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Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21


 A break in the weather that saw light snow and rain brought relief the first of the week in the water shortage due to freezing weather, but temperatures be- gan dropping again and at weeks end the thermometer was stay ing around 20 degrees.
 Roy Madsen, his wife and 2 children, spending Christmas with her parents in Swafthmore,
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21
Legal Notice

lN THE DISTRICT COURT
 FOR TIRE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA ANk of KODIAK,
 a corporation
 Plaintiff AY SCRANTON,
 Defendant.
 No. S-3915 NOTICE OF MAKSHAL'S ALE of REAL PROPERTY Under and by virtue of a De- ee of foreclosure entered in the NSfrict Court of the Territory of laska Third Division, in an ac- bn wherein the Bank of Kodi- Q corporation was the pIaint- and Ray Scranton wes the |fendant; which decree was en- fed m favor of said plaintiff Ad against the said defendant 2 the 5th of November, ly46, f the sum of $1, ,722.25 together nth interest in the sum of $l25 . {, plus costs and attorneys fees NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- EN that I will oa the 9th day of anuary l947, at 2 pm of said Ay, at my office in Kodiak, Al- ska, sell at public auction, for arrent lawful money of the Un- ed States of America, all the sht, title,, claim and interest. of se said defendant in and ts the Moving described property: Lot 5 of Block 1 of the Leite addition to the City of kodiak, Alaska, the same being 8 part of the United States Survey No. 16S1". 80 much thereof as may be scessary to satisfy sad judge. 'eat, with interest and cost, 1d aceruing costs, to the highest dder.
 ] ated this 14th day of Dec. aber 1946.
 JAMES H. PATTERSON
 U. s. Marshal
 By PAUL c. HERRING
 Deputy
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21
: r ace' f7ma

IoTi Face' E3@
 rbs new 20th Century Fox Ia,ical, Doll Face, is due by kpe a time for presentation at sLyric theatre beginning sun- r. with a 4-day showing to ,luds Christmas day.
 ne lavish musical has bright \ oreezy performances, toe- sIinl music and entertaining cial ies.
 rpe cast includes Vivian ina Dennis O'Keefe, Perry no, Carmen Miranda and rtaa Stewart.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-21

Geo ge Mckay left yesterday ] s,erdeen, Wash. where he |ss lied by the ness of his bhef.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Son Found, Pease Family
Plans 10 Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Pease. 1851
Colesville road, Silver Spring, today
prepared to return home from Cali
fornia with their son, Arthur, jr.,
is, after report that he was miss
ing-While on transcontinental
hitch linking trip with two compan-
ions-caused them to take a plane
to Los Angeles Tuesday in an effort
TO locate him.
The Peases were reunited with
their son yesterday at the Pasadena
home Of Mrs. Lucy Horton Martin.
his former Washington school
teacher, the Associated Press re-
ported. They plan to stop at Boul-
der City, New. to pick up Arthur s
brother, Robert, IA. and Bill
Warncke. is, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell 6 Warncke, 1912 Western
avenue, Chevy Chase.
The three boys, all Scouts. be-
came separated when Arthur OBJ
tained ride between Albuquerque,
N. Mex, and Boulder City and
missed the other two boys at the
latter town. His brother tele-
graphed Mr. and Mrs. Pease last
Saturday that "Arty is missing "
After they had wired and telephoned
officials of Boulder City and nearby
towns in an unsuccessful attempt to
locate Arthur. the Peases took a
plane to California, intending to
go to Boulder City from there.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO July oe lP, .UsDA, -salabl,
hogs, 5000: total. 10000: market sener-
ally 0n-l e5 lower than Thursdays aver.
sse; closing more active than earlier
around l 90 lower: good and choice 1S0-
gao weight ,lareely 20 5000 IS: severa
loads choice o00-22o pound weights, u 90
the ton; bulk ,sood and choice "50-3Gf
pounds, % 0o-20 80; few loads over 3ot
pounds. ~. $4,000: sowS fatty so low.
er. popular price for rank and fle. ls75
few heavies. $50 and choice llshtweights
1900: prospects GOOD clearance.
ssls6,e cattled 5000 total, $500: ssl
steers and yearlinss steady: top, $3.50 OF
l.1aI round AVERAGES. most choice steasS
~ -0o-26. 600; common, medium and aver
age coed grades. both steers. and heifers
IS cents lower; no choice heifers here, bu
choice mixed steers and hefers, 1925
cutters weak; bulls steady to weak; vealer
steady at 90 down.
Salable sheep, 800: total, $500 sprin
lambs mostly steady: top; IS cents hisher
strictly sood and choice. 2o.s5. the tor
shrinking fat buck spring lambs. 1880
common to medium sprinsers. 15.On-15 so
early M ,s,;s sales slaughter d ewes firm most goo
q 90: common sort outs. 90 down
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Stock Market Waivers
After Quiet Rally
Led by SteeIs
By Victor Eubonk
GSsoeioted Press Finoneiol Writer

NEW YORK, July 26.-Steels led
the stock market on a quiet early
recovery shift today, but there was
little follow through and trends
eventually wavered.
Dealings slowed after fairly ac-
tive forenoon and, near the close
initial gains of fractions to or
more points were trimmed or con-
verted into declines. Transfers held
to around the 900 ,000-share level.
Retaining part of their advance
were Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel International Har-
vester, j. I. Case. Electric Power &
Light, Phelps Dodge, American
Smelling, Du Pont. Union Carbide
Southern Pacific, Southern Railway
Standard Oil of California, Tide
water Associated, Texas Co. Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey and Park &
Tilford.
Chrysler and General Motors
slipped to new lows for the year
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Washington Produce

From the Department OF Agriculture
Prices paid fob. WASHINGTON.
EGGS-Market steady or top arades
easy and irresular on lower grades De
mand far to good with inaulry largely fol-
top Grades. Prices paid for Federal-Statt
sraded esss received from sradine stations
July 2h Whites. brown. mixed colors
q S. erade B. larse Al. commercialiy
graded A. extra large 44i2-46: LARGE AL.
~ medium, 3sbz-44: grade B, large. Al;
grade C, 80: pullets, 80
LIVE POULTRY-Marke firmer and
10 cents higher Demand SLOW Fowl
colored, 1922 Leehorn. -3-"4: heav,
breed coasters, fryers and broilers. 1895
DRESSED POULTRY Gced and Western
box packedl-Msrket frmer Receipt!
light and l 10 cents higher Demant
fair and improving. Fowl. grade A. heavy
3S-40. light, 30-3o; rossters, fryers anc
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Trial Of Siepfather Awaits
Recovery Of Injured Boy

Harold M. Newman, %, colored, of
the 200 block of G street S.W.. was
arranged before Municipal Court
Judge Almond w. Scott yesterday
on a charge of assault with intent
to kill his 5-year-old stepson,
Jimmie Washington. on Tuesday.
Judge Scoot set bond at $4,000 and
continued the case until August 26.
The child's mother. Mrs. Lou
Newman. said she returned home
Tuesday to find the child had been
beaten. She said Jimmie and his
brother, Curtis Washington. 6. told
her Newman had beaten and kicked
the boy.
The case was continued until the
child is able to leave Gallinger Hos
pital, where he is reported to have
a possible fractured skull
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Capital Transit Net
f2Per Cent Below
Year Ago in June
By Edword c. Stone

Net income of the Capital Transit
a decrease of s17950. or IL per cent
from June 1945. today's report to the
Public Utilities Commission dis
closed
Net income in the first half year
reached S627,811, a decrease of $685.
968. or los per cent from the like
1945 period. Operating revenues of
S13663 1856 were off 1854 ,348 or per
cent. while operating expenses were
up S1156,664 or 13 per cent. Taxes
were 81 1.820,073, or 54 per cent lower
than last year
Revenue passengers in June num-
bered "a ,306.302, a decrease of l.
445,2S1 or 4 per cent. In the half
year revenue passengers totaled 206.-
545 ,060, against 214.O00.955 a year
ago, a decrease of 7.455, ,349 or 3.o
per cent, the report said
B. & o. Earnings Off Sharply.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
today reported June gross revenues
of $24 ,607,12 off S8,971 ,532 from
June, l945. The company had a
June net income deficit of $597,923
a decrease of $2,674,1O9 from June
of last year.
Rejecting the results of the in
crease in wages without any in
creases in freight and passenger
rates. net income for the six months
Of l946 showed a deficit of $l6.690,-
1863, which is decrease of S28,424,-
l32 from the like l945 period.
Branch Banks Gain Favor.
With the announcement of -four
new branch banks in about as many
weeks, these Offices appear to be
gaining favor rapidly in Washing
ton. In the past. many banks have
been opposed to branches. These
same institutions are now looking
for new sites, several banks recently
having asked for branches in a
single location
The Hamilton's new branch will
be located just inside the District
line At Georgia and Eastern avenues,
the most northern section of the
Capital. The bank will naturally
draw good deal of business from
Silver Spring. very lively business
section.
The nearest competing banks will
be the Suburban National at Silver
Spring and Takoma Park, Citizens
Bank of Takoma Park and the
branch of the Bank of Commerce &.
Savings in Brightwood The other
branches recently announced are to
be opened in Randall Highlands and
Congress Heights Sc.
Lanston Directors Elected
At yesterdays annual meeting of
the Lanston Monotype Machine Co.
held here, all directors were re-
elected including five Washington
members. James E. CollifloWer. John
Oliver La Gorce. David S. Hendrick
D j. Needham and William E
Schoolev The board elected the
same officers. except Harvey D. Best
who resigned as chairman of the
board. Mr.. Hendrick remains chair
man of the Executive Committee.
June earnings of the Southern
Railway Co showed a balance after
charges of 1862 800 compare with
S2087.752 III June of last year The
roads net operating income for the
first half year was S8.035 .357. COM
pared with S16.4l2, ,480 in 1945. and
the balance after charges totaled
S3071 067, as compared with sll,275,-
460 a year ago.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
N. 7. Bond Market
Furnished BY ths Asxociated Pfess.I
SELECTEu LIST OF ISEuES.


lint GIN lst $3.50 IS
lint HydroEl6s451ooA
Int T&T 4Has b2lC5
| SnCtFtSc As 80 70
iLehVl HIT 5s 81 e5M
iLeh vi 41as20o3 56
me Cent 4las60 6eih
| MKT 5s 62 A, 81
MKT 1st4s9O osh
mo Psc 51as 40 32ih
| Mo pac IS II r oliE
mo Pac bs 81 sliA
mo pac gn 4s rs 43
| Mor&E3 ks2G0n 50
mt stT&T2sss6 1924
Ma NstDairy2As7Ol lo5
IN o r M 5s 81 1914
1 N9C RI bs 2O13 S9iz
1 NYC 4Kas2013A S1M
tNYc con As 9S 81
! iNYC&SI ,3Ass0 1o4lA
my Conn27ss75 lo2I2
my L&W 4las73 90
| NYNH&H As 81 IS
/ NYO&W gn4s55 9
my W B 4ias Az 3SiA
Nor Pc 5s2O47D1cslz
! NorPac4las2047lo7Ls
ohio Ed 294s 70 lo3iA
iPac G&E IS "a 1o6ib
! pac TIT 2a4ss5 1854
Pa CT Air 3las6G1o9Is
Penn P&Lt 1858 lo4iA
iPennRR sn5s6S l32
iPhila EI 224s ~ los
| IPhila Ell 224s 81 los
I ipittsc&C3 Ias64 1o3sA
lPittsC&C3Izs55 1o4i/a
,RckIh&L4Ias34 So
!StLSnFr $3.50 B 5Alls
stLSnFr 4ias7s Aois
lStLSnFr 4s50 A 51iA
tSea Air L4Ias vi 1874
iSea Air L As wi looih
iSea-AirFl6s35A 1917
.shell I'm 2hzs II e9s
,SoBT&T2Ass5 1o5iA
| SO Pacif1c4 Iass1 1cSL7
tSoPac4asOr77 1864
| Sou Pac 294s 96 Sol/s
SO Ry gn As 81 1o7A
iSWBellTl221sS5 1885
sTex&NOrl3A10 lo4M
!, Third Ave 6s ~ 69lA
'lVirgn Ry IS 95 1o6
Wabash 4Ms 81 e2ls
iiWard Blk 5Ias70 1864
4 West Sh 4s2361 e6iA
lWest On as so 1854
Wisn Cant A. a 40
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Fined for FuuIty ScuffoId

B. H. Piper of 25 Forty-fifth street
NE, Yas fined s25 Yesterday by
Judge Ellen K. Raedy in Municipal
Court on a charge of maintaining an
improper scaffold in violation OF
District construction safety stand
ard regulations. Piper was engaged
in brickIaying operations in the
5000 block of New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, and was charged on
March II.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Business Briefs

Retail Trade IN the last week re-
NAMED around levels of the previous
week, but was 2lec to 25ca above a
year ago-Dun & Bradstreet.
Advances in Crude Oil Prices were
announced by Standard Oil Co OF
Ohio, Humble Oil, Standard of IN
diana and Phillips Petroleum. Most
Of the advances amounted to %
cents a barrel
Auto Production for this week was
estimated at 8726O units, new
postwar high. VS. 80.395 last week
and 1858 in the like l94l week
Wards Automotive Reports.
Standard Oil Co. of California de-
clsred q dividend of 65 cents a COM
mon share, payable September 16
Previous payments were so cents
Profit for the June quarter was esti-
mated at S16 1913 Sal or $128 a share
VS.. S16,376027 or SIPS year ago.
Tidewater Associated Oil Co
earned 1888, 700 or Sill in the hall
VS.. So, ,982 900 or S122
Quaker State Oil Refining Co
profit for the June quarter was
s634. .023 or SO cents VS.. s612,l2O or sc
cents year ago
Abbott Laboratories earned S.
238610 or S305 in the half VS.. ST.
441.139 or 81 cents a year ago.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
profit for the June quarter was 81,
194085 or Sl.70 VS.. $1,027,0 ,097 or 81
cents.
Simmons Co. earned S2.l97.726 OF
81 80 in the first half VS.. 81 1896 616 OF
Sl.20 a year ago.
come for the first half was $3.50. 40t
or Is cents VS.. 81, 1863, $50 or 81 cents
Certain-Teed Products Corp
earned S1.712.3l2 or Sl.03 in the firs'
half Us. S421 ,634 or % cents a yeal
ago.
Melville Shoe Co. net for the first
half was s2.282 1882 or S210 VS.. ST.
l90.421 or S102.
American Radiator & STANDARD
Sanitary Corp. earned s1,757.652 ol
Is cents in the half vs. s2.256,065 OF
2l cents year ago.
New York Central Railroad defici
for the half was S9.3S5,972 VS.. net O.
sl5.687 .437 in the same l945 period
Black & Decker Mfg. Co. earned
$l.360,O17 or S349 in nine months
ended June 80 VS.. 1907 1913 or $40
q year ago
Shorp e, Doh,,n Inc ,,ro6- for = =,
June quarter was $636. .696 or 55 cent!
VS. S313,068 or IA cents.
Par elee Transportation Co
earned 81 .250335 or S1.73 in the hal
VS.. S577,3l2 or 80 cents.
Mack Trucks. Inc. loss for the
half was S1O93.373 VS.. profit of ST..
46I .626 or S244
Stone & Webster. Inc. earned 81,
626,617 or II cents in the half VS.
$763,78 or 35 cents a year ago
Victor Chemical Works profit fol
the half was sl,023,5o9 or s1.27 VS.
$685. or 81 cents.
National Acme Co. earned s1.159..
900 or $2.31 in the half VS.. 1851 .064
OR s1.72.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. net
for the half was 81 .063. 1854 or SIS
cents VS.. 1908 030 or AZ cents.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
earned S2.057444 or S271 in Il
months ended April % VS.. 81 ,803 1864
or s204 in the previous year.
Congoleum Nairn. Inc. profit for
the half was 1896. .425 or Sc cents VS.
sa7o,74o or 10 cents.
Eastern Gas e. Fuel Associate
earned s4,458.778 in IL months ended
June 80 vs.. s3,538.01 in the previous
year.
Baldwin Locomotive Works profit
for IL months ended June 80 was
s3,632 ,297 or IS cents VS.. s4,402, ,432
or s2.63 IN the preceding fiscal
period.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July ~ tEl The cotton
market declined the daily permissible limit
OF 50 bale today for the third con-
secgtive day es accumulated llouidatins or
der$ met only small trade demand. The
market opened at limit decline and re-
NAMED al that level Traders awaited q
better idea on how the new price control
program will operate
There we're fears in some quarters that
a ceilIpg may be applied to the 1876 crop
but officers of the price control admins
trstion EXPRESSED the opinion such action
WaS oU..swed under the new bill althoug h
they could not speak for the decontrol
board 20 be appointed by the President
Futures closed ~ a bale lower
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Greek Relief TO Open Drive

The Greek War Relief Association
announced today IT has opened a
Washington Office at 1706 G street
NV. prior to commencing a drive
for sl2,00o,000 this fall for health
centers, mobile medical units and
the support of Greek orphans.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. July a6 LPl--The Sc
cur'ties and Exchanse Commission reported
edd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
YORK STOCK Exchange for July %; 5,s2e
sales inpolvins 1903 shares including
a. short sales involving 1,6s6 shares.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Sunny and
cool with highest temperature
around 30 degrees this afternoon.
Clear and cooler with lowest tenn
perature near so degrees tonight
Tomorrow sunny. dry and continued
cool. Fair and little warmer.
Virginia and Maryland-Clear and
cooler tonight. Tomorrow sunny.
dry and cool
River Report
From United States Engineers
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
, and MUDDY al Great Falls Shenan6oa
clear al Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1946-07-26

NttJh ] . 6hLESo
tReported in Dollars
Domestic ) A3o ooC
Foreign 800 ooC
o 8 Govt s ooC
TREASURY Close
242s 1907 Dec lob )
NEW YORK CITY
3s 80 1854
FOREIGN. Close
ATgt 4h2s II 1ooiA
Buen A 4sss II 100
Denmark 6s AZ. 1914
Grk is 6s pt pd- 13M
Perm LIST IS go 26E;
Urug al 4hss 70 9oiH
DOMESTIC. Close
Am 81 FP5s203O 1904
Am TIT 2AS76 1o4si
Am TIT 22z $50 1o3I
AmTobacco3s69 1864
B&O 95 A 63iH
BIO 95 c ooiE
B&O 1000 D. 62H
B&O cv go 81
BRO as As los
B&O so Wsn so 1o31t
Beth Stl 2szs 70 lo3iH
BufNiagE2 a4s75lo3N
Burl CR&N5s34 44lE
Celanese IS 65 1o4Ht
Cen Ga 5las 50 23
Cent Ga en- 5s45 73H
c r r N j 5s 81 5oA
| C&O 31as 96 E JOG
chi&Altop3sig S3M
C 3 g. @ 2hs 70 SsiE
! CMStP4las2O19 %
CMSIP4 hs2O44 76
Cni&NW 4iasa9 IS
GRIP 4Has 81 A 81
GRIP 4las 60 34iH
GRIP As SS e5H
GRIP RI As "a 56iH
Gin G&E 234s75 1851
CCC StL 4Ias77 94i1
Cons P 27ss 7'5 1867.
Del IL Hud As 63 LOB
Dn&RGWS $500 1914
Dn&RGW bs55a l5iA
Erie 4hs 20l5 S1M
GtNor 2sss2010 ooih
Hud CoaI 6S62A 90
Hud&M RI 5s 81 SO
Hud&M In SIS 81 52iE
&c 4%s SO o4N
tCCStLou bs63A1olA
fCCStLo 4las63 1914
Ill Ter RR As 20 1o5
Int CT No rs 81 53
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, July 26 tP.-Corn prices
broke ) cents, the limit daily decline. in
the last few minutes OF tradins today when
, several large commission houses offered
the, grain for sale and found the marker
lacking IN bids. Until the late selling,
corn had held steady
Traders said they thought some of the
late selling represented hedsing against
bought 1946 crop corn on a to-arrive basis
a. 40. more than cents under the OPA
meximums.
Corn finished 4ia-5 cents lower JAM.
ary .40}4; oats were U.s. hieher; Au-
gust 13s4. and barley was unbalanced 70
Evening star., 1946-07-26
N. Y. Curb Marker
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
CloSei Illinois Power 3lA
Alreon Mig Co lot4 Int Petrol hta 1874
Alum Co Am 3 /oSA Int Utilities 80 Is
Am q Fgn VIZ 2M Invest Rov 04 Ia
Am CGE Qua 41a Ksiser-Frazer 14zs
Am Repuolc +4e 1SHs Kirby Petroleum s1s
Am Superpower 2bLeonard Oil DV ga
AncnPostfr2oe 1ot7Iong Island LIZ 2h
ARK natural Gas s@siLouis l. e. so 15A
Ark Nat Gas A tMcWill nredpe Ia
Atlas Corp Wv. ehztMenasco Mfg sh
Barium Steel 9LAMerr.ChGscott 1914
Basic Retrac.40 eBMesabi Iron no
Beck Shoe 90 ~ Mid Stl Pr vic 5iS
Berk&Gay Furn AlA M -WestCorp Iae IS
Bfeeze Cp 90 z4h2i iMininsCorpCsn 7M
bfoWn-rorm 30 oI Mount Prod 80 oM
bnk Hll&S t2a ZEAINatl Bel! n 0sg 6lA
burma Lto zIs Nat Union Rad loh
Calf FL Pwr so 1lA IN1aera Hud Pwr 12LA
Callite Ture lNiles-Bem-P INA
Catalin Am 40 1o1siPan Am Air VT ga
Cent & S w util llzsl slPantepec OIL "a 1lLa
Cities Service 3AizlPennroad lag 7se
ClaudeNeon 05e SzeiPitnev-Bow 40a 12lz
/ Colts Arms 81 Premier Gold ia
Com IL Sou war b7IProducers Corp 2lz
Cons Royal -06e 3ZsiR-K-O opt war elA
ConsTeXtile 30e Ia Raytheon MTG 1eIz
/ Cont F&Mch u 27I7iRioGrVslG .O5e 23s
CornucopG Min HAST Regis Paper 123A
CoSGen Petro ISchuite Inc 7e
Creole Pet n 35tzISegal Lock - A3s
Croft Brew .06g ) Select InduStr asa
Crown Pet A4g stslSoar Aircrft so 72sA
CrownDrug 05e S3sl Soss Manuftg IA IL
Cub All Su 1l7a 81 STD Power &Tt 5l5
Dennlson A soc 1854 Starrett Corp 61e
. Diana StrS new 1917 Sterchi Strs q S1Rs
Domestic Ind A. Sterlng Enc Sb5
Eiec Ed&Share 22L4 Sun Ray Dr Soc 4oiz
Equity Corp 5hsTexon IL LAO ga
Fairchild 20s 6seTranswest Ola So
Fansteel Metal 2e5A, Tri-Contl WV
FedderS-Q 3Oe 1879 Unit Corp wv Ia
i Frank Stores - a. Omit 1t b Rssl 80
| Goldneld Cons lzsI Foil 40e asa
GreenfT&D 60e asa y S & Int Sec 4L4
HaZeltine 12e 1914 Ush-Ids l5e 81
T Heyden Chem 55is Wrteht-HR h.20
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual decla ration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra dIvi-
1 dends are not included Also extra or
! extras Plus stock dividend. Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year.
( Payable in stock. Paid last year Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accum ule ted
dividends paid or declared this year. New
issue WV With warrants. xw Without
Evening star., 1946-07-26
.ushinqton Exchunoe
SALES
BONDS.
pFTEIlc TrTII TTv

Peoples DRUG Stores common-1n ct So.
Cspital TRANSIT Co--ih at 40
American Security g. Trust Coo at
Evening star., 1946-07-26

II 90 am 2Ao COO 1900 noon A4o 600
100 pm $50 600 200 pm, $50 900
Approximate Total 100000
tUnit of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
In full 'In bankruptcy or receieerShip or
being reorsanIzed under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates of dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
5ends are not included Ex dividend
stock dividend Cash or stock eDe-
clared or paid 50 far this year Payable
Canadian funds k Accumulated dividenda
paid or declared this year. n New issue.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, July 20 oP9.--Dividend
declared.
Evening star., 1946-07-26

far this year. eoss extra 90 extra
h SIS 90 extra. k loc extra pPsid in
lQin $40 extrs
Evening star., 1946-07-26

Wheat, No. j miSed. 'as'a: No. red
aala; No Q red, 90 Corn. No, vel
low, all; sample grade yellow, 1861 9s
Oats, No. heavy, mixed. s1-s1 y; No.
mixed, 7SIe- SOia; No. L heavy. white, al
sly No. 2 white, 80 Barley. maltins
Ash .6S; feed, 11S-l46, nominal.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
Market AVERAGES

Mld6llne spot. 33 n6
n Nominal. a Asked
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Army Presses Hunt Over Europe
For rs 900 Dead and Missino

From the air and on the ground
one OF the greatest searches ever
conceived is being conducted over
1900 900 square miles of Europe fol
the unrecovered bodies of some 25,-
600 American soldiers listed as deac
or missing in action during the war
The search is engaging the efforts
Of more than 5000 men of the
American Graves Registrs ton Com
mand, IL was announced today. Tc
them has been allotted the task
Of burying all the recovered bodies
in temporary American cemeteries
in Europe.
Thousands OF soldiers VINO fell
in combat were left on the fields
in spite Of the ll-organized work
Of the Graves Command. because
Of the speed with which American
ground forces swept across Western
and Central Europe. Many bodies
recovered are unidentified, the mum.
ber in European cemeteries alone
being 295 per cent of the total. 1,
is hoped to reduce this figure tc
less than l per cent.
Graves registration officials said
rs, SAT soldiers are in an ''unresolved
status OF this number 1929 have
been buried unidentified and IS, ,4Se
have been recorded as buried in
known isolated locations. This
leaves an estimated 6.132 whose
whereabouts are still undetermined
Evening star., 1946-07-11
Postmen's S Strike Ties Up
Mail in Indian Cities
By ths tssoe,oted Press

NEW DELHI, July ll-Striking
postmen tied up mail deliveries in
New Delhi and Bombay today and
partially crippled service in Calcutta
in sporadic Walkouts called to back
up demands for higher wages.
krishna Prasada. director general
OF posts and telegra phs. said some
Offices at Poona and in the United
and central provinces also were af-
fected. but declined to estimate the
total number involved in the walk
out.
One thousand were out in New
Delhi alone and postal authorities
were attempting TO recruit Boy
Scouts and other volunteers TO make
deliveries.
The Bombay Province postmaster
said the strike was so effective there
ne might have 10 ask the army to
provide an emergency staff. ONLY
two out of 300 postmen and clerks
reported for duty.