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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

strike. Starting as sustainer on ABC on March 31, the program picks up a sponsor on June 2, it's tenth Sunday on the air!
 Benny Goodman and his orches- tra are now being heard over NEG from New York'S 400 Club. You'll be hearing lot of Benny's music this summer: he's been signed to head up the replacement for 'In- formation, Please"
 John Reed King, who announces James Melton'S Star Theater" on CBS Sundays, will be very busy man the rest of the week. His Give and Take" quiz on CBS becomes a Monday through Saturday series starting June 3.
 Dean Murphy, popular mimic who has starred on the stage, screen, and radio, will be guest comedian with. the Music Hall to- night at 300 P. M., over WTIC- NEG. Eddy Duchin is host on the KMH summer show which regular ly features the King Cole Trio, Mi lena Miller, and music under the direction of Russ Case.
 Highlights from hits of the mu- sical stage-the operettas, Show boat" "The Vagabond King" and Love Everlasting" and the operas, "The Barber of Seville" and La Boheme"-will be presented by the Metropolitan Opera stars, Licia AL banese and Francesca Valentino with Alfredo Antonini and the or cheStra on Treasure Hour oi Song" Thursday, tonight, 9:3O tc 10 P. M, over Mutual.
 The melodies of Rudolph Friml will be represented by the perennial "L,Amour roujours L'Am0tlr" from '.The Vagabond King" as . duel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23
WnuxXekA -- by BILL HARRINGTON --


 Repressntatives of the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish faiths will join a noted philosopher in round tatIe discussion of the question, Are Church Creeds Essential To A ReIirious Life?" when the WJZ- ABC broadcast of Americas Town Meeting originates on the campus ol Stephens College, here, tonight ct e.3O P. M.
 Speakers who will be heard in- cl1ile Rabbi Ferdinand I. Isser- man of Temple Israel, St. Louis, Mo, chairman of Justice and Peace of the Central Conference of Amer ican Rabbis; pr. Frank Clark Fry, president of the United Lutheran Church in America and member of the Committee on Reconstruc- ton and Interchurch Aid of the World Council of Churches; the Rev. Francis O'Reilly, professor of philosophy and director on the Board of Religious Welfare at St. Louis University, and Dr. Paul Weaver, head of the Department ot Philosophy at Stevens College.
 George v. Denny, president of Town Hall and the programs regu- lar moderator, will preside over the broadcast.
 Inheriting a minor league base ball team looked like fun to Susan Martin, but it turned out that a rebellious, handsome, ex-big league catcher went with the deal. Curtain Time, to be heard over WATR-ABC tonight, at 10 P. M., will drama hze Susan's attempts to sell him to another team and the catcher'S success in winding up in Susan's arms instead. The comedy, titled s'One for the Old Man, stars liar " Elders as the ball player and Nanette Sargent as Susan.
 Penny (Blondie) Singleton, title star of the Sunday CBS "Blondie' program, who is an expert pisto nnarksman, is building a pisto
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

Right Down Your Alley" new type quiz program which has con-. testants bowling in 8 regulation alley to determine the amount of their prizes, itself makes a ten
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

Valentino.
 A lady may be host to Woody Herman and his orchestra in the Twin a Band" contest over the American network. Winner of the fourth weekly contest-and big electric adio-phonograph - s Dorothy Titland, of Seattle, Wash. Two more winners are to be an- nounced-and all six finalists get 8 chance to win the band.
 Human Interest Reporter Ted Malone returns by popular demand for his third appearance on Leave It to the Girls" Saturday, June | at g P. M., over MES. MT. Malone who has just Clippered in from Eu- rope, where he observed conditions on the first anniversary of the dec laration of peace, will sit in on the round-table of romance with such regulars as Paula Stone, Robin Chandler, Eloise McElhone. Harriet Van Horne, radio editor of the New York World Telegram, will be making her second guest appear ance on the popular show as Girl of the Week.
 Coloratura Soprano Virginia Has, kinS, who has made four guest ap- pearances on Star Theater" broad casts, is being brought back for 6 fifth time on the program of Sun
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

Stiil in poor condition, Mrs. Lucy Wortel of 41 Suncrest Ave- nue, admitted to St. Mary's Hos pital yesterday following a heart attack, had her name placed on the danger list today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

 Bulletins

After he fell on a pitchfork at his home yesterday. Conrad Col- ltns, 13, of cliff Street, sustained a locerated upper lip. He was dis charged after treatment ct Wa terbury Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23

day, May 26. The show, which is heard at 9:3O P. M., over CBS, will feature the St. Louis lark in a duet with Tenor Star James Mel ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-23
ARMY 1NsrALLs PRESSES

Ogden, Utah-UP-The Army has announced that a field print ing plant will be placed in opera ton about May in the Utah Army
Evening star., 1946-08-13
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO kAoTns ATs ls ~ UsDA' 1sD Sal, a
opened slow. later trade fairly active.
weights $50 pounds and under IS cents to
90 lower: weights over $50 pounds and
sows 5o-15 cents lower; top ;.2,75 paid
for choice 200-26o pounds bulk good and
choice 110-9S0 pounds 2o.25-22. 5;
weights over 2S0 pounds scarce; good and
choice l40-l so pounds mostly 20 002" 90,
BULK eood and choice sows most weights'
19.2h-la.15 with 10 80 popular price
salable cattle, 1000 total 1000; sal
able calves, 900: total. 900; all killing
classes steady: beef cows and heavy bulls
slow. but other grades and classes mod mo-,
run: most fed steers ia.50.24 50; top
steers grading medium, IA SOL 90; cut
ter cows, 1915 down; heavy beef bulls.
i425; vealers, 90 down; stock cattle ac-
salabie sheep. $500: total, $500: slow,
some lambs not yet yarded market not
fully established; scattered early sale ma ma.
tive spring lambs about steady to city
butcher; early top. $3.50 for short dect
good and choice kinds: some held higher
most big packer bids around 100 lower;
few good and choice shorn SLAUGHTER ewes
Washington breeding ewes, $50
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Stocks Edge Higher;
SteeIs, Rubbers, Oils
And Motors Favored
BY Victor Eubonk
Associofed Press Finunee Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Recoverv
ruled the stock market today as de-
mand reasserted itself for selected
steels, rubber, oils, motors and a
wide assortment of special indus
trials.
The direction was upward after a
moderately active opening. Siz-
able blocks of low-quoted utilities
augmented the turnover although
slowdoWns were frequent.
Closing advances of fractions to
, points or so predominated with
few broader jumps by notably
thin" issues,
Top marks were reduced here and
there at the last and scattered
losers persisted Transfers exceeded
100000 shares for the full proceed
ingS.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Sal a Share Earned
By Peoples Drug
In First Half
By Edword c. Stone

Peoples Drug Stores. Inc, earned
s247 per share on 100000 outstand-
ing shares of common stock in the
first half Of 1916 against $l26 a
share in the like period year ago,
company officials reported today.
Net sales amounted to S20.672 668
compared with S16.7I6,736 a year
ago. After deduction of all oper-
ating expenses, including dpprecia-
ton and amortization. the company
reported an operating profit OF ST.
49I 889 in comparison with Sl.476,-
1913 IN the first half Of l945
There was a sharp drop in taxes,
the total of $3.50 403 comparing with
SlG31,175 year ago. leaving a net
income for the half year Of 1861 658
as compared with S489 ,507 in the
same months in l945
On June 80 Peoples Drug had an
earned surplus Of S5.259452 against
S4218l20 year ago, and total cur
rent assets of S9.5709I2 as compared
with S8620l38. leaving total assets
of SI2 296.297 vs.. $l19i6,9l3 in June,
1915, the report revealed
Electricity Sales Decline.
Sales of the Potomac Electric
Power Co in July showed a de-
cline. 145 5.400, 300 kilowatt hours be-
ing 7.693,257, or SOB per cent under
July a year ago, company officials
announced TODAY.
Sales in the District Of Columbia
totaled 126.l2l.lO8 XVIII decrease
Of 5.747.507 or 4.36 per cent Sales
outside the District totaled 1879
POI XVIII. A decrease of l,945.750 or
ql7 per cent. Railroads and rail-
WAYS used 1876 per cent less power
than in July q year ago, the report
showed
Bank Loans Show Increase.
Commercial, industrial and agri-
cultural loans are climbing rapidly
in the Fifth District. according to
the Richmond Reserve Banks latest
review. Loans Of reporting banks
rose $4,000 600 from July 10 July II
and on that gate were S62 900 600
higher than on July Is, l945, with a
further rise being forecast.
Rising commodity prices require
larger amounts Of funds 10 move
crops. to carry inventories and to
expand reCcIyables. the review said.
loans labeled all other. which are
largely personal loans. have been
rising steadily for nearly year On
July u they tOtaled $3.50 100000.
$4,000 0V0 gain in the y months
Loans on real estate have moved
llp $4,000. 600 since the end Of March
and $4,000 600 IN the past year the
Bank said. Loans to others than
brokers and dealers for purchasing
nr carrying securities were at Their
highest point sol 100000. in Febru-
ary. They had declined S3l 100000
ny July II.
Utility Bonds strong,
Capital Transit First RCfundlng
Is opened the week at 1O7. again up
to the high for the year They were
in excellent demand Washington
Gas IS. At l30'4. also were at the
1o4G peak
The Morris Plan Bankers Asso-
citation, with headquarters here. has
come out against the Reserve
Boards Regulation " As an ''m-
fair peaceume credit rule"
Charles Carroll Morgan, Washing
ton fjnanCler, IS passing vacation
At Georgian Bay. Canada, on a fish,
ing trip, his first visit there in six
years. Associates report he is clean
ing out the BAY.
Evening star., 1946-08-13

CHICAGO, Aug 13 LP,--Corn and oats
rallied from the days low shortly after
midsession today on short GOVERNS in
the oats Dit and renewed buying by brokers
associated with elevator interests
The tone of the cash market was Arm
and offerings of corn and oats on a to-
arrive basis were light
Both corn and oats opened under the
previous close and held that way in a
mixed trade until buying by pit trader
touched off a wave OF short covering in
oats. Corn was influenced by the advance
in oats.
At the close corn was / cent to J.. lower
than yesterdays close. January 81 31Ss
Oats were | cent to . cents lower, August
75a4, and barley was 50 higher November
Evening star., 1946-08-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Aug - Cotton fu.
| lures were reactlonsry in moderately active
! dealings TODAY
/ Commission house profit taking and
hedging al one time depressed prices a
little more than So 30 a bale. although the
market recovered partially on later mill
buying
Nervous selling was attributed partly
! 10 more favorable weather in the cotton
oeIt, particularly in Texas and Oklahoma
The New York Cotton Exchange service
eStlmat ed July cotton consumption at
5000 bales. compared with $4,000
bales III july wear ago
Futures closed 40 cents to SII5 a bale
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchonae

NEW YORK. Aug 13 lP, Foreign ex
change rates. follow Great Britain in dol
lars 7fherS in centsl:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
get. 3 rs per cent discount or aG 56l.
U. S. cents. unchanged
Europe Great Britain. 81 N3l2. un-
changed: France ffrancl, "a :. UNCHANGED
sweden tkromaj, - S5, UNCHANGED; Swift.
zerland franc, commercial. 234O, un.
changed.
Latin America-Argntina free "A IS
doNn -u| or cent, Brazil free. 40 un-
Ch2nged. Mexico. 20 66. UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1946-08-13

NEW YORK Aug. - fP,.-Eces. "O.434
irresular. Current general wholesale price,
follow Mixed colors-ExtraS No / tc
!; - pounds and over, 40-42; medium
4o-44 pounds, $3.50: standard No | Il
!. - pounds and over, 33-37; current re,
ceipts, 32-33 dirties ~ pounds 30 5.
- .; checks, 27 .5-@s5 Whites-Extras
NO, TO No 4, 45 pounds and over
43-45, medium. 40-44 pounds. 3S-4I
Browns Extras, No. | to No /, 45 pound,
and over, O.5-44 :; medium. 40-44
pounds 81 .5-405
Butter, LOBSTER. easy. wholesaI.
prices on bulk cartons. Creamery. highel
than 81 score and premium marks (AAl
!O-tl .: q! score On. 20; 90 score fB,
AS; 50 score fCt. 81 new tubs usual,
command l2-cent q pound over the bulb
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture
Prices paid f O b. WASHINGTON
EGGS-Market frmer on top grades
with receipts light and demand fairly good
Lower grades about steady and slow
Prices paid for Federai-State graded eggs
received from grading stations August IL,
IH4b Whites, browns. mixed colorS-
U, 5 grade A, extra large. As. large. 46.
mediums. ~: u S grade B. large Al:
commercially graded A. large, 46-41 me
dlumS, 42-4g'2; grade B, large, Al, grade
LIVE POULTRY - Market steady on
youne stock, easier on fowl Receipts
moderate Demand only fair. Fowl COL
roasters. fryers and broiIerS. 35-3Si,
DRESSED POULTRY Gced and Western
box packedl--Market about steady De-
nand quiet Fowl. grade A heavv 3o-36.
roaslers. fryerS and hrnllers. 100
Evening star., 1946-08-13
I tility Bonds Strong .
Business Briefs

Steel Mil Capacity for hot anC
colo rolled sheet and strip Is d
million tons. greater today than II
t94I. record preWar year-AmerIcar
IRON &, Steel Institute. Operations
for the current week we're sched-
uler at 90,3|,. a new postwar high
Southern Railway advertised foi
bids on $3.50 600 Of equipment trust
certificates. due l947 10 1856. tC
finance aboL, 80~e of new equip
ment costing S9.8600O0
City of Montreal invited invest
ment bankers to BID on a proposed
S47,835 900 bond offering rppayable
in United States currency. Bids viii
De considered August 2. Proceeds
VIII be used for reGmding.
American CoIortype Printing Co
registered with Tho SEC 10000
shares Of 800 par .alue cumulative
preferred stock 10 increase general
funds
Libbey- -Owen>-F ord Glass co. re-
ported wage costs have gone up
49, since 1898 with virtually no
change in prices Of its products. and
urged price adjust ents 10 help the
glass industry attain maximum pro-
ductiou
international Paper Co. profit tol
he frs, half was S1l477,4I7 vs.
S44l107l
Standard oil Go. of California all
nounced plans to acquire an interest
in refining and terminal facilities
Of Barber Asphalt Corp. at Barber
n. J. A Jointly owned firm. Cali
fornia Refining Co, Will operate
The properties.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad re-
ported 2 deficit Of S8l4946 for the
first half Of 1915 IS. net income OF
S6.388,57I in the same l945 period
Northern Pacific Railway net fol
the first half was s489 800 Or 20 cents
a share IS. S5979T73 OF $2.4I a yeaI
ago.
New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad deficit for the first hall
was s4.995832 vs.. net of S6200 541
in the same l945 period
Standard Oil 60. of Ohio earned
s5.l54,885 Or 81 IS in the first half vs.
S304l.252 or 81 OF a year ago
Celanese Corp. profit for the first
half was s7.444404 Or $3.50 VS.. So
1918 o. $l55 IN the same l94s
period
Western Union Telegraph Go. re-
ported a deficit Of S5.l41 438 for the
first half vs. profit Of Sl,094.725.
Revere Copper & Brass. Inc.
earned SLIP sos or So cents in the
first half vs.. 81 359.9l5 or 81 cents g
year ago
Packard Motor Car Co. net for thu
first half was S749,5l7, after Sl.769
Gil IN contract termination fees. vs.
81 064 $50 IN the same l945 period
Mould Hosiery Co. earned S739. .l8t
or slt32 in the first half vs.. s267. 49,
or 47 cents year ago.
EeO Motors, Inc, profit for tht
first half was $552,347 or Sis VS.
SI.353I16 or $279.
Miami Copper Go. earned s455 .38
or 81 cents in the first half VS.. $3.50
464 or II cents 4 year ago.
Tile Roofing Co net for % week
ended July I3 was $516,484 or 81.
VS.. s2I5266 or 43 cents.
City of Norfolk, Va. received 8
high bid Of 100 3099 for 81 800 600 O
III water and general improve.
ment bonds from Halsey, Stuart 4
Co. ard associates.
United Artists Corp. will Spenc
$4,000 900 for advertising of It's $50.
000,000 schedule Of motion picture!
for the remainder Of 1916 and dur.
ing i947
Continental Motors Corp. stoci-.
hciders meeting scheduled today a
Richmond, Va, was recessed unit
September 10.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Dividends Announced
Chicoqo Produce

CHICAGO. Aug IL tP, tUSDAp live
poultry: Arm; receipts. "a trucks. no cars,
fob prices; fowl, @1.S: roasters. fryers
and broilers, 2S-22; others UNCHANGED,
fob wholesale market ducklings "a
heavy young ducks. Is; light farm ducks,
Is.
Butter unsettled; receipts, PO7.45;; N
score AA, 70-10.5; 81 A. 50: 80 B. 81 ~
c. 655 Cars. 90 3, 81; 50 c. SIS ESgs.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Odd-lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1907 THE Sc
curlues and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these transactions by Gus
toners with odd-Iot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock EXCHANGE for Au-
gust 2 4,41s purchases involving %
49, shares; $500 sales involving lnI. 155
shares including % short sales involving
~ shares - ~
Evening star., 1946-08-13
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST QE ISsuEA

II OF iSSUEA.
aud Coai 6s62A e5ia
Hud&M RI bs 81 73ls
Hud&M in IS 81 3siA
III Bell Gas 81 los
tic 4sxs 66 94ts
| lfCCStLou 5s63A1o2A
Int GN LIST 6s52 80
int HydroEl6s4s1ooss
Int TIT 4hs 621o3
iLautroNit inc75 IS
Leh VI 4s 2U03 SlA
Mid RR NJ $40 "a
/ VI KIT bs 81 A es
MKT 1st4saO -
Mo Psc bhs 40 81
Mo Psc 5s S1l .
Mo nsc an As rs AAt7
INatDairy2As7O lo5l4
tNYC rf bs 20l3 osiA
NYC 4 4has20I3A 90
NYC con As 90 90
NY Eds BIAS 65 1929
INYNH&H 6s As 65A
NYNH&H 1857 81
NYNH&H31as54 s3zs
NYO&W gn4s55 7ss
Ny w B 4iIas 46 52M
Nor P cit 4las75 loAss
Nor st Pr2a4s75 1o3Rs
Pac G&E IS 20 1o8
Pac G&E 3s 70 1922
Pac TIT 2AsS5 loAia
Penn P&Lt 3s751o6i4
PennRRg4 I2s65 123s
ehila Ell 2s4s 81 1851
ptWVa 4ias5aB 1922
QuakerO2Sss6 s64 lob
RioGrWest4s39 lis
RckIA&L4l2s 81
StLSnFr 5s50 B So,A
5tLSnFr 4las7S A2'A
StLSnFr $3.50 A S6le
Sea Air L c 6s45 IS
Sea AR Ia 'as vi s014
Sea Air L As wi 1901
Shell Un 2l2s Tl1oo
So Pacific4hsSl 1ooA
So Psc 4Ias 80 1861
So Ry gn 6s 56 1872
So Ry gn As 56 1887
StdOiINJ2 >ss'11 9ol4
Tex Corp rs 65 1861
Tex&NOri32 1ooi/a
Tex&Pac3HssS5 1o4yA
Third Ave 6s RD 74I7
Third Ave As so 1o1i2
On Psc ] st4s47 1927
Un Pac gas 81 90
Virgn Ry IS 95 lo8
West Sh 4s236I s6
West On 5s so 1857
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Aug 13-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today declined 10 145 52S
Previous day 1885,, week ago I45 10
month ago 46 81, year ago IOS So ba sed
on 1926 as 100
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Chicaso Cash Marke

Wheat: No. I hard FOB; No 1 mixed.
osa; .Iou No red asd I'd hard Mn sGS sa. CON-
No, 3 yellow. .S5la; No 4 yellow S4
No. yellow, ;s41a: sample grade yellow,
'l70. Oats: NO. ! heavy mixed. $50
NO. / white s0Ia-s11a; No. white 81 :
,Sit4 No 3 white 7954 Rye: No >
grades or better. SOL a5 nominal Bar
ley Mailing, l.60-11S nominal; feed.
81
Evening star., 1946-08-13

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. earned
l,460,335 or $1.95 in II months ended
June 30 VS.. S1,441 ,$22 or 81 90 In the
previous year.
Evening star., 1946-08-13
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE
C!ose Lakey Fdy & M e3s
Acme Alum Al 17iA Long Island Ltg Ia
Alreon Mig Co 11h Louis l. 6z e so l5
Alaska Atrl &sLudwie- -Baumn 20
AluminumLtdhs2o3 McWill Dredge leM
Am Cen Mig 1874 Memph NC Toe
Am Cynamid la S5Is Menasco Mfg Asa
Am G8sE Goa 46zt Merr -Ch&Scott 20
Am Maracaibo 4MMicb Sugar Jh
Am Superpover ga Mid Stl Pr vic $50
Atlas Corp Wv. ga aM-WestCorp lae 2eHs
Barium Steel ezs Miller Wohl 50 l4M
Berk&Gay Furn MinipyCorpCen
BrazTrL&P h.2 22A Mont-Dak u 60 II
snk H1lldS haa 22iz Natl Bell 07g 6M
Calhte iuns ia Nat Union Rad sss
Cataiin Am 80 1914 Niagra Hud Pwr 12h
Cent Il s w Utll 123zlNoma Electric | 26lh
Chief Cons Mng Northeast Airln lslA
Cltles Service 36% Old Poindex 20g 1914
ICIauoeNeon. Ooe 6Ls Pan Am Air wr 10
Colon Develop 52 Psntepec OH "a IN
Colts Arms 575A pennroad JAv uA
Com & Sou war N,iPttnev-Bnv 4oa l2I.
Cons Biscuit 22l1lPolaris Min zoe ia
Cons ROYAL .06e 4Atoremier Gold lhs
ConsTextile BOG Ia Producers Corn a..
Cont F&Mch "a 26iAiR-K-O opt war GA
CornucopG Min IA Raytheon Mfg l6I.
Croft Brew .O5g Richfleld Oilyw ~
Crown c Pet lag sssi RioGrVaIG 05e %.
CrownDrug O5e 9LzI ISt Regis Paper l5la
Cuo All Su 112a 33AiSalt Dome Oil l. szs
Derby Oil Lax 1lsslSchif Co | AS
Diana Stores l2AiSegal Lock ASA
Elec Bd8SSbare 23LsIS Select Industr Aza
Elgln Watch 50 2554iSouth Penn OIL J74s
FarchiId cog e54iStd Poxer&It ssa
tansteel Metal 3112t Sun Ray DR. soc 81
teoders-Q .3oe IS Textron Inc 4ze 22lz
Globeunion zoe 22zs lilo Roof 23ls
Goldneld Cons IA Trt-ContI wv Ai4
Graham-P pf1M 51Lsi Unexcel Chem 1874
Hazeltine l2e 2ol1IUnit Corn WV ia
HearnDeptS ZEE ID Unit 1t SyRysl J2l4
Heyden Chem l 3eHs U S Foil B 4Oe 2ei5
Ill Power pf 2t2 o5 Utah-Ida S 15e 4zs
Kaiser-Frazer Ia IValspar Corp lo5A
Kirk LGM h O4 1lAIWard Baking uw ~
LakeShoreM - 15l7I Wright-Hg 20
Rates Of dividends IN ,he foregoing tahl.
annual disbursements ha sed on the Ia st
quarterly or semiannual decla ration. On
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
denos are not included. Also extra or
extras. b Plus stock dividend Cash or
stock. Declared or paid so far this year.
Payable In stock, Paid last year Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year. New
issue. Wv With warrants. Nv without
Evening star., 1946-08-13

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
II 100 am. $50 900 1900 noon $40 900
100 p,m. $40 900 2:O0p.m $50 600
Approximate Total 90 900
tUnit of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in fun. s1n bankruptcy or receiyerShip or
being reorganlzeu under Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed by such compa MES
Rates OF dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration Up-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
lends are not included. Ex dividend
xr Ex Fights. a Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock eDe-
clared or paid so far this year I Payable
in stock. z Paid last year. h Payable In
Canadian funds Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year. New issue
Evening star., 1946-08-13
CHICAGO Grain

'Ex dividend. tPus extras Paid sc
far this year S. extra. lOc extra
Paid in 1875
Evening star., 1946-08-13
Washington Exchange

SALES
CAPITAL Traction 5s-Sl 600 at 1929
Capital Traction lst ref 4s-S2 900 a,
los e., 81 900 al 1862, 81 900 at 1Of24
Capital Transit Coo at 3o3A
Evening star., 1946-08-13
New York Produce

Afiddline
n Nomina
Evening star., 1946-08-13

First Trust Looms Property Management Insurance
Evening star., 1946-08-13

TODAY'S SALES laud Coai bs62A e8i1
/ reported in Dollars lHud&M RI bs 81 73h
| Domestic ) 40 oool lHud6M in IS 81 35l4
Foreign 200 600 III Bell gas 81 los
! o S Govt so OOOiTC As.s Az QAis
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Soprano to Give
Song Program

Lillian Evanti, coloratura soprano,
who has given several local song
recitals this season, the last being
in the Pan American Union, will
Evening star., 1946-03-10

talny formed his ensemble 10 years
ago against opposition of friends,
projudiced against a womens or
chestra.
Having earned s1,000,00O in
course of years handling men musi-
clans, Mr.. Spitalny remained ada
mant as to his new objective and
found that women memorize faster
and that his new group worked hard
and conscientiously, with ever in
creased loyalty toward the organ
lzatlon, never permitting tempera-
ment to interfere with the orches-
tras success. He found the girls
dependable and always keen upon
improving their ability.
The Hour of Charm Orchestra
consists Of graduates of leading
music schools throughout the coun-
try. Most of the girls play two in
struments or more and have excel
lent singing voices. They were select
ed after some 1,5O0 or more were au-
dltloned from coast to coast. The en-
semble excells in the performance Of
lighter classics and of symphonic
swing.