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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
SWINGS ARE TERRIFIC

WHEN YOU play rubber bridge.
YOU .Enow what actually does
hanpcn on each hard. but you fire.
qu"ntly have hardly any IDEA of
The other possibilities OF III" deal
III Il duplicate game. in which a
Sin%lc deal gets played at L.: Of
different tables, the results ...v
tremendously. with the swim h,
tween hest and worst trrr.i.r.
Som" Of the scores produced are
almost beyond belief until GONE
hody relates exactly what Eajs.
pcnci.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

i"%i.l" mills. waa issucd today 10y X
y. G."cnCr, tnr,s'y cXt"nsinn spec
."hsi al n. {. %iti" college
In making ih" plea. Gracb1r
pointed uut that doaw"nd turnishe,
Hf per cent at tn" shuttle wood u ed
IN America and large quantities for
'n''I "'uuiii".. especially England
North Carolina i the nation
LARGEST producer al this wood. due
largely In soil. climate. moisture. and
/ !"r"at conditions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
GIFTS NO TRADE-IN

Raleigh. oct. 30.-Chr$,0n Hulu-
man. stat" Dl'N Cummndiiy re tiun-
me- officer. today announced that
''.'".E IN rubber footwear are not
required tu MAX" my tiraclr-in al-
''M"ncoE 10 customers who turn in
".' .""lW"I. ia buying ratioucd
n"1 rHhH"" boots ard rubber worl,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

snCeS
HCioman aid SON" dealer hal
been under the impry ION thai
trade-in. allowances were IN uvdrl.
While the order demands that ucr-
sons buying the raii"urd nurIs rI.lr
turn in their old footwear, i, is mo-;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30
APPEAL IS ISSUED
FOR lockwood LOG.

College Station. Raleigh. Oct. 81
a renewed appeal Ia North Caro-
ASF farmers inr doGwond timber.
now urgently needed in the nation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

7" v.n eve paper in the United
Kingdom h.,wcrS are eliminate.
lJr"ls md u-.ns l,;tcrod crowns -
I..!:a.. bottle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

Yesterdays Answer
- Russian
river
-. Cushion
50. Greek letter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-30

rcuDirod t,at ,nvl receive any trad.
Lea lot an. rii goods.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Motruh Bomborded
6 Times in 10 Doys
BY LARRY ALLEN.

Associated Press War Correspondent.
WITH THE BRITISH FLEET
IN THE EASTERN MEDITER-
RANEAN. July 25.-Matruh, the
enemy's advanced sea base in Egypt.
has been bombarded from the sea
six times in 10 days, and British
officers yesterday declared the place
was knocked 'f1atter than a pan
cake" by a total of some 1000 shells
tossed into the town and harbor.
fThe British Navy announced in
Cairo that light naval forces" again
bombarded Matruh Wednesday
night. Low clouds prevented accu-
rate observation of the results, the
announcement said. This appar-
emily was the sixth bombardment)
The officers said undoubtedly it
is practically impossible to use the
harbor, whose shore buildings have
been blasted into heaps of debris
and whose waters have been Uttered
with the wrecks OF small craft.
Nearly every building has been
blasted by British shells and in
destroying the jetties, the warships
have blown to bits one big ammu-
milton ship and sunk a small oil
ship and several lighters, the British
said.
In all these shellings British war
ships were said to have escaped
damage and casualties.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Railroad Shares Lead
Feeble Rally in
Stock Market
Session One Of Liehtest
In Two Years; Bond
Trading Quiet
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
ASS ciated preSe Ftpapc,oI I1r,;t.


NEW YORK, July 25.--Rails today
continued to provide the principal
recovery steam for the stock market
and even these exhibited scant ten
dencies toward speed.
The war news. tax skepticism and
imitation confusion remained the
outstanding speculative and invest
ment imponderables and the most
bullishly inclined were content to
keep commitments on the light side
Slightly irregular shifts appeared
at the opening and persisted to the
close. Transfers for the two hours
were around 100000 shares. another
OF the lowest turnovers in two years.
Boardrooms, as on recent summer
Saturdays, were almost deserted.
A large assortment of curb stocks
finished at Fridays last quotations
Bond Market Quiet.
Rail loans received the principal
attention in today's quiet and irreg-
ular bond market.
There was fair support for Denve,
& Rio Grande Western As of 1896
after yesterdays gains on reports OF
the new Interstate Commerce reor-
ganization plan.
Other bonds rising fractions to
around a point included St. Pau
412s, Cleveland Union Terminal SIS
international Hydro Electric IS
MKT 5s and Wabash 4l2s.
Lower prices were recorded by
Chicago North Western 3las, Colum-
bia Gas & Electric 5s of 81 and
Delaware & Hudson refunding As.
Only a few foreign issues were
traded and these worked out irreg-
ular trends. United States Govern
ments were quiet and steady.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Potomac Power Net
Is Reduced Sharply
By Tax Provisions
Hqf-Yeor's Income
or S339,29S From
Like 1o4l Period
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Net income of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. in the first six months
of this year amounted to $l.843,-
278.08. compared to $2,182 ,576.83 in
the like l941 period, a decrease of
$685., ,29875, or Is per cent, due
mainly to the substantial increase
in the amount set aside for antici-
pated higher taxes.
Operating expenses in the half
year were up s566.917 86, or IA per
cent. according to the company's
statement filed with the Public
Utilities Commission. Depreciation
required $l1,78775 more than last
year, while the sum set aside for
taxes totaled $2.162,370.50, against
Sl.326.476.38 a year ago, an increase
of $685., ,894.42, or So per cent.
The statement showed net in
come for June of only $30,14664,
compared to s367,l36.78 in June,
194l, a decrease of 1886, ,869.31, or
9l.79 per cent.
The item for taxes totaled $685.
600.25, against $235, a year
ago. This June tax figure, Presi-
dent A. G.. Neal told the commits
sion. includes $302,4 representing
estimated additional Federal in
come and excess profits taxes COM
puted at rates of 40 and "a per cent,
respectively. applicable to the SIX
months ended June 80.
In the first five months of this
year the power company estimated
taxes on the basis of the l94l reve-
nue. act.
June operating revenues totaled
81 ,675, ,7940l. an increase OF more
than $4,000. At the same time
revenue deductions took $1,512,-
2l7.92, which was $514,602. As, or 81
per cent, more than year ago.
Operating expenses alone were up
more than $4,000.
Potomac Electric Power was the
second Washington utility corpora
ton to file its June report with the
commission. The Capital Transit
Co. reported a gain in net OF $ll7,-
723, or IS per cent.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July s5 LP-Salablo cattle.
week. All killing Gle sses sharply higher on
most active trade of season choice steers
and yesrlinss fury 25 hlsher; all other
25 higher and all srad-s cows mainly so
higher; bulls generally so higher. vealers
strong, scarce active at IA 0o-l5 90 most,
y: all weiehty, meaty, grassy steers and
Ell weishts fed steers and yearlines at n.w
with average cost killing steers highest
since September, 1887; extreme top, Is 80
paid for prime l,}33-pound steers. next
highest price, $50. best light steers,
1910; yearlings, 1873: heifer yearlings,
] 35: all shortfed as well as grassy cattle
relatively high by contrast with lonefed
offerings: cutter cows closed at 100 down,
fat on rings, 9,23-l 0.50 mostly. with few
strictly good kinds 1O75-11.25; heavy
sausage as well as beef bulls. 1925 down:
limited supply light stock cattle and calves
draggy. weak, as killers competed. how
ever, for everything in SLAUGHTER flesh.
Salabla sheep, none: total, 1000: COM
pared Friday last week: Daily price changes
featured the lamb trade, with the result
that late sales of native spring lambs were
1928 lower than last Friday, while other
classes were little changed; weeks lamt
top, 4S5: late top, 14.35 bulk good ano
choice native spring lambs IA .00-I4 SIS
with common and medium lots. II 90.
43 30. and plain light thrououts. down u
10 90 few yearlinrs. 10.50-12 90 and mos
3st ewes. 100000 q few lishtweights tc
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Chicago Grain
y the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Wheat prices
advanced as much as cent bushel
during early trading today. Dealings
continued light, but displayed more
encouraging tone than in recent
sessions.
Other grains and soybeans were
up with wheat. Corn advanced
about Y cent, oats and rye l cent
and soybeans about ,. cent.
Covering by shorts and scattered
new buying pushed grain futures
higher. There was only a moderate
amount Of hedge selling coming into
the market.
Congressional action in passing
bill to create special board for the
production of rubber out of grain
alcohol was stimulating factor.
The market showed little reaction
to the Agriculture Department re-
port on stocks of old wheat held in
interior mills. which merely con-
firmed trade observations. On July
l. the department said, these stocks
totaled 141, ,789 900 bushels, the larg-
est ever reported, against 1879 900
bushels on the same date in 1941.
Grain men pointed out that when
these stocks are added to farm sup
lies, the total is 301 1893 900 bushels
against 16l .155 900 bushels last year
Commercial stocks of July 3 were
27,512,000 bushels compared with
1854 1893 900 bushels year ago. This
brings supplies in the three positions
to 528,845, 900 bushels against $685.
048,O00 bushels last year.
The crop reporting board esti-
mated production Of all spring wheat
in Minnesota, North Dakota, South
Dakota and Montana at 216,483, ,OOO
bushels, representing an addition Of
13,406. 900 bushels to the July esti-
mate Of 203, OF, 900 bushels for these
States.
The board said that weather con-
ditions through the first half of July
were generally very favorable for
the spring wheat crop in this area
1t admitted. however, that the pos
sibility of storm damage has not yet
passed.
Favorable conditions for develop
ment OF small grains increased the
indicated oats production in the four
States to 320,423 900 bushels from
the July l estimate of 301 ISL 900
bushels. Barley production was es-
timated at l67,961 900 bushels, an
increase OF about $4,000, 900 bushels
over the estimate of 155,969 ,OOO
bushels made at the first of the
month.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
New York Bank Stocks
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE July 25-Furnished by
United States Department OF Agriculture,
Agricultural Marketin Administration.
Cattle. l25. Compared with week ago,
slaughter steers and yearlings mostly %
higher cows. heifers and bulls stronger;
bulk medium and good short-fed grassy
choice. 14.oooa14.40; weeks top, l4.50.
common and medium grades. II 5oal2 So.
bulk rass heifers. l0.5oall 80; few; II .s5a
Zoo: ool beef cows. 10.35alQ so, bulk
supply canner and cutter grades f5@oa @
ood sausage bulls. II GOAL IS: beef kinds
around 100: common and medium light-
weight stockers and calves 10.5 SOAP 90.
Calves. 10, Compared with week ago:
eealers steady: top. 1880: bulk good and
choice, I5.00al5.50 medium and good,
l4.00a15.00; common down to II 80; clos
Ing slow on heavy calves.
Hogs. 100. Limited salsbe supply SELL
ing 30 lower than Friday; practical top,
1920 good and choice lnO TO 1870 pounds,
14l0al4.30: 1870 to 140 pounds. IA, "a
14.40: l40 to l60 pounds ~ .55a 4 so.
80 to 1S0 pounds, l4.Spal5.05: 1870 TO
90 pounds, l4.95al5.20. .!20 to 2to
pounds. l4.s5a15.l0: o+0 to $50 pounds.
l4.6Oal4S5: 260 TO 300 pounds. IA 40a
.65; packing sows, 13,45al3.95. Prices
are based on granted hogs.
Sheep, none Compared with week ago.
eenerally steady: good and choice fat lambs
scarce. 1355al4 80; medium and good
II .50al3 so. common kinds down to $50,
slaughter ewes. 2.O0a4 90: few ewes TO
country, 6.0Oa1 90.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. July 25.-The white
caps of United States sailors dotted
London in large numbers today for
the first time since the war began
as contingent from the American
naval forces now in European waters
received their first leaves.
Londoners, long familiar with the
endless variety of military and naval
uniforms of the United Nations,
turned to watch the gobs in Picca-
dilly and Leicester Square.
Almost an entire hotel was taken
over for the use of enlisted men and
a large number of club reservations
were made for the officers.
Navy headquarters in London
issued information sheets for men
with instructions ranging from
Don't discuss your ships or trips
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpatcn 10 Inc StaT
BALTIMORE; July -s5.-potatoes, 100
BHshel. BSsnd iass ssa4 30; beans bushel ssa IS
nearby, 75al25: cabbage. bushel, oaS 5oase: 50
,yn sTey 4oas9 sTst carrots 5o Celery
f5a2 90: corn, busheL. 60a1 ;e5; nearby,
dozen. los2s:: cHcumbers;, bggshe:. bgshel. -, 15a
pss plant nsasSs sasSs half sqsst asfsS
ieebers. crate. 5.75as25: Eastern, Big
Hs'as' .soaa 'oo: lima beans. sushel. Ia5aI IS:
onions, 5o-pound sack, 75a1.75; peas: ao:
bushel l5oss 90: western; 1hT ISoa2 bs 81; i
Sgshsi 1Ssss tomatcss lug; nv 55al S.,; o9;;
1esrsy esrey it'b fsif bushel. % i5s4o: blueberries
pint, 20a30: cantaloupes, Southern: bushel,
shs9aes aa westers ests5ss hs s1sns
ssSS sssrt, sas5; ss lemons box wesssTs 4!sa
oranges an 'sS' box. western. 4.e5a6.5o: peaches.
bushel. 0Oa3. so; plums, Western. crate,
250a5.00 watermelons. each, 2oa55.
Poultry and EgEs.
Live poultry-chickens, pound Rocks, Isss,
s5G crosses olaInsrv aSs Redj si Kinds ia
sn01Rs; Is. Fowl. Rocks 0la a4as5; mixed eolors
s3ae4: Leehorns, 17a19. ROSTERS. mixed
e0leTs HTssLNearby enosrsd unfrsded. current re-
ceipts dozen white 3Oa3s; mixed colors,
SOa4O Receipts, 963 cases.
Bu.ter-Prints. pound, 90 score, 4la42
40 score; 40a41 country rolls. 26a21
packing stock, 23a24. Receipts, 105 tubs
Grain Market.
Wheat. No. > red winter, garlicky,. spot
dome site, busheL opening price. l.l4h2. j.,
Corn No yellow, domestic. bushel
o1al 90: Western billing at premium
over this price. Cob corn: barrel 4 900 "a
Oats. No. ]. white. domestic, bushel. SIS
6s: No. 2, sla63. On all sales of oats te
the local trade. except those on track
there is an additional charge Of IA cents
per bushel for storage and elevation which
Is paid by the buyer.
Rye No. =. ,bushel: s5aao Barley
mixed, ton, 19.0Oa22 90. Wheat straw
No. =, ton. 1900,
Flour. barrel, winter patent, 63Oa7 90
winter, straight. 475a5.10; spring patent
6,40a665; spring straight. 6.15a6.35: hare
winter. patent. 6.05a6.25 hard winter
STRAIGHT: 5.s5as.10; rye -four, dark tc
white. 4.l0a4 so
Mill feed. ton. spring bran, ~ O0a43 90
standard middling, 45.00a46.00.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
U. S. Gobs' White Caps Dot
London in Large Numbers

to They don't ice beer over here, 80
please no comments"
THE English people admire and
trust you," said one paragraph Of
the instruction sheet. "As men of the
United States Navy you must act
with discretion and common sense
at all times. = Don't boast Don't
draw comparisons with things at
home or elsewhere. Don't argue.
Don't forget blackout regulations"
(Similar instruction sheets were
issued by the British for the
benefit of their men in the United
States)
Dances with plenty Of partners
provided have been arranged for the
gobs at the Washington and Eagle
Clubs and at Red Cross centers.
Officers were invited to dance at
the English Speaking Union.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 25 LP.-Closing for
elgn exchange rates follow Great Britain
In dollars, others in cents):
Canada - Official Canadian Control
Board rates for U. S. dollars: Buying Id
per cent premium. selling. IL per cent
premium; equivalent to discounts on Ca
madam dollars in New York of buying, 9.91
per cent; selling, 900 per cent
J., Canadian dollar in New York open mar
Europe-Great Britain, oficial fBankers
Foreign Exchange Committe rates.: buying
4,o?; selling, 4.04. open market: cables,
Latin America-Argentina, oficial
~ =: free. a3.6s. up 1-100 cent; Brazil
a0.66n, down l-lOO cent. Rates in spot
cables unless otherwise indicated.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
New York Cotton
Es the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Cotton fu-
lures moved irregularly higher in
quiet dealings today as trade and
mill buying, along with commission
house support, outweighed light
hedging and week end realizing.
News that Senator Thomas, Dem
ocrat. Of Oklahoma would reintro-
duce legislation to revise the basis
OF parity on farm commodities, the
changes to result in substantial in
creases on PARTIES for cotton and
wheat, was motivating influence
on the upturn.
Futures closed 30 to As cents a bale
HIGHER
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Egypt
Continued From First Page J

retain the initiative in Africa, the
arrival Of single Axis convoy could
swing the balance to the other side
at any time.
1t was reliably reported in Ankara
Yesterday that five trains had passed
through Yugoslavia into Greece
carrying 120 18-ton tanks for ship
ment to the Axis African armies.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

11:O0A AN $3.50 1900 Noon 1880
tUnit Of trading. ten shares: saIes
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganixed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
psnies Rates of dividend In the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
ton Unless otherwise noted. special Or
extra dividends are not included. I'd IA
dividend xr Ex rights Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock Declared or paid
so far this year fPsysble in stock 8 PAID
last year h Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declarss
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Unit OF trading. 10 shares. In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reoraa nisea
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates OF divi.
dsnds q IN tn, the FOREGOING table are annual
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
rights, q Also extra or extras Cash OK
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year
able in Canadian funds. Accumuiated
dividends Daid or declared thts year.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, July IS (P.-
Cotton futures advanced here today
on Washington reports that a bill
would be reintroduced seeking to
change the parity formula to raise
parity prices on cotton and wheat.
Closing prices were steady, 10 to IA
points higher,
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Bonds or bondage was there
ever an easier choice? Get yours
now.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. July 25.-
STOCKS. High. Low. Close
I25U S Fid Il Guar 26hs 261s 26ls
$1,000 lnter Bond IS As 100 100 100
$1,000 Inter Bond IS As 100 100 100
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Spot COTTON closed auiet. points hieh-
er Sales ,o4 Low Low middlinE 1893
Receipts, 942; stock, 276,492.
Bid.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Russian 6Hs 10 mat IN ~ Ia
vw-With warrants. xv-without var.
rants. n---New. st (stp)-StAmped.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
New Orleans Prices.

Middling. spot, 19.99n.
II Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
Dividend Payments

q NEW. YORK. July 25 1p.-Dividends
e declared:
Evening star., 1942-07-25
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