interest in the
weekly weather bureau crop report
stressing need for moisture in the
main winter wheat belt. However.
many traders could not get excited over
q mid-winter crop scare. They said
wheat would be improved quickly with
receipt OF substantial spring rains
Jamaica is expected to buy 100. 900
sacks OF fiour today. Some erainmen
also anticipate little wheat buying by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. - Up. USDA) -
Salable hogs, 5000; market fairly active:
$3.50 higher on butchers and mostly so
butchers. 20. S5-s6 IS; lew loaws zoo;
bulk 24O-2SO pounds. IS 50-2b25 $50
800 pounds. 25,25-25.75; most 350-fi0n-
pound sows. 21.75-24 90; few, "a rs;
good clearance.
all weishts and choice under LOO
other steers mostly steady although in
stances weak to 30 lower; choice and
prime heifers steady to so higher. others
bulls strong to IS higher; veaiers steady
to weak; bulk high-choice and prime
steers. 26.00-29. 80: few average-prime
to high prime loads. &c, Oo-3l 80: bulk
ehoice steers rs 81 % $500; sood 70 low
good steers, 15.5O-1S.5o; load prime
] .015-pound mixed. steers and heifers.
1913: f1ve loads prime heifers. "a. 90
$3.50; most good and choice heifers,
lS.50-24, 90: utility to low-eood grades.
l2.50-lS.0O: utility and commercial cows
] l.25; most utility and commercial bulls.
1850 90; COMMERCIAL to choice veal
ers, l9.00-29 90; Gull and utility, 1900
saiable sheep. $500; slaughter lambs.
higher; slaughter ewes steady to so
higher; most sales good and choice wooded
slaughter lambs l05 pounds down, 1875
u 90; with choice and prime grades.
II 30 90; load or SO choice and prime
s sood am 9S pounds G laad to ebS os
skin shoIn lambs. CO.'S: Gull to Choice
SLAUGHTER ewes, 6.00-9.O0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ 0P.-Foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open
market, 2 1882 per cent premium or
102.967s United States cents, I'M
changed.
Europe: Great Britain (pound). 2.s1ia,
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day flu
lures. 2.s1n, UNCHANGED; Great Britain
Britain 9o.da3y futures; Isl 5/32o o "a
Unchanged; France franc. .2Sis Of q
cent. on :Q0i's Of cent; Holland guild
lliral. ..f6s Of q cent, unchanged; Por-
tugal (escudo), $50. unchanged: Sweden
tkronal. 9.34, unchanged; Switzerland
franc) tfree), 2332, unchanged; Dem
mark lkrone), 1852, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina free, 7.24,
unchanged; Brazil lfree), 200, tn
changed; Mexico. LIZA, unchanged;
Venezuela iholiver). 30. O3, UNCHANGED.
Far East: Hong Kong dollar, 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Produce Markets

United States Agriculture Department:
ga inches up. $50, Golden Deliciops.
a ap Hn fair Saap sy.3 Sns np
staymans. ~, 800; ga up. fail. to
stnia, Golden 0 Delicious, fair quality, q 80
boxes, New Yorx, Delicious, ga up. 100;
mum. s.a5-a. So; Pennsylvania. boxes,
wrapped, Romes. no grade mark. ii3s
un Sssf ass 1o sqf o " s :,.n Ii s.s
sacks. in master containers, Fl; Maine
New. about steady; Florida. 5oopound
SIZE 4. 400: U. S. Is. size B. $50.
and waxed. Delaware Puerto Ricans,
2.75-300; poorer. low as 90; Maryland
2,.T5: Puerto Ricans,- 2.2o-2 Is; few color
added high as 3.25 nearby. 1a-bushel
hampers. GoldenS. $50.
Beans and CABBAGE.
Lima Beans-Barely steady. Florida
bushe, hamper. few $50.
Snap Beans-About steady. Florida
bushei hamper: valentines a6 3 ;;oo-35o'
bushel baskets. packed locally: FLORIDA.
6O-65. few 20. some low as so; North
Carolina. fair quality. $3.50.
carrots-Topped washed. New York.
50-pound sacks. 1.00-l25.
Celery Cabbage - Florida. 1o-auart
baskets. 1.o0-1.15.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market weak. Fryers in lib
eral supply and difhcult TO move, with
onees sHe OF hssSytspe hens and ross
ers very slow. Majority ,unsold. Trad
ing lisht al classes. Few heavy-type tom
Broiiers or fryers-Three pounds and
over. 23ia-2S, mostly 25-2S. Roasters,
pounds and over, 24-2s. Hens. heavy
higher. Capons. 45-4S; slips, 3S-40.
Grain Market.
Wheat-Reeelpts. lis. $50 bushels;
shipments. 245,ss6 uhusneis: stocks,
= ,1s3;3l4 bushels. No. = red winter
saiT s: n. SPOT domestic, 2is' January
corn%Reeeipts. es.s9s bushels; ship.
ments. 47l,256 bushels; stocks, 1905
oats--Receipts, none: shipments.
Barley--Recelpts. none; shipments.
n0RRs stfs1s none; os SHIPMENTS,
? so osi aG a.ess bushels;
shipments, 1885, bushels; stocks,
,4o2.314 bushels.
Millfeed--Receipts. none.
EEE Market Steady.
(Yesterday's Quotations.)
Eggs: Market about steaoy; prices
unchanged. Arrivals heavy and oner-
inEs clearing slow under q fair to light
demand
Prices paid fob. Baltimore by FIRST
A quality; whites 53-55ta; brown and
mixed colors. 52-55. Mediums minimum
80 per cent A quality. whites, 5000
brown and mixed colors. 50-5lla.
Receipts, 6.566 cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Slows
Stocks Sharp Gains;
Trading Again Heavy
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. GA
quick forward surge in the stock
market today ran into profit
taking that blunted the advance.
The pace was so swift at the
opening that the ticker fell be-
hind briefly in reporting floor
transactions.
After the initial rush spent
itself, trading was quiet and
prices began a slow retreat.
Gains went to between / and
2 points, with some losses of
the same amount. Most changes,
however. were small with plus
signs predominating.
Volume was heavy.
The steels did well along with
railroads. oils, rubbers, electric
shares and building materials.
Backwardness cropped up in mo-
tors. chemicals and aircrafts.
Higher stocks included Beth
lehem Steel. Chrysler, Kennecott
Copper. General Electric, Santa
'Fe, Cities Service and United
States Gypsum.
Lower were Douglas Aircraft
(off between l and points at
timeS), Boeing, Studebaker,
Hudson. American Telephone,
American Cyanamid, Zenith Ra-
dio and Atlantic Coast Line.
Radio Corp. opened on a block
Of 10000 shares up "a. Ameri-
can Tobacco got the benefit of
its higher dividend. It started
on a block of 5000 shares UP
Ia. United States Steel started
on a block of 5000 shares up "a.
Corporate bonds were Selec-
lively higher. Government is
sues improved in the over the
counter market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in
the week ended January % to-
tailed 8,976, 088 900 kilowatthours
compared with 9,013. 905, 900 in
the previous week and was 1927
above the like week year ago.
Edison Electric Institute.
Wholesale Food Index. based
on the cost of a pound each of
81 foods in general use, this
week advanced to STOP compared
with $6.96 last week and 1922
in the like week a year ago.
Dun & Bradstreet.
Philip Morris e. Co., Ltd,
stockholders approved the &c
QUESTION of Benson & Hedges
| stock.
| United States Corp. in year
ended December 81 earned
| 1922. 1856 or $7.56 a share VS..
$143 ,687 TAG or $4.54 in 1852.
AtchisOn. Topeka & Santa Fe
in IL months ended December
81 earned $77,185. 997 or $14.62
a share VS.. $70,737,7O5 or 1929
in 1852.
Allied Chemical & Dye in year
ended December 81 earned $45,-
I'll SAT or $50 a share VS.. $40,-
305, 400 or $4.55 in 1852.
Southern Railway in year
ended December 81 earned $685.
190,325 or $11.62 a share VS..
/ $27,834,9l6 or 1886 in 1852.
| Jones e. Laughlin Steel Corp.
in year ended December 81
earned $31,015,00O or SAT- a
share VS.. $l9.482,0o0 or S2.91 in
1852.
Norfolk & Western in year
ended December 81 earned ST.
626. 544 or $4.75 a share VS.. $751;
l49.344 or $4.85 in 1852.
Remington Rand, Inc. in 9
months ended December 81
earned $8,47O.556 or $1.61
share VS.. $l1,4O6,576 or $2.19 in
1852 period.
! Massey Harris-Ferguson in
year ended october 81 earned
S7.365 ,521 or Sc cents a share
VS.. Sl2,493. 800 or $1.62 in 1852.
Hudson Motor Co. in 9 months
ended September 30 had loss
of $6,465.197 VS.. earnings of So
249.l45 or 1928 share in 1852
period.
American-Marietta Co. in year
ended November 80 earned S.
809,406 or $285 share VS.. So
013 .286 or $3.50 in 1852.
Mcdonnell Aircraft Corp. in
6 months ended December 81
earned $2,028,210 or $2.95
share VS.. $1,831.620 or $2.68 in
1852 period.
Reeves Brothers. Inc. in 6
months ended December 81
earned $l,059,043 or SO cents
a share VS.. $375,61O or SO cents
in 1852 period.
Other earnings included:
/ For Year Ended December 81.
1881. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-27
New York Cotton

futures r improved M during the f forenoon
today on trade and commission house
buying. Activity tapered of, with
increased hedging on any further rise
at this time. Attention was also at
tracted to. the cancellation Of some
eStton cloth orders b. the New YORK
ers thought that this might be the
forerunner Of further cutback in
Noon prices we're Unbalanced to IS
cents 4 bale higher than the previous
close. March, 1882: May, $500 and
July, $3.50.