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the utmost distance4out of luis long legs. sa F s
 Whether or not Woodruff eventu- ally makes a serious attempt to crack the mile mark depends en- tirely on him. His coach, Carl Cl- son, believes that Woodruff caa produce the 4-minute mile.
 The mile route is not new to Woodruff Running in the 1855 Western Pennsylvania interscholaS- tic meet he covered the distance in ABBA to create 8 new schoolboy mark. This spring, is dual meet with Notre Dame, Johnny won the mile in 4;267. A few weeks later against Penn State he shaved the time to 4:20.e. This last after he had turned in a 48.2 quarter and a 1:57 half
 There really isn't much coach can do to improve his running form. To attempt changes might throw the long-striding negro out of gear. The only thing Woodruff needs is improve is his strategy. Tn she pas many of his important races, and this goes for his Olympic yic- tory, were won after he had run all over the track, inside, around and all but over his opponents. When he learns to stay out of pockets. and how to pace himself, all the marks up to and including the mile record will be at his mercy.
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GIANTS co TO TOP, NATIONAL LEAGUE, SUNDAY
One Game Is Forfeited by Umpire Sears Because
 of Alleged Stalling
(By Associated Press)

The New York Chants are safe at the top of the National League with a to victory Sunday over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
 The Chicago Cubs split with the Boston Bees, winning the night cap 2 to 2 after losing the first game to l.
 Stalled Game
 On the grounds the Philadelphia Phillies were stalling in the hope that the pm. curfew law would halt the battle before the final five innings, Umpire zizzy Sears forfeited the nightcap to St. Louis g to o.
 Alex Kampouris walloped out a homer with the bases loaded in the Sunday game with the Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds won g to 2.
 The Boston Red Sox split with the St. Louis Browns, winning ( to 5 and losing to 2.
 The Chicago White Sox boosted their winning streak to eight in a row with 6 to l and 6 to 5 vic- tories over the Athletics.
 The Cleveland Indians dropped a ten inning game, to T, to the Washington enators and the scheduled. second game was rained ont
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BRITISH PLAN Eo7 2EhR N9
 HIS ITALIANS
Government {,
 Spec llnc-. Ie.ual
1lect Issue j

ei a Hee4ins
 y tbrcteh ps3aee- rciy of heavy aw mate- hains circles SLY
 bWna up all the available teel and several other primary cn the world markets, Eitn E thaping Italian maau-
 Unto some alA if msat
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 l@ ore sar. eulaiy over the situation be- ae taaV AlcW lhat tne military .e nation have frs5 call
 nlas The Fascist Caeii dsc srel on March W egaa to raw ma5esia's, me.9la q sacgiiioe even to-
 of the eiVl re- maenants f9g lhe military fs-
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AT THE HOTELS
Gastineau

Gastineau
 H. E. Chatwin, Kimshan Cove; Sylvia Engstrom, Mrs. J. c. Leger, w. A. Bloom, Murray Stuart M. Anderson, Fairbanks; Henry J. Mesta. Finleyville, Penn. Mrs. Andy Nielen, Nome; Mrs. E. A. Mcintosh, Tanacross; c. L. Irvine, Tenakee; Roy L. Clothier, Van- couver;; MT. and Mrs. G. Rogers, San Pedro; Miss Mary Joyce, Taku; A. A. Mielhaupt, F. E. Chadwick, San Francisco; K. Louring, zerby Strong; Seattle; A. Mandel Los Angeles; H. L. Collins, Portland; B. Brynelson, Tulsequah; Mrs. Ida Foster, L. Rapuzzi, J. Phipps, Ben Mohs, Skagway; w. K. Keller, An chorage; James Platt, Washington, ID. C.; Mrs. A. Gunderson, Chat ham.
 Juneau Virginia Shedd, Wrangell; J. L. McCarry, Jr., Salt Lake City; Carl V. Goettel, Spokane; George R. Galletly, Seattle; Herbert Lee, Ten akee; MT. and Mrs. J w. Tyacke, Haines.
 Alaskan
 Steve Early, Comet; w. G. Sal berg. Tacoma; Miss B. Edwards Seattle; J. V. Casnohan, Bremen ton; Jack Read, Cheyenne; L. John- son, Carl Nielsen, Juneau; Dougal Tram, Helena; o. G. Hillman Hoonah; A. w. Gusler, Teller; Will jam P. Brickley, Funter; Warren c. Evelans, Chilkoot Barracks; John E. Erickson, Chignik
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D0UBlE P0 or BALL. 0 @ 4A H@ &a
D D..1 r.
 Results in Re billing
 Moose. Ellss loa

Six ball games behiad ahe because of a late start a rained aat contests the Channel Baeobsn Ieale stow away plent os nav and as long es the Chanul tinues to get glance from z Sol
 Encouraged by tpe condition M tun0pt for yes day c League President Wllam Ha heimar has listed 8 delayed for every cad dats ta H ing the games in she order which they appear en the
 This weeks baseball insup lists the meeting between tas Moose and Elks for his even Moose and Douglas Tuesday two minor league squads chants and Cardina Wadnee3 evening, Moose. and Douglas again Thursday and Douglas ana Friday
 Big Mac" Maespadden would seem ticketed for mound dlity o- night for the Elks, while Bob Kim ball is set to go for eis P (though Tex Hawkins insists ae he is going to climb up on hill and bafte the Purple cou CTS with intermiEed nortn and south side deliVerses).
 Tonigbfs contest is set Ter e innings, beginning at c go o'clock at Firemen's Park
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TROUT FIsliENG GOOD SUNDAY, MOOSE e.lgE

Excellent troag fishing in Mo Creek was enjoyed by week end guests at Taku Lodse acc8r0ne o Mary Jogce, who arrived ia Jaa early this morning on her b the Mary J.
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JUNEAU MUSICIAN le7 ITsr
 TO CCATgNUg g9gCa ssU9

Mrs. Vladimir aoloyieff taleafo soprano who left Jumeau oYe
 weeks ago for study l Elgogs in Italy where she VIII eon6nue her voice culture. aecardR to [ received in the last mai Mrs. SeloVieff left New York May on the Conte Dl savo.a Genoa.
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GAMES SATURDAY Pacific Coast League

Oakland 6; Los Angeles 16. Sacramento 2; San Francisco 4. Missions 4; Seattle g. San Diego '; Portland 8.
 National League St. Louis 3; Philadelphia l. Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 5. Chicago 6; Boston 3. Pittsburgh 5; New York T.
 American League Philadelphia 0; Chicago 2. New York 6; Detroit 5. Boston II; St. Louis 4. Washington 6; Cleveland 8.
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GIBSON WINS
 HIS ELEVENTH
 GAME SUNDAY
Seattle and Missions Split Doubleheader- San
 Diego Wins
(By Associated Pressl

Sad Sam Gibson. veteran hurler pitched the Seals to his eleventh straight victory Sunday, scoring a 3-1 win over Sacramento in the first game of the doubleheader and enabling the team to retain the Pacific Coast leadership. The Sena- tors won the second game 4-3.
 Oakland split a pair with Los Angeles. dropping the first game 9-6 but winning the second 2-l, ten innings on Sunday,
 San Diego ended a four game losing streak Sunday by trouncing Portland 12 to l and to 5.
 Missions split a doubleheader Sum- day with Seattle, taking the first game to l while the Indians won the second game 6-5.
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Gastineau Channel League

Try The Empire classifieds for quick results.
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GAMES SUNDAY Pacific Coast League

Pacific Coast League Oakland 6, 2; Los Angeles 9, l. Ten innings.
 Missions T, B. Seattle l, 6. Sacramento 1, 2; San Francisco 3, 3.
 San Diego 12, B. Portland l, 5.
 National League Pittsbur g. New York 9. Chicago l, ?; Boston 2, g. St. Louis T, g; Philadelphia 2, 0. Second game forfeited by umpire on account of alleged Philadelphia .,alIng.
 Cincinnati g: Brooklyn 3.
 American League New York 5; Detroit {. Washington 8; Cleveland ', ten innings. Second game postponed. rain.
 Philadelphia l, 5; Chicago 6, 6. Boston 6, g. St. Louis 5, 3.
 Gastineau Channel League Elks 5; Douglas 3.
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HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
Evening star., 1937-06-01
Washington Produce

1.-pound prints. 36; tub 81: 90 score. /.
pound prints. "a; A-pound prints, 80:
tub. 33.
ls; veal. IS: Spring lamb, pa; Fan lamb
20; pork loin. rs; frozen pork. %: fresh
ham; 49,, smoked ham, 25 sliced bacon,
3oa33: slab bacon. IS: compound. 1917:
lard 1412
HE s!osKF's' Sesi5 llsnt d25o h9ss
p9unds aasa1o ;e heayes, caves s.eso. sows
Prices paid shippers. net fob Wash
ineton, by the United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economies;
c,ieHiS ,EGGs-Msrket .sIsdl about steady at un-
graded ar, ana dated white eggs. U, S. extras,
U. S. standards. large, 2Oi2.
LIVE POULTRY-Market weak and nm
settled; prices lower on Rock chickens; fowl,
cotored, heavy, l6al7; Leshorns, l4al5;
P"ct Toosters v,1s,, 10; ch!ckens crosses aia32
80; Leshorns, . pounds, is; less than ,
pounds, l6, turkeys. old hens. l6al7: old
Sales in large lots by original receivers
APPLEs-No carlot arrivals; no cars on
track Supplies moderate: demand mod
yanis barta,. ViTginta and M West Virginia. bushel
iO-l.SD. pIS-lnC1 minimum
> l0-2 25: .9ii2-inch minimum .,35-" 40;
2s4-inch minimum; 2,502 60; yellow New
towns, 2i4-inch minimum ] 60-l65 ol2-
n1th, Ineh minlmpm ]! m 225-Sa5 ::s4-inch mini
mum, ;1o-1 10: 2lz-inch minimum. i So
LOO 1-inch minimum. l6O-l.7j; Stay
mans 2'4-inch minimum. ti5-l 75 ola-
inGh N en- -, N, MINIMUM 2?5-2 35 29s Inch
nm minimum 20: few higher. Boxes
fancy. Winesaps. 16ls and ZOOS
: TO so; 1855 and 125s 25o-2 f5
Romes 1855 and 1855 25-235: 1l3s
and zoos. 2;35-2.50: a6s and larger $50:
SftaSmans l23s and lbs. 2.35-2.50: extra
1ancy and fancy. Delicious l13s, 2s5-
go; zoos, 2,75-2;9o: Cartons; Fancy
215: Delicious, 144s:: 265-2.15: I12s
3o5-2 s.; 96s. 3 90: Lovrys. 1905. . 90
80; Golden Delicious. 144s 235-o so:
y; y No 1,Is J. Pippins; d12s 22572 35; 1905.
25o-2;o5: Arkansas Blacks, 112s. 225-
2.35: COS. 2.1O-2o5
ASPARAGUS-No carlot arrivals; no
carson cars on track Supplies moderate; demand
mid crates. dozen punches New JERSEY.
extra extra Colossal: 2.oo-2:50; Colossal l.75-
zoo: extra fancy, 1.75; fancy. 1851 so:
Delaware, medium to LARGE size. 125-I.5O
Evening star., 1937-06-01
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

40 THehs sesdy sa9e hens ovef gs
17ia: 5 pounds and less. 17l2; -Leghorn
Rooks Rn l3 a. SfTf We esSsd Roeks "a a. Pyp9K
~; broilerS,- colored Plymouth and White
Rocks. 21: Leghorns. 1870; barebacks.
Is Springs. coIored %; Plymouth Rocks,
25la White Rock %: barebacks, 81;
Toosters. 49,. Leghorn roosters, -; tur-
keys keys hens dd IL vH toms and ID cSorea No t4F
pounds. UP. III; small. -; geese II.
Butter 16,7lS. steady. Creamery spe-
cialS ta3 scorel 3ni2-31; extras (a"). 30:
extra ffrsts (oO-91l. "9l4-12; frsts tSS-
so. o1I2-2Sie: go centralized carlotsl.
2al2, EGGS 4l.62o weaker; extra 1irsts,
local. 10; cars. ,l9ia: current receipts,
Potatoes; 90: on TRACK I.u.a:,: aG3: total H,a
sunday. l4l Monday Gal; old stock:
about steady: supplies moderate: demand
light; sacked per hundredweight. Idaho
Russet Bl-bani;S. U. S. No |. few sales.
2 4O-45: Maine Green Mountains. Y S.
No l. car. .2.10: South Carolina Cobblers
U. 8. No. l.. showing heated. fair condi-
slightly stronger, California stock slightly
weaker: supplies moderate; demand very
good. Louisiana Bliss Triumphs. U. S.
No. l. .65-2.0 90: mostly $4,000: washed
stock. few sales, 195-2.e5: U. s.. No.
40; Cobblers. U S. No. ! 1;9572 90:
5000; fair condition SOD; U. S
No. 2. 1.05-1o: Alabama Bliss Triumphs
.. S. No. l, generally fair condition. 80
IS: showing considerable decay. ! 90; U.
s. No. >, ,0015 California White Rose
U. s. No. 1. 2.o5-15; fair condition. 200
Evening star., 1937-06-01
A. & P. D|SCLOSES
GAIN IN PROFITS
$17,084,622 Total Com
pares With S16,593,252
in Previous Year.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 1.-Great Allan
tic & Pacific Tea Co. reported today
for the fiscal year ended February %
net profit of S17,084,622, equal to s731
common share, compared with sl6,-
593,252, or S708 share for the year
ended February 29, 1886.
Diamond Match.
Diamond Match Co. reported March
quarter consolidated net income of
s532,078, equal to a. cents a common
snare, compared with S506759. or 40
cencs, in the like quarter last year.
The company, producer of timber,
paper and other products in addition
to matches, has properties in the East
and West.
Wick Chemical Co.
Wick Chemical Co. reported March
quarter net profit of s94l,244, before
undlstributed profits surtax, equal to
sl.34 a share. This compared with
Sl,016,784, or s145 a share, in the
like quarter last year.
Standard Gas.
Standard Gas & Electric Co. and
subsidiaries reported for the II months
ended March 81 consolidated net in
come of s4425,095 against s2,505 ,6o2
for the preceding II months.
For the latest 12-month net income
included approximately s2,373,OOO of
| undlstributed earnings of subsidiaries
applicable to capital stocks held by
Standard Gas & Electric Co. OF this
amount approximately s1,l60,00O was
not available for distribution to Stand
ard Gas q Electric in the form of
dividends on common stocks of GER
tain subsidiaries, due principally to
| accumulation Of dividends in prefer
red stocks in prior periods and to re-
tentlon Of surplus for other purposes.
Comparative amounts for the u
months ended March 81 1896. we're
s532'ooo and sl21ooo, respectively.
| Northern States Power.
Northern States Power Co. and SUBJ
/ salaries. unit in the Standard Gas
d Electric Co. system, reported for
the II months ended March 81 net
income Of S5,25l ,257. against s4,897.-
/ 357 for the II months ended March
81, 1886. For the March quarter net
income was s1,665,324 against $685.
383 for the like period last year.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
| Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
| Co, controlled by New York Central
Railroad Co., in its 1886 pamphlet re-
| port disclosed net income of s459l,-
249, equal to s532 share on capital
stock, against s3,245.373. or 1915 a
| share, in 1885 Total operating
revenues were s22,2O4, 400, against
! 1922 1872 in previous year.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
SHARP DROP SEEN
IN STEEL ACTIVITY
Institute Finds Operations
at TIA Per Cent, Against
81 Last Week.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The sharp
est decline in the Nations steel oper-
ationS in many months was reported
today by the American Iron and Steel
Institute in wake Of the tie-up of
strike-b bound plants of some inde-
pendent producers in the Cleveland,
Youngstown and Chicago districts.
The operating rate this week, the
institute estimated, will be TIA per
cent of capacity, compared with 81
per cent last week.
For nearly two months the industry
had been operating at 80 per cent
Of capacity or above and set new
high record for tonnage output on
the Spring expansion.
The drop, the institute said,
amounted to nearly Is per cent. The
operating rate, however, was above
the comparable rate year ago,
which was 68.2 per cent A month
ago the industry was busy at 81 per
cent of capacity.
Steel operations had been one OF
the chief sustaining pillars of the
industrial trend recently. The sharp
decline this week threatened to put
dent in the business curve, which
had been holding around the peak Of
the recovery movement.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
10 lOW-Yield Bonds

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1.--U. s. Gov
ernment, German and Italian loans
dropped on small volume in the bond
market today as traders withdrew for
appraisal of diplomacy arising out of
bombing of German warship.
Down about 1-32 to 5-32 of a point
were Treasury 2l2s, the 2a.s of 1859
and the 27ss.
In the corporate sector rail liens
declined under the shadow of disap-
pointing earnings. Off fractions to a
point or so were Allegheny SIS of 1e49,
Baltimore & Ohio 4 IS, Erie SIS. Illinois
Central ASS Southern Railway As and
Missouri Pacific IS.
Great Northern convertible 4s we're
down about 3 following a decline in
the shares.
Resistant were Bethlehem Steel 80.
Goodyear SIS, International Paper. Nc
Kesson & Robbins and Texas Corp.
3i2s.
In the foreign division German and
Italian issues were off fractions to
around point.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
FURTHER DROP SHOWN
BY TREASURY DEPOSITS

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1.-Treasury
deposits with Federal Reserve Banks
dropped to the lowest level in years
during the week ended May rs, the
credit statement of the Reserve Board
indicated.
Bankers saw nothing significant in
the decline, pointing out the Treasury
policy for many months past has been
to keep the total around the 100000
900 mark.
Treasury deposits compared as fol-
lows:
Week ended May 26---S 10000 900
Previous week III OOO. 600
Same period last year. 544 600, 900
Evening star., 1937-06-01
AUT0-L|TE VOTES v:
8|(CENT DIVIDEND:
Payment on Common Stock
Compares With 6Oin
Last Quarter.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 1.-Electrja
Auto-Lite Co. has declared a diyi.
dend OF 80 cents on common stock
compared with so cents paid three
months ago, payable July l to stock
OF record June II. The company man.
uiactures automotive equipment a,
Toledo, Ohio
Weston Electrical.
Weston Electrical Instrument Co.
Newark, N. j., declared a dividend OF
30 cents on common stock, payable
July l to holders Of record June l8
A dividend of rs cents was paid
May IA.
Art Metal.
Art Metal Construction Co. James.
town, N. Y, ordered a dividend Of
so cents on common stock, pavabls
July l to stock of record June 10
compared with 40 cents paid April l.
Gorham Manufacturing Co.
Gorham Manufacturing Co., silver.
smiths and goldsmiths, Providence
r. l., declared dividend of so cent,
on common stock voting trust certifi-
Gates, payable June Is to stock ot
record June /. Company said 25 cents
in March.
Outdoor Advertising.
General Outdoor Advertising Co
declared two dividends of s1.5O on pre-.
ferred stock on account of accunuIa.
tons, payable June 25 and July a
TO stock Of record June IS and July Ia
Hoskins Manufacturing Co. -,
Hoskins Manufacturing Co.. De.
trolt, announced a dividend of 4f
cents on common stock, payable Jun,
26 to stock of record June II. Pre-,
Vlous payment was 81 on March 26
Company manufactures electrical re.
slstance materials and other equip.
ment. =
Mckeesport Tin Plate.
McKeesport Tin Plate Co., McKees
! port, Pa, declared a dividend of 81
cents on capital stock. payable July
to stock of record June TO- Prior I.
the exchange of two shares of CAPITA
stock for each share held the com.
pany paid dividend of 81 on April
Evening star., 1937-06-01
WOrldPrOductiOn
OF Zinc and Lead
Well Above 1896
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 1-World pro-
duction of zinc and refined lead for
April and the first four months Of
1887 increased over the corresponding
periods Of 1885, the American Bureau
Of Metal Statistics reported today
April world zinc production totaled
156,989 short tons, against 131 1867 in
April, 1896, an increase of 25622. For
the first four months production was
up 68,40l, compared with the same
period last year The total was $685.
314, against 5l6,913 last year.
Lead production for April totaled
ISL ,597 short tons, against 140,436 In
April, 1885. In the first four months
production amounted to 586385, COM
pared with 540,436 in the same months
Of 1886, an increase of 45,84l.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK June l bPD.-Raw sugar
vas quiet early today and prices un-
changed at 3.35 for spots. with no sales
reported.
Futures were Steadier. particularly in
the No. contract. which opened = to 4
points higher on increased trade covering
and commission house buying promoted by
the upturn al London and uncertainty
over political developments abroad.
The upturn. however attracted hedg-
ms and part of it was lost with Septem-
Der easing of from "4l2 to %. leaving
the list to 3 points net higher at midday.
The No. , contract was less active as
traders were inclined to limit commit
menSs. owing to inactivity, in the spot
market. The undertone however. was
steady. July sold at ".47 and January
RAJ, or point net higher
Refined was UNCHANGED at 40 for fine
eranulated, bat business was light.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. June l lP,.-Eggs. 2S,1"6;
weak Mixed colors special packs. 22-
23S4, standards. 2i24: storage packed
frsts. 2l-2li4; frsts. @O-20la; mediums
1SA. ~ dlrtes No. i, l9-19l4: average
Butter, 14,171: steady. Creamery
higher than extra, 81 l4-32: extra (9o
seconds, cs4-s7 scores. 23-37Ia: central
jzed 900 scorel 30
Cheese, 51,207; firm. State. whole milk
nsiis. 5eSh' fancy, 1872: held. fancy, 1886
Live, poultry. by freight. weak. Fowl
eoiored II: Leghorn l6 roosters, IL: tur.
KEYS, lo-2O: ducks, 10: chickens unquoted
Evening star., 1937-06-01
PAYMENTS ORDERED
ON RAIL EQUIPMENTS
Ey the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June New York
Central Railroad Co. announced it
would pay today total of S4,223 900
installments of eleven per cent
equipment trusts originated from 1922
to 1884, inclusive. for the New York
Central, Big Four Michigan Central
and Cincinnati Northern Railroads.
OF the total sl,397 900 will be for final
installments.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press.

The position of the Treasury MAY %:
MEeSeMlptS M M .425 .607.22: expenditures
SS2 s33,9sl .5S: balance. S1.752. 6T6. :
~ customs receipts for the month
3 Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
y, S4.4 l2.577.716.97: expenditures So
st.4S3.62a 16 fincluding 50 SIS. .3S2
s2497 OF emergency expenditures); excess
debt: S}5. 2O9.773.4l2S3. an increase Of
S3, 51264 .5s over the previous day; gold
assets. S11 .9S3 SAG S6n4 including
$752. 323 43S.S7 of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
STEEL QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK June l GP.-Steel prices
per 100 pounds +; Q. b., Pittsburgh. Blue
ennealed sheets. hot rolled $40; galvan- =
ized sheets, 3.s0- Clack sheets. hot rolled
3.15: steel bars. 245
Evening star., 1937-06-01
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Transit-1o at 1913. 10 at lo1s.
Potomac Electric Power 512 q pfd.-5
at Ill.
Mergenthaler Linotype-lo at AZ, 10
at Al, 2 at AZ.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, June ] lPl.-Silver fu-
lures opened steady. unchanged to 3 lower
July. ~ 67b: September 44.57b: Decem.
ber 44.5Ob. Bid
Evening star., 1937-06-01
RUBBER FUTURES

NEW YORK June ! lP.-Crude rubbe,
futures opened easy. 35 to 90 lower July
l9.s5-9n: September. 20.Os-l2; December
20.24-25
Evening star., 1937-06-01
NEW YORK BAR SILVER,

NEW YORK, June l R.-Bar
silver easier, 70 lower at 447s.
Evening star., 1937-06-01
DOMESTIC BONDS.

Adams Express IS 4S 1907 100h 100h
Alleg Corp 5s IT,. 99A 80 80
Alleg Corp 5s 49, "a 93N "a
Alleg Corp SIS so stp 63A 63 63
Allied Stores 41hs 81 97la 971a 97h
Am g. For Pw IS 2030 78A TIN TIN
Am G Oh 5h A. 1861 1861 1861
Am Init " . '49 ----, 105ls l05h 1854
Am & 3A '61---. 99A 98A 80
Am T g. T3A &c.. 80 98ss 98ls
Am & T41a 3d.. 104h 1041s 1041a
Am & T S 1as 43 49, 1131t ll3M 1874
Am T F 212 s-5s'3S-'50 1861 1868 1864
Am Wat Wks IS '75- 1857 1854 1854
Anaconda deb AVS so 1861 1851 1861
Anglo Chill Nit Is ST 35 35 35
Armour (DeDlst 1855 97as 97N 97h
Armour (DeD 4s 81 97la 81 81
Armstrong OK IS SO 1854 105 1851
T&S Fe 4s 05-'55-- 1861 1861 1861
A T&S Fe adj As '95 1851 1O51a 1851
T&S Fe adj 4s '95 st 1854 1854 1851.
A T&S Fe gen 4s '95- 11O 109la 1O9A
A T&S Fe 41ss 4S 1O8A 1854 1854
A T&S Fe TSCL s'58 Ill 1lOh 11O7s
Atl Coast L st As 62 1925 1927 1925
All Coast L cit IS 50 931a 93a 93h
All L un4 Az S ga 81 81 81
Att Coast Line S. '45 1041a 1O41s 1O4h
Atlantic & D lst4s'48 so 4S1a 481S
Atl G & W 1st IS SO Is 75 IS
Atl Refining deb 5s'37 100h 1OO1a 100A
Aust & Nor 5s H. 1o5tt 1854 105st
B & o list Is '4s------ 10e& 1861 1864
B & o 4hs'60------- 75% 75h 75A
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ALSO extra or extras.
R-Declared or paid SO far this year.
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AFTER CALL.

Capital Transit CO.. at ga. IL at 10
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INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. June P,.-New
security Dealers Association:
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

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