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The Sidney herald., 1956-08-30

OdLuAudJ DuSlI1eSS callers III
Sidney we're Mr.. and Mrs. Prin,
Schlenz and Levon. In the eve.
ming Levon, Dolores and Darlen,
attended the drive-iu movie anc
later called for Jerry at Unior
Station and then went to the
dance at Sioux Pass.
Antoine Carda and family at
tended the drive-in-movie Sat-
urday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnny Verhas-
self, Linda and Tommy of Sid
ney were Sunday visitors at the
Howard Sheehan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
and Levon stopped in at the
Victor Irigoin home on the way
to the ball diamond. FairvieW
won 7 to 8.
| Edwin Carda was a supper
guest at the Priny Schlenz home
Sunday evening.
Virgil Cornelia took his aunt
Mrs. Rose LaBahn to Culbertson
Sunday morning to catch the
train for her home in Iowa.
Floyd Candee was a Sidney
caller Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Franklin Cor
nelia and daughters Peggy and
Patsy were dinner guests al
the Bertha Cornelia home Sat
urday and then left for a visit
with Geneva's folks in North
Dakota Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Candee took little
Debbie to the doctor for a
check up Tuesday. Robert Cor
nelia called at the Priny Schlenz
home Thursday morning to make
arrangements for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Priny Schlenz
and Levon were Sidney callers
Monday.
Howard Sheehan has been
helping Lloyd combine the past
week and will then combine al
his place this week.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelia, Bobbie
and Billie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Cornelia and Patsy and
Peggy were Wednesday evening
callers at the Priny Schlenz
home.
Priny and Levon Schlenz made
a hurried trip to Sidney We'd
nesday afternoon for repairs for
the binder.
Mrs. Leslie Candee and Deb
bic called at the Bertha Cor
nelia home Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fisher,
Bruce and Carol called at the
Priny Schlenz home, but found
no one home.
Virgil and Billie Cornelia call
ed at the Pete j. Ruffatto home
Saturday morning.
Alvin Fisher and children call
ed at the George Fisher home
Friday afternoon to get some
milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amestoy and
family were Saturday evening
visitors at the Mel Rauschen-
dorfer home.
Mrs. George Fisher and sons
Danny and Jerry picked choke
cherries at the Candee's Satur-
day.
Stephen Schmitz and George
Fisher were busy Saturday morn
ing putting in a fence and Mary
went to Culbertson after insula-
tors for the fence.
Edmund and Linda Klasns
spent Friday with their grand
mother, Mrs. Bertha Cornelia as
their mother was busy helping
paint their school.
Pete J.. Ruffatto and family
The Sidney herald., 1956-08-30
Armstrong;
District News
BY Mrs. Priny Schienz

Mr. and Mrs. Lehon Sheehan
of Sidney called at the Gale
Childers and Howard Sheehan
homes Friday evening.
Saturday supper guests at the
Wilbur Cornelia home were Mrs.
Bertha Cornelia, Virgil, Bobbie
and Billie and Mrs. Rose LaBahn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Oils in Demand
AS LIST Makes


NEW YORK. Feb. 8 (R.-The
stock market made bare progress
today although oil shares were
active and strong.
The oils had gains running to
around Q points while elsewhere
both gains and losses were
usually small in the early after
noon.
Trading was quiet. as 1t has
been IN recent days, and at
tanned a pace right around yes
'terday'S 1.9 million shares.
Demand was focused on oils
because Of high earnings of
leading companies. plus plans for
expansion and mounting sales
prospects throughout the in
dustry.
Aircrafts were higher without
much activity. Railroads were
up little as a group but most
individual rails were unchanged.
Steels were steady. Motors were
mixed.
Chrysler was down between /
and 2 points as the company
announced it would work a four
day week next week.
Ford Motor over the counter
closed yesterday at 637s bid and
I64h asked. Today it started
with q bid of 63l2 and then
improved a shade.
Superior Oil Of California,
the Big Boards top-priced stock,
hit a new high of 1920, up 40
points.
Corporate bonds were irreg-
Iular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Sun Oil Reports
20 Pct. Rise in Net

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8 (P.-
Board Chairman Joseph N. Pew.
jr.. today announced the Sun Oil
Co. and its subsidiaries in 1855
had consolidated net income of
| $48, 307 $3.50. a new record for the
firm and representing a 20 per
cent increase over the preceding
years $40,343,791.
The 1855 net earnings. Mr..
Pew said, equaled $4.72 for each
of the 10.143,583 outstanding
common shares. The comparable
share earnings for 1854 was SALT.
Sun Oil showed gross volume
of business in 1855 of 1868, 748,-
355, compared with $661,377.419
in 1854.
Gross income from the Sun
Shipbuilding g. Drydock Co.. a
wholly owned subsidiary, last
year totaled $l2,462,627, COM
pare with $50, ISL ,035 the preced-
ing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
D. c. PRODUCE

touotations. supplied by the U. 8.
Department, Of Agricultural
bu bsktS "a" up fair cond 2.25-2.5Q:
n Z: Mcintosh, g. Jonathans bxs Us+i
"a" fair eond $50; Delicious bxs UsEI
up fair cond s.25-9, 5o Pa: staymans
go * Rons sP Yerks y ana st ss U Is
etns trsy-paeE us41 ss.ilss $500:
s Dec oSe5 of p. sEsDped 1s vI.Is sss
wrapped Dssi rs rs $50 $50 i Yerfs D D1s
w.,D i, Fey 1 ts "a: a5 20, STAY
700; va: stsymans bu, bskts 3" up
up U. S. Fey. 3.25-3. so: staymans bxs
Romes *, l s9Dd T. ESr. Fsy ss
bxs wrpd &C" Grade s50-I25s 5.s5:
so.ia5s b.5Ss6.6S. ''0u' 'AS AUA ''
aasn ss,ss;, sIS GINS cut 4.7s;s;es
se sIsesirq WIS e., D s5s as5sa
Pinks 45.52s mostly 800; Duncans Std
ert ors apes IL Tugs Emperors a.75-
800. ordinary condition 10000.
Lemons--calif ctns lso-count 400
oranses-calf Nayesl "a crt ctn
!ll35 bu .crt l76-2l6s 4.5o-4.75, few
Beans tSnapl-Supplies very poor
condition, too few sales to establish
market Gimss>-No supplies on mar
a 81 eft iab.i7s n mossiy iieess few
higher. bu oskts $50; Red type; Ariz
Ia su sEt SoSS;a.5o; Texas Sa, 9f5- s5S
s ssefs n. y. Danish type s,aS.$.5o
G csrrots@crts typd IS lib flm bass:
a ci 4.o6-4.s5; Calf crts "a lib MIN,
bags $50; toppped; sob bags: Aris 3.75-
corn@Fis yellow crts 5-doz; U. s.
oreens-shredded bu bskts: Ga col
lards 1856; kale. 1.50; mustard ZOO
s.a5; turnip tops 2s5-2 80; Fla; mustard
kale fair quality i.a5-i.s5.
Lettuce-Iceberg type 40aM ctns IS:
Calf 2.25-2.5o;, Romaine; Fla Eastern
erf Mu ialr ansl Sss.s Pa, ,s5.,so
! Onions (dry)--.50-lb sacks generally
Idaho Spanish 3 inches and lEr 2;75-
3 inches and lgr s.5o-3oo; N. Y. Vel.
White Boilers 25-lb sacks 2.50-325
mostly 400: Red type. Colo and Mich
!. 50-4 90: N. Y. 2.50-3.00.
! Peppers-Wide range in quality z
jpiices California Wonder type: Fla bu
lbskt and bu crts lge 7.00-S.0o. med-lse
Potatoes ODD. s. No. Size A
wshd 50-lb burlap sacks tunless other
wise stated: Idaho Russets 30et l0-oz
iano lsr. 2.75. l00-lb sacks $3.50. sos
Maine Russets Gov min. 200, few
higher, lO-lb aim bags 4e-50c. 5-lh
film bags 27-2Sc; N Y u. ~ Katahdins
unwshd paper sos 1.25-1.50 mostly
l IS 40. Pa. Katahdins unvshd paper
sos l.10-1 IS; Maine Kstahdins unwshd
paper sos 2hx inches min / SOL rs
mostly l.6o-1. IS, Chefs l.6O-l.7
tNewl: Fla Round Reds paper sos q. S.
No size A and NJ 50-2.75, mostly
Sweet Potatoss-Bu bskts and bu
bxs, La. Puerto Ricans U. 8. No. /
IL. 25-3.5Q; ~ c. Puerto Ricans u s,
No. 3.h0-3.75; N. J.. Drills Jersey
Orangel U. S. No. ! ".25-2,5O, Viz
ginians Puerto RicIp type 250-3.00;
MARYLAND Goldens 3.75-3. co.
Tomatoes--Reoacks: Lues approx 20
lbs .6x6 and lgr 4.50-5.00 according to
quality; ctns 20 lbs $50: lO-tube APP
prox ! ID: rs t.75-1.S 5, As 1.50-l .65.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
ICHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb 3 tAPJ- tusDAl,-
early but closed very dull; butchers fuliy
20 or more lower than most sales
lower than Thursdays low close: sows
fairly active and steady; most US. No
! to Is 190..a35 ID. butchers Ii 25-
400; most lots above 1880 inclu0e
No. / and Is; few lots selected No. /
snd Is these weights early at, 1900
l i4SS no 81 A Ssad lot anS No. os snd s
i isysIsI jsg; S3eaa1es z 12eS.1S 5
most 100000 h. sows in larger lois
l0.00-l .25;. q few head under $50 ID,
sala6le cattle 500: salable calves 100,
steer and heller market largely nomi-
nal, most of the less than 1000 head
followers from earlier in the week being
held for Mondays market; cows, bulls
ers and feeders nominally steady; few
IA .00-1S.50; a few commercial to choice
heifers l35.0.1s.00; good grades down
| ] 90 49, so; Gamers and utterS q. So
1l.25; few stronRwfi int cutters
II 80: utility and commercial bulls
IA .00-16,25; good and choice vealers
26. 00-3o. 90; odd head choice and prime
yealers 3l;00: most Gull to commercial
Grades l4.00-16.00,
fully steady. Sheep pominally steady;
lambs so.ss-s "a. 50; lew mixed 0V euil
II 90: shorn lambs absent; cuii "
choice ewes 4.bO-&0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03

uourD SAiet or the kxchanRe
~ 90 q m 800 900 " noon 78J 900
100 m o9o COZ 2:Uu m o 600 600
unit OF tradins 10 shares OF sales ~
It'll Rates Of dividends In the forego
inp table are annual disbursements baseu
on the last quarterly OF semiannual
deciarstioD Unless Otherwise noted
special NJ extra dividends are not In
cluded Also extra OF extras An
nual rate plus stock dividend Declartr
OF paid In 1855 olus stock dividend
Declared 1r paid so Tar this year
Payable IN stock durins 1908 estimat,
ed cash value on ex-dtvidend OF ex.dis
tribution date g Pad last wear ne.
ciared o. palo after stock dividend OF
split up X Declared or paid this year
arrears Paio this year dividend
omitted deferred or no action taker al
last dividend meeting Declared or
naiu N 1853 Plus stock dividend Pay.
able In stock during 1865 estimated
ASH value On rx-dividend OF ex-distribu.
Callec az dividend k-dis Ex- distri
button IT Ex-riRhts XIV without war
rants WV with warrants I'D When
distributed vi When tSsued nd Next
dav delivery I'm BANKRUPTCY OF receiv'
ership OF belnp reorganised under the
Bankruptcy Act or securities assumed
uy such companieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Store Sales Up
.Sharp|yinWeek

Department store sales In the
Washington Metropolitan Area
last week rose Q per cent above
the previous week and were IL
per cent ahead Of the like 1855
week, the Federal Reserve Bank
Iof Richmond reported.
Area sales in four weeks ended
January % were per cent be-
hind a year earlier. however.
Excluding suburban branches,
department store sales down.
town were 10 per cent above the
previous week and 6 per cent
higher than a year earlier. Four
weeks sales were down 8 per
cent.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3 Dr.
Clearance sales continued tc
boost retail trade this week with
much Of the increase conferred
in household goods and mems
apparel. Dun g. Bradstreet said
today.
Total dollar volume was mod
ierately higher than a year ago
New-car sales moved up slightly;
furniture merchants reported in
creased sales Of bedding and
upholstered chairs. There was
a noticeable rise in consumer
purchases of radio and TV sets
and a sharp gain in sales OF
china and glassware.
Best-selling apparel items in
Icluded mems and women's suits
and coats and boys dress shirts
and trousers, Food purchases
were slightly higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Heavy construction contract
awards reported In the week
ended Monday totaled 1892. 973.-
900, consisting Of $40l. sos, 900 in
private and $l31 $4,000 in public
construction, compared with
$780,. 800, 900 the previous week
and $279, 861 900 for the similar
week a year ago. = Engineering
News Record.
| Loans to brokers and dealers
lon other than u. S. Government
securities held by member banks
i'm New York City totalled
81 ,699, 900 900 Wednesday. an in
crease of $l33 million from a
week before. and an increase of
1912 million from a year be-
Ifore.-Federal Reserve Board.
Cash dividend payments by
corporations issuing public re-
ports totaled $10.4 billion in
1855, a new high record. The
amount is IL per cent more than
the 1854 figure of 1913 billion. -
Commerce Department.
Deposits in the Nations SGT
Mutual Savings Bank set a new
high of $28.lS8. 00O.0 900 in 1855.
Z per cent above the previous
record set in 1854. National Assn.
OF Mutual Savings Banks.
Railroad Freight Carloadings
for the week ended January 20
were off 7.436 cars or IL per cent
from the previous = week, but
81, 734 cars or 8.6 per cent above
the corresponding week last year
and 63.657 cars or 10.1 per cent
above the same week two years
ago.-Association of American
Railroads.
Twenty Million Pounds of
palm oil now held in the national
stockpile will be sold beginning
August 6.-GSA.
Western Union reported net
Income for 1855 rose 80 per cent
to $1,000. $50 from 1884, 986
the previous year. Earnings were
$2.l0 a share on Split shares
compared with $l.85 a share on
5.083,673 shares in 1854, after
giving effect to a 4-for-l stock
split in May. 1855.
The World Produced about
294 million net tons Of steel in
1855. about 20 per cent greater
than the 1854 total, and 80
million tons more than the rec
lord OF 255 million of 1853
american Iron and Steel Insti-
ltute.
4 Allegheny Ludlum Steel re-
ports net income for 1855 rose
to new record OF $14,985, $50
equal to $8.25 a share from S4,-
I246,083 or $3.50 year ago.
Other corporate earnings:
For Year Ended December 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 3 GR.-Cotton fu-
lures continued active during the fore
noon today. with prices near the days
best levels. PROFIT taking and hedging
demand and mill covering operations
that i sold is. sae Bales Of ''e EXPORT
S SsTes Nth Il sso Sses wes s6d a; in c
preceding week. Traders generally
thouEht that the sales would be lower
than In the preceding week. The prize
range for this week sales on base
quality II inch cotton was rs 55 to 26.4O
cents pound Total sales by the CCC
under the program SO far amounted to
1899 bales.
Noon prices were 90 to so cents a
bale higher than the previous close,
March. 34.e7; May. "a and July,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb, 3 R.-Soybeans
moved UP for gains OF about a cent
while the rest of the grain market
Trade today
Buying in soybeans again was as
ISOLATED with strength in soybean oil.
stimulated by prospective export busi-
mess. Soybean meal again Jagged al
though some traders claimed there was
an improved tone in the cash bean meal
market
was UNCHANGED to "a higher, March
lSe.i4ss; corn UNCHANGED to "a higher,
March S1.3nas; oats UNCHANGED to V
lower. March asa; rye u to a higher.
March 81 .49a4, and lard TO s cents
a hundred pounds higher March S1l 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Furniture Club Plans
Panel Discussion

A panel discussion of leading
questions of interest to the fur
niture trade is planned by the
Washington Furniture Club at a
special meeting at Hotel Con-
tinental next Tuesday night.
David Krupshaw of American
wholesalers will be moderator
and panel members will include
Leonard Jacobs. Mayer e. Co.;
Alvin Kimel, Barnes g. Kimel
Co.; Simon Block, Hecht Co..
Edward F. Shaw, P. J. Nee Co..
Melvin Rose, Turn-A-Bed: Earl
Dashiell, Paramount Furniture;
Morris Chernoff, White Furni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK Feb. 3 R.-CUSDAD-
Wholesale egg prices were steady today
Receipts I0.40l tWholesale SELLING
prices based on exchange and other VOL
ume sales) New York spot quota lions
follow; Includes midwestern, mixed
colors, extras t4S-50 lbsl Lag: extras
large f45-4S lbsl 4o-41: extra medium
3o-39h standards large 39Is-4O:
6irties 37-30: checks 1910. Whites: Ex-
tras 1880 lbsl 42-43: extras large
l45-4S lbsl Al AZ: extras medium 4n-4l
Includes nearby Whites: Top quality t4S-
50 lbs) 42h-44h; medium 4O-4l
Browns: Top quality (4S-50 lbs) 42-
4sh; mediums 1910. Butter steady.
Receipts Ala. 061 Prices UNCHANGED
Cheese steady Receipts IS tcal. Prices
unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03


compute the 1855 net. In the
previous year, taxes of 81, sos, 00C
were deducted from $l4,472, 900
Total receipts from current op-
erations rose to $45, 691 900 from
SAL 91 900 in the previous year
Interest and discount on loans
rose to $24,009, 900 from $40. 843,-
90 and service charges on deposit
accounts increased to $3,297 ,000
from S3.096,000. Trust depart
ments earned $2.291 900, COM
pared with SAT-. 900 in the pre-
vious year.
Substantial Rise Seen
In Operating Expenses
Current operating expenses
increased to, $29,451, 900 from
$27, $4,000. Salaries of officers
totaled $4.686,0O VS.. S4.30S, 900
and those of other employees rose
to $10.028. 1000 from $9,322, 900.
Interest on time deposits
amounted to $4.729, 900 VS..
$4.257. 900.
Cash dividends Of $3,941 900
were 40 per cent of capital
funds VS.. $3,553, 900 or 3.94 per
cent in 1854.
Net profits of national banks
were TIA per cent of capital
accounts and dividends were LIS
per cent. Net profits of hon
national banks were $40 per
cent of capital accounts while
dividends were 3.8e per cent.
Total Bank Loans Higher,
Business Lending Drops
Outstanding loans of IL re-
serve member banks here totaled
$497, 766, 900 on January IS, a
gain of $4,000 from a week
earlier. and $65,8o0, o0o or is per
cent above the like 1855 date,
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today.
Commercial loans of $l97,-
$4,000 were of $2,011 900 in the
week. but $8,182, 900 or as per
cent above a year ago. Real
estate loans of Sal, 627 900 were
up $552.000 in the week and
$13,281 900 or 10 per cent above
. year ago.
Other loans, mostly consumer
loans, totaled $153,364,000. up
$1,437 900 in the week and $44,-
$4,000 or IL per cent above a
year ago. Demand deposits of
$913,679. 900 we're down S27, $780,
900 in the week and $17.094, 900
or ID per cent below the like
1855 date. Time deposits of
$3.50, 708. 900 were down 81 ,239,-
600 in the week, but 81 1852 900
or z per cent above a year
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations Supplied by the United
States Department Of Agriculture)
Poultry. Market quiet. Receipts and
carryover light. Too few sales to report
wholesale prices,
Livestock Market
Cattle 100: no sales. Calves 25: no
sales HOGS IS: run mainly trucked IN
ls0-220 ID barrows and gifts 1907.
Sheep none; quotations nominally un,.
chansed With choice and prime aroundd
eligible to u so. choice lis 10 lighter
ewes Up 10 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Southern Oxygen Files
For Debenture Offering

Southern Oxygen Co. yester.
day filed registration statement
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission for offering
$2.650.000 Of 6 per cent con-
vertible subordinated debentures
Dated April /. 1856. the deben-
lures will mature April /. 1866.
The price will be announced
later. Johnston, Lemon & Co. is
underwater for the issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Eastern Greyhound
Promotes ]. e. Wilson

j. E. Wilson, city sales man
ager here. has been named dis
trict sales manager for Eastern
Greyhound Lines on February /
1t was announced by H. Peirce
Brawner. vice president - sales
and traffic.
In his new position Mr.. Wilson
will have Jurisdiction over all
Greyhound sales activities and
company terminals in New Jer-
sey, Maryland, Pennsylvania and
the District of Columbia.
He is a veteran in the bus bust
ness having startd as a ticket
agent with Greyhound at Lima
Ohio, In 1882 and served in vari-
Gus supervisory capacities before
coming to Washington on Octo-
Der /, 1858.
He will continue to have his
Offices at lilo New York avenue
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
METAL QUOTATIONS

ferrous metal prices today Copper Az 50
cents a pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
i - cents ,sup BSun a. NsS YoTk Zinc 5S
cents a pound. New York. Foreisn silvef
90L cents per troy ounce. New York.
Pittsbureh scrap steel No. l heavy was
quoted as b0.0O-5l.OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
oDD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Feb. R.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for February
l2: Purchases of 247,534 shares: sales
of lS4,2i7 shares including TAO shares
sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
'4 n BUSINESS
D. c. Bank Profits Rise
As IS foxes Take Less
By DONALD B. HADLEY

WaShngon II banks and trust companies had combined net
profits of $38800 after taxes in 1885, compared with 900
in 1854 Ray Gdney Controller of the Currency reported today
Profits represented yield of 1859 cent capital funds
compared with Isl cent in the previous drop taxes
major factor
Income taxes amounting to were deducted from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
David Stewart Honored
BY State Farm Mutual

David B. Stewart, who Is cele-
Ibrating his 25th anniversary as
ian agent with the State Farm
Mutual Insurance Companies,
was honored by fellow agents at
"a Burlington Hotel luncheon yes
lterday.
Jack B. Ralph of Paul Revere
Life Insurance Co. and Claude
III. Richardson of the Massachu-
IsettS Protective Association led
all agents of the Massachusetts,
protective companies here in
1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 LR,.-Nat!onal
Association q! SECURITIES Dealers, Inc.
moon QuotatiOns)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
Capital Airlines Expected
To Boost Net Sharply

Capital Airlines should attain
an annual earning level Of at
least Sc a share from operations
by early 1857, declares a current
study from Hirsch g. Co.
Capital is the first domestic
entry in the commercial "jet
age" says the study. The dra-
matically improved route struc-
ture should enable the company
to realize the full benefits from
so Vickers turbo-prop -airliners
now being delivered" it adds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03

Or. Pepper
1883 1854
Net income SS3o,743 756IIC
Per share 100 Lilo
NekO0sA Edwards Paper
Net income 2,s24,6TS c.iog,Ts
Per share 367 LA
Container Corp
Net sales 2I5.5h4.p2l 1S6,5a5, O5n
Net earnings l5,703,3g0 1860. c31
Per share 500 531
Moore-McCormack Lines
Net income 5,015,O0d I.65o.00C
Per share 256 24s
For Six Months Ended December 81
Standard Products
Net income l,424,S3 4S6,36S
Per share 1.92 SIC
Wick Chemical
Net income 4.16O.3a9 3.5So ,2aq
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Virginia Court
Gets New Appeal
In Marriage Case

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. Z (R.-
Virginia's Supreme Court Of APP
tpeals today had for the second
time the case of a Chinese sea-
man who has appealed the
Portsmouth Circuit Courts an
nulment of his marriage to a
white woman to the United
States Supreme Court.
David Gardner, Washington
attorney who represents the sea-
man. Ham Say Naim. yesterday
filed a motion with the Virginia
Supreme Court to hold in abey-
ance its rejection of a United
States Supreme Court order in
the miscegenation case.
The United States court said
the record in the case was in
ADEQUATE and sent the case back
to the Portsmouth court with
instructions to get a better rec
ord of the facts. Pending that,
the highest tribunal vacated a
decision Of the Virginia Supreme
Court upholding the Portsmouth
courts annulment of the mar
riaee.
But the Virginia Supreme
Court January Is rejected the
order because it has mo provi-
sion either under the rules Of
practice or under statute to
remand the case"
Last Friday. attorneys for Ham
Say Naim asked the Supreme
Court to either hear arguments
on the merits of an appeal by
the seman or send the case back
to the Portsmouth court.