davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11

reilten 5uiammen no9 ben Ser. Staa.
ten, um BORT Die 8ii6ofsmeibe at er>
balten.
@r >pur6e in 8bilaoelpbia bon 8i-
idof 9foiati getpeibt p1breno fem
8ru6er, &eo. Sran8 potrid uno 8i-
idof 2efebre bon 9etroit aiiiltierten
uno 8ii6of England Die Seitpreoigt
bielt.
Ser neugepeibte 8ii9of bon 9rafa
erbielt oas Na6foleere6t oes 8iidofs
bon ct. Souls. 8iidof 9toiati itarb
fur5e 3eit oarauf tpdbreno elmer Mii>
iionsreiie in Saiti uno Die Gorge oer
groBen 9io5eie fiel ouf Die S6ultern
oes iungen Silfsbiibofs, friiber, als
man ertpartet bate. Die Di03eie be-
fano itd IN groBen finan3ieuen
Sdpierisfeiten. 9ie &atbeorale tpar
tief in S9uloen uno bic &atboliten
5eigten feline groBe 8iaiefeit, Die
59ul6en ab5utragen. Ser 8iidof ner-
Iu6te iein @liid i'm @runoeisentums.
gei9dft unb 5tpor nit groBem grfolg.
Gin gutter Serr bon ct. 2ouis, Mr.
Sbornton, bermadte na9 ieinem Sobe
Ser Stride Elm @eibenf bon $780,.
900. @noere beponierten ibre @eloer
6eim 8iibof. Dieier leete oas @el6
IN IN @runoeigentum unb als Der
Bert oes @runoeieentums beim Mus.
orud oes 8iirgerfrieges fiel, beaobIte
er ale ginleger in barem @eI6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11

it6 Die Gage 6es 8iidofs ertrdgIider.
Dur9 elm 8rebe 8opit 9ius' oes
Neunten tpur6e er gum gr5biidof er-
nan1t.
SSm 7. Hrobin5ialfon5il bon 8alti-
more tpuroen flint Suffraganbiid0fe
ernannt fir ct. Saul, Dubuque,
Naibpille, Chicago u,o MiImaufee,
un6 bom 81. Stuble genebmigt. Nad-
Dem er biele 8iidofe 1no Brieiter &C.
debit bate, ging Der @r5bii6of na9
Baltimore gum i. Hlenarfon5il. Ct
ma6te BORT einen tiefen @inorl1d auf
Die geriammlung ourd feline a,Ber.
or6entli9e @elebriamfeit.
Ser 8iirgertrieg fano i'm als ei.
men enti6ieoenen Berteioiger Der FL.
Stride in Der ,,9rafe Contribution /,
tpel9e bon alien @eiitli6en ieber &i9.
tung einen Brobeidtpur in Miiiouri
berlangte. Ct nerbot alien ieinen
Briei itern, bieien @io au Ieiiten, ba Der
Cert oesielben etne 8eleioigung ent-
balte. @infge Hrieiter muroen oesbalb
gefangen genommen, peil tie ben @io
oertpeieerten. Ser @rabii6of bradte
BEN Sal1 bon einem @eri6tsbof gum
anbern uno ee,uann idIieBlih bic gnt'
Ideioung, oaB oas Drafe-@eieb ,1n-
tonititutionen iei. Sm patifanii9en
aonail bon 1869 par Der @rabiidof
,iner bon ben Brdlaten, tpel@e Die CT.
flarung bes Dogmas bon Der l1nfebl'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11

,,Das iino alleS grinnerungen, Die
mir alte 9naben nod i'm @eod6tniS
baben', bemerfte Reinede, ,,beute itno
iie alle i'm @rab."
,,Bas i6 ober nod iagen tpol1te, lit
Die oenftpiiroige @ri6einung bes al
ten er5biidofs Beter 9fidoro Sen.
rid, Der bis gum A. Wdr5 1896 lebte.
gr tpar am II. Augu1t 1906 geboren
atnb neun Sabre finger als iein 8rus
Der Srana Batrid. ct itarb, 80 Sabre
alt, in ct. Souls. Sd tpeiB es nod
gana gut. @ue 3eitungen bra6ten bic
Na6ri6t, beionoers Die fatbolii9en.
8ie Elm alter Batrior9 batte er l&ns
ter ben grabiid0fen un6 8ii6ofen bier
i'm MittelpeIten getpirft, cine 3ierbe
Der Stride ,nb Elm tpabrer Batriot iei'
mes neuen gaterlanbes. 9ta9 flint
Sabren barten Gtuoiun1s miro ct bon
@r5biidof Murrap in Dublin, ssSSrla1o,
getpeibt. Na9 mebr monatiger Eatig.
felt in Der Miiiion, tpabreno melder
3eit feline Nutter geltorben NOR, per'
lieB er iein Seinatlano unb fam rad
amerifa. Auf Buni9 ieines 8ru6ers
lonoete er in Mila6e1pbia uno orbei-
tete BORT NIT eroBem Offer in Der 81.
0oeie.
Ct pnroe Hrdit6e1t oes oortieen
Seminars, &eftor Der &atbe6rale un6
@eneralbifar ser 9i05eie. 9as NOR
am gn6e oes Sabres 1888. 8abren6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11
Dbio @aii nfrennb

oiefer iiebenidbrieen Gdtigfeit berfaB-
te er peridieoene 8erfe, Die ibm ben
Namen zines tii6tigen GbeoIogen
bro6ten: uDie galibttGt Ser anglifas
nilben 8eibe griinoIid gepriift"
@biGo. 1841); Scr Monat Ma.
rienS" 1tno ~Oie @ei6i6te oes fl.
Sauies bon 2oretto'.
SIN Sabre 1910 gine er nod &om.
9ort tuollte ct SSeiuit tperSen tpurbe
aber bonn 0bern /oaielbit 0obon obee-
balten. 8iibof Noiati trof 6en iltngen
'GrieIter un6 er bat Sen 81. StubI,
man moge i'm gum 9oo6iutor Der 9i>
o5eie ct. 2ouis ernennen. 60 gut ee-
fiel linn (8ti6of 9foioti) beiien gba-
rafter uno ousee5ei6nete gigenidof.
ten. Ser Sl. Stubl eab Elm un6 bei6e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11

Die 8iO8eie ct. 2ouis par iebr
umfangreid 81 per 3eit. sic nmfaBte
Miiiouri, arfanias uno baIb Ssainots.
go tparen fetne biid0Ht9en 8eiu6e
iebr ibpierig, forperIid ,1no 9eiftig
anitrenge1o. 0od er idraf por feiner
SdWterigtett 3uriid. Sein 8egleiter
mar agetpobnli6 9feb. Gom Guiad, NIT
Dem er oft Sunoerte bon Weilen at
Bfero reiten uno in 2ogSiitten iiber-
na6ten muBte.
gs gab nur tpenige &irden uno tpe-
nige Brieite 8alo erbielt er Stlfe
bon oen 2a5ariltenodtern 1no Sen Sc
iutten, bon ben ct. Soiepbsi6mefern
uno oen Siiters of @baritp, Die bon
anoerstpo bertrieben tporoen. Sic fa>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11
1ednnkQn
AEAlszsseAntaqan
@aB @e& 3. SRertses
(SortieBung)

NOUIIIeBNHBD
sd erinnere mid oeiien'', unter,
bra9 i'm &amann, ui6 babe i'm aud
eeieben. Sier in 8reeie tpar Ser alte
Dunn, Elm @nglGnoer, oer friiber lans
ge auf Dem 9tiber gearbeitet batte uno
in 8reeie Gertrude Seioemann beira.
tete. gr er3dblte otter bon Sames 9.
CABS, iiber feline @rfinbungen. uSe
mas an OILS &iper Man", 10 nonnte
er i'm.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-10-11
RittnOdl, ben III. DffOber 1914

| bielter uno tpdblt oesbalb mon pIa.
Get" IN Der eriten StBung or tpar
nidt in Der Sisung antpeIe1no, oils oos
Dogma ertldrt tpuroe. 5obaIo er aber
b0rte, mas geibeben mar, untertparf
er itd freitptnig uno 0ffentIid Der
Webrbeit Der etimmen iotpobf als Der
4utoritdt Der &ir6e. T.
t T T
Daber baben Die @atboliten uno
au9 gldubige Hroteitanten ibre eige.
men S6ulen nod, au6 bier in 8reeie
un0 Carlyle. g8ie 1ange aber Die Bro-
teitanten ibre S6ulen aufre9t balten
tperoen, bdngt bon ibrer @laubens.
lt6rfe uno er ibrer &inoer ab. Ser
Broteitantismus bdlt ii6 bIoB ols 8e-
fampfer Der fatboliiden Muttertirde
uno 5erfaut, tpenn oieier SaB l1n6
oieie 8itterfeit idtpinoet. 9ann 5er-
fallt audi ibre 9feligion Sic fommen
Damn our Wutterfir6e 3uritd, bergei'
len ieoen Streit unb Saoer uno per.
ben pieoer oie> alten @larbensbriioer,
ooer ite fallen gang bonn @lauben ob,
tper0en Neubeioen, angeitedt bonn Go
5ialismus, Nationalismus un6 &om'
munismus, pie mir es beute in
0euti6lano feitltellen
Geinede i6&pieg einige Minuten,
6onn fling er pieoer an:
uSSSn meinen friiberen Sabren, als
id iiberallbin muBte, big O'5allon,
Sa., un0 mandmal fait big na9 Gent
tralia, un0 5uar 3u Hfer6, babe id
oft nit oen 48ern, tpel6e oeutIbe STE"
bolutionii ten tparen uno bier berum,
belonoers in 8ellepille, gelanoet pa-
rem, geiprohen 0ieIe &erle paren az
1e rote So5ialiiten na6 fran5oiti6em
Oeulter uno iebr religionsfeinolid, be-
ionoers prieiterfeinolib. @inige mo'
rem gebiloete Meni6en, aber gan5 bon
bon berfebrten 9lnit6ten, bic tie aus
ben i6le6ten S6riften, 8udern uno
5eitungen geid0pft batten. Seute mob.
men ettige bon ibnen in 8eIepiIle.
91u6 bier in 8reeie uno in garlDle'
gibt es nod einige Samilien oaDon.
Seine oieier Samilten gebt in cine
Stride, uno tpenn lie iterben, tperoen
tie I'M 8albaaafir6bof begraben, in
Walboua, Dem Sirnmel Der 6euti9en
Sei6eng0tter. Sotpeit fommen bieie
Deut19en, Die ibren @lauben berlie-
rem uno Damn 9rt1tentumsfeinoli9
iterben."
,9a muB i6 Sbnen tpie6er redt ges
ben'', ltimmte i6 ibn gu. $50 i9
berfomme in Ohio, eine es in Corn.
ing, 8errp Co., ebenio nit ben 9eut.
i6en. Webr als Die &dlfte batten if.
rem @lauben berloren, eingen Conn.
tags nibt in bic Stride un6 ip0ttelten
nur iiber iol6e, Die nod in Die Stride
gingen. sic nannten ite nl1r 8etbrii'
Der. SSbre Stride tpar Der Saloon, Der
@efangberein ltn6 Die Xbeaterbiibne.
SSm @nfang gab es nur einen Saloon.
Da famen Die Deuti9en -ionntags ge.
tpobnli6 na6 6er Meiie 5uiommen
uno es gab 6a ben ganaen Morgen
cine augemeine &eligionsoisputtererei.
Wean6mal ging es iebr larueno babel
5u. 8olo eritanoen nod 5tpei CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Stock Prices Narrow
And Irregular in
Quiet Dealings
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, April IA little
investment demand put props under
individual stocks in today's market,
but many leaders suffered from a
lack of rallying incentives.
AS in the past few weeks, custo-
mers generally inclined to proceed
carefully on the buying side-sell-
ers were equally wary-because of
the belief important European
events were in the making. The
result was a high degree of selec-
tivity with such purchasing as de-
veloped based largely on earnings
and dividend hopes.
Prices turned a bit mixed after a
moderately steady opening. Several
rails slipped toward the close, al
though number had been up in
the forenoon. Bullish forces found
some consolation in the fact deal
ings were as sluggish as trends were
indefinite. Transfers for the full
proceedings were around 100000
shares, another one of the smallegs
turnovers in six months.
Union Pacific and Zonite Products
managed to touch 1914 peaks. Ahead
occasionally were Texas Co., Ana
conda, Woolworth, Goodyear, Inter-
national Harvester and Western
Union "a" Stumblers were Santa
Fe, Southern Pacific, U. S. Rubber,
Montgomery Ward, Du Point, Ameri-
can Can and Union Carbide. Steels
and motors were narrow.
Bonds did better than stocks, with
prime-rated loans attracting sound
bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April ~. IN twFA, .---saiabis
hogs 1000: total, 1000: market opened
fairly active. 1928 hixher than SATURDAY..
but later trade slow with virtually ali ad.
vance lost Market now steady with Erie
and down. heavier on wssh now teaS,
With Saturday on weishts 270 pounds and
Saturday Of as6,5o lower thsn Frieay;
and choice 20q-270 pounds. 13.s5-s5;
10000 pounds I3.4o-6s 30o,3s0
no poends: ls'15.i ssS: soss STEADY 70
10 lower than Friday. GOOD End choice
39o-aso pounds. 12.6o-90; indications fair
clearance.
sala6le cattle, 10000; salable calves,
1000: strictly fed steer run; choice Offer.
Drsd.ominstea; mosdeerssely active; steady Y
paid for strictly choice 1,l3o-pound aver
ages: next highest price, 1878, but little
above 1900: bulk, 13,75-I6.00; stockers
very scarce. steady. other killing classes
steady; cows and bulls acuteiy scarce. bulk
fed hsifsrs; l3so-l5.so strictly choice
80: most S Sesf cows, sso.1gbo i 1sss
strictly good offerings, 1873: cutters, SIS
DOWN: heavy sausage bulls to 1900 and
fass o bulls to 1880: veaiers UNCHANGED at
sslaSls sheep. 10000; total. $4,000;
mo Sds ssI owe sa s weak a e Is
~ good and choice lambs sold early: best
bids, 1925 on lambs held to 1850 or
slightly above; load good 9S-pound Colo
RADIO lambs, 1900: three loads medium and
scod around $500 POUND fed westerns,
1850: small lots. 1900; few good native
lambs 1900; sheep again very scarce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Aviation Firms Expected
To Gain Sharply in 1914
Special Dispatch to The Star.

AbeSiok oicpAtSA w lac obdt.
NEW YORK. April 17.-Aviation
a $40, 600, 900 900 industry last year
and ranking as the largest In the
country, is scheduled for an addi-
tional so per cent increase in 1914,
according to an analysis published
today by the Index, quarterly pub
ncation Of the New York Trust Co.
Total revenues Of the air trans-
port companies In 1913 were esti-
mated at $125 900 900. an all-time
record, Of which r. per cent was
passenger trafhc, 81 per cent mail
and per cent express
Production figures of planes have
also risen to unusual heights for an
industry whose roots were planted
"a mere Is or 20 years ago." it is
pointed out.
Aviation faces a future in which
millions of individuals in this coun-
try and abroad will have personal
knowledge of what airplanes can do
as a transport agency; a vast num-
Der will know how to fly and repair
them, and the general public is
convinced that new improvements
will soon provide safer, cheaper,
more comfortable and more de-
pendable air transportation for a
peacetime world. Few industries
face such an expansive outlook with
such legacy and such an obliga-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Cancellation Gaps
Filled Quickly al
Busy Steel Mills
By the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, April 17.-Cancel-
lations traceable to changed war
requirements have caused "occa-
sional gaps" in steel rolling sched-
ules but these are filled promptly
by other pressing tonnage, the
magazine Steel said.
The publication reported most
plate producers are well covered
for the third quarters, with fourth
quarter commitments expanding. ;"
Bar schedules are tightening ap-
preciably, attributed to larger re-
quirements for heavy shells and
greater needs of railroad and farm
equipment manufacturers" Steel
said. Structural mill schedules
also show stiffening, more a result
of landing craft needs than in
creased building operations"
The industry produced 7,so4, 7o4
net tons of steel ingots in March,
only 1887 tons below the all-time
monthly record of 7,8ls,o61 tons set
last October, the magazine said.
Steelworks operations last week
fell one point to 981z per cent of
capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
PRICES paid net fob, Washington
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations april 10: Whites,
browns and mixed colors U. S. grade A,
medium, 81 30: average 81; u. S, grade
b, large, 1895; average, "A; u S. grade
B, medium, 2s-31; average, osla: U. S.
craze &, 2b-3l; average, 30l2. Current
receipts. nearby ungraded eggs 26-27
Receipts, Government graded eggs, l,22O
cases 1.-TWO days.
paid net fob. WASHINGTON permitted
transportation charges included according
70 mlleageo Broilers and fryers, 2Si2-3O;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Federal Lund Banks
Will Redeem Bonds

NEW YORK, April ia call for
redemption on May Is Of $199, 130, 100
of outstanding consolidated Federal
Farm Loan bonds was issued today
on behalf of the IL Federal Land
Banks by w. E. Rhea, land bank
commissioner.
The issue is the 4 per cent bonds
dated May IS, 1884, and due May
Is, 1864. Commissioner Rhea also
announced the Federal Land Banks
had arranged to redeem two other
consolidated issues at their first
callable dates on July l and July Is.
The three bond issues will be paid
off in cash without any exchange
of securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Supply Of Capital
Bank Stocks Falls
Short Of Demand
BY EDWARD c. STONE.


Demand for Washington bank
stocks is far ahead of the supply
investment dealers reported today in
commenting on first quarter results
in the over-the-counter market. So
little stock has been offered that
they have many untitled orders on
their books.
Prices have held steady in the
past three months, with a rising
trend in several issues. Recent bids
for Anacostia Bank stock have been
around ITS; City Bank, %; Column
bia National. 1852; Hamilton Ma
tional, 40; East Washington Saw
ings, IS; Munsey Trust, 87k; Ma
tional Metropolitan, 25S: Second Ma
tional, IS; Security Savings & Com
mercial, ITS; Suburban National, Is;
and Union Trust, 90, the latter stock
having gained about 10 points re-
Gently.
Dealers report that National Press
Building bonds and Washington
Properties Is have been in extra
good demand. Mayflower Hotel
stock has also been more active
Washington Railway g. Electric
units have sold off during the pres
ent Potomac Electric Power rate
hearings, the survey disclosed.
Bankers at ABA Council.
Francis G. Addison, IT., president
of the Security Savings e. CONNER
cial Bank, will report as chairman
OF the Federal Legislation Commit
tee of the American Bankers Asso-
citation at the spring council meet
ing now in session in Chicago.
Robert V. Fleming, president of
Riggs, will report as chairman of
the ABA special committee on
Treasury borrowing. This is the
most important ABA meeting of
the year aside from the fall con-
vention.
D. j. Needham, general counsel
of the ABA, and j. o. Brott, his
assistant; Wilmer j. Waller, ABA
national treasurer, and Charles H.
Doing, who represents the District
Bankers Association, are at the
sessions; also j. Stanley Holland,
American Security & Trust Co.
Stock Listed on Exchange.
Following Securities and Ex-
change Commission approval, 20
600 shares of Union Trust Co. stock.
par value $50 share, were listed on
the Washington Stock Exchange
today. The opening bid was 500 a
share, with $40 asked. No sales.
The stock pays SO share semi
annually, yielding per cent year.
Today's action brings bank stock
listings on the exchange to IL, more
than most of the larger exchanges
have.
Capital Transit sold at 81 today,
a new 1914 high.
Home Owners Clubs Urged.
The United States Savings and
Loan League reports that member
associations are now placing de-
positors' funds in postwar home
building clubs. An association in
indianapolis has 900 members and
several clubs on the Pacific Coast
are growing rapidly.
Suggestions for forming such
clubs have been forwarded to Wash
1ngton's building and loan associa-
lions in the District Building and
Loan League. Loan leaders said to-
day the idea has not been adopted
here vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April II P).-Small declines
were Ecforded in wheat today as heavy
SHOWS MeE9 reported in western Kansas, a
dispatetes Sxfdited the C0nih odity cfs2ii
Corp. With rhrchasing 5s506. 900 buszfy11
81 Csn "a yhsat ,d Isst week american
dian rye 49, m q laT7ssF Js.s Z. Nv - -
:. Independent strength was shown by the
May rye future, which was above its pre-
sion. 4oihs 81. the BUYING 81 This delivery
was hAlteNad TO BE- against sales of de-
ponthSAiost eround ia rS4esfs the Cow
ernments shortly would offer to shell and
haul surplus corn for farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Foreign Exchange

change rates follow tGreat Britain n
dollars. others in cents:
Canadian dollar In New York open mar.
Eet: 9A per cent discount, or 90.25 United
EurorS: Great Britain. official, buying
Latin America. Argentine free. 24.92,
Unchanged; Brazil, free, 5.2On; Mexico,
20. 65n.
n Nominal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Money Market

NEW YORK, April II bP,D-CaIl money,
steady; ! per cent; prime commercial pa
days, "a; 4-6 months, / u per cent. Bank
ers acceptances unchanged; 5000 days,
la-,is per cent; months, ,ss-l2 per cent
o-h months. Ss-irs per cent. Rediscount
rate, New York Reserve Bank (Al, la-l
Ecr cent; (A u per cent on Treasury
paper Of one year or shorter; longer ma
turtles. | per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April II righteousness
over possible new developments in the war
picture retarded cotton trading today as
prices infatuated In narrow range. Mill
hedee selling and light commission house
Late values were unchanged to 10 cents
a bale higher, May. 2l.07; July, 1910; Oc-
tober, 90 03 ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17

Wheat, none. Barley mailing, 1.25-
"A ", nom; feed. ISL .2212, nom. Field
nom; red tor, 14.00-1 90. NOM; red
clover, $3.50, nom; sweet clover, 1880
nom.
ley were unchanged at ceilings. Deferred
wheat deliveries closed hss lower, July
;6SA. deferred oats A-34 lower, July
7SA, deferred barley unchanged to 20
hikher. July 1.247s, and rye was un-
changed to 70 lower, May 29h-3s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
ApprOximate Sales Today.
100 am. 80 olo 1900 noon 100 $50
| 100 nm 265 600 E.ln u m 1dA ZOO

fUnit OF trading, 10 shares: sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganizsd under Bankruptcy Act
Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration I'm
less otherwise noted, special ore extra divl-
dends are not included. xEx dividend
xr EX rights. a Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock Declared or paid so far this
h Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, April II P,.-The
securities Commission reported today
these transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New York
stock Exchange for April Is: l,553 pur-
chaSeS involving II 1928 shares: / ,4O4 sales
involving $4,000 shares, including u short
sales involving go shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17

washington Gas commons at 22h. 20
{ at 22A.
Capital Transit Cos at 81.
WashinKton Gas $3.50 preferred--l0o ct
1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17

lN6AoUH Z. Z.uU
3s 55-51 Ill .
gas 68-63---1 100 s
2hs 69-64- 100 )
NEW YORK CITY
So 80. loeM
FOREIGN. 200
Buen A 4sss TT TN
Chile rs AZ 49, 1914
Denmark IS A. 70
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17

United Artists Corp. announced it
has purchased Sir Alexander Kor-
da' S holdings in the company at a
price unofficially reported to be
around 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-17
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished By the Associated Press.)
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