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Evening star., 1944-04-20
One-han Mustang Raid
.FeIk 40 10 50 Germans

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 20.-Forty to SO
German soldiers were wounded or
killed yesterday while they were
running to man antiaircraft guns
when Mustang pilot made a one
man bombing and strafing attack on
an enemy airfield In Northern
France, a United States 9th Air
Force announcement said today.
Ihe one-man assault was deliv-
cred by Capt. Richard E. Turner of
Bartlesville, Okla, a squadron leader
who has nine and one-half enemv
planes to his credit. Capt. Turner
was flying with his fighter-bomber
group when mechanical trouble
forced him to get rid of his bombs
III hurry. He struck out for the
nearest enemy airfield, dived,
dumped his load and then turned
his guns on about 100 German SOL
dlers who were racing for gun en-
placements.
I was about so feet off the
ground and moving about $50 miles
an hour as I came in opening fire" i"
Capt. Turner related. Forty to so
Germans slumped to the ground and
the rest scattered"
Evening star., 1944-04-20
U.S.. Foreign Holdings
Listed at 13 Billions
By the Associated, Press.

DS tue ASSoclatec. Press.
Americans have a $13,3OO 900 900
financial stake abroad, nearly two
thirds of 1t invested in Allied or
friendly nations, but most of the
remainder is subject to enemy
control.
The Treasury, reporting last night
on its first complete tabulation of a.
Nationwide census, said only Great
Britain might compare In a volume
OF foreign investments.
This countrys stake beyond it's
borders is larger by nearly $780,
100000 than the total of foreign
owned assets here. American hold
ings valued at 75,00o,0 900 in
enemy countries are more than
triple the $450,000,000 aggregate of
known Axis properties in the United
States.
An additional s2,O0o,0oo, 900 in
American property has been located
In occupied countries, the Treasury
said, most of it ''in all probability"
seized by the Axis.
BY far the largest number of
American dollars have gone north
ward for a total of $4,375 600 900 in
vested In Canada. American assets
In Great Britain total 81, ,030 900 900
and in other parts of the British
Empire, 1896, 100000.
OF the enemy countries, Germany
Is represented by 81 ,290 900 900; Italy,
s265 ,000, 900; Japan, $50 900 900: Ro-
mania, s65 100000; Hungary, s55,-
100000, and Bulgaria, $4,000, 900
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Chicago Livestock

- CHICAGO, April 20 IP.-The demand
ior it hogs within the support bracket was
sie5oy snd toaayi but generally trade was slow
RED i. steers and yearlings were steady
SIrlctly choice offerings absent Fed wooled
western lamps were held for $3.50 and
ported. '"ie' ie'
A slzable portion of the 10000 hogs un-
loaded e;S. TO-DAY were light weights Of me-
MI their slaughter pens with this class
bought the heavier weights of better quail
ity lc,, with the result that about 5000 head
the top price of Sl3.S5, with the bulk ot
the good and choice 200 to 30 pounc
PHtcherS aaaTv 6eh9 bought for Sl375 to Sl3
Founders selling for S1325 to $3.50.
Light weight steers OF medium grade
showed some weakness, turning at SI4 0(
for $ 90 to $1,000, some loads makine
Si6.I0 and $3.50, but those held fol
81 ~ 80 % were left unsold in the early par
20 20 10 % cents; Gamers and cutter were
steadv TeaS With VIII bulls and vealers generally
Traders blamed the high asking lrict
in that market.
slow; STEADY on good and Choice hog hog.
uneveniy lower on iighter weights, Ge"H ' witt t
grade lieht weights; sows Ar Steady; ;eO TOP OF,
1885 very .sparingly; bulk good anc
cholce 200-21O pounds, 13.15-S0: 2SO-:53C
few l3.o0,l3;25; good and choice 1901 9L
pounds, Il .50-13 so; good and choice ! so.
~ pounds, ii .G5-l2.75: medium grades
10000 pouncs, 1.00-12 so; aprroxi-
mately 5000 unSold, partly common and
medium grade underweightS.
Salable cattle, $500; salable calves
900; generally steady market on fec
steers and yearlines, some weakness or
light weight medium grades turning al
IA 90 downward, nothing strictly choice
here, best held around 1850; shipper de.
mand fairly broad; bulk steers, IA 90
1900; several loads 1910 and 1920;
stock cattle dull; heifers steady, scarce;
beef cows. 1850 lower: Gamers and cutters
weak; bulls and vealerS generally steady,
Welghty SAUSAGE offerings to 1900, and
vealerS 1900 down.
Salable sheep. 5000; total, 1900; higher
asking prices retarding trade; good and
choice fed Yooled Western lambs held up
to 1850 and a little above, most bids
steady sheep again very scarce; late
Wednesday two load good and choice SS-
pound Shorn lambs, No | and = pelts,
mostly No : peltS, sold HOO
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Chicogo Grain

CHICAGO, April 90 Up.-Selling in
grain pits dried up today and all cereals
advanced fractionally in a firm market.
Wheat led the upturn on a. revival Of -four
this market to miilers. More rains in the
Midwest served to support oats and barley
prices.
terms to Romania created selling around
midsession. but offerings were taken readily
and traders were impressed with the mar
that the downturn. of recent sessions. had
strengthened the technical position Some
short covefing' was noticeable late In the
session.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Business Briefs
Petroleum Institute re

American Petroleum Institute re-
ported crude Oil production averaged
4,432, $50 barrels daily in week ended
April Is. This was an increase of
5000 barrels from preceding weeks
average and compared with 3,907,-
100 barrels daily year ago.
West Virginia Coal & Coke Co
reported income equal to SO cents a
share for first quarter compared
with 80 cents share for the quar-
ter of last year.
National Can Corp. reported net
loss Of $258,273 on sales of S11.239.-
664 for 1943 compared with net loss
of S9l5,025 on sales of $11,8O3, ,871
in 1912.
American Sugar Refining Co
president, j. B. Abbott, said the 1914
Cuban sugar crop will be one OF
the largest in the islands history
totaling more than 100000 short
tons. He said industrial sugar ra-
tions should be increased to their
former levels.
United Cigar-Whelan Stores, Inc
earned S1,4ll,171, or 10 cents a share
on the common stock, compared with
SLOTS, ,146, or 13 cents a share, in
1912.
Art Metal Works, Inc. and three
subsidiaries earned $467,3l4, or S2.13
a share in 1943, against S310,2l1, OF
SLAP a share, in 1912
International Telephone & Tele-
graph Corp. reported 1943 earnings
were 86 cents share compared with
1912 return of 33 cents a share.
National Industrial Conference
Board, private research organization
reports the cost of living for wage
earners and ow-salaried clerica
workers declined in March in more
than half of the 63 industrial sur.
veys in its cities.
COnde Mast, Inc. declared a spe.
cial dividend of so cents a share
payable May IS to holders of recore
May /. Last year the company paic
SO cents share on June Is anc
25 cents on December l.
Federal Reserve Bank of Rich.
mond reported Fifth District de.
partment store sales volume TO,
March was 21ec higher than in tht
same month last year The rise wa,
due partly to the earlier date O.
Easter.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad presi.
dent, Roy B. White, announced
after meeting OF the board of di
rectors that the company expected
to be in a position to meet the ma.
turity on August of the publicly
held portion of its secured 4%o notes
Atlantic Refining Co. and subsidi
aries earned S4,159,000 for the frs
quarter of 1914, or $151 a share
compared with 81 ,334 900, or As cent.
a share, in 1943.
Owens Illinois Glass Co. and sub
sidlarieS for the II months ended
March 81, 1914, earned $685., ,797
as compared with S9,555 ,47250 for
the II months ended March 81, 1943
This was 1886 a share compared
with $356 share
Canadian wheat, for the first time
In the memory of Board Of Trade
dealers, is moving into the Kansas
City market in large quantities, with
more than 100 carloads destined for
livestock feed received here in the
last 10 days.
The shipments were described as
a part of the Commodity Credit
Corporations effort to relieve feed
shortages in this country.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
PIone Engine Production
Up 452b at Ford Plant

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 20.-Production
of Pratt & Whitney 2.000-horse-
power aircraft engines at the Ford
Motor Co.'S River Rouge plant has
increased As per cent during the
last three months, the company an
nounced today.
The gain was due, the announce
ment said, to further refinement of
manufacturing methods.
The engines are used to power
several of the leading fighter and
bomber planes of the Army Air
Forces.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Eorleiqn Exchange

NEW york, April 20 aH4i-Fofsisn eF.
lars, others In cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, ga per cent discount. or 9025 United
States cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain. ofnc4al, buying,
4.02; selling, 4.04.
UP .O1 Of cent: Brazil. free, 5.20n; Mex-
ico, 20.6 65n.
d Nominal
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Car loudinos

The Association of American Railroads
reported today that 799, 1865 cars of revenue
freight were loaded dufing the week end.
ing last Saturday
This was an increase of 1O.641 cars
or 1.3 per cent, compared with the preced.
ing week: an increase of 19,O57 cars OF
"a per cent, compared with the correspond.
ing week year ago. and a decrease oi
46,54O cars, or 5.5 per cent, compared
with two years ago.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
D. T.. Insurance Sale!
II Per Cent Above
1943 in March
By EDWARD C. STONE.

In another sharp monthly ad
vance, life insurance sales in thu
Capital in March totaled $6,O12, 900
a II per cent gain over the s5,018,'
900 written in the same month las
year, 1t was reported from Hartford
today. Sales in the first quartz,
reached $17089,oo0 a 10 per cen
advance over last year.
Washington's March percentag,
gain was exactly the same as fo
the whole United States. Maryland
made fine showing with a 26 pc,
cent gain. sales totaling $12,707 ,OO'
and bringing the upturn in the frs
quarter to 2S per cent.
Virginia did almost as we'll, sale.
OF $12,236,000 being Is per cen
ahead of last year in March and W
80 per cent in the first quarter. II
West Virginia March busines.
gained is per cent and jumped 81
per cent In the three months.
Assets Gain l6,787 ,O0O, 600.
The annual report of Chairman
Leo T. Crowley of the Federal De.
posit Insurance Corp. shows asset.
of insured commercial banks in.
creased $16,787, 100000, or Is pei
cent, in l943. Holdings of United
States Government obligations
amounted to $58,694, 900 900, an in.
crease of $17,982 900, 900, or A pei
cent. OF total assets on December
81, 50 per cent were in Government
obligations.
Deposits amounted to $1O4,116.-
100000, a $l6,295 900, 900 increase, or
l9 per cent. Demand deposits were
up "a per cent and time deposits 18.
At the end of the year the banks
had 1865, 100000 in their war loan
and Series E Bond accounts. Total
capital accounts increased by $397,-
100000 during the year, rejecting
increases in common stock, surplus,
undivided profits and reserves.
Severance New President.
Frank B. Severance, since 1886
vice president of the Citizens
Building & Loan Association of
Montgomery County, Inc, at Silver
Spring, Md, has been elevated to
the presidency, it was announced
today. He succeeds the late Frank
l.. Hewitt. He has had wide finan-
c1al experience as he was cashier of
the First National Bank of Gathers
burg for 80 years.
Mortgage Record Praised.
Clarence E. Kefauver, president,
District Building and Loan League,
told the Executive Council that the
Washington associations did better
than al per cent of the first mort
gage financing here in 1943, as
against national average of 80
per cent for similar financing. He
stated that members of the asso-
citation now hold $166,000,000 in
first mortgages.
Mr.. Kefauver asserted that the
loan associations here have earned
a respected place in home financing
despite the planned economy be-
ing devised by Government agen-
cies, adding that the building of
home units after the war will be
a telling factor in the city's pros
perfty.
Porter in Oratory Contest.
Stephen O. Porter, Chevy Chase
branch, Riggs National Bank, will
represent Washington Chapter. BIA,
IN the district public speaking con-
test at Philadelphia Saturday. Mr..
Porter won second place in the ma
tional public speaking contest in
Chicago last June and If successful
In winning first honors in Philadel-
phia, will again compete in the ma
tional contest, to be held in st.
Louis.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April 20 LP.-The cotton
market moved in narrow range in quiet
trading today as clarification of uncer-
tainties in the textile situation was await
ed. These included demand for higher
textile wages and the question of price
control extension. Spot markets were
quiet
Late values were unchanged to 20 cents
= bale loWet May, 2O.99; July, 20,55;
Evening star., 1944-04-20

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 aivi-
dendS are not included xEX dividend
1r EX rights. a Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock e Declared or paid so far this
year Payable in stock Paid last year
n Payable in Canadian funds k Accumu-
ated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-04-20

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Evening star., 1944-04-20
Washington Exchunqe

washington Gas $3.50 pfd.--10 at 105h
5 at 1855.
Peoples Drug Stores comic at 24h.
Mergenthaler Linotype at "a.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
Issue
is Offered by
Louisiana Utility
] BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 20.--A new
issue of $4,000 Louisiana Power
& Light Co. first mortgage per
cent bonds, due in 1874, was offered
today at 103 and interest by group
headed by Halsey, Stuart g. Co.
Proceeds will be used, together
with other funds. to retire $780, :
900 of first mortgage IS now out
standing.
Six banking firms purchased late
yesterday a total of $39. .799 900 of
short-term paper from IS local
housing authorities in various sec
tions Of the country at prices repre-
|senting a cost to the issuer ranging
from 0.52 to 0.67 of / per cent, COM
puted on an annual basis.
1t was the largest block of housing
notes sold thus far In 1914.
Evening star., 1944-04-20

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Evening star., 1944-04-20
N. Y. Curb Market
FURNISHED By the Associated Pfess.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

PREVIOUS CLOSE
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ldends in the foregoing table
based on the last
,mi-annual declaration. Un-
noted special or extra div
t included. a Also extra or
or stock Paid last wear.
Evening star., 1944-04-20

Rates of dividends in the foregoing tabl
are annual disbursements based on the las
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un
less otherwise noted special or extra div
dends are not included. Also extra O.
extras. d Cash or stock. G Paid last year
far this year h Payable in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV Withou
warrants
Evening star., 1944-04-20

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Alum Am pf 11o
Am Cyan B go So
Am G & FL 80. ~
AmPot&Ch1 "A 6. a.
Am Repue Ag-- i
Am Super pf Ia
Am Thread pfH. a
! !Anch Post F .15e 2
| Apex Elec Mig 1. 16
| AppalEP pf4.50- 1o7
Ark Nat Gas A. ,
Art MetWks 80 10
All Coast F Ae- 9
Atlas Ply 80 - 10
Auto v M .50g-- s
Baldwin wr - 6
Bald Rub so 6
Basic Refr. .10e- 4
| Birds s Py Ne 2
Bliss (EW) L. Il
Blue r pf Sd - 4e
Blumenthaf s.. Il
Bow Bilt 1st - II
Brewster Aero z
Bridgeport OIL &c
Brill A 1c
Brown r b W. ,
Brown Rub b----., z
Buzz N q = r pt Il
Buff N&EP 6pf- lo1
Burco Inc pf---. 81
BURY Biscuit }
ICable e p vtc--- ]
ICaI Fl Pwr Zoe }
ICallite T .10e--. .
ICarnation Ia ~
Carrier ID
Cessna Air 1g-- 6
IChilds pf- 2S
tCtt1es Service Id
Cities Serv pf lo1
|Clark Cont Kze-. IS
ICley Tract ase-. 15
Colonial Air }
CGBal pfB 4.50 lie
icons Steel lae s
lContF&Mch 4e. 8
cop Range Sag {
ICreole Pet 1as "a
ICroft Brew .05g ]
Crowley Mil ,
ICub Att Sug liz 19
DARBY Pet Ae Sc
dayton Rub 1ae- 16
lDenni Mf A.40e- 4
IDet Mich s .10e }
EG&F prpf4.5O. 63
E Sug A pf / YAK. ~
ii BID g. Share 9
FL BIS pf 6 - 90
El P&L I'd pf A SO
Emerson El .15e 9
! Equity Corp !
EqitCp S3pf Ak. 35
F. child C & ! 1s. 9
FairchE&A .20g. !
FansteelMet Ag. Is
Fedders------- 5
Gen Firepfg 14e. IL
lGilbert AC .50g- 10
|Glen Alden .4Oe. 13
lGray Mfg 9
Hall Lamp zoe ?
Hammer Pap l. 2l
HaZeltin 1ae II
Hearn Dept Str q
Hecla Min Ne :
Hollinger h.65 9
Holt H A l. .S0g- 1o
Horn & H 100. 26
Hubbell H / go l6
Humble Oil sac AZ
Hum-RosS Toe 5
Upgrade Ed .30e 10
III Power g
III Power div ct Ia
III Pwr pf ] 5sk 4e
Imp o L h.50 IL
InSCoNAm h2a 81
Init Indus ----- z
Jacobs Co 8
Rates of dividend
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Washington Produce

Federal-State graded eggs received from,
grading station tAprii 20). Whites.
browns mixed colors, q. s. grade A. large.
3i-33; average. 32h; o. B Grade B. large.
dina aS,5o' asssg assvssrsags 24n; Y. & grade ?. me.
receipts, nearby unsraded eess, as.S7 Re-
ceipts, Government graded esss, 467 cases,
LIVE POULTRY-Market Arm Re-
ineton permitted Transportation charges
included, according to mileage. Broilers
and fryers. 2Sta-30: fowl. 26h % -
Evening star., 1944-04-20
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, April 90 tPp,--rnvestuent
Bankers Conference, Inc. Bank and trust
companies. Opening bid and asked prices.
Evening star., 1944-04-20

Around the clock bombing re-
quires around-the-month War Bond
buying!
Evening star., 1944-04-20

far fs . y.ss pus sstts s.srt' P..d .st
( 10c extra. pPaid In 1e43. $4,000
Evening star., 1944-04-20
M. Y. Bond Market

Furnished BY the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDs.
Evening star., 1944-04-20
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

Amer Tel & Tel (9)----
Capital Transit (2.00) -
N & w Steamboat (t4)--
Pot Elec Pow 81 pfd (6) :
Pot Ell Pow 6M% pfd 500
Wash Gas 1t com (1.50)--
Wash Gs 1t Gu CIV pf (4.5O)
Wash Gs 1t Gu pfd 5000
Wash Ry 81 Ell com (a9. .00)