davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Actua|izar ell Tratado Commercial
Buscan Ahora Colombia y Ecuador

QUITO, (SICO).-El Embajador
del Ecuador en- Colombia, senior
Alfredo Chiriboga, anuncio en- una
entrevista para Eel Diario del Ecus
DOR, que las dos cancillerias estan
buscando en- estos momentos, una
nueva formula que regule las rela-
clones comerciales entire los dos
paises, considerable que los aspec'
tos que inspiraron ell tratado de
1912 necesitan ahora una revision
que los a~ctualice. Comentando ell
aspecto politico de Colombia dice
que la politica del Frente Civil
merece considerarse y estudiarse
detenidamente para SUI aplicacion
en- otros pafses.
Categoricamente desmintio ell
embajador Chiriboga la version
de que ell gobierno de Colombia
Sc proponia denunciar Ell tratado
comercial que tiene con ell Ecua-
dor. Todo 10 contrario-manifesto
-pues las dos cancillerias estan
animadas del mejor deseo para lie
gar a cristalizar nuevas formulas
de I'm entendimiento. Por ejem-
plo: la cancilleria del Ecuador AGA
ba de suscribir un nuevo tratado
comercial con Chile, 10 cual es una
clara demonstration de sus PROPOSE
tos. Este tratado por 10 demas,
10 considera ell embajador de gran
beneficio para los dos paises.
Manifesto ell embajador Chiri-
boga, ademas que ell Ecuador tiene
en- Colombia un magnifico elem.
plo de 10 que significa y puede ell
esfuerzo industrial, o la colabo-
raci6n de capitales nacionales y
extranjeros, ademas ell Ecuador
por SUI parte ha dado ejemplo tam
bien en- ell campo de la production
agricola, especialmente en- ell de
productos tropicales.
"Es indispensable agreed
propender al %desarrollo industrial
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

Obras Publicas en- este ano sera la
de c~onServarlo va realizado, sin
que sea possible ~deSarrollar ningu-
ma lniciativa nueva de fondo.
Las obras de fondo pueden
sintetizarse ash: mantenimiento y
conservation de carreteras, 52.400-
600 que Significa una pequena ALA
sobre la appropriation del ano pasa-
do. Carreteras Z obras no incluidas
en- ell plan vial: IS millones contra
81 anterioTes. Ferrocarril del
Atlantico, Is millones o sea la
misma partida que tuvo ell ano pa
Sado; aerodromo % millones. En-
este modesto plan no haya NADIA que
linde en- 10 estrambotico o 10 sun
tuario.
En- ell centric Administrative
Official, llamado CAOS (donde Sc
estaban construyendo ell Palacio
Presidential y los edificios de las
differences dependencias), Sc hicie-
ron las siguientes inversiones: en-
1855 tres millones; en-. 1856 diez y
siete m~illones; en- 1857 treinta y un
millones. En- este ano Sc hara solo
I'm gasto necesario de menos de
I'm million de pesos para la cons
trucci6n de algunas ~carreteras con-
siderada como necesarias.
Ell F~errocarril del Atlantico es
la obra mas costosa y gigantesca
que ell pals ha emprendido en- los
ultimos amos. Hasta diciembre de
1857 Sc habian invertido en- ella
90 millones de pesos colombianos
y % millones de dolares. Lo que
falta para dar paso en- esta via de-
manda un costo de 80 a 100 Milo
mes y de 10 millones de dolares.
Puede calcularse pues, que ell Fe-
%rrocarril del Atlantico tendra I'm
costo de 352 millones de pesos, que
en- una extension de $40 Kilometres
hasta SUI projection final acusa I'm
costo de cerca de medic million de
pesos por kil6metro. En- abril Sc
dara al servicio ell sector La Dora
da-Puerto Berrio y en- julio ell de
Puerto Witches a Barrancaberme-
jea. Este ferrocarril es factor tras-
cendental de fomento economico.
La carretera de desembotella-
miento de la region de Sumapaz,
al sur de Bogota, sera construida
por la ciudad de Bogota y por ell
departamento de Cundinamarca
conjuntamente. Esta carretera de-
be considerarse como una verda-
dera redencion para Bogota, esta
obra puede resolver definitivamen
tie ell problema de abastecimiento
de where's para la capital.
Como hecho concrete de los
puntos anteriores es precise acep-
tar ell licenciamiento forzoso de
muchos obreros. No hay otro "a
mino.
BOGOTA, (SICo).- Desmin-
tiendo rumores publicados en- ell
pals v en- ell exterior ell Ministro de
Hacienda, doctor JESUS Maria Ma
rulanda, manifesto que no habra
reduction en- ell presupuesto ma
cional para la presente vigencia,
de 1.463 millones, superior en- 240
al del ano pasado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Arquiteeto EspahoI.
Vista Agencius
de P~Iunificucion
de Puerto Rico

SAN JUAN.-El arquitecto Sr.
Valentin Picato;te, del Comite &C.
neral para ell Desarrollo Urbano de
Madrid, Espafa vista Puerto Rico
en- calidad de participants en- Ell
Programa de Becas que auspicia Ell
Fondo Eisenhower. Patrocina esta
vista ell Prograrla de Intercambio
Educativo del Departamento de
Estado de Puerto Rico ell cual COO
pera entertainments con ell Eisen-
hover Exchange Fellowships, Inc,
un ,rganismo que hace possible la
vista de tecnicos del exterior a
(Continua en- la Pagina a.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
SoIiciturdn Immediate Reunion de ID
Comision Mixtu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T~EGUCIGALPA, enero %
(UP)-Fuentes autorizadas in
formaron aver que ell gobierno
de Nicaragua solicitara la inme-
data reunion de la Comision Mi
litar Mixta Monduro : Nicara-
giiense, para presentar una que
ia formal por el arribo de auto
ridades hondurenas a Mocoron,
hecho que Nicaragua conSidera
violatorio del convenio suscrito
con la Organization de Estados
Americanos (CEA).
Tambiep dijeron que Nicara-
qua formulara una protesta por
la detencion de Julio Talavera,
cronista del d,ario LA Prensa"
de Managua, a quien arrestaron
las autoridades hondurenas por
entrar en- ell pals sin documentos
por la IONA de Guaspan. Las au-
toridades investigan ell case para
ponerlo en- copocimiento de la
cancilleria.
NOMBRADA DIPLOMATICA
HONDURENA
TEGUCIGALPA, enero %
(UP)-El gobierno nombro a la
sonora, Argentina de Zelaya, en-
Waldo extraordinario y ministro
plenipotenciario de Honduras en-
Ell Ecuador. La sonora de Zelaya
es la primera mujer que ostenta
la representation diplomatica de
Honduras
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
Frenfe Anti Comunista

Enero % =
(UP). = Los candidates Mi
guel Ydigoras Fuentes y Jose
L. Cruz Salazar, parecian es-
tar a punto de llegar a I'm
acuerdo anoche, para la for
macion de I'm frente antico-
munista undo que. haria que
ell Congreso votara por Ydigo-
ras Fuentes para Presidente
y por la formation de I'm 60
bierno de coalici6n.
Las consultas entire los dos
partidos Sc realizaban anoche
y todos los indicios indicaban
que hoy Sc dara a conocer ell
anuncio del acuerdo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

llzarse a causa del probable cierre
de algunaS de las principles mi
mas carboniferas del Vale del eau
ca, entire las cuales Sc mencionan
las de San Francisco y Timba, a 10
menos por algun tempo. Alegan
los propietarios que para intensifi-
car la production de las mismas
necesitan nuevos creditos que no
les han sido concedidos por las en-.
tidades oficia1es y bancarias.
CONGRESO DE HOTELEROS
MEDELLIN (SICO).-A media
dos de MARIO Sc reunira en- esta
ciudad ell " Congreso Nacional
de Hoteleros, al cual asistiran re-
presentantes de los Estados Uni.
dos, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Canada,
Cuba, Argentina y Venezuela.
UNA MUJER GERENTE
MEDELLIN (SICO).-Dona Lee
tieia Londono de Leopold es la pr
mera mujer colombiana que ocu-
pa Ell cargo de gerente de una com
pania de aviacion, al ser deSignada
para csc cargo por la empresa "He-
licondor Ltda." de esta ciudad.
ARQUITECTOS DE MOSCU
MEDELLIN, (SICO).-Un CRU.
pc de so arquitectos medellinen-
ses iran en- ell mes de mario a Mos
GU como invitados del gobierno
sovietico al Congreso Mundial de
Architecture que Sc reunira en- esq
ciudad. Ell gobierno russo les ha
communicate que les pagara todos
sus gastos de viaje y permanencia
en- la capital rusa.
COMPANIA DE SECURES
BOGOTA, (SICO).- Nuevamen
te Sc ha solicitado al gobierno, POI
(COntinua en- la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
0bseryara EIeceiones de
Costa RIGA

NUEVA YORK, Enero %
(UP). Ell Professor Her
bert Tungsten, Jefe de Redac-
cion del "Dagens Nyheter"
diario de Estocolmo, lego
hoy a esta ciudad en- viaje a
Costa RIGA, donde actuara CO.
mo observador en- las eleccio-
mes del domingo proXimo.
Accompanied por SUI esposa
lego a Nueva York a las 6.45
de la manana a bordo de I'm
avion de la Linea Aerea ES-
candinava.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS - PSc. ;
.Embajador Argentine Defenderd
Plan de que Sc Permita a Empresa
Privada Ia Exploitation PefroIera

WASHINGTON, enero 28-UP).-El Embaiador de Argentina,
Mauricio Yadarola, dDo hoy que es possible que regrese a su patria
a fines de eTa semana para defender SUI plan de permtir que Ia
industrial particular ayude a expotar los recursos petroleros de Ia
naci0n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29

" Yadarola reitero que SUI plan no
privaria a Argentina en- ninguna
forma de SUI riqueza natural, pues
la exploitation del petroleo Sc sa-
caria a licitaci6n en- que partici-
parian companies p%articulares de
todas parties, tal cual la industrial
particular participa en- c~ontratos
de obras publicas y de otra natu-
raleza.
Yadarola dijo a la United Press
que piensa terminar sus asuntos
pendientes d%urante ell curse de la
semana, para salir rumbo a Bue-
nos Aires con ell objeto de hablar
con ell presidente Pedro E. Aram.
buru y otros altos funcionarios.
FL Embajador observe que 81 sc
aceptara SUI plan, ell capital parti-
cdlar ira a Argentina, realizando'
Sc ash ell principal objective de So
mission en- Washington.
Los jefes de Yacimientos Petro.
liferos Fiscales, ell monopolio pc.
trolerO del estado argentine, SO
han opuesto al plan de Yadarola
por proponer este que ell pago a
las companies particulares extran.
jeras Sc haga en- petr6leo, siendo
ash que ell petr6leo escasea en- Ar
gentina. b
Pero Yadarola r%espondio que Ia
objection dejaria de existir al no
permitirse la exportacion de Pc
troleo mientras no Sc s~atisfacieran
primero las necesidades del pals.
SUSPENDEN HUELGA DE
ELECTRICISTAS
BUENOS AIRES, Enc. %. (UP3
La union de obreros de electricf-
dad y fuerza anuncio anoche que
decide Suspender la huelga que
debia comenzar a medianoche.
Ell paro debia ser de "a horas y
en- el habrian participate -por
primera vez- los obreros de las
estaciones generadoras, que al de-
jar de trabajar habrian puesto en-
peligro los servicios esenciales.
La decision de suspender IA
huelga fue anunciada por ell Sc.
cretario General del Sindicato de
Obreros de Luz y Fuerza, Union
Alberto Lezama, despues de Ia
reunion que tuvo hoy ell Presiden.
tie Aramburu con altos jefes del
gobierno.
Lezama Sc vali6 de la radio para
anunciar la suspension de la huel-
ga a los trabaiadores de la indus.
tria de la electricidad en- TODD 81
pals y declare que la decision del
sindicato Sc debia a que ell gobier'
no habia prometido reconsideraf
las peticiones de los trabajadores.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
COnveniO que cre0 Ia 0. |. {. EIiminu
Possible Control de las ExpOrtuciOnes
sin Aprobucion de Todos los Miembros

RIO DE JANEIRO, Enero 28-(UP)-El convenio que crea la
Organization International del Cafe (OIC), que firmaron aqui ounce
naciones y que otras participates apoyaron sin reservas, eimina la
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-29
INDUSTRIAL PARA LA


BOGOTA, (SICO). - Ell Minis
terio de Fomento ha anunciado
que Sc halla preparando un regis
tro de todos los empresarios "que
dispongan de equipo de trabajo
que no esten utilizando a toda SUI
capacidad por falta de materia pri-
ma extranjera o por falta de con-
sumo inferno, y deseen acordar
~contratos con ell Ministerio de Fo-
mento para la fabrication de pro-
ductos destinados a la exportacion,
con base en- las disposiciones vi
gentes sobre la m~ateria".
Ell Ministerio explica que solo
desea obtener cifras estadisticas
que permitan caicular con alguna
anticipation las posibilidades de
aumento en- la production de ar
ticulos rrnionales.
PELIGRA LA EXPORTACION
DE CARBON
BOGOTA, (SICO).-Los pro
gramas de exportaci6n de carbon
ampliamente comentados en- ell
pals y ell exterior. podrian para
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, June 2 B.--(UspAl--
HOGS 1000: moderately active with
butchers steady 10 strong; some sales
240-2SO lbs strong 70 IS higheri sows
steady; all interest in trade; 2-3 190-
235 ID butchers 1888 Is; several
lots 1-2 1p0-220 lbs 2325-23 80;
around 200 head mostly Is 1928
lbs 2375: % 240-270 lbs 22.2S-
2275; 2-3 mostly IS 270-2e0 lbs
q 1922 IS; . few 80 .30O-3lO lbs
Is. 0O-le.00; mostly 330-400 lbs 1q 90
20.25; q few head 300-325 lbs 20.25-
20.75; most 5O0-500 lbs l7.bO-iS. 90.
Cattle $1,000; calves 200. supply
cattle fairly active: steers and heifers
mostly steady; cows strong 70 so high
err; bulls steady 20 so higher; vealers
fully steady; stockers and feeders
scarce; q few sales about steady high
choice and prime steers 30. 00-35 so;
bulk aFerage choice 26.00-2e so; good
25.50-27. so; q load 1880 ID standard
and Hoisteins 23S0; several leads
mixed choice and prime e00-1. 025 ID
heifers 1900; good and choice 25. o.
$3.50; utility and commercial COWS
1850 20 90; Gamers and cutters
l5.5O-Ig so; utility and commercial
bulls ~ .50-24 90: mostly 1900 down:
Tood and choice yealeTS 30.00-34 90;
stadar9 and sood 2o.Q0-29.00:. sulls
down u IS. 90: several load GOOD BOO
ESQ ID feeding steers 2o.OO-2S-00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 9 B.-Grain future,
Board Of Trade. dealings and prices
OfS Some snt trsd.rs an az aiiS9nE the line
besrish market seen seen In the their sn Bits %O 4
many weeks and that offerings Tar ex-
ceeded the point Of absorption.
was e sHms 81 sa dsut dealers s sa I'D !:
impossible, TO keep abreast Of the &C
conseduence Of rainfall during the week
There appeared little or no tendency
Of the nrst hour, At that time wheat
SSIa5s4I to ~ sssnt lover, Jus
sI re 0i e s e IL I lSWsr' J JSly
si.32h; soybeens 1% t2N lower, Juiy
iSs% lover iaI JnIs ? 10 cents hundred
rainfall over sections Of the midwest
during the thFee-day holiday Ia a
enort to oppTaise their heneft to grain
nm Indi q ions we're we're. tina. IN som. sec;
amounts Of precipitation, needed 81
corn, oats and soybeans
But the market will continue TO be
. weather anair for wheat which Is
being harvested In some areas Of the
centraf Great Plains. Heavy rainfaii
accompanied By wind could cause wide
spread. damage as the grain ripens.
Trade reports said that wheat and
hour shipments were accelerated some-
what last week and totaled about
$500, 900 bushels which brought ex-
ports for the crop season to 347 million
bushels, compared with 493 million at
the same time q year ago.
=. At this rate. there was some doubt
that exports for the year would reach
the 400-million bushel goal which the
department OF Agriculture had ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
Eornines

Union Pacific R.R. in 4
months ended April 80 earned
Sl9,e 87, 796, or "a cents q share
VS.. $40, 481,011, or IS cents, In
1857 period.
international Harvester in q
months ended April 30 earned
SIC. 245, 900, or $1.1S q share
VS.. $19, 900, or $1.20, in 1857
period.
Associated Dry Goods in Il
months ended May 3 earned
$685.. 900, or $3.77 q share, VS.
So, 903, 900, or $4.03, In 1857.
Western Union Telegraph ir
4 months ended April 30 earned
$2,S15,114, or As cents q share
vs.. $4,06S.1lS, or IS cents, In
1857 period.
General Shoe Corp. in
months ended April 30 earned
$2,237. 900 VS.. $3.036,344 in 1857
period.
Burgess Battery Co. in year
ended March 81 earned $1,124,-
886, or $3.46 q share, VS.. $o1I,.
so6, or $2.Sl, in 1857 period.
Marshall Field & Co. in
months ended April 30 earned
1929, 705, or 81 cents q share
VS.. $1.084,3l3, or ~ cents, in
1857 period.
H. L. Green Co. in 8 months
ended April 30 earned $4,000,
or 3 cents a share, VS.. $223,17o
or 10 cents. in 1857 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
SIP Dissident Group
Fights Curtiss Deal

A dissident group of Stude-
baker Packard stockholders
met yesterday In q continuing
protest against o 2-year-old ar
rangement with Curtiss- Wright
Corp. for management of the
auto firm.
Sol A. Damn, Detroit at
torney, told 20 stockholders at
tending the meeting he had
postcards and letters from
about 500 stockholders sup
porting his plea for q congress
sional investigation Of the 1856
deal.
Mr.. Damn, speaking on be-
half Of the Studebaker- Packard
stockholders protective COM
mittee. said the 500 supporters
represented 12S,37S of the cor
poration's more than 8 million
shares. He said, however, that
solicitation Of support had beer
hampered because the commit
tee lacked access to a list Of
stockholders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
Stocks Higher,
Stee|s Lead;
Tradinq Gains

NEW YORK, June 2 (R.-
Steel shares were strong as the
stock market penetrated new
high ground for 1858 in fairly
heavy trading early this after
noon.
Key stocks advanced from
fractions to around 2 points.
Expectations that steel indus
try operations would show the
sharpest rise Of the year helped
steel stocks make stable gains.
Aircrafts. coppers and some
rubbers also did well as indus
trial stocks led the way for a
general advance. Rails and
utilities were up modestly,
More stable political condi-
tons in France aided market
sentiment but further help
came from such items as q drop
In the number Of workers re-
ceiving jobless pay and a spring
increase in gasoline sales. Good
demand for copper was re-
ported at the higher custom
smelter prices.
Gains of about 2 points were
made by United States Steel,
Goodyear and Douglas Aircraft.
Republic Steel and Youngs-
town Sheet rose well over q
point apiece. Bethlehem was
up a major fraction.
Up better than a point were
International Nickel, Gulf Oil
and Du Pont.
About a point to the good
were Goodrich, Anaconda, Ken
necott, Union Carbide, Westing-
house Electric and Royal Dutch.
Corporate bonds were lower.
Government bonds declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. June 2 N (UsDA).-
Butter generally steady. Receipts e
days. 755,O0O. Wholesale prices on
bulk cartons (fresh). Creamery. 90
score (AA) 56az.59 cents. 81 score ca
5Sh -58s4, 90 score OBJ 57ha-57s4, SO
Cheese steady. Receipts e daysl
li7,00O. wholesale sales. American
cheese lvhole milk. SINGLE daisies
aged 47-5f, dats aged 46Ia-52. proc
essed American pasteurlEsd lbs 81. "a;
$3.50. grade B" 44-4s, grade &C.
wholesale egg prices unsettled. Re
spot quotations follow: Midvestern;
Mixed colors: Extras $3.50 lbsl, 34s-
80; extras large (45.4s lbO, 34-34ia;
large. 33-3sIS: checks. 90 s-33. Whites
Extras t4s-5o lbsl. .3Sls-37; extras
dun, 33iI-3ih Browns: Extras f4S.
so 1hsD. 371a-3sls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
Steel Output
Higher Again
For 5th Week

CLEVELAND, June 2 (R.-
Steel production continued a
'five-week upward trend last
week, increasing two points to
SOS per cent Of rated capacity,
Steel Magazine reported yester-
day.
Production of i.525.000 net
tons of steel was the highest
for any week since mid-Janu-
airy.
Steelmakers were encouraged
by a sudden pickup in June
orders. But, Steel said, the
cause Of the upsurge in orders
was unclear.
Until recently, manufactur-
ers had assumed that increased
orders would reflect either sea-
sonal Improvement in demand
or a showdown in inventory re-
duction, the magazine said.
Recovery may be an illusion,
however. II steel customers are
increasing purchases to beat
a possible rise in the price Of
steel July l. The magazine
commented:
Consumers may buy more
steel than they need in June
and next to nothing in July"
Only two of the industry's
Is steelmaking districts Showed
q decline in operations last
week. Cincinnati dropped 2.5
points to sos per cent Of ca
pacity. Birmingham operated
at 66.5 per cent, down a half
point from the previous week.
The magazines composite
price on prime scrap advanced
a dollar to $3.50 a gross ton
Let ,r,aAlr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
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Beth Steel CIV 31<s 90
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Chi q N W CIV 4iks -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Att. Coast Line R.R. an
nounced that it has dropped
plans to acquire the Florida
East Coast Line, which is In
receivership.
Houston Corp. reports agree
ment on an exchange Of 542,-
234 shares Of stock for all out
standing shares Of Coastal
Transmission Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02
N. Y. COTTON

continued lover during the late morn
ins but recovered partially on locai
A leading spot frm said there
| low Grade spot GOTTEN IN the Atlanta
area last week Some inquiries were
received for high.grade cotton but
because mills lowered their quality
| requirements the demand 10 very
poor. the spot arm stated.
Mills interest was generally small
IN the Memphis territory, the nrm
Koon prices we're Is TO 90 cents
q bale lower than the previous close
July 1922. October $500 and Deem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02

xEx dividend. b Books closed. tPlul
extra or extras. q Declared or paid q
far this year. Paid last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02

DIRECTORS ELECT-M.
Lee Rice, who headed a
new applied mathematics
group within the COM
pany, has just been elected
vice president of Atlantic
Research Corp. by the
board of directors. The
announcement was made
yesterday by Arch c. Sour
lock, president, at head
quarters, 901 North CO.
lumbus street, Alexandria,
Va. Mr.. Rice is a native of
Gaithersburg, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-02

hovriS Ssles o. ire axehanse
il:0J an go 600 Noos / zeo 900
100 p.m no 600 400 ga COO 600
sunif q tradina 10 shares o. saies
u fun Rates o. dividends % ihs tore
gong table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly o. semi
annual declaration Unless Otherwise
noted, speeiJ or extra dividends are
pol Included Also extra OF extras
; Annual rats plus sloch dividend
dividend DECLARED o. cad % Gar
ibis wear PAYABLE IN stocb during
1857, estimated cash value on eT-
dividend OF ex-dtstribution date. Pad
s ss sSFVd.uS g sSituS sb.ri1Ts s
o. paid this year an accumulative
this yeaI dividend emitted, deferred 90
10 actign taken q last dividend meet
stocs dividssd tPsyshls q STOCK
during 1858 estimated cash value on
, Iguidstias Sivlossd "a csiiss Is
rights ~ Without WarTanfs NV VITA
WarraBts Nd When distributed vi When
issued % Next dag delivery z IN bank'
rVptcy or receiyership OF being reoF.
gsnized under the Bankruptcy Act, 90
sIHR1tsss ASSUMED % S8ch oolslnssG
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Meeting Recessed

NEW YORK. June 2 R.-
Final compilation Of proxies in
the fight for control Of Penn
Texas Corp. will be reported
June Is. The annual meeting
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, June Q OP-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions By principal
dealers for NAY 20: purchases Of 1872
$50 sshares. Sales OF 202.3e2 shares
incf,Atng 2,027 shares sold short.
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of the holding company found.
ed by Leopold Silberstein re-
convened briefly today, then
recessed until that date.