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Evening star., 1944-04-06
ice Examiners Support
Lackawanna Merger

By the Associated Press.
Interstate Commerce Commission
examiners recommended today that
the ICC authorize a merger of the
properties of the New York, Lacka-
wanna & Western Railway Co. into
the Delaware, Lackawanna g. West
ern Railroad Co., with the latter
railroad in control
The examiners report said the
proposed merger would insure con-
tinuation of a transportation service
which has been in existence for
many years.
1t recommended that the Della
ware, LackaWanna & Western be
authorized to issue certificates of
deposit not exceeding 98,320 shares
Of the capital stock of the New York,
|LackaWanna & Western, not ex-
ceeding $5,899,200 of first and re-
funding mortgage per cent bonds,
series G, and 1892 300 of income
mortgage bonds, both of the New
York, Lackawanna & Western di-
vision, and scrip certificates repre-
|senting fractional interests in the
bonds.
The controlling road also would
assume liability for payment of
principal and interest of s23 ,639 900
of bonds of the New York, Lacka-
wanna & Western.
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO April Il lg tWFA) .-Salable
hogs, 10000; total 10000 slow some
early sales good ana choice 20O-21O pounds
steady to 10 higher, but later trade and
bulk sales all weights steady, 10 lower;
early top, 14,I5 sparingly, bulk good and
chClce l9O-3.iO pounds. I3. S5-li u5; good
and choice l6O-lSO pounds. I@T5-I:;., i, ;:
SoWS steady, good and choice 35O-55O
pounds, l3.g5-3u, choice light weights
3-6u, GOOD clearance.
SaIable cattle, 1900; salable calves 300;
led steers and yearlingS steady, good and
choice oiierlngS fairly active, common and
imculum Rradc slow. especially kind selling
at 1880 down; bulk. IA .uO-1575; top.
! 4, -, but very little above 1900, other
killing classes steady beef cows and
Welehty bulls active Gamer aud cutter
cows and light bulls dun vealers scarce
and Unchaugcd at 1900 down; moderate
supply fed heifers steady. II 5U-l5 90,
with best load lots at 1913; stock cattle
very slow al 9.50-12 90; feShy kind or
well-bred thin offerings. 1900 upward:
heavy sausage bulls to l2.I5; heavy fat
bulls to 1920: light Gamer cows, Is 90
$50; Weighty cutters, & 80 and better.
Salable sheep, 5000; total, $500;
slaughter lambs active steady to strong
nine and a half loads good and choice
fed wooled lambs mostly Colorados sold
1880; several loads held slightly higher;
Two loads lambs, 1885; two loads lust
good kind, IG.OO-I6.lO, six loads good
and choice but very muddy pclted Utah
lambs. - -. with about 200 head sorted
oat at 3 81, load common lsht lambs.
l5 -; sheep very scarce quoted nomnaLly
SICaTN.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Fidelity Assurance Plan
Filed in Wisconsin
BY the Associated Press.


MADISON, Wis, April GA pro-
posal whereby the State Banking
Commission would make a final dis
tribution to Wisconsin investors of
segregated assets of the Fidelity
Assurance Association of Wheeling
w. Va, was on file yesterday in
Dane County Circuit Court.
Under the plan. the commission
proposes to distribute from the
firms surety holdings on deposit
with the State treasurer amounts
actually paid into the company by
the contract holders with interest at
6 per cent. Distribution would be
on a pro rata basis.
Persons who oppose such a plan
will be allowed to file objections
until June l. Soon after that date
the court will hold a hearing on the
proposal and decide what procedure
should be followed.
From the surety bond, which was
posted by the firm as requisite for
doing business In Wisconsin, the
commission already has paid out
81 10000 to State investors, repre-
senting a settlement of roughly so
per cent. ...
Approximately 4,80O investors are
involved. -
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in % leading cities
declined slightly in the week ended
April to s9,217 ,973, 900, compared
with s9,357 100000 in the preceding
week, but remained 71%o ahead of
S8,606, ,676 900 in the like 1943 week,
according to Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Freight Loadings in the week
ended March 81 totaled 787 ,525 cars
a gain of liz over the previous
week and 2T above a year ago, the
Association of American Railroads
announced.
Northern Indiana Public Service
Co. asked the SEC to approve is
suance of 220,078 shares of S1O0 par
value SO cumulative preferred stock
to be exchanged for an equal num-
ber of outstanding 51aG6 and 7%s
500 par value preferred stocks.
Consolidated Cigar Co. offered
10000 shares of S475 cumulative
preferred stock publicly through a
banking group headed by Eastman
Dillon & Co. Priced at 9712, the is
sue will provide funds to retire the
present 6129o preferred.
Libby, McNeilI g. Libby Co. earned
S3,345 ,268 in the year ended Febru-
ary 26, compared with $3,270029 in
the preceding year. Sales declined
to $92,371 1896 from S121, ,754,559.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp
reported l943 net income of S12.9 2.9OO,-
600 or $3.50 a share. Latest net in
cluded earnings of National The
aterS Corp, which prior to July s
was only 4296 owned. Excluding Ma
tional Theaters, 1943 net approx
mated S10,900,000 or S537 VS.. S10,-
$4,000 or $3.50 in 1912
United Biscuit Co. of America
earned 1888 $50 or S27O a share in
1943, compared with S1,345 .568 OF
S2.6l in 1912.
Tide Water Associated Oil Co. net
for l943 was $14,902, $40 or s1.98 a
share VS.. 1912 profit of S1O,663 ,93C
or S132.
Crown Cork & Seal Co. earned
81 ,637 056 or S2l8 a share in l943
compared with S1,458, ,564 or s184 in
1912.
Montgomery Ward & Co. reported
March sales of $50 1892, 1873 VS.. S52,-
l92,472 year ago, a gain of 23Ts;
for two months ended March 81
S90,899,173 VS. $93,635 ,959 a year ago
a drop of 29Hs.
+. w. Woolworth Co. sales fol
March were 4528, ,982 VS.. So, ,9Ol, :
2l0 a year ago, an increase of 4.9g6.
Tor three months, $94 ,90l ,405 VS.. $93,.
5057 722, a gain Of l.5rt.
). 5. Kresge Co. sales for March
were $3.50 ,43l VS.. Sl4933 .283 veal
ago, gain Of 90; for three months
$445l2,223 VS.. S41,847,49l. a gain O.
64G.
McCrory Stores Corp. sales il
March totaled S5,l74.695 VS.. S5,l62,.
654 a year ago, a gain of .2r5; sale.
in three months, Sl3, Its ,667 VS.. S14,.
156,697, drop of 27%s.
National Tea Co. sales in folr
weeks ended March Is were S7.795,
1877 VS.. S7,898,838 year ago, a dro,
OF 1875; for IL weeks ended thu
same date, s22 PASCAL VS.. s2l ,522 ,93t
year ago, a gain of 33T5.
Mcclellan Stores Co. sales ir
March were $2,727 ,496 VS.. S2,524,27r
year ago, gain of 8.1Ge; for two
months ended March 81, $5,134,23l
VS.. S4,779, lot. gain Of 74G.
Neisner Brothers, Inc, sales il
March totaled $2,693,17l VS.. S2,547..
805 year ago, gain of 57el; fol
three months, $7,l47, ,309 VS.. $685..
8l5 year ago, an increase of 2.7es
Interstate Department Stores
Inc, sales for March were So, ,379 .844
VS.. S3,207,479 year ago, gain OF
$40: for two months ended Marcr
81, $5,780,608 VS.. $6,170,38S a veal
ago, drop of $50.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Wushinqton Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob WASHINGTON
EGGS Marker, st ady. Prices paid for
grading stations tAprU %: White. brown,
mixed colorS, U. S grade A large 30;
&, large, "A 80: aversgc 34l2: u. s. grade
c, 30. Current receipts, nearby ungraded
eggs, d.: receipts, G0vernmant-grade led
eggs 4SH cases.
LIVE POULTRY Y-Market firm. Receipts
liberal, Prices paid net 70 b. Washington.
Permitted transportation charges included
according to nlleage) B-oilers and fryers,
rs $50: fowl. 20 2-"S.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
u. ). Bond HOLDINGS
OF National Banks
Set Record Here
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

WaShington's nine national banks
had S267 ,943 900 invested in United
States Government obligations, di-
rect and guaranteed, on December
81. l943, the largest sum ever in
vested in these securities on any
call date, the Controller of the Cur
rency disclosed in a recent survey.
The banks reported S42, 1882 900 in
Treasury bills. the same amount in
Treasury certificates, and S54,104,-
years, and S3.801 900 in bonds ma
turing in five to ten years were
popular, this investment totaling
$71,358,000; with S19,884,000 placed
in bonds maturing lin five years
or less; S29 $4,000 from 10 to 20
years; and $3,8Ol, 900 in bonds ma
turing after 20 years.
The same banks reported assets
of 1851, 10000, loans and discounts
totaling s51,534,0 900; S29O,172,OO0 on
their books in demand deposits and
$6l ,950,000 in time deposits, all
classes of deposits exceeding S437,-
100000. At the year end capital to-
tailed Ss,300,00o; surplus, S8,140,OOo;
undivided profits, s6,146,0O0.
Commercial and industrial loans
stood at $l9,129000; only 1921 900
was being loaned to brokers and
dealers in securities. Loans on resi-
dental properties totaled $14,342,-
600, the analysis stated.
Store Goods Show Increase.
Stocks on hand in Washington
department stores at the end of
February were l6 per cent higher
than on the same date a year ago
and outstanding orders for mer-
chandise were 35 per cent higher,
the Reserve Bank of Richmond re-
ported today.
Total receivables on February 20
were 10 per cent lower than on
February %, 1943. During February
SIS per cent of bills due were COL
lected. Of installment receivables
due, % per cent were collected.
The percentage drop in trade this
year was due to the great buying
rush a year ago which was started
by shoe rationing, the review said
Railroad Earnings Decline.
Class I railroads in the Southern
region in the first two months of
1914 had an estimated net income,
after interest and rentals, of S19,-
100000, compared with S25 5,904,134 in
the same period of 1943.
Those same roads in the two
months had net railway operating
income, before interest and rentals,
OF S29,967,575, compared with $685.
798,197 in l943.
Class I railroads in February
alone had an estimated net income
Of $1,000 900, compared with $12,542,-
98l in February, 1943.
Bond Funds Used for Taxes.
Redemption of War Savings Bonds
In March amounted to S268, 900 900,
an a1l-tlme high figure for any
month, the Treasury announces.
Much of this money went right back
to the Treasury in the form of in
come tax payments, which were also
at an all-time peak, as were Treas
ury expenditures. The bond re-
demptions were nearly 38 per cent
OF the months sales of $708, 900 900.
Exchanges to Be Closed.
The Washington Stock Exchange
and the New York Stock Exchange
will be closed tomorrow, Good Fri
day, but all the city's banks and
building and loan associations will
be open as usual.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April OP,-Foreign ex-
change rates follow Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents): Canadian dollar IN
New York open market l0as per cent dis
count, or S9.62lr U. S. cents, up .12I2 of
a cent
Europe: Great Britain. Official Buying
%. selling 1 "a
Latin America: Argentina, free c495.
unclaimed Brazil, free, 52On Mexico
90 65n
n Nominal
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Construction Awards
Rise During Week
BY die Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 6.-Civil en-
gineering construction volume dur
ing the last week totaled $33 1868 900.
Engineering NeWs-Record reported
today, Is per cent higher than in
the preceding week, but 81 per cent
under year ago.
The weeks total compared with
the 35,l45,000 average for March,
which was 10 per cent above the
February average weekly volume and
81 per cent under the average for
March of 1943.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D c. ''' A-19
THURSDAY, 8.
Sears, Roebuck Sales
18 Per Cent Above
Year Ago in March
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Sears, Roe
buck Co. announced today net sales
for the month of March, 1914.
amounted to s78,623.88l, as COM
pared to the net sales for the month
in 1943 of S66, ,339 1896, an increase of
sl2, ,283 1856, or 1875 per cent.
For the two months, February and
March of 1914, the net sales were
s138, 1891 an increase of s14,572,-
2l2, or IT. per cent over the same
two months of 1943, when net sales
were S124,196,922.
Evening star., 1944-04-06

Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idendS are not included. a'Also extra OF
extras. d Cash or stock Paid last year
Payable in stock Declared or paid SO
far this wear. h Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this wear. WV With warrants. XIV without
warrants
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Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
30 10 10 10 10 Low
Rails. Indust. Util. Fgn. Yield.
4 by the Associated press.)
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April P,.-Cotton fu-
lures marked time today, with much Of the
trade representing evenins-up operations
prior to the long holiday week end Mill
Price nXlne strengthened the May position
through spot firms Other months were
barely steady under the influence Of scat
tered liquidation
Late values were 80. cents a bale higher
to IL cents lower; May, 20 SO: July, 2O.57;
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Washington Exchange

Washington Railway & Electric preferred
Terminal Refrigerating & Warehousine
4ii46Smoosl 900 at Io4l2, $1,000 at lO4la,
9t Io412, $1,000 at 1041a, 81 900 at
Notice-This exchange will be closed
tomorrow Good Friday"
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Approximate Saiss T,s.v

II 'UU aH ~ obU II:UU noon IA 90
100 pm. A61 ooo zoo pm $50 25o
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganlzed 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 diVl-
dendS not included EX dividend
xr Ex rights a Also extra or extras. cash
or stock. e Declared 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., 1944-04-06

TREASURY. 200
Q ~ S 1884 Decloo 2
2ias 70-65 100 5
NEW YORK CITY
3s so 1Oo5A
FOREIGN. 200
Antioa Is as A 1o
Australia 5s 55 oAiA
8raZ 61zs27-57 $50
Chile SIS 81 asd 19
Col 3s 70 asa
Copenhag 5s 50 66Ie
Pan 3i4s "a st 90
Peru rs 80 40
Peru LIST Is so 1914
Uruguay 4l2s rs II
DOMESTIC 200
| Adams E As AZ 1o3
Allies 5S 40 lo1M
Alleg inc 5s so S6Ih
Am&FP 5s 203c 90
Am TIT 34s66 100
Am T&T IS So 117M
Arm D deb 7s 7s113N
ATSF al As 95st lo8
ACL LIST As so S8se
ACL cit As 81 lol
| ACL 4 " S "a S5is
B&O ist m As 81
B&O 95 A. S2M
| B&O 95 c ---- STA
B&O CIV Co., 80
| B&O As 4S 67Te
BOPLEWV4s51 81A
BIO 8 w so 68lA
$50 T c As 80 70
Bat C&S 3s 50 5lih
Ben I L rs So 1ooM
Bost Me As 80 1914
Brk y G 5s so 1olih
Buf Rep 81 st SAN
lean P As perp 9Sih
ICen Ga 5hs SO 1874
ICep @ en- 5s 45- 40
lCen N e As 61-- S1h
|Cen Pac 6s 60 80
IC RR N j IS 81 37H
c RR N j 1887 33N
IChi g. Alt 3s 40 26N
iCB&Q 5s II A 1O0lA
1CB&Q 4Kas IT. 94Ne
ICBQ As III 40 1o4N
ICGW 4 " s 203S SIN
ICGW As SO 81
|Chi In&S As So S6ik
lCI&L rf IS A. 20
lCI&L 5s AZ 65ik
lCI&L rf As Al 61%
!CMSPP IS rs 81
lCMSPP 5s 1000 16H
CMSP 4Eas SO C "a
CMSP gn As SO eolE
| C&NW 4As 40 14iE
CNW 41as 80 wi 6oA
CNW 4 " s 2037 58N
IC&NW As 81 - 76
GRIP 4 " S 60 10
lCRIP As SS 73L
iCRIP rf As "a 43
ICSLNOM As 81 7oz
lCh U s 334s So ITO
iChilds IS 81 72J
lCCCSL gn As 90 95L
lCl q T 5s 73 o61
lCl q T 4 Us n 9oL
ICol&S4 HasS0md 63L
Com Ed 3as SO ITO
icons P 3Kas 10 1llL
icons P 3As Sc 1oeL
del & Hud As SO 90
D&RG 4Kas 80. So
D&RG As SO 53L
ID&RGW 5s 7S 46H
EN- G&F 3Has 621olN
Erie 41as 2015 50
Fla e c IS "a So
Fla E c 4 n S so 100
lGt No 4Has 76 D 1oS%
iGt Nor As 46 G lo4N
IGt Nor 3As 81 97N
Hud C 5s 81 A 67N
H g. M r 5s 81 62l
Ill Bell 2s4s 81 1927
Evening star., 1944-04-06
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED by the Associated Press)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS.

w "oANAos
&c As SO ----- 75ih
IC T is 3d. 79ss
&c 434s 90 6o3A
&c st l. 3las 81 76i1
fCCSL 5s 63 A 50
TCCSL 4 kas 63 65A
Ind & Lou As SO 6lA
Int @ N 6s so 21A
Int GN1st6s62 S6ss
Int GIN 5s SO B STA
Int Hy e 6s "A SoIe
Int T&T 4hs SO 617s
K c Ft Sc As SO 6SM
< c Sou SIS so 65N
IS&MS 3t2S 81 96He
Lorrilard 3s 63 1o3h
L&N 334s 20n3 1o2
Ma Cen As As 1914
Mil SD NV As ~ 67N
M KIT 6s 81 A 7ola
MKT al bs 81 SIN
MKT LIST 4s90 o5iA
MKT As 81 B 56A
Mo P 5 " S 40 12N
Mo P IS II r 69lA
Mo p gen As Is 26lh
Nor g. E 5s 55 60
Nor g. e 4 Vas 55 55E
Mor&E3 las2000 56lE
NashC&SL As ~ SO
Nat Dai 3As go 1o7H
NOTM 5s "a 76N
NYC IF 5s 20l3 "a
NYC 4Ias2O13A 66
NYChSL 8 " STA lo2N
NYChSL 4Kas7S o3M
NY Dock As 81 68iE
NY L&W 4Aas73 6oiE
N YL & w As rs 81
- .
NYNHH 6s 4S GIN
NYNHH Is 40 S2E
NYNHH 4 hs 81 6OiE
NyNHH As 55 81
NYNHH 3 n S AZ S6N
NYOW RI As 90 bE
NYWB 4Has 46- 2oE
Nor P 6s 2047 S2N
Nor r 5s 2047C 70
Nor P 4Has 2047 73N
Nor r As 81 SoH
P G&E As "a 1ooN
PenO&D 3As6S lo6H
Pen RR 4Easd70 lo1H
Pen RR 4AsS4E lo6M
Pen RR 3a4s 10 1o1%
Peoria g. e As &C -
Peo & Elm As 90 36
Pere Marc 5s SO 99N
Phi r c / 6s 40 27N
Ph RCI bs rs st 81
Phil Ry As 81 eH
Pitt Stl 41as so 1o3I
PWVa 4 4kas58 A 90
Port G e 4fas 6O1o2I
|Redg 4Es 81 B 100
Rem r 3l2s 56 1o5L
Rio CIR W As 40 SO
StLSF 5s so b 46l
StLSF ANS S rs. 3S4
StLSF As 80 A 43
lStLSW RI IS 90 AS1
ISea AL c 6s 45 4O3
ISea-AF Is 35 A 4os
Shell q 21as 54 1o1I
So Pac 4 hs 68 ~
So Pac IF As 65- 81
lSoPac4 ksOr77 6l1
Sou Ry en- 5s "a I'LL
Is w Bell 3s 6S 1o7
ITRRASL As SO l12
ITex&FS5 " s so o91
| T & P 5s 79 c. 9oL
Third Ave IS go 321
Third Ave As 80 761
Uu Pc 1St As At lOIE
Wabash 4As 81 721
Wabash As 81 77k
Wabash As II 1o3I
WPenP 3I2s 66 111x
West Sh As 1851 81
west Md As 81 97L
| W Pac 1st 5s 46 91I
West Un 5s 80 los
lYouneST3As60 1921
Evening star., 1944-04-06

American Car & Foundry Co.
elected Frederick A. Stevenson pres
ident to succeed Charles j. Hardy,
who resigned. Mr.. Hardy will re-
main as board chairman.
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April 8 lP.-FaVorable
weather for the development of the win
ter wheat crop and reports that efforts
will be made to import 2O,O0O,00O BUSH
els of Canadian oats by May 15, COM
bined to create little selling in grain
futures. today. Declines were confined to
minor fractions in a quiet trade
traders attributed to the fact that the
board will be closed tomorrow, Good Fri
day with only the short Saturday session
traders were not inclined to make new
commitments in view Of the possibility
of important european war and political
DEVELOPMENTS
At the close wheat was unchanged to
y lower, July 1.71s4i2 oats were un
down lass. Mey i.31is-A. and deferred
barley contracts were off Sal cent; July
0hTa Afcu ha rlev hid at oS
Evening star., 1944-04-06

Atlas Corp. stockholders voted to
retire 44,567 shares of common held
in the treasury as of December 81.
All directors were reelected.
Evening star., 1944-04-06

FROM PREt
200
Aero S A 1.50-- 20
Air Access "a
Ala Power pf g. 1854
Alum Ltd hSa 1874
Alum Co Am O. 3l4
Am Beverage 2
Am Cyan B so 39N
Am & F P wr Ia
Am G g. Ell 1.60 26iA
Am 1t & T 1.20 17N
Am Repub Iae l4M
Am Seal-K .15e. 4sts
Am Super pf 15lz
Anch Post F .15e 2Zs
Ark Nat Gas A. 3ss
Asso T&T A ;
Automat Pr Ag ~
Avery&Sons lag oN
Babck&Wil Ae- 22lA
Bliss (EW) L. l2N
Bohack H c. 81
Bohack l pf Tx. 80
Bow Bilt 1st 15h
Bow Bilt I'd pf IA
BraZTrac Sag 20H
Brewster Aero ~
Brill pf ---- 1924
Brwn p Dist ~
Caro- P&L pf g. ITO
Caro- P&L pf =. lis
Carrier lA
Catlin Am log 81
Cessna Air 1g-- 6
Charts .60----- M
Childs pf- 26iA
Cities Service 1854
Cities Serv pf 1907
Cities 8 pf BIB 101
Clev Ell Illu he BIN
Clev Tract ase-. 15N
Clinch Coal 1Ah
Club Alum .10g- 3h
Colon Develop 5
Col FIJI war 2N
Colts P F Arm 36lE
Col G&E pf 8 81
CG Bal pf c 4 1o7
Cons G Ut log 5iE
Cons r SITS .40e 8
Cons Steel 1ae loH
Croft Brew .O5g IA
Crowley Mil Azt
Cub Att Sug 1g- al
Darby Pet Ke 81
Denni Mi A. .40e- 4
Duro-Test .05e- 3lA
E G&F 9 pf1 TAX 37Hs
East Sta pf A 35
East States pf B IS
Easy VIM B Sag 5st
Ell Bd & Share 6zs
Emerson El .l5e oza
Equity Corp liz
Fchild C g. Zig 10
FairchE&A cog 2Ifa
FansteelMet Tag 16
Fedders 5ze
FordMCanA nj ZOl2
FordMotL .l11g 4il7
Gen Firepfg Ae 17Hs
G GEE CIV of B 116
Gen o A pf 6 90
Ga Pow pf 5 1odA
Glen Alden .40e Is
Gorham Inc of 70
Grand R " BOG oAs
Gray Mfg olz
Ct Nor Pap go 32l5
Glf st Ut 6 pf 6 1lll4
Hall Lamp zoe 7ss
Hecla Min Ae ia
Hollinger hes 1olI7
Holt H A 1.S0g 1914
HORNED 2 56Il7
Humble Oil sac Al
Huylers pf Ok 26
III Power ga
III Power div ct 13lA
Ill Zinc .4Oe IL
Ind Serv 6 of - So
Ind Serv Z pf 55i4
Int Cgr M 20 1874
IntM&Chem wr S4s
Intl Utilities A 21i2
Intl Utilities pf 2634
Inter Pow pf 1Ol4
Irving A c l l- 6l7
Jacobs Co 554
J c P e. L pt E 9Sl4
j C P & L of Z 1857
LackaWanna 46ze
Lake Sh h so l4l4
Lakey Foundry pa
LIE Tourneau ! 20
Line Mater'l Tag lol4
Evening star., 1944-04-06
N. Y. Curb Market
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.b
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

~ JULES SAAflANoLD
VIOUS CLOSE
Isl L pt 65lh
Long Isl L pf B 56lA |
a 40 7 |
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10 Pepperell 10 1884
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a Tampa Elec .40e 24A
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4 TranS-Lux. log 5ss
2 Udylite cog 3ss
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Evening star., 1944-04-06

VnICagO IaSh NarktI.
Wheat, none. Barley, mailing, 125-
A i2 nominal; feed; .15-l 22I2: nom
5.13-6. 90, nominal; red top, IA 00-15 90.
nominal: red clover, u so nominal; sweet
clover. 10 so, nominal
Evening star., 1944-04-06
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK, April Up.-NattonaI As
sociation Securities Dealers, INC:
Evening star., 1944-04-06

'EX dividend tPlus extras a Paid so
far this year. e 2fo extra S5 90 extra
K lOc extra. Paid in 1943. $1,000
Evening star., 1944-04-06
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April s tR.-Dividends &c
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-09-14
Re$enje "a rasizcm.

LEX "a rasizan jeste socijali-
zam. I nista marie Oh Sociiali-
zma. Samo kada budeno ziveli
pod zajednickim vIasnistvom.
demokratskom upravon1 i proiz-
vodnjon "a upotrebu postoiate
prilika "a sviju, otuda nete bitj
straha III podstreka "a cliskrimi-
naciju protiv. manjina. Ba5 O.
bratno &c biti pod Sociializmom.
Pozitivna korist "a sac raclnilze
proisticate IL punog isl-oriseava-
MIA sposobnosti talenata sva-
koga. To &c olal5sati breme svu-
da naolyolo.
KonaGno, u ovoi zlraToi at
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