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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Carol Bruce Sings
In Keep EN- Flying

CAROL BRUCE. UniversaTs
new singing star. has returned to
the setting of her first profess
sional triumphs - the night club.
But don't get the impression that
the beautiful and talented warbler
is giving up her screen career.
The night club in which she is,
currently working is located on a
Universal sound stage and her
vocalizing is all a part of her role
in her second film, the Abbott and
Martha FRtayc star-fref,
Keep En- Flying in which she
heads the big supporting cast, in
Icluding William GarEan. Dick
! Foran. Charles Lang and William
Davidson.
Miss Bruce is seen as a nitery
entertainer who gives up her
career TO become a USO worker
lin the army camps. She sings
three numbers. including Vincent
IYouman's Time on My Hands
and the new Don Raye-Gene de
Paul tunes, "The Boy With the
IWistful Eyes and You Don't
Know What Love Is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

BOWFRY.-Ann Corio. one Of
the more prominent graduates of
Minsky's burlcSque theaterS, con-
tinueS her revealing ways for an
other week in her first night club
10 date,
Also retained from last weeks
show is Barbara Parks, dynamic
.SwingstTeSS with an enjoyable
style of delivery.
n the list of new additions are
Shea and Raymond. comedy team,
and Meyers and Carlotta who put
their trained birds through aero
.batic PAGES. The pretty Callahan
Sisters take terpSlchOrean honorS,
and Jimmy HuSSOn proves 1.-the IN
Ian acTobatiC turn.
No show here is complete with
out the cOlorful dances of the Don
Arden group. the sharp wit of
master of ceremonies Charlie Car
Isle and the tenor voice of Johnny
King who is featured with Benny
IRaSh's orchestra.
STEVEDORA. Held over by
popular demand is Billy JOY that
liovial bundle Of fun whose oppo-
site sex satireS are causing much
! hySterical laughter
New Corners include Freddie Ma
| her. VcntriloquiSt with his ami
mated dummy, Skinny Dugan and
1.-THE glamorous Tippen Sisters
novelty tap team. Claricc. blonde
member Of this sister duo, Won the
lrunner-up position in the recently
conducted Miss Michigan con
Hest
Betsy Balm acrobatic dancer j,
IalSo new
Musical wizard Boyd Senter re.
lmainS over, as does sOngStreSS
Ethel Shepherd.
Jack Thomas and his orchestra
lin addition 10 playing music fol
shows and dancing. have a fea
tured spot in the revue.
HCKEY'S BAR Al Page anC
company, billed as "A globe-trot
ting llluSioniSt who has mystifieC
millions, is cast in the role Of show
theadiiner. Card manipulation, rope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Film Time Clock

ADAN~-''Our wife" 10 10 -. M. / so
4 -, 1871. 20 o. m. "burma tontO,
- 80. a.fk. $50. e.2s D. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -- life Resin.
for Andy Hardy. ~ lG. 8s37. q 50, 10 .ls
p. m, "Daucr Hail." ll a. m, al 5.i2,
E.os 3.
CINDERFILA-'Jlfe Begins Tor AIDS
HRrtv. i2 50. a9f. o 50. 1888 o. m.
Dance Hall" 21. $40. y y. m.
FIsHIR-.Ilfs Bsgins Tor Andv Hardy
1870, .5s, 1.8s i0 b. m Dance Hall, %
2 -. 5.55 3 D. M
FOX-''A lank in she X A." ~ So.
81. 7-e7 lhsl1 b m. Moonlight in
Hawaii li .sl. 1.ff. t-n2, tI1 o.. m.
MADISON smith Goes 10 Wash
inTfon ~ o. m. . .fg. e So. 10 20 A.. n
"Gretn Nell. D." 90 5.v1. s.l8 b. m.
k0CHIGAS-'fNothing Bot the Truth r
~ 10 a. IN. 0f, f.ss. 2 .b3. 1919 p. m.
Bay He That Town. ~ az, g.fs, 6.37
? 81 p. m.
PALus-sTATF--.H Nod Bask she Dawn.
ff rs. 3 $50. =. 1920 o. mi "~igu 90 OBJ,
Wolf" 20 o5 a. NJ $50. SIS D.
RIVIERA LIE Begins for Ana,
HaFdt. 1e SD, t.iH frf lois D.. u
snanrf HAL 1.i6. 90. a.n5 %. n.
Ron AT,-"IIfs Begins for Ands HARDY
80. Do 90 g. NJ Dance Han, 20
So b. n.
UNITTn sRTI~rs-.Bi Blossoms ~ ~
nusf lE an srf goo Io.z1 o. m.
MARRIED Harhrlar Il.o8 a. M 20
~ ass o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Loses
Tuxedo Fight

EASY-GOING BING CROSBY,
who likes 20 loaf and work in old
clothes has lost battle Of four
years standing with Paramount
Studio.
lie wears a tuxedo in several
scenes ~ Paramounts Birth Of
the Blues
The last time Bling appeared on
the screen IN formal attire was IN
Double or Nothing,
"Aw, gee. Vic" complained
Crosby TO Victor Schertzinger,
II don't want 20 have one made
just for two or three scenes"
Schertziuger looked at Crosby
.SuSpiciouSly al the intImation that
1 he possessed none. Then, the di
lrector said brightly:
"Oh, that's all right, Bling.
The studio will have 20 make II
for YOU. This is laid In 1906 and
it's period tuxedo
Crosby groancd he had for
gotten that studios make al
period costumes for male actors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Bell F eatured
At Frontenac

KARLY NORMAN'S male revue
at he Frontenac, with Billy Her
zero as the star. this week fea-
lures the smooth sophisticated
dancing OF Bobby Bell.
Bell, fayorite of Detroit au-
diences for the past two seasons
opens with an impression Of THE
Continental" and then changes
mood and tempo with an ancient
SiameSe dance in appropriate cos
tune - doubling with the SD
Adorables. whose dancing Is one
Of The evening" high spots.
Master Of the brasses Is Jimmy
Cargano. who, with his orchestra
give forth for the show music anc
for dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Yank Breaks
Attendance Mark
At the Fox

Every weekend attendance rec
ord established since the Fox
Theater inaugurated a straight
picture policy two years ago has
been broken by "A Yank in the
Raj " managing director David NJ
IdZal announced to-day.
The spectacle drama Of Eng
lands sky fighters has drawn
crowds even in excess of such con-
spicuOuS boX-office hits as Grapes
OF Wrath. Tobacco Road and
GhaTtCyiS Aunt.
I'VE wish TO apologize publicly
60 the more than 10000 persons
whom we were forced 10 turn
away Friday. Saturday and sun
daV." Id1al said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Cabaret Revues Emphasize
Many HOLd-OUer Acts
Nv WALTER STEVENSON

which has proven so popular with
patrons here. That uncertain feel
ing you can never tell what he's
going 10 do or say reigns when
wacky Sonny takes the floor.
Heading a supporting lineup of
stars is Tangini, acrobatic artist
whose specially IS playing musical
instruments while performing diff
ficult tumbling featS.
SwingstresS Judy Lane, the
Four AdorabIeS and Dom Greg
ory's music complete the revue.
CASANOVA. - Jim Penman
"gabby trickster' whose Juggling
and monologue are very vaguely
reminiscent Of w. c. Fields, leads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Glamour S Useless
In Army, Says Actor

CORP. JAMES STEWART paid
a hurried visit 10 Woman of the
Year set TO see Katharine Hep
burn. They hadn't seen one an
other since starring in The Phlla-
dclphia Story, which won Stewart
an Academy award
After few minutes. Stewart In
sisted he had 10 leave Miss Hep
burn and Spencer Tracy urged him
no stay.
Look, Kate" said Stewart II
have to report back very early
i'm the morning. And believe me,
saying was late because
couldn't get away from kathar-
inc Hepburn and Spencer Tracy
wouldn't keep me from peeling
spuds."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

and uumble in acrobatic dance rou.
tines. and tenor Bill Tracey anC
others round out the bill.
Ross Dristy and his orchestra
make the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

swing songs Of Audree Warner and
the trumpet solos Of band leader
Joe Blanket. who also directs his
orchestra for shows and dancing.
al CLUB An exceptionally fine
show will highlight the three-day
grand Fall premiere planned for
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of this week.
That ace master Of ceremonies,
Sonny Mars, adds another week TO
his already longtime engagement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

the variety Dill
h din & for a
second week.
Vocal impress
sions by singing
c o m e die n ne
Dorothy London
together w ( h
[ h e c o m e q Y
d a n Gin & and
serious songs OF
master OF cere-
m OF les Lou
s tr q @ ter add
zip and sparkle
TO the revue.
The excellent
ballroom inter-
nret atoms of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

opened the La
fayctte last
night
OF course the
current vogue
for treating
dark deeds m a
light manner rs
not confined 10.
this owen Davis.
comedy alone
Arsenic a n a.
Old Lace and
others have SET
the pace and
now we have al
pair OF happily.
young nldrrlcdS
who cant quite 4
explain why a
G. O IN e ID f.
corpSes are talk
ing up space mi
their nicely fur
nished Green
witch ap a r t.
nent 4
III YOU ca n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Film Making Bee
Sought by Fancier

r. A SOUTHERN gentleman
Of the old school has mis- way the
feminine star Of milliOn-dollar
movie viii literally become his
queen bee after She completes her
current screen assignment The
star is Honey heroine OF Para
mounts Tcchnicolor feature car
toon. Mr.. Bug Goes 20 Town,
whose task is 20 guide The artists
who draw The character. The
southern gentleman is Mr.. VIII
liam Patiengl. Of Coral Gables
Fla, who wants Honey 20 rule
ms hive when She finishes her
film chores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

overlook the bloodStalnS you'll find
this a iroicSome little affair done
in a rather playful fashion with
dialogue which gets just trifie
TOO COY al times.
For the leading roles this pro-
duction has blonde film star An
tia Louise and handsome owen
Davis Jr, son Of the playwright.
BEAUTIFUL CONFUSION
Mrs North IS supposedly a
charming and slightly scatter
Drained young matron who can
only cook up trouble and confuse
astute detectives with her clues
Light and chattery though the
role is, Miss Louise plays il too
archly and affects an accent which
is AZ times hardly recognizable.
However. she is most attractive
10 look ar and wears stunning
clothes.
DAVIS Il GOOD
Davis is very good. his natural
ness being his most admirable
trait and his timing IS sharp.
Among the men we liked Co
burn Goodwin as the lieutenant
who has 10 cope with two bodies
and the solutions of Mrs. North.
Ross Hertz fills the obvious
comedy role Of a detective stoege
10 perfection and Blair Davies
makes one Of the suspects a con-
yincingly sinister figure.
Gerry Carr Don Haggerty and
Russell Morrison are others who
help 10 make this an engaging
evening in the theater.
The principal characters are
those adapted from the MIR. and
Mrs. North series in the New
Yorker Magazine and the staging
is by de Liagre with setting by
10 Mielziner.
REVIVAL NEWS
A wire we just received from
Joseph IIeiAAeEtiae Aew York
Theater Guild reads as follows
NEW YORK. oct. Detroit
viii sec Inauguration Theater
Guild Revival SerfDS with "Ah VIII
dcrncSS an CasS Theater October
&c. Popular prices, in keeping with
revival idea. VIII be from 80 cents
to- s. Harry Carey has leading
role in ONeill comedy with Ann
Shoemaker. Tom Tully. Enid Mar
key. William Prince and Is others
IN support. An Wilderness" will
tour rest OF season. visiting about
IS cities. New York engagement
Sell-out for four weeks and was
received enthusiastically.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

I + j c k s a n d
sleight of hand
are 10 be found
in his bag of
magic.
Too numerous
TO mention are
the members OF
this huge show
which is pre-
Sented by mas
Ter of e
I'm o n ! q s Billy
Meagher. A few
Iof the hig h =
lights are the
dances Of Val
erie LantZ and
Ann Lee. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Mr., Mrs. North
Has Fatal Charm
Murder Coined y
Is Lafayette
- Opener
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

MURDER WILL out even in
your own liquor closet. ss that at-
tractive Young couple, Nh and
Mrs. North. find out in the very
amusing murder mystery which
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Republic Steel Corp.
Files s9O,000,OOO
Financing Plan
Nv tt e Associated Press.

Rv tt e Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Re-
public Steel Corp. announced yes
terday it had filed with the Cleve-
land Office of the Securities g. Ex-
change Commission a registration
statement covering s9OOOO,OOO of
new securities for broad re-
financing program"
They consist of S65,000,000 of 20
year first mortgage sinking fund
bonds and s25,00OOOO of 15-year
convertible sinking fund debentures.
Interest rates, redemption prices
and offering terms wills be an
nounCed later.
Public offering of the securities
is to be made by an underwriting
group of 139 members, the largest
syndicate in recent years for an
industrial security offering. 1t will
be headed by Dillon, Read g. Co.,
Glore, Forgan & Co. and Lehman
Brothers.
Proceeds of the new issues will
be used, with S16,5OO,000 of bank
loans, to retire all the funded debt
of the corporation, comprising S62,-
51o, 900 of Az per cent general mort
gage bonds, s6,258,0O0 Gulf States
Steel Az per cent first mortgage
bonds and S15,0000oo of ia per
cent serial notes.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Bond Averages
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Declines
of fractions to points or more we're
in the majority as bond market
trading went into the final hour to-
Gay.
Brokers said the retreat was
brought on by general pessimism in
financial quarters since the Euro
pean dictators began the latest series
of moves which many believed would
be climaXed soon by an intensifica-
ton of war efforts.
Prominent on the decline were,
among others, Boston & Maine 4l2s,
International Hydro Electric IS, Bal
timore e. Ohio stamped IS, Amer
lean Telephone 314s, Missouri Pa
ciflc SIS, Nickel Plate 412s. Southern
Pacific 412s and Southern Railway
612s. Bush Terminal As dropped
more than 4 on sale of two bonds.
Foreign issues trailed the domes-
tic list. Panama IS, Japan 6l2s and
Rome 61as were among losers.
United States Governments gave
up 4-32 to around 1872 of a point
under light offerings.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Treasury DiseIoses
u. :. Debt Above
40 Billions
Obligations Reported
Within ; Billions
OF Present Limit
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
The Federal debt climbed past
SAG, 900, 100000 today while Congress
considered raising its legal ceiling
The Treasury SAID its obligations
totaled s46,0O3, ,095 ,498, or within
So, OOO,OOO,OOO of the present limit.
The House has passed and Senate
committee is considering now a
proposal to increase the limit, how
ever, to $65, 900, 100000.
The debt has risen $3,035 ,564 ,460
in the last seven months, and Is
scheduled to rise faster as the de-
fense program speeds up Presi-
dent Roosevelt estimated that by
June 80, 1912, the debt would exceed
s58, 900, 100000 without counting bor-
rowing which may be necessary to
finance the ase-lending plan of
aid to Great Britain.
So far this fiscal year, expendi-
lures have totaled s6,739, 5,092,
receipts, S3,458,530,197, creating a
deficit of s3,28l184,S95.
More than a third of total ex-
penditures so far this year were
for defense, and the proportion is
expected to rise to 81 per cent in
the next fiscal year
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Bank CIearings Lag
In Holiday Week,
Top Year Ago
81 Per Cent Increase
Over Corresponding 1910
Period Revealed
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Bank clear.
ings in the short week ended We'd
nesday fell sharply below the pre-
ceding full week, due to the Lincoln
holiday observance, but showed a
continued rise above the same 1910
week.
Total transactions for % cities
amounted to S4,378,475.0o0, Dun &
Bradstreet reported. This was a
gain of 81 per cent over $4,246,-
$4,000 for the like short week of
last year.
The turnover for the latest period
dropped 81 ,998, ,469 900 below the pre-
ceding period, compared with loss
of s1,189920,00O between the two
similar weeks of 1910.
New York exchanges for the past
week were 50, $40 ,846 900, against ST.
371 $4,000 year ago, or decrease
Of 1.3 per cent. The aggregate for
outside cities, at S2,037 ,629 900, was
gain of 81 per cent over the ST.
874 4,681 900 for the like 1910 week.
Declines from year ago appeared
at only two outside centers-Chicago
IA per cent, and San Francisco, SO
per cent. The largest advances were
at Atlanta, 1868 per cent; Boston,
27.1 per cent and Baltimore, 249
per cent.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
ChicagoGrain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Wheat prices
fell about a cent to the lowest levels
since last September at one time
today, but later recovered much
of the loss. New-crop contracts,
which were strongest throughout the
session, closed with little or no loss.
Weakness of securities, the do
mestic wheat situation and European
reports were bearish factors. Help
ing to support the market, how
ever, were reports of dust blowing
in the Southwest and improved -four
demand.
Wheat closed z lower to "a higher
compared with Tuesdays finish, May,
791z; July, 74-741s; corn unchanged
to u off, May, 6o7s; July, 6Os4 oats,
1s-l 6OuN
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Electric Power Output
Off Further in Week
By the Associated Pcs.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Electric
power production declined for the
third week in row in the period
ended February 8 but the drop was
less than seasonauy expected. fig
ures released by the Edison Electric
Institute disclosed.
Output OF 2,823651 900 killowatt
hours was 2 of l per cent less than
1929 100000 in the preceding week.
This represented a gain of 119 per
cent over 2,522,514,000 killoWatt
hours in the comparable 1910 week.
Because the dip was smaller than
anticipated. the Associated Press
power index, based on 1o29-30 as
100, advanced to 1895. a new high
for the year, from 1888 a week
earlier. The index, adjusted for
seasonal trend, stood at 1853 a year
Evening star., 1941-02-13
New York Produce

NEW YORK Feb. 13 (R1.-Eggs 1O.s42:
easy. Mixed colors, fancy to extra fancy
19ia-2094: extras, 19H: graded flrsts
Is1a: current REGENTS; II; seconds, I633+-
average checks, 15-15A Refrigerator,
best. 16-16l2; poorer. .15-15&.
Whites Cresales Of premium marks.
pSemium MARKS 594-aasa: speefa1s' seeln sos!i
standards, 1874; Cresales of exchange to
mediums 10
Browns, nearby and Midwestern, fancy
to extra fancy, 20A21; specials, 20;
Duck eggs. fancy, 1890.
Butter. 7sa,21s; steady Creamery
higher than 81 score and premium marks
3I-31A; 90 score (cash market. 3034;
ss-91 score 291A-30la s4-s7 score. 81
90
Cheese, e44: slow. Prices UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Percentage gains over a year ago
according to major geographic
areas were reported by the institute
as follows:
New England, los; Middle At
lantic, 1913; Central Industrial, Is;
West Central, 7; Southern States,
1913; Rocky Mountain, SIS; Pacific
Coast, II.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
New York Sugar

NEW YORK. Feb. 13 P-Trade and
speculative covering steadied world sugar
futures today after an early decline into
new low seasonal ground. Late afternoon
March, .6S. and December, "a.
Domestic futures were firm in sympathy
with raws and up 1 to . points on trade
covering. March traded at 2.O3 and Sep
tember, 2.16.
Raw offerings were fairly sizeable, but
were firmly held from 300 cents upwards.
Refined was unbalanced at AS cents.
Futures No. 8 closed 1-2 higher. Sales,
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Wholesale Commodity
Index Off Slightly
ey tie Associated Press.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics
reported today a decline of OIL per
cent in wholesale commodity prices
for the first week Of February. The
decline was attributed to further
weakness in agricultural products
prices.
The bureaus wholesale COM
modify price index now stands at
80.5 per cent of the 1926 average as
compared with 78.5 year ago.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Feb. 13 0P' tUnited States
for domestic woods in Boston CONTINUED
very quiet today. A little Graded French
combing length fine territory wool was
reported sold at 81 cents to 81 .02, secured
woods running bulk French combing length
were quoted mostly at 95 cents to a. &.
secured basis. Some interest was shown
in traded three-eishths territory woods at
s4-e6 cents, secured basis. The finer
Grades of South American wool continued
active at fair prices.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
1925 average equals 100
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets as COM
CoFTEE-Spot Arm; Santos No. 4, 8.
offerings included Santos Bourbon 3s and
5s at 7:95-s;25. Santos No. p" fn,
bass March; Ma yen: May; z;9sp; July;
hlgher: Sales. 1000 bags. March. 6.51n;
Nav 561n; July. 5.S2n.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed 1859
hisher. Sales No. ] standard, 1853 con-
-racts: new contract, 213. Old: March
so;5o.52: Nay, 2O.57,, Nsw: July 2o.20-22.
higher. Sales, 4,O00,000 pounds March,
194s49 June. 1o.3O-32; September,
l::2s. Spot No. 1 Western light native
RAW sILK-Futures closed 4-6 cents
hishsr; Sales, go bales. March, 2.54;
COCOA-Futures closed IA to 16 higher
Sales, ,9;4s! tons. March 5.64n; May
WOOL 'ToPsEFutures closed 4 to, 81
cents higher. Dealings were estimated at
around 100000 pqppdss:: Mach March, IL M q; p
Spot tops, 1888 for minus s.
Bid Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Metal Market

NEW YORK. Feb 13 GPl.-Copper steady:
electrolytic spot, Connecticut Valley. IL 90;
export, f.as New York, 10.50-12.00. Tin
$3.50. Lead steady; spot, New York. 5.65-
70 East St. Louis. $50. Zinc steady;
East st. Louis, spot and forward. 7.25.
Pig iron, aluminium antimony. quicksilver.
platinum, Chinese wolframite and domestic
scheelite UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1941-02-13

In bankruptcy or recelvershlp or pelng
reoreanIzeo under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities aSSumeo py such companies
Rates OF dividends II the toIesoins table
are annuai disbursements oaseo on the
last quartz OF seml-annual declaration
Unless otherwise uoteu special or extra
olvldenos are not included
Also sxtrs OF extras oCaSn or STOCK
Declared O. palo so far this year fPay-
able IN stock Paio laSI year hPayabIe
in Canadian tundS Accumulated div
idendS paid OF declared this year wv With
warrants Nv Without warrants var War
rants Unit Of trading less than 100
mares: sales are sivep In full
Evening star., 1941-02-13
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13-Cotton
futures gave ground today under
pressure of liquidation Influenced
by action of securities and heavy
offerings credited to Bombay
brokers.
Active spot house buying in July
early in the session made for steadi-
ness, but this demand was quickly
satisfied.
Midafternoon prices were off to
6 points with March at 1921; July,
1915, and December, 967.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Tax Credit Allowed

The Treasury announced 1t had
allowed a credit of S114,412 to the
Riverside and Dan River Cotton
Mills, Inc. Danville, Va, on 1885
and 1887 income taxes.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dlspatcn 10 Inc Star.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 10
Sales Stocks. High Low. Close
377 Arundel Corp 1874 Is i6
- Baltimore Transit 81 81 81
1900 Bait Tran pfd $50 $50 $50
go Gonstl Pow com 661a 651a 65'4
800 Dawson Chem
5 East. Sugar pf VT 1874 1s17 1sl2
% Fidelity Z Guar 80 30 80
.43 Guilford Realty Co so. so so
145 Merch & Miners 151s Is Is
4 Mt Yer Wd Mills 2.25 2.26 2.25
365 New Amster Cas- l7ss 17ss TN
21r u S Fidel Guar 22ss 223 2212
BONDS.
$4,000 Bal Tran deb asa 81 3654 36L
1000 Bait Trans IS A 42A 42A 42h
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
1926 purchases involving e6,63o shares;
2,635 sales involving 57,701 shares. In.
cludins 20 short sales involving 7e6
shares.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
:
ChicaRo Cash Market

NJ Cash n,,sss s!ainmWhsai - e 10 No. red. s. $50.
dark, hard. s6!a Corn. old No. 3 yellow,
64la: No, 4, 64 No; 5, 63I. new, No. 4
No /, 61-63: No. 4, 57'4 IL: No 5, So
5s34: No. white. 64-64iz; sample grade,
5l-561z Oats. No. / white. 3si2; No.
bright. 3s'4; No > white 3s No. 3 white.
heavy, 3ai 2: No; white. SO; sample grade.
white "a 2-35l4, No. l mixed, heavy,
feed. $3.50 nominal: No. touch. So:
mailing. So No. >, 63; No 3. g. Soy
beans, No. , yellow, 95i 2. Field seed. per
alsike, 2 50-12.OO fancy red top. 80
500; rec clover, s.OO-IO.0O: sweet clover,
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Feb 13.-The Associa ted
P-ess weighted wholesale price index of
30 commodities today declined to 77.37.
Previous day. 57.46: week ago, 77,36;
month ago, 1ss5; year ago. 70 32a
Low 1925 $3.50 637s 41.44
1926 average equals 1909