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| 1941, contrasted with a rise of 16|pared, follow: { Company Dec. 31, 1947 Dec. 31, 1046 | I oops in A Bell ‘Bystemi- TT PEE Ts assed: Ba $ 1300 9307211 litan Life INS. .cceceecnse 548,422, L045, Pradential Ins. Co. of America... 1321488122 6.820.542240 Report UN Peace Talks k of American N. T. & 8. A... 5845817, , , RiGnnl City Bank ‘of Ni Yous vase 5203284028 4,977,735,667 With Arab Leaders Chase National Bank-of Ne Tue: 4856452421... 4,864,449,153 JERUSALEM, May 4 (UP): Equitable Life Assurance Boc..... $505,200 00 4 152.000000 An additional 2000 British reinNew. York Life Ins cesesnnene 234, 026, " Standard Ofl 00. (N. J.)eeevveves 2848543557 . 2,803,376,860 Taresments ook Jo positions in General Motors Corporation cesve 2,472,960,238 1,082,602,134 today: to -help enforce a ¢ Trust Co. —<ssdvies—— 2,468,436,353 2,434,252,883 (British truce that has brought oer ag 2422901275 2,227,056,286 comparative calm to the major First National Bank, Chicago... 2,208,997,031 2,907,755,803 cities of the Holy Land for the John Hancock Mutual Life....... = 2228963772 2,037,505,606 0 oo a Pennsylvania Railroad ....vs.eos 2,220,597 2,180,349,028 months, U. S. Steel COrporation.......... 2,162,612,907 2,003,517,407| Conferences that may bring Northwestern ‘Mutual Life.,...... 2,156,001,901 2,019,054,746 [Permanent peace to Jerusalem Mutual Life Ins, Co. of N. Y.....o 1,924,722,347 1,845,760,521 | were scheduled to be held in AmNew York Central Railroad...... 1,731,545,079 1,698,490,561/man today among members of a Security: First National, L. A..... 1674531,108 ~ 1589,220,051 United Nations Truce CommisSouthern Pacific Trans. CO....... _ 1,687,780,705 1,624,401,764 8ion and two’ top Arab leaders. Travelers Ins, CO, «ccosessssssesss 1,674,531,103 1,589,220,051] The commission announced it Bankers Trust Co., N. Y..... 1,666,993,442 1,565,163 449 {will visit the Trans-Jordan- eap-| - Central Hanover Bank, N. Y...... _1,630,727,885 1,639,765,324 [ital to confer with King Abdullah First National Bank, Boston..... 1488172925 1,460,068,036 land Abdul Rahman Azzan Pasha, E. I. Du Pont De Nemours....... 1,438,114,642 1,263,797,827 secretary gensral of the’ Arab ‘Chemical Bank & Trust, NY. rg Js 8 16 i421 League. Cons. Edison Co. of New York... " 1, 263 Truce Aetna Life Ins. CO.eeseenoeensnes 1363711051 1.247466.207 Seek Formula Northwest Bancorporation ...... ~ 1,347,770,698 1.286,934.387| The commission has been enMellon National Bank & ces 1322341529 1,104,730,695|trusted by the United Nations Commonwealth & Southern . 1,308,008,669 1.258,004,793 | With finding a truce formula for Standard Oil Co. (Indfana)...... 1268103846 1,065,901,190/the Holy City. Members did not Socony Vacuum Oil Co., InC....... 1,261,974,200 disclose the purpose of their visit, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.... 1.256,605,300 1,218,572,341/but it was they would National Bank of Detroit........ 1,242,750,958 1,168,892,277 |50und out the Arab leaders on a First Bank Stock Corporation.... 1,223,835,063 1,133,263,607 |tfuce plan. Bank of The Manhattan Co...... 1,216,579,777 1,120,958511 | Members are Thomas C. WatIrving Trust Ce, N. Y...ccoenees 1,208,350,157 1,149,846,949 (SOR Of the United States, Rene Baltimore & Ohio Railroad....... 1186424587 1,163,544819 Neuville of France and Jean Marine Midland Corporation..... 1,174,285,618 126,526,166 | Niewenhuys of Belgium. All are Union Pacific Railroad......s ss 1,155,240,072 1,206,682,734 [consuls in Jerusalem. Massachusetts Mutual Life....... 1153,762,774 1104443467) Jerusalem continued unusually Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co...vevevs 1126019007 = 1.070.105,587 Jliet under the British threat to Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.ivsves—1,123435461 1,060,037,300 | blast anyone who resumed hosJexas Com To Companys esas Jai Wii tilties. . Clevelan t Le , 3 049,071,445 | 4, Emergency Mayor’ TOLAIS .uveerennsvnserssneesS114,422,923,575 $107,326,278,749 Urged for Holy City
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In Billion Dollar Club, ‘Showing a Gain of 3
Total Assets Put of $114,422923,575; War ll, Post-War Demands Spurred Growth
By T. W. RIENLEN, United
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NEW YORK, May 4—Rising accompanying business and industry which
in the “billion
nited Press Financial Writer national
gained and now has a roster of 48 Tirms, the annual United Press surve;
of U. 8. business giants disclosed Bigg
today. est business enterprise in the nation at the close of last System——
income brought an dollar club” of American thie how nembers-in 10477
year was Bell rican Telephone & Telegraph| C*TIPARIes OVer the past six years. Corand its acfiliated -The newest roster of the “club”
“club™ after a 1044, when Metropolitan took over for four years. steam amsTs Total Total assets of the 48 “billion dollar” firms on ec. 31, 1947, amounted to $114.4229023.575, compared with $107,326,278,749 for the same companies on Dec. 31, 1946. World War II and record postwar consumer and durable goods demand accelerated the growth of all American industry, a dgvelopment amply “illustrated by growth of “club” member assets gince Pearl Harbor. When Japan struck on Dec. 7,
enterprises in the nation with assets of $1 billion or more, representing a gain of just 12 firms in the 12 years between 1929 and
first time at the end of 1947. in the club now, only six—including five banks and the Union Pacific Railthe{road—had a smaller asset total on Dec. 31, 1947, than at the end of 1946, The Bell ported a rise for 1947 of $1,391. 1041, there were only 32 business|451,569 and the second- ~high Met-| ropolitan Life had a gain last! year of -$502,990,217. Billion dollar companies, i] their 1946 and 1947 assets com-|
{includes des for the first time the
aside Metropolitan - Life Insur-igank & "ance Co., regained top. place in
Of the 48
Private Eye’ Loses Battle
To Local Patrolman
Michael Gregory, a “private eye” around town, was due in Municipal Court today to explain his difficulties with Patrolman Dennis Maxey and why he carries a constable’s badge. ~ 1. seems that Patrolman Maxey decided to investigate the private detective who was conducting a probe in the neighborhood of a downtown chili parlor. ‘Patrolman "Maxey" reported “he arrested Gregory for drunkenness;| profanity and resisting an officer
“Gregory #aid he Was emerging
patrolman stepped out of the shadows and asked him What was his business. Pushed Around The “private eye” told the pa-~
g.” said Gregory. “He pushed me around plenty. But whatever I investi- , Gate is strictly my business.” Police” found a 32-caliber re-
non Huffman,
one spent, a blackjack and constable’s badge in Gregory's pos-| session.
Gregory said he was a deputy
constable for A. K. Ellington, a justice of the peace at 4026 8. State Ave. Gregory had been relieved of this duty several weeks ago.
Ex-lU Athlete Heads Bloomington C. of -C..
Mr. Ellington said
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University athlete and FR agent, [the
now associated with Johnson's Creamery here, has been named
{president of the Bloomington
Chamber of Commerce. Elected to serve with the -36-.
Guy L. Baker is ‘begining Hs
10th year as managing directo of the organization.
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Speaker Points
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WASHINGTON, May 4 (UP)— The House Republican leadership indicated today that the draft bill
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BEHIND THE SCENES—Before the -curtain went up on the Strauss opera ‘Der Rosenkavalier' presented by the Metropolitan Opera company’ last hight at Indiana University, Irene Jessner, saprano from Vienna, inspects the dressing table used in the first act to put everything in place. Miss Jessner sang the role of Marschallin,
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LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., May (4 (UP)—The United Nations | Trusteeship Council was expected (today to call for appointment of |an “emergency mayor” to run Jerusalem after the British mandate ergs 11 days hence. No provisions have been made, however, for putting an adequate police force at the mayor's disposal and United Nations observers conceded that, without a truce in Jerusalem, the move woud be ineffective.
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finished cattle with weight ruled weak to 50 cents lower. Cows were. unevenly $1 to $1.50 lower while vealers dropped $3.50. “Hogs ruled mostly 50 cents lower and fat lamb undertone’; looked" ‘weaker: 1 tower,
Local Issues
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Radio Expects Power by Atom
NEW YORK, May 4 (UP)-Da-vid Sarnoff, president of the Radio Corp. of America, predicted to-
{ered by atomic energy. “It.is. no idle dream to envisage that radio sets of the future take their power from tiny capsules of atomic energy,” he told the corporation’s annual meeting. He said it was possible that a coast-to-coast television network will be in operation early in 1950. There are 25 television stations on the air today and 40 more are under construction; he said... He added that more than 300,000 television receivers are in use.
2 Killed When Car +¢ Crashes Into Truck
‘SOUTH BEND, May 4 (UP)— William Dixon, 39, and Royce W. Cooper, 21, both of South Bend, were killed today when an auto ariven by Mr. Dixon crashed into the rear of a parked truck on Ind. 2 west of here.
Coroner Marion Hillman said truck driver Jack E. Reed of Toledo, O., was not to be blamed in the accident. Proper marker flares had been set up around the truck when the vehicle was stalled by! a broken ofl line, he said.
Cop Pulls Strip Tease To Escape ‘Hot Seat’
CAMDEN, N. J,, May ¢ (UP)— It was chilly and embarrassing, but policeman Russell Young escaped a hot seat last night. Young was walking on a bay
|day that ‘the radio ‘and television|" sets of the future may be pow-|
Government Sues b Optical Firms
Doctors Also Named As Getting Rebates “WAS GTON, May 4 (UP) The government today fited &nti-{-trust charges against six Midwest optical firms and all doctors who do business with them. The eye doctors were alleged to have received rebates from the companies on the sale of glasses, The justice department filed four separate civil suits against the companies and the doctors. Two were filed in Chicago, one in Minneapolis and one in Co-
lumbus, O, The suit named as defendants
_|all the doctors doing business
with the six optical firms. Several ‘doctors were named specifically. Their names were not available here. The companies named were: The. White-Haines - Optical Co., {Columbus, and two subsidiaries, {the White-Haines Optical Co. of Springfield, Ill, and the WhiteHaines Optical Co. of Detroit; the N. P. Benson Optical Co., Minneapolis; the Co. of Detroit, and the House of Vision-Belgard-Spero Co. Chi:
{will pass, but that universal train-
_ [measure will” be brought
cago. Attorney General Tom C. Clark out said rebates force eye patients to pay about twice. as much for glasses as they would have to pay if no rebates were given to the
ing is a dead issue. Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. said the 19 - through -25 Won or Date an fast ax possible,’ and added:
“I don’t see any reason why it won't pass.” However, there were signs the
any attempt to “blend” the draft and UMT as is being done by the
OF Whip Leslie Arends of Il nois, who voted for the draft bill in committee, served notice he would fight it on the floor if it is
House leadership would squelch S88
Sunate Armed Services Commit-| SiS
tied up with UMT. He cautioned Army officlals against any “backstage maneuvering” to put—¥ versal training into effect whenever the draft dies.
JUMT Long Opposed It was understood that Mr. Arends spoke for the leadership. Speaker Martin and others long have opposed UMT, A bill to au-| thorize such a teen-age training | program has languished in the rules committee since last year, Mr. Martin, talking to reporters, based his prediction that the
partly on the overwhelming favorable 28 to 5 vote in the armed services committee.
vote in committee, you can usually count on heavy support in the House," the Speaker sald. .
The bill calls for registration of men 18¢ -30 and draft calls for those 19-through-25. Veterans of more than a year's service would be exempt. High school students could graduate. College students could delay their induction until the end of a ischolastic year. The draft would go into effect automatically 90 days after the act becomes law, |
Landis Backs Change |* In Tofi-Hartley Act
ne ASHINGTON, May 4 (UP)—|g Rep. Gerald W. Landis TR. Ind.) said today that he and Sen. Irving M. Ives (R. N. Y.) plan to sponsor a bill to repeal the union shop elections provision of the Taft-Hartley labor law. The Landis-Ives proposal would permit unions to negotiate with employers for a union shop with going through the election procedure set for in the law. But it would not affect the Taft-Hart-ley ban on a closed shop—a shop in which the employer could employ only union members.
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DEPAUW MAY OUEEN=-Mia Lymn Steng was “selocted on
to reign at the 18th annual May
Day-Mother's Day celebration Satyrday. She is a senior from
CARSON CITY, Ney. May 4 convicted or the fatal:
ported iminediately to England.) The board’s action was a sur-| prise. Only a few hours earlier | it had announced that a deci-| sion on her second parole request | would be postponed until & board member recovered from illness, The red-haired widow will be thel®D route home less than two years after the death of her husband, 0 Waters Jr. on Labor Day;
Board officials said that within
“ {the next three or four days she
will be released from the Nevada State Prison into the custody of the U. 8. Immigration Service. “For my son’s sake,” Mrs. Waters said, when she was given the news by Warden Richard Sheehy, “I'm so very happy that this hap-
ipened now while he is still young
enough not to remember anything about these awful surroundings. “In a few more months I'm afraid it would have been too late.”
'I Want My Mommy Back’ Gets Mother Out of Prison
On Hearing Plea-of Son, 3, Nevada Frees. Slayer of Husband for Deportation fo England
areas Waters, Irish war “of her husband, was: granted:
an unexpected parole today on the plea of ner 3-year-oid son that he wanted “my mommy back home with me. The Nevada. State Parole Board voted last night to free Mrs, Waters. But the board said she can go free only if she is de-
mother went to prison. He has visited her each week-end. Inmates said he recently began asking: “Why does mommy have to stay In the big grey bullding’ all the time?” The green-eyed bride contended during her trial that her palmsize pistol “went off” when Mr. Waters came to her room and tried to take their baby away, The’ stantly. The chubby boy appeared before. the parole hoard yesterday at the suggestion of Gov, Vail Pittman. Frank stood Before the board members and gave his name. Then he sald: wy want my mommy back home with me.”
GREEKS EXECUTE 154
ATHENS, May 4 (UP)—Greek firing squads executed 154 al.
The boy, Frank Knowlton Wa-
Carson City family since his
ters Jr., has been living with a/work in a long series
i guerrillas and Communists today for the Wigent, si single day's o mass lexecutions.
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{thoroughfare when he felt some thing warm. Several folders of | matches in his pocket had ignited and his pants were on fire.
Then he calmly loosened his beif | and. stepped out of the flaming
‘Sir Malcolm Slows Down
LONDON, May 4 (UP)—Speed- | king Sir Malcolm Campbell ap-| peared in London traffic court to-! day. The fast-traveling British sportsman paid a $6 fine for over- | time parking.
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