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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
If You
GET Up Nights
You Can't Feel Riqhl

II you have to get up OF more times .
night, your rest is broken and it's no wonder
time So If you Get Up Nights or suffer from
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages, Back
ache, Leg Pains, Nervousness, Rheumatic
and non-systemie Kidney and Bladder Trout
prescfiption). Usually, the very, hrst dose Of
cystex goes right to work helping the KID
may have caused your trouble. So take
cystex exactly ss directed and watch for
quick help and a rapid increase in pep, more
must surprise and delight you, and satisfy
completely or you simply return the empty
package and your money back Is guaranteed.
Don't suffer another night without trying
take to your druggist; be sure to get asrsjs&
guaranteed cystex.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
Senate Passes Tobacco
Referendum Measure

WASHINTTON, July 9-R)-The
Senate passed today legislation
providing for a referendum r
growers of fire-cured and dark air.
cured tobaccos on whether to es-
tablish crop quotas under the Agri-
cultural Adjustment Act.
1t now returns to the House for
action on Senate amendments.
The meausre authorizes AAA
loans on fire-cured Up to rs per-
cent of the basic Burley tobacco
loan and on air-cured up IS per-
cent of the Burley rates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
"No-Good' Engineer Is
Barred Of Rasputin
Of II Duce's Regime
Continued From Page Four)

(COntinued From rage FOurJ
victims as because OF the damage,
among which the most serious was
fire, in the Standard Oil refinerles.
IL Duce said, I am happy that
Naples is having such severe
nights. The race will become tough
er. The war will make of the Nea-
politans a Nordic race OF this
1 am very skeptical."
JULY 17-.'Mussolini, as usual,
speaks bitterly of military men,
and says he likes only one general
whose name l forget who told the
soldiers in Albania: I have hearo
YOU were good heads of famllles:
That's very well at home, but not
here. Here you can never De
thieves murderers or p is 5
enough
lilly 18-:Anfuso has had an
intimate conversation W t n Frau
Mollier. wife of the German press
attache. She revealed that II e
Russian campaign cduseu d sAe9'
crisis among German ruling class
es. Hitler went to war believing
that the struggle against Bolshe-
yism might induce the Anglo-Sax-
on countries tc withdraw from the
conflict. She has said that Hitler
is a dumkopf.''
JULY 22-'Fake air alarms CON
tinue in Rome. 1t has been II Duce
personally, who ordered the CAPT
tai alerted every time there SIS ar
alarm in Naples. He wants to give
the country an impression that
war is on. He has ordered the an
ti-aircraft batteries to fire on the
first occasion, to make it more
exciting"
(Tomorrow: Ribbentrop Predicts
Roosevelt Will be stoned.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
MARIAN MARTIN


The wrap-and-tie idea enters
the sports field! Blouse of Pattern
9286 is made in one piece; no side
or arnhole seams; tops the shorts
and button-front skirt with equal
ease.
Pattern 92S6 comes in sizes II.
IA, 16, 10 and 20. Size 16, blouse,
l 3-8 yards 39-inch; shorts, If
yards.
Send TWENTY cents in CONS 1of
this pattern to Wilmington star
News, 1865 Pattern Dept, F: y.
Box 1854, Station Q. New 4o 1R
III, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE AND
STYLE NUMBER, YOUR NAME,
\ ADDRESS, ZONE.
JUST OUT!!The Marian Martin
wearing apparel f6f the family.
Il Summer Pattern Book, collection
II FREE Nightgown Pattern printed
! of all that's new and smart in
in book. Send Fifteen Cents for
your copy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
CHM WRAPPED FAST

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 9.
-up,-It's not apparent when you
,,nwran a piece OF chewing gum
~ ono of the fastest mechanical
onerations known is involved in
wranping the gum, the Package
Ma chinery Co. reports. The ma
chine is a one and half pound
steel tumble wheel, three inches
IN diameter and four inches long
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
Milk Producers Will
Receive Increased Rate

RALEIGH, July g. up in
creased payment rates for milk
and butter fat production have
been set for the current quarter,
State AAA Committee Chairman
| G. T. Scott has announced.
The new rates for July, August
and September are IS cents a hun
dred pounds for milk and IS cents
pound for butter fat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10

night interceptor or reconnaissance
plane.
The plane is unusually large for
a single place aircraft. 1t sits high
on the ground on tricycle. land
ing gear and LIS thick rather short
wings. 1t is powered by 12-cylin-
der V-shaped aircooled engines
turning three-bladed propelers. 1t
has moderate-sized bombay
ahead of the rear engine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
TUESDAY, JULY 10 ~,

that stops and start 1900 tir,.
minute. The wheel contain, ICY :.
equidistant slots and stjeE wv. u,
gum and paper are placed !. o
as it stops four times durir in eaca
revolution. Another part NJ On.
machine stacks the sticLs The
listers a wrapper and turns on. re- 9,
packages a minute. '" ~
BUY WAR BONDS AND sr,,,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-lR-
Spot cotton closed steady, I'M
changed. Sales 1903, low middling
1865, middling 22.40, good mid
ding 22.SO, receipts 1851, stock
190,641.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10

North Carolina, Georgia and Flori-
da have sharp reductions while
smaller reductions are indicated in
Mississippi, Alabama and South
Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10

WILL OPEN HEADQUARTERS
COLUMBIA, S. C., July o.
U.D General Courtney H
Hodges was slated to arrive
here today or tomorrow to Of
ficialIy open headquarters for
the First Army at nearby Fort
Jackson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-10

Refining transfers crude OF l
from natural into a disable
product.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
7 Slug, Rob Hacker
Near Staying Scene

A taxicab driver was knocked un-
conscious and robbed today by an
armed man and his companion only
few blocks from where Leon 7
Avent, 20, another cab driver. was
slain on May 10.
Anthony Passero. 40, the cab
driver. OF 6l8 Fourth street NE,
told police that about 3 am. he
was hailed at Tenth and D streets
NE by two white men, one more
than feet tall and the other less
than feet He said he was di-
rected to drive to Thirty-fourth and
Ames streets NE.
When he got there, Mr.. Passero
said, one of the men struck him
on the back of the head with an
object believed to have been a pistol
and knocked him unconscious.
On regaining consciousness some
time later, Mr. Passero found S28
had been taken from his trousers
and his wrist watch was gone. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital
for head laceration.
He described one of his assailants
as "a tall thin man who walked
with a limp about 6 feet inches
in height. about l30 pounds in
weight and approximately 80 years
old The second man was described
as being about feet 10 inches tall,
about ll2 pounds in weight and 20
to % years old
The Avent Staying occurred on
Fortieth street between Ames and
Blaine streets NV. 1t is still under
investigation.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Godfrey, Air Ace, Back;
Wants 10 Fight Japs
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 25-Capt. John
r. Godfrey. 23-year-old fighter pilot
of Providence, R. l., who has con-
frmed record of SO enemy planes
destroyed, returned to the United
States yesterday with the expressed
hope of being sent to the Pacific
to improve his score.
Capt. Godfrey, recently liberated
after nine months in Nazi prison
camps, few as wingman to Maj.
Don Gentle. Ohio ace when the
pair used a combined attack against
fthe Luftwaffe that -netted them 81
planes.
/ Arriving with the 1000 veterans
who docked in New York Harbor
Capt Godfrey said he had given
little thought to adding up his dis
charge points, as he wished to re-
main a pilot
I've been flying since I was l8
and that's all 1 know how to do, =
he said.
!! Capt. Godfren destroyed ls planes
! in the air and the same number on
the ground. He has one and one
half credits pending on his record
which. if confirmed, may give him
tie with 1t. Col John C. Meyer
of Forest Hills, N. Y. as ranking
composite ace in the European
theater
Evening star., 1945-05-25
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. +*@A-1
0usted Hospital Official
Reinstated;; 10 Get Hearing

Mrs. Gertrude T. Haynes. former
day supervisor at the Upshur Street
Hospital. has been reinstated on the
municipal payroll and will be
granted hearing before the Dis
trict Personnel Board, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by Commissioner
Guy Mason.
Mrs. Haynes. with Ave nurses, was
dismissed March Q by Mr.. Masor
after the nurses staged a walkout
in protest against patients behavior
She was reinstated at the direc.
ton of the Civil Service Commission
under the Veterans Preference Act
of 1914, which provides that any
veterans widow must receive 30.
day dismissal notice and has the
right to appeal her dismissal.
Engaged in private practice since
March 2, Mrs. Haynes becomes as.
sistant chief nurse at Gallingel
Hospital.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Norway's Exi|ed Leaders
Face Election on Return

BY the Associated Press.
OSLO, May 25-The Norwegian
government in London will be COM
ing home from exile shortly to face
the prospect of an early, brisk elec-
ton after the country settles down
to normal existence
Political leaders say Prime Min
ster Nygaard Void probably will have
little difficulty at the polls if he
seeks to continue in Office.
On the whole they expect little of
the difficulties which have arisen in
other liberated countries because of
conflicts between underground lead
nrs and heads of the exiled govern
ments.
Most of Norway's underground
leaders held posts of Importance
before the war and many of these
already have resumed their duties.
Paul Berg. chief of the under
ground, for instance. has resumed
as chief justice of the Supreme
Court. Another underground leader,
Sven Arntzen, has taken over his
old job of attorney general and will
prosecute Vidkun Quisling, the Nazi
puppet premier.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Rail Stocks Continue
To Lead Recovery
In Active Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. May 25.--Rails con-
tinued to lead the recovery excur-
sion in today's stock market, with
assorted industrials and utilities no.
table among the reserved seat hold.
ers
The late comeback of Thursday
was extended at the opening. Deal
ings quickened as bidders We'd fol
position. Gains OF fractions to more
than points were numerous by mid
day. Profit taking eventually
trimmed top marks here and there
but strong spots were plentiful neal
the close. The pace slowed at in
tervals after noon. Transfers were
in the vicinity of 1,300000 shares.
A big batch Of dividends and
earnings statements tended tc
hearten customers. Idle investment
funds again pressed for employ
ment. Postwar optimism revived
as a bolstering influence.
Caterpillar Tractor jumped about
3 points when directors boosted
the quarterly disbursement. A pleas
ing payment by Burlington aided
Great Northern and Northern Pa
cif1c which jointly own. this road
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio swung upward
when additional steps toward ac-
QUESTION of the Alton Line were
taken.
Railway bonds hardened
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Washington Produce

,,I,ron From The War Eood Administrat ton
EGGs-Market very Arm, tight sunn,v
nondsiGn rsmains gssns
ers ,pessimistic about immediate future
spsdsg srp6y Prices PAID for
tons (May 25l. Whites. browns. mixed
colors; United States grade A, extra larse.
52-421a; average, AZ; United States grade
A. large, .4o-4I: average, 40R; United
States ST. Grade 4, medium, 37-37ha: average.
81; United States grade B, large, HIS:
ayerase. 37h: United States grade B, me,
on.aa dium, 34h; Omitted States srade e. ,32-36;
large A. 42:43; large A. 4i-4s. Total
volume of ofneially inspected and Graded
ing May. 10. 194b. was 5.729 cases. in
cluding 1850 cases received direct from
grading stations.
:. LIVE POULTRY-Market very arm;
three loads arrived today for authorised
Prices paid I. Q. B. Washinston trans
portation charxes included according to
milease), fowl 30.3; broilers and ffyers.
33.7.34.3,
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Mystery Wells Case
OF GI Reported Jailed
For Hitting Prisoners
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WORCESTER, Mass. May as
The reported imprisonment Of an
American soldier for hitting nine
Nazi prisoners Of war was shrouded
in mystery today.
Army spokesmen at Washington
said no record of the case yet had
reached the War Department and
Representative Mccormack. Demo-
crat, of Massachusetts,, to whom .
family protest was directed. was not
Immediately available for comment.
The case came TO light yesterday
when the family Of Pvt. Joseph Nc
Gee of Worcester protested his al
legged imprisonment through the
Worcester Yankee Division Veterans
Association, of which Joseph L.
MCGEE, the boys father, is q mem
ber.
Two-Year Sentence Reported.
A spokesman for the veterans
organization-an association of 26th
Division men of the World War
said Pvt. MCGEE was serving two
years for the offense at Camp
Upton, N. Y.
Members of the boys family said
he had been sent either to Upton
or to Slocum, also in New York.
But the I'd Service Command in
sisted there was no prisoner by the
name of Joseph MCGEE at Camp
Upton and that it had no informa-
tion on where the boy was being
kept
A Yankee division spokesman said
the protest was based on a 25-page
copy of the transcript of court
martial proceedings in France sent
by Pvt. MCGEE to his family.
Prisoners Refused to Work.
Alderman James D. OBrien. a
member Of the division association,
said Pvt. MCGEE was guarding a
group of prisoners of war on a work
detail at LIE Mans. France. Nine of
the Nazis refused to work and Pvt.
MCGEE "socked" each of them, he
said
e.. Mr.. O'Brien added that the court -
martial found Pvt. MCGEE guilty on
the ground that under the Geneva
convention prisoners may neither be
Inundated nor insulted," and that
the nine testified they had been.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Mrs. Norton Says Truman
Favors Permanent FEPC
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Representative Mary T. Norton
Democrat, of New Jersey, yesterday
described President Truman as being
definitely in favor of a permanent
Fair Employment Practice Commits
sion.
Mrs. Norton. who is chairman of
the House Labor Committee, told re-
porters after White House call:
Il came away with the strong i'm
preston that the President is def
nitely in favor Of a permanent
FEPC."
Legislation to that end was ap-
proved Wednesday by the Senate
Labor Committee, but on the House
side it has been bottled up for some
weeks in the Rules Committee.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May rs lP> tWFAN Il -Salable
hogs; 1000; total: 5000; active, fully
steady; good and choice barrows and gifts
ana cholce cows at 400; complete clear
Salable cattle, 1000; total 1,5Oo:
saIaole calves, 800; total, 500: demand
for all classes broad and with receipts
nepy ey. small mall. market active. Arm; several
tpis tHaes steers iuily as IS high as any time
1880; other killing classes steady to
strong with meager supply closely alb
ter cows, 900 down: most beef cows, ia. 90.
l3;0O; practical top weighty SAUSAGE
bulls; 1900; heavy calf bulls up to IA. ia
salable sheep, 800; total. $500; steady:
load medium and good 6s-pound Texas
SPRING sptin lambs. 1925 few head 0O-pound
70 choice shorn lembs,. No. l pelt, I4.S5;
SCATTERING shorn yearlinss, I350-l4. 90;
lew shorn native ewes, 6.50-S.OO; choice
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Living Costs Climb
IA Pei. Above Year
Ago in Capital
Ry HAROLD ROGERS

The cost of living in Washington
continued to rise during the month
ending April Is. the Bureau of La
bor Statistics announced, with re-
tail prices of essentials ere in
creasing 0.2 per cent between mid
March and mid-April.
The bureaus index of living costs
in the Capital on April IS was
1868 per cent of the 1858 aver
age and "a per cent above the level
of year ago.
Figures rejecting the percentage
changes from mid-March to mid !
April and for the past year, with
the current index based on 1858
equaling 100, follow:
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Transit Dividend Voted.

Transit Dividend Voted.
Substantial earnings by Capita
Transit Co. during the second quar-
ter of this year were reflected il
action taken by the board of direc
tors yesterday. A dividend of 81
cents per share was declared pay
able July to stockholders of recort
June l5
Furthermore, the directors, a
their monthly meeting ordered
Si25000 be allocated from undistrib
uted earnings for the quarter to th'
property adjustment reserve. ane
$50 900 from such earnings be allo.
Gated to reserve for postwar require.
mentS
Fiduciaries to Hear Kayser.
Prof. Elmer Louis kaySer O
George Washington University will
be the principal speaker at the an
nual meeting of the fiduciaries sec.
ton of the District Bankers Asso.
citation at o'clock tonight at the
Msyflower Hotel The Nominating
Committee has nominated five rep.
resentatives for places on the Exec
utive Council to be filled by elec.
tion. Nominations also may be made
from the floor. The nominees: Ed
win B. Shaw, Riggs National Bank
William " Simmons, Liberty Ma
tional Bank: Willard G. McGraw
Union Trust Co.: Thomas H. Reyn-
olds, National Metropolitan Bank;
B. Bruce Frantz. American Security
IL Trust Co. Among guests will be
Sidney F, Taliaferro, president OF
the District Bankers Association
and John j. Carmody, president of
the District Bar Association, who
will extend greetings.
American Co. Dividend.
Directors of the American Co. OF
BOT Fifteenth street NV, declared
regular dividend of $3.50 per share
on the preferred stock of the COM
pany payable June to stockholders
o. record at the close of business May
RI, transfer books not to close it
was announced by John w. Fisher,
secretary-treasurer.
Trading on d. c. Exchange.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange today was featured by sale
of l,500 shares of Columbia Title
Insurance Co. stock at II, an in
crease over the last sale at 11a4 I.
1t was, listed at liz bid and l3
asked on the board today. The
stock is listed at par value of 5.
Lead Bond Teams.
In the competition to sell E War
Bonds in the Perpetual Building g.
Loan Association, team captained
by Lawrence G. Swan is leading in
he number of customers sold, while
the team headed by w Jennings
Brown has sold the largest amount
in dollars
Evening star., 1945-05-25
New York Cotton

: NEW YORK, MAY % lP--Cotton fu-
lures moved in a narrow ranee today with
light mill buying onset by scattered liauids-
ton and hedging
Traders awaited announcement by the
Comodity Credit Corp. its offer to sell
stocks acquired under the purchase pro-
gram TO the trade
Crop advices continued unfavorabIe A
substantial reduction in mill buying of
SPOT cotton was reported with more cotton
brought out by the recent advance in
prices.
Late afternoon prices were 10 to Is
cents bale hieher; July. 22 .a6, October
y as. And DeCemher. 20 20
Evening star., 1945-05-25
N. Y. Bond Market
sELECTEp LIST on IssQEs:

Associated Press.)
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Int Hy Fl 6s a. e4A
Int T&T 5s 55 loA
K c Ft &c As So 90
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iLou d Ark $3.50 1o3A
ILAN IS go B 1oSSb
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MKT 1st4s 80 0oA
3Mo P 5ias 40. 36A
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Mo p gen 4s 75 53N
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} PenRR G 4Ms81 125h
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Phila Co 4As 61loe
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Tex Corp 3s 65 1o7
Third Ave IS 80 53k
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Wheel Stl3As70lo5iz
Wis Cent As 40 66Ss
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Evening star., 1945-05-25
Chieoqo Groin

CHICAGO, May 25 fP,-Rye was up
more than cents at times today. wheat
and barley were strong and other grain
futures markets made fractional gains in
quiet trading
Commission houses bought steadily
throughout the session. shorts covered and
onerlngs were light except on the ex-
treme bulges
-, Stop-loss buying developed in rye at
the start when the July contrac5 was. up
lowed War Production Board announce
ment .distillers would be permitted TO
make Ike beverase whisky during July,
july. contract, reflected conditions in cash
markets and also was due to a trade
prediction that the Office of Price Ad-
-, At the finish wheat was "a to .. hlsher
than Yesterdays close, July .65h.- %: corn
was up 3 to u, July 1.177.; oats were
unchanged to u higher. July 6Os.-7s: rye
was up IA to 2s.; July 1..3sfs-l 80; barley
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Too Much and Too Little

LINCOLN, Nebr,. May "a iP,.-
Signs of the times as observed on
two establishments in downtown
Lincoln:
Cafe-"Open tomorrow. No food
today
Shoe repair shop-"Open at
pm. Too much work.
Evening star., 1945-05-25

NEW YORK CITY
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Peru End 6s 81 "a
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GRIP 4as 81 A. 70
GRIP 41as 60 IL
GRIP As SO - 9oN
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Evening star., 1945-05-25

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today. /
ll:0O am. $40 900 i2,uu noon $40 600
100 p.m. 7eo COO 300 pm s4o 600
fUnit Of trading 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. In bankruptcy or receiyership or
Rates Of dividends in the foregoine table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration, Un-
dends are not included TX dividend.
xr Ex rights. Also extra OF. extras.
In stock 8 Declared or paid. "a. far. this
year. b Psyable In Canadian funds. K Ac-
cumulated dividends paid or declared this
year.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 25 .P,.-Dividehds
declared.
Accumulated.
Pc Stk OF Pay
Rate Rod. record able
East G&F As &C. pf sc 6-l5 IL
Evening star., 1945-05-25

Plan now for your Seventh-invest
in Bonds through payroll savings!
Evening star., 1945-05-25
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

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}. Int S RazB.2Ue 2sls
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Louisa l. d. E.40 6Ns
70 McWillDredg 4e LAM
~ %iMichBump.lOe 90
2lN
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al Mid West Cp i4g l5i4
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70 Nat City Ii Il Il
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70 Northeast Airl 1874
q Nor st pwr A 1874
70 P G&E . 5l2pflas 36}4
Pantepec lliz
Pennroad h4e 6M
h,Pitts g. Tx Er 4 70
AiPug Sd PL 1.2O 1914
q Raytheon Mfg 1914
'ei Red Bank Oil z
Root Petroleum IN
Ryan Aero l5g $50
bISt Regis PAPER 5M
blSalt Dome Oil $50
bIScran, s B w pt t1l1i<7
1lSegal Lock 2Zs
AISelec Ind CIV pf 17lA
4 Solar Airc BOG l5lS
tSonotone 20 3iS
u Stand Cap&Seal 26l4
std Dredge soc 4A
AlStd Oil KY 1914
Inc.1Og 7
q iTechnicolor i4s. 23
q Todd Ship 2laR- 80
Corp l4e III
tsl Unit Lt&Ry i4g- 17A
Aus Foil B 14g lo3A
AfUniv Cool Bloc s
b Univ Pict 2 27ih
,Ut-Ida Sus .15g 3Ss
Corp 5la
Way Knit M lag- 3oA
n Wright Hg h.20 431s
S in the foregoing table
based on the la st
lnual declaration. Un-
Evening star., 1945-05-25

z dividend .plus extras a Paid 50
h S5 extra. k i0c extra. . Paid IN 1914.
ySl0 extra
Evening star., 1945-05-25

TREASURY. 200.
2As 54-51f- 100 25
NEW YORK CITY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-06

I6-C The DETROIT TINES
Oct. l945