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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Beginning SUNDAY March =
ard continuing through April
, = mission will ~ conducted At
Our Lady Of VICTORIES church ~
Father Godfrey 0Cunncll. Ser
vices VIII hr hello each evening
af 2 80 and ass viii be said
zach morning az 6 and 3 ocimck
Father 0Cnnnell has 5 national
fepute a. 3 preacher and q lee
turcr The Southerrtnf a Bio
graphical Encyclopedias ~ South
ern People says Rev Or Geof
frey T 0Cannell. A. PhD. u
pastor Of the largest and most IN
flucntial Cathoiic congregation On
the Gulf Coast he Is supevfn-
tendent Of all the parochiaI
schools Of the Diocese Of Saiehez
which embraces the entire State
81 Mississippi
In preparation for the office 81
superintendent at schools Df
oConneli pursued four wears Of
graduate study al the Catholic
University Of America. Washing
ton. n { This university Is a
charter member Of the American
Association ~ Universities. Dr.
OCouneli received the MA de
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
Special Service To
Be Observed Af
Methodist Church

T @eaee e. b. ph
asrued aI meuhen % the
Wamsna x8eiV 81
Cfsmfssn Service The Das
HApart aH be observed ~ iie
ioeaI Meete AZ ue Dsnl4leE
Meusofla raurct on "wednesday
zftefnaaf 8. 8ss eesaek
Ths pagfam prepared By Mss
Bette S Buckingham. editor u
ffse Metfallat Woman entitled
~Cnriatian Retaining Walls wfll
- presented with quie1 music
sang aua PRAYER
Al invitation Il extenaed e.
"a memtvu at other societies
Mhn N4li g. attend ara take part
~ ihis pr Esstrr SERVER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
DELINQUENT COUNTY TAX SALES
JACKSON COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI

All sch At puHr abrs. m the hga@t bidder Tor cash Al the man front. door Of TN coa
uoe IN the Cy Of naaswua Jackson County M2Mpp on
onuencngM Il oc@k IN the mHosmEd described lots 50 mMh thereof may necessary To
mke ue smant ~ axes due thereon for the fMds wear laa and costs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

EFs~ a eelmsisn 5af is4s
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finn TfB
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taa volume o Hrs
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~ Var University ard either
m mela nasWat
have aagtea d. 0a arit
ps aea3nsf afnetxn. asos1cafu
m~ascraagn IL ouf hEaF
t1uons harniug
DR. 0Canmeil Is eeHtriaua
t. learned maEass end
iecfurod in 3 nam . Argew
ear universities and es8g
ably At fe unIveFa M North
Carolina Uuvcrst u Miss
sipp and Mleswpp sfafc Col
ieee He hss sgn = memAF
ale Extension faculty II tine st
Ter Institution HIS lectures on
Democracy ans Education have
been wen rerrived fian Thomas
? Wczdiak asNeiate editor Fl
TIE Wal Stree, Journal haae
ms famous address TIE Beai
Tnuat n Amsrtcan L~itertn
or Dr oConnclls scientific re-
search
a cordial invitation = extend
cd iu the peaple q paseaEgsls -
aitend fhe sermons delivered b
Father OConneH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
Preaching Services
SUNDAY Al EostIown
Auditorium BUILDING

Planned especially FOR those
Who arr unable 10 attend the reg
uiar morning preaching services
q the vari0aas churches Is the
Union service held each Sunday
aftcrnann in the EasilaWn Audi
tarium building DUPONT avenue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
Moss Point
Church News
CHURCH


METHODIST CHURCH
Moss POINT Miss
Day n Conservation. March
-, 1875
g'4s = n Church school
fiaM q M Conservation mes
sage b pastor subject Meeting
Gods cnaItengc
e;4s . ~. Youth Fellowship
Inserting
50 ? m Sermon. suhjert.
How t. f. Wise
Monday
3se , N wofuans Sscieiy
Sec ? m. CHOIR practice
Tuckda4
ROO . m. Harriet Farley CIR
ctn
"Wednesday
7.So p n. Mid week service
You viii find a welcome AZ al
car service
ANDREW ] ROYLEs.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

and iAfh street 1T : oelock
The Rev I c Roberts Jr.. pas
tot of the Eastlawn Methodist
church. vii be the guest preach
ct on Sunday next The minis
tiers Of the city are cooperating
IN this project Tine Rev Ken
meth Erwin gave the message last
Sunday
ed at the request Of b number
IT the church people OF Eastiawn
who were unsble e. attend ser
vices IN the morning. and every
one Is gwen a cordial invitation
t. come
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

> D NEVMAN
Sheriff and fsz coiieeta
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

rs ~ ifh . . MsIeH = Iaa4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
ST. JOINTS
CHURCH

Cor Pine End 1--we Oak Streets
Fifih SUNDAY ia Lent
SUNDAY Services
73o 8 N Hoiy Communion
1000 q m SUNDAY School
n0Q q ~ Morning PRAYER and
Sermon. subject. Man and
Growth
Monday
a3s q ~ broadcast over Rs-
dio siation wGCM. l240 kiloeY.
Giles
Lenien Services
Wednesday,
400 p. m. Litany and sermon.
Fridays
7.aD p m, Evening Prayer and
Sermon
Rev FRIEDRICH S REsCH. BA.
Rector.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
Jackson County
Church News

ST. PIERREs EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Gautier Miss
sunday Services
$50 . N Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
$50 d m. SUNDAY School
Lenlen Services
THURSDAY
T.20 . N. Evening PRAYER and
Sermon
Rev FREDRiCK S REscH BA
Rector
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Aaa Drus Store, EvsrY~hsrs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
FIRST
CHURCH

23s Csnfg Street
SUNDAY
gfs . ~ Sunday sehnoi
1aam Bihle ciaaeek 1t ths
manse
Ii n0 = 81 Morning Worship.
subject Gods Workman
8 - + Westmh stef League
81 the manse
~ p M Evening Worship
suhleet The Friend ~ Sinner
Monday
200 2 n. annual uleetinE. We
mans Auxiliary
zoo ? m Boy scouts. VIA
building
"Wednesday
30 = m choir Practice
J { CRANE ID.
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
uNIoE SERVICES

SUNDAY
40 4 m SUNDAY Schuoi
E~aktiaWn auditorium. DUPONT
avenue ana l4ih street
2M = m. Worship Service.
EAstl8WH auditorium
800 p NJ. SUNDAY School. 23na
Adm SehieV
THURSDAY
T3a / m Young People :
Community sing. 1911 Adm.
SchloK
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24
PaScagoula
Church News
our LADY or o
CHURCH

Our LADY or VICTORIES
CHURCH
Enf Street psNaRraia Miss
Masaa au Sunday 500 am
and IL
Mssan 9n weekdays eaDN ann
8 o.
Confession or Saturday eve
ning SOC io &c 90 "a 800
MISSION services eerh evening
Ht 81
CateenIsm on Saturday ~ shs
ahfei - 90 and ~ fhr PROJECT
a. 81
r J CAREY.
Faatm
il CuRLrY
Assistant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Coral the marine creature
whose skeleton makes the aiolls
tcgins life IS an egg and IN youth
is . FIRE swimmer
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-03-24

Knitting was invented in the
18th century
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Selected Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Lack Support
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, May 22-Assorted
stock specialties edged into new
high ground for the year today
while many market leaders found
difficulty maintaining their equi-
librium.
Principal inspiration for bidders
was the outlook for earnings and
dividends of individual companies
Although there was little, if any
invasion selling, potential pur-
chasers here and there still seemed
reluctant to make additional COM
mitments pending more assurance
securities were in shape to take
"D-day" in stride.
Fractional advances were well
distributed at the opening and plus
marks running to point or so were
observed near the fourth hour
Dealings, active for a while because
tof a sizable turnover in low-pricec
shares, slackened later.
Peaks for 1914 were recorded fol-
General Time Instrument, Good.
year, Granite City Steel, Hayes
Mfg, National Acme, Internationa
Paper, Mack Truck. Public Service
OF N. j., Continental Can. Crane Co.
Firestone Tire and Fruehauf Trail.
er. In front were Johns -Manville
lSouthern Railway, Flintkote ane
Chicago Northwestern common ane
preferred.
Bonds were selectively improved
commodities remained hesitant.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May % p,.-tWFA).-sai,
able hogs, $4,000: toTal. 10000; slow
St, steady with Friday and Saturday on al
~ S5G poHnds sJ6 30, 1879, the top; good ano
ggood 20 ID and choice 15Q-l7o pounds, - 90
SoWS, 10.65-9O: choice lghtweiRhts to
] LOO; approximately 5000 unsold, largely
support hogs
Salable cattle, 10000; Salable calves
800: general market very active largely
steer and heifer run: all buying interests
in trade and general market strong to %
higher; good and choice steers selling
strong to shade higher than late last
week, top 40, new high on crop; sew
eral loads II 90, and bulk IA 4.75- Is IS;
heiterS strong to % higher: choice to
prime offerings, 1890, these scaling ,021
pounds, bulk. IA 00-I6.50: cutter cows.
$50 down: Weighty sausage bulls to II 25:
heavy fat bulls to 1880 and better: both
cows and bulls remaining very scarce;
vealers firm at 1900 down; stock cattle
hrm at II .O0-l4 80
Salaple sheep 5000: total, 10000: all
classes opening fairly steady to 25 lower:
} loads medium and good fed wooled Colo
rado lambs, 14.75: sorted AZ head COM
mon 1900: no good and choice wooled
lambs sold early: 3 loads good and choice
fed shorn lambs with No. | and , pelts.
1925; , loads medium and good mostly
medium grade ] II pound California Shorn
ewes with No. . peltS, f.25: with 81 Gull
out at 90; full load light California Shorn
culled ewes, 400 straight.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net t. o. b. WASHINGTON:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid fol-
| Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations May %; Whites. browns
mixed colors, y; s; grade A, large, 36-37
33, average 31f2; U. S. grade B. large
3335, average 81; U. s. grade B, me
| dium, %; U. S. grade C, 1929, average
2s. Current receipts. nearby ungraded
eggs, 1926. few ~. Receipts, Govern
ment graded eggs. $50 cases q days.
| LIVE POULTRY-Market steady Re-
ceipts lieht Prices paid net f. o. b.
Washington, Permitted transportation
charses included according to mileage
BroIers and fryers, 31.733.2. Fowl
2S29.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Business Briefs

Steel Mill Operations are sched-
uled at 98.4% of capacity this
week, indicating production of
1,627,600 net tons, the American
Iron 81 Steel Institute reported.
Last week, the figures were 99.2%
and 1,777,000 tons; month ago.
1000 and 1,79l 300; a year ago,
$500 and l,7l9,5O0
Plentiful Supplies of bacon, pork
and other sausage are reported by
the American Meat Institute, but
there is continued shortage of
many beef, lamb and veal cuts.
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. proposal to ex-
change natural gas properties with
East Ohio Gas Co. was approved by
the SEC.
Virginia Electric g. Power Co. Of
fering of $23, 10000 first and refund
ing 80 bonds attracted a high bid
of 102 2999 from Stone g. Webster &
Blodgett, Inc, and associates at a
competitive sale. Reoffering is
planned at 103A, subject to formal
award and SEC approval
Waltham Watch Co. stockholders
holding control have offered theil
shares for sale to the Union Securi-
ties Corp. A spokesman for the
group said all other holders Woulo
oe given an opportunity to dispose
of their interest. Union Securities
said purchases would be made as ar
investment Ind sale to the public
was not contemplated.
Ford Motor Co. assets now aggre
gate s1,009, ,092, ,488, compared with
1918 ,079,878 a year ago. the annual
statement filed at Boston disclosed
Paramount Pictures, Inc. stock
holders will vote June 20 on pro-
posed sale of $1,000 900 convertible
notes with certain stock purchase
rights to Barney Balaban. president.
They will vote also on a plan to
eliminate l44,672 shares of unissued
500 par first preferred stock and
555,l of $40 par second preferred
from the authorized capitalization
OF the company.
United Air Lines carried 1921 235
ton-miles OF mail in April, COM
pared with 500 794 a year ago. a
gain OF 42%. Express ton-miles
totaled 304,407 VS.. 0,634 a year ago.
Pan American Petroleum &
Transport Co. earned Slabs OF
30 cents share in the March quar-
r
cents year ago.
Canadian National RAILWAYS net
for four months ended April 80 wa:
$25, 10000 VS.. $26,8l4000 a year ago:
for April, S6,718000 VS.. S9.334, 900.
Weston Electrical instrument Co
earned Sl96,376 or Sl22 a share ir
the frs 1914 quarter, before re.
negotiation. compared with Sl94.4l4
or Sl.2l in the same l943 period.
Bangor e. AroOstook Railroad ne'
for four months ended April 80 wa.
$509.459 or 1914 share VS.. $78l ,3O1
or $5.06 year ago,
Texas g. Pacilc Railway net fol
four months ended April 80 was ST..
269, ,067 or $2.25 a share VS.. 81 ,936, ,994
or 1898 in the same period last year
Glen Alden Coal Co. declared s
dividend of 40 cents share, payabl,
June 20 to holders of record Nav q
Davidson Chemical Corp. declared
dividend OF 81 share, payabl,
June % to holders OF record June 9
Hayes Industries, Inc. declared /.
dividend of Is cents common
share, payable June 10 to holder
OF record May 29
Continental Can Co. has forme,
the Continental Overseas Corp. as
subsidiary to act as agent and rep
resentative in all countries outsid
the United States except Canad,
and Cuba.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Watermelon Prices
To Be Cut Sharply
By the Associated Press.

Watermelon prices will be sharply
reduced this summer from last
seasons inflated prices" the Office
of Price Administration announced
today.
The agency said ceilings will be
fixed shortly for country shippers
and wholesalers rejecting parity
return to growers on their seasons
output. The savings will be passed
on to householders by fixed retail
mark-ups which in turn will be
translated to dollars and cents
ceilings for each community.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Steady Rise in Farm
Real Estate Brings
ABA Warning
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Washington bankers have received
a bulletin from Otis A. Thompson
chairman of the Agricultural Com
mission of the American Bankers
Association, warning of an upward
spiral in farm real estate prices
which appears to be following "the
land boom pattern of IS years ago
and needs special attention.
Mr.. Thompson states that the
Nations farm land prices rose Is
per cent during the year ending
March l and are now 38 per cent
above average prices prevailing dur
ing the four years just before World
War II. He urges bankers to give
these seven factors special study:
More sales of farm real estate in
1943 than ever before, farms resold
at profit after very short owner
ship, sales involving mortgages of
rs per cent or more of the property
value, purchase by city people of
farms they do not intend to operate
but as imitation hedges, price in
creases of so per cent in some
States, probability of drop in farm
income after the war, and the fact
that prices are still rising.
The bulletin includes map
which shows sharp increases in farm
prices in the past year In both
Maryland and Virginia.
Exchange Issues Active.
Trading has broadened in recent
sessions of the Washington Stock
Exchange, with many more stocks
appearing in the daily trading. Last
week increased interest was shown
in Garfinckel common and pre-
ferred, Woodward & Lothrop COM
mon and preferred, Potomac Power
and Washington Gas issues, and
Mergenthaler Linotype.
Bonds have been neglected. Bank
stocks have been strong but quiet
bids showing an upward trend. Reg
ular quarterly dividends have been
numerous in the past few days.
Waller Has Big Loan Task.
Wilmer j. Waller, president of the
Hamilton National Bank, who has
been appointed chairman of the
bank and finance division of the
Districts Fifth War Loan Drive by
Chairman John A. Reilly, has a very
difficult task to perform. He will
be assisted by Bruce Baird, president
Of the National Savings & Trust Co..
as vice chairman.
The Districts quota has been set
by the Treasury at SLOT 900 900. the
banks being expected to raise a
high percentage of this big sum. Mr..
Waller was bank chairman in the
third and fourth drives and met
with brilliant success in both CAM
paignS.
Freudberg Heads Council.
Leopold V. Freudberg, representa-
tive OF the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co. for 80 years, was
elected president of the District of
Columbia Life Insurance Trust
Council at the annual meeting at
the Woodmont Country Club. He
succeeds Henry K. Dierkoph, Riggs
National Bank.
Earl G. Jonscher, American Sc
curity g. Trust Co., was elected vice
president; Lester Lawrence, National
Savings & Trust, secretary, and
John McElfresh, Connecticut Mu-
tual. treasurer.
With the officers, T. Loehl O'Brien.
Massachusetts Mutual; J. Wesley
Clampitt. Union Trust Co., and Rus
sell Schelk, Reliance Life, form the
councils Executive Committee.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Odd-Lo DeuIinos

PHILADELPHIA. May - lPl.-The Sc
curltles Commission reported today these
dealers OF specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for May 20: 500 pur-
chaSeS involving 80. SOB shares: 1885 sales
involving 39,lG3 shares including is
shorl sales involving $40 Shares
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, May % LPy.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow Great Britain in dol.
lars. others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
Ket! 9is per cent discount or 9OSlI4
United states cents, down O6A of a cent
4,02; selling, .O4
Latin America ca--Argentina, free, "a 95
unchanged; Brazil, free, 52On; Mexico
20 65n. Nominal
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Approximate Sales TODAY

IL 100 am l6e $50 1900 noon 322 800
100 p.m.- Aod l2o 2:0Op.m $40 24o
tUn1t of trading, 10 shares: sales printed
In full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration I'm
less otherwise noted, special ore extra Aiyi
dends are not included. xEx diyidend
Ir Ex rights a Also extra or extras. Cash
year. Payable in stock. Paid last year
p Payable IN Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. May 20 R.--A decline OF
about 2 cents was recorGed in May rye
strong as the result Of short covering
Trading was nervous with wide price
changes as traders closed out all May
futures.
Wheat was about steady, the price sup
ported by commercial buying. Oats were
strong. Middle West rains further DELAYED
were only slightly in excess Of 10000
bushels.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
New York Cotton

| NEW YORK, May % LFl.--After modest
early gains on mill buying. support dried
up in the cotton market and prices moved
| gradually lower. Dribbling liouidation and
| hedge selling was taken on the scale
down through the trade
Late values were 25 cents a bale lower
to 10 cents higher: July, 20.63 October
l9 %: December, 1857
Evening star., 1944-05-22
N. 7. Bond Market
FURNISHED by the Associated Press1
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS.


IIC 6s 55 80
IIC Litchfi 3s 81. 81
ICCSL 5s 81 A. 72iA
lICCSL 4tas 60. 66zs
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Int GN1st6s62 54Ih
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Int GIN 5s So c. 4ois
Int T&T IS 65 90
jam Fac IS So 61A
IK c Sou IS So 67Ih
IKresge F 3s So LOB
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Laut Nit Inc rs so
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Leh v Is zoos 3oih
Leh Val T 5s 81 74ih
Lou 81 ARK 5s 90 ooA
lManati 8 As ST 70
Mil Sp NV As Al 6oM
lM&ST, Dc 40 ll1L
MKT IS 81 A II
Mo p 8 " S a. 1lh
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mo P IS 81 Il 65h
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lMor q e Is 55- 81
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Evening star., 1944-05-22
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 22 R.-Diyidends
declared:
Regular.
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Briggs d Stratton 75c 81 8-15
Boston Elevated Ry-S1 20 @ 6-10 IL
r. b. Semler, Inc, registered with
the SEC 101 800 shares of 81 par
value common stock, which are ex-
pected to be marketed around June
by r. Eberstadt g. Co.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

Hudson Motor Car Co. has booked
important additional aircraft con.
tracts in the last few months, Pres
ident z. A. Barit disclosed.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

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Am Gen So pf Q >
AmSup'p1pf TX 10!
Am Writ Pap
Anch Post F .15e
Argus, Inc
Ark Nat Gas A.
All Coast F Zee
Atlas Corp war
All as D For iae
AutomatPr Zoe.
Babck&Wn Ae- q
Barium Steel -
Basic Refr.10e
BellancaAtr hae-
Bliss tEW) l !
Blue Ridge. .05g4
Blumenthal s. !
Braz T LIP HE ]
Brewster Aero
Brill pf IL
Brillo Mfg lae I
Brown For Dist z
Buckeye p L 80.
Burco Inc pf--- ;
Burma Ltd
Caro- P&L pf 6--1l
ICatlin Am log
Cessna Air 1g
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tCroft Brew .05g.
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Dayton Rub 1ae- ]
Denni Mf A.40e-
Derby Oh =
iDet Mich 8 .10e
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Esquire Inc Ae-
Eversharp 1.20a .
lFalstaff Br go !
FansteelMet Ag. :
Fire Asso P "a {
I FordMotL .111g
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tGilbert AC lae - J
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Godchaux B.. ]
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.IGray Mfg
Harvrd Brw.10e.
HAT CIR Am B 1aR
Hecla Min he
Hewitt Rub ] - ]
Hollinser h. .65 -
Humble Oil Ae- 4
III Power
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Indus Fin pf -. ;
TnsCoNAm 2Ha- G
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Int SafR B Zoe.
IronFire vtc1.20 Z
Irving A c L..
Ital Super A -.
Jacobs A E.20e-
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Ken-Rad r BAG ]
Kingston P .10e.
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Lamson Corp--.
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