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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27


 Argentina remains haven for Axis | controlled business firms, social or ganizations and newspapers serving an estimated 350,00 Germans and their children.
 Scores of Axis concerns were re- ported to have hidden interests here, and some quarters said German in- terests alone may equal or exceed Americas Argentine interests.
 Anxiety
 Anxiety over Argentina'S next move was intensified by general belief that the principal United Na- t1onS-especially the United States were adopting wait and see" at t1tude before granting trade priv lleges involving sorely-needed ma chinery and scarce war materials. Most observers believed the Ar genuine government would initiate the drastic control measures soon to dispose of doubts of the Anti-Axis governments.
 Speedy dissolution of clubs and strict regulation If not closure of the German news agency, were ex- pected to be among the first steps.
 Argentine authorities reportedly will supervise closely the movements of all Axis Nationals, requiring them to report periodically to police headquarters. Secret radios will be appropriated, 1t was reported.
 Financial circles forecast a rigid control If not outright appropriation of the furSs of the German state railways, several big chemical and scientific firms and the two prin- clpal German banks-Banco Aleman TranSatlanticao and Banco Ger manico America Sur-all believed closely associated with Nazi propa- ganda efforts and the spy activities Of the German embassy.
 Several European neutrals were understood to have offered to take over the Argentine interests An the Axis countries and diplomatic sources believed Portugal and Swift zerland probably will be selected.
 Diplomats
 Axis diplomatic delegations were expected to sail on the Spanish liner Cabo De Hornos, scheduled to leave here February 4 or on the Cabo De Buena Esperanza, due to sail at the end of March. e
 Life in BuenoS Aires was normal without single anti-Axis demon stration after an initial furry of Jubilation when the Axis break was announced. Guards were mounted at the German embassy, banks and newspapers but were not needed.
 pr. Adrian Escobar, new Argen- tine ambassador to the United States left by plane for Washing ton at g a. m. today. In an inter- view with the United Press, he ex- pressed great enthusiasm" for Arr gentinas action yesterday and pledged himself to work my utmost to obtain closer relations between our two countries"
 Washington, Jan. 27.-(UP)- State Department officials, welcom- ing Argentina's long overdue break with Japan, awaited today complete elimination of Axis influences in Argentina before giving full approv- al to the present regime headed by President Pedro Ramirez,
 A complete endorsement of Ar genuine foreign policy was expected to hinge on:
 l. Breaking Of financial and com
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ently is concentrating forces for a new counter attack against the AL lied beachhead in the Nettuno area and heavy battle appears in pros pect, Secretary of War Henry l.. Stimson said today.
 T am gratified to report the sit uation is highly satisfactory thus far," Stimson said at a press con- ference. "Our troops have not en- countered any reso1ute German re- sistance, but it is reasonable to ex- pect it will come"
 Stimson said that signs point to heavy battle just south of Rome in which the enemy will attempt to push out troops into the sea and establish contact between their forces in the vicinity of Rome and those to the south"
 Stimson said that would not con- stitute a battle for possession of Rome itself although it might be preliminary to battle for possess sion of Rome.
 Stimson said 1t was not clear where the Germans would obtain the forces te attack the Allied beachhead. Some mgiht come from garrisons in the Rome area and others from the the southern front.
 The Germans may be forced to abandon their positions in the south, but 1t is too soon to forecast a disastrous German defeat, he said.
 The landing on the beachhead was extremely successful, StimSon noted. Complete tactical surprise was achieved. There was no oppo- sition at the beachheads. the criti- cal point of an amphibious opera tionS.
 Discussing the Pacific theater StimSon said aerial operations in the south and southwest Pacific are continuity with notable success. In two days of the past week 118 enemy planes were destroyed at Rabaul and Wewak. Since January 1, he said, Allied planes in the area have de- stroyed 463 enemy planes, in addi- ton to 109 probably destroyed. They also sank g ocean going vessels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27

mercial ties with Axis nations or citizens.
 2. Severance of radio communi- cations with Axis countries or coun- tries sympathetic to the Axis.
 3. Elimination of the activities of Axis agents bent on espionage or the provocation of further dissen- ton among the Americas.
 The governments attitude was outlined by Secretary of State Cor dell Hull who hailed Argentina's s break with the two Axis powers as a step that completed hemisphere solidarity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27
RABBIT HUNT NETS 2 CARS

Kansas City, Kan. (UP)-David Boddington, 15-year-old son of a Kansas City detective, believes his father is a little confused on the difference between business and pleasure. When the detective took his young son hunting recently, he failed to find any rabbits but located two stolen automobiles.
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(Continued from Page D and returning ballots, although Congress has not yet acted on this setup.
 Ballots must be applied for by electors in the armed forces, and they will be mailed by town clerks to the last-known address of the applicant.
 A bill already has been approved for the making of new voters by commanding officers at domestic or overseas camps.
 The Agriculture committee turned down a suggestion made at a hear ing late yesterday that a subsidy or bonus plan be approved for milk producers. Mindful of Governor Baldwin's assertion in his message to the legislature Monday that the state had exhausted all of its means to help dairymen and that relief must come from change in federal policies, the committee confined its consideration to the resolution call- ing for federal action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27

Vanity cases made of iron, c near-precious metal then, were carried by Egyptian ladies of 600 E. Q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27

Chile will spend over $1,000,00 for housing projects in various towns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-27

Gambia, in Africa. spent almost as much for medical and health services as for war services in 1943.
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washington, Jan. 27-(UP) The German command in Italy appay-.
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Evening star., 1944-06-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION on Cubs, Taylor
crafts and Wacos now available from Con-
gressional Airport. Phone Oliver SSSS.
SUMNER SCHOOL, July 5, August 80
accelerated and remedial program. Long
fellow School for Boys. Bethesda, Md;
Oliver 800
COLORED-More Jobs than ever before.
Register AT ONCE for SIX WEEKS SUM-
MER COURSE. We will qualify you for
one of these many Government positions.
Typing,, shorthand tGregg and Pittmant,
card punching, other courses. JENNIFER
BUS. COLLEGE, l243 New jersey ave. n W.
Phone Metropolitan 1902. ..
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MEN!
Here's Your Opportunity to Get Into
ESSENTIAL WORK.
=. Safeway offers you immediate Jobs in
tne food distribution industry which has
neen designated locally needed by the
War Manpower Commission
FOOD CLERKS,
MEAT CLERKS.
MEAT CUTTERS
Experience Not Required for Most Jobs
Good Starting Salary,
Convenient Hours,
Vacations with Pay
Work Near Your Home
These Are Permanent Jobs With a Real
Future.
II you are not now in war work, you
Slll get real personal satisfaction from
working In an activity which is in sup
bort of national health. safety and interest,
sAYEwAY EMPIoYMENr OFFICE,
4th and T Sts. NE
o. 70 the Manager Of Your Nearest
6afeway.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

FAMILY of 3 congenial adults seek trans
portation, Los Angeles Calf, around
July 10; share expenses. help drive, or
Will drive car out: references exchanged
Box T6-S, Star.
DRIVING Los ANGELES, CALF, June
20. Call Waldorf, Md. 2636. 90
REHOBOTH BEACH, round trip, room for
g. Mercury sedan; leave 9:30 am, July 3;
return July 4. Franklin $3.50, ext 1856.
GENTLEMAN wants ride to Pacific Coast
MA. $3.50. 26'
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8, man or woman
and commissions.
!. Louey Venn, 1924
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PERSONAL

LAWYER, Harvard law and college train
ing. with wide experience, wishes situa-
tion with reputable firm: full references
furnished. Box 61-S, Star.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Campbell, If you are in need of a loan UP
to $500 on your signature
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity of 100
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties ETC.; complete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line
Mr. Soldano, Me. $500. ia. 1882
HEMORRHOlDS eradicated by my own
method Results effective for life
time OF money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK
4521 10th st nv. RA. 4747
DR.. II. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 6O2 Westory BLDG, sos 14th NV
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.


CLERK, 40-hour week time and half for
nent. Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner g.
COUPLE, colored. on farm nearby Mary
land: man to do farm work, woman to do
cooking and general housework for,
adults: must be sober and dependable.
EIEyAToR u OPERATOR. man or woman,
for the Greystone Apts., s15 18th st. NV.
knowledge Of Bookkeeping. Apply between
II Il an and 2 p;m. 1915 H st: NV.
sSSntry oSons VIZ club s4ss $40 week and apt Tele
PIANO PLAYER; must be good; interesting
work amidst congenial surroundings
Please call Executive 9275. 26s
yARITYPE OPERATORS, part-time shift,
8 am, 10 PM; speed desired; accuracy
UNFURNISHED APT. and salary. in new
apt. bldg; elderly couple, white. for night
watchman and take care of switchboard
Box BAL M, Star.
INVESTIGATORS.
Either men or women. Permanent posi-
tions with postwar future. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Apply MIR.
Wilson, 5000 R. I. ave, Mt Rainier, Md.
WALTERS AND
MATTRESSES,
COLORED.
High-class sea-food restaurant has po-
sftions open for walters and mattresses;
must be neat and thoroughly dependable,
top wages and excellent working condi-
tions. Apply personnel ONCE.
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL,
1907 ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS poMESrlc

COLORED WOMAN, middle aged. desires
morning work; excellent references, Gan
1880 18th st. NV. 26'
GIRL, colored high school. desires gh.w,
care of children live in; 51a days weekly;
Sat. afternoon. Sun. Off Call North o543
GIRL. colored wants job caring for a
child, full time or part time. Call North
1856 26s
MIDDLE-AGED white lady wishes posi-
ton housekeeper cook; reliable, exper.:
Box 4S4-R, Star. 20.
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HELP DOMESTIC tcens. },

apt. and care for s-yr.-old siri for en-
Rousr%oRk RSSss %sSsRs sD SssF' cSoRS ssR aD 1S. a
Philadeiphia and Maine. irs i Thersafter wash
ington; Good wages. Call Ex. 6100,
MAID. shw and cooking; sir-conditioned
Conn. ave. apt; 2 adults and l child: 10
days: days sls week. week. " Wo ihaasSsss aasS ana sun
MAID' white. Methodist Home. woodley
MAID, g,h.w., live in or live out; 5h-day
week no evenings; SIS per week. SH.
s'sasy aSfnnf; rss day psst'rasy se
nonr, nstas !, hours morning II not inter-
%ase dSn to was sa On inyad ea no cook
in family. Cali WI. 25I7.
room room and nd shower. in fs basement. % 1868 se Van IAN
Buren, st. ia. 22gS
MAID. general notlsework. light laundry;
nve n; sundays on Cah after pm,
NnRsEMAD, experienced, to care for 2
s wee EM ing between ys en- Il sas snd
WOMAN. to live in. care 0, pre-school
child. CHI 0049
WOMAN. reliable. white or colored. live
room apt. INV. employed couple Health
certificate REQUIRED; excellent salary Phone
ME-. 0540, Apt. 326.
WOMAN. white. to care for I-year-old
girl: & am. to q pm. S1S. Sundays OF.
Reference required. Southeast FIR. 1923.
WOMAN, white. wanted, with some ex-
old Very good home and good wages.
Apply 300 F st. NV, Suite. 40S.
house WORK. Loyett si7 o St. s.w,
WOMAN, colored. to live in and assist
with 2 children; $50 week. Every Sunday
and half day Thursday of; reference.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, gh.w. and care
of S-yr. .-old girl for employed parent: sun
days off GE. 2055.
is THERE a really reliable white person
for g.h w. to live in? Permanent position
! must be fond of children. Y days on,
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLIANCES = Electric fans. fixtures.
psired Pal wiring tnn for sht ana oe
xFFIraSGEs Mfi asaa EErafREDs Ii Ee sn0q som. and
nq sas Rsanes asRaeses ADDshes Co. bought ss
AWNTNGs REPAIRED. installed. removed
phone estimates approxlmately only. Proe-
Tor Co; EX, 9797: 224 Seaton ct. NV.
ss TsaRns Ta piers ens, ss
R11s R1lntins. remodelins. brick walks. MI
CARPENTRY, cabinet making; small or
large Jobs. T. Smith. NO. 1897. 6-s pm.
aHsrBsAT & MICE s IN & sss I'd
ments' $ per tftmt. Cali Paul Ex. SsSss.
FLOORS. laying, sanding and finishing,
reflnishing old floors speciality. E. NJ.
Fsta PsfeTson. ME. o447. after pm. IA.
ii SsIk sgaranteed cali HailisiSe Hd 1875.
eukNACEs F expertly vacuumed cleaned.
&ESfsG SESGm e9sE sEpsRs sf NE s. sals a kinds b.r
and radiators installed Immediately: terms
i i, dssirss sIT siu Can sH. 1871.
HHEE ao psp.i eaz
hanging; Eana,na re-, reliable white mechanics; gen.
PAPERHANGING done at once. 81 rm.
and up, includ. sunfast and washable
paper: do my own work. Guar. GE 0O24
PAPERHANGING and painting. special
reasonable prices during June; work guar
anteed. Call Spigel, IA. S92S ewes.
PAPER HANGING, this week only So and
up per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed Michigan 5315
PLASTERING and cement work; no Job
too far or too small, DI. 457O, VIM.
Thomas, 707 NJ st NV 2Ss
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes re-
frigerators. washing machines guaranteed.
Hillside 1860, UN. 1898. 800
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired Get our estimates on electrical
work. c.. A. MuGdiman Co.. Oil C St NV,
Ma 0140 and 2622
WASHING MACHINES. refgrs., elec ap-
pliances repaired For prompt, effec serv,
call Orrison Electric Serv.. AT 5051.
ROOFING, TINNING. PAINTING,
GUTTERING AND SCOUTING.
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AEtp w6AEA.

TYPIST-Good salary; bright young vom-
sp.e., p Hn sSoS SoS ksp1Wa rfS. for 5
TYPIsTs with some clerical training. g.
work; permanent position. excellent work
uate. t Apply Room Sos. Equitable 'ft Life IN IN
su surance Co.. sl6 l4th st. NV. Monday
WAITRESS wanted Jimmie's Restaurant,
Wa,TREss 34a 1R1h st. rxner,encsd n,ns wanted . .ao
sth st. NV, no Sundays, daywork only.
WAITRESS, experienced; good hours. good
money; no Sundays. Capitol Cafe, 1905
MATTRESSES wanted. Apply manager,
New World Restaurant. 1906 Rhode Island
WAITREssEs. experienced night or day
work, work short 1 hours. excsllent working con-
MATTRESSES. white; salary excellent;
heuTs mdnaP SR ,aea to oaee pm m pm osse sa
Sgs s rs.osisnt No Ss5s tins GOOD
with meals. Apply to Mr., QuinR. States
Restaurant. SIG North Capitol st. FIR.
WOMAN, e5 to 40, permanent part-time
position. $50 am, to pm. to cali on
srehitecss dn and builaers; ~ no selling; salary
YOUNG LADY for Checking in dry cleaning
plant; steady job; experience not neces-
sary; top pay. short hours. 211 New
York ave. n. w.
YOUNG LADY as relief switchboard op-
orator and also to do clerical work See
Mr.. Stafford. Steuart Motor Co., 9th St
and New York ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES to work during school
vacations good pay. Hicks Photo Finishers
1920 Wise. ave. NV.
YOUNG LADIES to learn photography;
good pay while learning; excellent salary
Finishers, 1920 Wise. ave. NV.
PERT BOOKKEEPER, accountant
wants wanted wit with some stenographic experience;
salary open; permanent position. Apply
Milstone's Acme Liquor Store, 927 Penn
ave. NV.
3 YOUNG WOMEN for light mechanical
work; not dificult; essential; good pay and
overtime. L. c. Smith g. Corona Type
writer's, Inc, 1923 Pa ave NV
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
3 ADULTS in family: references necessary
Telephone between and am, and 7
COOK; g.hw., for couple; small George
town house; l:30 pm. to $50 pm, no
SUNDAYS: good pay; Phone DE; s6s3.
COOK and general housework; 500 month.
COOK, experienced: some light housework
no laundry; other help employed: excellent
COOK for pvt; family in Atlantic City
N j. salary 500 mo, others in help he
Rene s. Ansh apd beas card Mf
in if possible: $50 per week; good work
COOKS HELPER, colored, 500 wk. and
meals; no Sundays; 1901 2lst st, NV.
H6iNIkY M5i p1eYe' ud4E IN 1900 500 MARYLAND Small
family offers board, room and reasonable
wages to white mother and child wishing
summer no lob, -d heuSswork cooking. Refer
COUPLE. experienced cook and houseman,
for Rehoboth Beach; references. Call RE.
COUPLE, colored, TO live in; man for gen.
eral maintenance and gardening, woman
as, cook or maid: nearby children's camp.
CouPLELEx Experienced cook, man for house
q ana q garden live in. WI S7s4, ~
Conn; ave. 3642 Jocelyn st. NV. Call
G H.W., white, mornings weekly; Airing
ton, Va; no cooking references modern
convenienceS; congenial family. CHI. 1895.
GHW., coloreo must be good cook; live
in preferred; no laundry; small family;
GHW., small apt, !. adults. 9:30 to $40,
no Sundays, no cooking: no heavy, laundry;
Macomb st, NV. Apt. 1le, OR. 1884.
girl r, small home. good hours good
pay Call co. 7646, 1916 Walbridge pl.
GENERAL HOUsEKEEPER, whites depend
able; live in; 4 adults, no children. no
laundry; $50 week. Woodley 02iO.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER to help with
invalid; other help employed; can live in
or out good salary to the right one. 1920
Gn%ERAE GilssHRanse nousEwokkrR Is RA 5day-week
all day Thurs. and Sun off Live in or
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, reliable, full
or part time prefer live in. PinehurSt bus.
Sligo 5,46
GIRL. g.hw.. full or part time: may live
in. Call WI. IS23 after pm.
GIRL, g h.w., help care of > children. Live
in nice room and bath. SlS to start. GE.
l214: 1876 Myrtle NV,
GIRL OR WOMAN (whtel companion to
elderly woman, light housework; live in;
Brentwood. Md. Call WA. 1440.
HOUSEKEEPER. plain cook, small house
and small family Must live in. Excellent
salary and private living quarters. FIR.
l7s5. 81 10th st. ne.
HOUSEkEEPER, settled woman, cook,
laundry, ghw.. for couple in suburbs;
Ths. quiet u, h9mes 9gas nice surroundings. Falls
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SERVICE DEPT.
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

WHITE, WITH OR WITHOUT CAR
LEARN SKILLED TRADE. GOOD SAL
AIRY. INCREASES. CAR ALLOWANCE.
SUPP; GAS. EXPENSES. DAYTIME
TERMINATING Co. I0s3 18th ST. NV.
W-WALKER co
Are you interested in high-srade sales
work, d. c. and vicinity. covering a timely.
simplihed payroll accounting system for
use by employers, Offering better control
OF records and saving in time in present
manpower shortage? Does your back
ground include any experience in account
ins which would be very helpful to you
In this work, although not essential? Our
proposition calls for man, age about 80
TO 45, offers permanent work, good salary
ano bonus plan. For an interview tele-
phone Mr. JONES District olOO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

SERVICE STATION for lease. well equipped
going business for sale; sacrifice; down
town location; prominent corner. Box
45l-R. Star.
large, downtown. near st
NV, established 20 yrs; high-clasS trade;
price includes building. equipment, stock
and fixtures; doing good business; owner
retiring. Walter M. Eberman, 927 18th
St. NV. RE. 0493, DI. 3316.
WILL INVEST capital and full-time serv-
ices in established business; 35. AZ. coll
grad exp office mgr, sales. GE. 7l72
after g. Box 472-K. Star. 90
SALE. dry cleaning collection agency and
furnishings of Broom apartment: total.
500. 342 sth st. ne. 26s
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SOON AVAILABLE.
SITUATIONS MEN g WoMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SJIOAttONS WOMeN.
BOOKKEEPER, Competent, 10 yrs double
entry. full charge. experience: local refer
ences. Box 13-S. Star. 26s
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling
alterations; reasonable. Miss Bert, 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. Adams 1888.
LADY. young, attractive, refined, desires
position as cashier or receptionist; also
has good telephone voice. WI. 6575.
RESIDENT MANAGER, high-class apt.
house or apt. hotel, Best of references.
Excellent background and experience. Can
handle PIX when necessary. Now en-
ployed; free to make change. Write Apt.
STENOGRAPHER, exper.. ST. per hr. Call
WO. 0691. 26s
TYPIsT, experienced. general ofhce work.
college girl, seeks 5-day, 40-hr. week
Phone ia. 1892. 26H
YOUNG WOMAN desires position adyer-
tising public relations, newspaper; college
major journalism; experience reporting.
also Govt. interviewer; permanent, capable
assuming responsibility, available imnedi-
ately Box 14-S. Star. 27s
sires position as housekeeper; not servant
type; adults preferred. Write Box 449-R
Star cTS
Evening star., 1944-07-10
Selected Stocks Rise
Further Despite
Some Selling
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Write,

NEW YORK, July 10.-Customers
turned to the selling side here and
there In today's stock market but
enough new buying appeared to lift
selected issues fractions to a point
or more and the .7-year high divi-
sion was we'll populated.
Optimism over war developments
again was helpful, although this was
chilled somewhat marketwise by
Gen. Eisenhower prediction OF
long and bitter fighting before final
victory" The ruling of War
Mobilizer Byrnes against any re-
conversion at this time also was
received bit bearishly. While a
certain amount of imitation hedging
was in evidence, accounts were
trimmed on the idea the lengthy
climb called for technical reaction.
Top marks, reached in the FORE
noon, were reduced or cancelled in
numerous cases near the close Big
blocks of low-quoted performers ex-
panded volume to around 1900 900
shares. Commonwealth 81 Southern
came out in transactions Of 1000
to $4,000 shares, about unchanged
at 81.
Coca-Cola jumped several points
on a few deals. Ahead most of the
day were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
General Motors, Chrysler, Southern
Pacific, nibus, Montgomery
Ward. Sears Roebuck, American
Airlines. Braniff Always, Eastern
Air Lines, Western Union "A" and
United Aircraft. Laggards were
Santa Fe, Great Northern, WHY'S
Overland, Texas Co., U. S. Rubber,
North American, Allied Chemical,
Kennecott and Woolworth.
Bonds were steady, with carriers
in demand.
Evening star., 1944-07-10

sex dividend. tPlus extras. ta) Paid
so far this year. te) 20 extra. (h) S5 90
extra. % 1Oc extra. (p) Paid in 1943.
ly) $40. 90 extra.