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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
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Phone NJ Clsr1ens 652i
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Gas Light Reports
February Profit
Below Year Ago
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Net income of the Washington
Gas Light Co. in February totaled
$202' '769, a decrease from February
1943, Of $55,089, the drop being due
mainly to an increase of $50, 0,247 ir
operating expenses, company off,
cials reported today. Gross totaleo
$286,969 against $346, ,694 a year ago
Operating revenues of 1881 ,037
were up $5,267; incorporating reve-
nue. and income deductions for in
terest were practically the same as
last year, the report said.
Net revenue for the first two
months Of 1914 was $47S, 800 com.
pared with $685. TAI last year, a de.
crease Of $29,821. The company ex.
pended approximately $67, 900 in the
two months on construction projects
principally for the extension of IA
cilities in Washington.
The report shows sales of 2,100,-
219.0O0 cubic feet in January
compared with 2,138,593, 900 cubic
feet last year. Gas sales to Dis
trict Of Columbia customers dur
ing February amounted to 1867, ,474,-
600 cubic feet, compared with 1,702,-
O6S.00O cubic feet year ago.
Brewer to Enter Service.
j. Newton Brewer, jr., partner in
the investment firm of Robert c.
Jones & Co., has volunteered for
induction into the Army and will
Evening star., 1944-03-29

years.
Mr.. Brewer is a member of Mont
gomery County Liquor Control
Board and is active in Maryland
civic affairs.
ID. C. Insurance Sales Rise.
Life insurance sales in Washing
ton in February totaled $5,l23, 900,
an increase of per cent over Feb
ruary, 1943, according to reports
from Hartford. Sales in the first
two months of the year reached
S11,077,000, a sharp increase Of 81
per cent over last year.
Virginia scored a fine February
record, sales of s10,479,O00 being SO
per cent ahead of last year Sales
of 1854, 900 in the two months
we're up "a per cent.
Maryland sales amounted to $10,-
$4,000 in February, up 80 per cent,
and $20,679, 900 in the two months,
a striking gain of 80 per cent.
Financial District Comment.
Col. Charles M. Piper, vice presi-
dent of the AL Paul Lefton Co., ad-
vertising firm, will be in charge of
the Washington Office being opened
at 601 Thirteenth street NV. He
was with the OPA for two years.
Donald j. Reese, chief of the
manufacture and foundry products
section, steel division, War Produc-
ton Board, will address the Ameri-
can Foundrymen's Association in
Rock Island, ILL.,, April II.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Stock Prices Resume
General Retreat
In Late Selling
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-Stocks lost
further ground today on resump-
ton Of general selling in the late
proceedings.
Declines ranged from fractions to
more than a point in the, rail and
principal industrial groups. Some
volatile specialties, down or more
at one time, cut their declines Just
before the close.
Although bit unsettled from the
start by reason of yesterdays last
hour flood of selling, the list to-
day displayed no actual weakness
until the sudden collapse of a
boomlet which had been going on IL,
the whisky shares. Rails and the
alcohols paced the retreat. Deal
ings approximated 1000, 900 shares
Although 1t was not regarded as a
decisive factor, the victory OF the
Democratic candidate in the Okla
homa congressional election was
disappointing to bullish forces.
In the final hour a few specialties
were moderately ahead. Among
issues in the losing ranks were
Bethlehem Steel, General Motors,
Chrysler, Sears-Roebuck, Wool
worth, Douglas Aircraft, Park &
Tilford, Dunhill, American Can,
Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Della
ware g. Hudson, Kansas City South
ern and Atlantic Coast Line.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
U. S. Rubber Sturts
Making New Tubes
BY the Associated Press.


INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. 29.-Uniteo
States Rubber Co. officials an
nounced yesterday that mass pro-
duction has been started at their
indianapolis plant Of synthetic rub
Der inner tubes which hold air three
times better than natural rubber
tubes.
For the time being these new
tubes will be used exclusively for
military tires.
DR.. Sidney M. Caldwell, the COM
pany's director of tires development
said the tubes are made Of the Buty]
type synthetic rubber, which he as
serted has several inherent proper
ties superior to either natural rub
Der or the Buna type synthetic
rubber.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Wushinqton Produce

From the War Food AdministrAti ton
Prices paid net fob. washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid foi
grading stations March asj. Whites
browns, mixed: 2. grade a. large. 36-37
average, 36Aa; q. s. grade A. medium, 80.
"a: average. 33h: q. s. Grade B. medium
Is: U. 8. srade C. 26.31: average. 29M
Current receipts. nearby ungraded eggs
351 cases
LIVE PoULTRY-Market arm. Receipt,
liberal; Prices paid net fob. Washington
(Permttted transportation charges included
according to mileageD Broilers and fryers
28R-30: fowl, 26k-2s.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar. 20 U,.-ealable hogs
loseo liS;9oo; to- total $500: sesnesaIly lo.ls
Jda2e-tA o5: top. l4,10.: few. gooG And
choite l50-1eO pounds. l3. 0O-14 90; good
and, choice 300-550 pound sows, 1365-90;
.saisble cattle. 1900: s.Iable calves,
800; fed steers and yearlings, steady.
fairly active; largely steer run: bulk IA 90
i82S: little better aetion on loweI grades
held higher; with killing quality improved.
liberal supply steer crop, l4;76-16.50;
hsifsrs strong, best 1928 BULK, l2.52-
small; bulls steady. with weighty SAUSAGE
offerings to 1900 and heavy fat bulls to
13.35; bulking at 15.00-16.00 good and
choice vealers Arm: stock cattle in neg
lisible supply. undertone steady to strong
slow. scattered early sales about steaGy;
deck rood S7-pound fed western lambs.
90: two loads medium and GOOD lambs,
IS. 50-75 sorted with outs at 1875: no
uniformly good and ehoice lambs sold as
above
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Westinghouse Chief
Says Production
Now on Plateau
BY the Associated Hess.

NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-A. w.
Robertson, chairman OF Westing-
house Electric 81 Manufacturing Co.,
said today the company appeared to
have reached Its production plateau,
maintaining about the same high
level Of output month after month. !"
He told a meeting of directors
that new orders in February
amounted to 86,043, ,048, bringing
out backlog Of untitled orders to
$923, ,188,017-the equivalent of more
than a years work at the peak war
time production pace"
Robertson said net sales billed in
February amounted to $50, $50, ,697,
latter provision for renegotiation. !"
He added Westinghouse was using
facilities OF more than 1000 SUBJ
contractors and last month let SUBJ
contracts amounting to $21 .19S, ,379-
a record high.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Mar: 20 R-small ad-
vances we're scored by grains nj q auiet
trade today. The scarcity OF feed grains
IN major markets, news dispatches assert
ing corn professors were planning to close
addftiona lplants and ALLEGATION of in.
feeders in April combined to give the
market q strong undertone.
Grains sold OF in the first few minute,
OF trading on an accumulation of over
night selling orders. After that, the trend
was reversed and prices were carried above
tne previous close on commission house
puylng. Local traders were not active in
ne market. They adopted q conserva.
i've attitude in view of unpredictablt
NAY, 1;75h; oats were "a lower to Y.
nisher MAY. 81; and rye was ahead Nj
Gent, May 1.29ss.s+. May barley closed at
er'.s were up sa-A
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Business Briefs
Electric Power Production in

Electric Power Production In ths
week ended March Is totaled 4,4O9,.
$4,000 kilowatt hours, compared
with 4,400, ,246, 900 in the previou!
week and was 1929 above 1928, no..
600 in the like 1943 week, the Edison
Electric Institute reported.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. award
ed 100000 of first mortage bonds
to Morgan, Stanley & Co. and Smith
Barney & Co. and 10000 shares o1
preferred stock to Stone & Webster
and Blodgett. Subject to SEC ap.
proval, the bonds will be reoffered
tomorrow at 101 592. The shares
will be reodered at $52.
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
award Of $38, 900 900 81 % first mort.
gage bonds and 10000 shares O
4%% preferred to a Dillon, Reed &
co. syndicate, was approved by tn,
SEC. The bonds were reoffered to-
day at 1861 and the shares at 1851!
plus interest.
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc
registered with the SEC $4,000 share
of $50 par value $3.50 cumulativ,
preferred stock and 10000 shares O.
SO par value common, to be sole
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. ans
associates.
Monsanto Chemical Co. after thu
war will require about 100000, 900 il
n&w-plant construction and anothe,
SO 00,000 in working capital, stock
h&ders were told. In contrast tt
1873 earnings of $356 share, take!
tobk $10.91 share, Vice Presiden
William M. Rand said. We believ,
new capital will be slow to supper
industry if this continues, he added
SchenIey Distillers Corp. reported
consolidated profit for six month.
ended February 20 was $8,048, 1853, o.
$6.04 a share, compared with SIS, ,183,.
III or $3.77 in the like period veal
ago.
Richficld Oil Corp. earned $685..
oW or 81 a share in 1943, compared
With $3646,441 or 81 cents in 1912.
consolidated Natural Gas Co.
fQaned from four subsidiaries O.
J@sey Standard, issued its first an.
nAal report showing 1943 net incom,
of$1l,305 ,275 or s414 a share.
Ohio Oil Co. earned $14,146, ,8O2 o.
$2:14 a share in 1943, compared with
$H,508,952 or sta in 1912.
Bath Iron Works Corp. earned
S3409, ,899 or 1914 a share in 1943
compared with $3,742,982 or $50:
ine1942.
Bower Roller Bearing Co. net fol
1943 was S1,0S4,099 or 1851 VS.. ST..
O62,273 or 1854 in the previous year
United Carr Fastener Corp. earned
$763, 3,035 or $3.50 in 1943 VS.. $751 ,591
oEy2.46.
Dr. Pepper Co. net for 1943 wa.
afMnd $1.57 share against $1.8.
irE 1912, stockholders were told
TIE drop was laid primarily to in.
crxased taxes. Sales were 30% above
1872.
Dristol- Myers Co. earned $685..
SUI or $4.02 share in 1943 VS.. 1874:
pspf,t Of $2,464,3 1888 or $3.50.
Euiman 60. reported January ne
f$454,745 VS.. $4oo, ,202 in the sam,
1913 month. ... .
William Wrigley, Jr. Co. policie.
do not satisfy Philip K. Wrigley, h,
told stockholders in resigning a
president Remaining as a director
hi expects to be free to criticize.
Eontinental Can Co. sales in the
fist two 1914 months have beer
about 48% above a year ago, but are
mt expected to maintain that mar.
merican Woolen Co. stockhold-
e& were told by former Gov. Joseph
Ely that heavy taxes amounting
more than $4,000, 900 had pre-.
vnted payment Of more back divi.
dends.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Higher Net Reported
By Lipe-RoIIwuy
By the Associated Piess,

oS Inc AsoOClateO FiesS.
NEW YORK, Mar. 29.-Lipe- Roll
way Corp. reports consolidated earn
ings for the year ended November 80
IT $7l9,565, compared with 1912
earnings of $709,415.
After providing for minority stock
interest in the Rollway Bearing Co.,
earnings in 1943 were equal to $3.50
share on class "A" stock of Lipe-
Rollway, compared with $2.75 in
1912. Profit reported for both years
was before renegotiation.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, Mar. % R,.-Foreign ex.
change rates follow t0reat Britain in dol.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 10a per cent discount, or s943A
United States cents, up ,.O6N OF cent.
4.02; selling, 4.04.
Latin America: Argentina, free. 24.s5.
OF .05 Of Q cent: Brazil. free, 520n;
Mexico. 20.85n. Nominal.
Electrolux Corp. earned s456,634 or
81 cents a share in 1943 against
$283 ,942 or % cents in 1912.
Evening star., 1944-03-29

1CoNS OAAC AAAAoAA
cial district late
this week. =.
A n tive of
Washington, Mr.
Brewer attended
Western H i 6 h
School and Au-
gusta Military
Academy. He
started his buSi-
ness career with
the Riggs Ma
tional Bank and
later was an as
sistant national
bank examiner.
He has be e n
NTH fha Inaanc
Evening star., 1944-03-29
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. 20 dP.-Cotton fu.
lures nuctuated over. . wide range in
nervous market today attributed to the
uncertainty Of the war situation. After
opening with modest gains the market
HisSion. house and New Oriesns 6aNa1a =.
non which encountered only. 1scais1s5lf =
Late, afternoon values vefex IA o<
ssna eo e. o sass Logger; May. 49, Jnisl
Evening star., 1944-03-29

The American Red Cross in India
provides recreation kits containing
books, games, candy and cigarettes,
which are parachuted from planes
to troops at advanced positions
along the Burma border.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
n. 7. Bond Market
Furnished by IL Associated Press.)
sELECTED LIST OF BONDS.

N>
)lIC 3as52----. 77M
IC Is 81 -----. TAN
nc Ans o0----. %
lIC 81 66 .----. 7oN
J YCCSL IS % A.. 67h
)ICCeL 4hs 63- San
Int q N g. Sc 2lN
{ Int 0Nlst6s62 6olh
( Int Hy = 0s ~. 50A
Int T&T IS IS 0oiA
! K c TT Sr a 10 %
4 K G Sou 81 so 02N
NLv s. 2003 st r S2A
|Leh v Gas 2003 @6N
Leh Y q zoos AN
n, Lou q ARK 81 90 ooA
3As 2003 1oot
8 Is 81 74i1
MdESL IL 10 1loN
slASP6SMg 81 80 %
slM-K-T Is 90 A. %
.lM-K-T 81 Is a. -
slN-K.T LIST 4sg0 81
mo p 6hs48 lzN
elMo p Is n = =. 7o%
'lNo p gen 4s 75- 70
Mor & Z IS IS -
A .lMor&E3 Ks2000 56N
MAT Dist 8 " 8 49lo4M
N Z r r 81 45 o2N
b NOTM 6hs 64 -
4 NOTM IS 80 - 73N
4 NOTM IS SO 81
GlNYC # 81 2013 TN
6lNYC kMs2013A NN
lNYC en- ~ 98 66Z
INYCMC 3hs 90 67H
81 NYChSL 8 y STA 1ol
LINYChSL 4hs70 20
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lNYNHH Il Sc 56h
4s 81 2oN
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LINY etm 3hs SO 1oo
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LlNor P O. 2047 o1N
4 Nor p AVS 2047 72N
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LIPac G&E 3s II los
slParmt B 3s 55 ct o1N
Pen RR xIasd70 lo1N
Pen RR g4Ass1 1o71<
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{ Peo g. Elm As 90 29N
Pere Marc IS Sc oelh
Pere n 4 Us 40 9oN
1 Ph r c / 6s 40 26Z
Ph RCI IS 73 st 62N
lPittston 51as "a %
Port @ z 4Nas 6O1o2N
} Redg 4Has97 B -
Rio Or W A. - -
! r ! A6zL 41as 81 ~
] Rutl lst 4hs Al 1leh
} Rutl Can As 40 l13H
jStL6F 81 so B. ~
stL6P ANS 78-. -
! StLSF Il 50 A 1h
] StLSW RI 81 30 %6
J StLSW 1st 4s 891o2
StPKCSIAhas41 36
J ISea AL G g. As @h
ISea AL 4s so St 66iA
} lSea AL RI Il So 2oN
J So Pac 41as 81 -
$50 Pac # As So 95h
SoPac4H HasOr77 79h
$50 P SIT 4s 80 1o4
. Sou Ry en- IS "a 1loiA
Sou Ry gn Is Sc 0oih
} Tex Corp 3s 66- 1864
T a. P 5s 80 D. 0oA
Third Ave IS 90 3@iA
Third Ave 4S so TN
Un Pac 31as 80 1loiA
UtStkyd4As51 lo2h
Wabash 4As 81 76h
Wabash Is 81 0l
lIWPenP IS SO E 10
West Nd Is 81 96h
W Pac IS 46 asd 92h
West On 5s 60 lo3M
wis c Il Sd 80 17h
Evening star., 1944-03-29

ChlcaEo Cash Market.
cash wheat. sample mixed. 1854. Bar
ley, maltins, :25:1 .44h, nom: feed. / i j.
l.22h?, nom. Field seed. per 100 pounds
timothy. $3.50. 90. nom: red top IA 90
4a.0O, nom: red clover, 81 so. nom. sweet
clover, 1880, nom
Evening star., 1944-03-29

ii 100 am. - 2os $40 1900 noon 366 o6o
100 pm. @02 800 200 pm. COL olo
tunit Of trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivershtp or
being feorganixed under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
dends are not included. xEx dividend
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock. eDeclared or paid 50 far this
year I Payable in stock. Paid last year
h Payable in Canadian funds. k Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-03-29

TREASURY. 2:0l
y Q 69-o4 Dsc1oo >
gas 70-6k---.1o 100 4
NEW YORK CITY
So 80 1923
| FOREIGN. go
Buen A 4Ns ~ rs
canada 3s 81 1023
IChile 6s 90 asd III
lMinas q gas SO -
Pan 3As "a st o1l
Peru 2nd 6s 81 III
Rio de J & " s53 33s
Rio q des rs SO 81
Serbs c 8 IS 90 Is
DOMESTIC. 30
Alles bs 20 1ool
Allegany IS 80 ee3
Am&FP IS 2O3C Oh
IAN T&T 81 SO l17l
lam Tob IS 81 1o31
lAtl d Bir Is 80 81
iACL LIST Is 62-- o7l
lACL 4 Us g. o1i
lAtl D 1st Is As AL
B&O 95 A ---- -
B&O cv Co.,. 81
B&O As 48 oel
BOPLEWv4s51 70
BIO g W 80 66
Bell Pa 81 go c 1881
Bost Ne 4ks 70 501
Brk U q IS ~ l12i
Brk u q Is 46 1oA
Brk U Fl IS so 1ol3
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Buf R&P 81 1t -
lean Sou 5s 62- -,
lean N Ans 81 1l73
|Cen Ga 6hs 50 1zz
ICeu @ cn 81 46- ~
lCen Psc IS 60 o.
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IC RR N ] ASST -
lChi b Alt IS 40 az
ICB6o 81 II A. 90
ICB&Q4hs IT.. 91s
ICB&Q 6 Is 6s-- 1o3s
IC b z ! inc 07 613
ICGW Ans 203S .
ICI&L IS ~ - g
,CNSPP Is rs 5Sl
ICM6PP IS 1000 Isl
ICMSP 4As 80 p e5
lCMSP 4kas 80 c 8
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IC&NW IS 2O37. 561
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ICGNW As 81 763
ICNW 41as 90 vi 81
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ICl q T IS 73 ply
CT q T 4Ms77 85L
Col&S4 Has80md 81
lC G&E IS 62My lo3L
Con Oil 3Has 81. lo33
Cru Stl 3Ks IS o91
Del q Hud As 63 oo1
lD&RG Ans 36-. 55
| lD&RG Is 80 3
lD&RGW IS So . s
lDGRGW IS 7S- 401
Det Ed IS 10 - 1o41
Erie 4has 2O16- 73L
Erie Il 95 - 1o3
Fonda 81 I'D IL
Ga d Ala 81 46 2e
Ga c g. N 6s "a 50
ct Nor 4hs77E lo3L
GtN 1st 4As 81 Ito
ct Nor A 46 H. 1o24
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Houston'c IS 81. 30
Hud c 81 90 A. ~4
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Evening star., 1944-03-29

Mead John 81 15o1hI Wdley Pet 40 10
Rates Of DIVIDENDS IN the foresoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly OF semi.annual declaration. un.
idends are not included Also extra OF
extras, Cash Or stock; 2 Paid last ysar
rsysee n ;soes Declessd e q p,iG No. e
( Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year w With warrants. N without
warrants.
Evening star., 1944-03-29
N. Y. Curb Market
Furnished by the AssOciated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

IAla Grt Sou9g = 1oc
IAla Power pf q IL
Allied I Inv pf-- Il
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IAlum L pf g. 1o(
Alum Co Am 3 Is
IAlum Am pf 9 1o1
Am Cen Mfg he- {
Am c P&L B. Z
lam q ? p VT ]
Am Fork&H Ae II
Am q d n l.o0 a
Ia G&E pf Ats liz
lam Hard Rub / II
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| lAmPot&Ch1 hg 4.
lam Hepub Me Il
lam Spv LIST pf - 1o7
lam Super pf- Il
IAppaln pf4.Bo lo(
lark N g pf hk- II
lAro EQUIP .40e-
tArt MetWks 80. f!
IAshld O&R 40
Atlas Ply go II
Babck&Wil Ne z.
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1Birds g Fl Ne
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Blue Ridge. .05g-
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lBrazTrac h1Ng. l!
Brtll A - [
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Brill pf 1o<
IBrWn Rniat z.
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Buff N g. Z p pf II
BunkHill&S hs. 1
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ICallite T .10e :
ICarnation Ia. *
ICarrier Ia
ICenHudG&E. 68 {
ICharis 80 --- )
IChi Riv&M .15e. J
IChilds pf ----- 2e
ICities Service l.
lCities Serv pf - 1o<
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lClev Tract Sc. II
lColon Develop .
colonial Air.. }
lCol F&I war - !
lColts ? ? Arm s.
ICol G&E pf 5 81
Com Pb 8 80 n
Icons Biscuit 40 4
Icons G B $50 81
ICGBal pfB 4.50 lie
Icons M&S h1a -
Icons r SITS .40s Z
ICosd Pet pf hg- "a
tCreole Pet Mg "a
ICr'n c Pet .l0g 4
lContG&Epr pf 71o1
Cont r & 8 Ae 9
lCro'n Drug .OHe Z
DARBY Pet We u
IDuval Tex 8 Ae. 8
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Easy VIM B Ag- 5
Il Bd g. Share 8
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Il B&S Of s 81
Elgin Nat W Ae- -
| Emerson Il .16s s
Emp Power Nix ~
| EditCp S3pf AK -
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| lFairchE&A .20g. Z
| lFalstaff Br so Il
| lFansteelMet Ag Il
| FordMCanA HI &c
Fuller (GA) 2g II
lGen Freofg Ae IL
10 W GEE pf 8 ~
IGilbert AC SOC 1c
IGlen Alden .40e II
IGodchx So A 2e. N
IGray Mfg s
lot APP nv : Ae 81
lot Nor Pap 80 81
IGlf st Ut 8 pf 6 11c
HAIL Lamp zoe }
Harvrd Brw. .10e ,
lHecla Min Ne }
Hoe r b Co A "a
Humble Oil Ae- ~
tHum-Ross .10e 4
IHussman-Lig.60 80 }
I'M Power {
lul Power div ct II
Ill Power pf hk ~
In Zinc .40e II
Imp o L h.50-- Il
Ind serv Z pf s.
IntM&Chem VI I
Int SafR B Zoe. ]
Intl Utilities A 2e
Irving A CT {
Jacobs A E zoe J
Jacobs Co {
Kingston P cog :
Kirby Pet log :
Koppers Of 6 1o1
Lake Sh h.S0 l.
ILone Str Gs.20e {
Lynch Corp 2 n
IMapes Cons "a 3
Mass Ut Asso J
IMcCord Rad B ;
lMcWill Drg he {
IMead John Sa TX
| Rates Of dividen,
are annual diSburs'
Quarterly or semi-i
less otherwise note
Evening star., 1944-03-29
Dividends Announced

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Discovered for you by the General
Mills Betty Croker staff!
Mixing time-only minutes!
Uses only | bowl!
So SIRE, even brides get more deli
ciouS cakes.
only Sofrasilk Cake Flour is gEarHn-
feed" TO work in this easier, quicker
Betty Croker Method recipe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

SoftaSilk gives marvellous cake in any
Standard cake -four recipe.
Ger Betty Croker Softasilk Cake
Flour.
In one package, you get the Cake
Flour and the new Betty Croker
Method recipes that mean new cake
making magic for you.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07

pasakyciau, - atsiliepe Vikintas, vienas
zemaitijos kunigaiksciu. -,Jie patys kvie-
te Vokiecius ir kviete prizes mus, tai tel
singas dalykas butu ir atsisakius, ypac da-
bar, kada ir mes patys turin ikvaliai ma
miniu rupesciu.
- Teisingai kalbi, - tare Sprudeika,
netolimas Vikinto kaimynas. - Bet Wis
tiktai ir jie saw zmones. Man rodos, ge-
riau butu nusprendus taip kad kas nori
ir gall, tegul ir gelbsti.
Su sitais zodziais sutiko ir visi.
Dabar is pulko issiskyre augalotas, is
meles vyras Gudiskuose pareduose ir, Gu
diskai kalbedamas Arsiojo vaiku vardu,
pareikalavo kad seimas priverstu Algi-
manta atiduoti jiems Mingailos kunigaik-
stijos zemes.
- Kodel sveikas nekalbi Lietuviskai,
ak esi Juodvesis ir moki kalbos? - pate
milo Dauksys, paine Vitarta, Arsiojo
vaiku pasiuntini.
- AS nenoriu kalbeti Lietuviskai.
Budamas tarp Gudu as pripratau Gudis-
kai : @
Kas jis per vienas? - uzklause
Zivinbudis
= Tai isvytas is Juodvesijos uz nela-
buma Vitartas, atsiliepe Nemura ir
pridejo: - kaimietis is Viesnios kaimo.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-07
ISNIEKTNTOS
VELIAVOS

sioje knygoje atvaizduota sunlios muA'
tautos kovos su Rusu valdzia del spaudos atga-
Vino, del musu teisiu, del tolimos tuomet Ne
priklausomybes. Parodyta begalinis susiprate-
u pasisventimas del savo tevynes, del broliY
labo, del sviesios ateities 'Isniekintos Velia-
vos" yra tai tartum knygos "Baudziava" tasa.
(Kaina SUI prisiuntimu 65c.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
lq-CitY Prog. Tor sole

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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-06
ARIZONIANS CLAIM NATIVE
GRAPEFRUIT is .SQUIRTLESS

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 6. UP)-,
The western governors meeting here
in annual convention December Z
10 viii not need goggles at a break
fast to be given by the Arizona
California desert grapefruit grow
ers.
The organization made that an
nouncement in refusing Indignantly
an offer from Texas to supply avi-
ators' goggles fer the occasion.
I'VE can't speak for the squirting
quality of fruit from other states"
a spokesman asserted, but grape
fruit from Arizona and California
can be eaten eafely without the use
of protective equipment"