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Evening star., 1941-07-10
Canning Machine Firms
Are Granted Priority

By the Associated Press.
The Office of production manage
ment issued an order today grant
ing priority to makers of canning
machinery and equipment in an
effort to prevent loss of a portion
OF this years fruit and vegetable
crop.
The order will enable about IS
manufacturers 10 obtain preference
IN getting materials, but they were
urged not to use aluminium OF
stainless steel containing nickel.
insufficient machinery and equip
ment is now available for preparing
and processing the l94l crop OF
fruits and vegetables and for filling
labelling, closing and packaging the
required containers" the o. P. M
said.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Of some fields of older cotton showed
10 per cent OF the squares were In
tested.
Generally late fruiting Of cotton
over most of the belt makes it
more subject to weevil damage, the
Bureau Of Entomology and Plant
Quarantine says. The dry spell in
the South Atlantic States delayed
emergence of weevils, but recent
rains over most of the area have
caused larger numbers of weevils to
come out in good condition at a
time when squares are available for
food.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July 10 lP,.-Eges. 4s3n:
firmer; mixed colors. fancy to extra fancy.
2S'a-"2l2: extra, 2siz; storage packed
80: dirties. No. 1, -: average checks,
.6-26i4
Whites. (Resales of premium marks "a
30 a.; nearby and Midwestern premium
marks, 3l-33l2; specials 30I2: standards
30 tresales of exchange TO fancy heavier
mediums 30l2-34; mediums. 29l2-30.
Browns: Nearby and Midwestern, fancy
to extra fancy, 31-34f IA: specials 3Oi2:
standards. @sl2-29; mediums, 29l7-30.
Duck eggs: $500
Butter, 6S,76l: weaker; creamery,
higher than 90 score and premium marks
354-36; a2 score tcash market, 35; ss-91
score. 33i7-3424; S4S7 score, ,32-33.
Cheese. 342. .353; firm; prices UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1941-07-10
| D. L. & w. Places
Big Order for
Freiqht Cars
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 10.-The Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rail-
road announced today it had placed
orders for 1000 new boxcars and
$50 gondolas.
The purchases were in connection
with the program of the carriers to
increase ownership of railroad
owned cars by 10000 to handle 1942
business.
American Car a. Foundry will
build 900 of the boxcars and the $50
gondolas. The remaining boxcars
will be built by the Mayor Car Corp.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
| New Record Set
| By u. S. Steel
| Shipments
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 10.-Finished
steel shipments in June by sub
salaries of the United States Steel
Corp. broke all previous records for
that month at 1,668,637 net tons,
the corporation announced today.
Shipments for the ilrst half of
the year also established a peak
for that period at 10,052,877 tons.
The June deliveries compared with
1,745,295 tons in May and 1909 ,684
in June, 1910. The previous high
for June was in 1917, when ship
ments were 1858, ,444 tons.
First half shipments in 1910
totaled 6,288, 1893 tons. Previous
record was 1925 9,207 900 tons.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Illinois Central Orders
Two New Trains
B. the Associated Press.

bs lbt hkkoclaled Press.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-The Illinois
Central System has ordered from
the Pullman Co. and its affiliate.
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacture
ing Co, two new trains to be used in
place of its present Panama Limited.
The order included % cars, OF
which 20 would be owned by the
Pullman company and two would
be diners owned by the railroad.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
London Market
Loses Part of
Early Gains
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 10.-Late reaction
caused by profit taking erased part
of the early gains in the London
stock market today.
Indian bonds held their gains, but
British funds finished below the
days best levels. Japanese issues
were easier.
Bank and insurance shares were
higher. Coppers and kaffirs re-
manned steady. Industrials closed
mixed. Brewery stocks preserved
their early advances. Tobacco shares
slipped. Home rails were quiet.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Howoiion Pineapple
Declares 81 Extra
ES the Associated Press.

ES INV Absocitted Ffsss.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. has declared
an extra dividend of 81 share. pay
able July % to stockholders of record
July l8.
In the company's last fiscal year
ended June 30, it paid dividends
aggregating 81 so a share.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON July 10 Up, u. S. Dept. Of
Agriculture' Occasional sales of wool
in the Boston market were mostly of small
to moderate volume today Small lots of
combing three-eighths and one-quarter
blood bright fleece woods brought 46 to AZ
cents. in the grease. Moderate quantities
of short to average French combing lengths
fine territory woods in original bags brought
1.00-I .02, secured basis.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Juy 10 (P.-Copper steady:
electrolytic spot, 1900: export. f.a.s. New
York: II, ,oo.12 90: Tin steady, spot and
nearby. 53.25: forward, $3.50. Lead steady;
spot, New York. $500: East st. Louis,
$40. Zinc. steady: East st. Louis. spot
and forward, 7.25. Pig iron, aluminium,
wolframite and domestic scheelite un-
CHANGED.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

aAlso extra or extras Declared or
paid so far this year. Paid last year
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers, but
should indicate Approximate prices.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
London Tin Prices

LONDON, July 10 Lp-Tln steady;
spot, f251 IS bid. f257 ] 5s asked, future,
f26I bid, E26I IS asked.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Wool Futures
(Reported by Smith,

NEW YORK. July 10 GPr.-General
scattered LIQUIDATION depressed wool top
futures in thin market today. Deferred
deliveries were the weakest. The spot
month, however, held relatively steady on
trade covering.
Grease wool futures closed steady. L
of a cent higher TO L lower in light
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Dividends Resumed
On American Car
Common Stock
81 Payment Is Ordered
By Directors After
4-Yeor Lapse
B, he Associated Press.

B, The Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., July To-
The American Car & Foundry Co.
today resumed dividends on the
common stock after a four-year
lapse, declaring 81 a share, payable
October / to holders of record Sep
tember "a.
A regular quarterly dividend of
S175 on the preferred stock. pay
able October l to holders of record
September "a, was also declared,
along with a dividend of S204 a
share on the preferred, which clears
up all the previous undistributed
earnings applicable TO the preferred
This dividend is payable August 90
TO stockholders of record August %.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Gillette Safety Razor.

BOSTON, July 10 P.-Gillette
Safety Razor Co. today declared a
dividend of Is cents a share on
common stock, payable July 81 to
holders of record July 81. Previous
payment was 10 cents on Decem-
Der "a, 1910.
The company's net profits for the
six months ended June 80 were
81 ,39l, 100 after Federal and foreign
income taxes. equal, after dividend
requirements on the preferred stock,
to 80 cents a share on the common
stock. This compared with sl.333,-
451 or % cents a common share in
the same period last year.
For the June quarter indicated net
profit was S788.724. equal to 81 cents
a share on the common, against
S637 ,004, or 13 cents a share. in the
1910 June quarter and s603.066 or II
cents a share, in the March, 194l,
quarter.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Government Bonds
Over the Counter
Treasury.

NEW YORK July 10 GP.-Over the
counter U. s. Government bonds:
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Transit Co.-32 at 151a,
Evening star., 1941-07-10

'Ex dividend Plus extras (a) soc
paid so far this wear (e) 81 extra
tgl Sc 90 extra paid December -. 1910
(hl S5 90 extra. tk) 20c extra tm1 81 so
extra fpl 81 90 paid September 30. 1910
tsI 800 paid in 1910. ~ $1,000 extra.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
London Bar Silver

LONDON July 10 F.-Bar silver.
23Ad, Oh ". Equivalent k2.16 cents }
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. July 10 tp.-National As
ISOLATION Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Reserve District No. D.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Evening star., 1941-07-10
The East Washington
Savings Bank

OF WASHINGTON, in the District OF Columbia.
al the close CT business on June 30, 1871.
Published in response TO call made By
Comptroller OF the Currency. under section
5211. U. S. Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Home Owners Ia
Chicago Produce

Subject TO Federal taxes, but not
State income taxes.
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Ira X, Moore, 81, Curator
0l Ar Gallery, Dead

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FRllllps Memorial GALLERY 10Y abeNi
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atvefieehlh siieet NV
tie ls survived Wv his wldav MIS-,
Ada MHaie q as,ehiri Mls Mabel
Walters y sat-, ieil, v MHHie ie'l'
sraNdehldten ana te'if great =s'shd
thilaitn A nephsw "a hshseh
Meeie, Hsntei And elthst
FUNERAL sefviees will he held Al !
n IA FRIDAY Al his home isii Hlll
stfesi, brentwood Md felBwed bt
bufisi IN aisnweed Cemetery,
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Sir Archibald MacD Donnel| ,
Noted Soldier, Is Dead
nv the Associated Prrs,.

nv the Associated Pres
KINGSTON. ontario. Dec. "a .-
Sir Archibald Cameron MaCD0n-
nell, IT. former commandant OF the
Royal Military College here and an
outstanding soldier In the Boer War
and the first World War, died last
night ut his home
A descendant OF long military
line, Sir Archibald f1rst distinguished
himself as a captain OF the Cana %
dian Mounted Rifles In South Africa
In 1900, He was seriously wounded
there and became a major
In the World War, while nghlln3
as q brigade commander of Cana
dian troops In Belgium he was Sc
verely wounded, In 1918 he VA
IN command Of the nrsl Canadian
occupation troops 10 enter Ger
many,
A member OF the French Legion
Of Honor and poSsessor oI the CrolS
de 6uel1e with palms he was
knishIed IN 1919
tie was educated Al Trinity Col-
lese, Port Hope, and ~ the hpial
Military College from which he VA
graduated IN lBs6
tie served ~ Gnmmandanl 81 lhal
g0llege fran 1918 70 ls9A
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Won Ribbentrop Denies
Peace Bids 10 Moscow

BERiih las, ~ loInelal bread
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NaNt ,ialt anh iaran had heei
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nidpi lnvlns nations
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Ray |. Hall, q, NewsreeI
Chief for Army, Dies Here

Ray l.. Hall o.. chief Of nCW,rcel
liaisun In the pictorial branch OF the
War Department Bureau oi Pub
locations, died last night A. Doctors
Hospital OF pneumonia, He had
been III three weeks,
Widely known IN newspaper and
neWsreel circles. Mr., Hall Was born
IN Kcntand, Ind, December II,
1879 and was graduate oi In
diana University, Before the 1rst
World War be served with the
United Press and international
News Service bnd later with the
Hearst Sellg NeWsreels
MI Hall Joined the War Depart
menl as chlct llalsOn t0r neWsreels
last March From 1891 10 l0AO he
was associated Win various motion
picture enterprises as an executive,
tie Is survived hY hIa widow MIS-
Marion J Hall, three sons and n
daughter Ills body viii he sent 10
kenilaud tOr burial services here
viii he coUduelrd a. am FRIDAY
~ The Hines funeral paglur, 2s0l
Fourteenth Suenl NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-24

decided to buy whatever type OF
warning whistle the District might
approve. j. B. Morrison, county
communications officer, planned to
place its order today, though he was
uncertain, until he talked to the
manufacturer representatives, how
many sirens would be ordered. The
county previously had planned TO
buy six.
The estimates OF the District de-
fense departments for their general
expenses we're:
Fire department. $1.152, ,752; police,
$251.715; communications, 1922 ,3O2;
medical services, city limits, slO0,87
metropolitan area, $23,040; afraid
wardens, $500 900; administrative Of
fees. $4,000; purchasing office,
1920: switchboard, $1,000; utilities,
$4,000; decentralization, 100000,
The air raid warden fund. which
officials admit is a rough estimate,
will provide 10000 visibility belts,
20 900 buckets, 10000 flashlights, IS
| two-way radios for warden posts,
5000 tons of sand; 10000 shovels,
10. 600 barrels, 10000 whistles, 10000
log books, 10000 first-aid kits. 10000
insignia, 5000 instructional gas
masks. 10 blasting machines and TOO
| detonators.
For the office OF Civilian Defense
Director Lemuel Bolles, the appro-
priation sought includes $500 for
10000 arm bands.
The estimate submitted by Mr..
Friede for additional fire boxes was
duplicated in the request OF the Fire
Department for similar items. One
hundred and five additional firemen,
previously asked in the request for
money from the Presidents emer-
gency fund, are again requested
An ALLEGATION of $220750 for emer-
gency fire-fighting equipment and
1882 $50 for emergency water sup
ply, also are sought by the Fire De-
partment. Smaller amounts for
both OF these items had also been
previously requested,
For the police, $l79,000 for pur-
chase OF miscellaneous equipment
including steel helmets. visibility
belts, gas masks. patrol box key,
and other items is asked.
The request OF the medical defense
organization covered equipment ol
1870 first-aid posts and 60 casually
stations, The money would also b'
used for 1900 stretchers. 2.440 cots
900 wool blankets $500 gas masks
$500 helmets and $500 visibility
belts.
Evening star., 1941-12-24
CoonuniQues
u \ Contact Gu
Win Wake Island

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HNH hHseH ~ terHfis ~ ~ BHU ~
~ iBilbNs
teNiisl taplhp hsHla pHN
n,liNpallHh Nllh WAKE islahH
has beeN severed sNd the zap
tue VI lhe islahd Il piHbabls
twH eNeMt HesliBteis etie iHs'
" ne nhal lshdlhn 6peiAlibhs
rAlmtia islahd vas shtlied Nv
AN eNtmv submarine Damage
vas Nepllplblp There wpit 40
casualties ibhhslbh island Nas
also shelled bt 81 enemy a,ib-
mhflnt vllh 40 damage IN ma
leflal and M taa,iallles teslllllhp
The Hawaiian area wac quiet
Eastern ratlnu The y p
Larry Dnhehy was shelled bN all
enemy submarine, h,ll ieauheh
port safely Press repnlls NJ lhe
sinhlna NJ The 3 \ Mnnlebelln
are pnnIlrmed
Atlantic and r'ar hasi iheaiels
There are ~ neW developments
w lennll
war Department pamWNpiaNs
M IN issNea " " an iadap,
eNilMiHe NE War situation ~ ~
y ~ aW lgiipWs
phlllpplNe lhpaler BURNS Iha
nlphi lhe eneWp laRapa w heatt
lelee w tRe vicinity al AllmeNaR
N Wiies se,iIheasl al MAnlia ~
ms lsiaNa VI tNs8n Japanese
lfaeps W ,his ippi8n sie atbafk
iNs li6iA Approximately " tfaiisz
t@fls
settfA fipint liB8p shlBs hatt
Appeared ~ Ha'sNpas, apNl ~ ~
Mahlia ihdleslins the btdbablllit
~ 90 attempted lahaihp ih That
iee!Bh
Heayt hphlihp ehh(htes IA ht
AREA NJ iiheateh uuli where thp
enemy IA eseitinn great pinsstiie
American shh rhllipplhe ttsBbs,
iliHllhh greatly nlllnlliliieiHH sit
stubbbinlY ieAislhp allePhs
tlneh,v ali Aplivitp has hee,i VA e
ienss aniina lhe HAst ~ hHuisi
with several raids etef Manila
and ihH HHit area
fhets Ia neihihs ~ teBait t,Hm
ether areas
f'he iefi NJ ite WHr BeBHrta
WeNts eommUNl8us No "a, euta
iiHiHe the military situation ~ 81
> pm tt, ), ~ yesterday iei-
tBirs
|. philippine theslsft The
commanding general " the
United States Army forces IN
the Far East reports that f1sht.
ine on the eastern shore Of Lin
hayden uulf Il increasing IN ih-
tensity. japanese invaders are
using light tanks In vigorous at
tacks south Of Asoo. Enemy air
planes have been PARTICULAR,
active In supporting landing and
shore operations
American Army bombing
planes attacked several enemy
troopships of Davao with un.
determined results.
2. There Is nothing to report
from other areas.
Evening star., 1941-12-24
British Sweep to HIeek
Ash Aid IL Predicted
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~ ths AsseeiAtsa pfess
t8hB6h Bee "a A sWilt billish
swese seFess ,hs aeseTl i8f Az AZ
lsek en tai'sH bsses slaNnd ffibeil
W sNssh ,hs tnlttwsts ief ARls
ielhl6,epMeNis W HeiN Alfles was
predicted wiatit t6hlshl
MillIeft commentators declared
thet aithBush een Erwin HeMmtla 4
Remaining German inrehsnl.ea
IBiess wBUla Wv Ia hphl lhplI way
lhfpush british iihea hhv alhwAil
thsif ,Bule NJ teIfeal lhHli pliaht
scented desperate
The lialiah divisiphs slisnpllhs
a sland near hehsasi we're fessfhei
heie AZ even inets s,iiely aBH'Ned
bhe sHufes said This farce The ten, e
hanis Of feuf aivlslehs Win little ~
hB MBhils atM8ied salllbMshl had
he phsiee sseebt a futile hsht s,,f
render, ~ sH sttempt ~ ssesHe bv
SEA that wepid Hfeve TO bs another
bunkefaUe
Evening star., 1941-12-24
British Defense Halls
japanese MaIayan
Drive For 7 Days
R. A. F. Tokes Offensive,
Botterine Nipponese
Boses; a Planes Hit
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SINGAPORE, Dec. 24.-Britains
stiffened North Malaga defense line
was declared today 70 have held the
japanese jungle offensive virtually
TO a standstill for 48 hours while
British airmen battered at the Japa-
nese bases.
The irregular battlefront was not
clearly defined, but it was said here
that its southernmost point was 295
miles airline from Singapore, ex-
tending across the states of Perak,
Kelantan and Northern Trangganu.
Key sector apparently was the
western end of the fighting zone.
Here the British were reported hold
| ing doggedly 10 an important line
/ flanked on the west by coastal man.
grove swamps and on the east by
some of the highest mountains OF
! Malaya.
/ Between the SWampS and noun
/ tains is a narrow stretch Of rolling
country cut by the Perak River and
/ the mainline railroad running north
from Singapore
British flyers took up the offensive
yesterday after shooting down two
japanese planes and damaging two
Others in an air battle over Kuala
Lampur, midway between Singapore
and Penang.
Only a few hours later British
bombers streakcd TO the north III
formation, raldlng Sungei Patani.
mainland town % miles northeast OF
the island OF Patang
The japanese occupied Sungel
Patani last week In their push
from Thaiand into Northern
Malaya and have been reported at
tempting to put in shape an air field
there which the British had used n
an advance operating base but lei'
dlsmantled,
Evening star., 1941-12-24
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seet6r was veil pasl bI The Moscow
khaikot Hallway
At the extreme southern ehd o
the long battle front heavy flehtih
on the Cfimean peninsula was re
ported by the Moscow radio, Will
the Russians repeilins repeated Ger
man attempts to break through u
Sevastopol
The radio said that IN The perio'
December 1920 pilots OF Russia
Black Sea air arm had destroye,
7 German tanks. Is srmored cars
90 trucks and much other equip
ment. and wiped out nine infantr
companies.
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Strong British Attoeks
Reported by itoiions

ROME, bee "A lbHieisl bread.
essti As,.-str6he British meter
lied attacks Oh italian troops be-
tween BARGE and Benessi were re-
ported today by the italian high
command.
Tbe Rome war bulletin said the
British were attacking repeatedly In
that area, south OF BARGE, with the
intention Of hinderins' italian
troop movements.
The cohmunique asserted that
British attacks on italian holdout
positions 1t salum, Just inside the
Egyptian frontier. and on the
desert to the south had been re-
pulsed. 4
Evening star., 1941-12-24
Rookie Policemen Put
On Duty After Month

A group Of a rookie policemen
has been ordered 10 active duty IN
the precincts with but one month
of training because Of emergency
requirements T'he customary course
for new men lasts three months. .
Mai. Edward J. Kelly announced
late yesterday that The move was
made necessary because the schools .
limited capacity Is needed to begin
training OF other recruits.
He instructed precinct command
ers to work each new man In com
pany with an experienced member
Of the force for at least one week.