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Evening star., 1942-07-01
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Jim Tabor and Tex Hughson Red
Sox-Former made three hits, includ-
ing homer, to bat in four runs in VIC
tory over Senators in first game of
double header and latter pitched six
hit ball to win nightcap.
Nanny Salvo. Braves-Pitched three
hit ball for six innings in relief to
earn Boston's first victory over Dodgers
in 15 games.
herman Besse, Athletics, and John
Lindell. Yankees-Former held New
York 10 eight hits and knocked in two
runs himself to win first game and
latter added TO good relief pitching
by batting in winning run in ninth
inning rally.
Lou Boudreau, Indians--Made four
OF his teams ,f1ve hits, including a
home run to beat Edgar Smith and
White eSox, 81.
Ray Starr. Reds-Pitched six.nit
ball to beat Cubs
Enos SLAUGHTER. Cardinals-Batted in
three of his teams four runs in VIC
tory over Pirates.
Cliff Melton, Giants-Pitched seven
hit ball and singled home deciding run
against Phils
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Army Team No Breothe'
For Mississippi State
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss, July Coach
Harry Mehre of Mississippi and
| Coach Allyn McKeen of Mississippi
State scheduled "breather" football
games this fall with Keesler Field
| at Biloxi Miss.
Now they've learned that the
Army's football lineup probably will
include Fullback Bob Westfall of
Michigan and Izzy Weinstock Of
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

Round 2 in the District champion
ship tournament for women was
held Monday at Federal Chess Club,
306 Ninth street NV. The third
round will be played there July 6
at pm. Visitors are welcome
without charge.
speed Chess" Tournament.
Sunday, July 5, at pm, at Hotel
Astor, New York, the first national
rapid transit chess championship
ever in the United States will be
held under the direction of L. Wal
ter Stephens of the United States
Chess Federation.
Local lightning" chess or 10-sec-
ond -per-move experts may enter the
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-George Sonny Horne.
153, Miles. Ohio, outpointed Jerry
Fiorello, 151, Brooklyn (6).
BROOKLYN Kapilow. 14334,
New York, outpointed Lee Wright.
144A go
NEW YCRK-Aaron Seltzer. 1881,
New York. and Frankie Rubino. 12s,
Brooklyn, drew 49,
Evening star., 1942-07-01

Sunday rthout Ddrning the peaceful
the defenders quickly defeated George
CoreH local storekeepe has prepared the the inUade
that the local all IL OF the the
engaging shooting competition When they hurry
three Wounded old Mayor Orden
his friend Dr. Winter the draWng room
Col commanding officer OF
inUaders NTH but the
traitors When the colonel
to leaUe. the does anQrilv
Evening star., 1942-07-01
@ &HfE: E s
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

the championship
Hotel last Friday Shapiro erstwle Massachusetts,
State Champion took the of Martin Stark sometime
eholdr 20 Stark saked his chances for
victory French defense
c. Karson enjoyed bye skray Vincent Eaton
after bitter battle They will tonight and
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Nuimun Takes Another

Western Electric's four-run rally
in the ninth was futile as Naiman
took an 11-6 decision in the De-
partmental League. The losers
slugged Glascoe for II hits but
couldn't bunch them effectively.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

tourney. The fee is So. There will be
cash prizes.
Reuben Fine will be among the
contestants.
From Green's History of the Eng
lish People" comes this tidbit: "The
English Court of the Exchequer' Was
so named from the cieckered table
much like a chess board at which
the judges sat"
Gully /, 1929
Evening star., 1942-07-01
With BILL 4cxzsn4~
Anglers Miss Chance by Not Organizing
BroodbI Appear in Record Numbers

Ikes last 741 fish waters above the
flow OF tides Their great numbershe total 800034easy
could force protective legislation where it To
ph real the first considea
on and here where the pormen America have fallen
down. Only three every hundred buying licenses a
Evening star., 1942-07-01
As Won't Truin on Coast

PHILADELPHIA. July / P-
Connie Mack of the Athletics has
announced that the AS would not
train at Anaheim, Calf, next spring
because of unsettled conditions on
the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

upon the outcome of their game
hangs the championship.
In event of a draw, two additional
games will be played. Should these
be drawn, Tournament Director Hy-
man Bronfin favors crowning the
player scoring a win thereafter.
Here is the skirmish between
Stark and Shapiro in the final
round.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Indionheud Booking

Indianhead wants games for Sum-
days and weekdays. Call Indian
head 1872 after O'Clock or write
E. G. Wright, Indianhead, Md.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
QUEENS GAMBIT DECLINED.

Ten aces participated in the. fourth
annual Ventnor City. N. j.. invitanonal
masters tourney Al midpoint Sidney
Bernstein II Brooklyn and Albert S. Pinkus
were pacesetters The above game from
Ventnor City shows Louis Levy, City COL
stein.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
Minor Results
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, 3-2: Springfield. O-o.
Williamsport, 8; Scranton, 2.
Wilkes-Barre, 4: Elmira, 2.
Hartford at Binghamton, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, 10: Knoxville, l.
Nashville 8: Chattanooga, 8.
Birmingham at Memphis. postponed.
New orleans at Little ROCK u posi-
poned.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

WHITES MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Two Moves
Solutions for credit toward The Star
honor chess ertiflcate-awarded to any
reader who solves correctly any so prob
lens that appear in this column in The
Sunday Star on the Hobbies pase and
in the Wednesday Star, sports-come this
L. Hall, M. L. Jacobson, Allen A. Jenkins,
Joseph j. Feger. Gerald J. Cox. Daniel F.
Longley and Charles J. Berner.
Evening star., 1942-07-01
FRENCH DEFENSE,

Chess Problem No. 459. ;
BY Maxwell BUKOFZER, Bellaire.
Long Island, N. Y.
Original to The Washing ton Star for
ntry in the International Two-Move
'roblem Composing Tournament, 1870
BLACK-13 MEN.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey Sity. 12; Syracuse 2.
Montreal. 7; Rochester, s.
Newark, 10 Baltimore, 4
Toronto, 4; Buffalo, 5 01 innings) :.
Evening star., 1942-07-01

BLACK-13 MEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
YUette Is
HeadIiner
At BOWery

YVETTE. THE young blond
chanteuSe who scored a hit at the
Bowery during her appearance
here last spring, is back again 10
head the bill this week. Singing
the French songs which she
learned during her school days in
Paris. Yvette has become one of
the most popular club stars in the
east. Her own program on NBC,
and work on Cugat's air show,
and Ilka ChaSe's Penthouse
Party" have increased her fan
following.
Before her last appearance here
and since. Yvette has been tour
ing army camps at far distant
points, entertaining the boys who
are away from home with songs
which rank among their favorites
On the supporting bill, the
Radio Aces are held over. Three
young men with comedy songs
and mimicry bits, they came to
Detroit last week from the Priori-
ties of 1912 show on Broadway
Louis Tops is back with his
Wonder Crow, Bosco, and his mis-.
chievous monkey. and Mildred and
Maurice are held over still AGAR
to work with the Dom Arder
dancers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"Pride Of the Yapkees " u IS
40, : 10. 1851 y. m. call out the Ma
rines." 1892 n. m. PAS, 6;0a, s:23 p. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL Eagle Squad
ron" II a m. 2 30, $40. 1890 p. m.
The Magnificent Dope 1924, 5:li. 800
p. m
CINDERELLA Eagle Squadron" 10
5:39. o y M THE Magnificent Dope,
~ 80. 3:55, 100. 10 80 p. m
CINEMA Moscow Strikes Back" IL
2,l0. 4:25 Gas, $50 II p. m, Three
Faces West. u 80, sos. $40, 100. sij
p. m
FISHER Eagle Squadron, " ~ 30. I .O3
%. II ee an THE Magnificent Dope,
2Ao, 6l3. 9;t6 p. m.
FoN Tales Of Manhattan. 1917, 1892
6:4T, 1902 p m The McGuerins From
Brooklyn" IL % a. m. 2;41. $3.50. ell
p m. March Of Time ii:07 a. m
%. 5.37. $50 p. m.
Sergeant York" II q, m
2 80, $40, 1899 p. m. The Mayor ol
iith street" 1:27, $40. e:l3 p. m.
MICHIGAN -- The Major sud chs
Minor" 1880, 40, 1888. 1888 p. m
Ply by Night, 1855 a. m, 2:o5. 90
e.35 p. m.
PALMS STATE - wake Island" II
a m. 2:O6. 5l2. Sis. 11.14 p. m; Twin
Beds IL 80. 3 80. GAP, Gas y. m.
PARADISE - isle OF Missing Men
1;i7. $50, 6;23. s:5s, 1872 D. m; Tiny
2.2s 5:0l, 1884, 1907 y m
, IS. 7:26 1881 p m THE Magnificent
R-K-o TPToWN - The Magnificent
Dope" . 5:i5. $50 p. m. Eagle Squad
ron 3:25. 40, lo:5b p m.
!, lo S'h M s 30 S'SS 20 y p m t.? Some
where m Find You" l2.35. 4, 1870
10 as y. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Frontenac Holds
Swinestress Kaye

ELLEN KAYE, that bouncing
midget who gives out with giant
swing songs. is held over once
again this week in Karyl Nor
mans shows at the Club From
tenac.
Sylvia and Christine come in to
add a note of Continental grace in
dancing, the De Peron Duo con-
tribute their rhythmic feats OF
balance and strength, and the
Four Nichols and Haley
and Wells and Powell-apPear and
vanish all during the two nightly
shows. -
Ray and Rita Romaro do a
startling bull whip act which is a
mere warmer-up for the aetrper,
formed mutually by Ray and hrs
trained dog Spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Horsewoman

YVONNE DE CARLO, who
plays one of the harem girls in
Road to Morocco, is an excellent
horsewoman and has several silver
cups and blue ribbons for horse
r1anShin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Waltz Comeback

THE OLD-FASHIONED waltz
comes to the fore again in Cen
tleman Jim Enrol Flynn and
Alexis Smith dance it in ball on
the San Francisco Olympic Club
cot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Directors Act

THREE FILM directors. Cecil
3. De Mile, Preston Sturges and
Ralph Murphy. are billed as actors
along with 40 stars on the main
title of "Star Spangled Rhythm. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
COssackS
Dra,c Huge
CrO,cd
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

THAT FIERCE and torcciu
power which beats in the fighting
hearts OF those miraculous defend
crs Of Russia today, found an echo
N the stirring voices OF The Don
CoSsack Chorus which gave one OF
their exciting rccitalS here last
night
Masonic Auditorium was damned
70 the Russian guards for the occa-
sion which was an eXtra-currcular
event in the regular Masonic con-
cert series.
Though they have appeared here
. several times before, never has
their music meant SO much. never
have their songs reused such a
mutual feeling.
These are the men who actually
fought the German agGreS>or IN
the last war and their chant, par
ticularly the ones from the eau
causus. centuries old, now have a
meaning, a fresh challenge.
STALINGRAD AK
one especially in the second
group. the Don CoSSaCkS on the
Attack" gave the audience a surg
ing sensation of indominltable
courage. of a do-or-die message
which should be heard around the
world.
Under the direction of the lit
tie martinez. Serge Jaroff, this
splendid choir separated their pro-
gram into three parts.
First a group of religious airs,
most effective of which was 'Ol
Thy Mystical supper chant rich
in deep color and fraught with
mysticism of the Orthodox Church.
COSSACK GROUP
Then followed the CosSack group,
some of nostalgia poesy, Others oil
furious and warlike power,
The last group were more OF a
miscellaneous character. a Cradle
Song" by Lradov. three Cossack
songs by Jarof, himself and an
aria by Gretchaninon.
Their effects. like the imitation
of galloping horse. of a soft ac-
Gordon. of a bugleis warning; att
of these add to the fascination of a
Don Cossack concert.
In addition. of course. the dane
ers appear, one of them so violent
last night that he ripped his trou-
sers 10 pieces, demonstrating those
wild leaps, turns and steps which
we have always associated with
the Steppes of Central Asia.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
U. 5. Official Anticipates
Vast Economic Changes
~ the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
ASHEvILLE. N. c., July 16.-
Lawrence A. Appley, consultant on
civilian personnel to the Secretary
OF War, said here today that "the
catastrophiea during the sos we're
Sunday school picnics as compared
with what lies ahead" ns
I'VE are entering . new world
with new standards and concepts"
Appley. who is on leave Of absence
as vice president Of the Wick Chem
ical Co. of New York, told the an
nual conference Of Southern indus
trial executives.
I'VE will be subject to new social
orders, new economic systems, which
may not yet have been conceived" !"
he continued, "and to these We must
become adjusted"
Industrial relations III wartime
was the general theme Of the con-
ference, which preceded the 23d
annual meeting Of the Southern
Conference on Human Relations In
Industry which opens tonight ct
nearby Blue Ridge.
E. J. Mcmillan Of Knoxville, Tenn,
president Of the Standard knitting
Co. and member of the National
Labor Board, and Roy w. Moore
Of New York, president Of the Cam
ada Dry Ginger Ale Co., also spoke
at the conference.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
May Jobs Reported
At Highest Level
In U. 5. History
Conference Bourd Cites
industrial Growth,
Farm Needs
3, the Associated Press.

6S LDS ASSOClNpc0 FEeSs.
NEW YORK. July 16.-The Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board,
research organization, said today
that more men and women were at
work in May than at any previous
period in the Nations history.
Expansion of war industries and
services along with the seasonal in
crease in agriculture placed the
number at work to a record high of
SIS ,322 900. the board said, compared
with 53.4l6,000 in April and 81 ,801,-
600 in May, 194l.
ION the basis Of preliminary esti-
mates" said the boards report, "the
gain In May brought the figure for
total employment above the esti-
mated number Of persons who COM
pose the Nations economic labor
force"
The excess-reached for the first
time since the May October period
in 1929-was set tentatively at 1885,
600.
Since January / the total number
Of persons employed has increased
almost 5000 900, the board said
about three-fifths accounted for by
the normal seasonal expansion In
agriculture and the remainder repre-
senting new jobs in industry or the
armed services.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
National Advertisers
Urged 10 Turn Over
Space for Bonds
By tie Associated Press.

By TIE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Conver-
sion of all national advertising OF
major trade marked and branded
products into a campaign for sale
of War savings stamps and bonds
was suggested today by w. w.
Wachtel, president Of Calvert Dis
tillers Corp.
Wachtel. in an interview with
Editor G. A. Nichols OF Printers
Ink in the current issue, said "fa-
nous trade mark names of this
country are more generally known
thar. any other American name ex-
ceptihg that of the President"
He wants to put those names to
work selling bonds and stamps for
the four-way purpose of raising
money for war. encouraging saving,
checking imitation and giving ad-
vertisers a theme through which to
keep their trade marks before the
public.
Wachtel pointed out that sale of
War bonds would. incidentally, build
up a savings backlog "out Of which
merchandise can be purchased in
quantities after the war"
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July 16 P, ~. B. Dept. Of
AEriculture) .---Salable hogs $4,000: total,
10000; steady to 10 lower; most decline
on weights under $40 pounds: market
closing fairly active and generally steady
Sn weights over gag DcHnds yssishts over
very uneven; good and shoics isS,s4o
24O-270 pounds. 14.5O-75: 370-33O pounds,
"A .3O-60; 160-1S0 pounds 14,25-65; sows
10 lower; good 400-550 pounds, 13.25-6S; !;
good and choice sows under 400 pounds to
salable sheep. 1000: total. 5000: late
Wednesday. spring lambs generally steady
I4.o9,gs Io. with .,; common and and medium a
ewes. 4.50-6.0 90; today's ade-market on
native spring lambs not fully established; ;
some early bids about steady at IA OO-26
for good and choice kinds up to around
i4.b0; good 91-pound shorn California
spring lambs with No. pelts, 1885; few
fat ewes, 450-6.00.
i s.,sSls .I,S.. cattle 1890: total. 5000 s.la-
tive; led steers and ye.rlinss .trons Ts 10 IS IS
bulk. IL. .75-14. 90: top. 1855. paid for
average choice lisht steers Of long yearling
tyne: several loads. l4.26-6O, mostly me
dunn and veishty steers: shipper demand
continuing broad for al fed stesrs weigh
ing 1850 pounds upward; best heifers.
l3 IS; bulk. 127S.13.b0; cutter cows. s.b0
down: not mani. above $40: most fat cows
ellIs. II ;55: light ana medium vsisht suls,
1o;So: vssisss active q fz.o6-iS 90; sseei
cattle voEy 6ym.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
London Bank Report

LONDON. July 10 0n.-Nots circula.
tion increased f6, 32 900 TO reach Q record
peak Of fS12,b70,0 600. the Bank Of ENGLAND
weekly condition statements disclosed to-
day.
about f1,000,000 and $4,000, 600, re-
spectively. Also down about f22 900, 600
were Government securities.
Reserve decreAsed fB.232 ,O0o 10 f1s,.
946,OO0. while other securities Increased
more than 100000 q y
The proportion Of the banks reserve To
liability this week stood at 1O.6 per cent,
ago. - .
The detailed statement for the week
ended July IL follows Tin thousands Of
Circulation. s1a57o; increase s1se.
1s.a46; decrease 5.s32. Public deposits.
s.00S; decrease. 1900. Private deposits.
l6S,yl2; decrease 36,222. Government
securities, 15O.01S; decrease 81 $40. Other
securities. 26.201: increase, STA Ratio
OF reserve to liabilities 1915 per cent com.
pared with IL q last week
Bank rate. 2 per cent. y
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Equity Corp. Proposes
Hiring Of Empire
Trust as Adviser
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 49, Stockhold-
ers OF Equity Corp, one of the
largest management type investing
companies, will vote at q special
meeting August II on proposals to
employ the Empire Trust Co. as In
vestment adviser for $4,000 annu-
ally.
David M. Milton, president. said
the proposed expenditure would not
greatly exceed the cost of running
its present investment department
and would provide a satisfactory
source of information and recon-
.mendations during war time.
Under the proposal Empire Trust
would employ II members Of
Equity's present investment stair to
augment its investment advisory
corps.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Stock Prices Narrow
And Irregular in
Slow Trading
InfIution Prospects
Dimmed by ToIk Of
Woee Curbs
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

HsSoSistcu TEeSe r <IneuCiei WEltsr.
NEW YORK July 16.-To initiate
or not initiate? That was the ques-
ton which stumped the stock mar
ket today and kept most dealers
In narrowly irregular area.
Quotations dipped moderately In
the forenoon. There was q notable
scarcity Of offerings, however, and
this encouraged a little bidding here
and there in the tail end of the
session. Variations were held to
minor fractions for the majority of
cases and trends were no worse than
trifie foggy in the closing hour.
The ticker halted at frequent In.
tervals and transfers for the full
proceedings approximated 275, 900
shares.
The markets inflationary tempers
ature, which has received the prin-
cipal credit for the June-July up.
swing, cooled somewhat when 1t was
reported the administration was
considering move for wage-price
legislation. Arguments still we're
heard, though. that the job might
be more difficult than anticipated
by Washington. Those on this side
of the debate remained in the bull
ish ranks and provided SUFFICIENT
buying power to prevent anything
like relapse.
Steels retained their equilibrium
In the face of word Little Steel"
workers had been granted q Ascent
daily pay boost. Occasional plus
marks were pinned on United States
Steel, Bethlehem, Republic and
Youngstown Sheet.
Resistance was displayed by
Chrysler. American Telephone, Santa
Fe, Westinghouse. Eastman Kodak,
Standard Oil tNew Jersey western
Union, Oliver Farm and Consoli-
dated Edison. Goodrich touched .
new years top.
In the rear division the greater
part Of the time were Anaconda,
Du Pont, General Electric, Sears
Roebuck, International Nickel,
United States Gypsum, Douglas AIR
craft and Texas Co.
Bond Prices Marrow.
The bond market fiuctuated mar.
rowly with minor gains and losses
about evenly balanced In the main
corporate list near the final hour.
A limited number of rails made .
fair response to new buying.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Washington Gas Lighi
Sales Sci New High
Mark for June
Half Yeur's Volume
Also Establishes Top
For Thut Period
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Sales of the Gashington Gas Light
Co. in June and the first six months
of the present year smashed all
previous records for the two periods.
company officials announced today.
June sales totaled 966,947 m. C. T..
Thousand cubic feet), compared
with 881, ,794 m. c. +. in June a year
ago, a notable gain Of 85,153 m. c. f.,
or 9.66 per cent, the report shows.
In the first half Of 1942 gas sales
totaled 9,692,075 met, in COM
parison with 8,453,41 m. c. +. in the
like period q year ago, substantial
increase of 1,228,656 m. CT.
Both new records are explained
by gas officials as due to the great
population expansion of the Capital
and surroundings in connection with
the unprecedented pace set by war
activities.
Gas sales in thousand cubic feet
so far in 1912 compare as follows
with the first six months of 1941:
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Lone Bryant Adopts
Profit-Shoring Plan
B, tie Associated Press.

B, tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July ia profit
sharing plan whereby employees Of
Lane Bryant, Inc, viii receive 10
per cent OF the firms profits every
six months was announced yester-
day.
All employees on the payroll one
year or longer viii be eligible to
participate In the pront-sharing
plan, which takes no account Of posi-
tion or earnings Of individual en-
ployes, but Is based purely on the
number Of years with the hrm
Lane Bryant has 1,lO0 employees
In stores in 10 cities In the East and
Middle West.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July 16 d,.-Late foreisn
exchange rates follow Great Britain ii
dollars, Others in centsl:
Canada-Oncfal Canadian Control Board
rates for U. 8. dollars; buying, 10 per cent
premium; selling, IL per cent premium.
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
selling, Q.0g per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
U. s. cents
Europe-0reat Britain. oficiai tBank-
ers' Foreign Exchange Committee ratesl:
BVyfng. 4.02; sellinG, 400. open market;
cables, 4.04
Latin America-Arsentina, oficial 29.17;
5.2On: Mexico, 20.67n.
Rates In spot cables unless otherwise In
dicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
|. T. & T. Names Head
In South America
Z, tht Associated Press.

= Ey tIIE ABS0ClGEeu FItsB.
NEW YORK, July 16.-The In
~ternational Telephone g. Telegraph
Corp. today announced the election
of Henry A. Arnold as vice presi-
dent In charge of all the company's
principal South American properties.
Arnold. 39-year-old native OF
Clinton, Mo-, has been with the or
ganization Is years, his latest as
signment being vice president and
general manager of the Chile Tele-
phone Co., an International Tele-
phone subsidiary.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
s. Arreoroges Voted
By American Woolsn
spec,al Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Directus
of American Woolen Co., Inc, have
declared dividend on the preferred
stock Of 81 per share, on account Of
arrears, payable August II to stock
holders Of record July ~. A divi.
dend Of the same amount was paid
on April Is.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Baltimore to Vote
On Wuter Finoncinq
Bv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. July 16.-Haltimore
voters viii be asked 1T the Novem-
ber elections to authorize so ,o00,.
600 bond issue for funds to provide
supplemental water supply for the
upper Patapsco River.
Mayor Howard W.. jackson said
1t was planned to offer the bonds at
par value, the issue going to the
bidder offering the lowest interest
rate. The referendum provides .
ceiling Of per cent interest.