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Evening star., 1942-04-08
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April s lP.-Hos prices hit
1s,ye.r Dsats so, for ths tn,5d s ssnsseus,.
1887 in the livestock market today.
,!son aoss r;, were most active early in the
.esd later to o.. ps. to o se initial
turn. An extreme top of S14.55 was paid
early for choice offerings. Most later
sales however were At $40 and below
since mid -septemseI; 1895 The TOP com.
s4 v.sH % and sslS pe'f s Il. IN 1n
salabIs receipts at s.ooO-h.ad were
moderate. This factor. along with the
tion demand for poTt "t and i.rd tor lend
lease export was considered mainly re
est, 10, tas D.Srn iSs
levels. ~ " ~ '> @''
Strictly choice steers sold at 1870 ,
four hae eT
to obtain bids in the early tradins. sev.
were firm and bulls fuily steady '' '
There was little trading in the earlI
'AnlS HSnifsd States Department Agriculture,
ket opened $50 hi1hsr. but trade no.
CHI Choice is6-sso u pounds. early, ' Al $50
later sales largely: 1910 down; .xtrem,
top, 1875: sows, 1925 higher: good. 400
56o 56o pounds 14;oo-25; few choice under
Salable cattle. 5000: calves. 500; strict
1y choice steers, strong to shade higher;
early top. 1870: new high on crop. some
held higher: several loads, 15.75-16. 40;
good 10 near choice steers. slow, weak,
but common and medium Grades. steady
mostly 1O.50-12.50: lsrIely steer run;
heifers, frm; choice. 1,10S-pound aver
ages, 1870: cows, uneven. steady: bulls,
fully steady. weighty SAUSAGE offerings
down: stock cattle. Arm at II .OO-12 so
mostly; choice calf weight yearlinss to
1890.
western lambs. Ib-25 lower At 11::75-
1910, although top steady at 1880: best
shorn lambs. 1910: most fat ewes. 100
rs: today's trade. lamb trade slow. hardly
enough done early to make q market; few
ings, Including some feeder flesh, II .s5;
better kinds held up to around IL 35:
some packer bids around steady with
Tuesdays trade.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Washington Produce

BUTTER--a3 score. tubs. 3ei7; 1-pound
prints. 40; I.-pound prints, 40i2; 81 score;
tubs. 3s: 1-pound prints. 3s12; l4pound
prints 30: al score, tubs. 31l7; 1-pound
prints 37'4; i4-pound prints. 3sl4; 30
score. tubs. 37h: 1-pound prints, 3ai3; y
pound prints. IS: SO score, tubs. 1854; /
pound prints, 3612: i.-pound prints, 3.
i.-pound prints 36i.
LIvESTOCK-CaIves IA spring lambs,
jPrices paid net fob Washington)
EGGS-Market steady on graded eggs,
slightly stronger on nearby ungraded eggs.
Prices paid for Federal-State graded eggs
received from grading stations tAprll -
Whites. p 8 extras larEe: 2a-3ohs
c7-39, mostly -; U. s.. standards; me
diums, 96: U. s. trades, 24-25. mostly 70
Browns U. S. extras. LARGE, 2s,29, mostly
standards. large 36-2s. mostly 37-271a;
U. s, standards, medium. 25; Q: 8. trades
"a Nearby ungraded eggs: Current re-
ceipts: White, "54ssl1; mixed colors:
25-25ia. Receipts Government graded
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl,
eolored. pounds and up 22-23: Leehorn
1912. Roosters, 1915: Chickens, vir-
90: No. IS. 1913. Delaware and MARYLAND;
Rocks and crosses broilers and fryer, al
sizes. 90; No. 2s. 12-l3; Reds 10. Capons
5-s pounds. 25: 7 pounds sad up. 1923
Turkeys. old toms. / s pounds. 1919: old
hens. l o pounds and up. 1922: No. IS and
undersiZes- 1918. Guineas, young, all sizes
25. old, 10
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Electric Production
Advances Against
Seasonal Trend
Pacific Coost Leeds in
Percentage Coins With
28.3.for Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 8.-The Edison
Electric Institute reported today
electric power production in the
week ended April 4 totaled 3,348,-
608,000 kilowatt hours, more than
seasonal increase from the previous
weeks 3,345 5O2 600 kilowatt hours.
Output of energy continued to
hold to a level we'll above the
comparable period of l94l and was
1871 per cent more than last years
corresponding 1859 Sac, 900 kilowatt
hours.
By geographic divisions percentage
gains from a year ago were: New
England, 93: Mid-Atlantic, 9; Cen
trail Industrial, 102: West Central,
lis; Southern States, 148; Rocky
Mountain, 1873; Pacific Coast, 28.3.
The rise in power distribution
lifted the Associated Press index
to l58 per cent of the l929-30
average from 1879 per cent last
week. 1t stood at l4l9 per cent a
year ago.
Highs and lows of the index
which is adjusted for normal sea-
sonal and long-term trends, were.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Steel Industry Breaks
All Production Marks
During March
Output Of 1921
Net Tons Is Recorded;
Quorter Output Coins
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 8.-The Amer
ican Iron and Steel Institute said
all previous records for total month
ly output Of steel ingots and cast
ings were broken by the industry in
March with production of 7,392,Sl1
net tons of steel.
This total exceeded by $50, 900 tons
the previous peak production of T.
1885, ,068 tons in October, l941, and
was more than 100000 tons greater
than the output in March, 194l.
Total steel production for the
first quarter Of this year was 81 .o38.-
88s tons, or nearly per cent above
the N,T6,709 tons turned out in the
first three months Of 194l.
Steel production in March aver
aged ,668 ,829 tons per week. a new
peak. The previous high was l.
633,424 tons per week in October
l94l.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Reo Resigns
|Curb Exchange
Presidency
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8-George p
Rea, first paid president of the New
York Curb Exchange. will relin-
quish that post June 80 and enter a
field which friends say probably will
have some connection with the war
Governors of the exchange ac-
cepted Mr.. Reais resignation at q
special meeting yesterday, adopting
a resolution of regret at losing the
chief executive officer. A committee
Is expected to be named shortly to
seek a new president.
Mr.. Rea was chosen to head the
curb exchange on April 20, 1899. hav-
ing previously been president of the
Bishop National Bank in Honolulu
Under his guidance numerous
changes In management Of the jun.
ior New York securities market were
instituted and drastic economic,
imposed in keeping with the re-
duced volume of business in recent
years.
Mr.. Rea has taken an active inter-
est in efforts to improve the securi-
ties industry since he has been head
of the curb and had an important
role in the drafting Of proposals fol-
amendment of securities and ex-
change legislation now before Con.
gress.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Chicago Produce

9 CHICAGO; April 8 lP'.--poultry, live
5 pounds and down. 241s; Lerhorn .hens
u: broilsrs, ga pounds and down. col
ored. 24ia; Plymouth Rock, "A; White
sss Rock iS1, posp sPriRss os. Deqnds W. eoIsIsa
2sf under pounds' coiored. ss nisf Piymoutt sSra
Rock. 26h White Rock. 26h: bareback
roosterA 141z: ducks 4is pounds up. col.
oIed. a3; white, "a; small, colored. 2I
white; Il: geese. over. IL pounds, II; Il
pounds down. II: turkeys. toms. old. 90
young. %; hens, "a; capons, z pounds up
30: under z pounds. 30; slips. 81.
Bytter. receipts. 1874, ,929, Arm: market
unclaimed Esrs. receipts, 2a95s. hrm
1Tssh nrsta .i Iadied extra hsstS cars ssE
ssipts; =; di.tis: 2s; cheeks; 25ls: stor.
United States Department Of Asricul.
ture-Potatoes arrivals 81: on track
supplies moderate. demand moderate, mar.
ket strong: Idaho Russet Burbanks. q. 8
No. l, 22O.2o; Neeraska Bliss Triumphs
Y. 9. No. L, $500; Maine Katahdins
o. s. No. /. 245; Chippevas. $50: Min.
nesota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs
I.rsi.s NJ NO. :sans,a eeasssa a4ssa Msan
tsins and Chippe1as. o. g. No. I, 2Io,
stock: supplies moderate, demand mod
crate. market strong; Florida Bliss Til
umphs. q. 3. No. !. 260-65 per bushe
crate: Texas Bliss Triumphs o. g. No.
go per 50-pound sack: California Lont
White. q q. No. 1. 2.45 per 5O-poune
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April s-Wheat prices
gave way today after an early show
of stability, losing as much as a
cent bushel before the decline was
halted
After borrowing strength early in
the session from corn and oats,
which reflected q fresh advance In
hog prices. wheat later weakened rs
sales increased on the inspiration Of
generally favorable crop reports, ex-
cept from a few localities, and the
prospect of shortage of storage room
later in the year. Failure of flour
business to improve despite recent
price decline also was q bearish
factor.
Wheat closed 1s-h cent lower
than yesterday. May. 123-123a
July, 1.251s; corn. 1s3s down, May,
%; July, 90ss n; oats. 1s-as higher;
soybeans, AIN lower: rye, nv
1Ar,nr
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Jersey City Livestock

JERSEY CITY. April ~ Omitted
salable ito; total 40. General trade
narrowed by Kosher holiday conditions;
two loads medium and good grade Cana
dian steers unsold; cows and bulls fairly
steady: Gamers and cutters predominsted
At 6.O0-s.75. not many above $50; light
weight shelly" Gamers occasionally down.
ward to $50 and under. medium and
ooed s5nds .shs, sagssfs H M
common and medium. s.00-9.50; cutter
bulls downward to 7.50:
Vealers and calves; salable, 70: total
20. Better grade vealers dun: so cents to
81 lower because of temporary Kosher
holiday conditions; choice scarcely quotable
about 1900; common and medium steady
with Tuesdays close around 9.50-1 400;
Hogs. salable. $50 tan at jersey City,
total $50 Mossly n cents rS.i hiEhsE; G seSc GOD
TOP; few 149-pound Weights 14.0o. and
Sheep, salable, 70 total. $3.50. No
early action on sheep and lambs supply
mostly shorn offerings with No. 3 skin
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Gen. MucArthurin in Touch
With Butuun Defenders

BY the Associated Press.
UNITED STATES ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia, April g.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur Is In touch
with the Americana Filipino defend
ers of Bataan, his spokesman dis
closed today.
The spokesman did not disclose
any details, but said Gen. Mac
Arthur had received reports from
1t. Gen. Jonathan NJ Wainwright,
who took up his command when
Gen. Macarthur came to Australia.
He reiterated what Gen. Mac
Arthur has held ever since he be-
came supreme commander for the
Southwest Pacific-that the Philip
pines remain very real part of his
active command.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, April 8 "a, Omitted State.
Department of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l6O
Sales limited; prices steady: sman lot S25
pounds, good gTade yearling steers, 1900;
grade cows. 7.0O-9. 90: one young beei
bun II75; one weighty beef bull. IL .25;
Calves. 25. Largely nominal; good to
choice, l4.0O-5O; common and medium
S.00-130O.
Hogs, 1000. Mostly IS higher than
Tuesday. except packing sows, IS up
practical top "A 80; good and choice. 1sO-
30 pounds, IA $3.50; 160-Is0 pounds and
pounds 139O-I415 14o-IsO pounds,
13.75-14 90: 26O-3O0 pounds 137O-95:
130-14 40 pounds. 13.35-6O: 130-130
pounds. 13.25-50: packing sows, 12 30
1870.
Sheep. s5. Small lot 55-pound spring
lambs, 1900; others nominal
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Conodo Moy Control
Cattle Exports to U. S.

OTTAWA, April canadian
Press Informed sources said to-
day there was possibility that some
control might be placed over cattle
exports to the United States as a
result of q drop in deliveries to
Canadian markets.
At Toronto the cattle trade was
20 slow that sales were too few to
establish quotations
Two factors contributed to the
situation: The United States mar
ket Is attractive and Canadian
packers have been offering lower
prices in the belief current live
weight quotations are higher than
warranted under the price ceiling
on beef.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
District 10 Escape Ban
|0fW.P.B. on Building
For Civilian Use
Imminent Order Won't
Bor Homes to $1,000
In Critical Areas
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Severe as 1t Is expected to be
the imminent War Production Board
order curbing civilian construction
will not affect the building of homes
costing under $4,000 in designated
defense housing critical areas, such
as Washington, w. +. B. officials
said today.
In non-defense areas the order
which Is due within the next 48
hours will mark the suspension OF
the civilian construction in
dustry," W. P. B. Director Nelson
said yesterday.
This will be accomplished by put
ting a low dollar limit-some pre-
dicted as low at $500-on residential
construction for which building ma
terials could be sold or used. In
other words, only slight additions or
remodeling would be permitted for
the average home, although more
liberal provisions would apply to
farm buildings and construction
necessary to public health and
safety.
In those regions designated as
defense housing critical areas, how
ever. no change in existing proceed
ure is expected because of the con-
tinuing need for dwellings to care
for the influx Of war industry work.
ers or military personnel.
Contractors in these areas have
50 far been granted priority assist
ance in obtaining materials for con-
struction of homes. provided the
| homes did not cost the occupant
more than 5000.
Such aid will continue to be avail
able as long as housing shortages
exist in shipbuilding and aircraft
centers and other points of large
population growth, w. P. B. off,
cials said.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Money in Circulation
Sets Another Record
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSocfatkd Press.
Money in circulation set another
new record of $11,572, ,671 .S81-an
average of $86.26 per person-dn-
ing March.
The figure was calculated by the
Treasury on the basis of March 81
statistics This average was 50 cents
more than the end of February and
$l9.1l more than a year ago.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Prisoner SIoshes Throot
In District JoiI Cell

A District Jail prisoner was found
with throat and wrists slashed in his
cell yesterday. Police said the man
John F. Legree -, of the TOO block
of F. street S.W. had borrowed q
razor from a jail barber, saying he
wanted to shave He was pronounced
dead on arrival at Gallinger Hos
pital
Acting Coroner Christopher J
Murphy issued a certificate of sui
eide.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Breaks Worlds Record.

PITTSBURGH. April 8 (P1.-The
crew OF a 100-inch continuous type
plate mill of the Carnegie Illinois
Steel Corp. broke the worlds record
for plate production in March by
turning out 72,530 tons. exceeding
its own previous record by more than
5000 tons, the corporation an
nounced today.
Men OF two other plate mills
scored records for units of similar
size. In a 140-inch 3-high single
stand mill, 34,s31 tons of plates were
produced last month to exceed the
mills January record by 2,0o0 tons,
and In a 48-inch universal plate
mill, 22200 tons were produced in
March to exceed the previous rec
ord. made in January. by 1000
tons
Benjamin F. Fairless. president of
the United States Steel Corp, an
nounced that the subsidiary COM
panies of the corporation in March
established all-time records in pro-
ducing nearly 1000 900 tons of blast
furnace products and almost $780,
900 tons of steel ingots and cast
ings.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, April (R,.-
The Securities and Exchange Com
mission reported today these trans
actions by customers with odd-lot
dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for April 4:
1886 purchases involving 46,747
shares, 1888 sales involving 1888
shares. including a short sales IN
volving ITO shares.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
IngersoI|- Rand Co.
Shows Years Profit
OF SS,t25,200
CoIeote-P olmoIive-Peet
Consolidated Income
Equals 500 O Shore

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8.-1ngersoll-
Rand Co. and domestic subsidiaries
report net profit in 194l amounted
to ss,125, ,202, equal to ss.18 COM
mon share, against $6,999 800. or
s703 a common share. in 1910.
Colgate -Palmolive-Peet.
The olgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
and its Western Hemisphere subsid-
iaries report 1s41 consolidated net
income of $6,604,89l, equal to $3.09
a common share, compared with 1910
net prof1t-on the basis of consolida-
ton followed in 194l-of $3,824j j80l,
or 81 81 a share.
In his annual report to the stock
holders, President E. H. Little said:
Because of the further extension
of the war area. we decided to ex-
clude from the 1941 consolidated
financial statements the accounts
of all subsidiaries and branches 10
Gated outside the Western Hemi-
sphere and to include no dividends
or profits from such subsidiaries or
branches"
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.
HAWTHORNE, Calf. April 8 (Ar.
-Northrop Aircraft, Inc. reports
net profit of $282 .408 for the quarter
ended January 81, equal to 7S cents
per share on combined class A and
B shares outstanding.
Earnings in the preceding quar-
ter were $44,309, or Il cents per
share of outstanding combined class
A and b stock.
Figures for the quarter ended
January 81, 1911, when the company
was In the development stage, were
not announced.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
-Four Blast Furnaces
And Two Plate Mills
To Boost Steel Flow
Another Flood of Orders
For All Types Puts
Pressure on Industry
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASs0Claleo Press.
NEW YORK, April 8.-The Iron
Age, a steel industry trade journal,
reported today that new steps In
the expansion Of steel output in
cluded four blast furnaces. two plate
mills and installation of facilities
at more strip mills to produce plates
The recently approved iron and
steel expansion projects, 1t said,
were located in steel-making centers
from the Atlantic seaboard to the
Pacific Coast and were chiefly in
tended to increase plate and pig iron
capacity.
Steel ingot production this week
squeezed out another all time ton
mage record, with operations gaining
a half point to 90 per cent of ca
pacity." the Iron Age estimste ted in
its weekly survey.
Another Flood Of Orders.
Meanwhile the steel industry,
which has lifted production far be-
yond the levels expected. reports an
other flood of ORDERS" it continued
AT New York, for example, the
emphasis Is not only upon plates and
shell steel but on light steel for
ammunition boxes, bomb cases and
similar items. Many steel compa-
nies report March shipments in
cluded IS to 81 per cent priority
rated business and believe that 90
to 100 per cent of April business
will be rated tonnage. In some in
stances as much as 90 per cent of
current steel shipments involve
bookings with As ratings or higher.
Since Army, Navy, Maritime
Commission and lease lend classifi-
cations will take practically all
steel output for the remainder OF
1912. other types of business, how
ever essential, will be pushed aside
LeaSe-lend orders for Russia are
increasing sharply and cover vast
tonnages. One order alone involves
more than 100000 tons of oil cas-
ing and from 30 900 to 10000 tons of
ikiic pipe.
Housing Project May Halt.
An Ohio defense town housing
project. carrying an A rating. may
be halted because of the inability
of the steel company to supply re-
inforcing bars. This project, how
ever, was going to receive the nee
eSSary structural steel A proiect IN
supply as many as $4,000. 900 stirrup
pumps, requiring a considerable
tonnage of electric welded tubing
is unlikely to get a rating which
would permit shipping OF the ma
terial."
The publication said some tin
plate manufacturers with A-l-C
rating feared that was too low to en-
able continuous production, since
wide strip mills already were
jammed with plates and sheets.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Use Of Aluminium Barred
To Hoover Co. by W. P. B
By the Associated Press.

By The AssoclAHd Press.
The War Production Board has
prohibited the Hoover Co. of North
Canton. Ohio, from using or dealing
in aluminium for three months be-
cause of alleged priority violations.
The boards order, issued last
night, charged that the company,
manufacturer of vacuum cleaners,
had Improperly diverted about 5OO.-
900 pounds OF secondary aluminium
from the war program. H. w.
Hoover. company president. said he
was very much surprised" at the
order and would issue a formal
statement in few days.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, April LP.-United States
Department Of Agriculture).-A number
of inquiries for fine wool were received
today in the Boston market. Sales Of
fine French -combing territory woods were
mostly around 1.15-1.1S, secured basis.
Graded han-biood eombins territory wools
brought 1.13-1.16 secured basis, and
1.Os-1.12, secured basis. Graded three
eishths blood-eombinE territory vools were
quoted at LOG to / .05, secured basis.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April & GP.-Esgs, 39.-
7sa firmer. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra
fancy, s1tr1; 1.:s9Sts sssca *r1asd me1
drums. 37iz; dirties. No. 1. 271.: aver
age checks. 26a.
whites: Jobbina sales OF fancy to extra
fancy 33h-35: wholesale sales OF fancy
to extra fancy. 3O11-33. Nearby and
Midwestern exchange specials. 30; nearby
and Midwestern standards, 2aA. Jobolns
3O-31: wholesale sales of exchange to
fancy heavy mediums. 2s&-291a. Nearby
Browns Nearby and Midwestern fancy
2eh: standards, 2sA-ss; mediums, 271a-
27A: duck eSRs 3O-42.
Butter. 1886. .S72: steady. Creamery,
hisher than 90 score and premium marks,
31A-3S17. 90 score (cash markell, 81.
auoted
Cheese. ess,417: steady. Prices un-
shanged
Evening star., 1942-04-08

sUnlt OF tladlhE. TO shaIes. I'm bank:
unde. Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semi.annu.l deelaration- unless other
not included I'd Ex dividend. II *
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. Declared or paid SO far this year
Payable in stock. 9 Paid last year. Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April s.-Prepared by the
Fitch Publishing Co.:
Pc Stock of Pay
Pressed Steel Car Sc ' w 4.s4 5.ia
ee5OeuT one Share 0rI of Common co non stock Of Con,
q PetroleSm corD. Of America common
1s.. Is.. Ess Ess x Dr b 40. 4c,.e al a3i a3
lows Elec 1t L. Pow -, =,
1o.a Elec 1t & Pow o
si:ss si';5; T & So; q 5; s1s5 f: +
cerTo De Paseo cop-sl ~ 81
PiIsman's 1nsur Newars so, 400 xix
Liberty Aircraft Prod s5e 40 4-i4
Melville shoe SOC 8 All 81
Moore DEop Fors 4 s1.5o @ All 81
bs s. gad Ra pt ss':s Sc : ~ ~ s:is s:is
Puget Sound Pulp 4 "a, = .,s .ao
ynIssa Ila's5 Corp Ltd A-$2s 5as 8 .:!s ss${s ss-{ss
ss%ssssfs Esnss s5S' M.n.n. s3sse M IA t:S s:iSs
St Law ffouT Mills -, 35c @ 40 81
Woolvorth ? W 80 40c - 40 6-l
st Law Flour Mills soc 4-2o 81
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Baltimore Stocks
Commodity Prices
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

NEW YORK, April S.-The Associated
Press weighted Wholesale price index Of Is
commodities today advanced to 90 .25. new
1912 high. Previous day. 5000; week
ago. 9S. IS; month ago. 97.32: year ago
u., 49, na =: da4l ls4o; lss4so:; 1S33.3s S3
Low 1854 1903 $3.50 4l44
19"S average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-04-08
PIT. A. PIuns Film Benefit

The Cherrydale Va) Parent
Teacher Association will give a bene-
fit motion picture show in the
school at $3.50 pm. and 7:30 pm.
Friday.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK. April 8 F.-Bar
silver, 351s, unchanged.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
PUBLIC UTILITY
PUBLIC UTILITY

'Ex dividend. Plus extras Paid
so far this year e2es extra. So extra
paid December 80. 1e41. S5 extra. K zoe
extra m 81. so extra. p Paid in 1871
y $40 extra.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CAL

hJLS-AT En- OhLL.
Capital Transit Colo at 81.
Potomac Electric Power 5la 70 pfd.
3at ia, 2 at ia
Evening star., 1942-04-08
United Stotes Treasury Position

BY the Associated PreSs.
The position Of the Treasury April com
Evening star., 1942-04-08
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stocks
Direct to The Stsr
By Privots Wire

Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hirh.Lov. Close.
Aero Supply .15e ~ ~ ~
Alum Co of Am 1s-- 25os SO S2 81
Alum Co pf t6)---- sos 107A 107H 107A