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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Sdvo|d KdyoeS
Rival in Toledo

TOLEDO q July % GNS).-
Lee Satold. DcS Moines heavy
weight contender last night scored
a ninth-round Knockout victory
over Bill Poland Of New York
City.
The eastern Sluggcr was ahead
on points until the ninth round
when Savoid pat MIN away with q
right 10 tho law after the first
minute The bout was scheduled
for 10 rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Pros
Play at
Chicago

Confined from First Sport Page
Imam had 7l-72. Ward shot a 70
for an aggregate Of lac and a
Ithrce-way tic for fourth place.
GOOD SCORES
Other prominent STARS who won
match play berths included Frank
Sranahan. Toledo, o.. 145. Johnny
Goodman Omaha, former national
open and amateur champion, li6
MILFORD Wehric Racine. WIS AT
and Lieut. Dick Chapman Knoll
wood Field. y. G. 1910 national
amateur utliSt. Earl Stewart Dal-
las Tex former national inter
collegiate king and PVT Pat btI-
bolt of Los Angeles, Cal. all $50
1 A 36-holc, total OF l57 strokes
or better was necessary 10 gam a
match play beuh. 40 prominent
stars failed 10 make the grade.
lLALLnund- nlatchcg- pit
iiolSirom against 0zcaEAndcrSnn.
CHICAGO. Go o q m an against
Sonny Rosenberg, Chicago Alb
hotf against Gus Novotny. La
Grange IL: Stranahan against
Billy Gilbert Cincinnati o.
Wchrle against James johnson.
Chicago Lehman against Mark
Weldman. Baraboo Wis. Ward
GainSt RONNIE WILLIAMS
Garden City Mich. Chapman
against another soldier. Sgt. Her
bert Miller Fort Sheridan. i'll.
and Stewart against Matthew
CiSow ski Harvey. H.
: The amateurs play TWO rounds
today and tomorrow with The
SemifnslS AZ rs holes Friday and
the finals over the same route
Saturday. The open runs through
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Listen 10 Gus Hosnsehen's
All String orehssiro--
WJR-TV esdoys 7:3o
PM, E.S.L-76o kiIos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
STRONG GIBBS

Six strong Class A teams who
|gurc 10 be i'm the running for the
|ght 10 represent Detroit in the
orld championship games here
|eptember 1920 inclusive. will get
a few prc-tournamcnt lcks to-
light in Mack Park with Hudson
fotor Police, Major League cham
on, and a strong favorite 10 cap
| arc the Class A mons crown
icing O'Neill & Honncr in the
|ature a. $50.
Local 400 Goods. who will defend
BE- Metropolitan girls Class A
championship they won last year
PIN meet Club-Chene Trombly in
bother CLASSY game at SIS while
local S33 and lIonri>. also entered
/ the Class A mems division
lash at :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
WIN SHOW HoNORS

Erred Jackson OF Detroit well
known breeder Of English Springer
SpanIcls.- is hack home to-day after
the Rubber City kcunrl
Clubs annual dog SHOW az Akron
tr-tti - = -i-@eaEA- -L4nnneL mon can
boast. HIS pride. FreiaN Whul-
away. went from winner male 10
best OF breed In the sporting group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

tho chief offenscs. Eleven nom
residents caught fishing ON
resident licenses.
Among other juno conservation
law inlractionS were thc mOicstIng
end. Possessing doerAan raccoon>.
training dogs on EdWe. 0TIITIT WIN
canaTicS and robins. setting turtle
traps without tags and cutting
timber on state land without
permit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
Today's Consensus at Detroit

BEST Bets Indicated in Capitalsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
ABOARD A u. r. AIRCRAFT

ABOARD A u. =. AIRCRAFT
CARRIER, At Sea Delayed -
Members of forces which raided
Wake Island received a new insight
into the workings Of japanese
propaganda. through Japanese ra'
dio reports of the attack.
Imperial headquarters an
nounced severe damage To one
4. a. cruiser, fire on another.
claimed five American plane
Iossee, and spoke cf the y. =
naval unit fleeing when threat
ened with "mass attack BY
japanese aircraft
Actually. one plane was forced
into an emergency landing. The
Japanese mass attack Of aircraft
consisted Of one seaplane bomber
which was shot down and two
land based two-engined bombers -
presumably from the Marshalls-
which were driven off after they
unsuccessfully attacked = cruiser.
After the later u. .. attack or
Marcus Island, Japanese dispatche,
admitted severe damage" to Mar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
TRADE WINDS
STARTS ON PAGE SEVEN

a. punetured. Horses cannot be
raised a. rapidly A. hogs. Dob
bin must be At least four or five
years Of age 10 do heavy duty.
And the present horse population
IL inadequate TO take the load
from trucks and tractors. Mules
are even slower In maturing But
there 10 one good item In the
records. Autos never did replace
the horse completely. A survey
shows some $4,000 900 horses on
farms against only 5000. 900
autos and trueks.
Ever since the outbreak Of
World War II. stock market
trading volume played second
fiddle TO the commodities mark
cts. Now that farm prices are
~ good a. fixed. the trading els-
ment will turn back 10 securities.
But again the stock market will
play second fiddle. This time II
will be TO the second grade rail-
bonds.
Traders say II IL reasonable
In assume that railroad freight
Iosdings and revenues trend up
ward. And II ia no secret that
carrier arrangements are using
the increased income for the re-
duction II funded debt via bond
buying In the open market rather
than for handsome dividend dis
tributions 10 stockholders. Near
term maturitiss arr. given prefer
encs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

To Hold Review
Thursday Night

Dance classes under the direc-
ton a LeFsyne Stevens st ne
Lincoln high and Gray hanler
high srheols 60 the School Gen.
tered Community recreation. pro-
gram vii present three numbers
IN the annual recreation review In
~ held ~ Lincoln high school
Thursday. Msroh ss. starting a.
T:so ,. N.
rhe following raris have her
selected;
BeEinnerr' swing Marcia ke<fe.
Bonnie Shields. Rosemary Mar
mi. Marlye Rerse. Marion East.
wood. Lola Glenn. Joan ksnsston.
Eleanor Jor~s, Lois Lane. poreen
Glroux and Joy Miller.
flsymates shirley Clark. shlr-
ley Maddox. Janice oorr~ll. Anna
bell Butts. Carolyn Shield, Mar.
sn criesy. Phyllis barry. Diane
Jacobsen. Meryi Walker. Jean
Mcleod. psrleen oBrien. Mafiyu
Berge.
Vim. NlTor and Victory sold
BY parieen o'bfien and members
% the group are ~ follows ~
HAlvernpn. Pat rlssford. ID
Hager. Rita Hermsen. Bob Namur
Beverly Lewis. Herb stark. Cora
venske. Frank Davies. Heler
Dorfner. Ernest Johnson. Dorothy
pisyford. Donald Thornhili, Flea
nor Back. Roy Harper Lois Pratt
Kenny Cor. Mary Lou resss
James Blondesu and Wilma Hahn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
The StOrk
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt,
1921 So. Ainsworth ave. Feb. ..
a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Hart.
Fl. Lewis. Jan. 30. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick NJ. Andai, Rt.
?. Box %+s. Tacoma. Jan. 81. q
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Wright, Rt.
2, Box s6s. Tacoma, Jan. 10, q
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Z. Beers,
Puyallup. Jan. 30. q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yale shamberK,
1905 No. Verde ST.. Jan. 70, q
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion w. Nelson.
orting. Jan. 70. q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnsr A. Benson,
spansway. Feb. 2. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon NJ. stand
ish. 1920 So. Yakima ave. Jan. 70,
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack y. Lutss. IT
Lewis. Jan. ~, q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks n. Ksnnick.
1922 So. 5eth st. Jan. a.. q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis v. Levi.
5223 so. Steele st.. Jan. -, q
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jsmin N. Shan
drow. spanavay. Jan. n. . son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Dudley,
Sumner. Jan. II, q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c. Lee, Nc
Chord Field. Jan. n. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald n. WHY'S,
1905 East D st.. Jan. 26. q
daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Fred Haley
Is Ensign

Frederick T. Haley. prominent
young Tacoman, this week receiv-
81 q commission as ensign in the
naval reserve. IL was announced
Thursday from 18th Naval dis
trict headquarters.
Haley is best known here as
assistant sales manager for the
Brown & Haley Candy Co., Of
which his father is president, and
rs vice-president of the Tacoma
Philharmonic orchestra and as q
member of the Defense Housing
commission.
He attended local public schools,
the University of Washington and
graduated in 1885 from Dart
mouth college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

than . small fraction Of the
great sum-
The Times reports that Killers
control began in 1921 when the
central Verlag der NsDAP (Na-
tional Socialist Partyl WAS regis
tered as a company in the name
of Hitler.
AT first its development
WAS slow. but after Hitler
took power. II grew quickly
by the simple process Of con-
fiscating almost all competi-
tors. In 1889 IL took over
the Jewish concerns OF Mosse
and Ullstein. two Of the lar
ge>t publishing houses.
About the same time. ii took
over. again by confiscation. the
famous Wulf News Agency. Now
known as the German News
Agency. this service has a COM
plete monopoly in the German
news field.
central Nerlag owns prac-
tically all ~ the advertising
agencies. All the party hooks
and periodicals have also tn
he published through central
Veriag - which means that
II gets all the profits. not
merely from compulsory sales
Of Mein kampf. but from the
innumerable and lengthy
books by Rosenberg. Goebbeis
and other Nazi leaders.
In addition. almost all tech
nical and professional periodicals
in Germany are printed through
the same channel - Hitler's Zen
trail Verlsg.
Its greatest business !. In
the publication Of news
papers. II now owns two
thirds OF all German news
papers outright In addition TO
drawing advertising revenue
from IL Of the others. Each
day more than 100000
newspapers oit Of the total
German circulation Of 25,000.-
900 come from the central
Nerlag. Income from their
sale alone reaches SOC, 100000
yearly"
Last week in Berlin. Hitler put
in his usual word against Jew
ish and democratic plutocrats"
and 1t brought the usual cheerful
But his audience was listening
to q man who controls q financial
structure far beyond the highest
dreams Of any publishing mag
nate in the state Of society which
he so vehemently condemned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

In the News


Roberta Josay t1sgs. dancer
and former protsss Of Mrs. Hies-
nor Roosevelt. has demanded e2o.-
900 damages from . Hollywood
plastic surgeon fof an alleged un-
successful operation on her noAs
Australian Army Ministes Y. ~.
Fcrde says stric,sr control of mar
risges between soldiers and Aus
trsisns IL being considered =.
with . contribution ~ sii7.S7o,
Actress seas Crawford was Holly
woods mnst generous contributor
10 the Red cross. The amount
was the entire income from her
work In columbia's TIE KIsssd
the Bride" Actor Cary Grant
contributed $4,000 =.
Henry y. Grady. former assist.
ant secretary Of state. will ~ ae-
tive chairman NJ the American al
visory mission 10 China -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Australia Has
Less Than 2
Million Folk

NEW fo0k--fIers II thumb
nsll picture cf the land Macarthur
~n defend, 81 TIE end cf 1859.
Aussrsiis's total population ~ss
I. pa ece ard not quite - naeh
80 that 81 New Yefk city. Upward
a three quarter. 81 al the people
reside n the southeastern corner
where the natural resources are
located. Ths country. according "a
Manhattan commercial eiFeies. 10
self sufficient IN ifcn and coal. and
produces almost Two million tans
% steel.
Its worst handicap ssnse the
loss ~ the Netherlands East In
dies u TIE necessity % having 20
transport almost ssery drop ef oil
from the United states or the
Middle East. Eser since tbs eon.
fiict arrived 81 lie aoor, the eam-
monweslth 'dewn under has izk-
en- energetic measures 10 shift ~
economy 10 . war basis. Gasoline
Ia now fAtioned. Prices have risen
about 20 per cent aimee the cut.
break Of ho.tilities. Approximate.
iy ne-thlrd % the national income
IL spent for war purposes. . sarne-
what smaller figure than that of
the United Ststes and Britain.
More than 100. 900 men are ua-
der arms A proportional force
raised IN the u. =. A. would hs
ten million persons IN uniform.
In the most sweeping measure yet
adopted by an Allied nation the
Curtin cabinet has drafted the
entire human and Industrial ~.
sources of the country. Wages are
frosen. essential managers and
workers cannot quit their iohs
without permission. and absence 10
prohibited under penalty. Profits
are limited 10 four per cent and
the production Of consumer Eoods
has been severely restricted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Pharmacists Meet
In Eu. washington

SPOKANE A two day joint
conference Of district Associations
Of Pharmacists will open here Fri
day.
Meeting will be the National As
ISOLATION Of Boards OF Pharmacy
and the American Association Of
Colleges OF Pharmacy. district
No. 7.
Delegates from Washington.
Oregon. Idaho. Montans and
Wyoming were expected. The con-
ference will be in charge Of n. l..
Price OF Spokane and Professor
Hsskon Bang Of Washington state
college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

No balance sheets are ever pub
hshed. no auditor is ever allowed
30 examine the books. BY term,
Of contract arranged between
Hitler and the director of the
whole structure. Hitler has com.
plete and absolute control over
the company's income.
What he does with the
money IL mystery. the
Times declares. 1T comes TO
him. not as the Fuehrer, but
n the head Of a private con-
Germ. II b said In Germany
that the Berchtesgaden house
and estate are kept up out Of
this Income. hut even the
whole paraphernalia Of cleo
trio lifts and brightly lit tun-
nels cannot account for more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
TO ROUSE FLOW
OF LIVER BILE

Normally aboui . susr 81 these disss.
fion-sidins bile fuicss should fGN ffssfY
into your intssflnss ever - hears A
nesafY fi0Ss siosing - MAJ mean fiss
Hsadaehss. so-fslisc Biiiiousrsss polF 10
Essfl9n. that fshklf slrk' saaf fssliaf saa
fsSss probably constipation
Avoid Cai0nsi or oibsf drastic srugs
ss4 bottle Of krsissh~n hsisss ssnfts
essftsaf -torigefs STAR rfhf n tonnorfns
morning ana fsks hail ave- fsssf~-ss ri
~ frfss alua rffrs ~ Eiafs - safsf fhes
- f1ifi hzf &c hoHf hsfors Bssskfas SO
sssp % fer - rayf Nov yan'H sna.
shat = 70 - Fef 10 fsslrE ~ 80 fssfg
faf rssl dsFs work. Tsy Efassrss q
"a nous Engiisn fayrraif sa4 ss< ~hsf y
HrfHrs ~ F0H etsr BIZ ross FfssfF.
Fsfsfsefidr gasfsrfs@a % nnassF eses
rsTisa Dls Store 49,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

SEATTLE-The Caulkers' union
(AFL) notified the 18th naval dis
trict Thursday that 1t has removed
all union limitations on the amount
Of footsgs a worker In permitted TO
caulk in one day in the shipbuild-
ing industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Skin Sufferers
Here's Good News!

Distress ot ugly pimnlss. rsshes itching
burning skin disorders resulting from OK
tsrnsl Invitations can often he quickly re-
heved by THIS simple inexpensive treatment.
Co N rsvless DruE Co. Owl DRUG or
pour druggist inday and ret small bottle
~ Moonsis Emerald on-most every good
druggist has this. Use as directed for ~
DAYS, and II then vnu say II has failed 70
rvs you full sstisfsction-money hack.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
U. S. Navy Men Given Insight
Into Jap Propaganda Workings

Gus. When he heard II. one pilot
aboard this carrier remarked, "Tll
say II was severe. There's nothing
left on the island"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Hitler, Critic Of Pluiocrats,
Has Greatest Private Income
London Pepper Reveals Fuehrer as
Head Of Huge Publishing Combine
Especial to The Tacoma Timss)

LoNDON-fRy cabe)Adoph Hitler violent critic ~ the riu,o
s draws the greatest private world according
TIE London
ritter SOLE owner az central Veriss publish
rf combine which has
more han workers and shows profit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

ysur pouemes1cp - - ~
49, - isvene - y. & u11uu1D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
Why Net he Dssi1
WsfA TrunslMfenf Teeth
4. A. ~ oDlnis n(os

~. hssus ~ - sely - wenn0 = 49, -
strwrs~es - nessUoesn 49, 30 ~ bose o1v
s~npssea ~ senes - ~ ~ ~ - enoA 49,
-. sssssesss sssee - .assss pnes - - - -
II TNssna sss msss - - yeaeA
Evening star., 1942-08-21

Rural touring dramatic compa-
Ries are being revived In Fire.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Rubber Stocks Lead
SeIectiye Rise in
Quiet Market
Some industrial ond
Roll Issues Join
Upward Trend
Nv VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Write

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-Rubbers,
together with selected rails and IN
dustrials, regained their rising stam-
ina in todays stock market. al
though many issues continued to
loiter in the losing column.
The list was somewhat ragged at
the start, but the drying up on SELL
ing on inspired bidding for favorites,
a number Of which went into new.
high grounds for the year or longer
with advances of fraction to
around . point. Plus signs were re-
duced here and there near the close
and declines were fairly well dis
tributed. Transfers were In the
neighborhood of 325 600 shares.
Wall Street seemed more hopeful
regarding war developments in Eu-
rope and the Pacific. but customers.
generally, were disinclined to get
too far out on limb because Of
possible eventualities over the week
end. The thought the market may
have corrected" the lengthy up
swing by its sidewise move OF the
eWO uCFAOuS ScoS1OlS dCtcO 70 re.
strain Liquidation.
Stocks In the new high class In
cluded Goodrich common and pre-
ferred, Ftrestone Tire. Goodyear,
United States Rubber. Union Pacific
and Texas G Pacific Railway.
Resistant performers were Bethle-
hem Steel, Anaconda, Kennecott,
Schenley, Pan-American Airways,
United Air Lines, Homestake Mining,
Marshall Field, Du Pont, Allied
Chemical and Intercontinental Rub
Der.
Backwardness was exhibited by
Eastman Kodak, J. I. Case, Ameri-
can Can, General Electric. Boeing
United States Gypsum and Interna-
tional Harvester.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
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9 r I d P 4l2s so.
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Chi Un Sta 33.s 80 E /,
Chi g. Wes In 4Las 81
Childs Co bs 43
Ch O&G cons IS So
CCC&St l. ref 4I2s ~
Clev Short L 4ias 81
Clev U Term 4Has II
Clev Union Ter 5s 13
Col & Sou 4kas so.
Col G&E db 5s 50 Ap
Col G&E 5s So May
Col G&E SIS 81
Comcl Mackay 50 WV
Com Ed cv db 3h2s IS /
Cons Ed N Y 3H4s 46 !
Cons Ed N Y avs 5S |
Cons Oil 3kas 81 /
Cnsmrs Pw 3L2s 10 l
Cuba Nthn 5las ~ ct
Curtis Publish IS 55-
Del&Hud ref As Al
Den&RG en- As 80
Den g. r G w IS 55
Den&RGW 5s h5 asst
Den&RG RI 5s rs
D Mo&Ft De As 35 ct
Detroit Edison IS 10 /
Detroit Edison IS 65 ]
Det d Mack lst As a5
Dull So Sh&At 5s 81
Duquesne Ii 3l2s 65 l
Erie RR LIST As 95 b
ERRsen 4Las 2015 e
Fairbks-Morse As Sc ]
Fla East c r 4I2s 50
Fla East c r 5s "a
Gen st Casting IS 40
Goodrich BF 4As So /
Ct Nor Ry 3s4s 81
Ct Nor Ry As As g
Ct Nor Ry 1st 4As 81 l
Ct North Ry 4l2s SO l
Ct. Nor Ry 5s "a
Green BayGW db B
Gulf M & N 5s so
Gulf, MAO ref 4sT5B
Hsat tonic con bs 81
Hudson Coal 5s 81
Huds 81 NJ inc IS 81
Hudson M ref 5s 81
nl Bell Tel 2As ST. /
~ Central As BIZ
III Central ref As 55
nl Central 4s4 Sc
III Cent ref. 5s 55
1CCStINO 412S 81
IllCC8tLNO 5s 90 A
Inland Steel IS 81 l
Interlake Iron As At /
Int Ct Nor 5s b6 B
Int Ct Nor 5s 56 c
Int Ct Nor 1st IS 50
Int ct Nor adj 6s SO
lntl Hydro Elec 6s a.
Int Paper 1st 6s A. l
Int Tel & Tel 41as 50
Int Tel & Tel IS 55
Kan CFS&M As 80
Kan c Sou 1st IS so
kC5 ref inc g. IS so
Kan City Term As so ]
kresge Found 3s so /
Laclede Gas 5i4as SO
Lake SIM So 3I7s ~
eh C&N 4Izs 81 A
Leh Val c IS "a std
Leh v Coal 6s "A std
Leh Val Har r 5s "a
Leh Val NY lst As As
Leh Val N Y 4kas so
I v RR As 2O03 std
LVRRcn 4hs 2OO3 st
L v RR IS 2OO3 std
Leh Val Term SIS 81
Long Island ref As 49
Long Is ref As 40 st
La & Ark IS 80
Lou & Nash As so ]
I d Nash 4kas 2O03
Lou & N 8 M it As 50
Manati Sugar A. 81
Manitowac 3kas Al.
Market 9t Ry IS As
Met Ed LIST RI 4I2s So ]
Mich Cons Gas As 63 j
Mid r r N ] 5s 40
Nil Spa & N w As AZ
MINI d. StL ref Is 40
Min d StL IS "a ctfs
MSP&SSM con As 80
MGPGSSM con SIS "a
MSP&SSM ct 5s 80
Mo & d T LIST As 90
Mo & A T As SO B
Mo KAT 4h2s IS
Mo K Il T 5s 50
Mo & 81 T adj 5s 81
Mo Pac As 75
Mo Pac IS 65 A
Mo Pac IS II r
Mo Pac IS 7 ctfs
Mo Pac IS 7S G
Mo Pac IS rs G ctfs
Mo Pac IS so H
Mo Pac IS 80 H ctfs-
Mo Pac IS 81 L
Mo Pac IS Al I ctfs
Montana P 3As 66
Nor & Esx 3Kas 1000
Nor & Esx 41as 55-
Nor d. Esx 5s 55
Nash Cast L As rs
Natl Dairy 3As so ]
Nat Distillers 3K%s 40
Natl Steel 3s 65--
New Eng RR As As
New Eng RR en- IS AS
Now Or p s 5s 50 A
N Or T&M in IS 35 A
New Or TIM IS 81 B
New o T d M 5s 56 c
New o T & M 5las "a
NY Central 3H4s So
N Y Central 3As 40
N Y Cent con As 92
N Y G ref 42s 2O13 A
NY Cent ref 5s2013
N Y c l. Sh 31as 9S--
NYC Mich c 3as 9S-
NYC6SL 4E2s rs
NYC&SL RI 51as 74A
N Y Conn 1st 3ias 65 !
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Pennsy Announces
Personnel Changes
b the AssoeiateA Press.

By the A&SOClAtou f'feeo.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 21.-The
promotion Of D. X. Chase, general
superintendent Of the Pennsylvania
Railroads Eastern Ohio division, to
general superintendent OF the West
ern Pennsylvania division was an
nounced yesterday.
He will be succeeded by H. r.
Cover, superintendent OF freight
transportation in the eastern re-
gion. Chase succeeds H. r. Frush-
our. named general manager OF the
New York zone Cover will De sue
ceeded by J. A. Schwab. superin-
tendent OF the Buffalo division.
c. E. Alexander. superintendent
OF the Monongahela division, has
been named superintendent OF the
Buffalo division and will be sue
ceeded by p. d. Kruggel. passenger
train master of the middle division,
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Calumet, HecIo Votes
Dividend and Bonus
az the Aasnciated Presa.

BOSTON, Aug. Ala dividend Of
Is cents a share, payable September
IL to stock of record September l,
was declared yesterday by directors
of the Calumet e. Hecla Consoli-
dated Copper Co. The directors
also announced a bonus, equal to
the dividend on so shares, for each
Of the company's 1900 employees.
Both the dividend and bonus we're
the third declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Debentures Marketed
For Home Loon bonks
B. tie Associated Press.

B! tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-An issue Of
$22 ,000, 900 consolidated debentures
Of the Federal home loan banks was
sold by public offerings yesterday at
par. The debentures, carrying an in
terest rate Of y Of per cent, will
mature March /. 1943. They were
sold mainly to investment dealers.
Proceeds will be applied toward
the redemption Of $26, ,0O0. 900 of Fed
eral home loan bank obligations ma
turing September !.
Evening star., 1942-08-21

+Unit OF trading, 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such COM
panies. Rates of dividend In the foregofng
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
extra dividends are not included. I'd Ex
dividend. xr Ex rishts. Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock, Declared or paid
so far this year. Payable in stock. Paid
last year Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Carpet Sales Foil

Conversion to war production Of
many carpet mills in the United
Kingdom has forced number of
furniture stores to close their car
pet departments.
Evening star., 1942-08-21

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleachable
prime summer yellow and prime crude
unauoted; September. 13.15b; October
13 lob: December and January. 13.0Ob
Sales. .345. Low middllng. 1H.4e; mid
ding. 1s.49; good middlinx, 1894. Re-
ceipts 271. Stock. 190,616.
h=Rld, n-Nominal
Evening star., 1942-08-21
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Aug 21-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index Of 35
commodities today declined to 1884.
Previous day. GOAL; week sgo. 99.33;
month ago, 9S.49: year ago, 81 81
1941. 1Q41. 1910. $3.50
High ----- 99.72 p512 1925 1914
Low 1884 7703 6S 50 4144
U926 AVERAGE equals 1909