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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
William And Mary Runs
Roughshod Over Tigers

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct. 49,
R-Held to one touchdown in the
first half. the William and Mary
Indians went on a scoring spree in
the third and fourth quarters to
defeat Hampden-Sydney's game but
outclassed Tigers, Al to 0.
With Johnson and Hickey leading
the attack, the Indians scored three
times in the third period and twice
in the fourth.
The Tigers made their only threat
In the second period. Holmes revers-
ed to Miller who got away. for a &c.
yard run to the Indians 26 and
Murdoch then passed to Hollenbeck
for a first down on the William and
Mary 4. Vandewe.gh ended the
threat by ~intercepting a pass and
returning it '26 yards to the William
and Mary 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
TENNESSEE TOPS
SOUTH'S ELEVENS
indicated, United Team Is
Rated Choice For Post
Season Bowl Bid
BY ROMNEY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. 19.-(R
Dust off a shelf in footballs Hall
Of Fame for little Johnny Butler,
understudy to T~enr,essee's great tail
Lack Bob FoXX, who spanked the
Volunteers to a PIP victory over
2 fighting Alabama team today.
Tine black-haired mite, weighing
barely 100 pounds soaking wet,
siashed off right tackle early in the
second period and raced 6s yards
nm Legion Fields east sideline, to
,labama's II. Then he faded back
and shot a flat pass to End Al Hust
for the tally. Fred Newman, substi-
t1te wingback, kicked the point.
Barely a dozen plays later Butler
snatched an Alabama punt on
'Bama's 40 and raced under a cor.
WOW of blockers to score standing
IN. Newman again converted.
Buffers brilliant play erased a
siy.point advantage earned earlier
in the period by the Crimson Tide
when Quarterback Jimmy Nelson
tore through the Tennessee line on
? spinner for IA yards and a touch
down.
A sell.out crowd of 24,531 fans
watched the bitter struggle, which
saw Alabama go down for its first
defeat of the year, and Tennessee
Weld its first touchdowns against
a Southeastern conference foe since
I. S. L. punched over a lone SIX
pointer in 1888.
Tennessee's victory put the Vols
at the head of the list among the
south's undefeated and united grid
iron powers, and rated them as an
odds-on choice for a post-season bowl
invitation.
Alabama, led by Nelson, and two
great sophomores, Dave Brown and
Russ Craft battled grimly all the
way, refusing to concede Tennes-
see a yard unearned. Early in the
second half, as the Volunteers sought
10 play safe with booming punts,
Brown scooped up Buffers spiral on
his OWL 43 and roared up the side
line for a second 'Bama touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Florida Gators Defeat
Maryland By 1910 Count

GAINESVILLE. Fla, Oct. 49,
P,- The Florida Gators finally
made their offense click today and
turned back a scrappy Maryland
eleven, 10 to 0, before an estimated
10000 homecoming fans.
The Floridians unleashed a po-
tent passing attack that carried
them the length of the field re-
peatedly and dominated TIE game
most of the way. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Butler Leads Volunteers To ~ To IL Victory Over Alabama
PAPA

RALEIGH, Oct. l9- Up -
Dick East, senior wingback on
the N. c. State Wolfpack, be-
came a father today, a few
hours before he and his team
mates clashed with North Car
DINA.
A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. East in a Raleigh
hospital early this morning
Mother and child were report
ed doing fine"
Mrs. East is the former Miss
Margaret Stallings of Raleigh
and Durham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
Western Carolina
Wins Over E.C.T.C,

CULLOWHEE, Oct. 10 R -
Western North Carolina spotted the
Eastern Carolina Teachers a pair
of first-period touchdowns here to-
day and then rushed from behind
to win Is to 4.
Each Of the games six touch
downs resulted from a tumble, in
tercepted aerial on a faulty kick.
The home team made 10 first downs
to eight for the visitors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
NEGRO FOOTBALL

Morris Brown 16; Morehouse 0.
Paine. T.. N. C. State s.
Lane 0; Xavier s.
A. and M. Institute SO; Talla-
dega 0.
Voorhees, Z; Bethune Goodman
10.
South Carolina o; Alabama State
Teachers college 26.
Tuskegee Institute IS; Georgia
State O..
TougalOo. 26; billiard O.
Florida A. and M. Z; Kentucky
State z (tie).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
INDIANA 1916

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 10
R-Indiana rose up from an un-
derdog's role today to bowl over
the previously ~undefeated Iowa
Hawkeyes 10 to 6, before a Hoosier
homecoming crowd Of 20, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20

Slips and spins: Buck" Nc.
Lane, Goldsboro airport manager,
was at the field last Monday. He
flew down in Doc Harrelrs Cub
Coupe with a passenger. And while
on the subject of Goldsboro, the
Stinson is back up there this week
end for transforming. They flew it
down to the local airport for the
first time in weeks last Monday.
-. Lawrence Cavenaugh of Wal
lace flew down in his Cub last Fri
day. Students Attention.! Lawrence
tells us that the runways at the
Wallace field are being lengthen-
ed, so that may mean that local
students can land there while log
ging their cross country time. . .
Did you see the Douglas BIG that
winged its way high above the air.
port Friday? When we first spied
it, it was droning northward, high
above, and then a few minutes Ia
ter, flew over again, this time fly
ing south. We can't figure that out.
-. A coast Guard plane, an open
biplane, roared by one day with
out even so much as circling the
field, and yesterday Billy Coding.
ton of Charlotte dove at the hang
ar, rocking the wings of his Waco,
as he headed toward his farm.
He'll land here sometime today be-
fore returning to Charlotte. :.
We hear that Jimmy Granere, the
son of the famous father and son
team of Dick and Jimmy Granere,
will be in High Point today to per-
form at an air show being held
there. Jimmy and his father are
famous the world over for their
dual acrobatics in Cubs. We saw
them go through their PAGES at the
National Air Races in Cleveland
last year as they did loops, spins,
rolls Immelmans, wingovers, and
other maneuvers simultaneously.
They're good at it. The Aero
Club will hold a supper meeting at
the Crystal Restaurant Wednesday
night at 7:30. All members are
asked to please let the Secretary
tme) know by Monday if they plan
to attend. If plans go through Mil
ton Schultz, C.A.A. Inspector, and
J.. D. Winstead, new president of
the Carolina Aero Club will be
there. And, oh yes, other new
officers of the Carolina Aero Club
are: J. L. Hamilton, of Orange
burg, First Vice-President; Tru-
man Miller, of Raleigh, and Bever-
ly Howard of Charleston, Second
Wce-Presidents: Mrs. Paul Eaton,
Of Charlotte, Secretary; and Frank
Dawson, of Fayetteville. Treasur-
Joe Cannon, of Charlotte, is the
only new member of the board of
We're glad to see the
officers are more fiers from other
cities rather than Charlotte, as it
had been in the past.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20

A new air marker has been
painted in Wilmington, leading
visiting pilots to the airport.
A cross head wind and low gas
to the student who can't find it.
Well tell you next week where
If iSi
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20

(By The Associated PreSS1
EAST
Army 6; Harvard + (Tie).
Navy 10; Drake 0. ~ ~ .1s'' u.
Cornell 80; Syracuse g..
Columbia 10; Georgia 13.
Duke 10; Colgate O..
Boston College 60; Idaho 0.
Penn State "a; Lehigh O..
Holy Cross 10; New York Univer.
sity Z.
Pennsylvania 46: Princeton %.
Fordham "a; Pittsburgh u.
Yale 10; Dartmouth Z.
Amherst &c; Rochester 0.
Boston University "A; Cincinnati 0. t
, Williams 10: Bowdoin IL (Tie).
Brown 26;. Tufts 6.
Colby &c; Middlebury O.
Ursinus 25; Delaware 0.
Washington and Jefferson Z; Dickin-
son 6.
Rensselaer, Tech &c; Drexel 0.
Franklin-Marshall IA; Muhlenberg 2.
Wesleyan IS: Haverford IL.
Johns Hopkins O; American 0 (Tie).
Lafayette 45; Gettysburg E.
Panzer IS; Lowell Textile 6.
Connecticut 10; Maine 6.
Rhode Island 9; Massachusetts,
State 3.
Montclair IN. J.) Teachers IS; Kutz-
town Teachers O..
New Hampshire 10; Springfield 6.
Susquehanna o.; Juniata 0 (Tie).
Norwich 81; coast Guard Acade-
my 6.
Trinity "A; Hobart 6.
Northeastern y; Bates g..
Rutgers SO; Marietta 0.
Vermont 10; Union Z.
Wagner n; Bergen G..
West Virginia q. 80; West Virginia
Wesleyan 0.
American International 20; worchest-
er Tech O.
LaSalle 10; Davis Elkins 6.
Mount st. Mary's 6; Potomac
State 0.
Grove City IA; Allegheny O..
East Stroudsburg (Pa.) Teachers "a;
Cortland IN. " Teachers 0.
City College New York 0; Clarkson
Tech 0 (Tie).
Millersville (Pa.) Teachers 20; Mans
field Teachers g..
Green Mountain Junior O.; New York
0 (Tie).
Brooklyn IA; st. Lawrence p.
Shepherd Z; Fairmont 6.
Indiana (Pa.) Teachers Is; Slippery
Rock Teachers G.
Hiram 2; Thiel O.
Arnold Z: Trenton O.. 49,.
Bethany 8; Westminster o. -
MIDWEST g.. =
Marquette 81; Creighton q (Tie).
Oklahoma IA; Kansas State 0.
Oklahoma A. & M. SO; Washington
u. (Mo.) 2.
Missouri Valley 26; William Jewell 1e.
Wichita, u: L%ittsburg (kan.) Teach
ars 6. &T
Notre Dame SD" Z; st. Benedict's' 0.
Emporia (Kan.) Teachers 81; South
western (kan.) 0.
Ohio Wesleyan 20; DePauw 9.
Hanover z; Franklin O.
Manchester z; Ball State G.. 1
Carleton 10; st. Olaf 6.
Concordia (Minn.) 10; Hamline O.. -
Gustavus Adolphus %; McAlester 0.
Bradley Tech 10; C entra (Mich.)
State 0.
Indiana State Teachers p; Grand
o..
South Dakota 26: Morningside 6.
Cornell (Ia.) 10; Coe z.
Beloit 0: Ripon 0 (Tie).
River Falls 8; Stout Inst. O: ~
Illinois Normal 80; Eastern Gill;
Teachers 9.
Carthage 10; Elmhurst 0. -.
Illinois Wesleyan "a; q S. Naval Air
Base g..
James Millikin IA Knox g..
Lake Forest 49,; Augustana 0.
North Central SO; Concerdia GILL; IS.
Iowa State Teachers 20; Western
State 10.
Peru &c: Tarkio o.
Aurora "a: University Of Wisconsin
Division) o..
Warrensburg (Mo.). Teachers Z; Mis-
;ouri Mines 6.
MIDWEST
Notre Dame 81; Carnegie Tech o..
Michigan %: Illinois O.. =,
Minnesota 10; Ohio State Z.
Indiana 10: Iowa 6.
Nebraska So; Kansas 2.
Missouri 80: Iowa State "A.
Butler 10; Wabash 2.
Dayton IS; Miami (O.) g..
Northwestern 81: Wisconsin Z.
Valparaiso 90; Central (Ind-) Nor.
nal O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20

Duke Freshmen 7; Tennessee
Freshmen 20.
North Carolina Freshmen. 0;
Navy Plebes 43.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20
JUST A HINT

CHATTANOOGA, Tena.. Oct. 10.
@R-Joe Engel, president of the
chattanooga baseball club, limited
0oay he was considering an offer
70 return to the Washington sena-
'ofS as a scout. s
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-20

Gas models are beginning to
make their appearance at the
airport again now. Sam Hous-
ton has flown some really nice
ones there lately, and another
model has made some trips
around the field, buzzing around
like an oversize bee. They real
ly do look funny when seer
from above.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, April lPl.-Poultry live,
one car thirty trucks, hens and Plymouth
Rock chickens, firm; White Rocks easy:
hens over 5 pounds, 1872: 5 pounds and
down. 6: Leghorn hens. 1872: White Rock
broilers 10; White Rock springs. 4 pounds
up 22l2; under pounds, 10; Plymouth
Rocks, 22: other prices UNCHANGED.
Butter, ss9,516, steady: prices un-
changed.
Eggs. 35,O56 firmer: fresh graded extra
flrsts. cars. 1624; first cars 1853; storage
packed firsts, 1134 extras IS: dirties,
14A: checks IA; other prices unchanged.
Potatoes III; on track, 414; total U. S.
shipments. 72O; Idaho Russets and North
stronger tendency; Colorado McClures and
Western Triumphs steady, supplies heavy;
demand fair; sacked, per hundredweight.
Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. /, few
sales. 2l5-3o q S. No. p 1.57ls-Go' 60
20; fair quality and color, 1.S5; Nebraska
Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No J., washed. 2.65-
70; U. S. commercials, washed, $50; Min
nesota and North Dakota Red River Valley
section Cobblers. 1880 per cent U. S.
No. /, SOTO; mostly 1.50-55; Bliss TIL
umphs. U. S. No. /. brushed. few sales,
l .5212-55; 80 per cent, U. S. No. l, 1.25-
80: unclassifed 1.20; Early Ohios. 1875
per cent U. S, No /, 1.3O-45; unclassifed,
30. New stock. dull; supplies moderate;
demand slow; less than carlots Florida,
bushel crates, Bliss Triumphs, washed very
few sales, U. S. No. l, 2.25; U. S. No. L,
size B. 1.S0.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April 4 LPp.-Eggs, "a 400;
irregular. Mixed colors, fancy to extra
fancy 1920 extras; carlots, lss4; less
Isl, graded firsts., 17A: current receipts,
average checks. 1434-15A.
Whites: NJ R Resales aS Of premium marks,
1917; standards, 1914. Resales of exchange
to fancy heavier mediums, 1S-20l2; Nearby
and Midwestern mediums. 17-17H2.
Browns: Nearby fancy to extra fancy,
20,21. Nearby and Midwestern specials
49,; standards, 1917; mediums, 1612-17
hisher than extra ss's,29Ia; sxH extra os &9a
seconds (S4-S7D; .26A-27h.
Cheese SS,s4S: irregular. Prices un-
changed.
Dressed poultry steady to firm. Frozen,
fresh and frozen prices unchanged.
Live, poultry steady. BY freight-Fowls,
Is BY express-Chickens Rocks, 90:
crosses, 90; Reds, ls. Broilers. crosses,
colored. 1S-1SR: Leghorn. nearby, 16:
Southern, Is. Pullets. crosses. medium,
20: small, 1920. Old roosters, 1912.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

FordtCan anbA(1) .
Ford Can (B)(1)-
Ford Ltd t.l6g)-
Fox Brew (1a) :
Froedt CIV pf 1.20
Fruehauf Ira. use
Gatineau P pf t5)
Gen Alloys =
Gen Fireprf .25e
Gen Out Ad pft6)
Gen Pub Svc pf
Gen Share pft6h) }
Gen WG&E pft3)
Ga Power pf t6)
Gilbert "a c.
Glen Alden .l25e
Grand Rapids V.
G APP n v 8 soc
G APP LIST pf (7)
Greenfield T & D
Gruman Air =
Gulf Oil OF Pa(l)
Hall Lamp t.60e)
Haloid Co (.25e) =
Harv'd Brew .05g
Hat Corp B ------
Hearn Dept Strs-
Hecla Min Zoe
Helena Rub .76e-
Helena R(A)(l)-
Heyden Chem "a.
Hires t.CE) soc :
Holophans (.26e)
Horn 4 Hard (2)
Hubbell (H) 1.60
Humble Oil .375s
Upgrade Syl.625e
Illinois-la Power
lli-ia Power Of
lll-la Pwr div ct.
Illinois Zinc
Imp Oil Ltd .60a
Imp Tob Can .40a
Ind Pipe l. l0e =
Ind Svc s % pf
Ind Svc ~ of
Ind apP&Lpf $50
lnS Co N Am "a
Int Cigar M (2)
Int aydro El pf
Int lndust l.l0g)
Int Pa&Pwr war
Int Petrol l.60a
Int Products -.
Int vitamin (.30)
Interest Il Eo Sc
Interest P Del pf-.
Ital Superpwr A.
Jacobs Co
Jer opal pf (6)-
Jer opal pf 10
Jones q Lau Stl-
Ken.Rad T&L A.
Knott Corp 10e--.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Bond Averages
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4--The bond
market stood up well today in spite
of active profit selling prompted by
yesterdays fast advance.
A few corporate loans were
washed back point or so, but near
the final hour the list was we'll
studded with gains. Up fractions to
around points were Gulf, Mobile
g. Northern SIS; New York, Susque-
hanna & Western refunding SIS; Del
aware g. Hudson refunding As. In
ternational Hydroelectric 6s, Nickel
Plate 4l2s and Studebaker 6s.
United States Governments showed
a majority of gains ranging to 4-32
of a point. Some foreign loans
showed wide advances, led by Ger
man General Electric 6i2s, Denmark
IS, Panama 5s, Uruguay IS of so
and New South Wales SIS.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Private Construction
Jumps q Per Cent
Above Year Ago
Suq in Public Awards
Keeps TotoI Slightly
Under 1889 Levels
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Private en-
gineering construction awards dur
ing the week ended Tuesday to-
tailed $22,5l2,0O0, the second highest
volume Of the year to date, En-
cheering News-Record reported to-
day. Private contracts were 60 per
cent greater than the previous week
and 80 per cent larger than a year
ago.
Total engineering awards for the
week were $55.837 900, a gain Of "a
per cent over the week before, but
3 per cent below a year ago because
Of decline in public construction.
Public contracts were slightly larger
than the previous week, but n per
cent smaller than the same week
of 1899.
The current weeks awards brought
1910 construction to S698 ,578 900, a
level 10 per cent below the same
period last year. Private engineering
awards for the year to date, how
ever, have been 8 per cent larger
than year ago.
Comparison of the weeks awards
follows:
Private
Ises See6 sTeyi9ps "o Tsek Yssr sFS
State and Municipal.
31,416,000 25,911O00 42,5SS,O00
Federal.
100000 100000 3,330, 900
Total.
65, S37, 600 45,OlS,O00 6T624, 600
Evening star., 1940-04-04
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, April 4 N1.-Rav sugar
futures No. , opened UNCHANGED to l
M i.54: Novsnber, s i.e7b; A'Ssni Jsnusry. ss i.se:
March. 2.00b. Bid.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Bank CIearings Soar
With New York City,
Taking Lead
First Yeor-to-Yeur
Goin Since Week of
January "a Shown
BY the Associated Press


NEW YORK, April 4.-The volume
OF bank clearings for the latest week
spurted sharply above that for the
preceding week, led by a vigorous
upturn at New York City. With New
York showing a rise over the cor
responding 1889 week for the first
time this year, the total for all cities
displayed its first year-to-year gain
since the week of January "a.
The turnover for % leading cities
during the week ended April 8, was
$6 6,265 ,5O7 900, according to Dun g.
Bradstreet. This represented an ad-
vance of 1877 per cent as compared
with the $5,512, ,301 900 for the same
1889 week.
Clearings for the current week in
creased s1694,943, 900, or 37.1 per
cent, above the amount for the week
preceding; the greater part of this
bulge took place at New York. A
gain of only s614,983 900, or 1875 per
cent, occurred between the two like
weeks of 1885,
New York clearings this week ag-
gregated S3,945, ,012OOO, or 1875 per
cent more than the s3,5O3 ,412 900
recorded last year. The 81 outside
cities had the sum of $780, ,495, 900,
rise of 15.5 per cent, compared
with last years total of So ,OO9 ,489 ,O00
The more important advances
shown over year ago at the outside
centers were: Detroit, 29.2 per cent;
Baltimore, 278 per cent; Dallas,
25.8 per cent; Pittsburgh, 222 per
cent; Philadelphia, 20.8 per cent;
Minneapolis, 203 per cent; Kansas
City, 1855 per cent, and st. Louis,
l5!4 per cent.
Bank clearings at leading cities,
together with percentage gains over
a year ago, follow; also the daily
average bank clearings for the
months of January, February and
March:
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Federal Lond Banks

NEW YORK, April 4.-Federal Land
Bank bonds.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Exchange Seat
Brings $4,000,
1910 High
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4-Arrange-
ments were made today for transfer
of two memberships in the stock
exchange, one at a price equalling
the highest paid this year, $4,000.
The other was at $4,000. The
previous sale was at $4,000, on
March 27. The lowest this year was
$4,000, on February 2.
Evening star., 1940-04-04

ww-With warrants. XW-Without
rants. New. st tstp)-Stamped
sNegotia abllity impaired by maturity
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 4.-Prepared by
Fitch Publishing Co
Rate Pc Stock of Pay
ollo
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Cos Pump Shipments

Manufacturers of gasoline pumps
for filling stations have advised the
Census Bureau that they shipped
81 ,32l 1888 worth of products in
February, compared with $1,2O2,1l7
IN January and $l,263,0l3 worth in
February, 1899.
Evening star., 1940-04-04
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. April t4, (U. S. Department
OF Agriculture).-Mostk kinds of domestic
woods were very quiet in the Boston market
today. An occasional car of new bright
fleece wool in country packed lots, con
tanning three-eighths and quarter blood
grades. was selling at "a to rs cents, mostly
"a cents. in the grease, delivered to mills.
Secured fall Texas vol was receiving some
demand at about steady prices
Evening star., 1940-04-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
sy private wire direct u The sss,.
Stock and Sales

BY private wire
Stock and Ss
Dividend Rate. A
Aero Sup B .20g-.
Ainsworth .25g--
Air Assoc (.50)--
l Air investors -.
Air Invest war =.
Ala Power pi t6)
Ala Power Of "a
| Alliance Invest
Allied Pro A LIE
Alum Co Am (1e)
Alum Co pf t6)
| Alum Industries
Alum Ltd tl.50e)
Alum Ltd pf (6) o.
Am Book 80 -
| Am Box Board .
Am Centrifugal
Am City P&LtB)
Am Cyna m B 60
! Am Export .25e
| Am Gas & El r.60
Am General
Am Lt&Trac 1.20
Am Mfg (.25e)
Am Republics
Am Superpower-
Am Superpwr of
Am Superp 1st pf
Anchor Post F..
Ark Nat GoQ
| Ark Nat GastA)-
| Ark Nat Gas pf--
Ark p & l. pf 10
Art Metal w .15e
| Ashla nd Orr 40
| Asso G & Elec(r)
| Asso G& r tA)tr)
| Assoc GRE pf tr)
Att Goa st Fish
Att Coast l. lg)
Atlas Corp war
| Atlas Plyw'd Use
A Walton e. Trans
Babcock & Woe
Baldwin Lo war
Baldwin Rubber
Bardstown Dist
Barl&Seel A l.20
Ba sic Dol .125e--
Bath iron -
Beech Aircraft
Bellanca Aircraft
Bell Aircraft -
, Bell Tel Can (8)-
! Bell T Pa pf $50
Bickfords (.6Oe)
Bickfords pf $50
Bliss tE W.
Blue Ridge
Blue r CIV pf(3h)
Borne Scrymster
Bourjois tlgD
Bra lillian TrL&P
Breeze Corp 50g
Brewster Aero
Bridgp't Machine
Brill tA)
British Celanese
Brown Co pf (r)
Brown Rubber
B N&EP of $50
B N&EP lst t5)
Bunker Hill Use
Cal BILE Elec Prod
Cable Ell Pro vic
Can Col Always
Can In (A) .15g
Can Mar W .04e :
Carib Syndicate
Carman tB) -
Caro- Pol pf 90
Carrier Corp
Ceian ptc of t7al
Cent HG&E t80)
Cent NY Pw of s
Cent oh StI zoe
Cent States Elec
Cent ST E Z % of
Cherry-Burr 80
Chesebro t4a)
Chi Flex s t5a)
Chief Consol
Cities Service
Cities Service Of
Cities Svc BIB pl
Cities Svc P & l.
ca of 15.75k
Clev Elec III ga }
Clev Tractor
Col Fuel G. ! war
Colts Pat f A t2)
Col G & E pf t5)
Columb Oil & Ga s
Comwlth & S war
Com P&L lst of
Cont y Pub S.65e
Compo Shoe %
Cons GEE Bo $50
Consol Gas&Elec
BALTIC pf B 4.50
Consol Gas Util
Consol MRS tla}
Cons Steel Corp
Cont Roll & Stl
Cooper Bess
Copper Range
Corroon & Reyn .
Cosden PetroIm i.
Cosden Petr pf
Creole Petr 50a
Crocker Wheeler
Croft Brewing :
Crowley Miner
Cuban Tabocca--
Decca Rec so -
Divco Twin Trk
Dobeckman
Duke Power Use
Duro-Test
Eagle Pitch Lead
Eastn G&F 6 of
Eastn Gas & Fuel
pr pf t1.l25k))
Eastn Mall Iron
Ea stn SITS Of B
Easy W tB).125e
Eisler Electric -
Elec Bond & Sh
Elec 3 & S Of (5)
Elec B & S pf t6b
Elec Pol I'd Of A
Electrol vic
Elgin Nat W .25e
Emp G&F s % pf
Equity Corp
Equity CIV Of t3)
Esquire 60)
Eureka P L 1.25e
Fairchild Avia -.
Fairchild + 4 A
Falstan Brew so
Fanny Farm 1.50
Fansteel Metal
Fire AS Phila "a
Fla P & L pf 3.94
FordtCan anbA(1) .
Ford Can (B)(1)-
Ford Ltd t.l6g)-
Fox Brew (1a) :
Froedt CIV pf 1.20
Fruehauf Tra.25e
Gatineau P pf t5)
Gen Alloys =
Gen Fireprf .25e
Gen Out Ad pft6)
Gen Pub Svc pf
Gen Share pftG)
Gen WG&E pft3)
Ga Power of t6)
Evening star., 1940-04-04

Stock Guu Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hish. Low. 2:55.
valspar pf t1k) 1905 90 28A 28as
Van Norman zoe 1905 27N 271s 27is
Venezuela Petrol 8 1h IN la
Vogt Mfg (.20e)- 2 IL IL IL
Wagner Bak Use 8 10 9A ga
Watt & Bond B " Y u
w Tex Ut $6 pf 6 zoos 100 100 100
West Va e 4 c 9 2% 2 2
Western Air EXP 3 ~ 78s 7ss
Westn Md lst pf 40s Sc Sc 56
Wichita Riv Oil 6 6 6
Willms Oil-O-M 2 IL IN III
Will ms r { l5g 3 7A 7A 7h
Wis Psi pf 1.75k los 1l2 ll2 112
Wolverine .10e 7h ia tn
Wright Harg.40a 6 57s 5& 53x
{ In bankruptcy o. receivership OF Deins
eeorgani5eo under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates Of dividends tn the foresoins table
are annual disbursements based on the
last ouArterly or semi.annua) doclafs-
tion Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included Also
extra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid last year Declared or paid 50
far this year I PAYABLE in stock Paid
last year Cash Or stock. Accumu-
lated dividends oaia o. declared this year.
ur Under rule w With warrants ~
without warranta war Warrants
Evening star., 1940-04-04
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK April LP.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
(Quota tions as of 2 oclock)
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BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
BY private wire direct to The Star.
7 r EAS U r Y. Z

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
3s 1942-47 -l05 S 1855 1865
HOME OWNERS LOAN
2A $ 1924 l0420 10420 l04.20
IS 194l-62 1882 1882 1OS.l2