davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Visible Gain Supply

NEW YORK, June % (P.-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago lin bushels): Wheat increased
2,515,0O0, corn decreased 3,003, 900,
oats increased 163 600, rye increased
"A 900, barley decreased 134, 1000.
Evening star., 1943-06-29

My job is to get maximum produc-
tion of coal from the mines, subject,
of course, to the limits of my au-
thority. Neither Secretary Ickes nor
have jurisdiction over wages, nor
any power to make a contract with
the mine workers.
Il know the difficulties of this
assignment. Between mine owners
and mine workers there are muddied
waters. / shall deal with both sides
as fairly as I kno whow.
Maximum production of coal Is
vital to winning the war. Regard
less of differences and existing bit
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Sonto Fe Dividend Voted

NEW YORK, June 20 (P).-Direc-
tors of the Atchison, Topeka g.
Santa Fe Railway Co. today de-
clared another dividend of $1.5O a
share on the common stock, pay
able September l to stock of record
July 80. On March and June l a
similar dividend was paid
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Shores of Gar Wood
Industries Offered
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June "a banking
syndicate headed by Emanuel g. Co.
today made a public offering at
$5.875 a share of 100000 shares of
common stock, par value 81, OF Gar
Wood Industries, Inc.
Proceeds from the sale will be
matched with other funds and used
to redeem the company's $4,000
outstanding shares of S per cent
cumulative preferred stock at $40 a
share plus accrued dividends from
Jun l, 1943, to redemption date.
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Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 LP,.-The se-
euritles Commission reported today thest
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for June 28: 1857 pur-
sales. involving 1o0.s60 shares, incl1diris
40 short sales involving 1,O92 shares,
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For. Bonds
Russ hs19mat

Wat Pr Y TttuS0 0T2SISmaI-- oN
Mag Hud Pw 25AlRus5 1as21mat GA
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semi annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
extras, d Cash or stock. e Paid last year.
Payable ;rto in stock Dessred C 9r paid 50
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. XVI Without
warrants.
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Grandfather Clocks Valuable
clock

Grandfather clocks with one hand
missing brought 1924 and 1884 at
recent sale in wellington, New
Zealand.
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Curb Bonds

Close
Am P&L L6s2o16- lo4ih
app P 6s2O24A- 124iA
Ark P&L 5s So 100
Asso Ell 4Ias 53- 71A
A G&E IS So 22M
A G&E 5s 6S-- Pm
A G&E 4l2s 40 22h
A T&T51as55A- SolA
Bald Loco 6s so 115A
BIC 5s 81 B---ll5M
BIC 5s 60 1854
Bir Ell 4 las 6S-- JOG
Bost E 234s7OA- 1o3M
Br Ry P 5s 54--1o4
C st El 5las 81 36N
CSP&L 5Has53- 100
c R 5s 27 cod 81
lClt SVc OS 66-- S6
Cit Svc 5s S. -
Cit Svc 5s 80 - e5Ns
ICSP&L 51ss52-. 9SA
C G&E 5s 5S A S6N
Cub lob 5s A. 85
E G&F 4s 56A 66Ns
ElecP&L5s2O3O- 95A
FedWat5 12s54- 1o5h
Fla P&L 5s 54--lo5
Cat P 3a4s Go 98N
Glen AC As 65-- 81
23h
IdahPw 3As67- 1864
Ill Pol 5Kas57- 1ol
Ill Pol 6s53A--1o7
Ind Svc 5s63A-. 1914
IndP&L3Hs7O- 1o6M
Int Pw 6s 52-- 50
InterstPw5s57-. IS
La Pol 5s 81 1o9M
McCrdR6s4Sst- 80
I'M Pw&L IS 55-. 1o7h
MissRPw 5s 81 Ill
|Nass&SL 5s 45- 1919
Neb Pw 41asS1- 10
iNevCalEl 5s S. 1o2
NE G&E IS 60 66N
NE G&E 5s 4S-. 50
me G&E IS A.. 69N
NE Pw 5hs 81. s5N
NE Pw 5s a. -
NE Pw 3Ks 61- .1o6N
NOrlPS 6s 49A- 1o4la
NY&WL4s2OO4 1o7h
nj PS 3As 60 1o7
Ohio p 3Ks 6S- 1924
OklaNG 3As55- 1864
PCL&P4 u SIT. 1o5ih
PC Pol IS 10 1o7
PortG&C5s5Ost 100
P s Col As JOG
p q N i As ct 1loA
QG&E5 n s52A- 30
1o4N
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|SG&E6s4Scvst- 81
st G&E6s51A-- 8oX
st G&E IS 81 Sozs
s G&E 6s66B B. eoss
Std P&L Is 81. 81
Tex Ell 5s so - 1854
TexPw&L5s56-. 1924
TCRT5 hs52A-. 9oN
UnitElNJ 4s49 :. 112A
UL&RD 5 II s52 1919
UL6zRM6s52A-.117
|UP&L6s2022A- 1o4M
Wald All 5s54-. 1914
|WshWP3Ras64 .11olh
|WNewSUn6s44-. %
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Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June %
Sales STOCKS. High. Low. Close.
1874 Arundel Corp 1875 1875 1875
rs BALTIC Trans 200 200 200
TIA BALTIC Trans pfd 1OA 10A 10A
80 Consol Pow com 611a 61h 61h
100 Eastn Sug AS vt Sh Shs Sh
45 Fidelity & Deposit 1851 1854 1851
BONDS.
$500 BALTIC Tr deb As A "a "a "a
1000 Md8yPa 1st As 81 65 55 80
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ltures closed 40 to so cents a bale
New nrIeonc pr;ca

New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS. June 30 ,Pj--CotLon
futures declined here today. apparently be
cause, Of the circulation of small number
or July notices. Closing prices were barely
steady, 30 To 90 cents hale hieher
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Spot cotton closed steady, SO cents
bale lower. Sales, 1,112. Low middlins,
5Io5. Rs' Recepts, S6? s76: stecE' S ci5s9si iS9s'
b Bid Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-06-29

Alleg 5s a.. 95
Alleg 5s so ---. 63l
Alleg inc 5s SO 8ol
Allied st 4lhs 511o5,
Allis Ch As 81 1o1
Am&FP 5s 2030 8oi
Am IGC 5lhs 40 1o4l
Am Int 51as 40 los,
AM TIT 314s 6l1os2
Am T&T IS 56- ia,
Am Tob 3S 62 1O43
AmWWE IS rs 1o4i
Ang CN deb 61'- 72l
Ann Arb IS 95 o9i
Arm Del IS 55 1O6l
Arm Del As 81 lO6l
ATSF 4S 95 ll6l
ATSF al As 95st 1o6
ATSF As OY-55- l1O
ACL LIST Is 81 Oil
ACL cit As 81 95
A c l. 4Ias "a 713
Att D 1st As 4S Al
Bro 1st m AS IS
BIO 95 A. All
B&O 95 C ~,
BIO 1000 D AZ.
BIO SO F. Az
B&O CIV Co. 32s
BRO As AZ --..-.- 72i
BOPLEWV4s 81 65
BIO SW 30 - Sc
B&O TC As so So
BangA en- As 51- 50
BangA CIV As 81 68i
3 Crk 3las 51-- 963
Bell Pa 5s so c. 1911
Ben IL 2s4s So 80,
BethStl 31as 90 1o5
BethStl 3 3K4s SO JOSS
BethStl IS so 1o2,
BoSt Me 5s 81 80
BostMe 4Has 70 SIS
Bost Me As CO. IS
BNYAL As 55 37l
Buf GE 4 u S 81 1lo7
Buf RIP 81 St. -
BCR&N 5s 81 POI
Bush T 5s 30 - -
Can N 5s 90 Jy 10Y,
Can N 5s 50 Oct 115i
Can Pac 5s 44-- lo3,
Can Pac 5s 81 lo3i
Can P 4 u s 60. oal
Can P IS perp a.
Caro- C&O 4s IS 1881
Carr & G. 5s so 1o4
Cen Ga 5Kas 80 1si
Cen G 5s 90 c. l7s
Cen G en- IS As All
Cen G 1st 5s 45. 80
Cen NE As 61- "a
Cen NYP 334s 6.1O93
Cen Pac 5S 60 - 67'
Cen P 1st As 40 Gas
CRR&BG 5s A. 72l
CRRNJ 5s 81. 365
CRRNJ 5s SIR 54i
CRRNJ As 81. 81
Cer-td 5Has 4S-. 9S3
C&O 49, S 96 D 10Y
C&O 31as SO E. 1o7,
Chi & A 3s 40 27z
CB&Q 5s II A. 9oi
CB&Q 4 Ias r. 61l
CB&Q g Is SO - 9ol
CB&Q As Ill 40 1922
CB&Q 31ssIll49 100
C&EI inc 97--- -
CGW As SS---- 75
CI&L gn 5s &C. 13
CMSPP 5s rs -. 39l
CMSPP Bs 1000. 13s
CMSP 4las SO C 665
CMSP 41as SO E 81
CMSP g As 80 "a
C&NW 61as SO IS
CdNW 5s 2O31- As
C&NW 5s 81 62l
C&NW 4As 81 81
C&NW 424s 40 III
CNW 41as 2037 453
CNW 4Has2037C As
C&NW As 81 57s
GRIP 4 les 52A- 35s
GRIP 4 n S Go los
GRIP As SS--- 535
GRIP As S8r-- So
GRIP As SO ct 53i
GRIP r As "a - 325
CSLNOM As 51- 20
CTHSE / 5s 60 81
Ch US 334s 63-- 1ool
Ch US 31ss 63-- 1o3l
Childs 5s ST. 46i
ChocO&G 5s 81 49l
Gin Unit 3lss 71l1ol
CCCSL 4Kas ~ 81
CCCSLCWM4s9' 81
CT Ell Ill 3s TO 1os:
CT UT 5hs 72-- 81
CT UT IS 73- 81
CT UT 4Has r. 721
Col S 4las So. As
C G&E 5s 52My 1921
Col G IS 81 1oOl
Coml M inc 60 81
Com Ed 3Has 5S 113,
Conn RP 3AS 6111O
Con Ed 3Kas 48- lo6l
Con Ed 3Ias 5S- 1o9i
Con Ed gas So 1o7l
Con Oil 31as 81. 1o4,
Consol c 5s 60 1O2
Cons P 3As 90 1lol
Cuba N 5hs 42r ST
Del g. H r As 43- 7oi
D&RG As 80 - 80,
D&RGW IS 55-. 1os
DRGW IS 55a-- 81
D&RGW IS rs 33i
Det Ed As 65---l113
Det Ed 3s 70 --1o7
EmS&F3 " s'62- 967
Erie 41as 2015-. 81
Erie As 95 -- 9es
Fonda 81 fld--- Ill
Fonda 80 ct - IL?
GenStlC 5as 491o2
Ga&Ala 5s As - ~
ct Nor 5Eas 81 ILL
CT Nor 5s 73 -1o6
GtNor 4hs 76D 80.
GtNor 4hs 77E 9ei
GtN 1st 4As 81 Ill,
GtNor As 46 G. I"
GtNor As 46 H. 1o22
GtNor 324s 67-- 69i
GM&O As 75--- 9@l
GM&O inc2015. 81
Har R&P As 54- 100
House 5s 81 90
Hud c 5s 81 A. 56l
H&M r IS 81 59l
Ill Bell gas 81 1o3l
! &c As 52------- 62
&c As 90 so
ICr4 b5 - 50.
&c 4&s Co., 81
&c 5s 55 sc,
&c ON IS 51--- SO.
, &c st L IS 51--- 58
ICCSL IS 63 A. S7'
ICCSL AZ s So -,
Insp Cop As 81 1o1,
Inl Stl IS 81 1O5
Int GIN 6s 81 - Ia
IntGN1st6s52--4 AT
IntGN 5s Sc B.. Ai
Evening star., 1943-06-29


Castle AM \ III
Catalin Zoe - ~
Cent SW Uiil ~
{: H G&E .34g 81
Cent NY P p b 9Sl
Cessna Air lie 1OI
Cities Service Isl
Cities Svc of S1l
Cities Svc pf B g.
Clev Ell Ill lg Bis
Clev Trac .'752 Isl
Colon Delel s.
Colonial Air g.
Clts PA 1.50g so
Col G&E pf 8. SOL
Com P 8 l.60 20
Comp SIM .3Og lol
Cons Bisct 40 ~
Cons G B 800 81
| Consol Gs Ut ~
Cons M&S hla- 81
Cons Roy DO 2
Cons Stl 5Og 81
Cooper-B .50s l2L
Corroon g. R 2
Cosden Pet --. ~
Court .O91g- 8
Creole Pet 24l
Cro'n C A .20k 81
CrWn Org .05g IL
Cub A s 2.5Oe-- 2ol
Darby p .75g - III
Dayton R .5Og-- 1e3
Dayton A 2 81
Dennis A .30g 81
Derby Oil -. 3
Derby o pf Ak 70
De Vilbiss 2 24l
Driver-H 40 80
Eagle P l. .2Og-- 12l
East G&F ~
EG&F6p 2.25k- 33
EG&Fprpf 4.5O- SSI
East sta pf A 20
Es st Sta pf B -. 20
E S A pf 1.25k - 59l
Esy WMB.125e- s.
El Bd & Share y
Ell BIS pf g. 673
Ell BIS pf 5 - 63
Ell Pol I'd pf A 81
Emerson Ell LOG 81
Equity Corp H.
Esquire .20g 81
Fairchild E&A q
Fansteel .25e--- 1s7
FedderS .15e 81
Fla Pol pf p 98'
Ford Can A hi los
Ford Ltd .107e-.. ~
Found Ind E 5
Frodt GEM so 10
Cat P pf h5 7o
GIN Ell Ltd. Bale i
Gen Fin 20 81
Gen Fire L. ] 10
G G&E CIV pf B 1o1I
Gen Share 2
| Gen w G&E -. 81,
| Gilbert AC Bog 81
Glen Alden .SOg III
Grand Rapid 81
Gray Mfg -----. J
CT Nor P .SOg 81
| G,,1T nil1 Ak
Ham'r Pap BOG. %,
Hartford r vic Is
Hearn Dept Str ~
Hearn DS pf 8 -
Hecla Min .50g- 7
Heyden c .2Og- 23l
Hoe r g. Co A 27
Hollinger h.65-- g.
HORNED 2 52l
Humble Q .75g- II
Huml-R log A.
Hygrade F .3Oe- 9
Ill Iowa div ct J,
I Ia P pf 1.25k-. 81
Imp o L so --- 12i
Imp o rg h.5O-- l2l
Ind Serv = pf 3ol
Indus Fin pf 20.
Intl Hyro Ell pf- g.
Init Pet ILL 16.
Intl SAT Raz 1
Init Utilities pf- 10
Int U prpf $50 AL
Iron F vic 100 IL,
&c P&Lpf $50. rs
JCP&L pf g. S5!
Kingstn Pr .1Og. 4
Kirby Pet Zoe. 5!
Koppers pf g. 95l
Krueser Cog s,
Lacka wanna 81
Lake Sh h $50 IL
Lakey Fdy .lOe- 81
Lamson 55e- 5:
Leh C&N .65e-- g.
Line Mat Zoe 12l
Locke Stl 1.2Oa- l6l
Lone st G. .20g- 81
Long Isl 1t -. i
Long Isl l. pf--- Al
Long Isl L pf B. 38l
Loudon Pack Il
La Land .2Og-- u
Manati war - q
McCord Rad b. 81
Merr-Ch&Scct u
MOS pf 3.25k lob
Messbi Iron -- q
Mid Sta P B -. 1,
Mid w Cp .2Og- 81
Midland s q. 10
Midvale st 1g-- 20,
Midwst Oil .75 -. 81
Mid West R.10g q
Min M&M 1.2O.. 81
Mock J .50g - IL
Mo.ybdnm .25g- IL
Mouch M 1.5Og- 10,
Mon Pict ;,
Mont Ward A T. -172
M L Hop hi. so. II,
Moody p pf a. 81
M Cy Cop .15g-. n
Mount Pr so 81
Mount s F 1.5O- 16,
Murray o .60g-. IA,
Natl Bella H. II
Natl F Gas L. Ill
Natl Pol pf g. 1o1l
Nat Rub M SOC. IL,
Natl 8 r .75g 1o,
Natl TINS .5Og-. las
Natl u Radio - 81
N E P A 6pf Tx ~
N E T&T 2.75g- 1927
New Idea 80 21
N J Zinc 1.5Og-. s.
N Mex & Ariz "a
NYHon&R1.15g -.
NY Pol pf 6---1o1l
N Y Wat s pf--. 50
Mag Hud Pw 2,
| Rates Of dividends
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
11S.
Capital Transit Co.--34 al 3Ola.
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EnqeI

Continued From First Page)
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BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

mASS GL1iANENOS
Ter Rf & w Cp 1st 4Xs '4S 1897
Evening star., 1943-06-29
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished by the Associated Press.

TODAY'S SALES, lint Pan 6s ss 1o6,z
Reported In Dollars INF tat AIS ho 7aiL
DomeStlc > SsI/ 90OlInt T8T IS 55 e1N
roselgn oOo OoO Jam FAC As So 62N
Evening star., 1943-06-29

Int T&T 41as 81 1874
Int T&T 5s 55 61A
Jam Fac As So 62N
KCFtS As SO 70
KC Sou 5s 90. 73N
kC Sou IS So 72ih
KC Ter As 60. 1o7M
Kresge F 3s So JOB
Lac G 51as So 81
Lac G 8 1as so D 81
LS&MS 31as 81. e1M
LC&N 4Nas "a A 81
LC&N 41as "a c 81
Leh VIC 5s "a St GO
Leh WIT 5s 81 56N
LV NY 4Kas so. II
Leh v 5s 2O03 As
Leh v 4 u s20o3 40
LehV4 1as2OO3r- 37A
Leh v IS zoos 50
Leh v As 2OO3r- 35
Leh VT 5s 51--. II
L Isl r As 40 - 1O3A
Lou g. A IS SO - o1A
L&N 5s 2OO3 B. 1o7
L&N 4Has 2OO3 1o3
L&N 1st4s20O3- 81
L&N 3As 2OO3- 9lk
L&N 3Ks 90 A loAih
LNSJM As So - 90
L&N 3s 80 81 80
Ma Cen 4hs 60 So
Manati s IS 81 GO
McK&R 3 "a S 56lo95A
Mich c 4las 70 1914
Mich c G As 81 100
M&N cn 4Kas SO 56A
M&SL 5s "a ct 24Ns
M&SL Is a. 65s
MSPSSM5 1as49. 5M
MSPSSM5 Has7S. 72Ls
MSPSSMg5s3S- 2olh
MSPSSMc4s3S- 2elh
MKT 5s 50 A 575s
MKT 4hs 78- so
MKT 1st 4s9O. s3A
MKT As 81 b Al
Mo P 5las 40 l1A
Mo P 5s IS A. 54ss
Mo P 5s RI F. 54,A
Mo P 5s ri F Ct S4iA
Mo p 5s 7S G.. S.
MO 2 6S 30 H. SS
Mo p 5s 81 L. 54N
Mo p 5s 81 ] CT S4N
Mo P g As rs 22A
Mob g. M IS 81 62N
6s 65- 113h
Nor & E 5s 55 5oNs
Nor 81 E 4las IS 45A
Mr&E3 u $4,000 A9
Nat Dai 3As 60 1o7A
Nat Dist 3las 49lo5A
Nat Dist 3As 491o3Ez
Nat Stl 3s 65-. 1o4
% a.. s4N
NERR IL 45- 81
NJ P&L 4las 90 1lO
NOGtN 5s 81 S5
NOPS 5s 52A 1921
NOPS 5s 55 B 1o6
NO Term As 53- S5iA
NOTM 5 Hos "a 72lh
/ 6s36A o2
NOTM 5s 81 u
NOTM 6s So 70
NOTM AI2s 30 o6iA
NY&P As 9:f So
NYC r IS 2Ol3 65iz
NYC 412s2013A 4 81
NYC en- As 9S 62N
HVr 1.r on 20 R1HZ
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Baltimore Stocks

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-29

49," S2t1A NJ L.
3s 80-------- lo65sI
FOREIGN. Close.
AgMBCol Is Az sea-
Antwerp 5s 5S-. 45
Australia 5s 55- s2lz|
Austral 41as So 89lh|
Brazil IS Al-- A7A|
Braz 6h s26-57 44h|
Braz 6ss27-57. 44AI
BrCRyEl rs So 44N|
Canada 3s 6S-- lola
Canada 3s 81 101A|
Canada 2Ias As. 1OolzI
ChilMB6as57a. 21
Chile NIB Is 6la 2oZsI
Chile NIB IS ga FL
Chile rs ~ asd- 225sl
Chile 6s 60 23AI
Chile IS 60 asd- 22lz|
Chill 6s Jan 61a. 22bl
Chill IS Feb 61a- .22E|
Chill 6s Sept61a. 22la|
Chile 6s 81 asd- 22lA|
Chile 6s 63 asd- 22iAI
Chill Nun rs 60 1914
Col 3s 20 A7laI
Costa r rs 81 "a
Cuba 4Ks n - 94iA|
Denmk 51as 55- 6oN|
Mex IS 45 asst 13B|
Mex 4S04a sd54 1o5s|
MinasG Gas 5S. 31A|
Norway As 63 =. e7IA|
Pernamb rs Al 20
Peru 1st 6s Co 20
Peru I'd 6s CT 20
Porto AL IS 81 27AI
Rio de j IS As - 26l2I
Rio de J61as53 27A|
Rio G do s rs 66 2S5a|
Sac P st SIS so 42A|
Sac P st rs 40 67N|
Sac p st 6s 6S 36la|
Urcv3s44s41s79 66lsI
DOMESTIC. Close.
Ala G s BIAS 6'7 1o4NI
Alleg 5s A. ---.-. lO2hI
Alleg 5s 49---. o5
Alleg 5S so --. 63AI
Alleg inc 6s SO 8olAI
Allied st 4hs 511o5NI
Allis Ch As 81 1o1
Am&FP 5s 2O3O 8oiAI
Am IGC 5las 40 1o4lA
Am Int 51as 40 1o5AI
AM TIT BIAS 61lOpNI
Evening star., 1943-06-29
n. Y. Curb Market
furnished by the Associated PressD

GIG
Aero Sup B .20g. A
Ainsworth .25g q
Air A .25g $50 ,
AIR Invest ,
Air Access zoe >
Allied P A 1.75- 25
Alum Ltd hSa-- 90
Alum Am 2g - ia
Alum Am pf 6--112
Am Book Bog 80
Am Cap pf BOX 26
Am Cp D pf5.5O- 90
Am Cent .50g-- 6
ACP&LA. .375g-- 81
ACP&LAn. .69g-- 81
AC Pol B. z
Am Gym B 60 40
Am g. F P WI /
Am Fk&H Bog II
Am G&E 100 ~
Am Gen pf 2 - 30
Am Laun M 1g ~
Am Lit 81 T 100 IL
Am Meter Bog. "a
Am Rep log 1c
Am Super pf i
Angostura .O5g. z
Apl E P pf 4 4.5O>1os
Ark Nat Gas 4
Ark Nat Gas A. 4
Ark NGpf .70k 8
Aro Equip .70g -. &c
Atl c Fish .25g- :
Atl c l. l.5Og - g
Atlas Corp war z
Atlas D F lie q
Atlas Ply .60g "a
Auto v M .25g 4
Avery pf ] so . &c
AXton-F A Sd
Bah g. w .25g 23
Baldwin WI :
Barium Steel 49, z
Basic Ref .2Og- :
Beech Air lie II
Bellauco ,
Birdsboro Bog 8
Blauners .4Og J
Bliss E w q Il
Blue Ridge Z
Blue r pf Sd ~
Blumenthal 8 J.
Bohack HC {
Bohack 1st Ok y
Borne Sc 1g 2.
Bow Bilt 1st--. I
Brz TIP h.75g- 2:
Breeze .80g IL
Brewster Aero .
Bridg Mach 4
Brill Corp B
Buckeye P .40g- F.!
Buff N&EP pf 1.
BN&EP 1st 3 3:
BURY Biscuit :
Calf Ell Pw-- :
Callite T cog :
Can Mar h. .04g
Carrier IL
| CaSco Prod lr !.
Castle AM i j.
Catalin Oe .
Cent SW Util
& H G&E .34g !
AryY ~ -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
COnwGy-Pdtric
 Nupti0Is Today

The Reverend James A. Frederick ofIlciated this morning at the we'd ding Of Miss Julia Patrick, dAugh. ter of Mrs. Peter Patrick and the late MT. Patrick of South street, to Louis II. Conway, son of Mrs. John Conway and the late MT. Conway Ot Baldwin street extension.
 The ceremony was performed ct elght-thlIy o'clock at the rectory of st. Margaret's church, with Mrs. Armond Provost attending her sis. ter and Rocco Solomita as bestman,
 With her suit of brown wool the bride wore Q matching Padre hat, and 0 corsage of white orchids, The matron of honor was dressed in Q Moss Green wool ensemble with Q feather hat of the same tone, and Q Fuchsia orchid corsage,
 A reception followed at the home of the bride. Mrs, Patrick received In Q black crepe with Q corsNge of orchid sweetpeas,
 When leaving for an unannounced trip the bride travelled in her wed- ding ensemble with Q coat of cocoa brown wool and Stone marten furs. Upon their return MT, and Mrs. Conway will reside on Baldwin street extension,
 Mir. Conway is associated with Chase Brass and Copper Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Hadassah To Sponsor
 Child Welfare Tea

The Waterbury Chapter of Ha. dassah will sponsor Q Child Welfare Tea tomorrow afternoon Nt the Deth-E Auditorium ct 2 o'clock,
 Mrs. Alexander Lamport of New York City, . member of the national board of HadaSsah, will address the gathering.
 Chllde welfare Is one of the many projects undertaken by AadaSSAh to improve the foundation of child life In Palestine. Proceeds are doe mated to Q fund that aids In proVid. Ing balanced school luncheonS for children,
 Mrs. Lamport has visited PNles. tine Ave times, twice for extended periods. While living there for Q year with her two children she at- tended courses at the Hebrew uni- Versity and studied tho general life and atmosphere of the country. In 1887 and l0S0 she attended the World Zionist congresses In Zurich and Geneva as Q delegate.
 Included on the afternoon pro. gram will Do Q song recital by Miss Natalie Reich, accompanied on the piano by Mrs, Charles Rosengarten. A dramatic reading, We Will Re. member" will Do given by Misses Hannah Gilman and Ida Fried,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08

juice, soft boiled egg, toast and cof. fee; luncheon of soup, probably boiled beef, and watermelon for des. sert. He has seldom had another meal and even this light fare has been consumed in small portions.
 He arrived in the United States the day before the Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883. got Q job as bus boy at the old Hoffman House and went from there to make history in the art of pleasing the mighty. It paid him S60,000 a year once his fame was established.
 Wallace Beery, who blows in and out Of town from time to time leav- ing Q slight odor of sulphur behind him, has been cussing Japanese since 1917. He went to Japan to direct Q picture that year, after his divorce from Gloria Swanson and a decision Co drop acting for directing. He found the Japanese singularly un. cooperative to anyone who wanted to photograph their picturesque countryside. Even then Japanese knew the value of a camera.
 Becry as a spy is scarcely think able except to Japanese. They sus- pected' him immediately.
 T went from one official to an- other" Beery said. Whenever mentioned a particular section of the country in which I wanted to shoot backgrounds I got the same answer-'Oh. so solly military dis trict.' There were more military areas than people in Japan" He photographed 1otL..s,g. sUt retained an indelible impression of the Jap- aIlese character.
 Even then" he says. T wouldn't turn my back on a Jap"
 He took special pleasure in his latest picture. Salute To The Ma rineS," in which he plays top ser. geant during the Japanese invasion of Bataan. His part calls for fre- quent expression of distrtlst for Jap- anese. He has 1t.
 Thornton Wilder, whose "The Skin of Our Teeth" is tops among the Broadway hits, has yet to see it played before a regular audience. He's an Army air force captain sta- tioned in Miami and has seen only preview performance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Pre-NuptiGl Party
 Entertains Couple

A group Of friends entertained MT. and Mrs. Walter J. Martin at Q pre-nuptial party on Thursday evening at the Franco American club. Prior to her wedding on Sat- urday Mrs. Martin was the former Mrs. Elizabeth R. Brown of Laurel street. MT. Martin Is manager of the Long Life Roofing company.
 The couple received a purse from the guests who were:
 Patrick PerrIello, William Verri. ker, Lee Hynie, Joseph DeLauretis, Daniel Barris, J. E. Lemieux, Mrs. ArthrS /. Lunny, MT. and Mrs. Sny- der, Lucien Bianti, MT. and Mrs. William Baribault, Francis Bari bault, Frank Gokas, Claire Ber- nier. Carmine Genova, MT. and Mrs. Louis LaFlamme, MT. and Mrs Cieriello, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Le- cuyer, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Drain- vile, MT. and Mrs. Fred Moseley, MT. and Mrs. L. Drainville, Mir and Mrs. Al Drainville, Arthur Mar tin, MT. and Mrs. Jodsnukis, John J. Quinn, Emil Vaile, John Day, Carl Lavino, Ralph Lavino Joseph Brodeur, MT. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Sr., Arthur Martin, Jr., Miss Dolores Paolini, Miss Loretta Pelletieh, Bea Pelletier.
 Helen Kelly, Bobby Bolletier, Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Berthiaume, Miss Doris Jacaruso, Mgt. ..alker Lucien Bianti, MT. and Mrs. Fran cis Martin, Mrs. Alma Martin, MT: and Mrs. Laura Martin, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lamontagne, T. A. La- montague. Mir. H. A. Monroe, MT. and Mrs. Anna Tobin, MT. and Mrs. Angeline Dezinno, Miss B. Dezin- no. MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Ma-t'1, MT. and Mrs. Drozick, Victor La- montagne, Isabelle Iiamontagne, Rosemary Lamontagne, Eddie La- montagne, Louis Scano, Henry Ber- nier, MT. and Mrs. Henry s'artin. MT. and Mrs. James Lee, MT. and Mrs. Charles Lee, MT. and Mrs. Hector and Isabelle Pratt, Alma PeIIetier, Regina Caron, Jimmie Sullivan, Mir. and Mrs. Eva Pelle- tier, Hervey Baribault. Sonny La- Flamme, Julie Varrie, Val Bernier. MT. and Mrs. Arman. h. Mrs. Nellie Madden, Elmer Thay- CT. Jamese Grenier, Annette Gelin- as, June Ladue. Josephine Mancini, Ed Maher, Mir. and Mrs. W''fred Bernier, Mfr. Grohs, Mr. Joseph Aa- one. Mir. and Mrs. George Evon, A. Stroub, Theresa Ilebert and Her. man Bernier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Personal

MT. and Mrs. James Vendettl of Meriline avenue announce the birth of 0 son, John Vincent, on March 3, at St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs, Ven- detti Is the former Nancy DiLeone.
 U. g. Senator and Mrs. Robert Taft are spending tho weekend with their son, Horace, at Taft School Mrs. Taft attended Q meeting this afternoon of the League of Women Voters.
 Miss Pauline stoll, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Isadore Stoll of Kay. tonne avenue, will model in the an. nual winter carnival fashion show at Syracuse University.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward J. McDon- ald, Jr. of Randolph avenue afl- nounce tho birth of Q daughter on March 3 at St. Mary's Hospital.
 Miss Elsie l.. Semrau Of Wailing- ford has completed basic training at the WAAC training center at Fort Des MoineS, Iowa, and has been selected for specialist training In Administrative School.
 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Sheea Of Baldwin street announce the birth of 0 son this morning ct St. Marys Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
Associates Fete
 Recent Bride

Mrs. Paul Fornier, the former Flora LeClAir, and Mrs. John 0reaney, the former Anne Wy. coffe, were recently entertained at Harmon's Restaurant by q group of friends and associates of the Amerl. can Metal Hose company.
 Among the guests were Mrs. I'd. mond Lemleux, Mrs. Alexander Lee mieuX, Mrs. Wilfred Montabualt, Mrs. Michael V. Cleary, Mrs. Jo. seph Marone, Dorothy LeClair, Ev. elyn Barone, Mrs. Alma Betrand, Mrs. William Romanella, Martha Sperbert, Rose Matulis, Anna Ma luck, Julia Simpson, Kathleen Meehan, Mary Mimmo, Mary Golf fey, Eileen Mahoney, Beatrice Hone, Mary CoStanti.
 Hazel Brodegic
 Connie durro, Charlotte Dick, Hazel Frederick, Nors Kelly, Mary Hallock, Helen Vaitekaitis, Shirley Baker, Theresa Acerio Polly Ross, Lucille Ross, Theresa Hebert, Helen oudonis, Margaret Doyle, Josephine Romeo, Amelia Suirpunas, Alma Babeck and Julia Blais.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-08
VAUDEVILLE, DANCE
 GIVEN BY FORESTERS

A vaudeville program and dance were sponsored at Temple Hall Saturday night by the Foresters Of America, with members of various affiliated courts of the Waterbury district attending. William H. Dun- lavey and Felix Guarlni were in charge of arrangements for the event, e forerunner of the 4Sd state convention to take place here in May.