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Evening star., 1942-08-02
Father of II Children
Asks u. S. If 1t Owes
Him on Income Tax
e, the Associated Press.

Rs the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug l.
An unidentified Adams County
farmer wants to know if the
Government owes him money
on his income tax.
V. Y. Dallman, collector Of
internal revenue, reported the
man reported a net income of
So ,300-but he has II children
emitting him to deduction of
SIS, 900.
Mr.. Dallman added the
farmer wanted to know if the
Government owed him any,
thing.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
East May Lack
Oil Minimum,
President SAYS
Jones Promises Aid
By Converting Borges
Into Tunkers

OPA ORDERS PRICE CUT of 2l5
cents gallon in gasoline price:
statesmen denied extra gasoline
plea. Page A-3.
CONVERSION OF OIL HEATERS
to coal raises problems in Dis
tr1ct. Page AS.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
RUSSIA

(See LAUNCHINGS, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1942-08-02

(See RAIDS, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1942-08-02

(See ZONING, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1942-08-02

The Evening and Sunday Star Is
delivered In the city and suburbs ut
75c per month. The Night Final
Edition and Sunday Morning Star at
85c per month.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

(See ALIENS, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1942-08-02
Weather Forecast

Little change in temperature today
Scattered thundershowers this after
noon; gentle winds.
From the United States Weather Bureau Report.
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

was known only fast highlevel bomber At Midway and
the Aetans these planes swooped down. launched hidden
topedoes The unexpected torpedo attack threw the Japs
into milling confusion carrier hit at least cruiser
sunk, others badly damaged.
Even greater ots in store for the Axis. But Air Sur
prise in direct ratio to the amount of explosives dropped
the number of put suddenly into action For this reason
the air giant rapidly coming into its the ongrange
land plane the Flying Fortress bombers the new huge trans
ports and the flying boat able to operate wherever scient
takeo surface can be found - which almost everywhere
The exibity of the huge flying boat has brought it new
prominence Its aeld" cannot be destroyed; for bombs
leave holes in water The larger boats can hoist tnen
beang gear aboard fly thousands of miles and establish
base wherever fiat shore exists If desirable they can ny
overland, using lakes and waterways fly nonstop.
Giant flying boats have already crossed this continent Op
atng with the fleet they patrol bobers or oae
on surface vessels for surprise attacks ashore.
is grmy important that face realities the inc1ed
ibe worst should happen to allies America should ma
herself fighting alone against Axsconquered WORLD TINS
fleet OF sky deadnoughs would be big weapon ION
immediate tansoceanic attack Such planes can smash m
vasion fleets at their bass at long before they can
approach our shores Flying dreadnoughts will end the night
mare of Panama Canal defenders: the Canal should De
blocked giant bombers and troop planes could hurdle inc
continent, meeting at any point And surprise
rw-s-n-n
Evening star., 1942-09-27

IA 7a General Doolttle led the first attack Tokyo
w it was more than raid 1t Air Surprise - the
most deadly weapon in modern war.
America is today building gigantic arsurprlse force -
far greater than the widest dreams of Adolf Hitler
An armada of huge bombes and troop carriers under
their increased and speeds rapidly shrinking the
map of the world An army of arborne infantry parachut
ists and glider troops being trained for sudden blows
dozen fronts Longrange fighters have been developed to
strike from hidden advanced bases and secret devices
will enable surprise attacks in foggy weather.
Air surprise for Hitler in Poland 1t won for the Japs
at Pearl Harbor 1t will for America but production
of planes be achieved with all possible speed
The Nazs also rushing construction OF superbombes and
giant troop planes The nation with the first transoceanc
fleet will deal the first surprise
At our plant in Baltimore recently completed the TO
ton flying boat Mars built for the US Navy Largescale
production of the model to end the Uboat menace is being
considered The grave crisis transportation demands emer
gency Largecae Of giant planes the only
positive solution Shutting daily across both oceans they
could transport all but the heaviest machines and equip
ment They have already carried light tanks cars artillery
But the Mars is than air eighter. 1t IS flying
deadnought able to attack without warning over vast
distance The Mars bomb load counted in tons 1t mounts
guns of terrific fire power and its vital parts armored
This flying batteshp carry $50 men - or more The
range secret but from bases United Nations pos
session. it could strike today at SPOT on the globe
The Mars typical of sky deadnoughts which eventually
believe will be the backbone of arattack forces Such
planes are, literally, Surprise wings Surprise and
destruction. In a bomb raid, the Mars could totally
destroy a rail CENTER shipyard. squadron of this
type could devastate Tokyo in one trip.
Both Germany and Japan have extended their lines of
communications, occupied countries that they are excep-
tionally vulnerable to this type of surprise attack.
But hit and not enough We must hit and CAPTURE
Ground can be taken by power Crete taught that The
ground soldier becomes flying nfantryman, striking with
fantastic speed and surprise Our Army and Marine Corps
nIc
carry them or tow their glider trains into action.
Evening star., 1942-09-27
VICTORY BY SuRP

Giant planes warshirs of the air will bring US
victory says who built the mammoth flying boat
Mars With them, he predicts, smash the Axis
by Glenn L. Martin
Evening star., 1942-09-27

GLENN MARTIN: One of
the worlds top producers
of fighting planes for the
Allies. Flying ships, built
and designed a t his plant,
have seen action on every
front. Martin BOmbers
appeared first in World
War /. Their designer
has been an avia ton piO-
neer ever since he taught
himself to fly in 1908.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

YEN General Doolittle led the first attack Tokyo
w it was than raid. 1t was Air Surprise - the
" most deadly weapon in modern
Evening star., 1942-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
10th AND VAN BUREN SITS,
$10 500

DETACHED BRICK.
lot. IN section Of new homes built within
s't shBsa hsss are
1st-n; lavatory. attractive brick nreplaces
MUST SELL THIS WEEK, Quick posses
Son. fSn @ sse Hrsp this Wo n5so value at
80 'e ~! .sHAaNoN " 4 iUGcHs Gs Co, o,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
offered for sale for the first time. A
beautiful Colonial center hall hom, indi-
vidually built and rejecting careful plan
ming; most pleasing exterior and an
interior that affords many unusual details
in a built..to-order home The moment
you enter the. wide, spacious hall you are
immediately. impressed with the artistic
circular staircase and sense of spacious
exposure. The Colonial fireplace, built-in
wood lift, huge screened porch with i'm.
ported tile flooring. buffers pantry, tiled
floor The second fioor dsS''hl has e' 3 Beautiful ii
master-size bedrooms. The larger room of
the three has an adjoining sleeping porch
room or library Two tiled baths The
nnf IN pumbnF heang aa 0H5 for n
rooms and bath. A few details include
GAS FURNACE, painted walls throughout,
heavy copper cutters and downspouts,
The. location is ideal. quiet square, free of
traffic, high elevation and convenient to
woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal High
RoTtation Z blocks: Priced at 5000.
], FISHER & CO.. INC, REALToRs. 'i. 81.
$3.50. Or evenings call MR.. CHILD. GIL.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
BEATRICE A. CLEPHANE,
Atty. for Complainant,
843 Investment Bldg,
Washington, d. c,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia An Re Application of Mary Yatsko
Tor Change Of Name.--Civil Action No.
171W..-Mary Yatsko, having filed COM
plaint for a judgment changing her name
10 Mary Young and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication of the
by the Court. this 9th day of November,
1912, Ordered that all persons concerned
show cause, if any there be. on or before
prayers OF said Complaint Should not not be
granted: Provided That a copy of this
order be, published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. IS.( MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE.
Justice. lSealO true copy. Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. BY Flea
NOR E. JoBE, Deputy Clerk no1O.l7 l7,24.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
THIS IS ONE WAY
TO SOLVE YOUR
RENTAL, PRORI ,EMl

We have several 2-family apartments in
q good residential location that are nearly
new and with modern appointments. Live
help you buy 1t. At the expiration Of .
few years you will have something besides
rent receipts In addition to comfortable liy-
81: $50. on reasonable terms. For further
information. call
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. REALToR. Dl. o0e2.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
MONEY 10 LOAN.

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR 2nd TRUSTS,
low rates, prompt action; Md, D. c.. Va.
MATTHEW x. STONE, Emerson 1903.
REAL ESTATE LOANS. LARGE OR SMALL.
prompt action, lowest rates. PERCY H.
RUSSELL CO., 1871 ST. NV.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
Ills Eye ST. NV MA 646S
Evening star., 1942-11-10
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D. c., WASHINGTON.
November 5. 1912. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 300. District Building,
until 200 O'Clock M, November -. 1912.
and then publicly opened for improving the
roadway Of South Capitol Street from How
ard Road to Portland Street (West Road !.
way) with about 1900 square yards Of
darkened plain cement concrete roadway
pavement and about $4,000 linear feet Of
gutter, or alternate. The attention Of bid
ders is directed to the special provisions
covering sub-letting or assigning the con-
tract and to the use of domestic materials.
Attention OF bidders is particularly called
to the requirements as to conditions of
employment to be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
Apply Room 427, District Building, for
proposals and specifications The Director.
District of Columbia Employment Center,
is Mr. Edwin w. Jones. sos Street. NV,
WASHINGTON, d c. no5 4 + Q1O | |
Evening star., 1942-11-10
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan L07DS

NEED $40 TO $500 BY TOMORROW?
Call MT. Waller at Glebe iii (Rosslyn)
or Mr.. Murphy at Hobart OO12, who ar
range Single sienature Loans by phone;
Employees SMALL LOAN CORP. 1909
Rhode Island ave- Mt Rainier
Evening star., 1942-11-10
5-ROOM BRICK

119 HILTON ST.
TAKOMA PARK, MARYLAND
Rented $3.50 per year. or can deliver
possession in 90 days. Price, $3.50;
Sl..50 cash, balance terms. Call Dupont
Evening star., 1942-11-10

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We Will buy seccnd-trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d. INVESTMENT
CORP.
1912 N. 7. Ave. NV. National 1888.
HOME OWNERS!
Second trust loans on D. c.. nearby Md.
and Va. property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive charges or appraisal
fees. Low rate. Easy terms. No delay.
Also signature loans
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
S3S investment Building District 1872.
40 AND SO
FIRST TRUST MONEY
Let us combine your LIST and 2nd trusts
into one loan for terms of years or monthly
payments. No charge for appraisals.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-ONE OR MORE WATER FRONT
cottages; must be real bargains well built.
lures; preferably Bay Ridge or lower South
River. Box CSC, Star TO-
Evening star., 1942-11-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALT.

heat, 1st-commercial zone, $3.50. FRANK
N. DOYLE. realtor. 927 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
LOTS FOR SALE.

HOMESITEs AND SMALL ACREAGE,
woodland subdivision: Route 8, bet. Silver
Hill and Camp Springs. Prince Georges
County, Md, 31a miles from D. c.; buy now,
our prices will advance in so days. $500
per acre up: plated streets and roads have
graveled surface; buy several for invest
ance in "a monthly payments. Call Mr.
Davis evenings, EN-. 1911. N. c. HINES
g. SONS, Investment Bldg. DI. 1899.
ON U. s. HIGHWAY NO. l, NORTHBOUND
fine piece of land near top Of grade.
with patch Of trees at rear: good for home
and business. 5000 cash to settle estate.
Is miles below Alexandria, Va. LOUIS P
SHOEMAKER. l1l4 K st. NV MA ll66.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-$5,675.
New prick, rms, bath, air-cond. auto.
surfaced streets. curbs. cutters sideWaits uaHu-
aAeSs; Smal! cash, plus s3696 month
j.. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
seSSaa SSaA NE, MI, I@vey @ Temple 5000. Ewes. AID.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
LARGE APT. BLDG.

DOWNTOWN, NEAR CONN, AVE.
s-story BLDG. about. 80 apts.. mostly i
and 2 rooms; k. and b.: average monthly
income approx 5000. Can finance to
show higher return on substantial cash
investment. Priced right. Al invest
ment
CALL MR.. DREW, RE. 1881.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1942-11-10

,ADJACENT TO UNIV. PARK, MD.
l., Brlck. = rms. and breakfast rm. ~
on on st floor: recreation rm.. 2-car garage;
Haouo, terms. ARTHUR CARR, WA. 1884
EVENINGS. Wa arfield 2Sh3 N' f-'V'.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SOUTHWEST-COLORED.
Substantial brick. 8 rms. bath; conven-
lent to everything; ssxxeellent condition: real
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB HILLS.
beautiful corner home. frst floor, living
nm with bay window. paneled recreation
rm. Flemish fireplace. bath. kitchen.
screened-in porch and l open porch Sec
onq moor, master bedroom and bath 2
bedrooms with adjoining bath, basement,
maid.s ffs rm, bath. 2-car garage: air condi-
;a' rioned' oil; laundry trays; reasonably
Evening star., 1942-11-10
ROCKVILLE. MD

One year old. Two-story frame. two
Pear pear9oms large closets, tiled bath. excep-
full basement. large lot, extra lots avail.
an;e; Mo al utilities, bus and train; ayaila bic
NOV. 10: $4,000: easy terms.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. WI s5nn
Evening star., 1942-11-10
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.
BEDROOMS, 312 BATHS.

ton of chevy Chase, Md, convenient to
Conn. ave; this authentic Colonial home,
Just 4 years old. is an outstanding value
tory. large screened porch, an open flag
stone terrace. overlooking lovely rock gar
den; beautiful paneled recr. room. maid S
room and bath, gas aforementioned heat.
2-car garage. Priced attractively for quick
sale. Please call sydney Karr WI. 9265.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-11-10

,IHO.ME"IARDEN, FERTILE LAND.
Vesetables and program of fruit flowers
can be abundantly grown on this very fer
tlle plot of land, little less than j acre;
compete with 5-rm. home. comprising
cases, , bedrooms, kitchen and bath: out
sloe shop with plumbing, garage. CH, 594g.
Evening star., 1942-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1920 9th ST NE. Mr.. MONROE ST.
Colonial row-brick home, 6 rooms and
further details or appointment call Mr.
Sharno1, EN-. 1897. or WAPLE a. JAMES
Evening star., 1942-11-10

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
New 6-room. 3-bedroom brick large
rooms, lot of attractive features; chestnut
doors and trim: daylight cellar; vacant;
move in. Phone NO 433S for appoint
ment. H. c. MAYNOR, 2314 R. I. ave. ne.
So, ,250-KENSINGTON, MD.
Attractive bungalow, 3 rooms, bath and
attic: liberal terms: available now. Ken
sington 461-W
Evening star., 1942-11-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY COR SAiE

RENT, ST. $50 A YEAR. PRICE. $4,000.
Mr.. N Capitol and NJ Y. ave-, 3 bricks,
2-family fats. rms and bath ca.
@. Rent. 1920 yr. Price, $I0,OoO-Nr.
Sth and H SITS. ne, II rms, 3 baths, h.
VIII, 2-car garage.
Rent. ,s2sO. VI. Price, $1,000. Nr. N;
Cap. and r. I. ave-2-family nat, 5 and
8 rms. and bath each; h.-w.h.
1907 II St NV Z A. BARRY ME- 2025
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03

meno privileges, and optioned him
to Knoxville and Gladsden in 1888
In the spring camp of 80, Clemen-
sen appeared such a natural that
he vas kept by the BUGS and his
option to return to Gadsden was
Cancelled
However. Bill failed to come up
to expectations thai year failing to
win a single same and being used
as a relief hurler in II Of the y
games he was IN.
He was optioned to Syracuse in
lG4O. to ST. Paul and then transfer
red to Albany last year, and finally
recalled to the Pirates last fall.
HIS best performance OF the year
last season WAS WNen he beat the
oIrat Bucky Walte"5 of the Reds,
3 and .. in a pitchce's duel. Glenn
-. cu gaye mp but five hits and
Lcpt Walters from winning his de-
srrd % games II was the last day
OF the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03
GOLF INTEREST
SWINGS SOUTH

With the completion Of the I'M
Deual Valley championships golf
interest is swinging south this week
preparatory To the international
country club tournament i'll CAL
eXico that sets underway Sunday.
Qualifying play on the only bor-
der golf course j. scheduled to be-
gin on March S and run through
March II. Unlike tie recent tourney
on the Barbara Worth course,
championship flieht entrants may
turn in scores on any Of the four
DAYS. Al the I Y. matches top
Fighters had 10 qaaIity on the day
before firs, round matches were
TO be played.
The other part OF the Interna-
tional schedule Will be similar 10
the I. V. affair, however. First
round matches Will be played on
Thursday. March y. ana finals on
the following Sunday
Almost all the players N the let
tuce tournament STAGED by the Del
Rio in Brawley and the I V play
are expected 10 turn in entry blanks
within the next few days
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03
THOMPSON STOPS
VALENTINO IN
NINTH Round WIN

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3 up
The hopes Of Pa Valentino, 1913
pound san Francisco heavyweight
:" enter the coast guard 10 days
hence credited with a victory over
Al Turkey Thompson. 1872 pound
Os Angeles Negro. went glimmer-
ing after one minute and eight
seconds Of the ninth round last
night when Referee Fred Bottaro
stepped in to save PAT from fur
tEer damage.
Valentino suffered a severe beat
ing about the body, his lips were
cut and puffed and his right eye
was closed before Thompson was
waved to his corner. although Pat
had made a game battle OF It in
the ea!-J rounds II was one Of the
most sensational battlcs II the local
ring in the first half.
Thompson, however. TUNED the
fight into rogt at.sl 'hr t.f'h
with spectators standing OF 'Arir
chairs and screaming -. a"tiDn
Valentino sent ThomisDu 70 tic
canvas III the fourtt. Is3G where
Turkey took niuc co31t. nut
Thompson duplicated the knock
down in the fifth
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03
RENO MISSSTARS
ON Boys TEAM

RENO, NeY March 3 up -
The Western Nevada high school
basketball tournament opens here
tomorrow with a girl forward the
center of attraction on a rather
backward team.
Emma Gori will become the first
girl in a boys basketball tourna-
ment in Nevada when she competes
!or Wadsworth high
Coach John Gilmartin had only
four boys in his high school and,
determined to enter his team in
the tournament cast his eyes on
Miss Gori. Is, star OF the girls
team.
Gilmartin said his strategy would
be to start the game with Miss Gori
then take her off the floor be-
cause there is nothing in the rules
10 prevent a team from continuing
with four players if five start
If the going gets tough, said Gill
martin. he will put Miss Gori back
in. The boys like the idea. They call
her their Little Double Dribble. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03
L. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. March . G'Pt De
Inand and trading We're moderate 10 Slow.
Asparagus: Bunched Imperial r\ select
NC. select 25c. Loose local Sclcg, ANA
eN fey % 25c.
Bunched vegetables: beetS % g doz 60
75c. carrots 3 doz IL -: Guadalupe ,
dog ISL; Imperial iced crtS Is du2 med
ium . SO; celery root local doz 75-9uc.
dixon doz 50-65c. green onions , doz
250-3; leeks doz l.20 mustard ! doz
SOC parsley doZ 75c. radSheS small
red doz 9o-1. 20; spinach doz 1890
turnips 2ls3 doz 50-65c per doz, mint
40c. Kohl rabi 40-50c. Oyster plant 35-4oc
Anise 2oc.
Cabbage: local cannonball COL 10 loose
and ordinary 35-5oc. Imperial ll5-1.2 p A.;
Danish local 81 red sl,5o-1,75; savoy So
Peas: Coachella pole 7-7l.c. san Di-
ego SLY &c. Bush Coachella 6-6'gc. san
Diego SEC. Imperial Wy bush 6-6'.C. As
ID crts Imperial Wy 275-2 IS; China peas
Coachella Wy 1910. Imperial Berros
and Arroyo grade S-l0c.
2 75-3; flats 25o-27 rs; Italian Imperial
crts 2.75-3 flats Imperial Wy and Goa
chella Wy > 275-3 San Diego lugS - So
2 IS, yellow crookneck Imperial crts 3
3 p banana local and pink &c. Hubbard
n. &c
Tomatoes: Imperial Wy crtS STOPS $50
2 25. 6S 2.50-2 IS; flats 4X5S = So. IS;
7xsS % Is loose lugs % 25 flats ana
? IS; 12s 3. .25-3. SO: los :. 5O-2 -, Dos =
Gratis 1852
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03

BCYES HOT SPRINGS, Calf,
March 3 (UPp = Catchers Roy Par
tee and Wilfred Leonard and Pit
cher Tom Seats turned up at the
san Francisco Seals training camp
today after having come TO terms
with the management Wally Car
roll. outfielder: Ray Perry. and Al
Steele. infielders, and Al Piechota.
pitcher. are still debating the prob
lem Of baseball or defense jobs
NAPA. Calf. March up -
Manager Johnny Vergez took it easy
TO-DAY with his Oakland battery
staff of seven pitchers and three
catchers while four outfielders
worked spring into their legs.
SAN JOSE, Calf. March 3 up
- Ten players, mostly pitchers and
catchers. worked out today as Man
ager Frank BRAZIL called his first
practice for the Portland Beavers
Late arrivals were Pitcher Sidney
Cohen from El Paso and Outflelder
Johnny Gill from Nashville.
SAN FERNANDO Calf March 3
up - The Seattle Rainiers meet
the Philadelphia Athletics here to-
morrow in a practice game with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-03
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. March 3 CPI Wall
St. responded to Secretary Morgen'hau' $
tax proposals with new buying and short
covering in stocks and prices moved up
fractions to more than point
The market started firm with the raIlS
higher on the I.C.C. decision to grant 8
10 per cent increases in freight rates
First reaction to the tax bill which came
after the opening was i downward move
ment that hit the rails harder than
other groups
on reading the tax. market operators
concluded il represented the WO.SI ina
would come. Some anticipated r7"difi"'-
tons OF many provisions before the aC
tual tax law was constructed. Shorts i'm
mediately covered in some of the higher
priced issues American Telephone snOt
up 3 points on this type OF buying ana
other high-priced shares like Du Pont
joined the rise. Advancing tendencies
spread to other sertons.
Best prises were being registered near
Tlosing time when new highs we're re-
corded in Santa Fe and Chryser Steeis,
motors, rails aircrafts and long Inst
OF armament makers were strong.
Stocks sales approXlmated 10000
Shares against $50. 900 yesterday Curb
stock sales were so 600 shares compared
with 5000 yesterday. Dom Jona pre-
limnaTy closing stock averages; Indus
trlal 106 81 up -.22; Rail Pas, up 40;
utility 1887, up .12, 65 stocks 1854 up