The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 12

MARKETS JYew York Stocks NEW YORK (AP) American Moiors spurted ahead on huge volume Thursday in an irregularly lower slock market. More than a quarter million shares of American Motors Stock was traded as the price rose following news the firm had declared a 60-cent quarterly dividend. The dividend will be the first cash dividend since American Motors was formed in 1954 by a merger of Hudson Motor Co. with Nash-Kelvinator. Wall Street had expected a dividend but a smaller one, possibly 50 cents.

(Cluing prices on the Ntw York slock cxchancei HE furnished by Merrill Lynch pier rnner mid Smith.) A KtmuTOlt 'a Lud 41 i Ciy Lnd Allied Chem I'M Allli Chal 29U Uhifih Cmi 30 Alum Co Am S6'i Lisei-Meycn fli A u9i Lid -9i l.nr Mar Ail 3t'. UK S3 Ainer Brd Par 1 Lykf! Bun Amor Can Mack Truck Am Cyuna r.7'i dim Martin Am Mcli Tdy 79 Mninto Oiem 27 Homgy Ward 4', Amer Mutrs -Masomla AIIUT Had BJ I N-0 Amer Sim-It KaU Acme M'i Amcr 11 2S5 Natl Bit-ruit re Amer Tob IDS Nntl Cash Amer Vhc 4''i Naif Dairies SH, Ansndd cop 66i Nail DM! Ai-mci Steel i NY Ccuil 2S 1 Armour 264 Nor Weitn Ashland Oil 22 1 Am Avlt Atlas Corn 7'i Nurtlin Pat SI AT fc ST Ohio Oil 4UI', B-C Bldwn Lima 15 i Pac Gas Balto Ohio pnluid! Hast 51 Air PJ Kit Dcndx Avis I'rpM Cola 30 Uelhlm bled 51 Dnrigc Boi-mg A i 43' i Pbilio Coip Rirdrn I'etr liorj Warner Pub Kl 1 Gas Urioas Mfe 9 i Polaroid 12a'i Panf aa'i Radio Corp fvianr-o 31V. Kavthton 7 i Oliia R'pub SuH Rrynolds Mel ttfc Srrv GO'i Bevnldj Tob I I COCB ColJ .17 Royal Drh Pet Cal Bdcast S-T CaiKl Jwfwy 51-irw Contl Motoii 12 1 3-hnns Corp ll'i nil 6.1 Srhnlev Dint Corn Prodi jV-i Srdii Rorbik I flnr Ci, HP 1 l.ni'on Dana Corp 6H', -Sinclair IJOUBlaF Air i SKfllpy Oil 7fl? Dow Chem S3 1 Sacny Mobile 4R Dsiponl Corp 3S South Pac r.aiin Air South Rwy ittnn Kodak Sp-rrv Rand 22' 4 Nil Gai Sid Oil Cal Lxcello Corp 41 Sid O-l Ind 51 r-G Sid Oil KJ rilftaH -i 1 i -Hi Rr-E Pop 50'i Knrd Hi Puck Frept Sulf i Oil I Dyn 59' Ttnn Gai 3M4 Hrn Foodi Tx! Oil r.fn F.lcc i Co (irn Motoii Tex Cuir Pin 31 i i 3HJ Tex Outf Sul 22i Trx I'tilities ('remit 11 Air "'V Ut i 1 Carbide 138 IM Vn Oil 1 (fjntflfi 1, 4 rn Pacsfic aj'l 1 1 Ctniral T'-4 l'i fruit W'i in a 4r, Unilfrt 4 1 I i DPi US Kiibl.er 7 i lal 11 fc Tl 31 1-5 Sierl J.K a a Corn 36 M.nvil?* W-Z Jones Liuf 7 0 Wnm Auto 1" Kaiser Alum F.lrc 7 Wfst Union 'American Exchange U'twlwnrih SS'i Ftlmont Prtr 6 rvr.ltti HjHio HumHr Oil AMFJt. tX, Leu Ln( F.xpl 111; Cal 31 P'lr 15 rrfolr PMr 5IH Tortd Ynrd-i i Al( Wfb i Knap r.l*r Und Shr J7 1 Ncic York Bonds AtchUon Si'i El SF in Pic 69 H'k Trx Corp 3l 6i Doic Jones Averages NEW YORK (PI) Dow-Jones closing range of averages: Stocks Open High Low Close 30 Inds 624.15 627.39 618.94 S23.27 20 Rails 1R7.62 16S.60 166.51 167.42 15 i 92.05 91.44 91.85 G5 Wocks 214.03 215.09 212.3S 213.70 Net change: 30 industrials off l.RS, 20 rails off 0.13. 15 utiiities off 0.35.

and 65 stocks off 0.57 Transactions in stocks used in nverapes Thursday. Industrials 2J7.400; railroads utilities 41.900; total 423,500. Bonds Close Net Change 40 Bonds 85.44 off 0.09 1st Rails S4.17 off 0.22 10 2nd Rails 83.43 Off 0.04 JO Ulils 84.43 off O.m 10 Inds 59.72 Unch Dow Jones commodity i i i index (1024 2fi average equals I closed at: 151.4,1. Stocks in Spotlight NEW YORK (AP) Silti. close and let crutnire of the eight ictlve Un Motori 15J.MO 3BU up 7H lud FacUid 58.MO 212H Pcnna RR up Vi Tel i Tel Wl 39.0M I9V cff Hi Uen 37.100 off ilayiheon 3S.7M fiT'i up JH rord Motor 30.2W Bllj up Vt Beth Steel 24,300 SI off Markets at a Glance NEW YORK (AP) Markets at a glance: Stocks-- Mixed; selected issues mprove.

Bonds-- Mixed; governments del cllnc. Cotton-- Irregular; liquidation trade demand. CHICAGO: Wheat-- Mostly higher; slight decline in May. Corn-- Lower: profit taking. Oats Narrowly mixed; light trade.

Soybeans i bullish crushing report. Hogs-- 25 to cents higher; top $17.25. Cattle-- Slaughter steers steady weak; top $31.50. Cotton Markets MIDhl ING CLOSING: Galveston-- Steady at 3US tanU. HouMon-- Stead sales 29 cen s.

New OrleanB-- Steady 34.65 cents. New York-- Steady ut 36:03 cents. FUTURE COTTON MARKETS: NPW York May closed 13 down from previous close. New Orleans Mty i dnsed 12 down prrvioun close. RANGE OF PRICfS: Ilicti Low Close NTW VOHK- May 3S.1I 3S.7S 33.75-7T July J4 90 :U.73 3.62 October 32.M 3J.S6 Decembrr 32.63 32.50 3I.S7 March 'fin 32.IJ NEW ORLEANS-Mav .15.

S6 3S.JS 33.7S July .79 M.SIb-SJs Octobrr 3160 JI.SS Drcembrr 32.60 32. Si M.irh. '63 32-17 31.8Sb-!7a GALVESTON MARKET: Galveiton market for tpot collon ilostd unchanied. Thuriday Previous Slrirl Good Middling 351S Good Mlddlini 3J.1S Strict Middlinj 33 00 Middling 34.IS Strict Loir Mlddlmi 30.80 Strict Lov Middllni Strict Gcwd Ordlnaiy Good Ordinary 32.PO DAILY COTTON Thii Thil ThU List Diy Wtfk Staun Season Rtptl. 1.531 (.911 1,301.106 1.874.9M Other Porti 11.737 12.091 Til 3,531 l.lll 1.IS7.0I7 EXPORTS: Foreign-- Grt.

Brit. 1.2" 5.f?J 119.3i3 France Africi 21.251 So. Amer. 3.00S Middle tail sn Orient 13 576 39I.4S7 424.645 DOMESTIC-By 4S9.W 3S2.321 Bv Truck lfl.167 1S.5BB Til F.I 1.501 J4.30J 1.272.352 1.SM.062 GALVESTON STOCK STATEMENT: Not Cleired Todav Last Til. Bales 733.026 GAIATSTON GRAIN RECEIPTS: Thursday HIo MP MKT 7 TKO 3 3 1-WiD IS -C I -111.

121 3 SAME DAY LAST YEAH: Will Crr MP 1 MKT 1 fiCfebF 11 TNO 1 I 11 5i Til, HO 23 13 Chicago Grain CHICAGO (AP)-- A Dcpartmen of Agriculture report on the vol ume of grains stashed away in government loans under the price support program had ft boaris effect on corn turjres Thursday In dealings on the Board of Trade All other prains nnd soybean wprc steady to i as light de mand slowly spread through trad er ranks toward reinstatement positions on the long side of Lh market. High Low Close Prcv.clos Wheat May 2.01 1.99% lOO 1 2.00} Jly l.SSVj l.STVi l.SSys-'/a l.S'i Sep I.9Ii/ 1.89^ 1.90%-^ 1.90 Dec 1.96 1.94^ l.W^-'/g 1.93 POULTRY, EGG and SEAFOOD CO. 4010 Broadway Phone SO 5-8811 I A GOOD I A -Nice Plump FRYERS and Hens Dressed ROOSTERS Fresh FRYER GIZZAR A )23 Ik We IU. JJU DS I I A Fresh CATFISH 5 Ibs. Freeh Ih rFcSn ID.

JO Fresh Large WHITINC IU. iJ Fresh White Headless M1RIMP Ib. 75 Fresh Dressed CRARS doz. Fresh REDFISH nnd TROUT Ib, Fresh FLOUNDER and SNAPPER I ALSO PLENTY FRESH PICKED CRAI A Prompt Delivery Wholesale Retail ASK VOUIt f.ROCrKV 10H: tl A Oninil Irnprrlnl (It.itli* unrt fhnhhv Clilcli I'rjcrt, AUo U.S. In- r.rnili' A llrnmt 'hirhcvu.

nlwi nf (itiv'l Iiupi-ctrrt r.tntf It.s, I I I OWL, nnrl Ml'rr pnnllrj-. Al.n Imnnrlril Itrrtnltl Oil. AI.SO IMSIItlHIlVOn f.ANH '(l I A I U.S. GRAIll. AA I i i i AMI 1 lirsil VIlGf.TAnr.rs, FUJIVS ANTI i Juitr.s i lo.

5te A Jc tolen and a encc 7-yca 22nd Call ng a he 401 lie ntere udge Poll estifi vliite an He iescr jf a 1C fO other he Offi respo rom th im over ounc Kyle Bill Oth aid urel hron ever i Wh( vhy swere ways cars do migh old be 'm yo In )ona Morg Uiree his grow Jic Te Dist. vher weeli a Iran the hroi OPL Lc hehr men Tha Iron Mar Co Ma Jly Sep Dec Mar Oa Maj Sep Oa Jly Sep Dec Ma Jly Se'p Dec Sc Ma Jly Sep Nm a 7V to SI 30 2iU nnd hrif (i ith Given Years For aling Car yride that ended when a car became stuck in the Pelican Island added up two-year penitentiary sen- for Donald Ray Gallery, a r-old Galveston negro, in District Court Tliursday. sry was charged with steal- Mercury sedan from yle Gillespie used car lot, iroadway, Jan 2. waived a jury trial and a plea of guilty before L. D.

Godard. cc- Officer Antonio Solano 2d lie spotted a red and Mercury stuck in the sand Island about a mile the Pelican bridge, said thft car matched the plion and license number reported stolen. He said jnd the defendant and three youths and two girls in ar. cer William Kehm, who nded lo a radio call for help Solano, said he took Gallery police station, searched and found in his possession al sets of car keys later to belong lo cars in the Gillespie lot. Clarence Hoffman, 2013 street, manager of the lot, the office on the lot was arized, entrance being gained the back windows, and al sets of keys as well as ercury were stolen, Judge Ciodard asked him IP took the car.

Callery and: "My friends were al- talking to me about their or their fathers' cars, so to get a car for my- ou arc getting off ttf a ty bad start." Judge Godard Callery, "You're very young fjoing off 10 the penitentiary, hoping this will bring you IT senses." 10th District Court, Judge Id M- Markle gave Ernest an, a 20-year-old negro, a -year penJtenliary sentence placed him on probation on lea of guilty to a charge ing out of the burglary of store Jan. 3. stiniony by Asst. Alty. Thomas L.

Douvry tte case was heard severa ago showed Morgan and ung while man gained en- to the store by climbing fire escape and breaking in ifih a third-story window. HELIPORT ndon I Britain's first was opened on an experi- tnl basis Thursday on the nes River a mile upstream i Uie ncenter of London. J.93 1.97'/ J.9S^ 1.97"g rn 1.251.J l.lS's-}; 1-27 1.26V; 1.25U 1.25'/z-=g 1.263^ 1.22;' 8 1-22 1.22 1.23 1.15"?s 1.15 1.15H-15 1.57ft (old-type contracts) -6S3ji ts (new-type contracts) 3 4 .67 i -G7V5 1.25* 1.24'/i 1.24}-s 1.243 8 1.23 1.27^ 1.28 1.27-}( vbeans 2.29'^ 2.2S=J 2.2S-/ 2.28*, i 2 29 3 e-i'' 2.29 trt Livestock )RT WORTH A ilrjul 5 lout-i: rimicc If 1. rtn I.PSO: Irinibs oprtn-il Mc.idy; fiiuu-i- Mir.n J-onnK liimM uli- l.TP. 1 SIM; hulk ki'dns ic TCTIJ! suit 'rs 24.pn27'.Cil: IP 2t.Tjn.

I nfl; i i IORT 01-37 (IP i i 1 I We guarant we COURT PROCEEDINGS Filed IQlli District Court Jc Viva Glbor VK. Bernard Luke Gabor; sc Ivurte jtt Jtanetlt Trant: vt. Norman Frank; IK Ivoive. SSlh Pitirict Cotirt ConcelU Cipuino vs. John.

Capuano; or ivorct. John W. Silence vi. Mary S. Silence; Ivofte.

mnd Dlitrlrt Court Loucllt 0. French vs. Henry Frrncli; j. Ivorct. County Court (Fiobatp Dorln-ll Rr: Mn.

Sophia Blrnnfr, nienUlly 11; BD-day rommitmfnU Estate of Frank W. Kalita, tppliration (01 probale of wil; and ctten. Proceedings tilth Dbhkt Court T-onald M. Judge (Civil Docket) ft. J.

finrdnn vn. The Employers Liability Corporation, set aside award; nvnion for summary judy- nient granted, at plaintiff's coils, ds per Cilminal Dockft Hie Slate of Texas vs. L. B. I a tit i felony; Hie defendant in open touii of isy wjiy srntetice nhouli not be pronounced and having answered nothing in bur ihcifOf it is ordered in accordance iih the judfimf nt that said defendant br delivered to.

and confined in, Is Stats Penitentiary Tor not less liian 2 yean nor mare than 2 years; tin- dp- 'rndant is credited on this sentence vnh Ihe time that he has been confined In Ithe Galveiton County Jail, awullng tr this continually since Jan. 3S, "1951. The State of Texas vs. Ernest Morgan, burglary; defendant, with the fonnalitieK teqt'irpd by law, waivec the right trial by Jury and enters plea of guilty 1 the court; defendant Found sullty on his piea ol suilty, supported by Ihe evidence, and punishment fixed al con- finempnt in Slalc Penitnfiiary far a term of 3 years; defendant placed on probation par judgment filed. District Court (Civil Docket) Lillian Virgil vs.

Eldredn di- a vorce; divot ce decreed plaintiff nn Erounds of cruel treatment nt plumtift's Vprca Anuerson is ius tared as piaytd foi. i Dislrict Court 1.. I). Godard. Judge (Criminal DocU-l The Slate of Donald Ray Callerv.

(rlonv; defendant, wiUi Ihf formalitici required by law, waives thf rigli! of (rirtl liy jury anil enters a plea of suiity before tiir court; defendant foJnd juiltv on his plea of guilty, supported by tlic evidence, and punith- I'caitcntiary for a term of years; judj- ment and sentence defen- dant tfaivri i(a(uloty time and requpsls Immediete imposition of sentence; I defendant in open court having aiked if lie hid anything to say vby ilioiilJ nn( bt pronounced am having nriBwered nothing bar thereof, it ordered In accordance with judgment that laid dekjndani be delivei- ed to confined in the' State Ptn tenuarv for not less rhnn 2 years nor more than 2 years; the defendant i Galve'ion Countv Jail since Jan. 1939, Docket) Cluud T. i a i EI. vs. Archie buunei-s as Mairland damagei: judgment for plaintiffs, wiih ap- lilntiffB.

at defendant's costs, as per fil-d. (Orti-r entered by Acting Jack J. Sirrr.o Hargarrrt An Sircno: divorre; divorce decreed on grounds ol cruel treatment, at plaint Real Estate RLAL F.S'IATE Tliomti Price and wife to Anunda Waddles, widow, rl lot 21 in Uie 'rice subdivision Hitchcock and Falrwood; (10 (U. S. rev.

stamps indi- L'atr tianiactinn up to ISM) Reginald T. fiandv and wife to Howard E. Holmes and wife the easterly 44 tftl of lot 5 of Ghiiuudo subdivision in the J. R. Pace survey and improvement fio.

Rav E. Gilbert to R. McMalns lot 1 in" block 15 of Wayside Place, Motion 1. Texas City: 110 (U. S.

rev. stamps indicate transaction up to IMOO) Leldon Rov Men and wife to Realty, Inl .1 in hlnik Texas Ci N'onh Side addition, scclion HO No iev. namp) C. R. to lames L.

MaiwHI and wifr 10 and 11 and tie writ half of lot 17 in block 24 of Texas Third Division; $10 (U. S. stamps indicates Transaction up to Billie J. nr.d wife to H. A.

out of loi IS of Texas Qtv Heights and hnprovemenls: JIB 5. Martha Kathleen Sit-wart nnd hueband. et in Mircaret M. Kaiser, widow. Ar.

undivid-d 'i in nnd to lot 17 in blnrk nf Gulf Hhore.s, section tl (No rev. stimp) V. W. Zir.yen- to Judv Manner, et an undivided 3-lftthx of ir.ierest ii ard to al. 1 the oil.

p'-oduced FM RADIO KTFUl-I-M I A 101.1 fi-Pft-Dinner Mu.vc Recital Hall i a KUFH-FM FRIDAY S1.1 Meeacydei 4M-- News 4:30 --Concert Hall 7 Univcriitv I-oruin 7 Hijhel on Mufic Sisn Off KHGiM-FM Friday 101 Mceacyclei for the Morning Mornsac Pops Concen i Cnnrea Hall fi'SO-- r.imil'v Album of I I Milton Present! B-pn-- Showtime USA nf Music ee everything; i 1 rie printing, Is HiUiUlliUMlfl i supplies, fe 1 CunKr.iCora'rs 1 js i office i i 1857 1 CLARKE COURTS I 2406 Avonue Galv.iton SO 5-5505 ra f. 160 xcie tiai! of land nt deibed: 110 (No rev. namp) lauds Whetchel and wife lo Veverly Wht the! tratt gf lund dr- ibed out of liir Hill Jonri lubrll- on on Ihe WSiterly pirt of (Jalvfiton inri: lie (No rtc, immp) jeorje to N'Mt M. Campbell wi the lotithwest half of lot 123 Bayou Villa Addition 3 and improve- ntt; (10 (U. S.

rev. stamp nd uiei ntaction up to flUOO) Smith incl wife Mil. M. Bgins oil 45, 4t, 47, and 4S In block San Iron Towim-te: 'H M. S.

ittimp Indies lei transaction up to Lilhy Si. lo B- F. I.tUry Jr. Irii-t of land ai dfuciibtd in ML- inn I 4 IT Sun-sy; 110 (No v. namp Andnw Jolinxon and wife to i.

D. Touehilone lot 21 in Andrew hninn lubdiviiion Nn. 1: (10 U. S. v.

stump Uidlcatet iraniiction lo and Gas Leases Irtltr L. Johnson to Phillips PH.ro- um Co. Int 4, block S. Taylor subdi- nion or Lemuel Crawford survey: 0. F.

and to lillips Petroleum Co, the north 10 acres lot 435 ot the First Addition into Alia mn. Amy V. Mctturt. to Phillips etroleum 'h? loi of the Firil Addition into Alia Lonia: n. Slieila S.

LaPorlr and to lillipi Petroleum Co. the north in acres lot 4iR of the rirtt Addition to Aha oma; J10. Waison L. Cleveland lo Phillips Pelro um Co. 160 of land ax de ribed out of the W.

11. Jack League; 0. Dr. 1. H.

Weaver to Phillios Prlro- um Co. Ihe south of lot 1 in block Ola Singleton to Pliilllpi PMrole'un Co acres out of lot 10 in the Al rn sub sion; 11D. Willie Smi'h and wife lo Phil'inj Pitm um Co. Inl 7 of the Josephine Smiti nlev subdivision: SIP. Robert Lee Bailey and to Phillips Htoleum Co.

a tract of land as de rih-d out nf Int 8 of Amasa cw rt subdivision: (IP. M. C. Jones and wife to Phillips Pe oleum Co. a Inicl nf Und clesciibpcl ut of ot 3 of Ebrnerrr Ailrn sub Thotnti K.

and wife to Phillip Co and ID blnrh 1 of the Fiake'f iddilion to Hitchcock 0. Carriage Licenses Demon Paile, 1 and Schar! Lynn lanagan. Joseph Morgan nnd Malt ois Holmri. Leon Robert Lee aod Alice Genai Winifred Jamrs McMullen imd Madel ne Mar a Sorrcntinn. Vcrnon Bacon and Marion ertha Day.

FOR THEFT LEAMINGTON, England (UPI) -A juvenile court Thursday placed an 11-year-old girl on pro- jation for three years for stea ng 20 daffodils from the Leam- ngton River bank park. Her name wa? withheld under British uvcni Court procedure. of ROLLS EVERY cools any r( i Tf 1 NEW WESTINGKOU MOBILAIRE'C Ltti you but tht hut ill rfiy lo Baha First The firrt embly of on was elc ng the Ri( this week, Officers Spiritual A chairman, correspond ording seer bincd), an sembly me durin tad have hs assem Mrs. Gent Wheneve reaches nore, it munity on when it el sembly. under the tional Spir countiy.

led by Ha Haifa, Isra No matt each Baha crned by. elected an of the ent The Gal said, will Baha'i aff the govern in Galvesl Other LSA of sen, vice cia Fr'dde tary; Mrs secretary; treasurer; Shirley Hi Mack Wil is Assembly Local Spiritual of cted and Inilalled dur- vtn (Rlnvu) Fntival according to 3ent, dialrman. of the nine member ssembly i a a vice chairman, a ng secretary, a- rec- etary (sometimes com- i a Ireasurer. All timbers t-e equal i discussion and voting 10 official jlalui when is not in session, said. a membership of nine or ecomes a Batia'i Com- Uie April 21 following eels ils Spiritual As- ocal assemblies a jurisdiction of the Na- tual Assembly in each bich in turn are direc- jids of Uie Faith in el.

er how large or small, 'i Community gov- a nine member LSA, nually by secret ballot ire local membership, LSA, Mrs Gent be responsible for all airs in the city and is ing body all Eaha'is on. embers of the i 1 a veston are Peter Ibdiairman: Miss Patr'i- 11, corresponfling secrc- June Pittel, recording Mrs. Faye William Irving, Mrs. qrn, Leonard Pittel anc Jer. WEDDING ANVIL STOLEN GRETNA GREEN, Scotland (UPI)-The local blacksmith' in- vil, used for runaway weddings for more than 100 years, was stolen Wednesday night.

Police believed udents were responsi ble. Wedding ceremonies for run away English couples were per formed over Hie anvil from 1754 lo 1856. Read the News-Tribune Class iljed for best results. M'S 706 23rd WHERE torn you're in! fn iirr yy SE ONDI1 nf 1 Dint in cs AMU1KGU rvnilLtl CooU. (UhiLinri nfi.

ril cool." or umplt "eireu of room IJWT-- no in thin nrd 1 HP ir.odt'j J'UU 1 Kf rao'j HIT 11 ttratlTf DFHUMIOIFlIH-itrlM rn dump W- II TKIItlf MflUTIII TML1 MtHJI flONER mfortl i i 2 50 yo esiinghouse other modefs as low as Plus $70 normal Installation and $10 for Service Policy DICKERSON TIRE and APPLIANCE CO. WE GIVE BLACK GOLD STAMPS 706 23rd Phone SO 5-7428 HOME OWNED OPERATED April 24, 1939 The Caluestan LJ.S. to Give Shi 8 Million Gift, (AP)-Sen John fii Wliu (R-Dcl) -Hiursday said hi risto Greek-born ta get an tight- ar wtujdn 8 tile U.S. Mari- ne me Administraliv, a are to be 151,300,000 a QuK Mc 'trd. Williams (old the ot only does-tiie contract a windfall, but the to, rninenl Is being used to juaran-" ee 87 per cent at the construe- on The windfall, Willitns aaid, grew oul of an earlier deal under Midi he asserted Onassis got a 0-mUlion-dollar advantage from le Maritime Administration.

The agency permitted tills, Williams said, by allowing Onassis to transfer to foreign registry ships he bought from the U.S. government. Their earning power was much grealer under foreign registry, Williams continued, because lower wages could be paid crews. He said the administration justl- Mrg. Luce Approved As Envoy lo Brazil WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Tliurs.

approved the nomina tion of Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador to Brazil, with Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore) casting the only dissenting vote. Chairman J. William Fulbright said Hie nomination of the 56-year-old playwright, former Republican congresswoman and ex- ambassador to Rome, will be called up in the Senate Monday for confirmation.

Hie committee vole waa 14-1 with two members absent. 0 F.r PROMPT EXPERT TV REPAIRS CALL SO 3-2483 "Banded Tichnicitni" Island Electronics 1704 Tr.mont A powner Senator SayF on tile ground agreed to build the three nkeri in American 1 The agreement, Williams is that Onttsu would build vi tankers without any U.S. ald- i that Uiey would be controlled American-owned Uie event the contract was rfeited, he uid, the United' ates wag to collect eight million 'liars from Onassis. llf But, he said, the Maritime inistntion now has waived the million and Onassis is to get on the construction. in effed, is an Noilar gilt," Williams said.

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