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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

There have been announce
ments from time to time on
the new method of qualifying
for the National Open cham
pionship. II the golfers read
them they either didn't under
stand. or forgot. There seems
to be considerable confusion,
even among those who contem-
plate entering the Open.
The United States Golf As
ISOLATION says the new system
is intended to give improved
opportunity for the most ca
pable players to prove their
skill. Last year only l62 play
ers Of the record entry Of 2,132
reached Southern Hills in Tulsa.
That means the ratio Of
players to qualifiers' places was
nearly is to /.
So this year the USGA came
up with a double system of
qualifying rounds.
On Monday, May IS. there
will be 36-hole qualifying
rounds in so cities, including
Washington, Baltimore and
Richmond. In the past the
Maryland, Virginia and District
players qualified at the same
location.
There will be generous ex-
emptions from the May 10
trials, such as all former Open,
National Amateur and PGA
champions, 20 leading money
winners. the low 20 in last
years Open, Walker and Ryder
Cup teams. etc.
OF an anticipated entry OF
1900, 20 per cent will survive
for a second 36-hole qualifying
round to be held June at only
10 locations in the Nation. And
most of the exemptions will
have to take their chances in
the second qualifying round.
Only 81 players are exempt
from both.
Woodmont gets the June 10
qualifying round for Washing
ton. and Congressional is one
of the Is sites for the June /
trials. The closest sites to Con-
gressional are Atlanta, Spring.
field, N. j.; Buffalo, and Gin
cinnati.
That's why Sam Snead, Lew
Worsham and other big names
will play at Congressional in
their bid to play at Winged
Foot, scene of the champion
ship. The low pro at Congress
sional gets 500.
X X 4 X
The following figures are
gueSSes, but could be fairly
close to the final breakdown.
Say that as pros and amateurs
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college division 100-yard sprint
in 9.5, edging Orlando Haley
of Oklahoma State in a near
blanket finish.
Eddie Southern anchored
Texas to two of the new
relays marks, 1899 in the $50
and 3:l1.3 in the mile.
Also a double relays record
setter was East Texas State
in the college division, using
the same four runners for
marks of 1884 in the $50
and Ali seconds in the 440.
More Records Listed
Also in the college division,
Arizona State of Tempe low
cred the distance medley mark
to 10:01.9, anchored by a Alb
mile from Australian Alex
Henderson.
Individual records fell to
Mike Lindsay of Oklahoma, ST
feet ia inches in the shot put;
w L. Thornton of Texas Tech,
6 feet 9 inches in the high
jump; Jim Graham of Okla
homa State Is feet "a inch in
the pole vault, and Bill Alley
of Kansas, 253 feet 5 inches In
the javelin.
In the special AAU 100-yard
dash, Stubby Olympian Ira
Murchison flashed to a Surpris-
ing 2-yard victory over Olym-
pic Speedster Bob Morrow in
0:9.4. Although the time bet
tered the meet record, it was
disallowed because of the ia
voring wind.
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TEE GREEN
Uy MERRELL WHlTTLEsEN

with handicaps of two or les:
enter the Open from Wash
ington.
They would play for nine
places at Woodmont Monday
May Is.
The nine would join about
81 others at Congressional
Monday June /, with the %
playing for about 10 places to
Winged Foot. The 40 will be
entries from Maryland, Vir-
ginia. the District and parts OF
West Virginia, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and
New Jersey.
Some predict this system will
last only one year. Don't for
get, entries close Wednesday,
and must be in the USGA Of
fees in New York at that time.
X xfH
NOTES-Wayne Hardin, the
new Navy football coach, had
designs on professional golf
before he ever turned to coach
ing. Several years ago, he
shot a IS in his native Cali
fornia. He now has a five
handicap at the Naval Academy
Club. Hardin probably will
play more golf now that he's
the boss. Pro golfers always
manage to play more than
their assistants, and head
coaches usually find more OPP
portunity for golf than their
assistants.
In today's Maryland State
team quarter-fl finals, the choices
are Bethesda over Chevy Chase,
Prince Georges over Washing
ton, Baltimore C. c. over Roll
ing Road and C. C. of Mary
land over the Fountain Head
Bonnie View winner.
Buster Reed of Dallas, No. /
instructor in the Sam Snead
Schools of Golf, is supervising
the finishing touches for the
local outlet, which opens Fri
day in the Fig Building in Sill
yer Spring. The Women's
District Golf Associations
team matches start Tuesday.
Spring field days this week
are at Norbeck Wednesday and
Bethesda Saturday. Manor's
Member-GueSt tournament is
Just a little over two weeks on,
first of many.
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38,263 at Yonkers

YONKERS, N. Y, April rs
(AP).-W. D. Direct outbrushed
Irish in the stretch and won
tonight's feature handicap pace
by a neck before 38,263, the
seasons largest turnout at
Yonkers Raceway. Time for
the mile was 2:034s. The WIN
ner paid $4.20.
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KANSAS BEATS GU
IN DRAKE 2-MILE

DIES MONIES, Iowa,
April rs (SpeciaD. -
Georgetown University's q
mile relay team ran sec
ond to Kansas in the
Drake Relays this after
noon.
Running for the Hoyss
were James Kelly. Ray
Smith, Carlos Tan and Al
Stapler. Kansas winning
time was 1888.
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10 DRAKE RECORDS BROKEN
Glenn Davis Earns
Revenge Over Mills

DIES MONIES, April Is (AP) &.
Thirteen records we're
smashed-biggest attack on the
Drake Relays books in so years
AS the meets golden ami
verSary celebration ended to-
day before $4,000 cheering
fans.
Two of the marks fell yester-
day and the other IL today. one
of them in the meets individ-
ual feature race.
In that one, Glenn Davis,
Ohio States Olympic cham
pion and 440-yard world record
holder, lowered the special
AAU quarter-mile record to
46.5 seconds.
In the meets dream race"
Davis beat Dave Mills, the l9-
year-old Purdue freshman who
recently defeated him in two
races, by about 4 yards. Willie
Atterberry of East Lansing,
Mich, was third and sprint
champion Bobby Morrow Of
Abilene, Tex, fourth.
BurlesOn Wins Mile
Davis, whose world 440 rec
ord is Asst seconds, shattered
the special 440 mark of 497 set
in 1924 by Iowa'S Eric Wilson.
.Dyrol Burleson, Oregon fresh
man, outlasted Hungarian vet
eran Laszlo Tabor to win the
special mile in 4:06.7-two-
tenths of a second under the
meet record by Ted Wheeler,
formerly of Iowa. in 1857.
Tabori was only a stride be-
hind and was clicked in 4:06.8.
Barry Almond. Houston fresh
man. was third, only several
yards off the pace.
Burleson's time will be sub
mitted for a national collegiate
freshman record.
Hayes Jones, 20-year-old jun
Tor at Eastern Michigan, be-
came the first athlete in the
meets so years to win the high
hurdles and 100-yard dash
crown.
Also Wins 100
The long-legged Negro, who
is the National AAU high
hurdles champion, romped over
the 120-yard barriers in 1877,
one-tenth of a second under
the meet record. An aiding
5-mile-an-hour wind, however,
nullified the effort for a new
mark.
Jones came back IS minutes
later to take the university
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TOwsON
CATHOLIC U.
Totals 4OI31513 Totals 3s6I1

Totals 40 10 Is ~ Totals 3s6Il5
1-grounded out for csrboue in Cd
TOWSON 800 35l COL O30-13 Is .
CATHOLIC 900 500 600 8 II 3
z oltorik, Jasper Corbett Petrina-
cola S~Nsrho,+z PO-A-Towson (27-
Corr - n C1'. o!.orik to Gil LOB
Cat 40 =. TCE-0n :
2rC''orik Feldnan. 3b-Exner
SB-Sto-km Exner.
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MARYLAND
DUKE

Totals 81 2 6 0 Totals 30 lO5
Singled for Klinedinst in 7th
Ran for Hurst in Sth; Grounded
out for Williams in 9th.
DUKE - OlO 600 OlO-2
MARYLAND ------- 600 100 O5x-6
E--Clarke, Cooper. Taylor, Brown,
Dunlevy PO-A-Duke, 24-10; Mary
land, 27-11. DP-Santo to Brown:
Browning to Brownstein. LOB-Duke,
Z; Maryland, s.
2b--Maynard. Cooper. HR-Reitz
SB-Trust, Santo. S-Williams 2.
Frye.
Winner-Reitz Old. Loser-Wn-
liams, G-3).
ip h er BIB so
Reitz - 9 9 . O . 4
Williams 3. U-Phoebus, Nc
Clay, T-2:10.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, July 10 tAP) tysDAl:-.
80 Ga:s.n a.Si s sS 3 s.S SadiE oS sso
$50 lbs. and heavier steady; sovs
SSHs:h aHo 12.5o.is.sB; mixed srsde;
iSs.".' II .f5.l 20; teyersi lots mized
lbs, both sorted Tor srsde. is: 90
1925; 20 head No. 200-210 lbs.r
3 SSB ibs.' Is 90; mixed SrsSs: : and
Srades : ana 3 27o.aS0 u.s.. 1900
and 3, and So, 29O.sS0 lbs, 4, 30
1880; Q small volume 10, Is and 3s
ls0:1sO. lbs. q, 00-14,7S: mixed
grades l.3 276.360-lb. scIS, l;26-
2 ;50;l so; MIXED grades 1-3 400
Cattle, 200; calves. none; few safes
slaughtsr steers about steadyi no
heifer sales q eonseouenee; cows
;sts,9.dy; praetieaiIy entire siayshtsr spd
S:,S: M r. :SoSRS SSS S:sS e :s:
H. s:.r. soCsss SEES: i Gat1 sSS
commercial COWS, II. 0o.2 %. 90; canners
and cutters, l5.5O.i6.75: utility and
eommereial bulls, $500 down; . few
good and choice vealers.- 33. 90; stand.
ard and good, 25.0o-32.00; cul1S, down
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Earnings

American Enka in "a weeks
ended June u earned $3,4S4,-
900 or $2.64 Q share compared
with $4,000 in 1858 period.
American Radiator q Stand
ard in 6 months ended June 80
earned $6,s99, 900 or So cents a
share compared with So, 682, 287
or 80 cents in 1858 period.
Feeders Corp. in 9 months
ended May 81 earned $l,940,-
963 or 81 a share compared with
81 .528,703 or 70 cents In 1858
period.
Lone Star Steel in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $6,33S, 902
or $1.78 q share compared with
$482,S29 or IA cents in 1858
period.
Penn Controls in "A weeks
ended June 81 earned $442,619
or $1.49 q share compared with
$190,08S or "a cents In 1853
period.
Rockwell Mfg. in 6 months
ended June 30 earned $4,446,-
900 or $1.29 q share compared
with $2,453,000 or II cents (ad-
just for stock devidend) in 1858
period.
Scott Paper Co. in 6 months
ended June ~ earned $1l,S92,-
229 or $1.48 a share compared
with $l0.S61,138 or $l.35 in 1858
period.
United Shoe Machinery in 3
months ended May 81 earned
$2,411,433 or $1.01 q share COM
pared with $1,523.983 or, SO
cents in 1858 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
Senators BaIk
On Bond Swap
By the Associated Press

The Senate Banking Commit
tee by q 1913 vote today disap-
proved President Eisenhower'S
suggestion that the Govern
ment swap up to a billion dol
lars worth Of housing mort
cages for Government bonds.
The Senate committee, after
two days Of closed-door debate,
approved i resolution by Sena-
tor Joseph s. Clark, Democrat
of Pennsylvania. expressing
disapproval Of the financing
plan.
Under the proposal. mort
cages held by the Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association,
would be offered on an ex-
change basis to holders Of Gov
eminent bonds. The bond
holders would receive q higher
interest rate on the mortgage
paper and there would be some
immediate tax loss to the
Treasury.
Some Federal officials argued
that the bonds could be re-
turned to the Treasury and
thus ease pressure on the ma.
tional debt by repaying Fanny
Macs treasury obligations.
Treasury oficials informally
promised the Senate Banking
group they would make no
swaps until after the committee
had passed on the issue, even
though they said they had au-
thority to 60 ahead.
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Consent Filed
By Ballard

Representatives Of Ballard
Aircraft Corp. Of Washington
have signed o stipulation Of
facts and consent to issuance
of a stop order by the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission.
The SEC today announced
signing Of the stipulation in
connection with the company's
plans for q public offering Of
stock. The stipulation now be-
comes a part Of the record upon
which the SEC will decide
whether to issue q stop order.
A stop order would have the
effect Of prohibiting the COM
pany from going ahead with
the stock offering until 1t
amended its registration state
to satisfy sec require
ments Of full disclosure.
Vincent Burnelli is the firms
principal stakeholder, accord
ing ito information filed with
the SEC.
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AT6T's Earnings Top
Billion Mark First Time

NEW YORK. July 10 (AP).
American Telephone e. Tele-
graph Co. reported today that
l2-monthS earnings Of Its Bell
System applicable TO parent
company stock have passed the
billion-d dollar mark for the FIRST
time.
General Motors Corp. is the
only other American business
firm to reach that rarified
plateau. It posted net income
Of $l.ls9. 477. 900 in 1866.
For IL months ended May 81,
Bell achieved q net income Of
81, 074. 800. 900, of which $1.04l,-
633, 900 or S4.94 q share Is ap.
plicable to AT&T stock. This
compared with $e75,517,000, Of
which. $85l.674,000 or $4.39 q
share applied to AT&T stock
for the previous year.
The Bell System, which OPP
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 10 (AP).-corn and
soyoean futures moved well ahead
again today In early dealings on the
Board of Trade. Other grains were
steady to firm.
July corn advanced about q cent
during the FIRST several minutes, while
the distant contracts and new-crop
A s omewhat better mil demand
SteSdied wheat against lighter volume
After about an hour. wheat was v
cent q buShel higher TO V lower. July
1.e0h; corn h-a higher, July 1924 |:
Sats unchansed 70 V lower, July new
lower SSnt Jaiv E sSsADi higher sGv to
to q hGiher, July 2.i9N. '
Traders have noted that the Com
modify Credit Corp. has sold about
20 million. bushels Of loan-defaulted
soypeans since June /, when II took
over about 81 million bushels OF the
on:the-farm-storsd supplies.
sn MSTsye. s .t the belief Il 4 that when
fSrm-stored SUPPLIES The total taE seo
over will be only about 75 million Of
the. approximately I40M million that
nag nag been placed In the loan orr
Thsre long had been q rsther gen.
eraI opinion that stocks In CONNER
cial channels were small and almost
the harvest Of . new crop. Accordingly.
II was believed professors were build
ing up their Inventories strongly on
purchases from the CCC.
It also noted, to the surprise Of
some, that the amount Of the 1858
loan as OF June Is was less than 10
per cent Of the yield.
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Stocks Mixed,
Interest Shifts;
Trading Down

NEW YORK. July 10 (AP)
Gains by selected issues high
lighted an otherwise dull and
irregular stock market early
this afternoon.
The overall market wal
resting" from what brokers
regarded as the first phase Of
10 vigorous summer rally. Vol.
uHne was below yesterdays.
Trading interest veered away
from the blue chips which
paced the climb TO new highs
Buyers turned to more specu.
lative, secondary issues.
Gains and losses Of fractions
to q point dotted the list Of
pivotal stocks.
The market was mixed from
the start as profit taking and
switching were apparent In
many sections. A squirt Of &C.
tivity in the early afternoon
erased losses Of some high quail
ity issues and brought q fairly
wide assortment Of gains.
A rebirth Of speculative inter-
est spanked moves in many
stocks and led to comment that
"the market wants to 60 up
but the average was still
weighed down by important
losers.
A few of the steels, motors,
drugs, aluminums and chem
icals moved up. Rubbers, air.
lines and utilities were mostly
lower. Several tobaccos were
ahead moderately. Oils and
farm implements were mixed,
Niagara Share Corp. moved
up more than 2 following o SO
per cent stock dividend and
higher cash dividend. Thiokol
spurted more than 2 on the
basis Of a favorably interpreted
price chart pattern.
Avco traded on a big block
Of $1,000 shares, of V at 1415
then showed a net gain Of @
fraction. News was published
that it received q $l3 million
contract.
Ltton Industries gained
about 2. Glen Alden was
active and up more than 9
point on Wall street comment
Corporate bonds drifted lower
in quiet dealings. Government
bonds advanced slightly in
fairly active transactions.
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crates about 80 per cent Of the
Nations phones. had gross OPP
Grating revenues Of t7.036, $50
900 for IL months. compared
with tS.4sl.sl2.ooo for the pre-
ceding period.
Bells consolidated net income
applicable to parent company
stock for three months ended
May 81 rose TO a record $751;
252, 900 or $l.32 q share from
$226. 1872, 900 or $1.l6 q share in
the same three months q year
earlier.
The per-share figures are on
the new shares after o 3-for.1
stock split in the spring. The
average number Of shares was
2l2.66l,365 at the end Of May,
compared with 1885, 0l ,0l9 Con
the split basis) q year earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Heavy Continuation contract

Heavy Construction contract
awards rose to 1874 million in
week ended July 6 from $474.l
million the previous week.
Engineering News Record and
Construction Daily.
Railroad Freight LOadings in
week ended July ( fell to S73,-
32S cars, down 1872 from
previous week but 24.5So higher
than in 1858 holiday week.
Assn. Of American Railroads.
1ntercity Truck TONNAGE in
"a metropolitan areas In week
ended July 4 fell 5.99S from the
previous week but was 27.1%
higher than In the 1858 week.
American Trucking Assns.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on non-Government securities
held by New York Reserve
member banks totaled $l.27 bill
lion Wednesday, down Silt
million from the week before
but $3.50 million higher than a
year ago. Federal Reserve
Board.
Allstate Insurance will begin
receiving trucking insurance
business from Markell Service,
Inc, Of Richmond. Allstate ex.
poets a $40 million premium
gain from the insurance, which
previously went to American
Fidelity Of Virginia.
Studebaker Packard pro-
duced So.o6S cars in first half
compared with 10000 in 1858
period.
MurchisOn Bros. Of Dallas
bought SIS million in stock Of
Gulf Life Insurance Co. Of Flor
ida. The Is per cent Of Gulf
stock gives the partnership
working control Of Florida's
largest insurance company,
John D. Murchison said.
Retail Trade in week ended
Wednesday rose 2 to 81 above
a year ago, with increased sales
OF cars, furniture, air condi-
TONERS and some women's sum-
mer apparel. In the Middle
Atlantic and Mountain region
sales were up ] to S%.-Dun &
Bradstreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
Fairbanks, Morse
Acquires 1870 of
Solar Aircraft

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP),
Fairbanks, Morse 81 Co. now
holds almost 10 per cent OF
Solar Aircraft Co. common
stock, according to a report
filed with the New York Stock
Exchange.
A recent purchase Of 1000
Solar Aircraft shares brought
Fairbanks, Morse holdings in
the company to $4,000 shares,
the report shows. Solar Air
craft at last count had TOO, 052
shares outstanding.
Fairbanks, Morse started
buying the stock during March
by picking up $1,000 shares.
Solar Aircraft Of San Diego
images gas turbine engines,
missile and aircraft compo-
nents and industrial expansion
joints.
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Excess Reserves
Rise $163 Million
By the Associated Press

Federal Reserve member
banks had total reserves aver
aging $1S.452,0 100000 on de-
post with reserve banks during
the week which ended July 8,
the Reserve Board said yester-
day.
Total reserves included excess
reserves which averaged 1892
million. This was $63 million
higher than excess reserves
averaged the week before but
was 1925 million lower than ex-
cess reserves q year earlier.
Borrowings during the week
averaged $1.027,0 900, 900. This
was sos million higher than
borrowings the week before,
and 1884 million higher than
the average Of q year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

uoVIIv SASS On me gxeh1noe
u:00 am. $50 900 Noon / 400 600
loo pm. / ESQ 600 400 p.m. 600 600
unit Of trading 10 shares or sales in
tull; Rates Of dividends In the fore9oina
table are annual disbursements based or,
the LAST quarterly or senli.annual decia.
ration. Unless otherwise noted, Special
or extra dividends are not Included.
Also extra Or extras. b Annual rate
N 1859 plus stock dividend. Paid last
year. PAYABLE In stock during 1859,
ESTIMATED cash value On ex-dividend or
ex-distrinuhon date. G Declared or paid
clareo or paid this year, an accumuls.
i've issue with dividends In ARREARS.
Paid this year, dividend omitted, de.
TERED or no action taken at last dividend
m NEE, DECLARED Or paid in 1858 plus
s sSes alyidsrd, tPaya6ls u stock during
81 ex.distrihutlon date. y IquidstinS
KIDS e distribution. NIX risSts 2 %s
without w n warrants, WV Win warrants.
nd Next day delivery. qIn bankruptcy
or receivership or being reorEanized
under the BANKRUPTCY Act, or Securities
assumed by such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP) (UsDA).
Butter o6eringe moderate. Demand
fair: Receipts 2o6,O00, Prices un-
Cheese steady. Receipts none. Prices
UNCHANGED,
: Wholesale egg offerings moderate.
Demand spotty. Receipts, 10000.
(WholeSale selling prices based on
exchange and other volume Sales.)
New York spot quotations follow
Qncludes Midwesternl mixed colors:
medium 2e.3O; standards large 27h-
90: checks 24.26. Whites: extras AS
so lbsD 1895; extras medium 1892.
Browns: extras (4S:50 lbsD 39-40.
Includes nearby: whites, top quality
(4S;50 lbs 3sh-43; mediuns 31.32i
Browns: top quality (4s-50 Ibs.) 42-43:
mediums 3o-37; smSlls 20-22. PeeweeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP)-
Revere Copper and Brass. Inc.
yesterday named John w.
Eason manager Of the Balti-
more division. He has been
manager Of aluminium indus
try sales in New York since
october. 1857. He succeeds the
late Jack r. Croasdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. July 10 (AP).-PriceS
held steady during the late morning.
Trading was steady, rejecting Q lack
Of fresh incentives
CertifieatSd cotton stocks declined o
further 1,16S bales to 1912 bales.
Noon prices were unchanged to 10
cents q bale higher than the previous
close, July 81 81, october $500 and
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Dividend Ruised
NEW YORK. July 10 ZAP

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP).-
Directors Of r. ]. Reynolds To-
bacco Co. increased the divi-
dend yesterday for the sixth
time since 1858. The quarterly
dividend Of IS cents, an in
crease Of 5 cents, viii be pay
able September 5 to stock
holders Of record August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
METAL PRICES

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP).--spot
psF : Ur S:sn sCGa eSR
cut VALLEY. tssd u cents q pound,
New York. Zinc II cents . pound, East
York. Forei1n siISss els cents per
troy ounce, New York. PittsbuIeh
b Iron AGE at 43.O0-44 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP) The
New York Stock Exchange reported to-
day these odd-lot Transactions BY
principal dealers for July o: Purchases
Of .3s7,es4 shares; sales Of 36S.69S
shares, including 1,13s shares sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, July 10 (AP) -Divi.
bends announced: