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Evening star., 1944-03-23
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in % leading cities
t .a.ed S1o,879, ,946,000 in the week
e?ded March %, compared with
S2,o2S, ,40l 900 in the previous week
sld we're 2l7Gt above the like 1943
week, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, re-
parted.
Gasoline Stocks on March 18 to-
tailed 86,185,000 barrels, compared
with 86,559,00 a week earlier and
94.477,000 year ago, the American
Petroleum Institute disclosed.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended March 18 totaled 786,442 cars,
a gain of SO over the previous week
and 2.4qs above a year ago, the
Association of American Railroads
announced.
CeIanese Corp. registered with the
SEC $4,000 shares of first preferred
stock, $3.50 series, no par value, and
1882 shares Of no par value COM
mon for refunding and expansion.
Universal Pictures Co. offering of
s7,500,000 334qo sinking fund deben-
lures was placed on the market at
SO plus interest by Dillon, Read &
Co. and associates.
United States Steel Corp. stock
holders were told by Chairman
Irving S. Olds that the corporation s
future would be seriously threatened
if rising costs and static selling
prices continued.
International Business Machines
Corp. earned $9,204,884 or $685. a
share in 1943, before renegotiation
compared with S83l8,942 or S840
on a smaller number of shares in
1942.
Detroit Edison Co. net for IL
months ended February % was So
779,252 against SO ,045 ,036 in the pre-
vious year.
Southeastern Greyhound Lines
earned S2,233,216 or 1929 a share in
1943, compared with Sl,369,809 OF
$500 in the previous year.
Inland Steel Co. earned Sl0.80l 564
or s661 a share in l943, compared
with slO,721 ,372 or S657 in 1912.
Island Creek Coal Co. net for
1943 was s2,244,2l1 or 1882 VS.. 1912
profit of $2,077 ,643 or 1924
Bath Iron Works Corp. reported
l943 net of SO 400 ,899 or S8.l3 a share
VS. 1912 profit of S2304, 463 or S. so
Loew'S, Inc. earned S2,796,86l OF
Sl67 share in u weeks ended No
vamber 25. compared with So 2,449 ,05t
or S1.47 in the same period a year
ago.
Budd Mfg. Co. net for l943 Wa,
s2.764, ,l37. before renegotiation, COM
pared with 81 ,302 ,03O in 1912.
Budd Wheel Co, profit for l943 wa.
Sl,0l5,278 or SI38 a share VS.. 1874.
net OF Sl42,269 or Is cents
Pittsburgh Steel Co. net for 1874;
was Sl,734223 or S1065 a share OF
combined preferred stocks, com
pared with S2,488, ,074 or Sl5.33 on tn,
same stocks in 1912.
Stanley Works earned So. 2.029, TAI O
$3.50 IN l943 VS.. Sl976.777 or So. 10 il
the previous year
intertype Cerp. earned S3l8,094 o.
SLAB in l943, compared with $23l
$50 or SlO5 in 1912
Gillette Safety Razor Co. net 70
1943 was S3,488.l8l or Sl.04 vs.. 1874.
profit of S3,l06.l65 or 81 cents.
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co
earned s556,989 or 1928 in l943 VS.
S525 .448 or S3.l0 in 1912.
American Bosch Corp. earned 81,
343,385 or 194 in 1943 against 81,
l28.052 or 81 SO in 1912.
ChiIds Co. net for l943 was $685.
l8o against s83,5l5 in 1912. Sale
and rentals totaled s20.067 .809 v
Sl7,594,8 ,855.
Westinghouse Radio Stations, Inc
has applied for licenses for televisio
stations at Pittsburgh, Philadelphi
and Boston.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Schenley Disti||ers Chief
Received S75,260 in year
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 23.-Schen-
ley Distillers Corp. paid its presi-
dent, Lester E. jacob, New York,
$75 ,260 during the last fiscal year,
the company's annual report to the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion disclosed.
Milton ]. Nauhein, San Francisco
received $75,040 and Carl j. Kiefer
Cincinnati, $72,680 Both are vice
presidents.
Helena Rubenstein Guourielli of
Bruce Park, Greenwich, Conn, re-
ceived $64,925 from Helena Ruben
stein, Inc, New York, for her serv-
ices as president.
The United States Rubber Co. OF
New York paid its president, Henry
M. McAdoo, SIS. 900.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Capital Store Sales
ID Per Cent Under
1943 in February
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Dollar volume of department
store sales in washington in Febru-
ary was IA per cent under Febru-
airy. 1943, when the shoe rationing
order caused scare buying" of
surprising proportions in many
classes of goods, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond has just an
nounced. Sales in the first two
months of this year were off 9 per
cent from l943.
Sales in rs stores in the Fifth
District were down 8 per cent in
February, but only per cent in the
two months. Sales in IS stores in a
group of cities, which had a 81 per
cent gain year ago, we're off only
per cent this year. In the State
figures, Virginia had the best show
ing, a gain Of per cent on top of a
47 per cent rise a year ago over
1912
Percentages in leading cities in
February and the two months, COM
pared with the same periods last
year, show Baltimore, -12 and 8;
Winston-Salem up 4 and 7. Char
lesion, S. c., 8 and IA; Greenville,
S. c., and IL; Lyncnburg, 5 and IL;
Norfolk, and 6; Richmond, and
g; Charleston, w. Va, IL and s.;
Clarkshurg, up and 9; Huntington,
and 8; Fifth District, 8 and 2.
Public Relations Stressed.
Averell Broughton, public rela.
tions counsel of the National AsSo-
citation of Insurance Agents, ad-
dressed three important District OF
Columbia insurance organizations at
the Statler Hotel yesterday-Insur-
ers' Association. Insurance Club and
Managers Association.
No business, he said, is finally
Judged by the acts and talks of its
top executives. Naturally, they are
important. But the daily contacts
of the public with its service repre-
sentatives are what counts. He'cited
the American Telephone Co. as one
of the very finest examples of this
policy.
Bank Declares Dividend.
Directors of the American Secur-
itv & Trust Co. have declared the
usual quarterly dividend of 2 per
cent per share, payable April 10 to
stockholders of record March 81.
Washington residents received a
total of 1926 900 during l943 in bene-
fit payments from the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, Thomas
P. Morgan, jr, said today. The
company has 32,672,000 of life in
surance in force in the Capital in
9,7OO policies.
Deposits Now lis Billion.
In most comprehensive review of
banks and banking, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner g. Beane state that
some rs million people are now en-
trusting the Nations $4,000 banks
with lis billion of their money.
The survey covers the part banks
have played in the war, last years
Developments, assets, earnings, in
terest rates, investments, and meth
ods of operation.
The booklet gives individual earn
ings of many of the country's larger
banks, including Riggs National and
American Security. Book value OF
American Security stock is now
so50.10 a share and of Riggs Ma
tioaal, S349.39 a share. Looking at
t''e future, the 55-page survey says
t',e outlook for banking is favorable.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Market AVERAGES
BONDS
Woshinqton Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
'7GGS-Market steady Receipts light
Prices nominally unchanged. Prices paic
for FederelState graded eggs received
from grading stations March 2O: Whites
U; s; grane 51 a. 4, large, - y s. srade 4
B, large, 33-34; average. "a. Browns, U
S; grade A, large, 81; U. S. grade A me-
B, large. 1894; average, "a u. S. grade
B. medium, 21: U. S. grade c, 21-3l
average %. Current receipts. nearby un-
80
LIVE POULTRY-Market firm Receipts
liberal. Prices paid net fob. Washington
Permitted transportation charges included
ers, 2sl2-30: fowl. 26l2-2s; roosters, 1920
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Gillette Dividend
Put on Regular Bosis
,y the Associated Press.

BOSTON, Mar. 23.-Gillette Safety
Razor Co. yesterday declared quar-
terly dividend of 20 cents share
on the common, payable April 20
on stock of record April B. Labelling
the dividend as quarterly" marks
a departure, as previous common
stock disbursements covered no par
ticular period. Last year the COM
pany paid Is cents on June 80 and
As cents on December II.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

TREASURY.
3iss As 10
gas 56-46 10
2la S 69-64 Dec1o
Gas 60-55 IL
2As $3.50 10
NEW YORK CITY
Is so !
FOREIGN
Argt As 1@ Feb
Australia IS 90
Brazil - ~
Cnil ffu IS Goa
Col IS 20
Ccp,nhag IS 81
Mex01 t54lasd n
Pernamb rs ~
Peru LIST rs 81
Rio de J 6is s53
Rio @ dos is az
Urus al las 10
DOMESTIC
Abit PIP 5s 53st
Alleg IS - j
Alleaany 6s so
Am IGC 5ks 40 j
Am T&T 3k4s61 j
Arm o deb Is 7sl
ATSF As 95 i
ACL cit As So
B&O LIST m 4S
B&O 1000 D
B&O CIV 80
BGO As 48
| BOPLEWV4s51
BIO s W so
r&O T c Is 50
Ben IL k4s so 1
BethStl 3las So i
Bost Me 4has 70
Brk U El 5s 80 i
Brk u @ 5s so i
Buf R&P 81 st
Bush T B IS 30
Bush Ter 5s 55
Cen Ga 5s SO c
Cen G en- 5s 4S
Cen @ lst 5s As
Cen Pac IS %
c RR N J SIS s.
Chi Il Alt IS 40
CB6o IS II A
lCB&Q 4hs II.
lCB&Q g As 5S. /
lCBQ As Ill 40 !
IC q z I inc 97-.
ICI&L IS ~
lC1&L gn 5s 66
ICf&L RI Is ~
CMSPP 5s rs
lCM6PP IS 1000
CMSP 4As 80 r
CMSP 4hzs 80 c
lCMSP gn As 50
tC&NW bs 2037
lC&NW 4'zs 40
tCNW 4ias 90 wi
ICNW 4Eas2037C
lC&NW As 50 vi ]
ICGNW As ~
ICRIP 4 hs so A
GRIP 4 Us so
tCRIP 4s aS
lCRIP RI Is a.
tCTHSE IS so
ICTHSE in IS so
Ch q s 3As SO ]
Childs 5s 81
CCCSL 1as II
CT u r 8 hzs 70
CT q T IS 73
CT U T hs II
ColGS4 issS0md
ICol q IS 81 J
Cru Stl 3As 55
Del q Rud A. ~
D&RG 4hs 80
D&RG As 80
D&RGW IS 55
D&RGW IS ~
Det T T las 81 ]
Erie kas 2015
Erie A. 95 ]
Firest TR IS 81 ]
Fla E c 4 us 50
ga d Ala 5s As
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Foreiqn Exchange

| NEW YORK Mar. - CP,.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
! lars others in centS):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
IKet, l0}a per cent discount or S9.3lL
United States cents, unchanged.
Europe-Great Britain, oficial buying
o.; selling, 404.
| Latin America Argentina. free, 25 90
up .04 of cent Mexico, 2O.65n.
Nominal
Evening star., 1944-03-23
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 l41-Re ports in cash
were being loaded here for delivery to
Milwaukee spurred buying in futures Of
that grain today. Prices advanced as
much as a cent at times. The use to whicn
the rye would be put was not known defl-
nitely, although traders believed it was
being taken by distillery.
All other grains showed strength with
commission house buying on a somewhat
broader scale than in recent sessions Ad-
vices from terminal markets emphasized
the shortage of feed grains. Purchasers Of
corn on "to-arrive" basis continued small
at $4,000 bushels. The corn-hog ratio
l a year ago.
., At the close wheat was unchanged to
changed to "a higher. May sH siM: WI" rye was was
ahead s-1is, May l.3oh-". and barley
Evening star., 1944-03-23

ApDr0ximate Sales To-day.
l1:00 am. ali $50 l2:O0 noon A2e $50
LOO p.m. 6l4 ooo 200 pm 7S7 $50
tUnit 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. Un-
less otherwise noted. special ore extra divi-
dends are not included. Ex dividend
xr Ex rights. a Also extra or extras. d Cash
or stock. eDeclared or paid SO far this
year. Payable in stock. Paid last year.
Payable in Canadian funds. k Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Krous Elected Head
OF National Bronze
By The Associated Press.

BY lhe hSSoclated Press.
CLEVELAND, Mar. 23.-Directors
of the National Bronze e. Alum
mum Foundry Co. today announced
election of Joseph r. Kraus, 74-year-
old industrial and financial leader,
as president. His election climaxed
reorganization which followed in
dictment of several company exec
utives under the Wartime Sabotage
Act.
Mr.. Kraus, is director of the
General Tire & Rubber Co. at
Akron.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Washington Exchange

Capital Traction 1st 5s-S5OO at 1857.
washington Gas common-60 at o234, 20
at '.S4 30 at 23
Washington Gas 45O pfd.-5 at lOs, ia
at 106. "
Evening star., 1944-03-23
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished by the Associated Press
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS.


~ Ga C Il N 6s "a 64h
4hs SO 1o6
l1IGt No 4las rs D loA5
J ct Nor 3s4s 81 0SL
10 NJ d. o 4s75 S6I
} Hud c SIS 81 A eo
la & NJ r 5s 81 63l
" n q NJ IN 5s 81 il
!, ,,lIC As SO - v3
nlIC 4sss 90 o2s'
lStfC 6s 81 62b
sLiIC Omaha IS 81 7o3
xlIC st l. 3kss 81 1e1
5s 63 A 66l
ICCSL Ans 63 o3s
,LlInt O n 6s 81 23
.sIInt GNlst6s62 5e5
- Int r&T IS 55 62A
Xix C Fl Sc 4s 10 o3I
Xix { Sou IS 30 III
41zs 54 c 1oos
LV 5s zoos str S5b
witch v 4tss zoos Az
.ILep v As zoos A5S
Mich c AVS 10 ~
- M&N en- 4h7s 30 "a
MKT 5s 62 A 7o7
"a MKT a. bs 81 ~k
BlM-K-T 4zs 7S 631
iAlMo p 5E,s 40 III
p 5s IS A 7ol
u mo p zen A. rs 295
MWPPS Us IS 1D'
~ Mont Ira 5s 81 95l
vi Ma shC&SL As rs ISL
3 has 81 "a
SIS 81 013
rf IS 20l3 733
iAlNYC 4k7s2O13A 6oi
Vol NYC en- 4s 9S 7o4
~ lNYC CIV Avs 81 93l
u lNYCHR Us 81 eol
hl NYChSL 4t7s7S 903
AN Y L e. w As rs 81
lNYNHH IS ~ 81
AlNYNHH 6s 40 90s
" iYNHH 4tss 81 S93
u NYNHH As So 81
INYNHH Is 81 31
10 NYNHH 3has Sc Sol
"a .!YOW RI As 81 Las
zel NYOW sn As 55 1o5i
i1l NYWB 4rzs 40 3OS
vi Sor p Is 2047 911
Nor p 4tas 2047 7A
~ Nor r As 81 p
~ O&L Ch Is ~ 20
PenO&D 3s4s5S 1o6'
Pen RR "a n s65 III
"a Pen RR g4AsS1 1o6i
Pen RR 3As 10 100
~ ,ere N 4hsSO 90
Phelp D 3hs 81 los
~ ph n c I 6s 40 az
'iBIeh RCI 5s rs st 81
N Prov Secu As 81 2o'
~ aedg 4I2s 81 A 9oi
'ssI Rem r 3Ias So 1o5'
'iAIRutl LIST 4lzs ~ III
.iAlStLIMS4sRG33 90
'Lai 5tLSP 5s SO B AZ
5tLSF 4 hs78 35'
"a StLSF As so A @3l
~ 3tLSW RI IS 20 40
~ lSchen D As 81 1oA
Sea AL c is IS AZ
Va Sea AL As so st s.
'BI Sea AL RI Is SO 30
Shell u 2I2s "a 100
"a Soc-Vac IS "a JOG
IA SO Pac 4 rs 50 70
10 So Pac RI As 65 30
"a So Pac cit As 40 80
5oPac4L7sOr77 81
~ Sou Ry 6has So LOB
M Sou Ry en- 5s "a 11o
~ Sou Ry gn As BIS 90
~ Third Ave 5s 80 50
~ Ut Drug 3K4s 5S lo2'
~ Wabash 4As 81 ~
~ Wabash As 81 81
M west Md As So -
w Pac IS 46 asd -
'Hsl West Un 41as 50lo3
~ Will Stl 3hs 66 -
IA Wis Cent 4s 40 90
"a Young ST 4s4S lo2'
Evening star., 1944-03-23

CNSH MaTKet.
No wheat. Barley, mating. i o5-1 .44a.
nominnl sesd nar feed sed a% nSminal Fed
nominal; red top, 14.00-l5 90 nominal
RED clover, 81 80, nominal; sweet clover.
1880, nominal. =
Evening star., 1944-03-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. ~ 1P.-Aggressive
mil price fixing against larEe military
textile orders supplied support in the
cotton market today along with buying
through New Orleans
In earlier trading the market dipped
- cents bale on scattered profit taking
br the trend quickly reversed
Later afternoon prices were Is cents a
bale lower To 10 cents higher MAY
20.o5 July, 2044. and October, 1895
Evening star., 1944-03-23

Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
Quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On.
! less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included, q Also extra or
extras Cash or stock. g Paid last year.
far this year b Payable In Canadian funds
4 Accumulated dividends paid or declared
warrants
Evening star., 1944-03-23

! - - -
| 200
Alum Am Of 6 llo1s
Am Book h4e - 33
Am c Pol B 2iIz
Am Cyan 3 so. 39%s
Am q = p wr ia
Am g & Fl l.60 asa
Am Laun NJ t2e 28t4
Am 1t d T l.20 II
Am Repub Ras- l3iz
Am Writ Pap 5ia
Apex Elec Mfg l 17i4
Ark Nat Gas A 31S
Ark N G pf AK 10
Aro Equip .40e 7A
Art MetWks so. oM
Ashld OAR 40 GA
All c Fish Kg 1oH
Auto v M .50g- 5lA
Ayrshire Pat loiz
Bah &Wh l tag- 23i<z
Baldw in wr 736
Barium Steel 2lz
Basic Refr.10e 4zs
Bell Tel c hS 1894
BellancaAfr lae 3i4
Bliss tEW) l I'm
Bow Bilt I'd pf 2ih
BrazTrac h1s4R 40
BreezeCorp .40e 11ls
Bridgeport OIL 11A
Brown F Il w 81
BrownFncA.30k IL
Brwn r Dist 23LS
Buff N & E p Of 16zs
Buff N&EP 5pf 1924
BunkHill&S he. oss
Cal Fl Pwr .1Oe- 7iA
ICallite T Zoe 6
tCarrier 15M
ICent NY P Of s. %
cessna Air IL ga
Childs pf 26ze
lCities Service 1854
Cities Serv Of lo8
lCities Svc of B. 1oi1i
ICities 8 pf BIB 1904
lefty Auto 8 so IN
Clev Ell Illu 1ze- 81
IClev Tract 9se-- BNs
Colon Develop S5<
Colonial Air 73z
lCom Pb s 100 22Is
icons Biscuit 40 Al
icons r SITS .40e 81
icons Steel i2e 1oiE
icons Royal 10 IN
lCop Range Sag 81
lCor & r pf AJAX s5
,Cosd Pet pf 5sg- 29
lCourt'd 1869 81
Croft Brew .05g IL
lCron OK I A Ak 12l
lCr'n c Pet log 81
Cub Atl Sug lg- 22S
DARBY Pet he- 3lz
J Derby Oil s.,
IDuro-Test log -
E G&F 6 pf1 Kak 36l
Fl Bd g. Share 81
El B&S Of 9 o4h
EqitCp S3pf s4k 36A
Esquire .40g 81
Fchild C &i1g 8
FansteeIMet Ag 10Y
Fedders s
Fuller (GA) 2g IA
lGen Share l,A
IGlen Alden .40e IS
|Grand r v .30g s
CT A&P nv I Sac e5N
lGray Mfg 10
lGlf 8 U pf $50 Ill
Hartford R vic III
Harvard B COG III
Hecla Min Ae-- IN
HORNED . 55
Horn & H 1.60- 26iA
Huylers 234
Upgrade Fd 1g- l2ih
III Power 6s,t
III Power div ct 12se
Imp o L h.50 LIN
Imp o re h.50 11M
Imp Tb Br.392e 23s4
Ind Serv q pt 53lH
Ind Serv Z pf 54il
Indus Fin pf 81
Init Hyro El Of 3
IntM&Chem wr 95t
Intl Pet nj l7N
Init Pet re hi l7lA
Inter Pow pt 10
Ital Super A 1ls
| Jacobs A E zoe 3h
| JACOBS Co GA
Kruegr Br 134e- GA
| Lakey Foundry PA
Lane-Wells l 121A
Locke Stl C 1.20 1914
lLone Str G.20e 6A
| Long Isl l. pf B 5oNe
LouisL&Exp 40 Ga
lMcCord Rad B "A
MnIIri1l n L.. Qk.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

IOUS CLOSE
Mead John 3a las
Micro Hone.10e 7
MidSP A vtc.5ls ION
MidWst Cp MR- lozt
Midland Stl Q = 12Iz
Mid wst Oil .75-. 6,h
Mid w Ref .05e- an
Mock JVoeh l4e. 1914
Molybdenumlse eX
Monar NJ T Ae. a.
Mono Pictures 81
Mount Pr so 81
Muir Oh Mi 1.20 1Sih
Muskogee s4R 1o3<
Nat Bellas .U5g- Ia
Nat City Lns L. 12A
Natl F Gas l I'm
Nat SteelCar hi l2x
Nat Sug RI lae- 20
Natl U Radio ~
N e p A 6pf ok. 81
N j Zinc Hae -
N Mex & Ariz ia
N Y Auction 1ag 4
N Y Pol pf 2 114A
N Y Wat Svc pf 50
Mag Hud Pw 2st
Mag H Pw ] Of e2iA
NigShMdB. cog 81
Niles-Bem-P q I'm
N A L% Of liz
Northeast Air L. 81
Nor st Pwr A - DA
ogden Cp lze 4
Ohio Brs B.40e- al
Ohio P pf 4.50 ia
Okla Mt q lao 22iA
Pac g 6pf so 3At
Pac Ling pf s. 1861
Pantepec "a
PakrsbgR&RAe 1874
Pat Ply M lie - 40
Pennroad Kr-- 81
Penn P&Lpf a. 1oAih
Pepperell 10 1z9i Il
PharisT&R. .30g oM
Phila Co zoe - 1oiA
Philips Pkg 1zg- 634
Phoenix Secur ~
Pierce-Gov .90g lay
Pioneer Gold 1N
Pitney-Bowes.40 Gd
Pitts q L z s. 81
lPitts Pl Gil '4e-- los
Polaris .10e - ~
Prosperity B ~
Quaker Oats g.. 73L
Quaker o pf g. 1S3
2aytheon Mfg. 255
Red Bank Oil ~
Relian E&E Me- l2z
Repub Await Ae ~
st r p pf 3hk- 1521
Salt Dome OIL 10
Samson Utd -. -
Schultz Of 5s--. 6ez
Scovill Mfg - 80
5crant-SBW pf- 721
! Segal Lock ~
} Selected Ind ~
J 5elec Ind cv pf o.
Shr-Will c h.60 u
8 Penn OIL 1.60- %2L
Soulful Roy.10e- 10Y
Spalding AG 81
stand Cap & s IA
Std Dredge log z
Std Oil KY / 1Nd
Std Pw d L pf-- 66N
Starrett vtc - ~
Sterl Al Pr lg-- 1ol1
Sullivan M he 10
Sunry o pf 2.75 81
Technicolor aK 1A1
Texon O&L.10e- 81
Thew Shov lae-. 22i<
Tishman Real 81
Todd Shipyd 1e- 6oih
Transw Oil hg- an
Tri-Cont war l
Tung-Sl L pf.S0 1llA
UnitAirc Prod /. 81
Utd Cg VIII st ~
U C-Ws; pf 21ak e9
US g. Int Sec ~
Utd 1t g. P of 56N
U s M pf l 80 - A3N
Utd Spcial.20g oI
US&I Sec pf TX 06i1
u S Foil B.30e SH
Univ Cool B ~
Univ Fictur 1g- as
Univ Pic vic ,g. 23H
Ut-Idaho S .15e 2N
UtahP&1 pf5Ag 57N
Util Equit pr 3g. 1914
vaispar Corp - IN
Venezuela Pet 9N
Virg Pub Svc Of Ito
Wentwth Nj hse Al
w Va C&C hg-. IN
Westrn Air l. 81
Westmor Inc la 1874
Wynbrg Sh.75-- 9i1
Wright Har hK 2N
Evening star., 1944-03-23

Coty, Inc, earned $945,650 or 81
cents a share, compared with 1884,
576 or go cents in the previous year.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

'Ex dividend. tPlus extras aPaid so
far this wear. e9'o extra h $500 extra
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
Bomber Goes on
Mercy Flight

WILLIAMS FIELD, Ariz., Sept. 6.
CUP)-A B-24 Liberator bomber was
winging its way halfway across the
continent Wednesday on a mission
of mercy, carrying Miss Ivy Califf
of Globe, Arizona to the Mayo
clinic at Rochester, Minnesota, for
an emergency brain operation.
Governor Sidney 2. Osborn asked
army authorities to authorize the
flight after Miss Califf's physician,
DR.. T. c. Harper, of Globe, told him
such action was the only chance of
saving the woman's life.
The big plane. equipped with a
special hospital bed, took off from
Davis -Montham field, Tucson, and
picked up the patient at Williams
field. Due at Rochester late today,
the plane was piloted by Captain
Joe l.. Bonnet of orange, New Jer-
sey. Other crew members were
Flight Officer Clarence v. Schnei-
der, co-pilot, of Hamilton, Texas;
Private Erwin Kesselman, engineer,
Chicago, and T/Sgt. James F. Clark,
radio operator, kaufman, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
District Gives
Oil Leases

That an oil and gas lease for
property located at 1916 East High
line Canal, 10 miles east of Braw-
ley, has been approved and execut-
ed by the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict was made known Wednesday
by G.. L. Dermody, secretary of the
districts board of directors. The
Amerada Petroleum Corporation is
the leasee.
The district leased 1880 acres for
five years at So an acre for the first
year and 81 an acre thereafter. The
consideration for the first year will
total $2160.
A drilling clause specifies that if
the company fails to drill on the
property within two years, the lease
will terminate.
The property originally tax deed
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
TEACHERS SLATE MEET

The annual roundup of all Ell
Centre school teachers will be held
in Central Union High school audi
torium at 8 a. m. September 16.
After the general meeting, the
principals of the various schools in
the city will meet their teachers
in individual conferences. These
conferences will be held in the high
school also.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
GRANDPARENTS MARRY

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio, Sept. g.
CUP)-When Jennie Bradley, 64
married Herman Jones, 70, the 9TH
er day, 38 of her grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren attended
the ceremony. Jones was represent
ed by one daughter and one grand
dalIphter
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
Lost. Found, Sirayed

LOST-Tan colored terrier pup
wearing red collar. Phone 655. 9-8
NEW TAYLOR TOT with ball
bearing wheels, rubber tires, lost
out of pickup truck in Ell Centre.
Reward. Phone 2371-J.
BOYS 26-inch bicycle, taken Sat.
Return to 534 Main. No questions
asked. 9-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

WANTED - Five mattresses, one
bookkeeper, and one dish wash
er Apply Valley Drug, Main St.,
Mr.. Hamilton. 9-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
Salesman

WANTED-Middle age couple. Wife
to run apartment house. Man to
work elsewhere. Good wages
light work. 831 Main. 9-13
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

MAN WANTED for delivery truck
and warehouse work. Scheniman
Paper Co., Ell Centre. ola
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

TEACHER, husband in army, wants
woman or girl to keep 2 children
during day. Stay or go home
nights. Good pay. Service mans
wife acceptable. Lorena Brewer,
Imperial. 9-15
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

EXPERIENCED secretary wanted,
full time. part time, or tempor-
ary work. Phone 906 Eng. Dept,
City Hall. 9-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

WANTED-Bookkeeper. Job with a
future. Man preferred. Can use
woman. Call 220 or 2377-R. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06

RELIABLE WOMAN to care for
baby during days while mother
works. Phone 2164-J after $50
pm. 9-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
8-Situations Wanted

YOUNG LADY desires position in
Ell Centro. Experienced bookkeep-
er, stenographer. Write box No.
38, PoSt-PreSs. 9-13
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
l0-Apartments tor lent

FOR RENT and 6 room apart
ment, beautifully furnished. All
improvements. including electric
furnished. Reasonable rent. Bar
bara Worth Ranch, Holtville Hi
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-06
$40 Broadway
o-Help Wantec

LIKE TO HELP RUN
TRAINS AT TOP
r. r. PAY?
Work for a Company whose
biggest job is still ahead!
This is a job for a sincere, re-
liable man who wants not only
good pay, but really interesting
work as Brakeman with S.P.
No experience needed. We train
you in short order, and you get
student pay while learning.
Most of the jobs are at Tracy.
Fine pension plan. Railroad
pass privileges. Medical service.
Good people to work with. In
vestigate today. Student switch
men and firemen needed also.
Apply
LOCAL AGENT, S.P. STATION
Room 518C-610 South Main st.
Los Angeles, Calf.