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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
M AR K G T S
". Y. STOCKS

New York. March Is. UPl-Stocks
turned higher Thursday IN response to
Prime Minister Winston ChurchiITs pre-
diction on neace in Europe before the end
of summer ''or even sooner"
His further promise Of full British CO.
operation in the war against Japan after
fall Of Germany also was hGuish in
fiuence
Traders continued to operate cautiously.
however. and volume held around the
SLOW pace 81 previous sessions his week.
With gains in the main list generally
small number Of specaltes scored wide
advances.
Stocks in the Atlantic Coast Line group
featured rails. continuing the advance of
Wednesday The group moved higher on
action yesterday OF Atlantic Coast Line
in selling FOR cash large block of stock
Of the Louisville x Nashville Railroad, a
subsidiary, which plans TO use the money
TO redeem the final 500, OOO, GOO block Of
Louisville & Nashville collateral bonds
outstanding
Eastern Air Lines shot up points on a
report in Wall Street that an examiner
for the civil aeronautics board has recon-
monded that the board approve operation
of Eastern from Miami Ia South America.
Domestic and preferred stocks of Inter
national Telephone rose around a point
to new 1945 highs on announcement that
SIS, 600, 600 will be paid l. T. 4 T. by
Spanish Telephone company on lis debt
to l. T. & T.
Preliminary closing Dow-Joncs stock av-
erages: Industrial 15S So. up o.7o. rail
road 52.54, up l.13: utility 2s.o5. up
0.75: 65 stocks 59.67, UP 053.
Sales totaled SEQ, 600 shares compared
with $50, 600 shares yesterday Big board
bond sales aggregated Sl2.731,ooo against
SIS. 46O. 900 Wednesday. Curb stock sales
were 250,000 shares compared with 23O OOO
shares Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
Padres All Sci
For 60 With
Twiinks al 5. D.

Tie San Diego Padres WHO a. in
spring training in Fl Cpnuo. are all
set fer their clash with the Holly
wood team at San DIEGO Sunday.
Pepper" Martin. manager. said
wednesday. Martin will ssna T-ah5
to the mound. with B2Iilns7r catch
ing. in an effort tC halt the recent
tWo-eame losing streak. The Padres.
it is to be recalled dropped two
games last Sunday to the little
known but bettcr-conditioned MAJ
tas Of McXicali
Nd. lin offered no aiigis fer the
double defeat but instead paid
tribute tc the Mll,as. describing
them as a fine hustling set oi
young ball players. He did poin. out.
however. that the same pitcher T"1
Esat the Padres in tie sunday
morning game was loaned b. he
Padres % tie Malta.
As Tor the second defeat which
ended a 7-t0-4 triumph lor III"
AIaltas. Pepper said that vas .yls'
baseball"
In a deal completed earl this
week. Martin traded Lane ara Mor-
gan tc Memphis Of the Southern as
sociat.on for McNamara, crack
shortstop. who is expected u arrive
IN e Centre Thursday O. In1aS.
Lane is a .irst-sacEcg, ala @o-e4''
. second DasemaI. Nc~aHa.a VII.
pla1 mex. sandal again. lt5I, -
wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
=. 4. PRODUCE

Los Angeles March Is. UPH
Axocadns. Steady. Per pound FuertCS
$3.50 No = $50. Hats FuerjcS
!. -. .25. fair. 10. special rack. 500
Broccoli. Stronger. Guadalupe iced
crates. heads 6 25-6 5O Alameda county
iced crates. mixed heads and shoots. GEO.
6.25. per pound. best. lo-llc. fan. t-Ny.
Brussels sprouts. Steady: ARROYO Granuc
boxes. per pound. l6-lNc.
Banched vegetables. Stronger. Per
crate. BeetS 1-2G dozen. I.1l-l75. fair.
1.aa-l.25. hatd q dozen, l51-2oa. green
onions. dozen. 2.uo--5O. far. l21-lA A0.
parsley. dozen. 3.75-4.-a. fadIsheS. Is
dozen. best, l.5o-175; ialr. l@5. spinach
! dozen. 2.uO-2.25. fam. 1.5t. Ter dozen.
min SIC. WatercreS>. T5-Suc
Carrots. SteadV. punched. % dozen LOO
/ =. iced crates Imperial. dozen, -.'u-
3 on. topped 5u-poand sacks. lou-l.-''.
Cabbage: Steady. Caunonball crates.
/ 5u-2- &C. few, 2.25. fair lo1-l2a. Impc-
ual crates 25u-acu 91-pound sacks
Imperial 25-l o.. red cabbage. Imperial
crates. . 5OU-5.5U. northern. 5.ua-a-aa. idlif
$50. 80 pounds Imperial. ".to-a.7o.
CauHlluwcr; Steady. lettuce crates un-
trimmed 25-l .50s Few. l.55; lalr LOO
Celery: steady Pascal 2o-Inea crates.
:. ST. -. lew. S.uJs la.u l5u-2uh. To-
Inch crates. I.go-l.35. WIrebound crates
Caula Vista. 4.5e-4.55; Hearts. a.of-.H7H
Lettuce. Steady Imperial. Yuma and
Blythe crates. - dozen. 5.S5-4.lu.
onions: Steady. street sales - pounds
Spanish medium. 2.uu-1.-3. far. l3u.
spruuted low is 5uc. jumbuS. -.au. la.i.
/. 75-2.Ou: yelloWs. oregon. 2.25-2.ae. i@.E.
l.5O-1.75.
Peas: stronger: CoaChc.a. Il. san
Pedro. ll-l2C. Ialr. s-gC.
Rutabagas: Dull: 81 pounds lev. 20.
RhubarD: Steady. Washington hetaau>e.
15-pound flats, fancy. a. .6u-3 -. caoce.
zee.
Squash Steady. white summer Imicra.
crates. 5.OO-5.25. few. $50. Iaig 4.-5-
So: Imperial ugs. 5.OO-55u. sa.r. 4uJ-
80: 40 IS 5o-2.75. Imperial crates
yellow crookneck. 55O-6.uO
Sweet potatoes: steady Per pound: Key
Vests. Porto R.eanS. Hawauans ard DER
seNs SIC; fair. 61--7i-C. iumhuS. 5-6c.
No. =. 4C.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

ter: Elmer Sears. Cliff Allen; Ossie
Austin. john Carter; Sgt. R. Nc
Nanus. Charles Donnelly; ?. Fergu-
son. Z. roI'.:uhorn: f. wentworth
Ies bo-c.s. j.. Marsh. Vic Blalack
FIRST FLIGI1 l.I5 p. nc.
Paaila. Ray EdW,lcs: Carl Quig.
Tex Carter. II. Hendrix, Capt c.
FeeleH: Wade Ramsey Bill Carroll;
Bill Jacobs. r E. Reed: Y. J. Sims,
c. .. Narquand: Red Edwards. Earl
Roberts. Viggo Hansen, c. f. Toner.
SECOND FLIGHT . D. M
Louis NIiron, Howard Clark, c.
Caldwell. Lloyd LCudon; H. E.
Vachey. Walter Walsh; Tom Hill,
E,yIne Ellis. F. J. Valdes Billy
Burke. Martin Wahl, Pat Ryan; w.
E. Zimmerman Paul Anderson:
Carlos Moreno. Charles Montague.
THIRD FLIGHT D2:3O p. ms.
N. Backe. bye. Herb Going, F.
GGthero. Earl Hunter. bye. U. l..
Press. Jimmie Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles March Is. up
Cattle Salable. 500. steers slow. COWS
fairly active, prices largely steady. load
good 20 choice steers held around $500:
load late Wednesday. SITS: good light
steers. S16.OO-16. 81. medium COWS, S1l.5J-
Eco, cutter 10 common. $9eG-1l. .uu.
Gamers down To 500; common 10 me-
dun bulls. Sl1 OO-l2Ou
Calves Salable, 100. active. fully
steady. medium To choice calves and
yealerS. 5u-16.e0.
Heg> SalabIr. %. steady. bulk I'D To-
$50 pounds. S15.75. few SONS >la.uu,
good feeder pigs. S2u.Uu
sheep Salable. none; good 10 choice
wooded lambs quoted SlG.3O ana above.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
Your Parking Meters

ton going to the manufacturer being applied to
the purchase price.
The City has agreed to properly police these
meters and to assume all responsibility for any
and all damage that may occur as the result ol
sabotage or malicious mischief and in fact, any
thing other than mechanical failure due to de-
tects. This last statement regarding the City
liability for repairs as outlined, is mentioned
in order that the residents of the City OF FL Cen
tro will realize that the proper care oil these
meters is the responsibility OF the City, and
that should it come to your attention that any
one is wlfuly interfering with their successful
operation, it is your duty to and you Will be pro
tactmG your property by immediately notifying
the Police Department and furnishing all infor-
mutton possible to assist in the prevention OF
abuse Of this equipment.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
HOL4VILLF HIGH ANNEAEs
FIRST BASEBALL GAME

Ho.Jtil.e I.ga school s31,pe-
away with tha initial baseball came
Of ne season Thursday, defeating
-alexico g to I IN an exciting seven
inning contest.
AIsr.ing pitched foc Ho.-F1.e with
I,oEd catching. The C3.sX.eo bss-
tery was Padllla ans Geer 2-toac-
ana Stimscn Behind the a17-2.
Tie attendance Was snail DG-
those present Were given thrill i'll
tie seventh frame when. H.-a the
core lied a 81. HJ,,g..lz sl-rge-
-cross five rJrs AMI Ca.eZ.-1 re-
pied with one. MHwiug slammed
out a .!iDle - re l1nges. hit q
the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

A full week < golf al il best is
ahead for contestants aua galleries
Jack McLaran. Barbara Worth
Country CLUB pl3. and Earl Roberts.
CaleXicO. tauraaMgn, chairman OF
the international club. are enthus!-
astie over tie long list Of entries
and both aeree The praiminaries
give q fla h oI q tops tournament.
Pairings were completed WedneS-
day night and lie Calcutta l. slated
fer Q a. m. Thursday II .he T. Anla
hotel. CaleXie5. where spirited bid
ding IS expected.
Pairines follow.
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT 1890
d. mr.. r. Bichfield. :. Braze.-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
L. a. cTOCKS

Los Angeles, March -. 'UPl-Los An
GeleS stock exchange trading Thursday
waited out uncertainty oler the course
of The war. By midday only siN listed
issues had been traded. 4 total of 900
shares changed hands. with five up. five
down and six unchanged.
The list: T,ansamerica 100 n IL. un-
changed: Bosa Chica 100 al 2.5u. un-
Sinclair 1oo at Il, up L; Union
OIL 100 at 24~-. up a.. Universal Consoii-
dated 100 al - down J.. Consolidated
Steel rrcferred -uoo "a, p down H.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
Chicago GRAIN

ChIcago Narcn I. UPI"A 4 laie pT0II'-
taking movement cauScd all grain futures
10 drop sharply before the close on the
boafd of trade Thursday "ita wheat
off the limit ol > cents a. one port.
Wheat closed off L. 10 /. cents a.
busael: cora off :o e.. oats oil E.. 20
L.: rye down l.. - and barley ! To-
i. cents lower
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
POULTRY q EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. tAll ronIs imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct. Il, -943)
First price-At ranch TO wholesaler q! re-
taller. Second price-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
10 consumer:
Broilers, Leehorns. under "a pounds
3oc; pa 90 3 pounds, 29c; fryers, 3 To
pounds, 29c; roasters, all weights. 29c;
fowl. Leghorn, all weights, 35i4c; colored
all weights, 25Kc; cvcks, all sizes, 25c
rabbits. under 6 pounds, % -24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

After a thorough investigation on the part
Of the City officials, the City Council realizing
that the congested parking conditions in the bus
iEess district OF the City were working d hard
ship on the business establishments and upon
the public at large decided to attempt to pro
cure parking meters and have them installed.
Tie Purchasing Department, after numerous
attempts was finally successful in locating
limited number of parking meters, and at the
invitation of the City, a manufacturers repre-
sentative visited the City Council and arrange
ments were made for the installation of 300
parking meters on six months trial basis.
After the installation charges are paid, the
revenue from these meters will be divided be-
tween the City and the manufacturer, the por-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
Los Angeles. March Is. up


Eggs: Wholesale prices consurer grade:
Large, Grade a TO- Grade B 1887 ;
medium, Grade a So 81 ~ small Grade
1924.
Retail prices TO consumer tcartonS !:
Large. Grade AA 4S-51. Grade A Ais
Grade 4O-41 medium, Grade A 43-lG.
Grade A 43-i6 small, Grade y 39i3
Canded graded eggs To a a e. r 5
Ceases: Large Grade "A a Grade A
4l-42, Grade Il .}S-39; medium. Grade AA
3s-39. Grade a 3s-39. small Grade 4
35-37.
butter UNCHANGED al ccLIng n--re..
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
L. A. IA ]

Los Angeles. March Il. 'JaI
L s. No. l. 50 gO-3l Co; L. 6. No.
leafhy. S25. .O0-27. to- L. s. N. =. 81 o.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
/. A, GRAIN

Los Angeles Narcf y TJPI-
No ] hard or soft white wheat bulk.
50 80: No. > yellow corn. bulk.
s. 4s-2.52 No. = California n.to, sacked.
s. b = =. .42t..
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
Golf : ournev
Waits Whistle

On the stroke of y 30, Saturday flight plays will
start off i'm the annual international Border Golf ourna
men with an unusually large and competitive field Cham
pionship paringS insure BATTLES to the hts" while all
flights list players OF top notch caber in the Valley. All
flights are scheduled for Saturday afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

Imported Mexican laborers har-
vested crops valued at s25.527 900 in
Washington state this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

prordes operator OF remote
r0od the settle the matter by pd5H1 30
the city court al the P0ice Stdtn
riolaion ccmted bH that
trenYfOr hOUS the U0it0r
subject o a fine uEd jail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
new kind OF
ASPIRIN tablet
&ss
doesn't upset stomach

When you need
quickrelief from
pain, do you
hesitate 60 take
aspirin because
it leaves you
with an upset
stomach? II SO,
this new nledi-
cal discovery.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

With the usual wholehearted cooperation
of the citizens of this City, it is the opinion
OF the City officials that the installation OF
these meters will be appreciated by all inter
ested parties.
The fact that you will probably find
parking space in the vicinity of the business
house at which you expect to transact your
business will make it unnecessary for you
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15
HOURS
These Meters Regulate
Parking Only Between
The Hours Of
8 AM. and 3 PM.
They Do Not Regulate
Parking on Sundays
Or Legal Holidays

Parking spaces cnrbs and streets, and
the
those
anticipated that UW
dHcuHy and that
be attempt
ing to park n spaces uihich are inadcquate.
hare been tid c al rhch meters e INSTALL
immediate Of The Red Cross office pubhc
offices Tho these
Daces painted the time for parking al these iocd
been
Of parking
lfrcd to yopsdc bUsine
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-15

to drive around the block several times in
search of place to park and then perhaps
walk back considerable distance.
Your City officials have attempted by
the installation of these meters to solve the
parking problem in the business district of
the City of Ell CentrO and earnestly request
your consideration and cooperation
Montana labor news., 1945-12-20
- "a > u "a , > "a

happy Christmas and prosperous New
Year
Election Of officers Of the Trades
and Labor Council will take place
January Is. 1916 Ordinary the election
takes place ON the second Tuesday in
January Of each year. but because
Christmas falls on Tuesday, Dec. 25
1915 that meeting has been dispensed
with as has also the meeting OF Tues
day, Jam ]. 1916 Nomination for Of
fices will take place Tuesday Jan 8,
and Tuesday Jan 25, and the election
VIII be held Jam u.s. Officers to be
elected are president vice president,
secretary. statshcian and sergeant-at-
arms.
The annual party Of the Trades and
Labor Council viii take place Tuesday
Jan q. Clarence T. Blewett is chair
man and a partial list of committees
follows Entertainment William Pal
mer Stuart Waters ] Balkovetz, Lena
! Nattausch. Elmer Clark Glen Zorn, Joe
+ White, Lou McLcneghan; refreshments,
Sarah Johnson. Dan Holland, Otto
David leonard Ripper Evelyn LaIIood,
/ Tim harrington, Alice Driscoli ar
raugements, Joe Clevenhagen Jacl,
/ Drscou, Arthur Whitehead John Nc
/ Leod.
Montana labor news., 1945-12-20
NOTICES



3 In the District Court Of the Second Judicial
N District Of the state Of Montana IN and
\ for the County Of Silver Bow
Y FRED ". WILLIAMS Plaintiff
"a ALBERT C. oossmIN. MARIE H. GossE-
N Jim. wife OF Albert G. Gosseiin GERALDINE
~ NCO5SELIN hELLON' MRS. ARTHUR COS
w SELlN, if such person there be. MRS ED
INWARD j SCHUBERT, if such person there
a be. an unknown heirs and or deTiseas Of
~ JOSEPH GOSSELIN. deceasedi an unknown
Il heirs andio or devisees OF NIsErOs GpSsELlN.
lNotherwise known as MI5DOs doa5allN, de-
IN ceased. an unknown heirs and Tor deYisees of
4. ARTHUR j. GOSsELIN deceased, and ah
w other persons. unknown claiming. OF VINO
~ terest in, OF len on eneumnrance upon 1he
Il real property described in the complaint or
.Nany thereof, adverse 90 plainsiita ownership,
is on any cloud upon plaintiffs title thereto.
8NWhcther such claim. or possible claim be
~ present or contingent. including amy claim
iMor possible claim. Of dover, inchoate or
"a accrued Defendants.
IN The state Of Montana to the above named
~ defendants. and all other persons unknown.
~ greetings.
gN You are hereby summoned to answer the
~ complaint in this action which is iled IN the
fs office of the Clerk OF this Court copY OF
~ which ig herewith served upon you and 60
fH ille your answer and serve o copy thereof
~ lpon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
48 I20l days after me service Of TINS summons.
~ exclusive OF the day of service and ID ease OF
Nt your failure 10 appear or answer Judgment
" sim be taken against you by default for
4&the relief demanded in the complaint. This
ais action is brought ior .he purpose o. qaissia
gQ title TO the lands situate i'm silver Bow
t9 county Montana. and described as follows
4Nto-wit.
gs Lots numbered eight 8. Nne f9l. and
U Hfau G8f fin block numbered ere aA of thf
@S Gallatn addition to the City of Butte, silver
~ 8ow County. Montana. together with an ane
BW sineular the lands teuementsi nefadllainant
VlV and appurtenances thereuuto belonging OF iI
eRauywise apner.aiuiug excepting. however al
HN ores and minerals beneath said lands aat
W Che right to mine for and extract the SAINT
ss as reserved by conveyances of record i'm ta
~ office OF The County CLERK aad Recorder o.
fG silver Bow County Montana.
la witness my hand and the seal OF th|s couf
6athis l4th day OF December. A. u. 1915
ELMER SHEA CLERK of the
UN COURT SEAL District 1a0tl
BY ID j. Holland Deputy Clerk
haH ID. CARMICHAEL,
~ F EMIGH
HG G55 West Broadway
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-20
On The Networks
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20

TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 20
Eastern Standard Time PM. - Subtract
One Hour for CST., 2 Hours for INST.
Changes in programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late to incorporate
5:45-Front Page Farrell Serial - abe
Sparrow and The Hawk, Serial chs
Tennessee Jed, Drama Skit - abc-east
Hop Harrigan in Repeat - other abe
Tom Mix, a Serial Series mbs-basic
s:O0-News Report for Is Minis. - nbc
Quincy Howe and News Period - chs
Repeat of the Terry Serial - abc-west
Howe's Answers. Repeat - mbs-west
6:15-Echoes of Tropics: Sports - nbc
Edwin c. Hill & Commentary - chs
Repeat From Dick Tracy abc-West
Repeat Superman's Serial - mbs-west
6:30-Evelyn Pasen with Orches. - Obs
Jack Armstrong in Repeat - abc-west
6:45-LoweQ Thomas & Newscast-nbc
World News and Commentary chs
Charlie Chans Adventure abc-basic
Tennessee Jed in Repeat abc-west
Tom Mix Serials Repeat - mbs-west
7:O0-Radios Supper Club - nbc-basic
Fifteen Min. Sponsored Series - chs
News Commentary & Overseas - abe
Fulton Lewis, Jr. & Comment :. mbs
7:15-News & Comment of World-nbc
Tenor Jack Smith Sings - cbs-basic
The Vic and SADIE Sketch - other chs
Raymond Swing and Comment - abe
Dancing Music for is Minutes - mbs
7:30-His Honor, a Barber - nbc-basic
American Melodies Song Orch. - chs
County Fair, Peter Donald, NC. - abe
Arthur Hale in Comment - mbs-east
7;45-Kaltenborn Comment nbc-west
Inside of Sports, Bill Brandt mbs
8:O0-Cornelia Otis Skinner Show-nbc
big Town." Newspaper Drama chs
Lum and Abner Comedy Skit - abe
Leave 1t to Mike, Comedy mbs
815-Radie Harris on Hollywood abe
8:30-A Date With Judy. Dramba-nbc
Theatcr of Romance, Dramatic chs
Alan Young's Comedy Program - abe
Adventures of Falcon, Drama mbs
3:55-Five Minutes News Period chs
9:O0-Amos and Andy's Sketch - nbe
Inner Sanctum & Its Mysteries chs
Guy Lombardo and Orchestra - abe
Gabriel Heater and Comment mbs
9:15-Real Life Stories. Drama mbs
9:30-Fibber McGee-Molly Time - nbc
This Is My Best Drama Show chs
The Doctors Talk; Commentary abe
American Forum Guest Panel mbs
9:55-Five Minutes News Show - abe
10 :OO-Bob Hopes Comedy Show noc
Russell Bennett Concert g. Song cb:
Josef Stopak Concert Orchestra abe
1o:15-Reporting From Overseas mbs
IL -Hildegarde with Her Show-nbe
Congress Speaks for Is Minis. cb:
To Be Announced 80 Mins.) abe
Better Half, Mr.. and Mrs. Quiz mbs
10:45-Behind the Scenes at CHS chs
II :00-News for Is Minutes-nbc-basie
This Supper Club Repeat - nbc-west
News, Variety, Dance 2 h. - chs & abe
News, Dance Band Shows h. - NIB:
11:15-Variety and News to l am. - nbe
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-20
TREASURY
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-(P)-Cot-
ton futures turned irregular in
quiet trading today as further
developments on the crop and ex-
port program were awaited. Hedge
selling and scattered liquidation
depressed prices IS cents a bale
in early trading.
Final prices were 30 cents a
bale lower to Is cents higher.
Private advices noted Increased
buying of spot cotton, generally
for shipment over the next two
months. Although some commit
|ments extended to spring months
of next year. Pending action by the
House rules committee on the
Parity bill and the bureau of
census October cotton consump-
ton report, due Tuesday, caused
some traders to withhold commit
ments.
Futures closed 30 cents a bale
| lower to Is cents higher
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-20
0PA AUTO PRICES
REFLECT TRADING

NEW YORK, Nov. 1e-R-Mo'
tors, depressed by the new O.P.A
Automobile price ceilings and ar
inonoinent strike threat, led gen
eral decline in today's stock Snar.
ket although early casualties Of
three or more points were reduced
at the close and assorted favorltes
finished with comfortable ad'
vances.
Transfers totalled 100000 shares
compared with 2,340,OO0 Friday
The Associated Press 6O-stock
average was off 2 of a point at
75.3 first stumbles since last
Wednesday. The market was rel
atively broad, 1,008 issues regis
tering. Of these, 429 fell and 378
advanced.
Prominent on the offside were
u. S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet
Goodyear, Goodrich, Douglas Ar
craft. Johns-Manville, Montgomery
Ward, Southern Railway, Great
Northern, Santa Fe, DOW Cne1nlcdl'
Du Pont and Schenley.
In the ''new high division were
international Nickel, Roam Ante
lone. St. Paul Railway preferred,
Ohio Oil, Philadelphia & Reading
Coal & Iron, Standard Gas 81 pre-
ferred and Pittsburgh Screw &
Bolt. Ahead were United Aircraft
Glenn Martin, Anaconda, Kenne-
colt, U. S. Rubber, St. Paul COM
mon and General Electric.
Bonds were mixed. Cotton was
30 cents bale lower to Is cents
hioher
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-11-20
BURLINGTON LOANS
LEAD BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-RE The
Bond Market developed a general
mixture of gains and losses today
with little feature except a robust
rise in two Burlington Railroad
loans.
Burlington general IS rose 6
points to 119 and the 4 1-2s advanc-
ed 8 5-8 to 12O Ia following word
the company planned new series
of first refunding mortgage bonds
to provide funds to retire part OF
the Is and 1-2s at 120 and 1913,
respectively. If Interstate Com
merce Commission approval is
forthcoming, the road would in
vite public tenders Of the bonds
to be retired.
Ending higher were St. Louis
San Francisco As and SIS, Central
Pacific first Is, St. Paul adjust
ment IS Con sale of ST, ,347, ,000)
Cleveland Union Terminal IS, Hook
ing Valley 1-2s, Illinois Central
IS and IS and Metropolitan Edl-
son 2 TBS.
Losing ground were 1nternation-
al Great Northern first IS, Lehigh
Valley LIS and IS, Missouri Paci-
fic general Is, SIS and Convertible
5 1-2s, New York Central As, New
Haven IS and Seaboard IS.
U. S. Governments were a little
on the easy side as the Victory
Loan campaign swung into another
week.
Peruvian and French bonds were
among foreign issues rising.
Sa:es of $7,36O,G0 compared
with So, 100000 last Friday.