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Evening star., 1943-06-30
10000 Tons Of Steel
Reported Lost in
Coal Shutdowns
Iron Age Declares
Coal, Coke Supplies
Dangerously Low
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 30.-The three
stoppages of production in coal
mines this year have resulted in the
loss of 10000 tons of steel, Iron
Age, steel trade publication, said to-
day in its weekly survey.
"A week after John L. Lewis
called off the third and most serious
walkout," said the report, "the steel
industry still is dangerously low on
coal and coke because of the slow
ness of the miners return to work.
AS of Tuesday evening this week
the equivalent of IA blast furnaces
still were off at United States Steel
subsidiaries in the Pittsburgh and
Youngstown districts. Coke ovens
at Clarion were scheduled for only
TO per cent operations Tuesday.
TT is now feared that coal and
coke stock piles cannot be rebuilt to
a point of safety for the duration of
the war. Stocks at by-products
plants were only 5.4 days in April
prior to the big drains caused by the
trouble with Lewis. In July, 1899,
they equaled Is days.
80, when Donald M. Nelson, WPB
head, and other high officials arrive
in Pittsburgh Thursday this week
to open the campaign for more steel
they will find, in addition to de-
pleted coal piles, that the district
is operating at the lowest point since
May, 1910.
only a 2 per cent increase in
steel ingot output will be achieved
in the first six months of this year,
compared with the same part of
1912. National output this week is
80 per cent. temporarily down 5l2
points, lowest since 1940 In third
and fourth quarters. barring an
other coal strike, output is sched-
uled to rise and for the full year
will set an all-time record but will
be short of the $4,000, ,0OO-ton goal
commonly mentioned at the start
of 1943.'
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Bill Placing Members
Of WAACS in Army
Is Sent 10 President
Senate Adopts Conference
Report Emitting Them
To Pension Benefits
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Legislation which drops an "A"
out of the WAACS and places It's
members in the Army until six
months after the war was sent to
the White House today.
The Senate yesterday adopted a
conference report remaining the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps as
the Women's Army Corps, raising the
age limits for membership from A5
to so and placing the WACS under
Army regulations.
The War Department had re-
quested the legislation several
months ago, explaining to the House
Military Affairs Committee that un-
der the original organization auxil-
iary members were not subject to
military discipline and were not
eligible for pension and other bene-
fits payable to members Of the reg
ular military Establishment.
The legislation makes it possible
to punish WACS by court martial
infractions of Army regulations, en-
titles them to pension benefits and
makes them eligible for benefits
under the Allotment and Allowance
Act. Heretofore the Allotment and
Allowance Act was not applicable
to the WACS.
The legislation also provides that
present members Of the auxiliary
desiring to remain must take a new
oath, similar to that taken by SOL
dierS. Those not desiring to become
part of the Regular Army, COM
mittee members said, may obtain a
discharge.
The bill had been tied up by dis
agreement between the Senate and
the House over Senate provisions
making the WACS eligible for Al
lotment and Allowance Act benefits
and raising the limit on the
strength of the women's army. The
House had set a ceiling of 10000
on the overall strength, but yielded
to Senate insistence that no limit
be fixed by law, but that the Secre-
tary Of War be authorized to enroll
as many women as the Army felt it
needed.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
New England Telephone
Reduces Dividend
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 30.-The New Eng
land Telephone 81 Telegraph Co. to-
day announced quarterly dividend
of 1.25, compared with $3.50 for the
previous quarter.
A statement sent ty J. J. Robinson.
president of the company, to stock
holders said total operating reve-
nues for the first four months of
1943 exceeded those for the same
1912 period by 1929 0OO," but that
higher taxes and increased operat-
ing costs made it necessary to re-
duce the dividend to SIPS.
Under present tax laws he said,
total operating taxes for the first
four months of 1943 were $l,1S9 900
higher than for the first four months
OF 1912. This represented an increase
OF 80 cents per telephone and it is
probable that still higher taxes will
be imposed to finance the war"
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Magnuson 10 Offer
Bill 10 Repeal Part
Of Antistrike Law
Would Void Sections 7, 8,
Which President Hit
In Veto Message
BY the Associated Press.

Representative Magnuson, Demo-
crat, of Washington, plans to intro
duce bill today to repeal sections
and 8 Of the antistrike law which
were objected to by President Roose-
velt
The sections provide a secret bal
lot by the National Labor Relations
Board of workers involved in a pro-
posed strike and a 30-day cooling off
period before strike can be called
Other than the United Mine
Workers, there has been no general
violation of labors no-strike pledge" :"
Mr.. Magnuson said. ITO impose
these sections of the law on labor in
wartime is comdemning the good
faith of a promise that has been
faithfully kept by SO per cent of
labor Such action by those who
oppose labor at all times is just as
bad for morale and production as
they very small minority of labor
which has violated the no-strike
pledge"
Meanwhile, the Bureau of Labor
Statistics reported a preliminary es-
innate of 395 strikes in May, the
same number as in April, but the
number of workers involved more
than trebled.
An estimated 100000 workers were
affected, and the number of man
days of idleness was put at l,275,00
compared with 100000 workers in
volved in April and 675,000 man
days.
The bureau said the coal strikes
In early May accounted for consid-
erably more than half Of the idle
ness and the number of workers
involved in May strikes. Other i'm
portant strikes included those in the
Akron rubber plants and at the De-
troit Chrysler plant.
Strike idleness in May was Csti-
mated at 0l6 per cent of available
working time, compared with 008
per cent in April
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Washington Produce

From the War Food, Administration.
Prices paid net fob Washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-state graded eggs received from
grading stations June 30: Whites: Y, s.
grade A. medium. 37-3g; average. $50:
y. S. grade B, large, 39-41: average. 40;
U. s. grade c, 81. Browns, U. S. grade
A, large. Al -43; average. 4212: u. s Grade
A. medium. 313S: average, IS; U. S. Grade
B. large, 3S-4l: average, 40: U. 8. grade
grade B. mediun q o39 syegsfs .s 3s s.
celptS: Nearby ungraded eggs: Whites, 3S;
mixed colors, 36-37. Receipts, Government
graded eggs. 40s cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Some
broilerS and fryers, 2Sl2.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. june, 30 cP WA
OF all weights and sows; good and choice,
l9O;250 pounds, !350.65 top, l353:
60, l5o-1so pounds. l2.5o-13.4o: good
and choice. 500 -5OO-pound sows, L. 60-S5:
choice light, weiehts to 1900 and few big
weights to 80.
Salable cattle. 5000; salable calves, 700:
few steers and yearlinss considerably more
active than Tuesday: steady to strong;
most action on GOOD and choice grades
wanted on Eastern account: largely, IA so
1880 market: early top, 1888, paid for
light as well as medium weight steers:
ha co@, i1ox he1ers stsad
weak: bulls, weak, TO :55- lower; outside
weiGhty sausage bulls. .35: vealers steady
at l5A0 down; limited supply strictly
choice offerings. Is 80
Salable sheep, LOCO; total. 1000:
undertcne Steady to ?a lower on fed
clipped lambs and native springerS: two
doubles medium Nebraska fed clipped
lambs with No skins. 1880: others held
above IA so: native spring lambs to yard
traders mostly l5.0o-50: only odd head
as high a. 1900: native throwouts, 13 90
| AGO; mostly 13.00-5O: sheep steady:
good and choice shorn native ewes, 175-
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Foreign Exchange

exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars. others in cents):
Canada: Offclal Canadian Control Board
rates for United States dollars: Buying, 10
per cent premium: selling. per cne,
premium. equivalent to discounts on Ca
madam dollars in New York of buying
99l per cent. selling. q 90 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket Ga per cent discount or 9O3ll. United
States cents.
Europe: Great Britain oficial Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.: Buy
ing. .02: selling, i 04
Latin America. Argentine. oficial. % -
free, $50; Brazil, official. 6O5n. free
5.20n; Mexico, 30 65n
Rates in spot cables Unless otherwise
indicated n Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
New York Produce

NEW YORK. June 30 P,.--Eegs, 24,6S1;
! firm, Mixed colors. fancy to extra fancy.
43la-46: extras, 42i2: storage packed
frsts, Al: graded frsts, .4OH.; current
Tecelets 3ss yerara meoihmJ cbacts 81 o1r1les' NO.
Whites fancy to extra fancy 45l2-
471a: specials, As: standards. 4312: fancy
heavy mediums. Al -4212; mediums 4OR.
Browns. fancy to extra fancy. 44h
a.; specials A; standards, 43; mediums,
Butter. ,1,es414s, firm. Prices un-
changed at ceiling.
Cheese, 565,594, nominal: no quota
Evening star., 1943-06-30
London Market Firm

LONDON. June 30 (P.-The stock
market held firm undertone for
the most part today. With the ex-
ception of some store issues, indus
trials ended higher. Woolworth
eased on disappointing dividend
news. Home rails moved up along
with oils, rubbers, teas and kaffirs.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, June 30 QPl.-Poultry, live,
Fl trucks: frm: prices unchanged at CELL
ings.
Butter, receipts, s46,4b5; steady; prices
as quoted by the Chicago price current are
unchanged
Eggs, receipts, 22,e14; firm; fresh 2, aded
extra firsts, locals, 4Oa4; cars. Al: firsts,
locals, 40h: cars. 40A; current receipts,
asa: dirties, SO; checks, 35l2; others un-
changed.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
For. Bonds

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra or
extras Cash Q, stock. Paid last year;
far this year. Payable in Canadian funds.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. Wv With warrants. XIV Without
warrants
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Weather Report
Furnished by the United State,

Furnished by the United States
Weather Bureau
District Of Columbia: Rather cool
this afternoon. Cooler tonight and
Thursday morning; moderate winds
diminishing tonight.
Virginia and Maryland: Cooler to-
night and Thursday morning.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at HarperS Ferry Potomac
slightly muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last ~ Hours.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
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Evening star., 1943-06-30
Freight Loodines

NEW YORK. June 30 tP, Revenue
freight carloads handled by railroads re-
porting for the week ended June % lo43.
included:
June IS '43 Pv wk. Yr. ago
Pennsylvania 1872 ,54s l5O5a ISL p Z
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Record for Last 81 Hours,

Record for Last 2t Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayD
Highest, 81, 1:HO pm, Year ago, So.
Lowest, 81. 800 a m. Year ago g..
Record T mperatures This Year
Highest, 95 or June H.
Lowest &, on February IS
Humidity for Last II Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Eiehest. 100 per cent at $50 pm.
Lowest. 5S per cent. at $40 m.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Rendovu
Continued From First Page.)


Island, carries the front line of
American strength in the South
Pacific into the zone of japanese
domination and ll0 nautical miles
northwest of the previous position
in the Russells.
The last previous American ad-
vance against Japan was begun on
May II, when United States Army
forces moved into Attu Island al the
western tip Of the Aleutians chain in
the North Pacific. Attu was mopped
up in three weeks OF constant fighting
under conditions Of snow and fog
Prior to the Attu campaign the Navy
had announced the occupation Of
Funafuti in the Ellice Islands in the
South Central Pacific
Evening star., 1943-06-30

Something to Sell? Something to
buy? Use Star Want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO June 30 R.-A broad buy.
ing movement developed in grains today
and prices of wheat and rye spurted about
. cents. while oats gained about q cent.
Mills and commercial interests were active
in the wheat pit, sending quotations TO
the highest level since early April.
With commission houses and local
traders nn the buying side, rye advanced
to new peaks Tor the last Is years. Profit
taking waa heavy at times, but was sur
mounted without difficulty. Oats were at
new seasonal tops.
What closed Ils.2% higher, July.
were up ,'saall7s. July 69H. and rye was
WHEAT-open. High Low, Close.
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Chic&go Cash Market.
Wheat. no sales. Corn, No. yellow.
! o.; sample grade yellow. 04. Oats. no
feed, 96-l .05. nominal.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Bombed Once Before.

Rendova has figured only once
before in Navy communiQue5. Last
March a war bulletin reported that
on March 27 American planes had
bombed and strafed japanese posi-
tons at Ugal on the northwest coast
Of Rendova, destroying one building
ana setting another afre.
This was the only public informa-
ton available here as to the enemy
installations on the island.
The fact that the landing was
made in early morning indicated
that American forces had ap-
preached the wooded volcanic island
under cover of darkness with the
objective Of attacking with complete
surprise, and there was some belief
in authoritative quarters here that
this surprise had been effective.
The actual time Of the attack.
while 1t occurred on today's date in
term S Of Solomons time. was eSti-
mated by Navy men to have been
taking place when it was about
noon yesterday in Washington.
1bCIANOFd Il lltS SCulI1 Vi Jllb western
end OF New Georgia Island. which
is the large island of the Central
SolomonS. 1t rises to a height of
3,488 feet. At the summit of the
peak is an extinct volcanic crater.
The island is shaped roughly like
an inverted dippcr with a cup %
miles long and 10 miles deep
BanNetta Point. the western ex-
trcmity Of the island. is faced with
4 black sand beach. From Banyetta
| Point TO about 7 miles northeast
ward the coast is thickly wooded
and has occasional black sand
beaches.
Thence to the northern point of
| the island the coast is fronted bv a
barrier reef Of a maximum distance
Of 2l2 miles through which there
are six deep passages, which un-
doubtedly can be used as entrances
for surface naval vessels into a har-
Dor. On the northern part of the
reefs are several islands. There is
lagoon behind these reefs. The
, coast is said to be much indented
and several streams of water dis
charge into the lagoon
Evening star., 1943-06-30

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Evening star., 1943-06-30
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, June 80 [P.-Dividends
Accumulated.
Pc Stk of Pay
Com & Sou Corp Sc PISS - rs 100
Extra
Eastern Magnesia Tale 81 6-l9 6.3O
Irregular.
Evening star., 1943-06-30

*Ex- dividend. +Pus extras. Paid so
far this year. -, extra. 50 extra,
kc0c extra m Sl.5O extra. p Paid IN
1912 ySln extra.
Total SaIeS-44 shares
Evening star., 1943-06-30
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City Aut S 90
Clev FL Ill lg
Clev Trac .T5g
Club Al Uten
Colo De- Ell ---
Colonial Air -
Col G&E pt 3
|, Com P S l so -
! Comp SIN .3Og
Cons Bisct 40
Cons G B ; 80
&C Ba! pf c 4
consol Gs Ut
Cons MAS hla
/, CnSReStrs 315g
/, Cons Stl 5Og
C G&E pr pf :
, Cont r & S .15s
Cooper-B 5Og
. Cop Rng 5Og
i, Corroon & r
, Cor&Rey pt tx
, CoSden Pet
, Creole Pet
, Crown Cent Pet
Cub A s - soc
Cuban Tobac
Darby P 15g
|, Dayton r .5Og
Derby OH
Derby o Of Ak
|, Det Gray Iron
, De: NJ ST log
Divco T @5e
, Draper 3
Duro-Te est .05g
; East G&F
} EG&F6p . "5k
EG&Fprpf 4 80
E S A pf 2.5Ok
! Esy WMB 25e
} e. Bd a. Share
El B&S pf & -
e. B&S pf )
e P&L I'd pt A
Elgin .5Og
Emerson e. 2Oe
Emp D El pf 3k
Emsco Der 5g
Equity Corp
Eq 81 pf ! .5Ok
Eureka PL 20
EverSharp 15g
Fairchild Av le
Falrchild E&A
Falstaf B so
Fansteel .@5e -
Ere AsSo ? "a
Ford Ltd lnTe
Frank DIST lie
Cat PW h so
Gen Fin 90
Gen Fire |
G G&E cv pf r
Gen Shs re
Glen Alden .sOg
GochauX "A 3g
Gorham Mfg G
Grind Rp V .O5g
( Gray Mfg
Green T&D lie
Grocery Pr .15e
Gulf Oil l
Ham r Pap .5Og
} Hartford r vic
Hat B ",5g
/ Hearn Dept Str
! Hecla Min .5Og
Hel RUBIN -5Og
Heller WE 4Oa
Heyden c @ug
} Hoe r & Co A
HollIneer hts
HORNED -
} Humble o .75g
Huml-R .l5g
! HuylerS LIST TX
I Hyerade F .3Oe
III Iowa Pw
, III Iowa div ct
l Ia P pf "5k
) III Zinc .65g
! Ind P&Lpf5.25
} lns CHA" ".5Oa
Init Gig NJ 6Og
1ntl Hyro El pf
! Init Pet hi
Init Utilities A
I Inter Home Eq
} Iron F vtc I 20
Irving A c L
} Ital Super A
> Jacobs Co
} JC P&Lpf < so
! K r T&A .315e
kingstn Pr los
! Kirby Pet Toe -
Koppers IF 6
! Kreuger .3@5g
Lacka wanna
Lake Sh h.S0 -
! Lakey Fdy .1Oe
La ne-Wils .5Og
! Leh CAN .4Og
} Line Mat zoe
! Lou4 ST G. .20e
, Long Isl 1t -
Long Isl L pf
} Long Isl L pf B
} Loudon Pa ok
, La Land .20g o.
! Manati war
! Margay Oiyl l
2 Mass VI AsSo
3 McCord Rad B
4 Mem N G log
Mer & M prpf >
I Merr-ChS.Scct
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