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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
Steel Outlook
Varies With
Point Of View.

NEW YORK. Sept. IS CR.-
The steel market outlook is
either good or disappointing.
depending on how you look at
1t. the Iron Age, national
Woodworking weekly. said to-
day.
Some Of the pessimism in
steel is based largely on the
short-term outlook" said the
publication. "Automotive de-
mand has not come UP to ex-
pectations. Other steel users
are playing their inventories
close to the vest. The mills had
hoped for a stronger pickup in
September. Now they're bank
ing on october and November"
On the other hand. Iron Age
continued. everyone admits the
market has improved over the
summer low point. And, 1t
said, there are factors in the
market that add up to con-
tinuing good business over the
long pull.
Here are some Of them:
THE late introduction Of new
car models guarantees a strong
sheet. strip and bar market in
the last two months OF this
year and in the FIRST quarter
next year.
THE possibility Of a strike in
automotive next summer. The
auto-makers have indicated a
stiffening in their attitude
toward labor demands. So they
are likely to maintain a fast
production pace at least
through the FIRST quarter OF SO
as a hedge against possible
labor trouble.
housing STARTS are pointing
upward. even though the rate
of increase is moderate.
Major industries such as
construction. chemicals and
machine tools are looking for
a slightly better volume of
physical production next year."
Iron Age said a survey Of
m alworking purchasing
agents indicates that steel in
ventory cutbacks are continu-
ing. But, 1t adds. buyers admit
they may be skating on thin ice
from an inventory standpoint.
and reserves Of steel in users
hands are low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, Sept rs R.-spot
nonfeTrous metal prices today Cop
per 1927 cents q pound, Connecticut
Valley. Lead ~ cents a pound, New
York. Zinc 10 cents a pound. East 81
Louis. Tin Alh cents q pound, New
York. Foreign silver pOss cents per
troy ounce, New York Al Pittsburgh
scrap. steel No heavy was quoted
a. AZ. O0-40,OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

Sales
Stock and Add N.f
Dividend Rate 90 HiRh Low iis chg.
wisPbSvc rts - "A. "A. IA
woolworth7ls Aoss 4o5s Aoss
wOrhinE2l1b ; s2iI ssH sSls+ u
w
Yale&Towilt 2eM % aoA
YnRstS&T4ilR az s2ih 9iJA oisE- n
YnRstSu Dr2x 24la 23M ava u
zenithRad Ia SilsM Tia ia
hovriv Sales on the gSehsnae
u ~ am 5oo GOO Noon o go 600
tUnit OF tradlng 10 shares or saIes n
full Rates Of dividends In the foregoins
table are annual disbursements based
on the last quarterly OF seni.annuai
declaration Unless otherwise noted gpe.
cal OF extra dividends are not inciuaed.
plus stock dividend. d Declared o. esiS
IN 1857 plus stock dividend paid iaSt
year ! PAYABLE IN stock during 1857,
esllmated cash value on ex-dividend or
ex-distrlbution date Declared OF paid
70 iM ths year Declared or pald
claved OF paid this year. an accumuia.
live issue with dividends in arrears
. Paid this veal dividend omitted, az
TERED OF no action taken Il last dividend
NEE. meeting S,,,, Dsclayes o. PAID u 1859 plus
dividend OF REHABILITATION date SLlqui.
datinn dividend cid Called x ~ diVi.
oena x.dls ~ distribution, - "a righls
~ without warrants WV With warrants
M Nezt day delivery in bankrup 'lssJ o.
oeiyefshlp or being reornaniSed under
ne Bankruptcy Act. or securities a..
sumed b. such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
Why a. ..o.p.4D..,

insurance man can serUe you best
In insurance, in many other fields there is
monopoly food IDEAS good service, food rates.
One company may have developed a better policy for
the homeowner in some areas. Another company may
boast lower certain forms Of insurance Still
third may be especially noted for prompt service.
Which of these companies should you insure with?
IT you ask q company representative, he will usually
try to persuade you that hiss cOmpany-and only his
company-is best tor you.
That in fact 10 GOOD for buying insurance only
through independent insurance agent or broker :.
Bseaass ks rsbrssssfs bn ssmrascs
soSpssss be can be impartial 10 picking the best
pany tor Individual needA
Became b6S bVOfsssi0saI Just
salesman. he keeps with types Of
erase and makes certain insurance date.
BsesHss hs is isdsbssdsst you count on him to
assist with your claim when you suffer
represent your interests to the fullest ct eli times
Our advice: To be certain about your insurance pro.
lection and service, US who are Infepsmdsnt
brokers.
Business EsfabIishsl 1875
]. Blaise do Sib0ur { Co.
Insuranes Brokers
100 Eye s.. NV. nae. 1896
Poss EOss~ AutOmOSn.
sa1 casusltS lnsu'sses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. sept. IS GP.-Cotton
futures continued easy durina fore
noon DEALINGS today Most traders
were on nd ieh1 i awaitins irssh IN
ina was ahaorbed through trade huy-
Inc. There were no October transfer
able notices issued al New York today.
Noon prices we're \ 10 20 cents .
October.- 9a a5, December 33p4 and
March 5421
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
Loew's Control Fight
Moved to New Court

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept.
rs @.-The Loew's Inc. con-
troll fight moved TO a new court
yesterday with the filing of a
complaint in United States Dis
trict Court by Joseph Tomlin-
son. one Of the firms directors.
Previous legal action has been
in Delaware's Chancery Court.
Mr.. Tomlinson is seeking to
stop the use Of proxies in favor
Of the company's president at
an october is stockholders
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
BY SAM DAWSON
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. as
Wanted: Something new today
to give the economy a boost.
The long business boom is
showing signs of getting tired.
But each time since World War
II that it has slowed down
something has shown up to
boost it TO anew level.
Businessmen wish they could
sight something new on the
horizon now.
Immediately after the wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25

xEE dividend b Books closed tPus
Extra or extras Q Declared or paid 90
ar this scar Paid last wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK Sept. rs lP1. (UsDAD =
Butter steady Receints Kan nno
prices Unclaimed. ''"""'
Cheese steady Receipts Oa- ooo
Prices unchanged ''V"V'
Wholesale egg prlces wers st.ad,
Receipts 1880. New York epot o,lo.
latlons follow Midwestern: mixed
eolors Extras (4S-5O lbsl 57.4a. eT-
tras large l4S-4s lbsl 45-f5: extras
asa; checks 2pI-3i. Whites ~
tras 1880 lbsl 4S-hO: extras large
a45-4S lbsl 46-4S: extras medium hi.
~ Browns. extras (4s-5O lbsl Ia.50
H. Nearby whites top quality (4S-bO
2b-"5h peewees 1920 BrownS.
TOP quality l4s-50 lbs) 50.b3. me.
diums ~ A.3b; smalls 30-3Oh; pee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Sept. rs P.-Divi-
bends announced:
Extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-25
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, Sent. 70 W.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions b. principal
ssaiess On the erehenss ior septem-
sales of go, 81 shares including 1865
shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Oct. ~ R-tusDAI.--
salabls hogs 10000; moderately active,
veal 10 rs lower on butchers; sows
steady 70 weak; instances rs lower on
weights under 100 ID; ali lnterests IN
trade receipts comprised mainly 1.3
200-34O u butchers, sovs relatively
scnrce: l.1 mostly 2 and 3 100000
~ 0O-l7,g5: little below 171O; several
lots mostly / and 2OO-225 ID mostly
sorted for .grade l7.J5,l SO; IS head
no 2lb y 1873; weights under $50
$50 ~ sGTs le.ss.i 5.g,l vsish,s W. w:
ssiSbls cattle Z. 6660g:V calves 900;
steers and heifers moderately activel
Instances vs. hisher on heavy cutters;
steady 70 90 lower: stockers and
feeders fully steady, receipts include
several hundred head mainly for feeder
choice and prime loss ID steers 5000:
load OF high choice 1900 ID 1880:
load lots good TO ayerase CHOICE steers
ss 1924 20; ehYiee largely o Y 90 TYP. .p;
i * sIS s: ss .nd Gsp l S:i'ES
sysrsss. choice kslt.fss " ;0o.22a .ssSSi
se ssSs'G utility os and sommssesl COW;
iss5S..isgS bs siani i7S. az 80 'usss most
Isy e oaS SS ssS e isSo g. Sep
a Az 70 4 SC ne. iCss: sos e low choice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
How to Buy Appliances
~ SYLVIA PORTER

ticiszn and intelligence. To save
money, you must set several
prices before you buy. And
you cannot go along with the
general impression that q dis
count house Is the least expen-
sive place to buy an appliance.
70 uwell may get q better deal
elsewhere on price as well a.
on service.
t2) The trade-in situation in
appliances is fouled up 10 an
appalling extent in some Of the
most heavily settled areas in
the country. And this Is so
despite the efforts Of manu-
facturers TO make trade-ins as
smooth and popular In the APP
pliance field as in the autcmo-
bile industry.
Under the circumstances. you
should consider other ways to
dispose Of your equipment.
Tax Saving Possible
For instance. you might do
nate the appliance TO q recog-
nized charity. For II. when you
do so. you have It appraised at
its fair market value. you will
be able to deduct this amount
as a charitable contribution on
your income tax and you thus
may be able 70 save money on
your income taxes.
You might advertise In the
local paper that you have a
secondhand appliance for sale.
II you do this before you 60 out
to buy q new appliance. you'll
have a yardstick against which
to Judge q trade-in offer.
The main point Is that you
should be fully aware that many
trade-in offers are strictly sales
gimmicks. As my experience
emphasizes, you can get the
same price with or without a
trade-in.
% You must be absolutely
sure that you are dealing with
. responsible organization that
can and viii stand behind its
pledges Of service on your APP
pliance.
There is close TO q break
down In service In our country
today. II you're not to end up
with q kitchen choked with ex-
pensive but useless appliances.
you should get al the facts on
servicing before you buy.
DISTRIBUTED 1897, by The Mai
syndicate. Inc. Al Rishts Reservsdl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Lanman Engraving Opens
New Florida Plant

Lanman Engraving Co. has
opened a third engraving plant
In West Palm Beach, Fla.
T. Walter Cunningham, pres
ident Of the Washington iirm
said the new plant is located
on the best transportation and
service connections to the
northeast. With q staff Of rs
to 40 craftsmen. 1t will improve
service to a large area. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
ID. c. Bank Debts Rise
Is Per Cent From Year Age

Rejecting high levels Of gem
eral business activity here.
Washington bank debts in
both September and the first
nine months Of this year set
new records for those periods.
data from the Federal Reserve
Board showed today.
September debts. or with
drawals from demand deposits.
amounted to S1.5so.97S.00o an
increase Of 10 per cent from
S1.332.i93.000 in September
last year. However. the latest
monthly total was slightly be-
hind $i,5S4.3 49. 900 in the prev
ious month this year.
For nine months this year.
debts expanded to $14.067 y044,-
900, a gain Of So per cent from
si3.30l. 100000 in the same
1856 period.
September debts were about
40 per cent ahead Of $685.
10000 in September. 1852. and
nine months debts were ~
per cent above $4,000. SIT 900
in the same 1852 period.
The debit total covering II
banks and trust companies
here excludes interbank and
government accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
IBM Expert win Speak
Before MONA Chapter

Saul !. Gass. manager Of the
Applied Science Division Of the
Washington commercial ONCE
Of International Business Ma
chimes Corp. viii discuss auto
nation at q dinner Of WASH
ington Chapter. National once
Management Association at
Occidental Restaurant next
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
FOREIGN EXcEGF

NEW YORK. Oct, II N9.--Forelrn
exehange rates fellow. Great Britain
~ dollars. others In cents tunehanaed
unless otherwise noted
market J s3L3a per cent premium Or
lOaIl y. 3 eents. on z.
E1rope Great Britain (poundb
$50 ei3s. % 5ll.: a0-day futures
e.7e 1885. on 3f3s: 90-day fntures
Z. q 1888. % 7l9e; Releium liranej
i,eQa, on Olss France lfranel
.s31s, Of . cent: Germany twestern
derl 20as, on OF: Italy tliTat .fsL
q 9 cent; Portugal 9eacndo) $50:
Sweden tkronsl 1854: Switzerland
.irss4sI tfrssl sa-sl; Denmark IkronsJ
Latin America: Arrentina tfree,
80. Brasil tfreel LIS: Mexico sol:
Venezuela fBolivarl 5000.
Par East. HonE Kong dollar 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Savings and Loon
Assets Climb to
S884.6 Million

Combined assets Of so insured
savings and loan associations
comprising the District Savings
and Loan League reached q new
peak OF $ss4.eo6.Si4 on Sep
TENDER 80. President Joseph p.
Burke. IT,. reported today.
The new high was s5.is2.000
ahead Of August 81 and up
SCI .5ss.S36 from September 80
last year. The associations APP
parently are increasing re-
sources at a rate Of around s.
million q month.
Totals for September 80 and
the same 1856 date follow:
sept 80, 1857 sept. 80. 1885
Inv. saws ssyS ISIS sgse' sss. { az Z
Mortlaees sn9sJsg 1s.ia2'99ggss
Cash 4 COWS. sS.s9i.SsT Ss.Ss4sTS
Advances from the Federal
Home Loan Bank were reduced
from $3o.so5. 900 to s2s.444.ooO.
Mr.. Burke noted.
Total of all loans settled dur
ing September. including con-
struction advances amounted
to s14.554.3e6. up approx
mately $i.323.000 from Sep
TENDER. 1856. but q sharp drop
from the $40. 291.3l3 loaned
during August.
New accounts improved over
1856 and there was q reduction
in accounts closed out. At the
month end 407.l45 people main
tanned investing or borrowing
accounts with the 80 associa-
tons. q net gain Of 1882 new
customers in the II months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

Reilly reported results for the
year ended September 80.
Gross earnings reached a
new aiI-time record Of sl,5i0.-
sos in the year. a gain Of
S6s.502 from sl.44l.304 in the
preceding period.
However. expenses Of $1.0T0,-
74s were up S65.735 from $685.
COS In the previous year. and
as q result net earnings de-
elined sl6.234.
The major item causing the
Increased expenses was the sum
Of $66,390 representing the in
crease in interest on savings to
3 per cent. effective January !,
Mr.. Reilly said.
Taxes More Than Double
Dividends Of $4,000
After disbursing $4,000 or
IL per cent in dividends to
stockholders. and paying $751;
10 in Federal end District
taxes. as well as adding $780,
900 to its reserve for bad debts.
the bank increased capital
funds by the sum Of $S0.6S8.
In disbursing the bonus, Mr..
Reilly thanked his associates
for their contributions toward
continued progress of the bank.
He pointed out that when the
bonus was first declared in 1910
total resources Of the bank
amounted to Sii.330.2ls. COM
pared with $3s.40l 900 on Sep
TENDER 80.
From s4.24l.s2s in 1910. the
loan portfolio rose TO $i9,0oS,-
900 on September 80. Holdings
of Federal obligations advanced
from $2,31T.2l2 to $9.4l0,00O
and total capital funds in
creased from s993.s27 to $2,-
89s,60O. Deposits rose from
sl0,202.5 to SIS, 10000.
las a bank progresses, In
dividuals who are responsible
for its progress should share in
its prosperity" Mr.. Reilly said.
THAT Is why directors have
awarded this bonus for Is con-
secutive years"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Franklin Federal Lifts
Dividends to ga Per Cen

aNANA~AA~A3 ~ - -
Franklin Federal Savings q
Loan Association will distribute
q dividend Of ga per cent for
the six months period ending
December 81, President George
8. Maier announced today.
The increase from ga per
cent was adopted after results
Of the period we're reviewed.
Mr.. Maier said 1t has been
Franklin Federal's policy to
pay increasingly liberal divi-
dends after making proper in
creases in reserves consistent
with sound. conservative man
agement.
The association. which is
celebrating its 25th anniver-
sarE has paid ga per cent
dividends since June. 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Capital Hotel Volumes
Z Pet. Above Year Ago

Sales Of Washington hotels
covered by the monthly sum-
mary of Horwath g. Hor-
wath. accounting firm. were 2
per cent above q year ago in
the first nine months Of this
year, the firm reported.
Room sales were up 3 per
cent and total restaurant sales
were S per cent higher. The
last figure included a 4 per cent
gain in food sales and a 7 per
cent jump in beverage sales.
September hotel sales were
3 per cent above a year ago,
room sales were 5 per cent
higher and restaurant sales
were per cent ahead. The lat
ter included q per cent drop
IN food sales and q z per cent
gain In beverage sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

The General Electric refrie-
orator. model BHisP. which I
want TO buy TO replace the
eight-year-old box In our coun-
try home Is listed by G-E. as
I reported yesterday. TO sell
at S559.95.
From q nearby appliance re-
taller, l got price Of S4l0 (. /,
From Korvette. the largest dis
count house in the Nation. !
got a price Of 1882. From
Ia New York G-E dealer. / got
a price of $3.50. From q
Westchester County G-E deal
er. I got q price OF $al4 but
this dealer also offered. to pay
me $50 for my old box.
And from G-E executive
In New York. ! got this COM
ment:
We suggest prices at which
our dealers should sell the re-
frigerators. but once the appli-
ances leave the factory. the
dealers are in control and each
sells for what he can get. We
also try TO police placement Of
our appliances 50 they are sold
only through our own dealers
but We know they turn UP all
over" AS for trade-ins. "'most
dealers in such areas as New
York Just won't take old
equipment"
Buying Guides Offered
This Is q chaotic price and
trade-in situation by any dei-
milton. What buying guides and
money-saving hints. therefore.
can I give you as a result OF
my experience and survey
These:
"a You're in a price jun
gle when YOU 80 out to buy
any appliance today. The list
price has lost all meaning;
there's no buying guide for you
in the price tag on the appli.
ance or in the manufacturers
suggested" retail price In the
little booklet the retailer may
show you.
II you buy at a place which
charges the list price. you may
spend hundreds Of dollars more
than you need 10.
You must. in short. shop for
appliances with utmost skep-
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Arlington Trust Shows
Upturn In Deposits

Arlington Trust Co. had de-
posts Of $34.So5.50s on October
IL. compared with $33,34l. 1865
last June 8. oficials reported
yesterday.
The latest total also was
slightly ahead Of $34.948, l23 on
September rs last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
B&O Earnings Remain ,
Wen Behind 1855

Net income Of Baltimore a.
Ohio Railroad total sis million.
or $3.50 share In the first nine
months Of this year. compared
with s2l.olO.OOO or s7.s4 a year
ago. President Howard Z. simp-
son reported.
Operating revenues for the
nine months Appropriated ss4s
million. compared with $685.
$4,000 in the same 1856 period.
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Washington Permanent Puts
Rate on Quarterly Basis

Directors Of Washington
Permanent Building Associa-
ton have placed dividends on
q quarterly basis. starting with
a payment December 81. Pres
ident Julius. A. Maedel an
nounced.
The association has made
five semi-annual dividend pay
ments and previously paid
dividends on an annual basis.
The present dividend rate on
share savings Is ga per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

ton. He has worked In WASH
iington before.
Mr.. Quincy formerly was
general manager Of Sheraton
Blackstone Hotel IN Chicago
and replaces Kurt A. Smith,
who became general manager
of the Standardization in New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Peter Fortescue Joins
General Dynamics Corp.

Peter Fortescue, noted British
engineer. who made important
contributions To the design and
construction Of Britain's Calder
Hall nuclear power reactor. has
been named chief research and
development engineer for the
General Atomic Division Of
General Dynamics Corp. 1t was
announced today.
General Atomic is conducting
a broad program Of research.
development and production in
the nuclear field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17

Stars editions covering Queens visit Washington will make
treasured souvenirs for family and friends The four
editions capture excitement and of the royal
the pageanry parties Included The Thursday Stars Special
Rotogravure Section devoted the royal family The
will pay postage mail these editions for pack
age, to anyone anywhere in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
Sheraton-Park Manager
A. Outstandine AZ 81

Foster M. Quincy, who has
taken over as general manager
Of the Sheraton-Park Hotel is
81 years Of age and probably
is one OF the youngest hotel
general managers In thesN Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
'' = BUSINESS
Second NotionoI Votes
Bonus of Months Pay
Nv DONALD n. HADLEY

Directors Of Second National Bank have awarded bonus
equal months salary to all officers and employees although
earnings in the fiscal Just closed were down moderately
from the previous period.
The bonus distributed at breakfast meeting OF the
stan at the Willard Hotel this morning and President John A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT

To establish internsI sudii pro.
srom in large. notienolIy prominsn,
orsenirotion. Applicant must have
o minimum Of 5 yses experience.
Selected oppIieon, will plon. SEIZED.
uls end supervise eudit prosroms
reporting 10 top management. This
is on excellent opportunity in q
challenging position. Salary bossd
on experience and demonstrated
ability. Submit deisiIsd resume and
recent photograph mot 'sturnoblsl
IN first letter. Al replies ore held
in strict confidence.
Box 81, R StoF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-17
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct II OP.--NationaI
Association seecurlties Dealers. Inc
(NOon 0nolalionel
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
By RUTH MCLEAN

Three guests spoke to the mem bers of the Northwestrn Alaska Chamber of Commerce at their regular wekely meeting Tuesday.
 Willow Burand of the Depart ment of Mines stated that his of flee is available to assay samples brought in by new miners and prospectors and invited the peo- pie of the community to use the facilities and knowledge of his office.
 Mrs. Burant was also a guest at the Chamber luncheon.
 An out -of-town guest was Jim Warrington, station operations manager of the Pan American Airways office at Whitehorse, who is in Nome to take the place of Pearse Walsh during the lat ter's absence Warrington is past president of the Whitehorse Board of Trade, the Canadian counterpart of our Chamber of Commerce.
 New Radio Station
 Dick Palmquist talked briefly on the proposed new radio sta-