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Evening star., 1941-08-13
PhiIco Corp. Reports
Profit Of S9l9,108
In First Half
TotoI Compares With
S5le,3e4 for Same
Period of l940
nv the Associated Press

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug 13-Philco
Corp. reported today net income
for the first half of 1941 of 1919, ,108,
or 81 cents common share, COM
pared with s519,394, or 3S cents
share, in the like period 1910.
Greyhound Corp.
Greyhound Corp, reported net
profits for the first half of l94l
of s2,708 ,965, or 95 cents a common
share, compared With 81 l,203.133. or
IL cents share, in the like 1910
period.
Consolidated Oil.
Consolidated Oil Corp. and SUBJ
sidiaries reports net income for the
SIX months ended June 80 of $3,471,-
o4l, equal to Is cents common
share. compared with S2,080027, or
Is cents common share, in the like
period of 1910. The company report
ed a provision of 81 100000 for Fed
eral income and excess profits taxes
for the l941 period, compared with
sl75.000 provided for Federal taxes
in the first half of 1910.
Revere Copper.
Revere Copper g. Brass, Inc, and
wholly owned subsidiaries reported
net profit for the first half of 1941
of S2,363,884, or s286 a common
share. compared with sl,287 1876. or
e5 cents share, in the like 1910
period.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Rail Spokesman Urge!
Profits Tax Be Based
On Invested Capital
George Predicts Sales
Levy on Manufacturers
Won't Be Approved
By ths Associated Press.

D. tus AeotEldtsu ftcocs
r. v. Fletcher, general counsel Of
the Association Of American Rail-
roads, urged the Senate Finance
Committee today to revise the
House-approved excess profits tax
50 rs to make invested capital the
single standard for computing the
levy.
Under the 1926, 100000 House
revenue measure. corporations could
compute excess profits either on the
basis of invested capital or on aver
age earnings during the period 1885,
1899, inclusive. The Treasury has
recommended the invested capital
basis.
Mr.. Fletcher testified that. under
the House measure, a corporation
which would pay no tax when ex-
cess profits were computed on in
vested capital still would be required
to pay 10 per cent on profits in ex-
cess of those for the 1936-l939 base
period.
Base Period Profits Low.
Railroad profits during the base
period. Mr.. Fletcher said, were
practically zero" Declaring that
"the railroads are making some
money now" he added that 194l
probably will be the best year since
1879"
Mr.. Fletcher said he did not OBJ
ject to the House-approved per
cent tax on transportation tickets,
but urged that commuters travelling
distances up to so miles be ex-
empted. The House aP4Tov~d a
30-mile exemption. Mr.. 41tcher
also asked that soldiers in uniform
be exempted entirely.
Meanwhile. 1t appeared certain to-
day that administration opposition
would head on any move to impose
q general manufacturers sale tax.
Defeat fer Levy Seen.
After several business SpokeSmen
yesterday urged this form of levy
in place of the excise taxes on the
so-called luxury items now in the
AbcdSui c, NiiaH uldIi 1COlkC tOi
newsmen that while there was con-
siderable sentiment for the sales tax
in the committee the attitude o:
the administration made it unlikely
that Congress or the COMMITTEES
would approve it.
Senator Vandenberg. Republican
of Michigan expressed agreement
with one witness that such a tax
would simplify the work of the
Internal Revenue Bureau and elimi-
nate many objections presented &c
the committee by representatives oi
industries affected by the proposed
excise taxes.
The manufacturers sales tax was
advocated by Hugh Satterlee, chair
man of the Committee ON Taxation
of the New York Lawyers Associa
ton: Jay Iglauer, chairman of thu
Taxation Committee of the Nationa
Retail Dry Goods Association, anc
N w. Hart, president of the Com
mercial Refrigerator Manufacturers
Association.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Chicuqo Produce

CHICAGO. Aug. I3 P,.-PouItry, live,
80 trucks hens Arm; springs easy; hens,
pounds and down, 17ia; springs, 4
pounds up. White Rock, 1871 under 4
pounds. White Rock, 10; other prices un-
changed.
Butter receipts. 971.s97 easy; creamery.
80 score. 351.: 90. 34s4: 81. "a; 90 cen
trahzed carlots. 81: other prices un-
changed.
Eggs, receipts. 14.09a. firm: fresh
graded, extra frsts. local, 27i4: cars, 271a:
frsts, local, 261a; cars, 27; storage packed
frsts, %: other prices unchanged.
Potatoes. arrivals. .5S; on track. 1877;
total United States shipments, 243: sup
and long whites moderate, market slishtly
stronger: for best quality Nebraska cob
blers demand fair, market steady; Bliss
triumphs. all sections, demand slow. mar
ket dull Oreeon, long whites. o. 8: No. l.,
2;0o-10: Idaho and oregon Bliss triumphs.
banks u s. No. l., 2.1o-2o Nebraska
cobblers, y. a. No. l.. and commercials.
1.1o-30; Wisconsin cobblers, good quality.
110
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 P.-Noon for
eisn exchange rates follow tGreat Britain
in dollars. others in cents):
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: BuyinE. 10 Der
MUM: equivalent to discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York of buying 9.91
per cent: selling 9.09 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market liz per cent discount, or $3.50
U. s. cents down. les cent.
Great Britain. ofhcial Bankers FOREIGN
Exchange Committee rates.: buying, 4.02;
selling. 4 04. open market Cables, 4 .033s
Latin America.
Argentina, ofncial. 29.7T; free, %. 90:
Brazil, ofnciaL 6.06: free, 6.10n: Mex
leo. 20.70n.
Hong Kong, 2435. down .01 cent;
SHANGHAI. sos down .03 cent.
Rates in spot cables u9iess otherviss
n Nominal
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Auto Union ParIey
Votes 10 Organize
Detroit Plant
Manufacturer Accused
Of Running Awoy' to
Seek Cheap Labor
BY the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 13.-The
Convention voted today to organize
employees at the Federal Mogul Co..
Detroit engine bearing and auto
parts manufacturers, which a dele
gate described as . runaway
plant"
The United Automobile Aircraft
and Agricultural Implement Workers
adopted a resolution which stated
the management is moving the plant
from Detroit to Greenville, Mich,
after Harry Weaver Of Detroit Lo-
cal 202 asserted the union cannot
afford to allow companies in large
industrial centers to run away In
search of cheap labor"
He said the Detroit workers, who
receive an average wage of SLIT
hourly, ARE being sent home and
laid off" while the employees at
Greenville are working six to seven
days a week at an average wage
of 50 cents hourly"
Backs Defense Bonds.
The convention approved a pro-
posal encouraging and supporting
the purchase Of defense securities rs
"a patriotic duty and as q means OF
protecting the future of wage earn
ers and their families In any post
emergency readjustment."
George F Adde's, y. A. VIC. I. o.
secretary treasurer. said the union
is prepared to purchase the limit, or
$50 900, in national defense bonds.
The delegates also indorsed the
principle of pay roll allotments for
the purchase of defense securities
with the strict reservation" that
the allotments be voluntary and as
sanctioned by action OF the local
unions.
Convention delegates still face one
of the hottest issues OF the session
whether to bar Communists from
union ONCE.
For a week and . half they have
clashed frequently on alleged Com
munistic domination of two defense
industry strikes. and 4 U. A. W.
C. I. o. administration spokesman
said the issue hardly could be
avoided now.
Action Sidetracked.
A dozen anti-Communist resolu-
tions have been introduced by as
many different locals but action on
them was sidetracked as delegates
argued over conduct of the Allis-
Chalmers walkout in Milwaukee and
the North American Aviation strike
at Inglewood, Calf.
With routine business and hnsn-
cial affairs virtually completed in
two closed sessions ending last
night, the United Automobile. Air
craft and Agricultural Implement
Workers hoped to decide on the
controversial resolutions and end
the convention this week
The session also voted salary in
creases of $500 annually to Presi-
dent r. j. Thomas, Mr.. Adde's and
the II International Executive Board
members. Mr.. Thomas, who op-
posed the boost. will receive $500:
Mr.. Adde's. 5000. and board mem
bers. $500. International repre-
sentatives (organizers) will get $50
a week instead of $50.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
London Market Dull,
Few Shares Climb

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Aug. ia few rising
industrial shares gave life to q
dull market today.
Kaf1rs. home rails and tobaccos
gave the best performance of the
session, but trading in other groups
was negligible.
Gilt-edged bonds were compara-
lively steady, but the foreign bond
group was practically ignored.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

BOSTON Aug. 13 (4, UNITED States De-
partpent of AsrieYltHTe> faiF IL demand nan.
tory wooIs in the Boston market today.
but other grades of territory wools were
slow. Good French consbins length, sraded
secured basis, quite readily, but lots held
at 81 05 were slow. Combing bright fleece
woods Of three-eights and one-auarter
were fairly arm at 46-4e cents in the
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas Light commons
at 81, 10 at 81, 10 at 81.
American Tel. & Tel. rights. IS at
1872, 100 at 7-32, 100 at 1882.
Washington Gas Light common
at 201z.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
FomiIy AHoir

For the 25th wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jose M. Diniz .
mass was celebrated ut the Church
of Christ the King In Shanghai,
China, ut which Dinizs brother Of
ficiated. his two sons served as AGO.
lytes, his nephew was organist and
his niece the solo singer.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Heads Accounting Office

e. F. Smith has been named man
ager of the central accounting ONCE
of the Warrington district OF the
B. =. Goodrich Co., it Is announced
by r. r. Campbell, Washington dis
trict manager.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

a Also extra or extras. g Declared or paid
10 far this year Paid last year,
,oc.t,on fIrrisneq ~ Naona, AS
states they DO not necessarily reflect
actual transactions or Arm bids or offers,
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Germany is developing q network
Of inland waterways, mainly BY link
ing navigable rivers With canals.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Sweden Has PIon for Buses

Sweden has a plan to make all
airports and commercial landing
fields ready for quick change to
military bases whenever necessary.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

quotations furnished by National As
eoclat1on of Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or frm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices. and
unless otherwise indicated are as quoted
BY the sponsors or iSsuers
mot quoted by sponsors or issuers.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

'Ex dividend. fPns extras. {D SOC
paid so far this year. te) 2x extra
I'd Sc 90 extra paid December %. l940:
extra. ipS Si 90 paid July Is. 1o41
(I) 81 90 paid in 1910. % $1,000 extra.
fw H. When issued.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Federal Lund Bunks

Peru plans to spend nearly ST.
100000 on public works projects.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 tl',.---Na tional As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Aus. l3 tFl.-Natlonal
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1941-08-13
U. 5. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Aug. 13 1Pp.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Short-Term Securities

Reported by Smith, Barney & Co,
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Boston Wool Marker

6UpJtCV 10 FEuC1 hI VNA
State income taxes.
Evening star., 1941-06-17

You won't have to guess about who made these fine
foundations and eirdles ust looking at the
very fine fobros :. . the exquisite Ioce trims -.
the amazing sIimmine job they do will tell
you You'll notice that many Of the garments have
push-Ined straps 1.-THE most expensive corsets have
that :. and they all have talon oIosines. Some
styles boned . others unboned OF Iostex with
up-ond- down stretch in back. Some with cloth
back Some samples +. some reductions from
stock . . . some of discontinued fobrics though
the styles ore current. Sizes 81 to AZ in foundo-
tons; 26 to "a in eirdles.
Evening star., 1941-06-17
lbs MARCY KANTRUN Hose

A hne ere pc
la ce " e a v e
stocking tha a t
Just won't run.
Every pair new
an d perfect.
S Zes 81 to
1914.
Hose, Main Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

NFW NORk-A Russian mIh-
tsry mission. headed ~ Lieut..
Ger. Philip Ivanov1trh Gohkov
chief ~ similar Soviet mission
70 Great Britain At ths outbreak
Of the Germsn-Russsn var A.
rivsd here from Canals TODAY
aboard Canadian Colonial Air
ways plane.
The group. which repeatedly
spent last night IN Montreal after
flying from London yesterday. was
en- route 10 Washington 10 discuss
United States aid 70 Russis.
In the party was Col Alexander
Rspin. Red army engineering eN-
pert, whose presence Indicated
that The Washington talks would
involve questions Of arms and
munitions for Russiss armed
I forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
H9356ESf

Although holding little promise
for much shipping activity over
the weekend. overnight arrivals
made a total Of three vessels on
berth at local terminals Saturday.
Berthing at that time were the
familiar coasters Point San Pablo,
Lurline Burns and Coast Shipper,
all making routine calls on regu-
lar itineraries.
Slated for arrival Sunday is a
fourth coaster, the Whitney OIL
son, calling then to commence
loading lumber for California de-
livery.
Only departure overnight was
the japanese motorship Namasimo
Maru, departing for the high seas
somewhat ahead of intended
schedule in view of the current
international tension.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
. GOLF

With Ruth Canale. city cham
pion. ready 10 defend her title,
members Of the Tacoma Women s
Golf association will start play
Monday At the Tacoma Golf and
Country club in their annual cham
pionship affair. Psirings and start
ing times are:
a.sp--Mrs. Arthur Rust. shirley Nc
Donald. Mrs. Herbert Fry.
s.s7-Mrs. d. c. williams. Mrs
Henry Foss. Mrs A. d. Myers.
s.s4-Ruth Canale. Ann Murray,
Mrs Al Carter.
s:si-Mrs. Robt. Allard. Mrs. L. @.
Fielder. Amy Lou Murray.
s5S--Mrs. Olaf Grything. Mrs. ID,
c. MeNalr. Mrs.. L. 7. Murray
a.o5-Mrs. VIM. Turner, Mrs. c. r
Mahon. Mrs. Robert Bratcher
el2-Mrs p. J. Himmelsbsch. Mrs,
r c Cole. Mrs A. p. kitson.
al9-- Mrs. Matt Richmond, Mrs,
Oscar Hansen. Mrs. Blanche willis
s26-Mrs. Nell Day. Mrs. n. Lind
berg. Mrs. Minot Davis.
Chas. Peterson, Mrs. l. r. johnson.
$40 Mrs. Chss. ingram. Mrs
Ralph Holserson. Mrs A A Rerills
aaT-Mrs. r. q Lehman. Mrs. y p.
shannon. Mrs. VIM Clapp.
Sa-Mrs. Ann Horswen. Mrs Ger
ard Van Thief
io.oi-Mrs. q W csushrsn, Mrs
c J. Senner. Mrs o A. Elder.
10Th Tee
sSn-Mrs. walter Buhre. Mrs "
Mccormick Mrs. NJ witheridge
s.S7-Mrs. Chris Peterson. Mrs. J
Knight. Mrs. Harry p Cain.
saz-Mrs. Harry Andrews. Mrs. Alex
Rabbit. Mrs. Ben Wlntermuts.
s.5l-Mrs John H Bradley. Mrs
Thos Turner. Ann Barlow.
5s-Mrs. Thos. Curran. Mrs. J. p,
Aisip Mrs. r. sharp.
.OS-Mrs n A. AcCrAdy. Mrs J. A.
Macarthur. Mrs NJ. NJ Crane
e.i2-Mrs 4 L. Hagen. Mrs. Y. L
West. Mrs. A L. osbers
eia-Mrs r J. Elmore Mrs n
Flanders. Mrs VIM y. Deering
26-Mrs. Paul Benson. Mrs Ffed
HaineS. Mrs A Seymour
. S3-Nrs. Burt Norris. Mrs.. stuart
Macdonald
SONS A. Johnson Mrs Nelson
p
7-Nu }. H.rlsy Mira n Men.
dau
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
South Park. Dawson
Win Wicket Meet

South Fars Rows snd Dawson
girls we're winners IN plsyfieid
wicket tournament held At Wap-
ato yesterday. The South Psrkers
won Is 70 II while Esther Duel
hurled Dawson 10 a 45-ls win
over jefferson.
Members o; the winning teams
Rers
south PARK Vernon Motifs DICK
Garchls Prank Dsissnto Don BuShsy
Fgank Dawes Pete Charuhss. Prank
Hsorsugn Bcb Pcck Gift ACksnn
Dawson Esther Duel Mzrgis VIII
ans Dot DueH Florence Baughn.
Grace ssEteelis kathleen Wiilis1-s
Eilsn srisfly. Norma Larsen. Lorraine
s. Etsis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Cavalry Sofiball
Team Wins Crown

Corporsls Bill Gregor and Rober'
yeager have pitched IRE ii5th
csvalry's Service Troop aofthail
ten through the resimentsl league
indicated thus far this season and
have lost but six games to nom
regimental teams.
Service Troopers are now out
after the city title In Olympia, hav-
ing joined the league there several
weeks ago.
Rushing the season by several
weeks. the Seryicemen won II
straight games before tasting de-
feat at tire hands ~ the osck 30th
Infantry Reslmental team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Montgomery Ward 10
Open Portland Store

RTLAN D MONTGOMERY
Ward and company viii reopen the
Portland store Monday. o. ".
Huddleston. manager. announced
today The store had been closed
since MAY because Of = strike.
Negotiations were recently COM
pleted At Oakland between AFI.
unions and the firm for settlement
Of the strike A similar dispute
had closed the Oakland store.
Local unions AL clerks and
warehousemen-f formally approved
the settlement last night. Huddle-
ston said that the store viii grad
ually work UP to fun employment
Of about 1900 employees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Acres Results

First Race-s4o5. 3-yesr-olds and
up. claiming; six furlongs
Shelleame dln 5000 az 70 q 90
Gallant G11 .. 270 730
MI Retna 1O3) 80. $50
Jockeys in order H. woodhouse K.
Watson. H. Schulng Time, 1892.
A All, orphan ,,, e Dsnny Po on.
Bid. Velder. Poohjsy
second Race - s4os' claiming D.
year-olds. one mile
gtinca Lad (lioi $50 % 80 s2!o
Evslyn Collins Go6) 40 2 40
Ahtrawith G1o1 49,. $40
jockeys in order Dodson W.
Vail, r. Carter Time 3a2 Lillian
Lee. Arizona Kid. Son Bludgeon Anna
Bubbling Palmer's FIRST. Bright
Louise, vaidina Flower.
Third Race'.4os. claiming s.y.,r.
olds foaled in Washington. six fur
longs
LADY In Red uos $3.50 lloo $50
Fort Chenoe l1D $50 90
Glad Fraud G06l 2So
JOCKEYS in order: Time. l.l22. Film
Star, Frsneila. Glad March.
Fourth Rsce-.4os. s-y.ar-old. and
up: claiming. SIX furlongs
Whip Hand lo51 ..147o 500 $40
Ewing BUD NlsD.. 400 2 40
Empress Hills ...... 800
Burns. c. Rails, Time lll3 Sport
Fan. Gazette. Penehey. Bonnie D. sun
Streak sympathi7er.
rim Rsce-s4o5 claiming 4.year-
olds and up: one mile
chiefjean lleD ....1seo 800 $50
Jean Lee Glsi 49,. 100 400
Er1Hkv W f1T1a A
Jockeys in order c. Wagner. c.
Stafford r W Smith Time ~.
Idle Bubbles. Shasta Fire, Paplsy. Far
East.
shrh Race s4o5 claiming. s.yer.
Posilipo dl6! .....isoo 80 SO
Nv Mae CID ..... $40
JOCKEYS in order: r W Smith II.
schuling. O Burns Time. l.1l2.
Royal Orb Antario oregon Double
Chester Rose, Roger Witch.
seventh Race-ssos claiming a.
year-oids and UP. six furlongs
shsdytown ul3 $40 81 20 ~ 50
99f9eP 70 orr 100 $3.50 s 90
Jockeys IN ordtr. c Rails. Car
Ter. H Duncan Time III ~Hili Do.
skv Pirate. Dipperconsrd. stingy
LADY.
Eighth Rsce-aos t-year-oids and
ID. claiming ! i-i6 miles
Club SOFA It2i ~ 20 ~ 50 AZ IN
fndeDen't Wsv gI2l 40 I IN
Captafn Logan rn7l $40
Jockeys N order 2. Rails p "
Smith G Dixon Time. al Keen
Jack Dsrko SlipsWsy Tisirus sedo.
Msnrieo Dancing Pirate Wildtop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Legion Playoff
Set for Monday

Play-off for the Western Wash
ington American Legion Junior
baseball championship was post
poned today until Monday. West
ern Avenue Meats OF Seattle and
the South Tacoma nine were IN
able IN get a field today.
A doubleheader will be PLAYED
Monday at the Columbia playfield
diamond in Seattle. The first
game starts AT 100 o'clock.
Spokane and Yakima will meet
Monday at Spokane for the East
ern Washington title. The district
winners will play next weekend
for the state championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
SELECTIONS
SUNDAY. JULY p
Post Time-2:15 y. m.

Post Iime-2:l5 p. m.
First Race: Nuneaton, Azusa.
Ahtrawith
Second Race: stepmother, Glad
Santa. Smoky W.
Third Race; Error Risk. Ever
Speer, Westpride.
Fourth Race: Trans wynn.
Gladys Ann Maystick.
Fifth Race: Jolito. Sundays
Child. Marco.
sixth Race: Count Valiant Aid
ridge, Gordons Gift.
seventh Race: Over Drive.
Campus Fusser. Sahara Chief.
Eighth Race; Keene Jack. Fly
ing Bud. Leland
Best Bet: Stepmother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Inves meni Trusts
CRUISERS LOSE

Olympia grabbed the lead in the
Northwest Baseball league last
night by defeating Bremerton, S-2
Howie johnson scattered the
Cruisers hits while the Senators
hammered Doug Ford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Aug % July 20 Aug Aug IA
Data supplied by L Weather
bureau. Department Of Commerce. D..
Washington forecast ~ Fair to-
night and Sunday with fogs and
low clouds along coast. Little
change in temperature. Gentle 10
moderate northwest winds off
shore. gentle westerly over inland
waters.
At Tacoma. s a. m Saturday
Light fog Wind northwest 4 m.
p. h. Barometer 1924, rising oil
then steady
Rain last ~ hours, none; since
July !. 90 inch. shortage of 40
inch. since Jan. l. 1916 inches, a
shortage Of 100 inches.
Sun rises Sunday At 4:43. sets
at 7:4a. sun rises Monday at 40,
sets at 7:4s.
Weather on July %. 1910 -
Cloudy. Maximum temperature
was SIS degrees and minimum S.
Highest wind velocity was II m.
p. m. from the southwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

supplies sent rsyon and allied
stocks to new highs and stimu-
lated new buying in sugar shares
on the stock market today.
Cotton futures were favorably
affected today by anticipated silk
shortages and turned an early loss
into a gain, rising to new 1i-year
highs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Firth Raee-Purse s5O5: three
yesr-olds and up, claiming; l-l6
mile. The Rainier district Pow
Wow Purse.
oTe Autumn Color tnn hoy 'l0q
osa Hilds Nav Carter los
ll3 Golden Nugget tRsmth) lis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Markets at q Glance
BY UNITED PRESS
SATURDAY

Stocks: Firm and quiet.
Bonds; Irregular.
Curb Stocks; Irregularly higher.
Wheat: Up y to y cent
Corn: Up y to off \.
Cotton; Up about rs cents bale
to new li-year highs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
BANK CLEARISGs

SEATTLE - Clesrings Ss,0i5.-
nSn 81. hslsn csS. S3t22 400 50
trsnsse tons. S2o.42e. 900 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
BIDS REJECTED

Recent bids for construction Of
small coasting freighters and tug
boats have been rejected AZ ex-
cessiVe, the L. s. Maritime com
mission said Saturday.
Birchfield Boiler, Inc, Of this
city. submitted the only offer in
this state. bidding $500 900 for
construction Of one diesel tug.
The vessels are intended for de-
livery to Great Britain under the
lease-lend act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
--HAPpY--
Ki;rthday
SATURDAY. JULY s6

SATURDAY. JULY e6
Pearl Barto, 64i5 va. l 1T.
Mrs. George kembel, 1903 So.
Cushman ave.
Mrs. Carl Grirsby, 5000 So.
Monroe IT.
DIR. Carl A. Anderson. Day
Island.
Mrs. Katherine Cu.ato, 1871
30. 18th 81.
Roma Sirisnni, 17t4 50. Cush-
man ave-
Ray Bramn,er. spsnaway.
SUNDAY. July 81
Virginia Cook, Route I. box
14s, Midland.
Genevieve Sangston, $50 So.
l. 81.
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished oy
Dean WttteT & Company
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Technicolcf ...-..-.......... 10
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PINES vs.. ROTC

South Tacoma Pines will play
he ROTC service officers team NJ
Camp Murray in baseball game
At Robert Gray field Sunday at
o'clock Steve Grass will pitch
for the Pines
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Rayon and Allied Stocks
Hit New Highs on Market
DoW-JoNEs AVERAGES
SATURDAY

DoW-JoNEs AVERAGES
SATURDAY
Industrial -. 1870. up o.6t
Railroad ..... so.07, up OILS
Utility ...... 1889. up o.os
es stocks -. <s.s4, up OIL
Sales were $4,000 shares. lsrg-
est turnover for short session
since May 10. Last Saturdays
sales. 10000 shares. Curb vol
urne, 5000 against $4,000 shares
. week ago.
NEW YORk-Freezing Of Jap
snese funds in this country and
the expected cutting off Of silk