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N. Y.'CentroI
Posts Profit

NEW YORK, April % tAP)-
A good march wiped out the
New York Central,s losses in
the first two months and left
the road with a small net in
come from the first quarter.
!. The road today reported net
income Of $2,706,475 in March.
compared with a loss of So
739,749 in the like 1858 month.
For the three months net in
come was $l73,618, equal to 3
cents a share, compared with a
net loss of $17,581, 693 last year.
CLEVELAND, April % (AP)
Erie Railroad today reported
a March net income of $614,O33
compared with a net loss of
$32t.438 a year ago. For the
three months the net loss was
$944,623 compared with $2,615,-
686 in the same 1858 period.
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D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot Elec Pwr com--5 at 90, Q at 2S1s.
wash Gas Lt-74 at STA, so at SIX,
10 at 5194.
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NEW YORK. April % tAP).
Stockholders of Georgia PA
cific Corp, approved a five-for-
four common stock split yester-
day and directors voted to
maintain the present ascent
quarterly dividend rate on the
increased number Of shares,
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Yale&TOw IVA $3.50 54Ik 3Alz
YnR shat 5 u l21s& lao l2lI5-l
Zenith Rad 3 IS Sol 400 Sol -
Hourly Sales or me Exehsnse
ui00a an $50 600 NoOn $50 600
sCuit Of trading 10 shares o. sales N
tuIl Rates Of dividends 10 the toregoine
table are annual disbursements based on
he iasf quarterly OF semi-annuaI decla
ration Unless otherwise a0ted. speciai
or extra dividends are nUt included
a Also extra Of extras. B Annual rate
plus stock dividend q Declared o. oaid
IN 1859 plus stock dividend Pair lasi
year PAYABLE ~ stock during 1853
estinateo cash value on "a dividend or
eN redistribution date z Declared o. paid
so Ear tins wear Declared OF oaid after
stock dividend o. splitup declared Of
paid this veal an accumulatipe issue
Nttb dividends 70 arrears Psio this
year dividend omitted. ieferIed OF no
action taken al last dividend meeting
Declared 81 paio in 1858 plus StOck diVi.
dend Payable N stock iuring 1853
estimated cash valve On sx-dividend OF
redistribution cate y Llquidatins divi.
dend, cid Called L ES dividend KIDS
EX distribution IT En- rights wv With
out warrants Ww With warrants Nd
Mheu distributed vi When issued nd
Next day dellveTy In bankruptcy OF
recelNerShip ~ being Teorgsniyed under
the BANKRUPTCY Act, or securities assumed
~ such companies
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Bank CIearinps in 26 leadil

Bank CIearlngS in 26 leading
cities in the week ended April
% totaled $25,733, $4,000 COM
pared with $24,32O, $4,000 in
the previous week and $25,437,-
l3l 900 i nthe like week 4 year
ago.-Dun & Bradstreet.
Business Loans by member
banks in the week ended April
is totaled $30,670, 100000, up
$3.50 million from the previous
week and up $541 million from
the like week a year ago
Federal Reserve Board.
! Crude Petroleum Production
in the, week ended April II
averaged 7,133 OPS barrels daily,
down HOO for the week and
compared with 6,267,835 in the
like week a year ago.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute.
New Railroad Freight car de-
liverieS in March totaled 2,797
VS.. 2.486 in February and 5,eOS
in March. 1958-AsSn. of Am.
Rds. & Am. Rwy. Car Inst.
Building Permits in 217 cities
in March totaled $710,994,544,
UP 26.1% from March a wear
ago.-Dua e. Bradstreet.
Merritt- Chapman e. Scott
announcedN itAhad scrapped
plans to sch part Of its stock
holdings to New York Ships
building Corp.
Texas Co. stockholders APP
proved a change la THE COM
pany's name to Texaco, Inc,
effective about May /.
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N. Y. PRODUCE

/. NEW YORK, April % (AP) tUsDAl.
- Butter-Ofering ample. demand
Improved; receipts, 419,O0O. Wholesa lie
prices on bulk cartons (freshl: Cream
cry, 80 score fAAl, 59-59hs cents: %
score tA), 5Slz-59; 80 score OBJ,
.6SI2-5S54
Cheese-stesdy; receipts, "a. 900;
prices UNCHANGED
Eggs - Wholesale offerings about
adequate; receipts, l6.S00 New York
SPOT quotations follow: Midwestern
mixed colors, extras t4s-50 lbs), 29-
BOA; extras medium, 1874. standards
large, 26i2-271z, checks, 24-25: whites
extras (4S-50 lbsD, 1922: extras me-
nium, 1924 browns, extras (4S-50
lhs), 1890.
Nearby Whites. top quality. 1880
lbs }. 30-33; mediums, 1924; smalls.
20lz-2l y browns, top quality $3.50
los.l, 29lz-30lz; mediums, 1927;
tmalls, 1926.
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METAL PRICES

NEW YORK. April % tAPl Spot
nonferrous metal prices today; Copper
81 1a-a2bs cents a pound. Connecticut
Valley, Lead lils cents a pound, New
York. Zinc | / cents a pound. East 81.
Louis. Tin 81 OH a pound, New YORK
York, At Pittsburgh scrap steel No I
heavy was quoted at 3s.00-30.QO r
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FOREIGN aEXcH.GE


NEW YORK. April 20 ZAP For
elgn exchanges rates, Great Britain In
dollars, others in cents. (Unehangeu
unless otherwise uotedl
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 3 3Ila2 per cent premium OF
Europe: Great Britain eCpsuh0
50 81 1888: 30-day futures 2sI3Iz:
6Q-day futures . 81 1899, of lf32:
9D-day futures eSt 3f16: Beleilnl
ffrancl zoo 9F16; France tfrancl
(guilder) $3.50 4. up 90 Y: Italy
0ira) .l614 Of a cent; Portugal
tescudo) 35a: Sweden tkronal 1894,
of OF: Sutherland france free
%. IS: Denmark 0kronel 1883.
Latin America ArEentina (freel
1S9; Brszl free 81 Of cent;
Mexico SOC. Venezueia fholiyari 30. 90.
Far East Honz Kong dollar Il so
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. April 90 CAP Cot
ton futures maintained an irregular
price pattern during the forenoon
-Liuuidstton and hedsinE continued
10 hold the market in check. Traders
evened up positions in nearby May
prior 10 first notice day Friday.
Noon prices we're SO cents q bale
lover 10 40 cents higher than the pre-
yioqs close. May 50 s6. July "a 81
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


Dividend Rate % Hlsh Low lis chs,
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Morgan Merger

NEW YORK. April % (AP) .
g. Russell Clark, New York
State banking commissioner,
yesterday approved the merger
of j. P. Morgan 81 Co. and
Guaranty Trust Co.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, April % tAPl The
New York Stock Exchange reported to-
day these odd lot transactions By prtn-
cipal dealers for April -. Purchases
OF 4ag. $40 shares Sales OF 394. 500
shares including 1897 shares sold
ShOFf
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Rob Postal Truck Driver Of
Registered MuiI Sack

Toledo, o. (ANP) - Willie Mel
ton, 46, postal truck driver was
robbed of sack of registered mail
last week as he collected from a
pickup box. Postal authorities said
the sack contained about $500
in cash.
Melton had parked his truck
near the University Of Toledo and
had gone to the pickup box when
he felt gun in his back.
This is a stickup," he quoted
the man as saying. At the same
time, his revolver was removed
from his pocket.
The robber then climbed into
the mail truck and took the regis
tered mail bag He then ran across
the university campus and into the
entrance. Authorities said he prob
ably ran out of the building into
the campus parking lot and dis
appeared.
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ALTHEA GIBSON TO
APPEAR ON "PERSON
TO PERSON" TV SHOW

New York (ANP) - Tennis
champion Althea Gibson and COM
edian Milton Berle will be visited
by Edward r. Murrow Person to
Person, Friday, April 8, 1880
HOO pm. EST on the CHS Tel
evision Network.
Miss Gibson, just back from a
State Observation-Disclosures good
will tour of Latin countries in
South and Central America, will
be interviewed by Murrow during
the second portion of the show.
She will be visited in her New
York apartment.
Althea, who started out playing
paddle tennis on the sidewalks of
Harlem. has won all the important
tennis championships. Currently
she is the Wimbledon and U. s.
women's national singles champion.
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her up for such other tunes as
IT'S All Right With Me-" How
High the Moon" and Caravan"
Solid.
Hey, Boy! Hey Girl" - Louis
Prima and Kelly Smith, with the
Witnesses. The husband and wife
team of Louis and Kelly, that have
been scoring heavily recently, are
at it again on this set Also
joining in the songfest is Sam
Butera and the Witnesses T..
Best tune on the set is Autumn
Leaves, on which Prima momen-
tarily drops his fancy stylings to
team with Keely Music heard
on the album is from the sound
track of the Columbia motion pic
ture Hey, Boy! Hey, Girlw
Warner Bros:
Il Only Have Eyes For YOU
featuring David Allen with fine
musical backing. Allen, who a
bit like Vic Damone, gives off
with IL delightful tunes that are
suited for both dancing and listen
ing pleasure Title tune is the
best, and Allen sings it with a
great deal of feeling He does
it in a way that makes you think
he is singing especially for you
Other top tunes on the set:
You Go to My Head" and the
tuneful, when Your Lover Has
Gone" Watch the chart on
this one.
RCA;
"Schumann: Piano Concerto in
A Minor with Arthur Rubin
stein at the piano and Joseph
Krips conducting the RCA Victor
Symphony Orchestra.
Here is an opus that should be
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THE WEEK
IN RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson
RECENT ALBUM RELEASES

hECENI ALBUM nLAEtAShc
A number of good buys in the
album category in both monaural
and stereo has just been released
by some of the leading record
companies. Included in the group
are works by Capitol, RCA, Warn
er Bros, and Savoy.
The Cap releases are the follow
ing:
"Swingin' Pretty" - featuring
Kelly Smith. backed up by Nelson
Riddle and orch. Kelly is in top
form on this set singing standards
that are especially suited to her
fine voice Her styling is mel
low, especially on such tunes as
IT'S Magic" "Stardust," and
Stormy Weather" Tunes are
based on the love theme, and Rid
dies group helps bring out the
best If you want a singing,
swing set, this is the LIP for
you Should score.
Dorothy Donegan Live" -
backed by bass and drums. Dor
othy Donegan is female dynamo
she is well known to jazz fans
She has been playing hot" jazz
piano for some time, mostly
around Chicago and New York
City, and on this set makes her
album debut for Cap with II
swinging numbers This gal
simply gases her audience All
action at the keyboard (she stands,
sits, or wiggles according to mood
she has a heavy touch, a dazzling
style, and loves to swing Her
intro here is the ever popular "Af-
ter You're Cone" which warns
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classed among the best in the
classical field Rubenstein, as
always, is brilliant. But the orch
also does the set proud. Ruben
stein handles the concerto with
ease and his fine expressions, rich
ness, and interpretations, lends
beauty to the work -. A treasured
item.
Savoy:
Concerto For Cozy" with
ace drummer Cozy Cole. This LIP
features Cole, backed by top jazz
instrumentalists, Coleman Haw-
kins, Ben Webster, and Emmett
Perry, driving through 10 solid
numbers in the familiar tradition
|. "Stompin' at the Savoy is
the main item in the collection that
varies from the very jazzy to the
soleful and sentimental like
Body and Soul" featuring the
Hawk on tenor This is a tough
set which should score well in the
sales mart.
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Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DEAIILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Lady Day BILLIE HoL-
quite spell that permit which would allow
New clubs packing her bags furniture
friends adieu Along with Nal VALID
society
pond in whic plans o permanently
singer PEARL doing right just
paid Incdent
straight vegasway opened Tivoi
Chcagos south side packed
HAMPTON jumping away the theatre
another south side for swinging and swinging audiences
Chuce the Week: "a mans is 20 years of having his
going years having
the question and at the end have the wondering
eagerly awaited DANIELS baby a
for Billy his wife Incdently, daughter
in Switzerland, will be bride Junetime.
Confided CLAUDIA MCNEIL recently anything
child" you your NJ
"Rasin in the puts a of part
Conded BILLIE HOLIDAY shortly LESTER
PREF" YOUNGs DEATH: II always felt greatest
discovered gave title lady day. a
or dukes or counts don't count The greatest around then
Franklin D. Roosevelt president calling
president, which naturally got shortened to "Prez".
TEMPEST creating quite STORM over singer HERB JEFF
FRIES Speaking perfect timing WARD
DoNINoEs Quintet in Hawaii the
United States celebration
during the HULAbalee titled Pagan Love Song"
puzzler you figured why apartment
walls thin when sleep and thick when en???
Watch for the LIP which will combine the talents of BILLY WILL
LIAMs and BARBARA McIR On Coral label the quite
Tharpes sound-alike
alike recently joined SONNY
sa thing He finally cleared I'D
$500 worth of back
ORIOLES
Happy Birthday SARAH VAUGHN who lust celebrated number AZ
while chpng Keys Chicago-ay Heree
ROY CAMPANELLAS will teenager who
right road He leads group the should
make Campy land a lot of folks) very happy
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Dorothy Dondridge
Now In Europe
SfdrS In Film
BY Harry LeVette

Hollywood (ANP) - Having
just read Ebony magazines April
issue story, How The Stars See
Cod (meaning the sepia ones), I
share the pride all of us feel in
follow-up words of the title-''To-
days stars are highly intelligent
persons who praise God and pass
up paths of sin There gifts
amount to millions"
Now that the most famous of
the younger stars, Dorothy Dand-
ridge, has again gone abroad on
location for a new picture. I can
add, that she not only is devoted
to religion, but is devoted to the
gospel of hard work. Having
known her since she was a 49,
year-old star of Lauretta Buffers
dance school, I am certain I am
better acquainted with her than
with any of the others now bask-
ing in this new light of recogni-
ton that is blessing the race. Even
then a shapely little beauty, she
and her sister, Vivian, used to win
all contests at the Old Rosebud
vaudeville and movie theatre on
Central Ave.
Using her as an example, but
not attempting to cast any dis
paragement upon the stars of eau
casian blood, it is comforting to
note that she steers clear Of scan
dals, frequent marriages, and other
mix-ups which, while they make
good scandal reading, don't build
long-lasting box-office results, nor
makes them suitable idols for
movie loving Riddles. You will re-
member she won two damage suits
against Confidential" and "Whis-
per- magazines.
Like I mentioned about Lena
Horne in a recent column, she
never forgets or denies our early
acquaintance. Some of my most
highly cherished photos were many
taken with her when Harry NJ.
por1kip pava her az q 1R-vear old
her first starring role in his all
colored cast thriller, -Four Shall
Die"
But back to Dots trip. She had
a brief holiday in New York before
she sailed aboard the Queen Mary,
for London last Wednesday. In
New York, she joined Sidney Poit-
Ter, her co-star in Samuel Gold
wyn's motion picture production
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

The sun is just rising on the
morning Of another day. What can
wish that this day may bring to
me?
Nothing that shall make the
world or others poorer, nothing
at the expense of another; but just
those few things which in their
coming do not stop with me, but
touch me rather, as they pass and
gather strength.
A few friends who understand
me, and yet remain my friends.
A work to do which has real
value without which the world
would feel the poorer. A return
for such work small enough not
to tax unduly anyone who pays.
A mind unafraid not to travel,
even though the trail be not blaz-
ed.
An understanding heart.
A sight of the eternal hills and
unresting sea, and of something
beautiful the hand of man has
made.
A sense of humor and the pow
er to laugh.
A little leisure with nothing to
do
A few moments of quiet, silent
meditation. The sense of the pres
ence of God.
And the patience to wait for
the coming of these things, with
the wisdom to know them when
they come.-W. r. Hunt.
From Mark Tyme's Scrap Book.
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And forgiving bitter trifles
That the right word often stiles,
For the little things are bigger
Than we often stop to figure.
What makes life worth living
Is our giving and forgiving.-
Anon, in Friendly Cheer.
Until next week, this is "30''.
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"Porgy M Bess," in several ma
tional magazine Photographic sit
tings.
In England, Dot will co-star with
Trever Howard in the Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr. production of Scent
of Danger" She will return to
New York in mid-June to attend
the world premiere of "Porgy".
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TOO LATE

When the son and his wife were
told they had to take care of
Toms mother, they were shocked
and very sad. People who knew
nothing of the circumstances let
the young couple know how little
they thought of them having to
be taken to court and made to take
care of their motherw
Tom and Jane took his mother
home with them from the court
house. They showed her the room
she would occupy and asked her
to decide on the necessary things
she would bring to their home.
She told them she had very little
to bring. And so Mother moved
in with them. For a short time
the house seemed large enough for
Tom. his family and his mother.
It wasn't long before Tom thought
he couldn't take it any longer.
His wife and his mother both
trying to run the house AT THE
SAME TINE.
He, being in the middle, had
to ask his mother to please let
Jane run the house and try and
understand. He could not really
love his mother, altho he did try
he could not forget she had left
him and his sister when they were
too young to take care Of them
selves.
Mother started having crying
spells telling Tom he didn't love
nor show her any respect. One
day, in desperation, he asked her,
what do you expect me to do,
Mother" You walked out Of our
house when we needed you most,
STAYED away until we were mar
ried. never getting in touch with
Dad or us until you had no one
else to turn to-. We children
thought you did not love us or
YOU would have come home. We
used to cry week in and week out
when you first left. but being
Young we had to adjust to living
without you. Because you are my
mother will take care of you the
best can but I must ask you
to let Jane run this house in her
own way. She is happy to do what
she can for you but neither of US
have that love for a mother we
hear our friends talk about. (Jane's
mother died when she was very
young).
But Toms Mother continued to
feel, since she was his Mother,
that she could also do as she
pleased in her sons house. 1t be-
gan to look as though Tom would
have to make a choice between his
wife and his Mother.
Then little Tommie became Ill.
The doctor had come and gone
when Tommie began to choke.
Jane did all she could to help but
the childs face started to get blue.
Grandma took him from James
arms, held him up by his feet,
patted him on the back and reach
ed in his mouth and pulled a tur-
kew bone out of his throat. 1t was
a tiny bone but her holding his
feet up with his head down loos-
ened the bone and a few slaps
pried 1t out.
Today, that is one of the hap
piest homes you could enter. Moth
er saved her little grandson's life!
The doctor said so, too.
The past seems to be forgotten,
which is as 1t should be. But oh,
the suffering they had to do to
have their eyes open to the fact
that ito err is human, to forgive
divine"
WHAT MAKES LIFE WORTH
ITNTTNJn0
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News about Africa from the
pena Of African natives Is a reg
ular AMP feature appearing In
this paper weekly.
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WHAT MAKES LIFE WORTH
LIVING?
rnDnuyrATrGS

What makes life worth the living
Is our giving and forgiving;
Giving tiny bits Of kindness
That will leave a Joy behind US,
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KENYATrA's OPINION OF KENYATTA

(ANPJome Kenyatta convicted as the leader
throughout Kenya confident that the African
Asked the perjury trial Of Raw
extremely popular figure
said Not only at that time but even now
leader of the Kkuy he replied Not only
of Klxuyu of all African people
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1IRERIA INCREASING DIPLOMATIC SCOPE

diplomatic representation overseas
will be increased passed The law
provides diplomatic established in the Republic
Guinea South America In addi-
created particularly IN the
French A territories
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OIL TRACES IN NIGERIA

Korokoro Eastern Nigeria Petroleum Develop
Nigeria recently An exploration well cope
ed to total depth Nigeria recently An exploration
well completed depth 800 feet showed definite traces
of oil assessed until the neces
sry appraisal drilling Oil have also been found
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LONGEVITY DIET

johannesburg Africa (ANP)A steady diet OF meat and
corn will enable old if what Hermaans
Mokad Orange Mokad resident of an
Free State told census
he 21 old and he has three sons all
80 years of age o up his claim.
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xENyA REFUSES MBoYA TRAVEL PERMIT

(ANP)Tom Mboya, African labor leader ana
member of the Kenya Legislative recently refused
mission to Egypt and Algeria No reason was given
for of Hz-a-vis
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her up for such other tunes as
IT'S All Right With Me-" How
High the Moon" and Caravan"
Solid
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RHoDEsIAN OUsTED FROM GHANA

Southern Rhodesian industrial constant
given recently police who put him aboard
the country Convention Peoples
spokesman of these white
in fraternng Africans Ghana while
they prosecuting killing Africans their area"
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-03

ticos Como pianista segun otro
critlco, es ell mas brillante que
ex;ste en- Id actualidad.
Como compositor, Dohnanyi
tienen sinfonias, musica de ca
mara, corales y conciertos de
piano e Instruments de cuer-
da.
Segun SUI historic, desde sus
primeros dias como musico,
siempre fue recibido con aplau-
SOS y elogios en- TODD ell mum
do, por compositores, criticos
y ell publico en- general.
Sus famosas composiciones
s:empre aparecen en- ell roper
torio de toda orquets famosa.
Su musica de camara es reco.
nocida universalmente como
obra maestro y shus solos son
conocidos por TODD artista de Ia
epoca como algo fenomenal.
Dohnanyi ha sido conocido
por muchos amos como ell mas
antique de la epoca romantica
Y aun en- nuestros tiempos
&C ntinua SUI spectacular carre-
ra de pianista, con mas de
ochenta amos de edad.