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Evening star., 1945-08-23
Rites for Preston {. Smith
Set for Saturday Morninq

Funeral services for Preston C.
Smith, rs, Of 643 Sixth street NE.
q resident Of Washington for Is
years, who died Tuesday, will be
held at $50 am. Saturday at the
residence. Requiem high mass will
be sung at st. Mary's Church at
am. Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
Mr.. Smith died at Providence Hos.
pital after months illness.
He was one Of the oldest mem.
bers of the Bricklayers and Masoni
Union No. (AFL), having Joined
in 1901. The author of numerous
articles for periodicals on bird life
and farm life, he also contributed
several letters on bird life to the
daily column This and That in The
Star. He was born near Pottstown
Pa, and was graduate of Chicago
Technical College.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Rosa e. Smith; four daughters, Mrs
Helen Swain, and Miss Teresa
Smith, both of Washington, Mrs
Margaret Roedel, Fleetwood, Pa.
and Mrs. Pearl Strong Of Pottstown;
son, DR.. Louis Smith, senior at
torney in the Copyright Off1ce here
three grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug. % lP, tWFA,.--Salable
hogs, 1900; total. 5000: active and
fully steady; rood and choice bsTrows ;,,n and !,
good and choice sows at 14.00; complete
clearance.
able calves 700: total, 700; seneral market
steers and comparable heifers: strictly
choice offerings absent: top 1890; odd
I5 COLI so, but short feds selling up to
II .00-1 90: best heifers around 17.35:
common and medium grassers. 10.00-13 90
down; strong veishts. s.S0-s.75: very fsS
beef cows above 1900, bulk 9.25-12 90;
practically top weighty sausage bulls, Is. 90;
heavy fat bulls, 1880: vealers fully 25
cents lower at 1900 down.
Salable sheep, 1000; total. $500; ma
tive spring lambs slow, early sales about
steady; shorn slaughter ewes steady, 9TH
er classes practically absent: several sales
good to choice native spring lambs, 1878;
bucks discounted LOO: uniformly good and
choice kinds held 14.00, slightly above;
1880; common .ortouts, 10;0O.11 90: shorn
native ewes, $50 down; 3 doubles COM
mon and medium Washingtons. 5.65.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Seizures
Continued From First Pae.

chine shops in San Francisco. The
machine shops were seized when
the union refused to allow its mem
bers to work overtime.
The Office of Defense Transpor-
tation has been operating the
Toledo. Peoria 81 Western Railroad
since the spring of 1942. This was
the first Federal seizure of private
property Of the war. ODT also
operates 81 trucking companies of
the Midwest Operators Association.
Besides Montgomery Ward prop
critics, the Army is running the
Hughes Tool Co., Houston; United
States Rubber Co., Detroit; Cudahy
Bros, meat packers of Cudahy,
Wis; Ferrell Cheek Steel Co., San
dusky, Ohio; three Southern textile
mills and Springfield Plywood Co.,
Springfield. Greg.
CIO Union Files Protest.
Meanwhile, a report that Mr.. Tru-
man was about to release Mont
gomery Ward properties brought
protests from the CIO Retail EN-
ployes' Union.
Irving Abramson, director of the
CLOS Organizing Committee for
Ward units, warned that serious
industrial conflict may be the re-
suit of sudden withdrawal by the
Army without resolving the dispute
that was the basis for the seizure
in the first place"
Mr.. Abramson, in telegram to Mr.
Truman, asked that no such order
be signed without a hearing that
will permit both sides to present
their views on the effect the Army's
withdrawal will have on the ma
tional community and on the en-
ployes directly affected"
Mr.. Abramson said the order of
last December 81. taking over the
Ward properties, has not yet been
fully complied with in that en-
ployes have not received their back
wages required by such order" and
he added that Army withdrawal
would end further enforcement.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Stocks Stage Rally
|As Traders Foresee
Good Business
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

Associated FreSS Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Brighten-
ing hopes for postwar business ex-
pansion touched off substantial
rally in today's stock market, with
motors leading the sprint, followed
by rails, steels, mail orders and a
wide assortment of durable goods
issues.
The bulge eventuated In the Sec
ond hour after more or less lack
adaisical opening. Dealings were
fast during the upswing and plus
marks Of to points widely dis
tributed. The pace subsequently
slackened and extreme advances
were trimmed here and there near
the close. Transfers ran to around
! 10000 shares against 760. 900 the
day before.
Bullish forces were impressed by
Washingtonis speed in relaxing in
dustrial controls and squirting re-
conversion. This stressed the idea
of huge consumer spending sooner
than had generally been predicted
and brought enthusiastic bidding for
stocks that stand to benefit. Skepti-
cism still was evident in certain
quarters, however, and many Gus
toners continued to hold aloof.
Top prices for 1945 were posted by
Chrysler, Evans Products and Sears
Roebuck. Prominent on the push
were General Motors, Studebaker
Graham-Paige. Santa Fe, Southern
Pacific, Southern aRilway, Union
Pacific. U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
Montgomery Ward. U. S. Rubber,
Douglas Aircraft, American Airlines,
Du Pont, Allied Chemical, Eastman
Kodak, American Can and Interna-
tional Telephone.
Secondary railway bonds exhibited
forward inclinations.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Aug. 90 6F.-Grain futures
climbed for the third straight day today.
stimulated by strong New York stocks and
reports Of export demand and poor Euro
pean crops.
Rye was pp around cents a bushel
at times. while wheat gains were frac-
tional most of the session. Barley ad-
reports that Canada had banned exports
Wheat purchases by houses with South
western cash connections were believed TO
reflect more sales to the Commodity Credit
Corp. which is buyins wheat for export
5000, 900 bushels of wheat monthly from
the United States and Canada; Reports
import. about 9, 900 600 tons Of grain be.
fore the 1916 harvest because Of very
Short covering helped boost rye prices
Oats shipping sales were estimated today
at 3s5, 900 bushels, heavy volume,
Most prices slipped fractionalIy near the
close. Wheat closed "a lower to "a higher
than the previous finish: September.
I;64A, Corn vas unclaimed to u of:
December. .142s. Oats were unchanged
to a lower; September. 57ia Rye was "a
of to "a cents up: September. / s7as-ia a
tember. .OOss
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Securities Dealers
Association Reports
Gain in Members
By EDWARD C. STONE

Rejecting the recent marked in.
crease in the number of firms and
individuals engaged in the securities
business, the National Association
of Securities Dealers reports that
its membership has reached 2,293
largest since the close Of 1912. Most
of the increase has occurred this
year.
The majority of new members
have come from military ranks and
activities directly related to the war
Many dealers in 'municipals" have
ioined the organization in order to
broaden their participation in new
underwritings. Membership, which
hit a peak of 1900 in 1941, declined
more than TOO in the first two years
of the war.
The association is preparing to
expand its service to members by
handling applications for extensions
of credit under regulation T" of
the Federal Reserve System, some
thing that has been done solely
by the stock exchanges. The asso-
citation also is studying complaints
of interior dealers over an SEC an
nouncement restricting the use Of
"red-herring" prospectuses in con-
nection with new offerings.
New Bond Plan Effective.
More than 76 per cent of the
s414, 100 matured Racquet Club go
first mortgage bonds have been ex-
changed for the new per cent ex-
tension first mortgage bonds guar
anteed by the University Club of
Washington. The Racquet Club
bonds were largely held in Wash
ington, were deposited with the
American Security & Trust Co. and
the July interest has already been
paid.
The new bonds will manure jan
uary /, 1865, the issue being Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the
club premises at 1135 Sixteenth
street NV, occupied by the Uni
versity Club. Payments into the
sinking fund have been increased
to s11,500 per annum for retire.
ment of the new bonds or double
the yearly payments on the old
bonds. Y. E. Booker, partner in
Alexander Brown g. Sons, drew up
the extension plan at the request
of a group of holders of the orig
inal issue.
Insurance Claims Heavy.
In the first half of 1945 life in
surance death benefits paid in the
District of Columbia totaled S.
$4,000 on 1.228 policies, the Insti-
tute OF Life Insurance reported to-
day.
DR.. Charles Elmer laval, presi-
dent of West Virginia University
has been appointed engineer of coal
properties for the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway Co.
Dom B. Thomas, assistant secre-
tary of the District Building & Loan
Association announced today that
the building and loan association
will have bowling league this sea-
son, starting on September "a at the
Ice Palace.
Mergenthaler Linotype figured in
100-share sale on the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday at 691a,
up IL points. Gas common at % is
at new 1945 high.
Lnston Monotype is carrying the
highest quotations in many years,
with 81 bid. ex-dividend, and go
asked.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Washington Produce

Prices paid net fob Washington
EGGSEMarket continued frm on fresh
large-sized eggs Of top quality. Pnllets
critical Of Midwestern offerings due prices
asked and unsatisfactory quality Of recent
shipments with very few cars being ac-
tribution restricted In some Instances by
shortage OF help in handling rooms. oPA
ceiling prices advanced l cent today on
grade A.
whites. browns, mixed colors. U. s.
grade A, extra large. $3.50; average, So;
large 81; q. 8. grade A, medium. 40;
U. 8. grade B, large, 46.
LIVE POULTRY-Market arm. Supplies
availble to civilians limited to few scat
tered lots; One load yesterday and two
loads today, for authorized professors.
Prices paid fob. Washington ttransporta-
tion charges included according to mile
sse,; fowl fowl. 279; broilers and fryers.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Chino
Continued From First PAGE. J

says that Manchuria, now being oc-
cupied by the Russians, and Inner
Mongolia, partly occupied by the
Russians, eventually would be ruled
by China under an agreement
reached at Moscow by Premier T. v.
Soong of China.
Under the agreement, the Rus
slams will acquire so per cent of
control over the Chinese Eastern
and South Manchuria railways, with
Port Arthur again becoming Rus
sian naval and military base and
Russia reserving half the docks and
commercial facilities of Dairen for
commercial use, the dispatch con-
tinues.
To resolve the Chungking- -Yenan
controversy before civil war ensues,
q joint declaration to Yenan and
probably Chungking by the Big
Three is seen as the best means of
preventing civil warfare and Is ex-
pected to be undertaken If Russia
joins in.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Quits Red Cross Post

The resignation of Mrs. Helen w.
Gunderson as chairman of the
Montgomery County Red Cross Nu-
triton Committee and the appoint
ment Of Mrs. Merle B. Snyder, 400
Langdrum lane, Chevy Chase, to
I'LL the vacancy, was announced to-
day. Mrs. Gunderson is moving to
MINNEAPOLIS.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug. % fP.-Cotton fu-
lures, turned easy after displaying early
steadiness today ~ increased hedge sellinr
and commission house liquidation met in
different buying support
Early gains Of 20 cents bale had been
erins, The market was dominated by un-
certainty over the effects OF reconversion
In the cotton industry. - -
lower TO is higher. October, 22 81: De.
cember, 2.66. and March. 22.6l.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
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Evening star., 1945-08-23
Women to Attend Launching

Miss Anna B. Desmond, 3615 Le-
CATION street NV. and Miss Jane
K. Ryan, 2025 Sendall street Sc,
will be maids of honor to Mrs.
James M. Mead, wife of Senator
Mead, Democrat, of New York, who
win christen the Essex class carrier
Leyte at launching ceremonies to-
day at Newport News, Va. Mrs.
Mead's matron OF honor Will be
Mrs. James J. McTigue, 1864 North
Pershing drive, Arlington.
Evening star., 1945-08-23

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Evening star., 1945-08-23

II 100 a.nn- 16o 600 1896 noon $40 600
100 p.m. 74o 600 goo pm. SEQ 600
tunit OF trading 10 shares; sales printed
u fuH Z n bankruptcy or receiYership Of
Rate q diyidsnds il % forssoins tsble
az, ere annuai disoursemerts based on last
less otherwise noted special 81 extra divi.
derds are not included XIX dividend.
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s,s1sdd rnsd e ia.t IA ysasf raSsel. q stoek m
dsnds paid Or declared f6isS Ss'i.'' sssi. a'N-
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Market Ayerooes
lCompiied 81 the Associate Press 5

st. Regis Paper Co. started q ST.
00O, 900 expansion program at De-
feriet, N. r.. to increase output Of
printing papers more than 10000
tons . year.
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Rates Of dividends IN the forerolng table
are annual disbursements based or the last
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
idends are not included Also extra OF
extras, Cash or stock e Paid last year
PAYABLE IN stock Declared or paid 50
far this wear PAYABLE In Canadian
funds. K Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year wv With warrants
N Witnnut RArrAntG.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
Dividends Announced

NEW, YORK. Aus. 23 Pt.-Dividends
declared,
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate riod record able
Evening star., 1945-08-23

Aireon Mfg Co
Allied Prod "a
Alum Co Am 3
Am c Mfg .20g-
Am Cynemid l.
Am L at l 20
Am Maracabo
Am RepublicNg
Am Superpower
Am Writ Paper
Argus Inc .10e
Atlas Corp war
Atl DR. Forge kg
Atlas plywood l
Baldwin 10 war
Barium Steel
Berk & Gay Fur
Bliss E w l
Blue Ridge .16f
Braz TT LIP le
Bun N & E P Of
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Cities service
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Creole Petrl Rg
Croft Brew.O5e
CrownC Pet Ke
DiamondSh1 20
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Equity Corp
FansteelMetAe-
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Gen Finan 20
Glen AldCoal IL
Goldfield Con
Graham P pf1 "a
Humble Oil ~
Intl Hyro FL Of
Intl Pet hi
Jacobs r L Co
Kingston P.20
Lakey F&M .10s
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Evening star., 1945-08-23
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas S5 preferred-4 at 1861
3 at 1904, 43 at 1861.
Garnnckel. 5taT preferred-15 at 27h.
Washington Gas common at 2S.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGEI
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

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Evening star., 1945-08-23

Forest fire sometimes travels faster
than deer can run.
Evening star., 1945-08-23
FOREIGN.

NEW YORK CITY
Evening star., 1945-08-23

'Ey dividend. : Plus extra. Paid so
4 far this year. e2Ge extra. f3E extra.
h S. 90 extra. K 10c extra. Paid in 1914.
Evening star., 1945-08-23

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ne sur Wadridt. oah nur ein @ottes.
oienit CUR Sluer5eit gehalten miro.
Die @ottesoienite iino tpie folgt:
sonntag, 1S. gedr5: 1890 llhr
pormittnps: Friifune hcr &onfr<
mdirben.
Bnlnrionrtue, 25. aRdrs: 1890
llbr moraens: aonfirmation.
Deittuod,, %. M1rs 7:3O l1b,
dbenos: Beihtsottesoienit un:
etpnomabl IN e,leliider Sprahe.
aarireitae. 80. Mdrs. 1880 nb'
obenbs: Gottesoienit ltnb aknnmdb
in beutiher sprafp.
Gifern. ]. apriI, 1920 llbr NOR
gems, iinoet nnh nilr elm @ottes
oienit Itatt.
ciiern. 1. April. nioreens 6 lthr
Grab9ottesoicnit
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bier, oas Sltcrelie ser 9an5en Staht
al scr Srngooic ibrcr nelen Witbiir-
germ 5ll ertpcfcn lma erln0glidbte es
Scr 10 uon: llngliif. betroiicuen ssrau
auf ble'c SSeiie. lid) ielbit nno ihren
5iusi &inbcrn eiRn gll:en 9cbensrr.
terbalt 81 neroienen.
Aim Soauptouarticr pon ,Wclcome
Wneons" in 9tciu 0nrf Itebt ser ~
plidr Sprud: .@c prepared. Mnp-
thing can bappeu. nno it rrobnhlD
min. Ser Sremoe, Scr in chen Die
Ier 6remSe autc ssre!lnbe uno ,uarm,
her5igc Weniden iiiroet, fam tpabr.
Ilid, bon Slid iagan. Su llnierer &C.
Mtten 3eit lit r@clcome @agons"
oarlun balniiht. iih Dem ssremolu
ais elm iparnllrrSiger sSrelno 81,
eruciien lrno 5nr Teriiigl,ng 3n
'telicn.
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6uusl,altminfe !

Die r9se.p Dotf State emergency
Gooo Gomlniilion" erteilt bon 3eit
81. 3eit tpcrtpolle 9ilapeiie iiir Griab-
nabrunssmittel Die anifei!s NO.; ldlucr
erbGltlihen NabrunJslniiteln &C.
brauht ,ueroen !6nnrll. Sie eibt m-
Beroem oen Sausfrauen Mnlcituneen
fir oas Hlaaer bon l'.ahl8eiten in
Der &riegs5si!. 8ier iino In 6urnl
bon 'srage II 5 Nrtn ri r,a;a' 81,
tiir5lid peroi:eutlidjte', Hctibl" &c:
1raae: gSie fam if, Yadbraten
sltbcrciten, oab CT bcin Stneibeil
niGt friimclt2
s(nt1port: &ed'ne nui ieoes Eflno
6lelih Elm 81. 0os slaerlpihtigite tit
cher. baB Sie afaiie 3llt perriibrt
miro?
s.: SIT ser Shinrnel oui Maple
Spr,,p idaolicb2
81: 0tein, nimm sic SGinnnels
id)idt nb ,tno ,pelm ser Sprllp einen
leichten 9eigeihnuf bat, fode ibr
nod, cinmal ouf. Ter Sprnp iou i'm
Gisid)runf al,ibelpahrt .reroeu.
s.: Soil ein @ralen glclb 81, 8e.
eilnl in eii,cn iehr haibe, Sicn gs,
Id,oben methcn?
M.: 9tcin. YriiIllnaen babcn erge-
ben, oab 6leiih, tueldnes BEL nieori-
gersr Semparat,lr gtbraien miro,
tueni9er s,rinmn,enihr,mpit, einRm
gitcn @ald)maf bnt llnS gieid)n,uBig
braun miro.
s.: @ie lalpae fonncn 2ouicrpen
mliheapabrt pcroen?
NJ: acnierpen halten iih iabre-
long pbnc oab lie perberten, ieboo)
perlicren lie gitmlinaebalt, 6arbe
lnlo 8cidmlad Sic iollten bcsbalb i'm
3aufe elnes Sabres alligebraudt
lperonn.
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Nahr,,f!

Weinet nid)t, Sbr meine 2ieben,
.@eil ih nift mebr bel @ud] bin.
6oti, Der Serr, i'm Sinnel oriiben
ytabm mid liebepou oubi,t.
Sange lnon oas Ser5 Iidb iebnte
Nat Dem bimmliihen &eimatlana
Gs fam hcr Sag, Ser beiB eriebnte
llno mein 6ers in @omle ltano.
9ebet pobl, geoelrfet mein.
Neinet nidt, in lif]ten S0b'n
Werben pir uns lpiebcrieben.