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Evening star., 1942-02-27
Retail Trade Gains
Laid Mostly 10
Higher Prices
Unit Volume About
Equal to Year Ago,
Agency Reports

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-The spec
tire Of rising retail prices poked its
nose through trade figures this week.
Dollar sales at leading centers Of
distribution averaged IA to 40 per
cent above last year for the country
as a whole, Dur g. Bradstreet re-
ported. And, the credit agency
added:
In unit volume retail trade for
the week was close to last years
levels. An increase in dollar sales
estimated at II to 20 per cent over
year ago could be traced largely to
the rise in prices"
Dollar sales in New England
topped last year by is to 40 per
cent; the East, II to 81; Middle
West, 13 to 18; South, IL to 20:
Southwest, 16 to "a; Northwest, Is
to 10, and Pacific Coast, is to %.
The stock up" scare buying that
had been characterizng general
business was reported declining, but
there still was heavy demand for
hard goods" items, including re-
frigerators, washing machines,
ranges and radios.
Continued strong call for spring
and summer goods was reported in
wholesale markets. Deliveries were
slower. Many kinds Of seasonal
goods formerly selling on a delivery
in-two-weeks basis were reported
now requiring a wait Of to 10
weeks.
Exhibition Cancelled.
The National Association OF
Hosiery Manufacturer announced
today cancellation of the 1912
knitting arts exhibition, which had
been scheduled to be held at Atlantic
City April 27-3o.
The cancellation was necessary,
the announcement said, because war
diversion made it difncult or i'm
possible for exhibitors to take part,
since their equipment was busy on
war production.
Furniture Sales Lag.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. ~
R.-Decided hesitancy was the pre-
dominant trend of the furniture
manufacturing industry during jan
uary, Seidman & Seidman, ac-
countants to the industry, reported
today.
The firm said that while there was
some active buying during the
month, the decline In new orders
averaged about 80 per cent, as COM
pared with July, 1s41, the industry's s
best month to date.
New orders registered in January
were about 2 per cent less than in
January, 194l. but the report pointed
out that wholesale prices were sub
stantiany higher than a year ago
and that, consequently. the rate OF
decline was considerably greater
than indicated.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 0P.-Foreisn ex-
change noon rates follow (Great Britain
in 9shssi control
rates for United States dollars: Buying
10 per cent premium, selling II per cent
premium. equivalent TO discounts on Cana.
dian dollars in New York Of buying 9.91
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket 11A per cent discount or 1915 United
States cents.
Europe:
Great Britain. ofdcial (Bankers For
4.02: selling. S4 .04 open market: cables,
"a. .04.
Latin America:
Argentina, ofhcial. 2a77: free. 1870:
Brazil, ofdciaL 6.05n: free, 5.20n: Mex
(Rates in SPOT cables unless otherwise
indicated)
Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Ralph Kelly Given
Hiqh Baldwin Post
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 27.-Ralph
Kelly, formerly vice president in
charge of sales for the Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Co., has
been elected executive vice president
and a director of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works, it was announced to-
day.
Kelly had been with Westinghouse
since 1909 except for period dur
ing the First World War, when he
was lieutenant in the Navy.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Federal Debt Raised
To S62,252,495,250
By New Issue
TotuI Now More Than
Is Billions Ahead
Of Yeor Ago

Dy the Associated FIess.
The Federal debt Jumped 81, sos. :.
750,360 this week to come within
sight Of the $s5 600, ,ooo, 600 debt limit.
The Treasury said the big jump
resulted from the recent sale of a
new bond issue and raised the debt
to $62 ,252 ,495, $50 February Is. Since
part Of the Treasury's borrowing
powers must be reserved because of
the automatically increasing value
Of defense bonds, the Treasury now
has less than $2,000,000 900 of bor-
rowing authority left.
At the recent rate, this would not
last more than about a month, but
annual income tax collections next
month may make 1t last somewhat
longer. At any rate, the Treasury
was preparing to ask Congress to
increase the debt limit to at least
t110 900 900 900 or to remove the
limit altogether.
The debt was more than 10000, :
oo0, 900 higher than year ago.
Excess Reserves Down.
Treasury borrowing also slashed
into idle funds of banks last week.
The Federal Reserve Board said
yesterday excess reserves of banks
dropped $3.50. .0OO, 900 to s2,88O, 900 900
In the week ended February Is. Ex-
cess reserves have not been that low
since some time in 1888, but are still
regarded as adequate by Govern
ment officials.
The big drop last week was caused
by the payment by banks and their
depositors for 1850, ,o00, 900 worth of
new Treasury bonds recently foated.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Paramount Pictures
Reports S10,125,000
Nef for 1941
Result Contrasts With
$7.633,130 Earned
In Preceding Year
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. a. Para
mount Pictures, Inc, estimated to-
day consolidated earnings in the
year ended January were $10,125,-
0o0, equal, after preferred dividends,
to 1886 a common share, compared
with $7,633,130 or 1884 a common
share, in the year ended January 4,
1941.
Lambert Co.
The Lambert Co., makers Of toilet
preparations, showed net profit Of
81 $50, 40, equal sto $l.8l q share,
against $1.173,o54 or $l57 share.
in 1910.
Campbell, Wyant.
The Campbell, Wyant and Cannon
Foundry Co. of Chicago reported q
net profit Of $S17,742 for 1s4l, after
Federal income and excess profits
taxes, equal to S2.37 common share,
compared with $3.50 ,22o, or $1.71 a
share in 1910.
Consolidated Coal.
Consolidated Coal Co. reported net
profit of $702 ,343 for 1941, after Fed
eral income and excess profits taxes
and q $500,000 addition to contin-
gent reserves equal to $l.2l a share
Of common stock.
This compared with a net profit of
$402, ,290 in 1910, or 80 cents a COM
mon share.
c., N. q. & T. p. Railway.
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Pacific Railway Co. reported operat-
ing income for January Of $402, ,230
or 1924 per cent less than the $751; :
997 in the same month Of last year
Operating revenues were 81 1858, ,189,
an increase Of 1922 per cent over
$1,749,4l5 q year ago.
Standard Products.
The Standard Products Co., auto
motive parts concern now converting
production to war items, reported net
profit Of $249 ,206 for the six months
ended December 81, equal to SO per
cent on each of 100000 outstanding
common shares.
This compared with $282, ,s38 for
the corresponding period Of 1910.
The companys fiscal year ends
June 80.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad an
nounced total revenue of SIS, ,348, ,l72
in January, an increase of $12,744,-
GIT over the same month in 1941,
but noted decline of S537 OBS In net
operating income, which amounted
to s5,838 $50.
Freight revenues rose $9,245 ,065
and passenger yields increased 81
968,415.
Transportation costs, however, rose
Sc, ,563, 1897 and maintenance of way
and equipment increased $4,o18, ,205.
All other items of expenditures also
showed increases, President Martin
w. Clement reported.
Crown Zellerback.
Crown zellerbach Corp, biggest
paper producer on the West Coast,
reported 1t made 81 ,856 ,253 net profit
In the quarter ended January 81.
That was 81 cents q share on COM
mon stock after preferred dividends.
1t compared with SO cents in the
preceding quarter and "a cents In
the like quarter a year ago.
Sales hit $22, ,4S3, ,516, up from SAL.
826,6l9 in the preceding quarter and
1885,, ,737 in the three months end
ed January 81, 1941.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Gas preferred-10 at
101, 5 at 101, so at 101.
Mergenthaler Linotype-30 at 1914,
IT at 1914.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 1st 5s-$4,000 at
1855, $1,000 at los, 5000 at los.
National Bank Of Washington-124
at 104.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10O at 1914,
100 at 1914. 100 at 33H.
Washington Gas preferred-5 at 101.
Capital Transit Co-117 at 22A, 100
at 22X, 2 at 22h.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
General Motors
PoyroNs at New
Peak in 7941
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Feb. 27-General Mo-
tors Corp. disclosed today that its
1941 payrolls throughout the coun-
try totaled $669, ,744 ,870 in 194l, the
highest in the corporations history.
The disbursements included $319.-
127,465 to employees of nine Michi-
gan plants. In 1910 these plants re-
ceived $247 ,931 ,628.s
The largest disbursements in
Michigan were made in Flint, where
workers last year received $111,519.-
1873, compared with $87, $50 ,083 in
1910. Detroit plant payrolls amount
ed to $107, ,463, ,658, compared with
ss4, 1885, OFT in the preceding year.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. Feb. 81 up UNITED States
Department Of Agrlculture) Ill am. QUO.
nominal. Hogs, 800. Mostly steady, with
ahUcs pnslsal dsp s9ea in6
pounds. 13.20-45; 140-16O pounds and
220-240 pounds, 13.O5-30; 130-14O
pounds, 12.S5-13.10; 240-260 pounds,
IL .sG13 .O5; 120-1 80 pounds, 1275-13 90:
260-300 pounds 12.60-s5; packing sows,
11.20-70. Sheep. none; nominal.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Cleveland Approves
RuiIwoy Financing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 27.-Cleve-
lands City Council today voted, 20
IL, to issue $17,500, 900 In bonds for
purchase Of the Cleveland Railway
Co.. principal mass-transportatio
operator. Bids for the bonds prob
ably will be called for March 81.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Unit Of trading. 10 shafes. In bAnx..
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed By such companies. Rates Of divi.
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semi-snnual declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
rights. Q Also extra or extras Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year.
I Payable in stock. Paid last year. Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Conodion Royon Cheaper

MONTREAL, Feb. II Canadian
Press Manufacturer have agreed
to reduce their prices on rayon
fabrics in an effort to help retailers
of dresses and other rayon articles
to sell such items under the estab-
lished ceiling price.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. T.-Cotton
futures moved higher today on trade
and New Orleans buying.
The advance was retarded, how
ever, by commission house and local
selling stimulated by President
Roosevelt's announced opposition to
higher farm prices. Hedging against
purchases Of Government cotton was
another factor.
Prices reached go cents o bale at
one time, but late afternoon gains
were pared to 20 to 80 cents a bale,
with March at ls.40; July, 1855;
December, 1876.
Futures closed as to 6B cents q bale
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Stocks to Be Taken Over.

The once of Price Administra-
ton announced last night plan
whereby the Government expects
to buy up virtually the entire sup
ply of new passenger car tires and
tubes and thus enable dealers to get
their capital out of stocks tied up
by tire rationing.
Dealers who wish to be relieved
Of carrying passenger tire stocks
throughout the period of rationing
may sell all or part of them back
to the original manufacturer or dis
tributor at the cost price, plus 10
per cent to cover carrying expenses.
Manufacturers and mass distrib-
utors were ordered to sell the re-
purchased stocks to the Govern
ment-owned Defense Supplies Corp
and to turn over to that agency also
their own stocks of passenger car
tires and tubes. Defense Supplies
Corp. Is prepared to receive up to
SIS, ,000, 900 worth.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
January Shipments
Show Sharp Effect
OF Tire Rationing
Volume Is Reduced
74.6 Per Cent Below
Same 1e41 Month
By the Associated Press.

BY the hSSOCldLcQ FTeSs.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The drastic
effect of restrictions on the manu-
facture and rationing OF automo-
bile tires was disclosed today, when
the Rubber Manufacturers Associa-
ton said tire shipments for January
were SAT- per cent below last De-
cember and 74.6 per cent below jan
uary, 194l.
The production OF tires-1. .461 =
2l7-in January, the first full
month in which the effect OF the re-
strictions could be shown, was sos
per cent below the December mark
and 1874 per cent below January,
1941.
But while manufacturers had f.
642, 1928 tires in stock January 81, or
ST. per cent more than they had at
the end Of December, this total for
the first full month of 1912 was 52.6
per cent below the same month in
1941, when there were s,797 ,253 tires
IN manufacturers hands.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Associated
35 commodities declined to 96.97.
Previous day. 97.01; week ago, 97.14;
1041-42. 1910. 1883 1e33-3s.
Low 1908 $3.50 63.7S 41.44
(1926 average equals 100)
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
1886 purchases involving 43,s7S shares;
1856 sales involving 47,407 shares, in
cluding SO short sales involving 2,0S7
Evening star., 1942-02-27
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-Dividends de-
clared-prepared by the Fitch Publishing
Co.:
Increased.
Pc Stk. Of Pay
Rate riod. record. able
Werner Motor Parts 25c @ 3-10 3-2O
Extra.
Abbott Laboratories 10c - 3-16 3-3l
sabin Robbins Paper - 10c - 4-1O 4-2O
Accumulated.
Am Loco 7T cum pf S1.75 - $40 3-24
EaStn u a. = So pf -75c - 3-l4 Al
Industrial Silica 6l2G
cum pf S1.62H - 2-2S $40
Irving, John, Shoe
SO pf -3712c - 2-2S 3-lo
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
S1.50 CIV A ST. - 3-20 Al
Omitted.
Unit Profit Sharing 10ee pf.
Evening star., 1942-02-27
A HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

Now tho the President has Housing Agencies
experienced and responsible building desires
Of ocooe Defense Areos
with ooe industrial shpbudno with
Housing problem
The land should Of twenty-five foiy o in
bustor utilities approved by f. A. and adaptable local
zonine requirements.
We prefer the outlying districts Of Washington D. c. Baltimore,
Maryland where the Of Iond inflated which would
make the improvement self sustaining.
To principal Broker satisfying
negotiation result investment for economic
need Box 465-J Sor
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Papers getting scorce. Don't
waste 1t.
Evening star., 1942-02-27

Cottonseed oil closed steady. Bleachable
prime summer yellow unouoted. Prime
crude. I2.50b. March, May. July and Sep
tember, l367b
b Bid ASKED
Evening star., 1942-02-27
New Orleans Prices.

Cottenseed OIL
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
UNCHANGED. Sales, IA contracts. May,
l3.oSb. b Bid.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb % lp.-Reports
of continued orders for military goods
supported cotton futures here today and
closing prices were steady, to Is points
Evening star., 1942-02-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
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0eDanfen nnD GrtnnerMngen
Bon Jtep. 0rans Tuertees

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oos mir Gbeinlanoer iblecgt perIteben
fonnten. 9ic Srldnoer 5ogen iid) gu
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uno lie ielbIt i1d)ten iid anbere Ylat'
&c. Gie WGnner iporcn better lno
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Dhie 1aiienfrenn6

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alles anOers, als iie aepobnt iuareu.
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ten mieoer. Die beioen 1rauen batten
ibren ateiniten bel iid, Sran Yieper
ibren fleiaen 5rans uno meiue Mut-
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fids lum uno fameu aui uns gu, benn
f.. einen fremoen 9rupp Menlden
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aleid az .5n ipreden, Mud, einise
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Mitttpodj, ben 8. septtmber 1942

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10 lang mar; baranf alcif Seae,s mo
oonn mar ser ionnt1alihe @ottes.
oienit aus. s(Ges sina ihon ,nb alatt
ab, mas ms olldG net poIant. God,
ntBten ipir aleih @eon1o iiben, nenu
bon ser Yrebigt nerItonben mir nidts.
g0ir frel,ten, irns aber ,tno oonften
Soft, oaB mir bier snm erItenlnal in
sfmerifa am @ottesbienIt tcilnebmen
fonnten Sd idunte oft oltf Sic Seite
uno iob, tpie bie gltern 70 fronm be-
teten llto him ,,no ipieoer slmr Mltar
Ifo,tten. 9eint langen Grebo idD ib
BEN Safer lange anoGdtig Sen I'll.
Ssolepf anidanen, ,,no bod)te, lpas
mag ser &ater bo iebcu. SSSlt ipate'
rem Sssnhren bot er ir ser s(r6eit oft
nit mir fiber sen III. Soiepb geipru-
hel1, iuie er ibn Derebre; Damn ods
III. Tonilienhilh, ols Geo scr 9rei'
5ebnte Sic slnoad)t 5llr III. aSanilie
einfiibrte, aleid foltite bon Gotcr S'.
8oplan, Scr gro6e 8ilocr sllm Gin-
rabmell bate fonlnen loIien. sd,
Iaate er, Ser III. SesoIepb lit Der 9e-
id)iiber Ser III. San1ilie aeipcIet imo
lit beutc nod ser Gtbnbpatrons Der
gan5en Girhe @pttes oif Groell lmo
ieber d)riltliden sSanlilie, 100 rer
8lmrbe leines Efleaelobnes SeIu @bri-
iii gebolten miro. gr lit ser Yatron
Der Mrheiter ilno Snrbilo ieoen drift.
licben Gaters. Sim eriten Sonntog itt
ebapel Sill traf es iid), oaB uns ciit
paor quite 8allern lore 9dnfe in Der
Stride ii6erlieBen gernbe pur be,n SO.
lepbs sslltor lmb. ba fame,l mir ipill-
oerlihe @eoanfen iiber Sen, III. So
lepb lmo ieil,. 2eben. Or batte ald
nit ieiner ssamilie cine Reiie aen,aht,
batte Sic Seintat perlaiien, soa nah
Bethlehem, Damn nad) gegppten ae-
riet in froBe @efabren alf Ser &eiir
onrd fremNes 2anb, fam in cine beio-
niihe 8elt l,nter ihiuar5. 9etuobnern,
bate feline sSre,inoe nod, 8efannte bel
Sen aespptern, fein Sai,s, feline ar-
6eit. fein SeroienFt; oa aab es feine
Stride uHb 5hnie, mno 10 muBte ser
hl. SSsoieph ste hl.. Mefision sit SanIe
iiben, 10 lanse er ba tpar. Mad,' Sob
rem aiHa er nit Der FL. ,ssdnilie nad
Na5aretb snriif une enbliA brinat er
natb 12 ssabren sic hl. sFa,nilie sH,H
III. 9cmpel in Sser,Hale,n.
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