i TAGn 20 THE RUN, BALTIMORE, TUESDAY MARCH 30. 194ft yi Colt Mfg. Elects Director LOST AND FOUND (8) etATHS (3) Eastern Air Lines SEVERAL FIRMS 1017 TVLrsf a i xyvuimva Vnrir iMaroh 9o iB tract, ern Air Lines, reported today net profit of $1,259,196, or 53 cents a share, in 1947. Earnings in 1946 were $3,504,643, or $1.46 a share. Gross sales were $52,411,248, a record high.
This was an increase over 1946 of $10,287,531, or 24.4 per cent. Revenue passengers numbered 1,750,194, an increase of 12.6 per r-ont loie cent over 1946. Air express ship- ments totaled 14,820,223 pounds. lin lfi 7 rr ron( mipr ho nrovinne year. Air freight shipments totaled0 voire Ki i id "ury' your TO REFINANCE Companies To Repay Loans And Increase Investments Washington.
March 29 (JP) Clinton Industries, Clinton. Iowa, today notified the Securities and Exchange Commission it intends to sell publicly $7,000,000 of 15-year dehenturcs, due 1963. The company is the nation's third 1rcest maker of corn products. It will ue part of the money to repay a $1,500,000 bank loan recently srantpd by J. P.
Morgan and Company. Texas Power and Light Com pany, Dallas subsidiary of Texas Utilities Company, was given per mission to sell $9,000,000 of bonds to finance 1948-49 construction. General Public Utilities Corporation, New York Holding Company asked permission to borrow $8,000,000 from four commercial banks. The company will get the money en 2 tii per cent two-year notes. To Increase Investments The funds will be used to increase the company's investments -in subsidiaries or to repay its treasury for similar increases made fince January 2, 1948.
The banks are Bankers Trust Company. Manufacturers OJ Hartford. March 29 (JP) Graham H. Anthony of tne Colt's Manufacturing Comnanv toaay announced the election as a mrecior oi n. airuve iiensei.
Asslstant secretary of the IN MEMORIAM fl) OKEMAN. IDA who died March 30, 1946. In loving remembrance our dear wife and mother. 30e HUSBAND AND SON. LAUGHERY.
In loving memory of our daughter, DORIS KOEHNLEIN. on her birthday. March 30. 30e MOTHER AND FATHER. la memory of victor i uumuiraiFr, wno passed away March 30th.
1943. The chair you sat In, and the place you filled And we who knew you, know you still, ant! Bhare. ine peace you Know, wno nave passed Over There 3oe by his mother, father. bwimh cardjdf thanks 2) BENJAMIN R. STURGIS Family of Todd Ave Fort Howard, wish to express their thanks to friends A neighbors for their floral tributes A messages of svin- pathy.
during their recent bereavement ins family of tne late george h. ruuin wisnes 10 express tneir to relatives, friends and neighbors for their floral tributes and messages of sympathy during their recent, bereavement. DEATHS (31 Death Notices Received Too Late for Classification Will Be Found on Page 2 nI 0rl 1Q.a AVLfcK- Marcn 29, 1948, DORA, be loved wife of the late Abraham Adler. and mother of Michael. Herman and M.
Milton Adler, Mrs. Belle Greenberg, Mrs. Anna Kamerow. Mrs. Mollye Muzar and Mrs.
Minnie Krleer. 30e Services at her late residence, 2027 Eagle street, on Tuesday precisely at 1 P.M. Interment Hebrew Mount Carmel Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. In mourning at 2027 Eagle street.
ANDERSON. On March 28, 1948. at his home. Chapman road. Klngsvllle, CLAUDIUS, beloved husband of Mary C.
Anderson (nee Hchafer), and father of C. Nelaon Anderson. Funeral service will he held at William J. Tlckner -Ac Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 2.30 P. M.
Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 31e ANDERSON. On March 28, 1948. OZELLO BURNETT, wife of the late Charles Wllmot Anderson and mother of Dr. Franklin B.
and Edwlna Anderson. 31e Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. Ht. Paul and Preston streets, on Wednesday, at 12 Noon. In terment in St.
James Church Ceme tery. My Lady's Manor, at 1.30 P. M. BARKER. Suddenly on March'29.
1948 WILLIAM beloved husband of Mable D. Barker (nee Bell). Funeral from his late residence 302 Paine street, due notice. 30e BREMER. On March 28, 1948.
at her late residence, 106 North Streeper street. ELSIE MAE, aged 52 years. be loved wife of Benjamin F. Bremer and mother of Benjamin E. Bremer.
Funeral from the residence of her sister. Miss Minnie E. Johnson, 2608 Orleans street, on Wednesday at P. M. Interment In Baltimore Ceme tery.
31e BROADY. On March 29, 1948. LOUIS beloved husband of Jean Brady (nee Trlvas), father of Steven and Harriet Broady, and brother of Mrs Louis btulman. 31e Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Wednesday precisely at 11 A. M.
Kindly omit nowers. 1 BL'RNHAM. On March 28. 1948. GIL BERT beloved husband of Har rlette A.
Burnham (nee Jones), of 9633 Dixon avenue, Carney. Funeral services will be held at Wll Ham J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 11 A. M. Interment In Parkwood 1 CARROLL.
On March 28. 1948. JOSIAH J. CARROLL, at his late residence. 2830 East Baltimore street, beloved husband of Catherine M.
Carroll (nee Sheehan) Funeral from his late residence on Wednesday. March 31. st 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.
Elizabeth's (Jhurch at 9 A. M. interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 31 COLEMAN. Suddenly, on March 29 1948, at her home, the Cecil Apart ments, ANN AH COLEMAN.
Funeral from the Mitchell Home 1900 Eutaw Dlace, on Wednesday morning at 10 oclock. Interment In Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Washington District-of Columbia. 31 CONSER. On March 27. 1948.
at his home, Loudon avenue and Harwood Park, WALTER, beloved husband of Elizabeth Lena Knell Conser. Funeral services will be held at Wll liam Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 11 A. M. Interment in Meadowridge Memorial Park. 31 DANENBURG.
Yedz Grotto M. O. V. P. E.
R. announces with sincere regret the death of our beloved PROFET HARRY DANENBURO. We extend to hla family our cleeprnt aymiiathv. FRANK FELlJMAN. 30e Monarch DANENBL'RG.
Oolden Eagle Square and Compass Club announces with deep regret "the death of a beloved brother, HARRY DANENBURG. 30 MURRAY MANSON, President. OKI. On March 27. 1948.
JOHN CHARLES. beloved husband or Clara B. Del (nee Schlsler). Funeral Xrom his late residence. 2900 Tavlor avenue, on Tuesday at 8.15 A.
M. Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church at-9 A. M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery.
30 DIAMOND-SHERMAN. On March 27. 1948, MARTHA S. Chlnaultt. of 3903 Walnut avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph B.
Diamond and beloved mother of Mrs. Charles H. Tawney. and grandmother of Charles Douglas and Donald B. Tawney.
IRIchmond (Va.) papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner As Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment In Park-wood Cemetery.
30 DITZEL. On March 28. 1948, LOUIS of 328 Westowne road, aged 41 years. beloved husband of Dorothy E. Dltzel (nee Hensel).
31e Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston afreets, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. Ildlll March 27.
J9-JR. WILLIAM ot 4(105 tclnroiift avenue, Unloved husband of the late Mary Dohler (nee Zaehow). Funeral from the Heemann's Funeral home, 6067 Harford road, on Tuesday at 1 P. M. Interment In Mount Carmel Cemetery.
30e DOM II. On Miinli 27. 1948, F. US IE POWELL DOLCH. beloved Wlt of William Dolch.
of 935 Washington boulevard. Funeral from the home of B. C. Harle. 1000 South Paca street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A.
M. Requiem High Mass at St. Jerome's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery.
Brooklyn. 30e DRAKE. On March 27. 1948. at West Hartford.
RITA beloved wife of the late Dr. Percy Greenough Drake and daughter of the lata Allen and Matilda Keenan Taylor. Funeral from the hom*o or her lter, Mr. Theodore N. AukIIii.
804 Hopkins Apartments. St. Paul at 31st strpft. on Tuesday morning at 8.30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at SS.
Philip and James' Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 30 SCHILLING FUNERAL HOME 3914 HANOVER ST. 1185 KNIGHT. On March 28, 1948.
OLIVE A. KNIGHT. Funeral services will be held at the home of Miss Merran E. Reader, 1350 Crofton road, on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. 30e ROLLER.
On March 28. 1948, JOHN beloved husband of Lizzie J. Koller. 2927 Winchester street. Funeral services will be held at William J.
Tickner it Son. North and Pennsylvania avenue, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 31 KRI.I.NER.
On March 28. 1948, CONRAD aged 70 years, beloved father of Charles W. Kreiner, of 2701 Gwynn-more avenue, Howard Park. Funeral from the Syier Funeral Home, 1600 West North avenue, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M.
Mass at All Saints' Church at 9 A. M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 31e LANG. On March 29.
1948. at her late residence. 2427 East Eager street, EMMA aged 86 years, beloved wife of the late John F. Lang and mother of Michael John. Sophia c.
Mrs Ferdinand Waltemeyer and Frederick J. Lane. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home. 2004 Orleans street, on Friday at 11 A.M. Interment Baltimore Ceme tery.
LINK. Suddenly on March 28. 1948 DR. FERDINAND C. beloved hus band of Llllie Link (nee Bennett).
Funeral from his home, 3517 Liberty Heights avenue, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 9 A. M. Inter ment in Lorraine Cemetery.
31 LINK. Baltimore Lodge No. 7. B.P.O Elks, regret to learn or tne death 01 our brother. 'ekdjnainjj, ana we ex tend our sincere sympathy to his lamlly.
JOSEPH L. MANNING, 31 Exalted Ruler. LUCAS. On March 27. 1948, JOSEPH DIXON, of 1914 Kernan Drive, wood lawn, beloved husband of Agnes Lucas (nee Jones).
Funeral at the William Cook Man sion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Wednesday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Agnes Church.
Old Fred erick road, at 9 A. M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 30e M.l('l)ONALl). Suddenly, on March 27 1948.
LEON WILLIAM, beloved hus band of Bernlce H. Macdonald (nee Hunnewell). Boston papers please copy. Funeral from hi late residence Roach's lane, near Reisterstown. Tues day at 2 P.
M. Interment in Cambridge Cemetery, Cambridge. Mass. 30e MaciMi.iNAi.il. Keisterstown Post No 116, American Legion, regrets the passing of LEON WILLIAM MacDON ALU, WILLIAM D.
COALK. 30e Commander. ACIlONALO. American Legion Reta terstown Post 116, announces with deep regret the death of our fellow member. Leon William Macdonald.
WILLIAM COALE, Commander. 30 IVI ISTKRMAN. Suddenly, on March 28. 1948. at his home.
2207 South avenue Mount Washington. LOUIS beloved son of the late Charles and Anna Masterman. Funeral from the Funeral Home of Charles F. Evans Son, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, on Wednes day morning at 9.15 o'clock. Requiem Mass at the Shrineof the Sacred Heart Mount Washington, at 10 o'clock.
Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 31 MAUL. On March 28, 1948, GEORGE formerly of Long Green. Md Funeral services at H. W.
Jenkins it Sons Co. Funeral Home (formerly Slade's). 4907 York road, on Wednes day. March 31. at 10.30 A.
M. Inter ment in sweet Air iiUtneran ceme terv. Sweet Air. Md. 31 McMAHON.
On March 28. 1948. at his home. 320 South Exeter street. MI CHAEL beloved son of the late Martin and Mary Dunn McMahon.
Funeral from the Funeral Home of Charles F. Evans Son, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, on Thursday morning at 8 30 o'clock. Requiem High Mass at St. Leo's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Cathedral Cem etery.
31e MERRICK. On March 28. 1948, JOSEPH A. MERRICK, formerly of Cardova Talbot County, Md. Talbot County (Md.) papers please copy.
I Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 3 P. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery.
31 March 28, 1948. ALBERT H. MIHM. beloved son of the late Conrad an'i Llsetta Porsch Mlhm. uneral services will be held at the General German Aged Peoples Home, 22 South Athol avenue.
Irvington, on Tuesday at 1 P.M. Interment In Wood lawn Cemetery. 30e MITCHEM. On March 29. 1948.
CARRIE E. (nee Hurst), aged 69 years, at the home of her son. Charles E. Hurst. 404 Brlce street, beloved wife of the late Thomas A.
Mitchem and daugh ter of the late Rev. E. Filmore Forrest and Mary E. Forrest. Mathews county 1 Virginia) Daners please copy.
Services at the Charles J. Schwab Funeral Home. 3512 Frederick avenue (west of Hilton street), on Tuesday evening at 8 clock. Funeral services at Gwvnn a Island Baptist vnurcn. Mathews countv.
Vlrelnla. on Thurs day afternoon. Interment in Island Cemetery. Joe MOELLER. On March 27.
1948 CHARLES M. MOELLER. toelovea nus-band of Nellie A. Moeller (nee Mills). Funeral from his home.
1621 Ramsay street, on Tuesday at 8.30 A. Requiem High Mass at St. Martin's Church at 9 A. M. Interment in New fnl Imilrnl Cemetery.
30 Suddenly, on March 28. 1H4U. EDWARD, formerly of Jumes street, the beloved husband of Mary Mon-hley (nee Silverzahn comrade of Gen. Fltzhugh Lee Camp No. 8.
U.S.W.V. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion. St. Puul and Preston streets, on Thursday at 10.30 A. M.
Interment In the National Cemetery. 1 'HRIEN. On Monday. March 29. 1948 at his residence.
1101 Montgomery avenue. Laurel. ELLERY LESTER "KELLY" O'BRIEN, beloved son of the late John W. and Mary Ann O'Brien (nee Sullivan), brother of Nora C. and Major John W.
O'Brien Funeral from his late residence. Wednesday. March 31 at 4 P. M. In terment in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Arrangement by Walters Funeral Home. Laurel. Md. RRIEN. On Monday.
March 29. 1948 at his residence. 1101 Montgomery avenue. Laurel. ELLERY LESTER I KELLY), beloved sou of the late Ji'hn W.
mid Mary Ann Rrlen (nee Hul livan) and brother of Nora C. O'Brien and John W. O'Brien. Friends may call at the above rest dence after 7 P. M.
today. Notice of services later. 30 'NEILL. On March 27, 1948. MARY SHIRLEY, of 3031 Ptnewood avenue Beloved daughter of Keglna E.
O'Neill (nee OrnlundA and the late James ONrlll Funeral from her late residence on Tuesday morning at 9.30 o'clock. Re quiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemetery. 30 For seven (y-neven years this firm has been serving the people of Baltimore, and as ever our service is always personal and understanding.
ULLRICH FUNERAL HOME AIR CONOITIONIO Ple- ORGAN 6RoadVy44tt-33l3 IOO-O0 ORkCANS ST. TMI ORDER Or THf OOLDiN RUU DEATHS Mm I (3 EASTON. On March 27. 1948. at the University Hospital.
MILTON be loved husband of Grace L. East on. Friends may call at Easton's Son Funeral Ellicott City, until Tuesday noon. Funeral services at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Ellicott City, on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 clocK. Interment In St.
John Cemetery. 30e EASTON- Potmos Lodge No. 70. A. F.
A. announces with deep regret tli death of our beloved brother, MILTON ti. EAoiUN. LEON A. KOCHMAN.
30e Worshipful Master. EASTON. Ellicott Chapter No. 53 O.K.S.. regrets the passing of a be loved member, MILTON H.
EASTON past patron. BEATRICE E. LONG. 31 Worthy Matron. EVANS.
On March 27. 1948. WILLIAM H. formerly of th Westwood Apart ments. beloved son of the late William H.
and Sarah A. March Evans. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday, at 10.30 A. M.
Interment In Loudon Park Ceme tery. 30e FARNEN. On March 29. 1948. FRANK at Miserlcordia Hospital, Philadelphia beloved husband or Oladys Far nen and brother of Anna F.
an Charles and Rev. Joseph L. Far nen, of Baltimore, Md. 1 Remains can be seen at John Moran's Funeral Home, Greenmount avenue and Forty-second street (en trance on Forty-second street). Fu neral services from John A.
Morans Funeral Home, on Thursday. April 1 at 8.30 A. M. Low Mass at SS. Philip and James Church at 9 A.
M. Inter ment in New Cathedral Cemetery. FEAST. Suddenly, 011 March 28. 1948, ELEANOR FEAST, age 85 years, daughter of the late Samuel and Sarah Neely Feast.
Funeral services at her home. 605 Bosley avenue, Towson, on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 oclock. interment In Greenmount Cemetery. 30e FEE. On March 29.
1948. VIRGINIA MAY (nee Newman), beloved wife of the late George W. Fee. Services will be held at the Newell Funeral Home, Reisterstown road and Waldron avenue. Pikesville, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In terment In Druid Ridge Cemetery. Ji FITCH. On March 26, 1948, EVA (nee Miller), beloved wife of William Fitch. Funeral from her home. Fitch ave nue near Ridge road, on Tuesday a 8 15 A.
M. Requiem High WM at fit Joseph a Church at 9 A. M. Intermen la Ht. Joseph's Cemetery.
30 FRENTZ. On March 37. 1948. at he home, 722 West Barre ISABEL L. (nee Innerst), beloved wife of Claus A.
Frentz. Funeral services will be held at Wll 11am J. Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at II A.M. interment in 00a 1 awn Cemetery. 31 GII.I,.
-On March 26. 1918. at Kearnv N.J., ANNIE, belovd wife of the late Carey Uill. P'uneral from the Clarence F. Hoff mann Funeral Home, 1639 North Broadway, on Tuesday at 11 A.
M. In terment in Baltimore Cemetery. 30o GILL, On March 26. 1948. at Kearny N.J., ANNIE, beloved wife of the late Carey GUI.
30 Funeral from the Clarence F. Hoff mann Funeral Home. 1639 North Broadway, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. In terment in Baltimore Cemetery.
GILLEY, On March 29. 1948. at his late residence. 8401 Harford road. WIL LIAM A beloved husband of Mar garet Ann Guley (nee Services from the Leonard J.
Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, on Thursday at 8.15 A. Requiem Mass at St. Ursula's Church at 9 A. M.
In terment In Loudon Park Cemetary. GOLDSTINE. On March 28, 1948, HARRY, beloved husband of Bessie Goldstlne (nee Miller), of 3010 Tioga Parkway, father of Mrs. Rita Klotz- man and Mrs. Irene Zbar and brother of David.
Louis and Daniel Goldstlne Mrs. Kate Cohen and Mrs. Ceal Kerber. Services at the Jack Lewis Home 2100-02 Eutaw Place, on Tuesday precisely at 11 A. M.
Interment in Vecair Congregation Cemetery, Rosedale. IKindly omit flowers.) In mourning at 3010 Tioga Parkway. joe GOLDSTINE. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Agents Union of Maryland Local 23322, A.F.L., regrets the death of HARRY GOLDSTINE. 30e GRIMM.
On March 28, 1948, at Waters ville. Howard County. LLOYD WES LEY, beloved husband of Margaret Ann Grimm. Funeral services Wednesday, March 31. from Morgan Chapel Methodist Church at 2.30 P.
M. interment in tne adjoining cemetery. 30e HANZELY. On March 29, 1948 MARTIN, beloved husband of the late Julia Brier Hanzely. 2 Funeral from his late home.
1610 street. Curtis Bay, on Friday at 9.30 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Athanaslus Church at 10 A.M. Inter ment In Holy Cross Cemetery.
HART. On March 28, 1943, MARGARET aged 10 months, formerly of 102 West Twenty fourth, street, beloved daughter of Charles and Margaret Hart (nee Thomnson). Funeral from the Charles S. Zeller Funeral Home. 901 South Conkling 6treet (at Hudson street).
Services and interment private. 30 HAWKINS. On Mitrch 29. 1948. HARRY beloved hiiHlmiul of Ktellii Hawkins luee ilulliiiuiil.
31 Funeral from his home. 624 Over-brook road. Anneslle. on Wednesday, at 2 P. M.
Interment In Loudon Purk Cemetery. HF.ITNFR. On March 27, 1918. In Co lumbus. Ohio.
JANE HARTEN HEIT-NKK. birlOVPd wife of William R. licit-tier and sister of Mrs. Oscar John Nelson, of 707 Lennox street. Baltimore.
Md- Remains will be at H. W. Mears Son. 605 North Calvert street. Baltimore, on Wednesday, March 31.
after 9 A. M. Services nt 3 P. M. Interment In Cathdral Cemetery.
31e HOOK. On March 28. 1943. THOMAS ALEXANDER, beloved husband of Ida M. Hooe (nee Davis) and father of Mrs.
Emma M. Downing and Mrs. Edith Balltnger. Charles Town papers please copy. I Funeral from the residence of his granddaughter.
Mrs. George H. Smith, 5604 rtclle Vista avenue, on Wc-dnes-duy. Mnrch 31. nt 0 A.
M. Service nt the Charles Town BapUiit Church, Charles Town, W. ut 2 P. M. Interment In Edge HU1 Cemetery.
31 HUGHES. On March 28. 1948. at his home. 824 North Bentalou street.
WALTER beloved husband of Margaret Ann Hughes (nee Bradley). Funeral services will held at William J. Tickner fe Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday Bt 1 30 I. M.
Interment 111 Lutrnliio Cemetery 31 HUGHES. Special communication of Hiram Lodge No. 107. A.F.& A.M., will be held on Wednesday. March 31.
at 12.30 P. M. at the Masonic Temple to attend the funeral or our late Diotncr, irr WALTER HIJOIIKH RICHARD E. FISCHER, 31 Woi-fchipful Master HUMMEL. Suddenly, on March 28.
1948. MALCOLM aged 30 years, beloved husband of Ruth Haas Hummel. Services from R. Madison Mitchell Funeral Home. 123 South Washington street.
Havre de Grace, on Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Further funeral services at Walter E. Bard Funeral Home at Schnecksvllle, on Thursday at 1.30 P. M. Interment In Union Cemetery, Sladtngton.
IViin-KVlvittila. 3ile KAN in March 28. 1948. OWEN FRANCIS, of 1618 North Calvert street, beloved husband of Stella Kane. 30e Funeral services and Interment In Pine Grove Cemetery.
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RADIOS. Work guar Pickup A FIX-IT SHOP. 1732 Harford Rd. MU f59, CONTRACTOR -Charles Catalano "rpn-ler. cement driveaays.
rrntent hlrwk. goranea hunt, lilt 4 1 J.ni.rjt, VACUUM CI.EANE.iia REPAIRED Parts of all kinds Fiee tesu t-iA I M1LLERAPPUANCE. 3l'JW MLLBEHIJX rooms Papered, sio BRADY. QI. 4915-R MASONRY carpentry and plastic IOMBARD Home imorove-rient Co 73fi Loin bard St SA.
0 1 2 1 FO. 41 ELFC REFRIO "service. CltV or ct'-iiv CV.1UI9 EIMOTT OU MQS 0197 tiimf ciif-cKt-1 -ta THE HEt.1. (f(H)i-'iN(i co i WAI.L HCRAPINO BY TEA't tt frp-' TARRY ADA MA A 4117-Vf ASPHALT FLOOR TILE: PLASTIC WALU 1 1L IMSIALLEU. TERMS.
HA, 495 PI tTMRTNO ANn HFATIVr; BAHR. Reg Plumber. HA C530 CARPENTERS Repair work and altera- tions. stairways, we Ilnanee. MO.
FLOORS sanded and reflmshed. Prices ruht Call Owing. FO 2195 PAINTINO by praylnr or brush Interior' and exterior Cash or terms. HA. tAf S.
FLOOR SANDING is FINISHING. 4c A U3. or pitq. ihm jonn rioir. CALL MILTON CONTRACTING CO.
andjalntlng. HA. 2475 PLASTERTNfl FRTE rKTtMATO DON AU) A BOLLINGER, CurtiiJOlH PAINTING. PAPERING and Wall Scraping. Floors sanded A- reflnlahed WO 29QVW pRKVOSTO Addltiona.
Cement Cellar. gtiirro. Htnne and WorkOIi3 I'HTJlaif WOfi; fSVVAt'HrN trj BOOrtfiS T. Plan. SI HH 17 WATERI'ROOP YOUR MASONRY WA1.I Spraycrete Co.
jlA Key Hewy SO 01L GEO. BLAKE CO. "HOME RFPAlRri PIRSONALS PHELPS. Suddenly on Sunday. March 28.
1948, at Washington, u. CHARLES EDWARD PHELPS, beloved brother of Miss Edna Mae and Miss Lillian E. Phelps, of Washington D. C. Mrs.
Norrls C. Bell, of Laurel Maryland. Harry S. and William Phelps, of Laurel, and Arthur Phelps of Washington, O. C.
Allan Phelps. of West Elkrldge. Md Friends may call at the J. Arthur Walters Funeral Home, 505 Washing ton boulevard. Laurel.
Md. Services at St. Phillips Episcopal Church, on Wednesday. March 31, at 2 P. M.
Relatives and friends are in vlted. Interment In Ivy Hill Cemetery Laurel, Maryland. 31 PI ECZYN SKI-BAKER. On March 23 1948. KOSTANPY.
of 1827 Fleet street beloved husband of Mary Pleczynski (nee Kamaslnskl). Funeral from the Sadowski Funeral Home. 1808 Eastern avenue, on Thurs day at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Ma at St.
Stanislaus's Church at 9 A. Interment in St. Stanislaus's Ceme tery. 31e RASH. On March 28.
1948. JENNIE of 841 West Thirty-sixth street, be loved daughter of the late William and Angeiine Rash. Funeral from Frank W. Settz St Sons Funeral Home. 814 West Thirty-sixth street, on Tuesday at 2 P.
M. inter ment In Parkwood Cemetery. 30 ROBERTS. On March 27. 1948, GEORGE aged 61 years, of 4208 Edgehlll avenue, son of the late James H.
and Ruth L. Roberts. Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home, 3631 Falls road, on Wednesday March 31. at 2 P. M.
Interment In Woodlawn Cemetery. 31e ROBERTS. On March 29. 1948. at his home, 1809 Braddlsh avenue.
CLAUDE beloved son of the late WUllam and Georgia Roberts. Funeral services will be held at WUllam J. Tickner Sc Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 3.30 P. M.
Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 31e ROBINSON. Suddenly, on March 26 1948. CHARLES beloved husband of Hazel Hood Robinson, of 1803 Poplar Grove street. Services from the Funeral Home of Wiedefeld te Son, Greenmount ave nue and Twenty-second street, on Tuesday at 2 P.
M. Interment in Lou don Park cemetery. joe ROBINSON. McDonogh Alumni Association regrets to announce the death on March 26. 1948.
or a fellow-alum nus. CHARLES H. ROBINSON, Class 1907. 30e C. ARTHUR KEENE, President.
ROE. On March 29, 1948. at the horn of her daughter. Mr. Donald Thorn.
6 Odnrwood road. Calona Villa. JOSEPHINE 1). (nee Puminar beloved wife of the late Walter Riu Funeral servlcea will be held from William J. Tickner it Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, of which due notice wul be given.
le ROSA. On March 26. 1948. ELIZABETH aged 78 years, beloved wife of Perry Rosa. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home.
2004 Orleans street, on Tues day at 10 A. M. Interment in Wood lawn Cemetery. 30 RYAN Suddenly on March 28. 1948, MARY VIRGINIA, beloved daughter of Elizabeth Gregory Ryan and the late Byron u.
Ryan. Funeral from the home of her mother. 1407 Longwood street, on Thursday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass in St.
Edward Church at A. M. Interment in Cathedral Ceme tery. 31 SAPP. On March 28.
1948. CHARLES 2408 North Calvert street, beloved husband of the late Annie G. Sapo (nee wagner). Funeral services will be held WUllam J. Tickner Sons.
North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Tuesday at 11 A. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 30 SISCOSKY. On March 29, 1948.
PETER of 787 Carroll street, beloved husband of Caroline Siscosky. Funeral from Joseph Kaslnskas Funeral Home. 602 Washington boulevard, on Thursday at 8.30 A. Requiem High Mass at St. Jerome Church at 9 A.
M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Jle SMITH. On March 27. 1948.
JOHN A aged 55 years, of 3319 Richmond ave nue, beloved son of Elizabeth and the late Adolnh Smith. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home. 2004 Orleans street, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery.
30 SMITH. Special communication of Sincerity Lodge No. 181. A.F.&A.M., at Masonic Temple, Tuesday, 1 clock P. M.
to attend the funeral of our late brother JOHN A. SMITH, Past Master. 30 HARRIS L. AUSTEN. Worship Master.
SMITH. Charity Court No. 4. O. of A announces with deep regret the death of Fast-Royal Patron JOHN A.
SMITH. F. MADELEINE MILLER, 30e Royal Matron. STALLMAV. Suddenly, on March 27, 1948.
GERALD infant son of Charles G. and Ruth L. Stallman (nee Braeckleln). Funeral from the home of his par ents, 1154 Cleveland street, on Tuesday at 2 clock. Interment in- Lor raine Park Cemetery.
30e THOMAS. On March 28. 1948. JOSEPH faR beloved husband of Eugenie Thomas (nee Delattre) and father of Joseph Celine Collart. Eugene Eugenie Hall and Irene McKinney.
The funeral services will be at his home, 6714 Gary avenue. Dundalk, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. Interment In Loudon Purk Cemetery. 31 WMSS.
On March 27, 1948. CHARLES beloved husband or Eleanor Welas (nee Selcke). of 424 Roberts street Services from the residence of his son, James L. Weiss, 5402 Elsrode avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P. M.
Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 30e WIF.SNF.U.-On March 29, 1948. MITCH ELL beloved husband of Vera A 1 nee Leonard). Funeral from his home, 3234 Ellicott street. Notice later.
30e Wll.imEUGER. On March 29. 1948 LENA (nee Arnold), of 5409 Grlndon avenue, beloved wife of Frederick Wlldberger and mother of Henry and William Wlldberger. Mrs. William Callahan.
Mrs. John Wallman. Malster W. Wlldberger, and Mrs. Roland Clark Services from Leonard J.
Ruck's Fu neral Home, 5305 Harford road, of which due notice will be given. 30e WOOD. On March 29, 1943, at a local nospnai, MiiNiNir. w. (nee uonncuy) neioved wile or t.ugene It.
wood. Funeral Irotn the home of Charles P. 2427 Edmoiidaon avenue Due notice. 30e ZAIIKADKA. On March 27.
1948. JO SEPH, beloved husband Of Alice Zahradka (nee Perkins). 30e Funeral from his home. 1540 Ais quith street, on Tuesday at 1.30 P. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery FUNERAL DIRECTORS FKANK DELLA NOCK itn.i.intt ruiMiUiAi.
ik ime 14 llANOVKIt BT CTIRTIM ItW. Til FLORISTS (5) CEDAR HILL FLORISTS 1434 GAY STREET WO. 8287-R Governor Ritchie Hgwy. Prospect 2fiB Z1MMKKMAN 811ANB" "I 'l MUNI'MKNT IT WO f.PW CIMETSRlfS AND LOTS PARKWOOD (61 Baltimore' Most Beautiful Burial Estate Memorial Park and Monument Sections Public Mausoleum. Chaper.
Perpetual care. Nonscctarian. Free hua Sundny ecu tlve p.f lices; 3310 Taylo ay. Ha, OSftfl I.OKHAINE PARK Beautiful developed lots. Reasonably Drlreil Permanent, entombment In Lorraine Mausoleum Phon VE 1838 or wood lawn 49 DRUID RinnK CEMETKRf PIKESVIM.K renitiv offices.
ao Cathedral st. La a.38 orfire fnnetery ko 4r4i. fikcv llAl.i'lMOItK f'KMK'tl-H Beam if ui memorial monument or lawn aee- nous, neasonamy priced Nonsectarian N'M-th cat of C.a St WO 1101. BALTIMORE'S FINER JEWISH CEMETERY SKtlNUION CEMETERY Chizuk Amuno Congregation City Orlire. 7 W.
Biridle. SA 77TS LOUDON PARK CFM1TTFRV 15 Years of Deoendnbie Service Perpetual Cnre Lots Reasonably Prtrrd OAK I. AWN CEMETERY t. vn piroNK rssfjc WOolll-AWN C'ltMEi Elt" nrtii-f (UKiii tvomilmvn Md MONUVENT5. VAULTS, ETC.
7 SINCE 1855 HENRY MERKEU INC. 3534 FREDERICK AVS. C'L402i. WM A OAULT Jfe SO. INC St Pffrjj ay, LOST AND FOUND (8) FOUND 14-16 ft.
leaky rowboat caught anrm in isevcrn. 3in)i. sun BANK BOOK No. M5479. Maryland Trust co.
please return to bank co*ckER SPANIEL Black ic white, mnle. Answers to Topper. Lost vicinity Ovc rlca. Hlvd. 203.
fiHOO Linden Ave EkX! Brown Terrier, male, answers' to Tippie. lost. In vie. of Wentworth Rd. Ac Park Dr License No.
20109. Call Bvld 771-t IMM i black A tan Weit-ha 7 Ilia. Wrnrlnu collar ljlu.lt will) melal trim Una Mat ttltilllid 4 III MA O.MI1 i.i MV Kewttnl )i tfl -co*ckrr iSpunit bro inle, an" ier to name of Ked LoM vU'lnily of Balto. Call HR H727 DRESS, black with sciinins." in Wilbur Roger ban. lost on No.
10 bus Sunday morning. UN. 3156. EARKXNO Lost March 27. Yellow cold In form of double lover's knot, aincle diamond set In platinum, $25 reward.
Telephone PLaza 0665. or call In person 525 Sullivan MB. PORTER. EARRING, large. old.
leaf design. Lost. rtewara, ro. 41 1 alter to. EYEGLASS Pink framed.
In red case. Lost in Park Heights sec. Apply 3217 Wood- lana avg.Kewara GLASSES, lady's, tortoise shell. Dr. Barrn-ourg case.
Lost Sunday nixht In vicinlly of Roslyn Theater or in cab. Notify Cosmetic Dept. in Sears-Roebuck Dept. GLASSES. Otto, with rine stone rim In vl cin i tB a It o.
Reward. MA. 10fl6 5 POCKETBOOK Woman's black plastic. Lost bun. ment in cab.
Finder call Gl 4667-J keep money, return ring papers RING, diamond, In while sold. Lost between 3 5. 15 P.M. either on 15 car- line. 44 bus or 11 bus.
Reward. Phone Ve. B4U0 RING, lost last week, wedding band, rose gold. 6 rubies. Reward.
TU. 8832. TIE CLIP Man's, gold, initials Reward. Call PL. 3380.
Mr. Winner. WALLET Light tan zipper. Important papers, vicinity Waverly. HO.
4199. WATCH-BRACELET. Yellow gold. Souare link with diamond 2 souare topaz lost. Liberal reward.
La. 2912. SPECIAL NOTICES (9) I WILL CALL with slip cover samples. Custom work, no obligation. CH.
6307. PERSONALS III) I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. HAROLD G. PREEBURGER 24 W. FRANKLIN ST, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts unless contracted by myself.
irving t. McGregor 800 n. linwood ave. I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. LAWRENCE D.
DRANK 1519 N. MILTON AVE. EXTRA GLOBE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY THE MAN FROM GLOBE Will call and Mve you a free estimate OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER because do thm entlr lob ourselves. EACH JOB IS CAREFULLY supervised, which assures you of th finest workmanship and material $5 Monthly NEXT JUNE Carpentry Work Plumbing Modern Kitchens Electrical Work Plastering NO Bathroom Cementing JOB TOO LARGS Heating Roofing OR SMALL, Archway Painting Tlla Work-Apartments club Cellar Alteration Storm Window Stairway FROM SS 00 MONTHLY Remodeltne On Burner Oil Hurnera Pa nerln Interior Decoration EXTRA GLOBE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 2012 NORTH CHARLES STREET HOPKINS 4555 Nlcht and Sunday Call PLaza 7543. BUILDING, REMODELING, ALTERATIONS (Basem*nts Installed A house raised Concrete work, roofing, siding.
Inselbric inseisione. wmte (asoestos sninElmg. carpentry all kinds. Garages, store fronts and warehouses F. PETERS.
319 KT Day, Ver. 2926-J. Terms. Night. HA.
8834 CALL OXFORD FOR ALL TYPES OP HOME REP A TPS THE OXFORD INC. 5232 YORK ROAD BELMONT 2673 WATERPROOFING 10-YEAR GUARANTEE ARTISTIC FLAGSTONE WORK ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS FO 8735. LI. 8675. ROOFING RY john e.
Mccormick co ROOFING CONTRACTORS Hot Asphalt Roofing. Slating, shingling SDOuting and Skylights All work guaranteed Free estimates 427 NBRICE ST. EPV 1434-J HOME IMPROVEMENTS ALL TYPES Come one! Come all I Whether large or small. From cellar to roof, we furnish proof. The cost will be less Just phone R.
Ho. 3453. Oi 619H-J. Be 1017 day or night. Cash or terms.
R. S. HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. A IKTTIMf INTERIOR A A11tJ EXTERIOR WE SPECIALIZE In painting of the finest. 36 yrs.
exp. Prewar paints. Prices right ALL KINDS EARL COTTAGE GOOD MECHANICS. ED. 3089-R FLOOR SANDERS- EDGERS POLISHERS tl)K KENT Shellac, paper, wax.
etc. Expert information for amateur. HARRISON 2306 WASH. BLVD. Oilmor 4194.
PAPERHANG1NG PAINTING Reasonable nrices term Postwar Products Essex 1811-W MA- 5578-M INTERIOR EXTERIOR DATON DECORATING CO. 4650 YORK RD, liO 5998 PAPERHANGING, $10 WE CANT DO IT ALL BUT WE DO THE BEST THOMPSON GI. 7251-J 0985 FLINTKOTE Decoblend insulation planking finished surface. Ready lor Insulation lor kitchen, stores, club cellars, 5.000 ft. of surlace.
Will sell below cost. Call UN. o9ty TYPEWRITERS Reconditioned. Uka new Bale or rent. Trade-tns accepted.
JUl IU3 STARK Ac CO. WAT EH ST. SKYLICJIITS LAF. 3114 REPAIRED. INSTAIX.ED.
TOPPER Si GALVANIZEDWI LHWIltE GLASS. PAINTING PAPERING Carpentry. Renovations, Floor Finishing-. HO. .4923, FO.
0212. ROOFS SI DEW ALLS INSULATED WITH PIREPROOP ROCK WOOL INSULATION. TERMS. LAP. 3114.
EXPERT PAPERHANGING CO. PROMPT. Reaa. L.I 7137 Wa ester trk the oencr graae worg. PITRNITURE Repaired and Reflntshcd No Job too small or large.
Reasonable rates. Will call for and dtliver FO. 6507 day or night. METAL GARAGES Nothing Down, Monthly Payment PHILIP ENG. 1127 8 HOWARD LE.
1366. KITCHEN UNITS made to order, club cel lars, plastering gs repair work. Irvington Home Imp. Co. OI.
4406-M. FLOORS "SANDED" AND FINISHED MID-CITY FLOOR SERVICE I. A 47-m CSTEVENSON CAISH ORJCRP PIT Oi'ltlNii. urneral walla washed, cellars whltewaahed. fli a cleaned and waxed W.
Smith, lit. REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING AiJ maTtes Doll Lewis. Inc. Gl. 0978 Night.
GI. 3128. FLOORS SANDED LIKE NEW Specializing in homes and apts. COURTNEY. GI.
6565. day or night. SEWING MACWTNFS Any mire repaired by our bonded service men.MA t. U-JL A.85nn toof lak PlioiieTJNrS023T rwTKHifflf Iffviwivri rr GRAY'S SEWING MACHINE SERVICE so i ears witn oinger Bewtng Machine Co i.i inyiiii Ave. onmor i4bi.
Hallo. 29. Md APERHANGING BY O.I. 18 and up per mum worit. Prompt service nitrr I jia ior Home repairs St Improve ment, uur aim is to wraie voti.
Free eumaies. fall MA. J071-J. Mr Mellon FIRE ESCAPES Erected. Repaired.
Financed JOHN MATTHAI Elkrldse 55S "AiN I ino Interior, exterior. You must nf saiisiiea or pay nothing. Mr. Fuller Writ Giinrantee CH. 6107.
any time REAL Clay Tile bnthrooms. fireplaces, kltch" ens, porrms ts liiqii, free estimates HOME IMPROVEMENTS EASY TERMS PAPERING. Room Steaming. Painting SA 47HH AtlKtM.ua HK-PTIC TANKS CF.SSPtHM.S Cleanrfl Mil lotlnld AllmlllM 5'f CARPIiNTDY REPAIR A AI KRA I IONS CALL IUNO. LA.
8(107. WALL SCRAPING hy stcanj PAI'ERHANG- i nm ts IJ 'l hum li 47lf PLASTERING PATCHING AND NEW" BR. 5343 BR. 7877 SEWING MACHINES repaired. Work guar.
Ri. Howard. 2U09 callow Ave. LA. 2940.
INTERIOR PAINTING Small lobs. MA S-R AT NTT NO PAPFRTNG EM-TON1VO ED. 5397. rtrii aiarma. aorvtcc uiunii re Pli'JJ82l Ml'i'terry Sitll FLOOR SANDING finishing.
4c. per mi tt A- tin Oinck ervlre f.A flM4 LOORS sanded, 25 years exp Bern for less WO 41 8H Rebhan DUMP TRUCK for hire. with chauffeur Call MA 4082-W. PAPERHANGING Reasonable rate and prompt service. J.
TOOLE CH 97 RADIOS repaired In your home. RADIO HOSPITAL. Call Gllmor 6328 any ti me HOME REPAIRS NATIONAL. LA. 5531- 3532.
CARPENTRY HOME REPAIRS. Free estl- mares. Mr. Lowery. tso.
Q7BOJ CARPENTRY Wire and Picket fences. Odd Jons a siM-cmity, ED. CELLARS CLEANED AND WHITEWASHED CO. CU. 0239-R 4670 ELECTRICAL WIRING and repairs of all Kinns.
atiM or Ml, 74. f.ASTERlNO. REPAIRS AND NFW WORK "nimvs. jiinkh, va; lT'ii IKlfvirt liniintrd No Vv rtllltle, "Jill Wimlirntrr Ml MA lldl A.ST HAL TO. oNdIRUC I'll IN tl A Slii rAPFUHANOINlV BYlSftt LOW WD4 i r.rc ka i r.s ma CAF RPENTRY WORK, roofing remodeling I Estimates freely given.
Call HA. 0303. company, me jvianne Miaiana Trust Company, all of New York and the Mellon National Bank and Trust Company, of Pittsburgh. Central Maine Power Company allowed to Increase lt inhort term borrowing from the First Na lional Bank of Boston from $4,400, D00 to $7,500,000. The new borrow inRi will be on one and three quar ters per cent promissory notes.
The money will be used for con rtruetion pending permanent fin ancing which is estimated will tota about $10,000,000 not later than September 1948. IVew Slock Issues Filed Decrease 5 Washington, March 29 (JP) New security issues registered with the Securities And Exchange Commission dropped about five per cent to 56,700,000,000 in the fiscal year 1947, the commission's annual re port showed today. This total for the fiscal year end ed June 30. 1947. compared with about $7,000,000,000 in the pre ceding twelve months, which was a new high.
The report showed moderate de clines in totals of all securities reg istercd for cash sales by manufac turing and utility companies. But registrations by transportation and communications companies gained almost 50 per cent over the 1946 fiscal vear. During the 1947 fiscal year ten holding companies got rid of 31 subsidiaries with assets of $1,900, 000,000. This brought the total of fuch sales since December 1, 1935, ta about $8.000,000,000. Livestock Markets Baltimore March.
29. FATTt-S Stoeker and feeder fleshed eer r- up about 25 to 30 of today rtff.wi to form the largest per- oi any one ou mammas lor sev. val months. This reduced the iuddIv avail to slaughter buyer. Today run wa tne smallest Monday count since the first of laKt Jane.
The total run was 45 smal ler than a week no and It fell 25S short til the count lor trie same day last year. Recemts included the eauivalent nf ten liaas s.aughter steers and ten loads stoeker end feeder steers. Balance of the run was mainly earner to medium cows with very lew good grade beef cows Included. Demand narrow lor ail slaughter classes and trading was slow but outside of a few Initial airs that were strong to higher the saneta market wa about steady with last reels' flu- Hum of the alauahtcr atrrr niDily ronaisted of average-medium to irood 21 some low-medium. S22.
and a tiiort load of good and choice above i M) OSennrs In the heifer division again niaihiy of odd head lots of medium and good. 118 24. Nothing choice was in-c'ndi-d in the run High-good grade beef on kMil considered eligible to around a'3. but the best, on otter were low-good. 1 Common and medium beef rows mostly 21, -jO, and bulk, ol the canners and cutters.
14 Ml 17. A few cutter cows, in 50. and odd-shelly cannrrs. S10. An Individual good beef bull.
25. Bulk the Eood grade saUKace. 21 sn 23 50. hut a f-w head topped Common and medium saiikage bull. $17 20.
In most In-'rice and odd head light canners to 14 Ttding dull in the stoeker and eder department as receipts far exceeded be demand Two loads of good 838-908-lb ncters and feeder 25. and a load of ndium and good around 600-lb. averages. 'CALVES Trsdlng in the calf department inw but prices showed Utile chance com-rsrd with last week's finish. Oood and ffnrm grades In relatively light unnly eared $24 30.
with the latter prl-e the Cc'rnmon and medium grades formed -1: hulk ot run. sl2 SO 23 fulls down-yard 12. Weighty slaughter calve were lmislw abent. HOCi3 All weights and grades of hogs ghowed a 50c. advance over last Friday's price schedule but trading slow at the advance.
Good and choice barrow and gilts 180-225 $23.50, too. Same trades of 120-140 lb averages. $20 50; lbs, t2 2S: 1RO-1S0 lbs. $23 25: lht 23 7fn 275 lbs. $21 50: 275-300 ib $20 50: 300-400 $19 50.
Oood and tholre now weighing lti and le. uiked at tlS. and the ft-w head Of heavier meiM' on hand mostly $16 50 EHETP Hardly enough of any one class of sheep was on sale to permit an accurate eompsriMm of pricn. The first shipment lambs of the current season connoted nt a mall lot of good and choice 70- Uj gvernges that changed hands at $30 A cw heiid of good and choice wonled alaunh-'r lamna scored $2S nominally unchanged laugh er ewes. Mrong to $1 higher wl'h mo ot the advance on the top A few head good and choice wooled twei.
$11. Chicago 6.678,661 pounds, compared with 606.836 in 1946. an increase of i nnn 1.000.6 per cent. Airmail totaled 12.435,383 pounds, up 6.3 per President E. V.
Rickenbacker re- ported to stockholders that "it is eXDected that 1948 will he another expeiieo iwi i win oe anoiner Vear Of adiustment. for all fhe air- ii- nue. lie sdiu rdbteilis innova- nuns in equipment, reservations system, loading procedure, hancar ana terminal facilities had resulted! in "best available working condi-l uons. Baltimore Produce FRUIT Farmers market closed. Trading light.
I iciiriau.T iur sales. APPLES Mkl weak nfTertno-. 1lh.nl I Bu bas and Eastern crts. U. S.
as. 2V2-ln, nd up (unless otherwise stated). Md Pa W.Va.. Delicious. $1.50 2.50.
accord ing to quai. ana cona.i Homes. $1.50 1 75. few higher: Stavmiins. fir to irn annA dual, and $1 50 2.50; Yorks." moM- iy irouno si.tiu.
rew higher: various varie- tifA. ail xir cts. nrn to rair mini anH mmi no grade or size marks. 75c 1 .311. AVOCADOS flats, 16-24s, $4.75 GRAPEFRtjrr Ma.
wtrrhnnriit hni 80s and larger. Duncans. $150 others. too rew sales to Quote. ORANGES Pla.
wlrebound boxes. 176s and smaller. $2.75 3 50: few. $3.75: larger sine, a vs. raw higher: poorer.
$2. Mkt. abt sldv. Ma truck par Dint. Missionary.
fgi big her. VEGETABLES AHPARAOUS Strsat ales to quota. tale. Too fw BEANS (SNAP Mkt. aht.
bu. hamp Strtngles Black tdy. Val. 4 3. lew Best $3.50.
BEANS (LIMA) Mkt. abt. tdy Ma bu. gen. fair $3 3 75.
few pest null as $5. BKETS Texaa. 3Va-do. bunche i all. BROCCOLI Mkt.
slightly weaker. Cal H. I.30 50 BRUSSELS RPROIITS Mkt. harelv ldv 25-10. drums.
$5.75 CABBAGE Mkt. slightly stronger. Round type. 50-lb. sacks.
$2 40: l1- du. sz.50 z.75. lair CARROTS Mkt. abt. stdy.
LA bunched. 6 doz. Cat $7 50. Texas. $6.25 oo; poor tops.
$4.50 a. CAULIFLOWER Mkt. slightly weaker Cal. pony 12s and larger, S3 3.25. CELERY Mkt.
abt. stdy. 16-in. wlrebound trimmed tops, washed. Pascal.
2-3 $2.50 fair $2 2.25; 4 lair to gen. good $2 2.50. one mark. $2.65 2.75 Oolden 3-4 $2.50: 6. 8 and 10 $2.50 z.io.
tew hiaher. lfi-in. nailed trimmed tops, washed. Pascal 2-3 very few. 13.50.
2'a-J doz. S3 3.50: best $3.253.50. CELERY-CABBAGE 16-qt. mostly around $1. CUCUMBERS Mkt.
slightly weaker best stock, abt. stdy. others. truck bu has mrrf 7 R. few S.S 50.
fair OUal. $5 6, Jumbos, $3.50 4 50. mostly $3.50. Rail Bu. $7 7.50.
fair qual. $5 3.5U; Jumbos, few $4. ENDIVE 18-qt. $1 1.25. GREENS Bushels.
Va. Kale. $1 50; Col lards. $1.25: Hanover Salad. $1.25 1.50 Kale prepackaged cartons 12.
10 oz. eel lophane bags, $1.90. LETTUCE Weaker undertone. LA crts Iceberg, lred pack. Cal 4 $4 4 50: 5 S3.
75. Yuma. 5 doz 1 4 25. few best $4.50 4.75; 4 $4.25 4 50. few $4.75, some low as $4.
MUSHROOMS 3-lb. 1.50: fair qual. low as 75c; pints. 20 22c ONIONS (GREEN) Near-by per bunch 4e. ONIONS: Old slightly stronger 50-lb.
sacks Yellows. S. Is. N.Y., small to fair to ren. good $5.50 5.75, some best $6 6.50, gome larger $6.75 7.
$7. small to mostly small, poor cond $2.50 3. Mkt. abt. stay.
NEW Texas. 50-lb. sacks Babosa, S6.50 7. Chile, approx. Sweet bpanisn.
as. 23 7.au. PARSNIPS Near-by and i-bu. washed. $1 1.50.
according to aual. PEPPERS Mkt. abt. stdy. bu.
Wonders, $2.50 poorer. $1.50 5: others too few sales to quote. POTATOES: Old Mkt. abt. stdy.
supplies insufficient to quote. Maine. 100-lb. sacks Katahdlns. U.S.
Is. Sire A. $3 50 3.75; 50-lb. paper sacks. $1.85 190.
fair aual. $175: 15-Ib. paper sacks. 58 60c Idaho, 100-lb. sacks Russet Bur-hanks.
US. 1, Size A. very few tale. $6 25: 50-lb. sacks.
$3.35 3.40. Maine. Katahdlns. 10-10. sacks.
42 IJc. zair quai. 38 5-lb. sacks. 25c.
Mkt. slightly stronger new. 50-lb. sacks Bliss. U.S.
Is. Size A. $3.65 4. fair qual. $3.403.50.
Size B. $3.25 3.40. RADISHES 18-at. 24-30 bunches. $1.25.
few higher. SPINACH Prepackaged cartons. 12, 10- 01. cellophane bags, $1.80. Ini-ITfclent to quote BWKCT POTATOKS Mkt barely stdy.
Md. ami including Kantern Hliore, bu. 1., Guldens. Ittlr uuitl $2 lew Oral. 75; Porto Rlcans.
fair $2.50 2 75 White Yams, fair to gen. good $2 2.25. mostly around $2. few hiKher. N.J..
bu hamo Jerseys. U.S. is. $2.50: proc essed. $2.50 showing decay.
$2 2.25. N.C.. bu. bas. Porto Kican.
fair $2 50: Nancy Halls, fair $2. TOM ATOEH Repack, cartons 10 ap prox. 1 pound boxe. 4s. $1.752 25, few higher: poorer low a 5s, $1.501.75: poorer low a si TURNIPS Topped, washed.
Near by and bu. $1 1.50. according to qua AUCTION SALES ASPARAGUS Cal. crts 1 Colossal. 13 50: 18 Jumbos.
$11; 48 Extra Select. II: 104 Select. $10.70: 4H Extra Fancy. $10.0510.10. 19 Fancy.
$9 05. APPLES 569 comb. Ex. Fancy nd Fancy Wineaos. $1 2: $160.
98 Grade Delicious. $1.45 2.40: 2 31. 174 Fancy Rome. $1. 663 comb.
Ex. ancy and Fancy Newtowns. 90c. $1.20: $1.15. 90 Grade Newtowns.
90c. $1: GRAPEFRUIT 478 stand, wire- bound boxes Duncans. $2 2 40. avg $2 37. 090 stand boxes Duncan.
$2 15 3 40 vg $2 Texas 1.0.SO stand, wlrebound 'outer Pink. $2.25 3.80; $2.71. IJJMONS 928 boxe. $4.55 6.85: $6 19 ORANGES 528 Navels. $3.10 8.25: $4.81.
1.615 stand, wlrebound Valencias, $2.30 1.25; $2.98. PEARS 616 comb. Ex. Fancy and Fancy D'Anlous. $1 85 2 50: $2.43: 05 Grade D'AnJou.
$1.80 2.50: (2 19 PINFAPrl.FH Cuba. 350 erl $3 30 7u. $4.10. EGGS Market dull. Demand light.
Receipts moderate. Wholesale selling prices: A extra large, very few, 51 54c; A large most- around 50c some low as 4HC. lew hign 54c: A medium. 46 4Hc: inrge. 45 47c current receipts, ungraded.
42 43 Vie. Keceipls Uutter. 1.55U pound; egg. 3.144 esses. LIVE POULTRY Market about steady.
Receipts light, few carried. Demand light. Wholesale selling price, per pound, in Baltimore; FOWL Colored, few 33 35c Chicago Egg Futures Prices Chicago. March 29 Storage eggs' Prev. Sales High Low Close Close Oct.
458 50 20 49 60 50 15-. 10 49 50 N.Y. Cotton Market New York. March 29 UP Cotton futures closed firm today at gains of 90 cents to $2 60 a bale. Heavy demand from leading soot Arms for the old crop deliveries fea tured the market.
The buying was gen erally attributed to covering against ex port sales, including recently reported sales 10 China. Commission house buying and short, rov erlna was stimulated by Wafihintrton ad vices Indicating forelun-ald legislation will be enacted by rally Aniil. Largo cotton ex. polls are contemplated under that pro gram. open riign low iasr.
May. $34 97 $35.30 $34.97 up 48-52 a 1A CD tA HQ 1A SI A. tin OA-OI J1.IO i 1 1 J(. lUM It Dec. 31.15 31.20 31.00 31.06n up 20 March 30 93 31 00 30.81 30 82 UP 18 May 30.68 30 68 30.48 30.55 UD 21 Middling spot 36.20n up 47.
nNomlnal. Foreign Exchange New York, March 29 UP) Closing foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents) Canadian dollar In New York open market 10a per cent dldcount or 89 62'i United States cents, up 'a of a cent. Kurope (Ireat Britain, unchanged; France (Tranc) of a cent, unchanged; Italy fllraf March fixed rate, OOI745. February. .001745: Kwerlen Ikrnns), 27 85.
unchanged; Switzerland Ifranc) Irnm'll. 23 40. unchanged. Latin America: Argentina free, 25.05. unchanged; Rrar.ll free, 5.50, unchanged; Mexico, 20.82, unchanged.
I CMrago March 29 "Pi A mostly steady rndettmie prevailed In livestock tocay Some heavier-weight hogs moved eeni highr and some rattle were as much as 50 cent up, although the close on bo', men was slow. Mist good and choice butcher nogs tiMuch' $19 to $23. The best, sold at $2.1 25. tne same lop price a for laat Uiree sen iin brought $11.75 to $17.79 mc-'lT a fw nierliing $18 HOOK Salable. 8.500: total, 8,700: slow.
but generally steady- 25c. higher mnsi advance on hogs weighing over Ihs sows around 25c. hnrher; bulk cod and choice 170-240 $22.2523: ion J3 25: 250-270 $21.2522.25: J.S0-33O 20 21: 325-400 $19 20; -1 and choice sows. 350-550 lbv. 7', 17 75- lew 18: shippers took 1.20O.
fATTT F. Salable. 6.500: total. 6.SOO rilvn. 400 total, steer and moderately active early, steady.
Or i. Khet clocd slow; ri and bull opened rady. 25c. hither: closed slow, weak: bulk t.tod to low-choice fed steers. $28 29: sev--iil loads choice.
1.225-1,300-lb. weights, 29 25 30; top. $30: most medium to low-good Meer. S23. 75 25.75: good and choice $25 50 28 50: top.
$28 50 for three 'load choice Colorado: sprinkling good eef rows. $21 22; most common to tr.edium cows. $17 25 20; canners and eut-ers. $13 17: practical ton good heavy bulls. S23 50: few choice vealers, $27 28: "incduiTn tnd good vealers.
$19 26. SHFE? Salable. 3 000; total. 3.000; daughter lamb moderately active, steady; round eipht loads good and choice wooled Jambs. 106 down, topped $22; few toad medium to good, $20 50 21.50; com- non.
$15 17: load good and choice 88-lb. shorn lambs wlih No. 2 pelts, $20: I'sughter ewe slow: no good and choice lower grade In narrow demand with load common to medium unsold. British Shipment Of Gold Wit' hinEton, March (fll-The rommetre Department reported today Britain nhjpped $20,274,216 uorth of gold to this country in the week vended March 10. i Cil Di or Niclu.
MO. 6119. BE. 4S05..
