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Evening star., 1944-04-19
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production de-
clined in the week ended April IS to
4,307, ,498. 900 kilowatt hours, COM
pared with 4,361 ,094 900 in the pre-
vious week, but remained 1879 above
3,916, ,794 900 in the like 1943 week,
reported the Edison Electric IN
Stitute.
Cotton Mill Operations in March
were at 1920 OF capacity, based on
an S0-hour week. compared with
1233% in February and 13449o in
March, 1943, the Census Bureau an
nounced.
Life Insurance Sales of So major
companies in March totaled $751;
498, 600, gain of 17qo over a year
ago, while sales for the first three
months of this year were $50 above
a year ago, the Hartford Research
Bureau disclosed.
Steel Orders are 80 to 1919 above
q month ago and one firms booked
tonnage is estimated at 20eo above {
year ago, reported the magazine Iror
Age. Can makers are worried abou
steel deliveries, the magazine added
A Real Contribution to the Wal
Effort was made last year by COM
mercial banks insured by the FDIC
according to Chairman Leo T. Crow
ley, who reported they bought ST.
982 900 900 worth of Government
securities to increase their holdings
to $50, ,694, 100000
Johns ManviIle Corp. reported
earnings for the first quarter were
S1,451 ,566 or $1.66 a share, compared
with $1,087,119 or $123 in the same
1943 period.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. earn
ed $1,285,3 1897 or Al cents a share in
the first quarter. compared with
s1,037,641 or 80 cents in the same
ls43 period.
Continental Baking Co. earned
$815, ,220 or 27 cents share in Il
weeks ended April l, compared with
$758, ,439 or 25 cents year ago.
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co. net
for the first quarter was $428, ,254
or 48 cents share VS.. $220,330 OF
Is cents year ago.
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp. nei
for the first quarter was S544,067 OF
56 cents VS.. $822, $50 or 86 cents 6
year ago.
Interstate Department Store.
Corp. earned $1,126,529 or 1922 g
share in the year ended January
81, compared with S1,124,873 or S3.2'
on fewer shares in the previou.
year.
Acme Steel Co. net for the first
quarter was $420,987 or $128 a share
VS. s422,3 ,3l6 or the same amount pc,
share year ago.
Eaton Mfg. Co. earned $952l9l OF
s1.35 a share in the first quarter
compared with se24,857 or $l.3l q
year ago.
Ferro Enamel Corp. profit for tn,
first quarter was S108,0l4 or As cent.
share VS.. $63, ,496 or 81 cents in the
same 1943 period.
Industrial Rayon Corp. earned
$402, 1853 or SO cents share in thu
first quarter, compared with $439,.
937 or So cents year ago.
Keystone Steel g. Wire Co. earned
$269 500 or IS cents a share in thre,
months ended March 81, compared
with $220,854 or % cents a year ago
Flintkote Co. net for the thre,
four-week periods ended March 2!
was $3l7,8 or 80 cents share
compared with $244,2 ,224 or % cent,
in the same period a year ago.
General Motors Corp. reported it
Chevrolet Division built lSqo of al
aircraft engines produced by Amer
ican industry in 1943.
Atlantic Coast Line paid out NOR,
for taxes than for wages and sal
aries for the first time in its histor,
In lS43. Taxes of $51 ,250 900 werl
equivalent to around $62.25 q shar,
an s2,soo per empioye.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
Capital Store Sales
15Per Cent Above
1943 in March
Ry EDWARD C. STONE.


Department store sales in Wash
ington in March scored a Is per cen
gain over March, 1943, the Fedora
Reserve Bank of Richmond reporte,
today. The report showed sales il
the first quarter were unchanged
from last year.
Sales in rs stores in the Who'll,
fifth district averaged 81 per cen
above March, 1943, and were up
per cent in the first quarter. TIL,
report said the rise in March sale.
this year was partly due to tht
earlier date of Easter in 1914.
ALI the leading cities in the fifth
district had sharp gains. II
Charleston, w. Va, sales were up 81
per cent and in Huntington 43 pei
cent. Baltimore sales gained % pei
cent.
Telephone Stations Show Gain.
In the third month of 1914 tht
Chesapeake e. Potomac Telephone
Co. showed a gain of 536 station.
over the preceding month and 2,41s
phones over March, 1943, officials
reported today.
Stations at the end of March
numbered 365 ,435 against 363,016 ir
the same month a year ago. Thi.
figure set a new record for March
and was close to the alltime peal
recorded last September when $685..
498 phones were in service.
Average daily calls in March mum.
bered 1,550.737, a substantial In.
crease over the preceding month
but of slightly from the 1852 ,20t
daily calls registered in March 9
year ago. The company still ha!
thousands of applications for phone,
which cannot be filled because Of
lack of materials.
Sales Company rs Years Old.
The Edgar Morris Sales Co., II.
Thirteenth street NV, wholesale
distributors of gas and electric ap.
pliances, is celebrating it's 25th an.
niversary this week, having opened
for business on April 10, 1919. Edgar
Morris, the president, organized the
firm just after returning from Worlc
War I, while George X. Kindley
vice president, joined the organiza-
ton on January /, 1920.
When refrigerators were added, q
second store was opened in 1890 at
726 Thirteenth street. As business
volume increased, the building at
7l2 Thirteenth street was purchased
and used for offices and display
rooms. A warehouse also was &C
quired. The company now has over
400 wholesale customers among
electrical dealers, department stores,
builders, restaurants and hotels.
MIR. Morris said today he is very
optimistic on the business outlook
after the war. He believes Wash
ington viii continue to grow steadily
New Manager Announced.
Kirchofer & Arnold, Inc, an
nounced today that Elliott w. Grim
shaw, formerly vice president of j
G. White & Co., Inc, has been ap-
pointed resident manager of the
Washington Office. He has had 2C
years experience in the investment
busines, is q graduate of Columbia
University and served in the Navy
in the last war. .-.---
Johnston, Lemon & Co. partici-
pated today in an offering OF
$4,500, 900 National Container Corp
5 per cent 15-year debentures at
500 and interest. ~-
Mergenthaler Linotype reached
another 1914 high yesterday when
1t sold on the exchange here at IS.
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U. S. May Take Leod
In Trade With Indio
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 19.-S. M
Ahmed, private Indian trade con-
sultant, said yesterday that, in view
OF the rapid pace at which American
trade with India Is growing, the
United States may become India's
foremost supplier and customer In
1914.
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Market AVERAGES
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Wsshington:
1oQEMafket steady. Prices paid for
gradins stations (Aprl 19). whites.
browns. mixed colors. q. 8. Grade A, large,
1881. avssass 30h: 2. g. grade a. me
large, 1894, averSse 81: q. 8. srade q.
msdtum, 81; Y. 9. grads c. 26-31, aversse
19t. current receipts. nearby ungfaded
LIVE rQUIrRy-Mafket. frm. Receipts
light. Prices paid net fob. Washington
according TO mileesel. broilers and fryers,
26h-3Qs fowl, 26H.2e
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)ILv 81 zoos st r SAhl
lfseh v 4tts zoos A5N |
5iLeh Y - zoos l1A
Leh Val T Is 81 76A |
slL&N ANS zoos 1o5A |
ol Mich c AIS 70. 0SA |
slMSpSeMcAs 80. 36
IlN-K-T % % A. 60h |
MKT ~ % 81 S1A |
lst $3.50 63k |
'Mo r 6As 40 II
xlko p 6s 81 T. 62h |
IlNo p sen Is 7S- z6b
q 3 6s 6b 59h
y Nor d 3 4hs BB 55h
LlMor&E3 hs20OO S6M
- ~ eoA
NO0rtNor So 80 1ooA
<lNOPS IS 65 B : = 1o3M
NO Term 4s So oeA
NOTM bias - 76A
NYC # Bs 2013- -
xlNYC 4hs2Ol3A 66
slNYC en- ~ 0S II
slNYC cv 3As 81. 9Sh
3Has % 7oiA
slNYChSL 8 y s7A 1o3M
INYChSL 4hs7S e6M
NY Dock a. 81. %
6s A6 57M
SlNYNHH zMs 81 59A
rINYNHH - &C. >
Is ST asa
1lNYNHH 3 rs A 51M
NYOW RI ~ % Dh
klNYOW gn Is IS 1o4A
ilNYSW IN IS 40 AhI
%lNYSW RI 81 ST. Aeh
'1NYWB zMs 40-. z6M
Nof P o. BOAT = ezA
xINor p Ahs 20l7 74A
INor r IS 20A7-- S2A
'xlO&L Ch Is 4S : 10h
Ohio I'd 3Xs 70 1ooAA
xlOWRRN Is 81 : 1ooA
zlPsn RR "a y s601231t
IlPen RR AHssd7O 1o2lA
Pen RR g4Ns81 1oe
Poro Marc 30 50 -
" Ans 40 99N
IlPhil II 8 y . o7- lila
IlPh r G ! o. - :. asa
xlPh RCI 81 ~ st 90
SlPhillipsP 3Ns6z 1o0A
lPWva zMs00 A ~
Port q = Ans COZ 1o21k
hIProv eecu - 81 2S
HlHedg Ans o. 4 100A
ISIReds J CITY ~ 81 eoA
SIRio Or " - So 1zM
IIRio Or " - 10 59h
<lR I A&L xlas "a -
%lRutl LIST AMs Il. 16h
lstlSH g so B.. 42A
klStLsF ANS 7S-. 3zN
lStLSF u 50 A.. 3oh
hlStLSW r. IS 90 50
h| StPK KCsL4Has41 -
Sea AL e IS As 20
hISea AL As 50 St G5M
AL RI As So zoH
lsea-AF 6s 36 A. 50
Also Pac ANS 60 77M
III lSo Pac RI As s. 90h
$50 Pac cit Is 40, 9oA
!SoPac4 4lasOr77- 01A
AISou Ry 6s Sc 100
Sou Ry gn ~ 50 ozH
AlSup Oil 3hs So 1o6h
Tex&FS5 y 3 80. ooiA
AIT b p 81 70 c. ooN
Third Ave Is 60 3zM
1StThtrd Ave ~ 90 -
Uu Pc LIST 4s A. 10TH
Alum Pac 3hs II 1o4h
AlUt Drug 3As 56 1o2
.lVa&SW Q 81 S. ozh
AAs 81 7oA
tSlW Nd 6hs77 A1o3N
.lWest Nd IL SO -
hiW Pac 1st 50 46 9oiA
.lWest On IS 60. 1o3N
IWis Cent As 40 81
1o7N
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Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 R).-The
securities Commission reported today
these transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New York
STOCK ss EXCHANGE for April 1s: 5,34O pur-
chases involving d55,S S6s shares: 4.425
64 short sales involving 2.lO7 shares
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Cotton's Future Is Not Bright. p

Cottons Future Is Not Bright, P.
Q. Davis, Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute extension director, told a
rural life conference at jackson,
Miss. The current world carryover
is the biggest ever and production of
competitive fibers is growing, he
added.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
Approximate Sales Today.


IL 100 am 27o $50 1900 noon A3o 32S
100 pm. S23 565 200 pm. 649 565
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full r 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-
dends are not included. K TX dividend
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. d Cash
|or stock Declared or paid 50 far this
year. Payable in stock. Paid last year.
h Payable in Canadian funds. K Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
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gas 72-67-- 100 IL
NEW YORK CITY
80 S0------- 1oeM
FOREIGN. 200
Buen A AIS TT I'm
Chill 6s Feb 61a. I'm
Costa Ri - 81 a.
Mex As 04asd 64 lin
Peru 2nd os 81 Al
Rio @ dos 70 81 36H
Serbs G 8 rs g. lSN
DOMESTIC. 2:ot
Allegany 6s so 1o2
Am T&T IS So. 117A
Am Tob IS 62 80 1o3N
ATSF al Is 95 100
Att b Bir 4s So 54N
ACL LIST As ST. -
ACL cit Is S. 1o2
ACL AS "a - o6.
BOO lst N 48-- e1H
BIO 95 A----- 51N
BAO OK e SSH
B&O 90 F----- S1N
B&o cv Co.,. 3eA
B&O Il A.. 07A
| lBOPLEWV4s6l. 90
B&O 8 W 80 66N
B&O r G 4s So 7eA
BethSt 80 60 1o2&
Bost Ne A1as 70 61N
But Rap 81 st -
B c r b N Is 81 as
Bush Ter Is S. 7oH
Can p u perp e43,
lCen @ en- 81 46 A51
Cen Ga Ch Il 81 -
Cen Pac IS 60 81
lC RR N J 81 ST. 35h
Chi d Alt IS 40. 26H
lCB&0 IS II A. 1o34
iCB&Q 4hs ~ -
lCGW ANS 2OSS 53l
ICNSPp IS rs 53L
ICMSPP 81 1000. 14L
lCMsP 4Ms 80 G %
lCMSP gn ~ So ~
IC&NW 6s ST.. 76L
Ic&NW AIS 40 131
| CNW 4Ms 90 vi. G9L
| GRIP 4Ms 50 A. %6A
| GRIP q 86---- Toy
| GRIP RI 4s S. ~
| ICSLNON ~ 81 o.
| Ch&W I 4As 90 1o51
| Childs 81 a.. 7zh
| CCCsL 4hs ~ 7o3I
lCCCsl CWN4se1 66h
CT n III So 70--1o7h
lCl q T 81 73--- 954
| CT q r 4As77 oo1
Col Fu&Ir IS 70 30
ICol8sS4 hzs60md 613
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| Cons p 3As 80 11o1
lDel d Hud 4s SO 01z
lD&Rd 4Hs So. -
ID&RG Is 80 - SOL
ID&R0W IS IS. -
lD&RdW Is 7S ~
Det T T ANS 81 9o3
EN- G&F 3Ms 621o13
Fla e c IS "a -
lGa c d N 6s -. s.
lot Nor 4hs77E. 1o4l
lot Nor 3As 07- %
Hud G 81 62 A.. 663
n b N : IS ST. g
&c As 62----- 76l
TIC z Is 66----- -
IC ANS Co., CO..
lIC IS s. 6------. o
&c st Lou IS 81 72l
lIC 81 L 3hs 81 761
IlCC6L b 03 A. 67s
IICC6L ms 63-. Gz3
lint q n O. Sc 1o3
Int GN1st6s62 5o5
Int Hy = 0s ~ 563
lint T&T Ans 50 GIL
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,tLeh v Il r Sc s. 66l
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- k~SS SOD
:00IKrusger Br.3Oe- .
MlLackAwanna A6h
Lake 6h h.o0--. 13N
zMlLakey Foundry 2i4
oNlLAne-Wells . Il 11h
0MILangendf B "a Of |
MLine Nater'l 4ss 1oA
"a Locke 8 C 1.20a. 1eh
3 Long Isl L pf b STA
. LouisL&Exp 40. %
Corp a.. 40
AlMarion st SHOW 81
3MlMemph NC .10e. 3N
NlNerr-C Ch&Scot-. 81
> Mer-C d 3 war 1MI
. MET I'd pf 6----11Sh
3NlMichBump .10e- AZ
0hl lAidSP A vtc.61e 11h
3 MidWstCrp zoe 1oh
1ae - zAM
1AIMidwss OH rs. 81
6AIAlinn NAM .3Ss -
; Mock JVoeh We. 17hl
zNINolybdenumhs ~
AhIAont : Ward A = 17oh
3Al Mount Pr So. -
8 NAT BeNas .0Be- III
0elNat Candy g. %
9HlNat City Lns l.. 1zh
Q Natl p Gas H. 11A
90 MNat Sug RI he- 10M
WlNatl q Radio -
~ n Z p A OPT 2k-. 50
! N J Elmo hss- -. Sl76
3NlN r Merch 60 -
N Y Wat Svc pf- 81
"a Mag Hud PW--- zA
4 Mag n PW ] pf- 77,Al
3H|N Hud Pw I'd pf. 80
o1AlNigehNdB.2Og- SA
~ Niles-Bem-P 2. 11A |
> N A Lap 1l7A |
ga Northeast Air L ~ |
~lN I p 8 pf 6----1o6
Q Nor st PVT A.. 1zt |
eNNovadel-A b. a.
~ Okla ut q LAO a
3A Pac q OPT 1.b0- 33N
~ Pac Ling pf g. 1o7
ga Pac Pub Sv 40. ~ |
IA Pantepec- IA
D Pennroad Ag-- IA |
4 Penn P&Lpf =. 1o1A |
5M Pa Salt 1Me---1S3
6Al peppere1l 10---D1
pa Phila Co. Soc ~ |
pa Philips Pkg Mg- 5M |
614I Phoenix Secur asa |
.30e. 1M |
4 Pitts al = g. 6oA !
1hl Pitts Met Ae--- 11A |
~ Pratt g. L .40s-- 2osA |
~ Prosperity B. 81 |
~ Pug Sd Pal. zoe lzh |
Ia PS PdsL 8 pf 8 09l4 |
3AlPug Sd PCT Ne, DA |
oNl Quaker o pf 6--15o
5 R-K-O war III
~ Rsytheon Mfg -
oA Reed RolBit Ae- a.
z Repub Await Ne ~ |
5M Ryan Aero.35g-. h |
s Scovill Mig a. 80
s Scrant-sBW pf- -
D Segal Lock -. IL |
03bI Seton Lea .S6g-. J
> Shat-Denn----. ~ |
. Sherwin w g. 99A |
III Singer Mfg 6a--731
ga Solar Ms. g.30g-- ~ |
~ Sonotons .05e-- AZ
~ lSoss Mfg .10e "a
; Sw Penn P l. We 30
8 Stand Cap q g. ~
3A lStd Dig pf 100. Ia
81 lSterl AL Pr 1g-- oh
] Strook&Co 2hs. 20
on Tampa Elec .4Oe 2At
3h Technicolor Mg 1854
5AlTex Pol pf = 11o
ga Tob Prod Tx 4
o Todd Shipyd 1e- 50
6A 7 ung-Sol L.10e- 81
ga Ulen Real 7iA |
81 Unexcel Mf.50-. s,4 |
2 On Gas Can 6A |
~ UnitAirc Prod 1. M
e3@ Utd Cg VIII st 2h
D o C-WS pf 21ak 1914
8ihI It'd Gas s- 1h
2ih IT'D Gas pf sax 117h
oN Utd 1t & p pf S1M
7hIUnMilkPpf 21as. -
Shl Un Sh M 2.5Oa- 7oH
7MIUtdspclties. .20g- 6h
| q 8 Foil B.8Oe 6
, UNIV Pictur 1g-. AZ
} Univ Pic vtc lg- z1M
IA Ut-Idaho s .15e. 2lh
7HlUtah P&L pf- 55
~ Valspar Corp. 2
, Valspar pf TX. 37A
3hl Venezuela Pet loi6
5iAlvirs Pub Svc pf l26
, Waco Airc.3Og-. ia
5 watt q B B lh
oiA AIWentwthMf Ae- 3H
D w Tex Ut pf O. 1904
~ W Va C&C HaR III
} Wolver p c .10g- 3A
l lWestrn Air L ia
d. in the foregoing table
ements based on the last
declaration. Un-
ed special or extra div
,cluded. Q Also extra or
stock. 8 Paid last year.
:. e Declared or paid so
yable in Canadian funds.
idends paid or declared
h warrants. XIV without
Evening star., 1944-04-19

| 30
lAinSworth As-- n
lair Associa so g
lAir-Way n .30g. a
IAlum Ltd h6a 76,
lAlum Co Am B. 80.
lam Beverage--- y
lam Cyan B go %,
lam q b Il 1.o0. 20
Am Laun N Ne 40
Am 1t b T 1.20. IN
lam Mfg he---- 81
lam Repub Mg-- Ii
Am Super pf-- Ia
Am Writ Pap 3
AppalEP pf4.6O 1o0
Ark Nat Gas A. 81
lAshld O&R 40 g.
IAtl Coast = Ae- 3
Atl Rayon .66s-. n
Babck&Wil Ae- zl,
Baldwin w. 81
BellancaAir he. )
| Bliss EW) L. Ia
| Blue r pf 3D.. ~
| Blumenthal s.. III
| Borne Scry 2hg as
| BreezeCo .40e. 10
Bridgeport OIL 9,
| Brill A-------- 10
Brill pf-------1 1ooi
| Br-AmT rg.256s -,
Buff N q = p pf. ~
| Burma Ltd. !
| BURY Biscuit 81
lCallite T .10e 3,
lCanInAlB h.35g. 4,
iCAfrtef f-------. IA
ICatlin Am .10g- >.
| Cent OhioStl .36e 81
tCherry-Burr 80 -,
| Chi Tex Sh 1e-. %
lChilds pf------ 26,
ICities Service--. la
| Cities Serv pf 100
ICities Svc pf B.. .!
| Clev Tract As-. ~
| Clinch Coal 131
| Colon Develop ~
| Colonial Air.. 8.
| Col F&I war;. a
| Colts p r Arm %
Col G&E pf 81. 81
Cons @ B 3.60-- 65l
Cons r Sts .40e 81
icons Steel Ne 3,
IContF&Mch We. -
lCop Range As- s,
lCosden Petroleu q
lCreole Pet hg-. "A
lCroft Brew .05g. II
lCrowley MIL n
iCrwn D pf1.76-. ~
ICub Att Sug 1g- 1o1
DARBY Pet Me 3li
lDenni MI A.40e- ),
VI G&M pf 1.2O- 1ol
IDtvco Corp We. ,
lDurh Hos B. Ne ~
lDuval Tex 8 Ae. 81
East @ q p. z
e G&F g pf1Hk 35i
East Sta pf A IS
East States pf b 50
Il Bd q Share .
Il B&S pf g. 20!
PEI Pei I'd pf A. -
Emerson n .1bs .
| Equity Corp u
EuitCp S3pf Ak. 36i
lFchild c q &I1g. 8,
| lFansteelMet Ag. Ia
Frank c Dis Ag. ;
| Cat Pow pf h5-- rs
tGen Finan 90. -
Ia G&E cv pf B. -.116l
lGen Sh pf Cd - 81
| Gilbert AC .60g- 1oi
lGlen Alden .40e. III
lGrand r v .30g- 81
IGray Mfg 81
| ct A&P nv lNe 80
Greenf T&D 1ag s,
lGlf 8 u pf $50 1o6i
| Hearn Dept Str -
Hearn DIS pf g. ~
HellrWE pf1.75- az
Heyden Oh zoe lo3
Hollinser hes 10
Hubbell n go. 1ei
Humble Oil Ae Az
Upgrade Ed .3Oe 1o3
Ill Power ~
III Power div Ct III
Ill Pwr pf l Sax. Az
Imp o L h.60 IL
IndP&L pf6.25- 100
init Hyro Fl pf- 8
Intl Indus ----- ~
Intl Pet hi III
Int Prod He--. ~
rronFire vtc1 20 10
Jacobs A 4 zoe -
Jacobs Co -. 81
J c P Il L pf O. %
J C P & L pf los
Jul g. Koke he- 2ol
Kennedy's zoe 10
Kingston p cog ~
Knott Corp .60g 8
Koppers pf 6 1ol
Rates Of dividends
are annual dlsburser
quarterly or semi-al
less otherwise noted
idends are not inc.
Evening star., 1944-04-19

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing tabl
are annual disbursements based on the las
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included. Also extra o.
extras. d Cash or stock. 9 Paid last year
far this year b Payable in Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. XIV Withou
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N. Y. Curb Market

Furnished by the Associated Rrsss.)
LIST NCUDEe ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
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Washington Exchunos

Traction LIS 5s-s5oo At io5M.
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sxx dividend. tPlus extras. Paid %
lOe extra. paid IN 1913. $4,000
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N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished ~ the Associated Prese.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS,

TREASURY. 2:00ILv 81 zoos Ct SAN
81: sih. m es-Sz q osc30o : lLsh y 4..s zoos ~!
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Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK, April 10 R.-Dividends
declared; ....-.,.,.x
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New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK, April 10 R.-National
association Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1944-11-23
De 6auIIe Supported
On Foreign Policy !
By the Associate Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-Tl1e French
Consultative Assembly yesterday
voted confidence In the govern
ment's foreign policy after hearing
a discourse by Gen. Charles de
Gaulle in which the provisional
chief asserted France was ready to
participate in an international or
ganization for world peace.
In his speech Gen. de Gaulle's re-
ferred to the Pacific war, declaring
France was determined to recover
the colony of Indo- China.
Gen de Gaulle celebrated his 54th
birthday yesterday and received a
present from his daughter, Elizabeth,
that should give him something in
common with Premier Stain when
he journeys to Moscow soon. Eliza
beth de Gaulle gave her father a
pipe.
Evening star., 1944-11-23
Egon Petri Receives Ovation
As National Symphony Soloist

The multicolored and audacious
talent of the composer flashes un-
curbed in demoniac splendor plac-
ing the problem Of Interpretation
up to the artist.
Losing none OF the concerto's
dazzling propensities In the per-
formance, Mr.. Petri gave them form
and reason by the clarity and bal
ance he maintained. His magnifi-
cent technique reveled in the many
brilliant opportunities in which the
work abounds and while its fiery
spirit was captured 1t was not with
an orgy of temperament. INTEL
lectual poise, refinement Of style,
beauty and power Of tone made Mr..
Petri's performance unforgettable.
Howard Mitchell, the symphony's s
first cellist, was also acclaimed for
his beautiful playing in the passages
for cello and piano.
DR.. Kinder directed the orchestra
Evening star., 1944-11-23
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DANCE.
Idaho State Society, Wardman
Park Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall of the Air, Jewish
Community Center, $3.50 o'clock.
EXHIBITS.
Seventh Metropolitan State Art
Contest Exhibit, Natural History
Building, National Museum, Tenth
street and Constitution avenue NV,
9 am. to 4:30 pm. through Sunday.
Bernice Cross paintings, Phillips
Memorial Gallery, pm. to 6 pm.
Tuesdays through Saturdays; 8 to 7
pm. Sunday and II am. to 10 pm
Monday through Sunday.
Photographs by Eugene Kibbe Of
Elsar, ILL.,, section of photography,
Arts and Industries Building. on
Mall, am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through November.
Art by Washington children,
through December 8, Public Library,
Eighth and K streets NV. 9 am.
to 8 pm. daily except Sunday. 2 to
Is pm. Art in the Countries South
of U.s." through December Is, 8 am
6 pm. weekdays.
Drypeints in black and white and
in color, by Mortimer Borne Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, Division Of Graphic
Arts, Smithsonian Institution, on
Mall, am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through December IT.
LECTURE.
THE Political Structure of Ef-
fective World Organization" by
Representative Fulbright, Democrat,
of Arkansas, Agriculture Department
auditorium, p m. tomorrow.
LUNCHEON.
Uptown Lions Club, Broadmoor
Hotel, 1915 pm. tomorrow. Mem
bers and guests.
MUSIC.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Starboard Band of
Naval Air Station, Victor Borge's
Orchestra and George Byron, singer
Special Thanksgiving program,
USO Club, Eighth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
officers dance, Junior Of1cers Of
Washington, 735 Seventeenth street
NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Service uoroen opd mon NOV oh-
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any OF the fol-
lowing USO numbers: Republic 1877,
National 3431, National 0614 or Ex-
ecutive 0428. Colored service person.
mel may call USO. Decatur 1864, or
War Hospitality. Decatur 7768.
Evening star., 1944-11-23
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