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Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
WAC CHATTER
.By CPL. SHIRLEY Fl. LEVY

By CPL. SHIRLEY H LEVY both the boys swing it. everything and what the Edeweiss Chalet Yours truly made the hall tidbs A of Harry sporting haircut
 
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Bradley beam., 1944-12-02

Sherloow-the famed detective arrived on the scene of the crime.
 "Hell," he said, "this is mors serious than I figured. This win- dow is broken on both sides" DEFINITION
 Temptation: That from which . CT crawls away in the hope it wili overtake him.
Bradley beam., 1944-12-02
;:t .* Al Anderson
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ley Field to be one of it's first civilian employees. There has been nothing slow about this job.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. 4 fP, CwFA,-sslable
and choice eoo,,3oo pounds steady at
1875, the top: other weights 1915 lower;
sows steady: GOOD and choice 17o-i9U
pounds, l. 1890: l5O-l1o pounds, IL %
1925. good and choice 3l0-340 pounds,
l275-1315; most 30N-650- pound soUs.
l2.00-12.25: estimated around $4,000 un-
sold.
Salable cattle. $500; salable calves,
1000. fed steers and yeariines stead ady: re-
ceipts trickled in due to late trade: this
tended to support medium and good srade;
choice offerings scarce: top, 1900. these
scaling 1.24f pounds: next highest price,
1875: peddling trade on medium TO aver
age good grade at l..5O-l .15: fat heifers
steady: mixed steers and hefers, 1898:
bulk heifers, Io.n0-l4 so: cows very un-
even, about steady with Mondays close on
Gamers. cutters and common fed cows,
gocd COWS fully steady at II .5o-l@ zoo: odd
head 1850, bulk going on shipper &C
count: bulls steady to weak; practical tor
heavy sausage bulls, 1l.15: outstandna
head 1900; bulk, a.0O-l 90: vealers f1rm
at 1900 down: stock cattle slow.
Salable sheep. 5000: total, 5000; part
of run still back: all classes active, fully
steady: bulk good and choice fed wooled
western lambs. Is .00-15.10; early top
1910: best choice fed natives held higher
part load medium and good wooled lambs
$50; good and choice natives, IA, 70.
1900; good and choice fall shorn fed
lambs, 1425-5o: deck eood yearlins
wethers. 1900, with yearlins ewes 200;
bidding up to 7.25 on choice native ewes:
deck Gull ewes sold $50.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Stock Market Stages
SeIective Recovery.
.SteeIs in Lead
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Steels, fol-
lowed by selected aircrafts, coppers,
rails and specialties. today led the
stock market on a comeback that
lifted favorites fractions to around
Q points.
Further reinvestment demand,
earnings figures and the belief the
list might be in a position to resume
its December advance served as the
principal bidding incentives. Many
leaders. however, were unable to do
much as numerous customers con-
tinued to stand aside to await the
reconvening of Congress, war and
labor developments and the coming
Government bond drive.
Talk of Washington agencies re-
leasing sizable quantities of metal
for civilian consumption aided the
steel group.
Trends were fairly steady at the
start. Best quotations were reached
after noon and generally were
maintained to the close. Dealings
picked up some momentum on the
recovery and transfers for the full
proceedings were around 100000
shares.
In front were U. S. Steel. Bethle-
hem, Douglas Aircraft, United Air
craft, American Smelling, Kenne-
colt. Santa Fe. Southern Pacific,
Du Pont, Johns s-Manville, Texas Co.,
Goodyear and Chrysler.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Your u. 5. Income Tax
This Is No. 2 of d Series J

Every single person must file
Federal income and victory tax re-
turn for l943 if his gross income
from all sources for the year was
$500 or more; that is, as much as
1882 per week. The term single
person" includes not only those who
have never married, but also widows,
widowers, divorces and married
persons separated by mutual con-
sent
Every married person. living with
husband or wife during the entire
year 1943, must file return if his or
her gross income was more than
1924, or $12 per week; or if their
combined gross income was as much
as $1,000 for the year, or s23 .08 per
week.
Every individual who paid or owed
a tax on 1912 income must make a
return for 1943, even though he may
have no taxable income for that
year. When the pay-as-you-go plan
was started by the Current Tax Pay
ment Act of l943, he already owed
the 1912 tax. To relieve him of pay
ing both years taxes in one year.
Congress decided to forgive a part
OF one years tax, and the l943 form
shows how to figure the forgiveness
In cases where person has no tax
in one of the two years, there is no
double liability, and since there is
nothing to be forgiven, the tax for
the other year must be paid in full
as the tax for l943
Every individual who had income
and victory taxes withheld from his
wages during l943 should file a re-
turn, even though he did not have
as much as $500 gross income for
that year. because he may be eligible
for refund, which can be estab-
hshed by filing areturn.
=" Where the marital status changes
during the year. a return must be
filed If the combined gross income
of husband and wife; though les.
than 81 200, equals or exceeds tn,
aggregate total of (a) $500 prorater
for the period during which tn,
husband was single, tb) $500 pro.
rated for the period during which
the wife was single. and Ccj sI,20(
prorated for the period during which
they we're married.
Filing of returns may be postponed
by individuals who are outside of the
United States, particularly members
OF the armed services. as explained
further in article No. 20 of this
series.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Jan. 4. aP.--Eges. 81 .334
easy; current general wholesale sellins
prices as follows: White, extra larse. As
pounds and up 45-41; large, 45-41
pound l4-45: heavy medium. 42-44
pounds. 30l2 -32 medium. 40-41 pounds
eggs, averages 1884; small. 4O-43 Brown
extra large, As pounds and over. 3S-4O;
large, 45-47 pounds. 37-371a; heavy me-
Al pounds 2S; pullets, 1888 pounds "a
"a "a. Mixed colors, extra large, 4S pounds
and over. 3S-41A; large, 45-47 pounds,
36h- -3712; medium, 40-41 pounds 90. 80:
receipts. :'2l -33; dirties 43-44 pounds.
30-33; checks, 30-32; refrigerators, 3O-33
Evening star., 1944-01-04
More Than $500, 900, 900
Spent 10 Aid War Effort

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.--Arnerican
business tied in the power Of its
advertising salesmanship to of1icia]
war themes to the tune of more
than $500 100000 in ls43, which
brings the advertising contribution
of business up. to $500 100000 since
the war began, the War Advertising
Council reported.
This compares with total of
between two and three million dol
lars contributed for the same pur-
pose during the entire period Of
the First World War
The space voluntarily given over
to war themes last year furthered
the objectives Of nearly 100 home
front campaigns in cooperation
with the Office Of War Information
and II other Government depart
mentS.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
D. {. Postal Receipts
Set Records in Year
And December
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Receipts at the City Post Office in
December broke all records for that
month and in the full year 1943 also
set up a new all-time total for that
period, Postmaster Vincent C. Burke
announced today.
December revenues reached ST.
732,47048, an. increase of $l46 886.81
or 9.26 per cent over December
1912, when receipts amounted to ST.
585, ,5S367. On the final day, receipts,
which usually run about $4,000,
climbed to $4,000.
For the full year revenues amount
ed to S13,940,93106 against S12,180,-
1927 year ago, an increase of ST.
60,74079, Mr.. Burke stated, income
by months comparing as follows with
the like 1912 periods. t-s
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Foreign Exchonoe

NEW YORK. Jan. LP.-Foreign ey.
lars. others in centsl- " o
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
set. lui. per cent discount or s9sII. U
8. cents: unchanged
Europe--Great Britain, official, buying
4.02: selling 400
Latin merica-Arsentina. free 2514.
gown o2 OF cent; Brazil free, 3 HOn,
Mexico. 20 65n.
n
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washing ton.
EGGS-Market weak. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eges received from
grading stations tJanuary AZ. Whites, y.
S grade A large: 43; U. S. srade A,
Browns. U. s.. grade A, large. 43-44: av-
erage, 431a: U. S grade A, medium, ;S4
3S; average, 80; u S. grade B, large, 3s;
U. S. grade c. 80. Current receipts. nearby
$40 Receipts, Government graded esss,
5S2 cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market firm. Re-
@ Seapts sb;, monerate iees pala ne5 in
charges included according to mileage }
Broiers and fryers, 2Sla-30: fowl. 26ta-
IS; roosters, 1920.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
: Business Briefs

htCoru government Collections
toaallng s5,736,000 600 in December
temporarily halted the steady rise in
the public debt. At the end of lo43
the debt totaled S17O, lob 600 OO0
compared with S170,318 900 600 a
month earlier and a peak of s17O.-
42o,Oo0000 on December II. How
ever, it was S57,637 5000 above the
END OF 1912. and will resume its
climb when the Fourth War Bond
campaign starts in two weeks. War
oond redemptions in December
reached new peak and were nearly
2oet of sales 'totaling 1858 ,O22 900.
kAcess Profits Tax Refund Bonds
VIII be noninterest bearing and
nontransferable for the duration
but Will become fully negotiable at
the end of hostilities and can be
pledged then as security for loans,
the Treasury revealed. About ST.
NO,00o,00o worth are expected to
be issued. The 1912 Revenue Act
provided Tor a postwar refund of
l0ft of excess profits tax payments
made in each wartime year after
December 81. 1941.
Aircraft Production of seven ma
ler Pacific Coast plants in l943 was
1h3l'c above 1912, by weight and
1914 plans call for another 500, in
crease, the Aircraft War Production
Council disclosed
Crude Oil Output declined $500
hQ9rnlC ~ l. i
January l TO an average of 4,358.14O
barrels daily, the Oil e. Gas Jour-
nal reported.
Republic Steel Corp. reported its
plants broke all basic production rec
ords in l943, with operations main
tanned at l00.4fo of capacity, against
996et in 1912;
General Mills, Inc. asked preferred
holders to approve issuance of $40
100000 10-year sinking 2Tcc deben-
lures for POSTWAR expansion. Re
suits Of a mail poll will be an
nounced at meeting of preferred
holders January %.
Net Income of Class / Railroads
In November totaled S62 900 900
after interest and rentals. compared
with Sill, ,309, 523 in November. l942
the Association of American Rail-
roads announced. Revenues totaled
S762,057,8l9 against $500 01O8,128 a
year ago, Net for II months of 1943
was $3.50, 100000 against $500, TIP. .O2a
in the same 1912 period.
Firestone Tire e. Rubber Co,
earned l5,183,382 or $6.40 a share
in the fiscal year ended October 81,
compared with $12,481 ,129 or S5.04
a share in the previous year. Sales
set a new record of $545 ,389, Sol
against 1882 ,693 500 in the preceding
period.
American Steel Foundries earned
s2,752,543 or $2,32 share in the
fiscal year ended September 80
after Federal taxes, compared with
s2,906,343 or S245 a share in the
previous year. Before taxes, net was
Sl7,602.743 against S12, ,706,3 ,343 in the
previous period.
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp,
earned Sl,790,736 or S4.34 a share on
4l2,635 shares in the fiscal year
ended September 30, compared with
a revised net of s734,018 or $2.77 a
share on the 264,6l9 shares in the
previous year.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.
earned S533,887 or IS cents share
in II weeks ended November 7,
compared with S936.92l or SLAB a
share in the like 1912 period.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co.
reported net income in the. first IL
months of 1943 totaled Sl4,164, ,O29,s a
decline of $4,977,134 from a year
ago, Operating revenue totaled
sl4o,342,637, ar increase OF $751;
963, ,949 from a year ago.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Jen 4 lPN-Wheat and rye
prices, supported by scattered buying, made
fractional sains today in moderately
active market which opened somewhat
weak Rye entered new high seasonal
kround and held Arm most of the session.
Oats, however. held within narrow range.
Purchases of the September wheat con-
tract by an export house were fairly large
and there was great deal of switching
from one delivery 10 another A leading
local was a good buyer of May rye, while
commission house demand centered on the
deferred deliveries
Wheat and rye lust before the close
backed down considerably from the days
highs which were a cent or more above
yesterdays close.
than tbe nrevious nose May 70 nlshsf
July. l .6Sas-i4 and rye closed "a TO ..
up May, l:2sA-as. Oats ended the day
on on to y up: May; 7s@s;; and barley was
Evening star., 1944-01-04
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Jan. lPl-Favorable war
news broueht squirt of Liquidation in cot :
ton, forcing prices down as much as As
cents a bale today. Trade price fixing
against textile contracts and steadiness in
other markets brought recurring rallies
but the upturns encountered hedging cred
tied to Southwestern interests and in
creased local offerings. Late values were
Is to 40 cents a bale lower, March 10 so,
May 1881 and July 1904.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO, Jan. tP-Visible supply of
wheat decreased 942, 900 bushels to liz
2al 900 bushels last week, the Board OF
Irade reported. Corn increased l1S,OO0
70 ll,lOO,oOO bushels: oats decreased
,sidloo TO 13,052. 900; rye increased 3O4 :
900 to :n.4 900. barley decrea sed 4a., :
900 to 5.5H1 600 and soybeans increased
:, 2,435,OuO 10 l1.S16O0O
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Attention, Executives

Radio. News Or Puslie Relations
Young Washington news editor wishes
ehenss. He hos intelligence, presence !,
savvy and q will to succeed. WiIIiae
to leave newspaper work il job Is in
terestins, importont ond offers aeod'
poy and opportunity Box ST. Ster.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4 lP.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for January 3: 1888
purchases involving 1s5 shares; .2,4S3
20 short sales involving G0e shares.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Approximate Sales Today.
:OOa "a $50 -: :00 Noon 19l $40
1.oo m 7ao $40 p.0o m A53 OSO

ll:OOam "a $50 l2:00 Noon III 80
l:O0pm 2e9 SO 200 pm 453 o5o
tUnit of trading. / 0 shares; sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reors sanized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies.
Rates of dividends in the foresoine table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xxx dividend.
xr Ex rights. a Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock. eDeclared or paid SO, far this
year. t Payable in stock. Paid last year.
h Payable in Canadian funds. Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Chicago Cash Market

.44h. nominal: feed, 1.15Ia-1 221a nom
inal; No. 2. 1.37, nominal Field seed per
100 pounds, timothy, 5.75-6.00, nominal;
81 so, aominal; sweet clover, 1850, nom
Evening star., 1944-01-04

Rates of dividends In the foregoins tani,
are annual disbursements based on the las
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On
less othervise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra OF
extras. Cash or stock. Paid last year
far this year. b PAYABLE in Canadian funds
4 Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. wv With warrants. " Without
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Virqiniu Tobacco Markets
Ey the Associated Press.

Cold and rainy weather slowed I'D the
volume of sales on Virginia dark-f1red to-
bacco markets yesterday Monday as
auctions were resumed after the Christmas
holidays. Clearing weather. should bring
heavier sales through the remainder Of
this week, market observers said
Poundaees and prices reported were
Pounds Average
FafmVllle ---------- 322, $40 S29 .54s
LynchburE ----- 64,S43 1920
Blackstone l5.430 $3.50
Highest Of season for Farmyille market.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

TREASURY. 2;0O
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s Is $3.50 Sept 100 21
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, NEW YORK CITY
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Evening star., 1944-01-04
N. Y. Bond Market
Furntshed By the Associated Press.I
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

- VT 0ONUS
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\ Mo Pg 4sTH 22ia
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NERR 5s AS e4M
NET&T 4hs 81 1z4iA
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Evening star., 1944-01-04

Fleming Again on Council.
Robert V. Fleming president of
the Riggs National Bank, has been
reappointed a member of the Fed
eral Advisory Council for the Fifth
Federal Reserve district, the Fed
eral Reserve Board announced to-
day. The council meets monthly in
Washington during the year and is
constantly consulted by the Reserve
Board of Governors on matters of
finance. All II districts are repre-
sented.
Edmunds Is Promoted.
Bankers are greatly pleased with
the promotion of James B. Ed
munds to be assistant general freight
agent of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad and the Pere Marquette
Railroad, with headquarters at 300
Fifteenth street. His place as gen.
eral agent has been taken by 7 H
Young for the C. & O. and by C.
Guy White for the Pere Marquette
Mr. Edmunds is best known to the
public for his work in the passenger
service, having been in personal
charge Of many special trains carry
lng Capital residents to Hot Springs
and White Sulphur.
New Investment Firm Formed.
Formation of the investment bank
ing firm of Goodwin & Olds is an
nuunceu by Wilfred l.. Goodwin, jr..
and Edison B. Olds, successors to
Brown, Goodwin & Olds. partners
for the past 10 years. L. Clark Brown
Is considering bank aft1liation.
Warren T White. for q wears with
the Seaboard Railway. has been
placed in charge of public relations,
the Washington Office announced.
Financial District Comment.
Carl c. Haneke, 95, who died at his
nome III Front Royal had been
director in the Oriental Building
ASSOCIATE ton so years.
Garflnckel per cent preferred
sold at 26l4 in the first transfer since
1t was listed on the Washington
Stock Exchange.
Prank w. SimmondS, American
Bankers Association deputy man
ager for 20 years, is retiring. He has
most OF friends here.
Laldlaw q Co. has just passed its
lOlSt anniversary, the Washington
office states.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Jan. GY.-Dividends de-
clared:
Accumulated.
Pc Stock of Paw
Evening star., 1944-01-04

'EX dividend tPlus extras Paid so
far this year e2rr extra 81 extra.
h $500 extra k 10c extra m Sl.50 extra.
Paid in 1943 $1,000 extra.