Steels, Motors, Rails Share in Upturn
NEW YORK, May 18 UP).ÛÓHeavy demand for aircrafts sent them soaring ahead toå£ay and turned the stock market higher after two days of decline.</br></br>Many leading airchaft shares were up between 3 and 5 points, and gains of 1 to 3 points were frequent in the rest of the market.</br></br>Aircrafts have been favorable targets of sellers in recent sessions, and their cumulative weakness has been a marked feature of the three-week market dcline. Some brokers felt that the selling might have been temporarily overdone and the shares ripe for purchases.</br></br>At the same time, attention was focused on aircrafts by the Washington debate whether American airpower was second to Russia. Senator Symington (D-Mo.), former Air Force secretary, asked for an investigation of Ameri-</br></br>The market started ahead at the opening with aircrafts out in front, and it kept gaining ground with prices right around their best levels at the finish.