davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Sc Espera Foster Dulles Cite a
Embajadores Latinos Esta Semana


WASHINGTON, Fe. 10 (UP)
Sc espera que Ell Secretario de
Estado, John Foster Dulles, in
vite a los embajadores latinoame-
ricanos a reunirse con Ell, esta
semana, para dIscutir ell impac-
to de la reciente c%onferencia del
Pacto de Bagdad, en- Angora, en-
la posture del mundo libre.
Quizas subraye, especificamen-
tie, que Sc da una nueva oportu-
nidad a la Organization de Es-
tados Americanos (OEA), de
ayudar a la alianza del Cercano
y Medic Oriente, a crear una
cooperation economical y social.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Exploration Cooperative" del Espaeio

WASHINGTON Febrero 10. -(UP)-El Senador Democrats
Mike Mansfield sugirio hoy la exploration cooperative" del espacio
pr todas las naciones, incluyendo Russia 81 esta 10 desea.
Mansfield dice en- I'm discurso preparado para ell Senado que les
necesano que los hombres y mujeres de muchas naciones trabaJen
juntos en- los mismos Laboratories, en- los mismos centres de pruebas
y con los msmos Instruments cientffcos'.
Este es ell momento -expresa- para que commence ell esfuer5o
comun, y no debe ser excluida ninguna naci6n que desee participant
de buena fe'.
Mansfield, miembro de la Comison de Reacones Exteriores
del Senado, dijo que lei costo, los esfuerzos y ell sacriheio" dc ex-
plorar Ell espacio "sers menor para todos % NOS uninos q otras ma
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
LIomo 81 N.
Por GERMAN CHAvES

aho, fue levantado por un periodic
de 48 horas con motive de la cleo
cion.
La junta electoral inform6 que
ell acto e%leccionario de aver CO.
memo a las Z. Am. con la cons
tituci6n de las mesas y Sc desarro-
ll6' normalmente, indicando TODD
que ell porcentaje de votantes fue
elevado. FL sufragio es obligato-
rio en- Paraguay.
Ell dia fue calido, con cielo des-
pejado. A las 8 am. la tempera-
tura era de 1928 grades.
Noticias recibidas del interior
del pals dicen que las elecciones
SO realizsn normalmente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Brasil
Podrdn Venderse
Licores FUertes
en- ell Curnuvul
comerciontes Protestoron

RIO DE JANEIRo, Feb. 10. :
(UP).-El jefe de policia, Amaury
Kruel, revoco la prohibition que
habia dictado Ell mismo, de la ven
ia de bebidas alcoholics fuertes
en- restaurantes y clubs durante
la epoca de carnival. +.
La decision fue %precedida de
energicas protestas de los propie-
tarios de r~estaurantes, hoteles y
clubs, en- una entrevista que Sos
tuvieron con Kruel.
Ell sabado ell jefe de policia ha-
bia dictado la prohibition de la
venta de bebidas alcoholics del
Is al IS del corriente, los tres
dias de carnival, con exception
de la venta de cerveza y champa-
ma en- los bales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

-
Sc encontraba de posta en- ell lugar.
Como consecuencia de la bala-
cera, murieron ell vigilante Fajardo
y un civil que viajaba en- ell omni-
bus Y que fue identificado como
Antonio Jardin.
Los pasajeros del omnibus, asi
como ell chofer y ell conductor,
abandonaron ell vehiculo rapida-
mente. Dos de los cinco atacantes
resultaron heridos, segun Sc dijo.
Uno de los atacantes que resulto
herido en- la cara fue conducido al
Hospital Municipal, por Pablo Mo-
rej6n Miranda, Ell cual diio que
recogi6 al herido en- la Via Blanca
cuando estaba acompanado de una
joven que Sc identified como su
hermana.
Ell herido Sc nombra Rigoberto
Morales Rodriguez y fue reconoci-
do por ell soldado Jorge Armando
Jauregui, como uno de los que
abandono ell autobus o ina pisto-
la en- la mano y al cual lie dio ell
alto, pero que al no obedeeerle lie
tuyo que disparar.
Ell resto de los atacantes del
omnibus huyeron en- I'm automo-
vii rojo hasta la casa de Fernandina
numero II y uno de ellos fue
identificado como Mario Gil Con
zalez, que resulto herido en- ell
pecho.
AL i~ntervenir oficiales policiacos
en- ell suceso, dispusieron I'm re-
gistro en- la casa mencionada, do
micilio de la sonora Maria Con
zalez, madre de Mario Gil Gonzalez,
la cual estaba tratando de quemar
las ropas de SUI hijo. Fue detenida
Y declare que solamente saba que
su hijo Mario habia llegado he
rido a la casa, pero que Sc habia
marchado estimando que estaria re-
cluido en- alguna clinica.
Tambien fueron detenidas otras
personals que estaban en- la casa
y conducidas a la Decima Estacion
de Policia, ash como al Buro de
Investigaciones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

Fuentes infcrmadas dijeron
a la United Press que Dulles en-
careci6 a los paises signatarios
del Factor de Bagdad, sacar pro-
vecho de la vasta experienced de
la OEA en- esos t%errenos.
Dulles ha tornado por costum-
bre citar a los representatives d.
plomaticos latIDoamericanos, des-
pues de cada conferencia inter-
n~acional impoftante para pre-
sentarles un informe directo So
bre como Estados Unidos evalua
la %situacion.
En- los ultimos tiempos esas
(Pasa a la Pagina y
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Representative no Cree la Is|a de
la Espa|da" a Ia Bandera Americana
Pero no obieturiu Revision del Status PoIitico

Circulos ADMINISTRATORS y legis-
lativos, sin embargo, Sc han pre-
guntado 81 la condici6n de Estado
Libre Asociado para la Isla no es-
tara promoviendo una separation
cultural, legal y politica de los
Estados Unidos.
Preguntado 81 habia dido cargos
similares contra la politica del 60
bernador Luis Munoz Marin Qan-
zados por los partidos politicos
minoritarios de la Isla), O'Brien
respondio: "creo que a1gunaS We
ces juzgamos las bocas de los po-
liticos muy sacramento desde le-
jos. Creo que ESQ es tan YER
dad aquf como en- Puerto Rico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
COMENZO Ell
PONCE DE LEON


SAN JUAN.-El Carnival Pom
ce de Leon de 1858 comenzo con
la entrada de la Reina del Carna-
val, senorita Josefina Lopez de
Victoria y del Rey Mono, en- cual
personifica ell "Espiritu del Car
naval.
Sus majestades salieron de ell
Barrio Obrero y la Universidad de
Puerto Rico, respectivamente, ha-
ciendo SUI entrada a San Juan apro-
ximadamente a las 7;30 P. M. Sc
invite al publico a particular en-
las actividades planeadas, no solo
para esa noche, Ell primer dia del
CPasa a la Pagina -
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
MEXICO F HUELGA
DE C0~MUNICACIONES

MEXICO, 10-(UP).-El Depar
tamento de Comunicaciones anun-
clio que recurrira a sus instaIacio-
mes de radio para romper la huel-
ga, no autorizada, que desde ell jue-
yes por la tarde tiene paralizado
TODD ell servicio te~legrafico nacio-
nal.
Mas de 1000 ~teIegrafistas de las
1913 oficinas de telegrafos del pals,
desobedecieron las 6rdenes de sus
propios dirigentes sindicales y fue-
ron a la huelga en- apoyo de su
demanda de I'm aumento del so por
ciento de'sus sueldos. Los telegra-
fistas ganan en- promedio ell equi-
valente de So dolares por mes.
-(Pasa a la pag. 9)-
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

LA HABANA, Cuba, febrero 10.
(Por Radiotelefono)- I'm pGlicia
y I'm civil resultaron muertos y
otro policia herido en- un atentado
dentro de un omnibus, mientras
I'm teniente de la policia y I'm SOL
dado, fueron heridos en- otro aten-
tado en- La Habana.
Segun Sc conoci6, cuando I'm
omnibus de la Ruta 16 hizo una
parada en- la Via Blanca y San
Indalecio, 5 individuos pasajeros
del mismo, dispararon sobre Ell
policia del Bur6 de Investigaciones,
Pablo Muques Hernandez, que iba
vestido de paisano.
Ell vigilante va herido ripost6 la
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
RDIE zl! !K1 I I'|;||I'
0rdenan SaIaa de Chile Jorge Antonio

SANTIAGO, Feb. 10. -(UP)- Ell Gobierno Chileno ordeno hoy
que sea expulsado del pals ell peronista argentine Jorge Antonio.
Este lego sorpresivamente anoche desde Europa, segGn dijo, con
visa del consulate chileno en- Panama.
Antonio debera saHr de terrhorio chileno esta tarde, para cual-
quier parte, porque aqui no 10 aceptamos," declare Alvaro Droguett,
Subsecretario de Relaciones Exteriores, al hacer Ell anuncio sobre la
MEDIA. . -- ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

WASHINGTON, febrero 10. =
(UP). = FL representante demo
crata Leo w. O'Brien, del Estado
de Nueva York, dijo que no ha
visto pruebas de que Ell pueblo de
Puerto Rico este "dandole la es-
palda a la bandera norteameri-
cana.
Anadio, sin embargo, que no "te-
mia objection" a que "se echara
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Dice FuneiOnario Neoyorquino
DIG TUHIIUHdTV N~eUYUFqUNU
Crisis Economical Y PsicoIogica"
Causa del Bandidaje en- Escue|as

NUEVA YORK, Feb. 10. -(UP)-U Tn funcionario municipal de-
claro aver que ell problema de la delincuencia juveniI en- las escue-
las publcas de Nueva York, Sc debe mas bin a una crisis economical
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
{. U. 'Perturbado' por Bombardeo
Aereo a una Pob|acion Tunecina


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. -(UP)- Ell Secretario de Estado, John
Foster Dulles namo aver a SUI casa al Embajador de Francia Herve
Alphand, para informarle que Estados Undos Sc encuentra "profun.
damente perturbado" por las notcias del bombardeo aereo de un
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

UNA VJOuUU q
o.
legales de las
relaciones en-
tire Puerto Ri
co y los Esta-
dos Uni los
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

agreSlon, re :
biendo la ayuda
del tambien poll
cha, Antonio Fa-
jardo, de la Deci-
ma Estacion que
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11

La policia anuncio que habia
identificado a los que Sc han de-
dicado en- los ultimos dias a hacer
atentados a agentes de la autori-
dad, como Mario Gil Gonzalez,
Rigoberto Morales Rodriguez, otro
de apellido Castro y uno mas como
cido por Gel Curita".
Ell cadaver del vigilante Fajardo
fue trasladado a una funeraria de
Marianao por disposition del jefe
del Cuerpo, general fernando Her
nandez y ell del civil Jardin, entire
gado a sus familiares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
B~aIacera Dentro de Omnibus Deia
Dos Muertos Y I'm Po|icla Herido
lola de Atentadc Contra Po|icias y CMIes en- Toda La Habana

de Bohdo sobe la Direction d. la eooid6n PUsreMAu Nu@mL - Incendo DeArNe
U coesto = EeUenho lei E@rho con los RebehAsd de EdA Castro en ell Mudpiod de Fl ce
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
Il TEMPO

Considerablemente nublado
ell martes. Temperatures mas
atlas. Vientos moderados del
Nordeste.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-11
ATENTADO A UN OFFICIAL

En- Dolores y Tercera, Lawton,
cuando descendia de un omnibus
de la Ruta 70, fue agredido a bala-
EOS y herido gravemente por cinco
desconocidos, ell teniente de la Po-
licia Nacional, Isauro Radillo Ga
(Pasa a la PagYna 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

.eea nISa q 4uo ov.rniust SuSins % or
ders gave grain futures prices . light
upward push in early DEALINGS today
on the Board Of Trade
Trade was slow, however, and after
the hrst few minutes all contracts
we're within q steady rance. Dealers
said there appeared 10 be no out
standing influences
A good volume OF corn was sold for
export through TIE n Government SUB;
were accepted on $4,000 bushels for
shipment during August and Septem-
Der and bids Of 3 cents on $4,000
bushels for shipment in October and
Near the end Of the nrst hour wheat
was u cent . bushel lower to y
higher, September sl.S4h. corn "
TO n higher, september S1.2Th: oats
UNCHANGED to \ higher. Septemeer
63h; rye = to "a lover, September
Sirher. se TIs1ssns sassH. isrd un.
CHANGED TO 5 cents hundred lbs
higher, September St2f0.
The statistical outlook for soybean
prices as seen BY many raiders con-
tinues bearish. mainly because Of the
excellent condition OF the 1858 crop
52T million bushels. which would be
~ million more than last year. Al
though exports for the nrst % months
Of the crop year have amounted 70
~ million bushels, an increase Of 2
million over q year ago. there still are
indications that the earryoYer will be
a record high 20 million.
In the corn market. the talk again
is on the possibility OF tight CONNER
cial supplies in Chicago. Producer
selling has slowed again ana stocks
available TO dealers here have de-
creased 70 well below . million bushels
However, some dealers expect the
Commodity Credit Corp. 10 sell some
Of its Government-owned stocks on
domestic markets in order TO make
storage room for the new crop. Indi-
cations are that the present crop will
be large.
Moreover. there vas little doubt that
the commercial supply ~ country ele-
vators will increase considerably II
favorable growing weather holds for
several more DAYS or until the new
erop = ppears 70 BE- past It's most critical
stae& Of DEVELOPMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
North American Car
To Retire Preferred

CHICAGO. Aug. Z (R.-
North American Car Corp. said
yesterday it is calling in its
preferred stock shares for re-
tirement. They will be replaced
with debentures."
President E. C. r. Lasher said
the swap will result in savings
Of about 80 cents a share dur
ing the first IL months after
issuance of the debentures. He
said 62.475 shares of 5h per
cent cumulative preferred stock
have been called for retirement
effective August 30.
The company also reported
net earnings for the first six
months Of this year as $l,333,-
TIT. equal to $l.90 a common
share. slightly below compar-
able figures in 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Aug. : R, tUsDA). -
Hogs 5000, market slow early: later
trade moderately active: butchers
steady to IS lower with most decline
on weights under 230 lbs; but trade
closing dull: 70 to so lower on several
lots 200 lbs and less: sows moderate
" active: steady to 2s lower: ali in
scarce: " 2.s eo6.Ss5 lbs lbs Sutehsrs
22.25-22.75: several lots LIZ these
veIshts along with bulk "a .30-27O
lbs ~ .75-23 90; SIS head mostly lst
s70-300 lbs 20 3S.se rs: several lots
mixed grade 170-1g5 lbs 81 .5O-22 so:
mixed grade 5O0-475 10 sows 1875
20. as; most 33O-315 lbs 20.7B-3l 80:
a few down 10 27b lbs up TO sa.25; q
small volume 50O-550 lbs 19.OO-1e so
Cattle 1000, calves 100; slaughter
steers and heifers scarce, few sales
steady: cows steady 70 % hiRher: ad-
vance on Gamers and cutters and util-
ity grade; bulls fully steady; vealers
steady 70 90 higher; stoekers and
feeders steady to weak . load choice
and low prime LIZ ID slaughter
steers $500: q few sales good 70
average choice 23.75-25 90: few
utility TO log grades q 00-23 IS;
good and choice hiefers 2025: utility
and commercial cows 10000 90;
Gamers and cutters 15.50-ls.75; util-
ity and commercial bulls 21.51-s3.7S:
a few culls down 10 1900. medium
40 ID stock steer calves 20 00-96 50.
good and choice s60-950 ID feedlng
steers - .O0-252h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
StocksHigher,
SpeciaIiies
In Demand

NEW YORK. Aug. 7 R.-
Some oils and assorted special
ties were In demand In a higher
stock market early this after
noon. A few favorites rose 1
10 3 points but most changes
we're fractional.
Trading was moderate. ex-
cept for an opening furry.
when the quotation ticker was
late briefly.
Texas Gulf Producing paced
a strong oil group with a two
point again. Amerada was
ahead almost as much. Getty
oil and Gulf were up major
fractions.
Zenith rose almost 3. J. I.
Case, Magma Copper. Eastern
Air Lines, Southern Railway
and Southern Pacific were up
q point or more.
There was little major busi-
ness news TO affect the market
and traders appeared to be
keeping q sharp eye on special
situations. Some Of the more
active issues included stocks
which seldom attract wide In
terest.
Minute Maid opened on a
block Of $500 shares. up 81 at
1881. and remained ahead a
fraction.
American Motors rose a TO
l5k but later cut the gain.
Louis E. Wolfson reported his
interests now have a short posi-
ton Of 1872, 900 shares Of Ameri-
can Motors. A short position
represents stock borrowed and
sold in the expectation the bor-
rover can buy back later at a
lower price and make a profit.
The company also reported
Rambler sales in July topped
June volume.
Government bonds advanced.
Corporates were irregularly
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
For 8 Months Ended jane 80
DIN Muthieson Joins
Big AIuminu Project

NEW YORK. Aug. Z (R.-
DIN Mathieson Chemical Corp.
will Join French, British and
Swiss capital in a $l35 million
project TO produce alumnia, the
raw material for aluminium, in
French Guinea.
Olin Mathieson said it will
own 531a per cent of a plant
with an annual capacity of
4S0, 900 tons. third largest in
the world; a 96-mile railroad;
housing for 1000 people at the
mines and plant, and facilities
to double the capacity Of Con-
akry harbor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
BALTIMORE
MARKETS


onstatiapa supplied b. the United
states Agriculture Department..
Llteatoek Markets
CAiile 800 and calves ee8. small
lot p1A ID prime alauehtfr steers .A.sk,
Dad and lot ne7.i,u Si 10 mQstly choice
2al a.el 80, packaaet i,n0a.i ieA 10
standard 1910, Aeatlered small lot sos
hsiisFs sisS.ss o6' lSsiuoin su.1 tsu
standard COWS ~ - hO-adOu. utility
and sommsEeial eess l..eo-so 90,
nera and cutters 10 .AO-la so. lev lieht
tanners down . it.Dni lev utility and
commercial bells q ,A0.e1b so. few head
81, 1A-af.b0t bulk 10000 N eood and
choice veaiera geOO-39 90 several
E ':ssss., sc ss. y See sqe shqss
standard down 70 90 50. an head stTins
s1l ID good feeder steers 1900,
Hoea 800 bulk mixed lots u, q.
4, and = la0-sfO 10 butchers 81 OF.
ea, sinable lot No and .fa lbs
s s s Sssi.. le' M @osll' AK No 4, 2ss
small lot No. aO0 N aoWa echo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. Aug 2 P,.--Dividends
announced:
Pc SIX Of Pay
Rate, riod. record. able.
stock
Cont Casualty ga f0-i7
xOne share Of U Life Insurance for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Penn-Te xus Vote
On Lundu Plans
Is Authorized

NEW YORK. Aug. Z CR.-
Directors of Penn Texas Corp.
yesterday authorized Alfons
Landa. president. to call a
special meeting Of stockholders
to approve a change in name
Of the company to Pratt &
Whitney Consolidated. Inc.
Penn-Texas is the holding
company built by Leopold d,
Silberstein. Mr.. Silberstein was
forced out of the leadership
this year in a series of COM
promises with -Silberstein
forces on the board headed
by Mr.. Landa. Mr.. Silberstein's
decline began after two I'M
successful attempts to acquire
control of Fairbanks. Morse &
Co.. heavy machinery pro-
Queer.
Penn-Texas directors also
authorized these proposals for
ratification at the special meet
ing:
A proposal to abolish the
executive committee and trans
fer all powers to Mr.. Landa, as
chief executive officer.
Accept the resignation of
Oscar L. Chapman as a direc-
tor. Mr.. Chapman is a former
Secretary of the Interior.
Fill the vacancy created BY
Mr.. Chapman's withdrawal by
slecting David Karr, president
Of Market Relations network.
as a director. Mr.. Karr worked
with Mr.. Landa in the two
year fight by minority direc-
tors and shareowners to wrest
control from Mr.. Silberstein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 2 tR.-By mid
day mnst contracts had given IN more
than half Of the extreme early de-
mands. Active nroflt-taking was at
trscted. driving down prices.
some traders reasoned there might
not be any new cotton LEGISLATION
this year.
The early wave Of buying orders
with demand centered In October and
December. 1859. deliveries caused
active covering and new buying Of
other positions
Noon prices were 5 cents a bale
lower to S2.SS a bale hieher than
the previous close. October 36.25,
December 1887 and March 36. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Dividend HoIved

NEW YORK. AUG. 7 u
olln Mathieson Chemical Corp.
today declared a quarterly divi-
dend OF Is cents a share. pay
able September 10. 10 holders
OF record August 10. The COM
pany paid so cents In previous
quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07


Hourly Sales on the gxehanee
ll:O0 am $50 COO Noon $50 600
loo ON ! $50 600 400 D. N o 600 600
Unit Of trading 10 shares Of sales an
tut Rstes Of dividends in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based Of,
the last quarterly o. semi-annual declara
ton Unless otherwise noted, special Of
extra dividends are not included a Also
extra OF extras Annual rate plus stock
dividend d Declared OF paid IN 1857 plus
stock dividend Declared or paid 50 far
this year. Payable IN stock DURING 1857
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date Paid last yeaT
h Declared o. paid after stock dividend
OF splitup Declared or pad TINS scar
an accumuiatlve issue with dividends Il
arrears PAD this year. dividend
omitted, deferred or 40 action taken al
last dividend meetInR Declared or pa1d
U 1883 plus stock dividend PAYABLE d
stock during 1888. estimated cash value.
on ex-diyidend Or ex<distrihutioD date.
y. LquidstinE divideBd. cd Called TEx
dividend KIDS e. distribution n ~
nights ~ Without warrants NV With
warrants. wd When distributed vi When
issued nd Next DAY delivery IN bank.
ruptey or receivership OF heing reor.
CANNED Under The Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed BY such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot Elec Pwr cons at 25as, 10 at
wash Gas Ii eom.2O at 90.
BONDS Bid Asked .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Aua, z OFl.--The New
YORK Rlork Enehangs renorted today
the.e odd-iot tranaAetiona hy pFinflpal
dealert Tor AuanAt n. Purchases nf
sss;ss ,n shs5s aka ss,,. s'a 81
abort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Earnings

Gen. Motors Acceptance in s
months ended June 80 earned
$28.003.245 VS.. $21,676.ll6 in
1857 period.
Trans World Airlines in 6
months ended June 80 had a
loss of $l1,93l. 900 VS.. a loss of
$l.114,0O0 in 1857 period.
Atlantic Refining Co. in 6
months ended June 80 earned
81, 667 900 or 70 cents a share
VS.. SIS, 1922, 900 or $2,74 in 1857
period.
American Cement in IL
months ended June 80 earned
$7,32S,6S7 or $l.69 a share VS..
$8,746,792 or $2.04 in 1857.
Berkshire Hathaway in 9
months ended June % had a
loss of $4,227,224 VS.. a loss Of
$2,l90.91l in 1857 period.
Other earnings included:
Ear a Mouth. RuaeA Iuns 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bank CIearings in 26 leading

Bank Clearings in rs leading
cities in the week ended Aug
ust 6 totaled $22,548,997 900
compared with $2l. 666,5Ss. 900
in the previous week and SAL
102, $4,000 in the like week a
year ago.-Dun a. Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended July
80 totaled $29 DOL 900 900. down
$l18 million from the previous
week and down $4,000. 900 900
from the like week a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
Finished steel product ship
ments in 6 months ended June
80 totaled 2S,699,218 tons. COM
pared with 44,285.435. tons in
the like period a year ago.
Am. Iron g. Steel ms.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-02
FOR SALE

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