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Evening star., 1945-12-29

9ss ''s s;.ss s1;gs s$ss
fHRNff THefnsffS GKE5Mus. ae9 SELL moving oG 81 of
IG,ecner. | lounse chair, exis rug. ,1H:pc.
suniamp, other odds n and ssa' ends. Essa' isss
Sn1e 4Hssn eI,Taypn St re, TR; 4s75: go, so'
sos Earrssut st.. Hysttsvie ii .0 Nd. H. War Shss
flsld sld Sf3 SgS3, between 10 am; and pm. 80.
oak desk and swivel chair. comb. radio,
lamps, etc; also evening dresses. size 20;
s vsye ely WRAP white White ios co
GASOLINE MOTORS, /. cylinder. saa; 2
sype poWER 0f MAcasEa m. 14ss ssnfa
Gas "a Fl RANGE. estate" excellent condition,
CAS- GAS R4NGHs-1mmsd,aataes IAN 1Sn,Un aaso delivery !.
sizes Select gas range from Washing
famous s ranges. 'sTTs5msn Tappsn Ropea, SMni Mssis
ss TSNbsR5 II 91A ms ssss gS4a1 SS
saas s. a.s ossa sss. i!lass ind s..nl-
1s:eI ABE Essa ysarss.
esn Be used ACME FURNITURE Co.
aeaS IN e aS IA sssa n.N condition
SHss -; = YOs s II$$-ss.guse 4 double; 12,ssuss
sasfle ssn.cnass nr s0 ae 4e rine Trade Tor nsninF
HAIR DRYER, has been completely over
asasd iSs.esssssss' sss dryer in perfect e0ndi
HEATERS-Gas. coal, kerosene. wood. cleo
tric; new and used: large stock ACME
FuRN- l015b 7th W. Ma. $685.
HEATERS, gas. oil, coal wood and electric;
ife SCI c. .ni isss
s.; HoRsy R;s TE, nrsseSs:, l9Ss; xm.. .,,,.,n.,
Ipensipe electric hand enErayer. lucite hobby
kit. hundreds tools. textbooks for beginner:
watch, clock, jewelry art work ADVANCE
WATCH q JEWELERS. AIT 7th NV.
HOSPITAL BED, like new. complete with
1915 18th st. ne. 30s
IRONER, Easy, good condition, SIS. wis
ICE SSis' CREAM FREEzERs, new Taylor,
available soon. Place your orders now:
T5ss SoMsn q sudns RGns sis 5S e n1 s.
phono m. 2T11. IL
Evening star., 1945-12-29

Condition. .S25. CO. 531s. ' 3os ~
FABLE lsns Pins ssandard size, EXCEL
sfGs fi ana M3 sls Chairs desks SSs
Apply at switchboard. copiey Courts Apts..
TSoL IS TISo BOXES 1sS: 81 heavily ironed, aas22s
boxes, Larger. Can OR; 1850. 30.
TR1MPET; M5.b,IpE aos Selma almost new, slSo. 5.
TUXEDO. tailor, made; approx. size SO
short: imported cloth: like new, reasonable.
TiSTExxEDo' like new. size 40 10; ssst .o TE
TUXEDO. % lons; double breasted: shirt.
TUXEDO, double 0 breasted, ed IS size s;e 40 ' reg.
with accessories: excel cond. MR.. TAY-
I9s fqREb9 b9 s54s bet .sp. sna Ssrav sS
IS q; se;s Sc sell sf5 voo6H
TUxEDo, TTS 81 sinale.breasted, ss5; fun 81 dress
suit. top hat and dress shirts. $50; siss iss
ff TSss!fz sssi 81 ssls
NOS 81 $50 no ael s. sddl 9Ss. ssp.
all I,rr makes s. new 1s and used; sales rents re-
- sEsPeas SsS Ten
SotM So asl Esss GsPiss ss Ii eoss oa.,
SysI Massins % s3
yfSGS sfs4TSsd r.np1e mape fspoS fse WA sass
II bsa l5e4; 9 has Nurnberser bow; $3.50 Boz
WxsarNSGH SSH MACHINE FoR GLASSES n Tof-
BEREMS RESTAURANT, 626 e st. NV.
WATCH, mans. l6-k. calendar type chro-
aassEsen as sl%ess sS ps. fa2s tuxedo size
WATER. HEATERS, eas, M sizes. .prswar:
terms, 18 months: established so wears
JOHN q. WEBSTER. Registered Plumber,
627 st, NV. Ma 4163: home. WC 2220.
WATER HEATERS, electric. 80, 43 and as
slsf 4sspgrsyea a1 priSes5 ST. ssd5t dtRx
ssss' practically unused. $50. Phone Il IH y.
MiNcHEsgIaEE, model % .s7s; Nahum
EsfSKnER EsHHSeK KfiEEass srSkkkE l. slss Ssaa- used only
large model. so cail no. $500. = -
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.-Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
Stats 1908 l4th st NV. phone AD 1898.
LATT'S TIE BAR viii encnant you with
the most unusual selection Of necxwear
masnificens ma patterns patti to choose from,
mans most important accessory Beauti-
ful gift wrappings: 81 to $50. Open until
8 PM, 90S l4tb St NV tat Eye)
JUST RECEIVED 1000 yards easement
cloth for draperies, slip covers, 69c yard;
plain sail cloth in white and blue. 69c
yard; slip cover material, CSC yard; labor
fhsH5sss npHi eesaE ~ 5 ses. Sls HOFFMAN,
e-PIECE SET reupholstered In Malta ma
teriaL .$6b;. 2.piece set sofa and chair
cleaned and shAmpoed, SO. HOFFMAN,
UrHOLSTERERs, CO. Bi10.
Evening star., 1945-12-29
REPAIRS oas SERVICES.

sHOf. fully equipped;
Cd location: reasonable rent. SH 1884
Evening star., 1945-03-23

W0P, s:30-jenY Wayne helps Nj,
Charles solve The Case d the Talking Teddy
Bears"
VOL. i0:00-Hssvywsishk Tsmi hsufisiis
and Lee 0ma meet
WN, i0:30-ellsworfh Vines. tennis star
turned golf pro. talks sports with Bill Stern.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Oh TINE Ak IoMIeM
VOL, 7:i5-SelstiieAs from "csrmsa" sad
"hsassl and 6rsisr' played
WMAl, S:00-i9Yssr-sId Sepaas Virginia
Oswald sings.
WM. S:30-Arehis mssiy I different kind
Of Z dame. Dams May Witty.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

WI0p, 10: :30-Walisx ABEL, Bonita Granville,
Patsy Kelly and I'm Psxts sat3iaia
Wk, io:45-Ihs Attorney 6sasfsl pssks
On Our Liberal Trsditisas"
WoP. 1t:45-csHsspsndsats Ia London
aAd Rome rspsr o. "liis Returns n War.
Wrecked Towns" .
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Rails and Aircrafts
Lead Quiet Recovery
lon Stock Market
By VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, Mar 22.-Stocks did
better today, under leadership OF
rails and aircrafts, but market deal
ings were anon the slowest since
last November.
Prices stiffened a. the opening
and recoveries soon ran to 2 or more
points. Top marks were reduced
near the close. Declines were fairly
we'll distributed. The ticker tape
frequently halted. Transfers for the
full proceedings were in the vicin-
ity OF 100000 shares.
Purchasers nibbled timidly at fa-
vorites with good dividend possibili-
ties and split-up prospects. Com
mitments were partially reinstated
also on the idea three successive
average reactions entitled the list
to at least a temperory comeback
Battle front news continued to
stress reconversion skepticism as a
trend handicap, as did persistent
fears Washington would in some
way try to crack down on specula-
tion.
P romfnent in the plus ranks
most of the time were Nickel Plate
common and preferred, Pere Mar
quette common and preferred
Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Atlantic
Coast Line, Boenig, Douglas Air
craft, Grumman Aircraft, Sperry
Eastern Air Lines, Hudson Motors
and U. s. Rubber, U. S. Industrial
Chemical was up in response to the
doubling of its usual extra dividend
Evening star., 1945-03-22
D. {. Bond Leadership
Held at Stake in New Drive

The Districts continuous leader
ship in the per capita purchase OF
series E War Bonds for nearly fou,
years is a challenge to local citizens
to maintain this record in the Sew
enth War Loan drive. Wilmer J.
Waller. chairman of the District
War Finance Committee, declared
today.
Mr.. Waller released figures sup
piled by the Treasury Department
showing that January purchases
here of the peoples bond" amount
ed to sl4.07 per person, or nearly
twice the national average
The fact that the Districts Janu-
ary percentage was considerably
higher than the average encouraged
Mr. Waller to feel certain Washing
ton would reach and probably sur
pass its s48,000,000 peoples bond
goal during the Seventh War Loan
program.
Evening star., 1945-03-22

at 1913 am. Tuesday He made no
contact with his next check in point,
Montgomery, Ala.
Army planes from fields in the
Atlanta and Montgomery areas and
from Barksdale Field, La, are con-
ducting search for the plane,
which is estimated to have ex-
hausted its fuel supply about four
hours after checking in at Atlanta.
Sergt. Green, a native of Carroll
ton, Md, and his wife Ruth live
here at the Second street address.
but she was visiting at Sykes, Md,
near Baltimore. He was an aerial
engineer. Capt. Charles p Oliver
OF Penacook, N. H., was a passenger
on the plane, returning from leave
to his station at Barksdale Field.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Washington Produce

Prices rse" paid ae nst war ob s00S
mand Prices paid for Federsi1ststt e
Mreh ssfvea %hs item s1sans masd ss
sSaFss ASH O.. S. a. srsds % A. "'ned medium m
sfso. s6 u s. gradf ots, B; medium medium 3a; q; s
The ns sndns sss' MsS Il
eeiyed direct from sradin9 stations Cur
rem . receipts 5s nearby unsraded eggs, few
LIVE PouLTRY-Market nrm. Ar
rivals include one large load late .yester-
thorized professors and one medium and
one large load today for civilian distribu-
5iGp nthn rTlsss rFsrx shoEn reject 1sose paid
Ss fsTef vSes Rasr pees 1qsr' xefe sod
Psa es ossrs.s s0 nefaaed G.se
according TO mileage Fowl 2aI7; broil-
srs and fryers, grade A. 49, grade c,
@s.4O-2S 80 per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales to am. on this mornings whole
APPLEsNWestern STOCK market uh't.rs dull snd
ordinary stock: very slow for GOOD stock
Virginia. bushel baskets and Eastern crates
U. s. No. J., Delicious, 24 inch minimum
3.OO-3 so; 2l2-inch minimum. mostly 3 90
few lower; 2A-inch minimum, 2.0O-2 25
few higher; Staymans. 2A-inch minimum
300, few lower, few hisher: 2ha inch mini
mum, 2.00-2 so; Yorks, 2s4-inch minimum
mostly $50. few 2.75; 2k.inch minimum
minimum. a.50-275, mostly 80; 2h- Incl
minimum. mostly around 2.25. few ESQ
to fair quality and condition. all sizes
some U. s. No. ]. Pa Inch minimum, vari
Gus varieties low as 30. hish as 225
WASHINGTON, boxes. combination extra fame,
and fancy, l63s and larger. Delicious
Winesaps and few Romes, mostly 4.25-4 81
few 4.5i; smaller 4.0O-425
PARAGUS-Market steady. South Car.
olina. rather wide range in quality, con.
dltion and prices, pyramid crates, dozer
punches. green, large, best. mostly arounc
zoos 90; white, 500; medium. mostl,
around 400; few best. 500; white. 800
very small 70 small size. best. BOB 90
loose. 1900, few higher; pyramid crates
dozen punches, 1900.
BEANS-Market steady; supplies of eooc
pers. Plentituls and Black Valentines. best
mostly All; few 4.4s; ordinary to fail
cABBAGE-Market Arm. Supplies light
Florida, domestic, round type, 50-pounc
sacks. 1.75-2.25. mostly around 200
bushel baskets. packed locally. 1852 90
CELERY-Market rather dull Florida
l6-inch crates. trimmed tops: Colder
$40 dozen, 2.50-2.75. mostly $50; xxs
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Paul J. Cotter Heads
RFC Investigation Unit

The Reconstruction Finance Corp.
has established an investigation
unit, and appointed as its first head
Paul j. Cotter, formerly chief Of the
espionage Unit of the Justice De-
partment criminal division.
In making the announcement. the
RFC explained that the purpose of
the new unit will be TO devise con-
trolls and other measures that may
tend to prevent irregularities in
connection with the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. S sale of Government
owned surplus capital and producers
goods; to investigate alleged inn
proper practices and complaints; to
collaborate with law enforcement
agencies in expediting prosecutions
of violations, and to act as a fact
finding body in regard TO other
problems arising incident to the
corporations disposal program
Evening star., 1945-03-22
binns Tells Realtors
u. 5. Must ENCOURAGE
Building Industry
ent encouragement of

Government encouragement o1
private building enterprise in the
postwar period will do much tc
provide every American family with
good home in the shortest length
Of time, Arthur w. Binns, Phila-
delphia realtor, told the annual
spring meeting of the Washington
Real Estate Board last night al
the Statler Hotel.
Close cooperation between Gov
ernment agencies and private bust
ness, strict enforcement of health
and sanitation laws and close analy-
sis of community housing needs
will be necessary to assure hous-
ing program adequate to meet the
Nations needs, according to Mr.
Binns, pioneer in neighborhood
rehabilitation work.
Builders themselves are the best
equipped to determine commun-
ity's housing needs and how to
meet them, whether through urban
or suburban construction, he de-
clared. In any community, he said
a normal excess of housing tends to
correct abuses, and housing scarcity
promotes abuses.
Left Eid, NBC commentator, an
other featured speaker of the meet
ing, told the realtors that a post
war conflict between American
manufacturers who want high tar.
IFS and those who advocate free
trade is likely to develop in the
fight for world markets.
Declaring the United States must
be the worlds leading creditor Ma
ton to insure postwar prosperity, he
said the backlog of consumer de.
mand which has been built up BY
war scarcities will not guarantee
prosperity.
Discussing building costs of pri.
vate and public housing agencies
Edward r. Carr, member of tht
boards Home Builders Committee
told the board that private enter.
prise can do a better job in meet.
ing community housing needs thar
public agencies if it is given the
benefit of enabling legislation which
has been proposed in Congress.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Deposits ON March go, 1913.
Building. Loan Assets Mount.

The q institutions comprising thu
District of Columbia Building ane
Loan League had combined asset.
of $221 ,139, ,729 at the close of buSi.
ness February %, F. Wilson Camp
secretary, has announced, an in
crease of S21. IT'S 900 over the COM
parable period of last year and S40,-
100000 greater than total resources
on February %, 1943.
New share money placed in the
associations by the 1868 investing
members reached an all-time high
of 198,000,000, net gain of $21,-
100000 during the IL months. Re-
serves of $19, ,313 were approxi-
mately 10 per cent of the share liza
bility.
Advances on prime first mortgages
of S175,277 900 and Government
holdings of $35 ,000,0 accounted for
the greater portion of the invest
ment portfolio Principal loan activ-
ity in February comprised loans for
the purchase of homes, Mr.. Camp
stated
Aviation Forecasts Too High.
Both the number of airplanes
l1hClN W DC III SClNiS dIl0 bllS
amount of aviation insurance to be
carried after the war has been
greatly overestimated, Reed M
Chambers, president of the United
States Aviation Underwriters Group,
declared in an address yesterday
before the Insurance Club of Wash
ington at the Sheraton Hotel. The
recent statement by Mayor La
Guardia of New York that airfield
space will be needed for $4,000 pri-
vate planes after the war was lone
of the many too enthusiastic state
ments," he asserted.
Mr.. Chambers, who was a flyer
with Eddie Rickenbacker in the
first World War, said that many
thousands of planes bought after
the war will be sold in year and
a half. as they will serve no useful
purpose to their owners. They will
be too expensive for the average
person to operate for pleasure, the
cost being about $1,000 a year
Evening star., 1945-03-22
D. {. Bank Deposits
Boosted St4,S4o,S67
Since Start Of 1945
By EDWARD C. STONE.

In the first quarter of this year,
through March 20, Washingtons Il
banks scored an aggregate gain in
deposits of s14,849. .86745, it was
learned today following a call issued
by the controller of the currency
asking for condition statement of
all the banks in the District and all
the national banks in the United
States
Deposits In the Capital as of
March 20 totaled $870,570,37372 as
compared with $685., ,720, ,5O6.27 on
December 30, 1914, and establishing
another new all-time peak. The
gain of nearly 100000 was not as
large as in the final quarter of 1914,
due to heavy payments of income
taxes on March Is by many corpora
tions and to large recent with
drawals of War Bond funds by the
Treasury. Individual income tax
payments also cut down deposits.
Deppxjtx an Msrrh On r0tS
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Sales Rise Reported
By Maryland Drydock
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Mar. ga report
to stockholders OF the Maryland
Drydock showed today that net sales
OF the company amounted to $46,-
64,979 during the year ended De-
cember 81, an increase of 1862, ,951
over the previous years total.
Net income totaled $668,944 after
all charges. including estimated in.
come and excess profits taxes and g
deduction of 100000 for postwar
contingency reserve had been made
After preferred dividends. earn
ings were equal to S3.97 share or
10000 common shares.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar 30 Up tWFA>.-Salable
steady; good and choice barrows and gifts,
$40 pounds up, at 1873 ceiling; good and
choice sows at 1900; complete clearance.
calves, 800: total, 800; good and choice
grade steers and .yearlings, including year
ling heifers. steady; top steers in load lots,
medium grade steers weak at 1880 down
top heifers, 1850: cows weak to % lower;
bulls Is strong to "a higher; 6 most beef cows,
sausage bulls to 1850 and weighty. beef
bulls to 800 vealers firm at 1880 down.
erately active fully steady: several loads
good to choice fed wooled Western lambs,
1875 and 1885; load lots well-finished
and good Ss-pound fed lambs. 1925: load
good to choice fed clipped lambs, No. ,
skins: hid 1880; odd lots aged native ewes.
a OO-a so
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. Mar. 30 tP-Heavy sales o.
rye for export to Belgium touched off com.
mission house buying and short GOVERNS
In grain futures markets today and price,
were f1rm to sharply higher
Rye led the upturn. the May delivery al
times selling at 1.17A per bushel 2L
cents higher than yesterdays finish. Proit
cashins appeared at 1.l6ra, but the offer.
T Estimates ina soy Of he dSs0lHro amount q rye sole
from Chicago and Albany stocks this week
for shipment to Europe ranged from / :
100000 to 100000 bushels The do
mestic visible supply Of the brown cerea
Is small and this week was estimated al
10 10000 bushels. compared with 49,
100000 bushels n year ago.
At the finish. wheat was "a to a hghe
than Yesterdays close. May. .6a1s Corr
was up 70 to "a. May, .l3. Oats wer
to Pa higher. May, l 116B-1I7 Barle
was up e to 50. May. .10A
Evening star., 1945-03-22
n. Y. Bond Market
sELkcTEp list OF isssvEs.


llCCsL o. o. A SoA
lICCaL 4hs 6:l 06
lint ON LIST osb2 ~
Int GIN IS IS 9 67N
lint I&T 4sss So looA
lint TAR s. 66- lo4
IL v IS 2003 st 62A
iLeh v ~ xOO3 SSM
lLong fSr Is 10 1864
Ind RR NJ s. 10 al
lNSPSSM u 9l- TIN
lA-K-T 81 62 A. s1A
MKT ~ Is 81. ooM
mo p 8 rs a. liza
mo p IS ~ -. -
mo p Is 30 H. 79A
mo kn IS 10 35A
Nor a. = 4hs IS oeA
Nat Steel IS 65 1854
INET&T 41as 81 1z5N
NO Term 4s 63. lo7h
NOTM 6s b4--- 91A
}NYGP A o. ooM
lNYC RI 81 2Ol3 s4N
lNYC en- ~ % 00ih
| lNYChSL A1as78 1o3h
IEYNHH 6s a. s.
lNYNEa IL 20 o4A
lNYNHH 4Shs 81 g
INYNHH 8hs 81 50
INYNHH 3las b6 -
INYSW IN IS 40 Is
MORT 8 81 2O;A- 5oN
Nor p - 2O4,' 1o6M
Nor p AIS 2O47 ~
Nor p rs 204; 76h
|O&L Cb Is "a 22A
Pac GEE 81 II lo7A
Pen RR en 81 6a132X
Pen RR ca n s6012e
Penn RR 3As521o5
Peoria q z Is 80 86N
|Ph-R C l IS 64 226h
Port @ z 4Ms 6O1o3M
iRedg 4Hss OF 4 lo5zs
Redg ] CITY As 51lo5M
lStLIMS4sRd32 1o2M
lStL6P 81 SO B.. SIN
iStLSP 1 rs 78-. 4lN
lstLSP - 50 A. 54M
Sea AL Q ~ as. s.
50 Pae 4hs 81 9AM
lsoPac4hsOr77 9oA
lstd o NJ IS 81 1864
Third Ave Is 60 81
| Univ Pic 324s 59lo1st
Wabash 4As 81 66iA
wabash Is 81 -
West Sh Is 1881 90
fWIs Cent 4s o. 02A
Evening star., 1945-03-22

~
Tex, 1t was an
nounced today.
Officials at the
field here said
the plane, pill
oted by c a p t.
John G. Mabry,
Is, OF East st.
Louis, Ill, a vet
e r an of t h e
\ or h Africa ,
Sicily and Italy
campaigns, was
last heard from
checking in at
Atlanta, his first
mint nf oonto.t
Evening star., 1945-03-22

NEW YORK CITY
% so A1
FOREIGN. 400
Australia IS bB Joan
Braz 3As ! ser 50
Canada Is 50 11oN
Chile NIB 6s 6la 17h
Grk rs "a pt pd zoN
Grk os or pt pd 1914
Peru ist os 81 2oN
Peru 2nd 6s 81. zoH
Uruguay 4hs 70 es
DOMESTIC. goo
Am q FPbs203O 90A
Am I0C 5hs 40 1o4H
Am T&T 3As6I 100
Am T a 7 Is 50 122ih
! Am Tob IS Co. lo3N
AcL ist Is 81. 1924
ACL & rs O. 1o7N
B&O lst 10 as lo@
B&O 96 c ---- 07N
BdcO cv 90 603<
BansA en- 4s 81. e4N
Bost Me 4hS 20 73W
Buf RAP 81 St 7eih
Cen N Z As 6l-- -
Cen Pac bs GU 1924
C HR N J 4sa7 s.
Gao 3hs 90 r. 1864
Chi d Alt 3s ~ 37N
c q 3 I Inc o7-- -
CNSPP 81 N e6N
cA5PP bs 1000 2liA
CMSP Alas ~ C 1l1i4
CMSP IN ~ 80 1o6iA
CNW k1ss 81 vi 02N
GRIP 4hs 50 A S6ih
cow A. sS---- IS
GRIP RI Is 81 53N
CCCSL 4hs IT. 92ih
CT q T b 73- - 1864
CT o r 4hs77 1854
Con Oil 3las 81 1o4
O&RG Is 80 63X
D&RGW IS 56s 10
Det Ed As 65 1o7M
Dow Oh Ks 30 1o5N
Quo 1t 3fas 6b- lo7Z
Erie 4hs 2O16-, 96ih
Fla z @ IS ~ 63M
Ca q Ala IS 4b- 45H
ct Nor IS 73 136
ct Nor 3sss 10 1854
Hoe v 41as 90 1@2ih
p g. N = IS ST.. 7oH
&c Is 63 1850. o5H
&c 4Ak "a 0AiH
| &c 81 6b 1904
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Market AVERAGES
BONDS.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. % R.-cotton fu.
lures moved in a narrow range today re-
necting increased uncertainty among trad
ers over the status Of the cotton purchase
textile contracts and covering met lin.
tied hedging and liquidat ation.
tions are still delayed by adverse weather
with estimate that cotton acreaee will bt
anywhere from 10 to so per cent under
q year ago.
Late afternoon prices we're 25 cents 4
bale higher to 5 cents lower. May, 22.12
July, 21.SI. October, 81 %.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Mar. % (R,.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in dol
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, ga per cent discount or 90.12h u. s.
cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe; Great Britain, oficial buying,
81 .02; selling. S4.O4
Latin America. Argentina. free, rs 90,
20.06n. h Nominal.
Evening star., 1945-03-22
,Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. % P,.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for March 81: 5.371 pur-
chases INVOLVING 1897 shares; 5,33s
81 short sales involving 2.125 shares
Evening star., 1945-03-22
D. {. Sergeant, I Others
In Bomber Are Missing

STAFF Sergt. James N. Green. 2803
Second street Sc. is aboard me-
dium bomber frog Boiling Field
missing on routine training fight
Evening star., 1945-03-22

hourly Sales On the kxchango Ts1Ay.
100 Zoo ON. 40 COO zoo zoo p'm OIun so GOO
tUnit Of tradjng 10 shares: sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy OF receivership or
being reorgantxed. under Bankruptcy Act.
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi.a1nual declaration. Un-
dends are not included. M. dividend.
xr Ex rights. 4 Also extra or extras Cash
| or stock. Paid last year. Payable in
b Payable In Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid Or declared this year.
Evening star., 1945-03-22

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Aireon Mfg CO. 81
Alumni Co Am q 36I
Am c Mig Soc. l3L
Am Cynamid l. 4ol
Am GEE l.60a 32s
Am 1t d T 1.2O. 1Ss
Am Nsracaibo a.
Am Repub Ae-- Isl
Am Super Of 7l3
Att Coast , Ae- o.
Atlas Ply 30 17l
BALDWIN Loco vi l3
Barium Steel -
BasicRefrac 40. 81
Bliss tEW) I 2os
Blue Ridge .16f ~
BreezeCorp1 go 165
Brewster Aero ~
Brown For Dist 2lz
Buff N Il z p Of 223
Callite Tun log s.
CatAlin Am he 8
Cessna AIT 4Ue- ~
cities Service 49,
Clayton g. l. l4g loL
Clinch Coal he 49,
Colon Develop ~
Cons Textile We 5
Cor&Ry pf 3 312k 1o@L
Cuban At Sug Sc 23N
EasG&F6pf1 lak SoA
EastSugA pfc hze 49,
y Bd q Share 1oL
Elliott Co pf2A- 50
FansteelMetAe- 47h
Fire Asso P "a II
Fuller GA I he- n
Gen o A Of 8 lo3A
GlenAldCoal 1ag 10
HollCGold b 40 10H
Humble OH Ih Ash
Hum Ross F 40 M
IndP&L pf5.25 l14iA
Init Pet nj 2oH
Int Utilities 9sg- 26
JACOBS tFL, Co 12il
Ken-Radio T3se 29iI
Lake Sh M $50. 10N
Lamson Crp Ae 10Y
Lone Star G go l2h
Rates or dividends
Evening star., 1945-03-22
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Mar. 80 lP,.-Divdends
declared:
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
Pittsburgh Thrift I2hc @ 3-12 S-3l
Evening star., 1945-03-22
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
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iLouisL&Exp 80 sM
iNargy OIL ! -- -
lMcWfllDredRAa lA5A
lMemph NG.30e- 5ih
IMerr-Ch&Scot- IS
] Mich Sugar Ia
Midi Stl p B vic 4
mid WstCp 2he 12iA
Mining Crp Can 5h
Montreal L h.40 1853
INIT City Cp Zoe. 2,6
Nat City Tin ! 1874
N z p A 6 pf ok 67M
N H Clock Gag ~
'lNY Merch .60a- IL
Mag Bud Pu ~
Noma Elec lag 2lM
Nor Ind PS 5pf5 Ito
Nor st Pwr A 1914
'IOgden Corp Sac Asle
oantepec 1oM
\ Pennroad Ne ,
eepperell 10 l7lh
iPharis T&R 90 l2A
Pitts q L E5 66M
Pug Sd P L 1.20 s15h
IR.K-O war III
iIRaytheon new 71iA
IRepub Avia he $50
lRichmond Rad ~
I5amson Utd-- So
Schultz Inc 3N
81 In Or of $50 "a
lSherwin W s. 1864
simplicity p - 4
lSolar Airc .1bg- IL
Stand Cap d g. loiA
Std Dredg soc ~
Std Tube B .10s. 3M
lTilo Roof 40 1o1b
Todd Ship Ag- 81h
lTranswest o As 81
Unit Cig-Wh St. 3h
United Gas .15g IL
Unit Lt&Pwr of 1874
Unit L g. Ry vi 15ih
IUtd Wall Pa.l5e ~
IUt-Ida Sug .15g 30
Utah P&L pf 7oiA
Utah Radio 40 10
wright Har h.20 3A
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