davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April 10 ~ CWFA.-Salabls
hoSs, 10000; total. 10000; fairly active,
ga .sSe. 0s sossa ssef sosss n 1850 iSsS
top. 400; several loads 340-375 pounds,
nS - &c, and hSsso shSiss i1oulso nn,,lds
12:6Ol 1850: .4oQd and CHOICE 350-560
up 70 $50; eomplete clearance.
700; strictly sood ana choice FED steers
1918 hisher. medium weights up most;
hetfefs steady to strong along with most
efedso beef COWS: cannsrs and cutters and
light and medium weight bulls slow, steady
70 weak: weighty sausage and beef bulls
fully steady; vealers arm at 10. 900 down:
largely steer. run. bulk 13.50-16.00; top
II 90, paid for. approximately 1900 pound
strictly choice iowa fed steers: next hishest
price 1885; few loads st 1850 and 1886,
but little above 1925: best heifers around
1900: cutter cows, $50 down; heavy sau.
sase bulls to 200 and heavy fat bulls,
1879; stock cattle very scarce.
ealahle sheep. 2.o0Q; total, $500; mod
erately active. generally steady. four loads,
good and choice, Colorado fed vooled
two loads Just -sood coiorsdcs. 1e; o-1S.s5:
deck common 70 medium fed wooled lambs.
14.2A; two loads medium 67.pound shofn
lambs With No: I and 3 pslts, 1900; deck
aged bucks, 500: ewes practically absent
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Bituminous Output
Holds Above Year Aqo

Bituminous coal production in the
week ended April l approximated
II, l,450,000 tons, compared with H.
100000 in the previous week, and
was Al per cent above 1896, 900 in
the like l943 week, the National
Coal Association estimated.
For the year to date, production
Appropriated 162,307, 900 tons,
against 1888 900 In the same 1943
period.
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Business Briefs

General Business Activity con-
tinued at a high level, according
to the index of Business Week,
which for the latest week stood at
2400, unchanged from the preced-
ing week, and compared with 1884
a month ago, 1892 six months ago
and 1885 year ago.
Reduced Profit Margins are faced
by most paper companies in 1914
and lower volumes are indicated,
according to United Business Serv-
ice. However, declines in gross
earnings will be largely offset by
savings in excess profits taxes and
final nets probably will be only
moderately below 1s43, the service
added.
Slab Zinc Shipments in March
reached new peak of 84,558 tons
a gain of 1852 over February, the
American Zinc Institute announced
Production was placed at 86,031, q
gain of 6,137. Stocks at the end OF
March totaled 212,766 tons, a gain
of 1,473 from month earlier.
Greyhound Corp. asked the ICC te
authorize issuance of $4,000, 900 81
sinking fund debentures and 50,00(
shares of 41a% cumulative preferred
stock to provide additional working
capital, redeem outstanding SAY
preference stock, and for other pur'
poses. Net In 1943 was $10,762 ,46!
or $3.50 a share VS.. $8,427 ,97l or $2.9t
in 1912
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp
filed a registration statement with
the SEC covering proposed issuance
of $4,000 shares of s425 cumulative
preferred stock with par value. F
Eberstadt g. Co. was named prin.
cipal underwater.
Celanese Corp. fixed the annua
dividend rate on proposed issue O.
first preferred at s4.75 in an amend
ment filed with the SEC.
Sinclair Oil Corp. net for 1943 wal
$23, ,083, ,709 or $185 a share VS.. 1874.
profit of $18,060,598 or SLAB.
American Gas & Electric Co
earned 1884 ,622 or 1922 share il
1943, compared with S9,927,7l6 O
1921 in 1912.
r. II. Macy & Co., Inc, reported
net of $3,732,39 or s225 a share
for the year ended January 20, com.
pared with S3,0l6,457 or Sl82 in tht
previous fiscal period.
Midland Steel Products Co. earned
s1,670,5O6 or S340 a share in l943
compared with sl,407 ,583 or 1928 il
1912.
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. ne
for l943 was S33,760,80l or $3.50 .
share, before renegotiation, com
pared with S36, 64,o30 or $420 IL
1912.
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. earne,
SI.3l9698 or $313 share in 1874;
compared with $l,427, ,4o8 or $3.38 il
the previous year.
New York Telephone Co. reporte'
net income of $4,257,653 in tw
months ended February 20, com
pared with $3,9l3,702 in the CORE
spending l943 period.
Long-Bell Lumber Co. of Missoul
earned s2,O2s, ,301 or sl.02 share il
1s43, compared with s3,6o5,l75 O
Sl.81 in 1912.
San Diego Gas & Electric Co. re
ported net income for the year end
ed January 81 was 81 ,599, ,483 or 8
cents a share VS.. $1,423,46l or 8
cents in the preceding year.
Northern States Power Co. of Del
aware earned $4,732, 1888 or $6.07
share on the combined preferre
stocks in l943, compared with 81
57824O or $5.87 on the same stock
In 1912.
Woodward Iron Co. earned $252
728 or rs cents a share in the fri
1914 quarter, compared with $25l 81
or rs cents in the same l943 perio'
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Washington Produce

From the War Food Administr ton.
Prices paid net fob Washington:
EGGSEMarket steady: prices paid for
fsssint :raasd sfSs fsSsiyed from
mixed colo!s 2: g. grade A, large, 36-37;
ssyye1ase 36h; Y, 3. grade A. medium, 80
XXI XII as! ssv.rsss: as s1H: p 9. sr.de 3, iarss.
1881: sveSase: 2sh; q. 8. grade G, 1881 !:
sveraees 30. Receipts. Government graded
LivI PoULTRY-Msrfet arm; receipts
and sales Of insufncient volume to deter
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ADpf0Xlm1t6 61I69 To-Day.
IL 100 AIM 1A2 $50 1900 noon 246 $50
100 pm. 333 100 200 pm. 600 900
tUnit OF trading. 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in tho foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. I'm
less otherwise noted, special ore extra divi-
xr Elk rights Also extra or extras Cash
or stock, eDeclared or paid SO far this
h Payable in Canadian funds K Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, April 10 Rs.-Grains held
WITHIN narrow range in quiet trade
that Department of Agriculture crop re-
port was due after the market closed.
and oats belt further delaying planting.
session. - "
exception Of rye, continued strong. Corn
bookings amounted to $500 bushels The
board announced a sharp decline in the
total supply at 10.7O6, 900 bushels, COM
last year. ' '-.'.s
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to N
higher: July, 1.71h; oats were unchanged
to higher: July; 791s, and rye was * IA
BID at i2S, the Ceiling Mh fhyonsbnn, na5iy Thss Thss
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Fifth District Sales
; Per Cent Above
1943 in Quarter
By EDWARD C. STONE.


Department store sales in tn,
Fifth Federal Reserve District
which includes Washington, in th'
first quarter of this year were pc
cent ahead of the like 1943 period
the Federal Reserve Board has an.
nounced. The Atlanta district lee
all the districts with 81 per cent
gain in the three months, Dalla!
standing next with Is per cen'
trade pickup.
The average gain for the country
was 4 per cent. San Francisco ano
Kansas City areas reported 7 pei
cent upturns. Philadelphia and Min.
neapolis did per cent more busi.
ness than last year Store sales ir
New York and st. Louis were up
per cent.
Sales in Boston gained l pei
cent. Cleveland reporting the same
small advance. The Chicago Reserve
district alone reported a decrease
but it was only per cent, the survey
showed.
Pea Helps Train War Pilots.
The annual report of Pennsyl.
vania- Central Airlines says the
latest phase of the company's wal
activity is the operation Of schoo
at Roanoke, Va, where pilots are
being trained for the Naval All
Transport Service.
The report traces Pea growth
from an 800-mile route from Wash
ington to Detroit and Milwaukee tc
the present 3,300-mile system in Il
States and the District of Colum-
bia, serving 80 leading industrial
cities.
The company, which maintains its
general Offices at the Washington
National Airport, will be 18 years
old on April 26.
Birely Joins Folger, Nolan.
Victor M. Birely, formerly with
Johnston, Lemon & Co., has become
associated with Folger, Nolan g. Co..
investment banking firm, it was an
nounced today. He has been active
in the financial district for the past
IL years in institutional and individ-
ual investment business.
Mr.. Birely is a native of Frederick
County, Md, where for several years
he was chairman of the Republican
Central Committee for the Thur
mont district. He has been in the
investment business since 1928, in
Baltimore and Washington.
Commodities Booklet Out.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane's annual booklet on Com
modities" is being distributed among
clients here. It is the most informa-
tive and elaborate commodity survey
the firm has put out, containing 4e
pages. All the major commodity
markets are carefully reviewed.
A. L. M. Virgins, president of the
ABA, will be one of the chief speak
ers at the annual convention of the
American Institute of Banking ir
St. Louis, June 6-8.
J. Clifford Folger, president of the
Investment Bankers Association
will address the New York members
tomorrow night.
Bankers were greatly pleased with
the announcement by Secretary
Jones Of the Commerce Department
that the War Damage Corp. has ex-
tended for IL months from respec-
tive expiration dates all war-dam-
age policies In force on March 81,
1914, without additional premiums
or other charges. This type of in
surance Is very widely held, pre-
miums collected up to December 81
last totaling $21s.000,000.
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Market

INV YORK. April 10 A9. 1aCAll money
s.ns Hsr s isn sns Rs: ssssg s,.s
z ": 40 months: II per Gent; bsnhsrs'
months. H-i: Der cent: rsdiscount rate,
New York Reserve Bank (A) I'll per cent;
(A " Der cent on Treasury paper Of one
year or shorter; longer maturitles, per
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORE. April 10 lP.-Foreisn ex-
chanse rates follow (Great Britain in dol
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
kst, lois Der cent discount or S9.93A
Europe-oreat Britain. ofhcial, buying,
4.02; selling, 4.04.
Latin America-Argentina. free, 24e5,
up ,O6 Of . cent: Brasil. free, S.20n
Mexico. 2O.e6n. NominaI
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Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. April 10 IP.-Visible supply
OF wheat decreased III 900 bushels to 100, :.
5O9 900 bushels last week, the Board Of
Trade reported today. Corn decreased p
2s6.OO0 70 l0,7O6,00N. bushels; oats de-
Gressed 100000 to 3,094 900: rye increa sed
$4,000 to 21.671.OOO barley decreased
39S,0OO to 1898. 600 and soy beans de-
creased 4S4 0O0 to O RSC C0O Wv
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Odd-lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. April 10 tP,.-The Sc
furltles Con Commission reported today these
Stock Exchange for April s: 1860 pur-
chases: involving 54,45O shares; 1908
sales. involving 50,543 shares, Including liz
| short sales. Involving 4o6 shares ~
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April 10 Pl-Cotton fu-
lures registered moderate advances on
active mill buying AGAINST textile awards
Orleans buying in distant positions. Grow
ing scarcity OF desirable grade cotton in
the primary spot markets. reports that
year ago and concern over the farm
labor supply were strens thenine factors.
Late values were 20 to 40 cents q bale
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Exchange
SALES.

Cap9Al Traction ls 6e-s1 900 at loSIs.
Af1EH CALL.
Wal ington Qas common--io at 23
Wo43war4 4 IotAr0D oommon--25 at As.
ros3 s3nnfs Electric Power 5h% pfd.--5 at
AM siesn Security q Trust Co.. at gao,
+ tt 2S0. B st $50, ct 230.
Oteanckel common-1OO at II.
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CHICAGO. April 10 tP.-Poultry live
firm; 3 cars, trucks hens, "a; Leshorn
hens, "a: colored, broilers, fryerS springs,
10 Rocks, broiers, fryers. springs, o1fz:
ROSTERS, 20: ducks. 20; geese. 25 young
turkeys, 32ia to So; old turkeys, 3Oia
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S1SIEkN ~ Q 2OO0. 1o0Afl
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104lotL8H - 30 4 11A|
oyAIotlXC0sl hsN 10 |
90htSea Al Q % IS ~
- 10 Pse 4 4hs 00- z7A1
- 80 Pas n As 81 ADAk2
- ANpael hsoe77. /
49, p 0Yr - 30 104A'
Z Mama oNJ 10 q Aoaa1
% ISx6Yo6 - Q 50 1o9tl
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% UnKlllo 3sIs n HIN
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% Wabash q 81 TIN
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90 wis CENT a l0 M
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/ 1N6A6OH Z. S.U
2As 60-66---.1oo ,
2hs 72-67----10o ]
NEW YORK CITY
FOREIGN. 20
Antioq rs 46 b. 11l
drk s. 68 pt pd- 11a
NinaS q oMs 50 391
Peru ~ 6o----- z2l
Peru 1st % 90 :. al
Serbs G 3 ~ 02- 16l
Drug at <Ns 70. "a
DO9lN9T1C. 30
Ala Pw ~ 100,
Auoe 30 90 m1i
Aueg Inc 80 So ~
Am&F b $3.50 -
Arm D 4s IS 1o6
Au = Bir q 81 -
ACL 1st - 62-- ~
ACL 49, Ga 81
Boo 0B A----- -!
1&O o6 Geo. 81
B&cO A. A.. %
|DOPfEWVAsbl. Oil
D&O 8 W 30 81,
BangA en- A. 81 o
Bost Ne 4hs 20 81
But RAP 81 At -
Celane 8 " . o. 1o@'
Cen q On % Is ~
Can Pc 6s CO. u
10 RH n J b 81 81
|C RR n J As07-. 80
Chi b Alt - 49, -
CD&o lMs IT.. -
| CDo - III 40--.1ol:
|C b = I inc o.. -
| Chi mas - &C. ~
| C110pP g IL -
CAefY 6s 5000 16
| ClfN Ans % g ~
Cll1P 3hs 20 b ~
| CNW as % vi 60
ClsW AVS 2O37 ~
GRIP Il - ~-- ~
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|oCSG 4AS IT ~
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Ct q r zAS77 30
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[cln I'd 3Ms 4S los
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IUkR0 Il 80 - -
|AkR0W 81 7o- -
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lDot ID 50 20 la
lie zMs 201b ~
t0asA Ala SelB -
lot No 4Ms 70 D los
lot Nor 4hs77E 1o4
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l0ulf est Ans 011oA
| Hud c 81 % A.. 90
ENses2----- q
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lint y = 6s a. 90
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N. 7. Curb Market
LIST NCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

by The AsseeiAtsA HfOss.)
ES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
PREVIOUS CLOSE
2:o0lrntl Hyro = pf- "a
- - InU Indus )
- z34slInter Pow pf-- 1o1t
: zGlIronEirs vte1 20 10H
j. 1904 Jacobs Co 81
- S1NIJeanette Glass. 7M|
- NJ G p d L pf o S0A
znlKen-Rad + hg l3A
: AKingston P .20g az
, 2ohlKoppers Of Q lo1
A0SAlKrueser Br.Soe- ~
10 Lackavanna A7iA
>. ! Lake Oh h.S0--. IA
= 1ShlLong lsl / pi - sSA
~ Lons Isl L pf D 5s7t
MILynch Corp 2 =. ara
1oeh Marion St shov- 1tI
: 3MlAcCord Rad b. ~
3hlNerr-Ch66cot-. "a
7 Ao1Nlhdidvals We - 7AiA
: SMlNolybdenumMe ~
= lNonar II T le- 1914
=. Mlkono Pictures. ia
= MlMoody , pf g. 3oh
- 10lkount Pr So. ~l
= zz1ttNwr Oh Mig.30e 1l3k|
- znINat Bellas .06g- IL
- !ztlNst Rub ~ Ns-. 1o1b
=. 1SlNet 6us Rf Ne n
= S0 Natl q Radio Ah|
- zMlNelson (N- ~
= 1oAtNea-Lsk 4 .2Ok. -
: 1o5 n = p 4 OPT 2k. -
>. z1hIN Y Wat Svc pf. 70
znlNiAs Hud Pv--. 2A
151e Mag H Pv ] pf. q
3hlNi1es-Bem.P2 l2h
l Np'singM h.10s =
: IA N A LleP pf lisa
As Nor st Pwr A l3lh |
l@A % P 8 pf At l1ei6
} Q 10 NC cvpf $50 AHA
100 pac Can I 14Ih
} 4|Pac g 6pf 1.6o. IS
l5NIPG51apf 1.375- 33iA |
los Pantepec ~
;. 81 Penn PdLpf7 ao25S |
33 Perfect Circle 2. 33Ia |
. 153tIPolaris .1Oe -, IA
j. HA|Pratt b l. .40s- 20
= 20 PUG Sd PAT We MA |
67AlCuRkef Oats B. -
loe Raytheon Ms ~
} ~ IRsd Hank OIL ~
: HIRepub Await We Z
: 761tIRoeser6Pn Ne l3A !
;. 1NlSt Regis Paper ~
: > Salt Dome OIL 1o1t
!. il Schultz Inc--- IA
>. 1%IAlSchulte pf g.. S@3A
2oAIScranton Lace 2, 369t
IL Scullin stl 1hg.i lost |
6NlSegal Lock III
3Nlsl In pr pf b.50s SsM
64ih ShAt-Denn = 81
36 SosS Mfg .10e ! ~
!, 36 Sou C Z pf 1.5G 3oh
o2,hIS c Z pf B 1.5G 3oh
SlAlStand Cap & 8 .
S6iA Stand Prod Zee oN
MlSterlingInc log 2
Si6lTechnicolor Kas l4M |
oA Tex Pol pf 7 117
, rrans.Lux.10g ia
,l,L Tung Sol L.10e 81
<,ElTunp. al I, of 40 III |
IL Unexcel Mf.5O i 5h
40 U C-wS pf 21ak s73a
eo Utd 1t d p pf -
"a tut Molass .152G ~
j. az ~ % 8 M pf 1.5O-- ~
yMlU 8 Foil B.30e o. |
J. ." Utd Wall p .10S 7iA
- univ Pic vte tg- a.
: zSN utah Pol pf--- S7iA
= !0hI utah Radio 81
: ia valspar Corp. ~
>. zI venezuela PIT IL
. !ShlvirE Pub Sve pf l13A
= ~4A IWagn Bvtc ,16e .
= 19AlWentwthMf Ne, ~
11M W Va C&C hs 01t
81 Wmoreld Coal II 26lA
63AlWright Har hA 7Ns
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. g Paid last year.
took. Declared or paid 50
Payable in Canadian funds.
dividends paid or declared
With uarraptR ~ Nrit{,o,,t |
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September 10
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, none. Barley, mailing, 125-
.44l2, nominal, feed. 115-1 22Ia, nom.
inal Field seed per 100 pounds, timo-
thy 5.75-6. 90, nominal: red top, Ia 90
1900, nominal; red clover 81 80, nom
inal. sweet clover, 1880, nominal
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Market AVERAGES
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. April 10 lP.-steel prices
pr 100 pounds fob Pittsburgh: Hot.
rolled sheets, base price. 2.l0: galvanized
sheets. $50; steel tats. 215.
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ss 81: H.s: y s sss!s s.ri 500 5:.a .s.r:
& 100 extra. Dpaid "a 1e4S. $1,000
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IN. 7. Bond Market

Harnishsd b. the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST or DOND0.
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United States Treasury Position

BY The Associated Press
The position Of the Treasury April T. COMPARED ~,
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Rates Of dividends in the foreEoing table
are annual disbursements ba sed on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends .re not included. Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock Paid last year.
far this year h Payable in Canadian funds.
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this wear. WV With warrants. XIV Without
warrants
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Dividends Announced
Chicago Produce

ESQutre Inc ohc
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Comcl Credit 8
Coml In 7 2.40
Comcl Solv.60g
Com mwlth&Sou
Comwl Ed lao.
Congoleum l.
Con Cigar he-.
tConsCg pr 6h
Cons Cop.20g-
Cons Eds 1.60-
Cons Eds pf s.
Cons Film -.
Cons Fm pf YAK
Cons Nat g la
Cons RR Gu pf-
Cons Vultee 1e-
ConSOlidatn c.
fConsu pf IN.
Container Che.
Cont Bak Ne
Cont Can Ae
Cont Ins 1.60a-
Cont Mot .l5e-
ContOilDel soc
Cont Dia F.20e.
Cont Steel Ne
Cooper Bes Ae-
Copperweld.S0
tCornExch2.40
Corn Prod $50
Corn'l-DEl zoe
Coty Inc 30g
Crane Co Ae
Crm of w 1h
Crosley Cp he
Crown Crk Ae-
Cro'n Zellerb l
tCroZeller pf 8
Crucible Stl 3g-
| Crucible pf s.
| tCuha RR pf
| Cuban S.40s-
Curtis Publish
CurtisP prpf3a.
tCurtiss-Wr Ag.
lCurtiss-W A 2
lCutler-Hm.3 m.35e-
lDaveea st hg-.
Dawson Ch L.
| ItDay PL pf 4h
1Decca Rec 1.2U
deere 81 Co 2g-
deere pf LAO
lDel g. Hudson -
IDel Lack 81 w
IDet Edison. zoe
tpetroit Hills 4
tDev g. RayA1
IDist c s h2.22
lDoehler DC sac
dome M nj 80
Dow Chem 3 -
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Chevy Chase Neighborhood News
Pre-Nubtial Festivities
Lead Informal Parties

w. Kelly, jr., whose guests will re-
main through the afternoon 10
play bridge. The other guests viii
be Miss strode's mother, Mrs.
Charles Strobe; Mrs. Walter Hur-
ley and Miss Peggy Hurley. mother
and sister Of the prospective BRIDE
groom; Mrs. Carl johnson, Mrs.
Clinton Raynor and Mrs. William
Griggs Dew Of Chestnut Hills, and
Mrs. Nelson Rose OF Ardmore, Pa,
whU are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Strobe until after the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pippenger
will be hosts this evening at buffet
supper, entertaining for the lat
ter's sister, Miss Ruth OVERLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Koehler gave
. buffet supper and bridge party
last evening, their guests number
ing Is.
Mrs. william Scott Stein enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday fol-
lowed by bridge, and another hostess
that day was Mrs. L. Pierce Riddle,
who gave q lunch party.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Whitcomb Of
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Anumber Of informal parties have
been given IN Chevy Chase. and
others are planned IN tn near fu-
t,lre which include festivities for
future brides and hridesrooms and
their wedding parties. Miss Mar
j0rie Kerby, daughter Of Mr.. and
Nrs. McFall Kerby. and her fiance,
It. Andrew Altman, who will be
married early next month, and
Mis- Elesnore Dunbar Strobe and
Mr.. Walter Hurley, jr., who win be
married Saturday, are among those
being honored. Miss Kerby was
the riest Of honor Friday evening
ct supper and shower given by
Miss Barbara Richards and Miss
MAribel Small. Other guests In
cluded Mrs. Douglas ]. Titus, Mrs.
MArBhall Garrett, Mrs. Robert Kel-
ler, Mrs. John Cosgrove, Mrs. Rich
ard Fischer, Mrs. Harold Vincent,
jr, Miss Ruth Edwards, Miss June
Carson, Miss Mary Mattingly and
Mias Mary Ellen Brown.
Mlss Strobe will be entertained at
luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. George
Evening star., 1944-11-19
Masf .var work or any vork AGE ,osr sts

MO! Also no. no, and NO!
In Work-and weather-can
roughen, coarsen, redden your
hands. Make them look older than
yos are. And you know that old
saying about look at 4 woman's
hands to know her true age"
But Pacquins Hand Cream can
fight the effects Of work and
Evening star., 1944-11-19

Boston ars Waiting their son-in-law
and daughter. 1t. and MrG Edward,
Vincent, and were entertained 1t
dinner Wednesday evening By their
culSin. Mrs. Lawrence Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Martin
will entertain 10 guests at supper
followed BY bridge tomorrow eve
ming.
Evening star., 1944-11-19

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
WORKERS Give
$4,000 TO AID
COLLEGE FUND

NEW YORK-Labor Is rallying to
the support OF the United Negro
College Fund in its first nation
wide drive 10 raise 81 10000 for q
private Negro colleges, IL was an
nounced this week from the offices
OF the Fund at 38 East Fifty-seventh
street.
The international Ladies' Gar
ment Workers Union. A. F. OF L.,
contributed $1,000 and three OF its
locals have raised another thou
sand, according TO an announce
ment by David Dubinsky. I.LG.W.U.
head. William Green. president Of
the A. +. OF l.. IS a member OF the
national advisory committee Of the
college fund.
Philip Murray. president OF the
Clio, and also a member OF the
funds national advisory committee,
IN a letter sent out TO all interna-
tional unions and industrial union
councils OF his organization, urged
them TO aid the praise worthy and
heroic task Of enlarging the meagre
educational opportunities OF one
tenth of the national population. ="
In asking CIO unions TO aid the
United Negro College Fund in a
financial way, he said, These coll
ieges are training in ever increasing
numbers the future leaders Of
America. including young men and
women who will rise 10 positions Of
leadership in the organized labor
movement"