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HOUSES FURNISHED

DETACHED HOME, furnished. 8 rms bath.
oil burner; screened side porch, $500 per
blvd. 64o0 block; GENTLE home Box s2-D,
S.RooM HOUSE FOR RENT. Call at $40
1928 srd ST. Snsp N.w.mBeautif9I ss m9n'n Groom
furnished corner, home, 3rd and Farragut;
baths. finished basement, oil heat, brick
pins center; SI65 mo. Open Sunday II
sRooM r q MoDERS 70 Tnshe pEAAcHED HA CHE house
American University section; artistically
furnished, grand piano; temporarily avail
sels, sa, Sept !9 to Oct. =: $500. Cali OR.
HONEYMOON BUNGALOW, brick, brand
new cond.; 5 beautiful rms; smartly 1ur-
porch, livable attic, fun bsmt: conv loca-
ton; lse. corner lot: by owner; open Sun
Alb Circle ave, Takoma Park, Nd. tHamp-
WAs1f1ons WA 1t6sP s youg 5 G shss pss hGn. Ss
HfLLcRIsT HI LRfshs s.EEFurn. in Broom and BATH
detached house, recreation room, shower
AND layatory in basement sarage. oil heat
$3.50 month. 8 months rent in advance
October 10th till April 10th. No children
no pets. State full particulars, Box d
PARTIALLY FURNIsHED-Comfor g.
room house. full, one Y, bath: in beautiful
section Of North Arlington. Large lot. ga
APT in good neishborRood for me viii viii con com
slider renting my home for short or long
sf[Gs shHs TIE RfA saoREaAMHandsome ftR aiaa dsor.
sian brick. in exclusive section; spaciou,
terraced garden dr.. guest Law, kitchen
and pantry. large recreation rm., many
freplaces. 4 master bedrooms, 3 baths
dressing rm., guest suite, servants quar-
tiers; beautifully furnished and in AL
condition; available Oct. J. $3.50 mo-; in
spection by appointment. Call Mrs
Lynch. co. 7o44: ONCE, Me 1855 WAC.
CANAAN A. BRAWNER Box 213-D, Sta
CoLoRED-NICE COUPLE to share mod
ern hcme with middle-aged lady, Anan-
Evening star., 1946-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcon,. , .

CHEVY CHAsE.-Will pay $3.50 month for
anss aGas baths for SIX ,o nns
very best personal and financial references.
Florida on Sn's Could ID ass
smaller for less. What have you? BOX
Good HisodusEKEEpER-a adults desire s
small furnished house or apt Oct . ist.
FOREIGN DfPhoMAT ri MAI desires to rent Es fur
THREE-BEDRooM, UNFURNfsHEp house
wanted wi9a ar6 before Oct a. by Navy Gfhcer,
ordway 1916, after S pm.
CANADIAN GOVT. OFFICIAL wants to
rent furn. or unfurn. house, at least 8
nedrmss, r,,d- nv p,In pref oGcupansy early Or
lol1' Ext 13s, or write 1905 18th St n ",
FAMILY OF ? ADULTS whose rented home.
to Army oficer, urgently needs either
small house or 2-bedroom apartment. pref
erably in or near GEORGETOWN but will
consider other locations. Box 247-E,
PERMANENT RESIDENT, wife. children.
need or bedrooms, unfurnished. Phone
RE. 1900. Ext. 6l23 13s
WE HAVE BOUGHT a new home, after
long months Of searching That doesn't
solve the immediate problem MY wife and
smas children will be out in the street
sort of housing. furnished or unfurnished
Can pay to S1oO. Tenancy until December
!. There must be some one in Washing
ton who can help. this Government
cortfs II tney only only VIII, Best references. of
SMALL FAMILY desires to lease fine fur
nished residence in GEORGETOWN or North
rooms and suitable facilities for entertain
ing necessary. References. MA. 2sIs. .
9 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnished
desired del immed. Rental, Mid. aged couple
ana young dsuehter Husband recently
Gentile: nondrinkers. No pets. Best care
to property. Arlington, Alexandra or n W.
sWnaasIhinston snaI pref. Call MR.. GRAHAM, AID.
SUBURBAN SMALL HOUSE. preferably un-
furnished. within 25 miles driving distance
OF OF washington on desired by middle aged
employe. Best Of references and care Of
IDEAL TENANTS 0ne need unfurnshed h sssG house gu
Hosoand No ob3,drs permanent Govt emplo2e veteran
MAJOR: wife and child i year, desire SUBJ
let furnished house or apartment months.
Maximum Sl50 per month. MAJ NOR
IAN GAN' Elk. 6loo' Ext. 2792, to week
CANADIAN FAMILY requires furnished or
PPhi@rnIshed Phnns sf house Excellent references
CURBsToNEs will be cold and draushty
on October ]. Do you have an apartment
or small house available in Prince Georges
wishes to rent 3-bedroom
rl furnished house in District or Chevy
Can Ma 724o from ' "a am. No. 70 GE sso %0n1n pm
NAVY CAPTAIN. permanent duty. Gif desires
"a bedrm unfurn, or furn. house within
346W.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE FOR SALE In Washington, D. C.,
area in exchange for house in Champaign,
NORTH ARLTNGTON-s-rm.. a-bedrm.
house as pvt. bachelor apt; worth S17. 900;
will take In smaller house in Virginia or
EXCHANGE RENTAL9owner will ex-
change lovely detached. unfurnished z
room house with 3 baths. 2-car garage. in
restricted neishborhood near New York,
for similar house in Washington. Box
TxSHASGE SssI s-bedroom. ~, bath house,
NV Wash. for house or apt. Chicago.
Rental or sale WI. 5Sls o.
TwO-BEDROOM APARTMENT, Pimlieo
section Baltimore, for apartment in vicin-
ity College Park Rent not to exceed S55.
Write JOHN WACHTER, Rossborough Inn.
COLLEGE Park. Nd s.
EXCHANGE rental 3-bedroom house. Ar
lington. near Navy Annex. for rental bun
eslow. Falls Church area. OIL. 1914 after
WILL TRADE RESIDENCE overlooking
Rock Creek Park. 3-story, compl. apt on
for or 10 unit brick apt. in NV, sec
WILL EXCHANGE my lovely .7-room home
In refined section OF Baltimore for similar
or larger home in Wastlinston;, D. C., ne.
or NV. section preferred Will also con-
slider rental OF home without exchange
Gail Hyettsville 00l 9.
CTNCINNATI-WAsHIN - Exchange
rentals, unfurn.: or 3-bedrm. house.
Sail Ex. ZOO. Ext. -.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
HOUSES UNEuRNIshEp.

Is v ST. N.E.-s-room. 2-bath house,
.smidetached: oil heat; completely modern:
Sl10 per mo-: references required Call
flR. HENRY S. SNYDER Monday between
9 and am. DI s116,
1861 BRINkLEY RD.-Attractive s-room
end bath log house and garage: INV b ;.
storm windows; full basement stationery
tubs; good water; conv. to Andrews Field
or Southeast Washington; adults and high
school children only: $40 mo.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

MAC REALTY CO. RE. 27S5 or DE sSss
PETWoRrH-e: story row brick home with
Gear garage: 9 rms, and bath, 3 bed
rooms, 2 porches; close to everything !:
may be had furnished Or unfurnished; /;
appointment to inspect gall Mr.. Mahoney,
with JOHN j. McKENNA, Realtor, 1929
Eye st. NV. RE. 5345.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Cape Cod bunga-
low: living room 24xl4: large dining room,
tile bath and tile kitchen. breakfast room
and bedroom first floor. 2 bedrooms, recrea-
ton room and half bath in basement; 3
rooms and bath. private entrance 2nd floor;
N new-house condition: cash down, SO. 900:
balance terms, Mr.. Pastor. YOUNG &
PASTOR. 1929 Vermont ave, Ex. 2555.
BRICK--200 block Mass. ave. n.e.-1O
rooms 2ha baths, 2-car brick garage; sets
on large lot. this house is furnished
throughout with good furniture; remodelsd
for owner. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Reaitor. 1910
Vermont ave, Room 217, RE 5140.
YORKTOWN yILLAGE-First offering OF
q beautiful detached brick home OF g
rooms and bath with automatic heat; in
excellent condition; only 8 years old: i'm
mediate possession. MITCHELL QUICK.
DI. 1881 until pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Carrier Stocks Lead
Mild Rally After
Early Se||off
By Victor Eubonk
Associoted Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, May 24-Buying of
carrier stocks helped rally most sec
tions of the market today after an
early light selloff blamed mainly on
bearishness over the railway strike.
The feeling that break was at
hand in the transportation and coal
crises inspired reinstatement of COM
mitments in many cases. Belief that
a quick rate boost would be granted
the railroads to offset rising wages
and other costs also brought bids
for this group. Dividends, with
scattered exceptions, still were pleas
ing narketWiSe Numerous cuSto-
mers, however. stood aside to await
labor news.
Declines of fractions to more than
2 points were pinned on steels, mo-
tors and rails at the start. Liquida-
ton was timid. though, and bids
soon steadied all divisions. Initial
setbacks were substantially reduced
or converted into gains of as much
near the close with virtually all the
transports in higher ground, num-
ber at peaks for the year Dealings
were relatively slack throughout.
Transfers were in the neighborhood
of 100000 shares for the full pro-
ceedings.
The Board of Governors of the
New York Stock Exchange voted late
today to close the exchange tomor-
row. The action was associated with
New York City transportation diff
culties arising from the railroad
strike. The Curb Exchange took
similar action along with over-the-
counter markets.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Egyptian Withdrawal
Assai|ed by Churchill
By the Associoted Press

LONDON, May "a. Winston
Churchill told the House of Com
mons today he feared the British
plan to withdraw from Egypt would
seriously prejudice the hope of
gaining the aid of America in the
Palestine question
Mr. Churchill said If the govern
ment continued to pursue its pres
ent course ''it would ruin our in
terests in the Middle East, destroy
our communications in the Indian
and Pacific oceans and sever the
lifeline of the British Empire"
Efforts to find other bases to sub
stitute for Egypt, he declared, would
bring complaints of imperialism and
Russia would renew and reinforce
her demands for base or bases in
the Eastern Mediterranean.
The former prime minister said
depending on the use of Palestine
as a jumping off ground for re-
occupation of the Suez Canal Zone
IN an emergency would leave our
selves without American aid and
would leave us with the most profit
less task that can be imagined"
1T is impossible to keep the canal
open unless British personnel are
permanently stationed in the canal
zone" he continued
The government has no right to
claim the approval of the chiefs
OF staff for any policy without in
forming the house of the precise
questions from which that advice
was obtained"
I He declared that bases either in
Palestine or Cyrenaica or both
would not be effective for protec-
ton Of the canal in an emergency,
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Chicago Livestock

. &c CHICAGO, May % ,.-UsDA)-saI-
ape s, hoss. 1000; total 5000: active,
CUTS. a. s5, ceiling; sows, I4i0, ceiling;
complete early clearance
Salaole cattle, 800: total 500: salsbls
calves, 200; total. 200: seneraily stesdy
maEket; .1i outside demand very thin to reIa-
lively nearby killing plants accessible BY
truck undertone weak on strictly choice
steers and yearlngs; few loads taken off
Ihe market scattered supplies. 1880
ket on cows and bulls, later class steady
70 % cents lower. vealers mainly l6 so
Gown: with outside demand very narrow
QUE to railway. strike, undertone bearish
at such seneral price levels as were paid
salable sheep, 200; total. 200; sca,t.r-
ms fed lambs strong to city butchers:
ewes scarce, firm fresh shorn to No /
peited, clipped lambs, lG.0O Including
deck medium to .Good, but mostly eood
grade of1erlngs: deck a3-pound GOOD TO
low choice Illinois fed wooled lambs S IS:
odd head Wooled and shorn Slaughter
ewes $50 and $50 down. respectively,
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Later Easter Widens
April Store Sales
Gain in Capital
By Edword G. Stone

Affected by the later date of
Easter this year, department store
sales in April in Washington and
the rest of the fifth district showed
sensational gains over April a year
ago, the Richmond Reserve Bank
reported today Sales in the Capt.
tai were 46 per cent ahead of April,
l945, and in the fifth district SO
per cent.
Sales in leading cities in the dis
trict gained from 25 to Ct per cent,
the sharpest rise being in Charles
ton. w. Va. Cumulative sales in
the first four months of 1916
also recorded substantial advances
Washington stores gaining 18 per
cent over the like 1945 period, the
whole fifth district. l9; Baltimore
l9; Clarksburg, w. Va, 30. April
and the longer term percentage
comparisons with the like l945 pc
loo oit;oe
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ds in leading cities follow:
llJh dlSttlct, - stores = 81
Capital Transit Net Low

Capital Transit Net Lower.
Net income of the Capital Transit
Co in April totaled S169,042, de-
crease of S22,373, or 1T per cent,
from April, 1945, today's report to
the PUG revealed.
Operating revenues were S5598
higher than year ago, but expenses
were up $23,252.
Revenue passengers numbered
35,607,729. a gain of 1896, or O4
per cent.
Net income in the first four
months of this year totaled S535 557,
off $78,487 from the like 1945 period,
or 1913 per cent.
Fiduciaries Plan Election.
Edwin B. Shaw, chairman of the
1duciaries section of the District
Bankers Association, announced to-
day that the annual election will
take place at dinner meeting next
Monday evening at the Mayfower
Hotel. Roger j. Whiteford, Wash
lngton attorney, will be the guest
speaker. Guests will include Bruce
Baird and S. William Miller of the
bankers association.
Already nominated for the eXecu-
tive council are William V. Simmons.
Willard G. McGraw. B Bruce
Frantz, Edward A. Dent, il: Henry
H, Leferts and Herman G. Lauten.
Following election of the council, it
will elect the new section officers.
Garfinckel Declares Dividends.
Directors of Julius Garfinckel &
Co. Inc, have declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of 34"s
cents a share on preferred stock
and the usual quarterly dividend of
10 cents per share on common,
both payable June 90 to stock of
record June Is: also special divi-
dend of S1.20 a share on the COM
mon, payable on the same date
The Savings Bond Division of
the Treasury Department will con-
duct peacetime savings bond drive
from June through July 4 in an
effort to keep the public in a mood
for saving and to help check in
1ation by reducing buying power
Wilmer J. Waller. president of the
Hamilton National Bank, will be
District chairman.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Penn Stote Alumni Club
Names Rice President

Joseph E. Rice was reelected
president of the Pennsylvania Col
lege Alumni Club of Washington
last night at the annual dinner
meeting of the group at the YWCA.
Other officers named included C,
F, Preston. first vice president; F. J.
Williams, second vice president;
Paul Mitten, third vice president;
D. C. Abernethy, secretary treasurer.
and Earl K. Trone, jr.. assistant
secretary treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Business Briefs

hetall Trade continued to rise in
the last week, despite rain and cool
weather in many localities, and
averaged 24oo to 29eo above a year
ago-Dun & Bradstreet.
Money in Circulation rose to ST.
96l,0Oo,000 on May %, a gain of SILL
100000 from week earlier and
1882 100000 above a year ago.
Federal Reserve Board.
Auto Production in the United
States and Canada this week was
estimated at 53,020 units VS.. 48 sos
last week and 13356O in the like
l941 week-Ward's Automotive Re-
ports.
Shoe Output in April reached
47,000000 pairs, a record for the
month, and more than 10000 900
pairs above a year ago-Tanners'
Council of America.
National Oil Products Co. declared
dividend of 40 cents common
share, payable June %. Previous
payments were 30 cents.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. arranged
a S75,000,000 credit for two years
ended July /. 1948, with group
of 80 banks headed by Chase Ma
tional.
American Airlines registered with
the SEC S40,000,00O of sinking fund
debentures, due 1866, and 100000
shares of sl00 par value cumulative
convertible preferred stock to finance
equipment purchases.
City Ice & Fuel Co. registered with
the SEC Sl2,000,000 of 2a4 cc sinking
fund debentures, due 1866 and Ia
82T shares of common stock to
finance retirement of bank notes
and Sl,l70,550 of A. bonds. Profit
for four months ended April 30 was
s102l ,546 VS.. s405,773 a year ago.
United Printers & Publishers, Inc,
registered 5,656 common shares to
finance retirement of cumulative
preference shares at 35.
American General Corp. and Reco,
Inc, stockholders approved merger
of the two investment companies.
United States Steel Corp. bid of
SAT 100000 for the Government S
s200,000000 steel plant at Geneva,
Utah, was accepted by the War
Assets Corp.
Old Ocean Oil Co, new Della
ware firm, purchased the interests
of j. S. Abercrombie and associates
in the Old Ocean field southwest
Of Houston at reported price of
more than S5000o,000.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad plan for reorganization
was affirmed by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals.
Union Pacific Railroad system
earned S6,135 25l or S216 a share
IN four months ended April 80 VS..
Sl1 ,440,6 ,666 or S4.55 a year ago.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Railroad net income for four months
ended April 80 was S332, ,632 VS.. So
866 1922 in the same 1945 period.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
earned s4,299 1923 in II months ended
April 80 VS.. s3,424,434 in the previous
year.
Transcontinental & Western Air,
Inc. reported net loss of 81 ,492,972
in the first 1916 quarter VS. profit of
S230922 or "a cents in the same
l945 period
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
earned sl0l ,532 in the March quar-
ter VS.. s495,l18 year ago
Baldwin Locomotive Works net for
II months ended March 81 was 81
l96,697 or sl.08 VS.. s4,972 ,564 or s3.4e
IN the preceding fiscal period.
Federal Light g. Traction Co.
earned s459068 or rs cents in the
March quarter VS.. $3l0,2l5 or At
cents a year ago.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.

IT OF ISSUES.
&c 4As 66 94M
&c IS 55---- lo7
ICCStLou 5s63A1o2za
ICCStLo 4Ias63 99il4
Ind g. Lou As 56 114N
Int TIT 4tas 52lo2
Int TIT 5s 55 lo5is
Leb vi As 20O3 S3N
LehVlTrm 5s51 e9i4
Lig g. Myer5s51 1l9
MichCnt 4las79 lo4lyA
MSPSsM As al 73lh
MKT adj 1857 1924
Mo Pac 5Ias 40 41ih
Mo Pac 5s 81 81
Mo Pac sn 4: rs 53ih
Moris&E 4las55 72iA
NatDairy2 lo4
NewEnT T&T5s52 1lo34
NYC RI 5s 20l3 ooN
NYC 4ks2013A So
NYC con As SO 9oZs
NYCHR 3Hzs OF lo3i/a
NY Conn2 Nss75 1929
NY Law As 10 %
|NYNH&H is 4S II
NYO&W en4s55 12ss
INorPac4 2s2U471o6,4
Nor Pac IS 2047 6ezs
iOg&LkCh IS 4s 29iz
Penn P&Lt 3s75lo5i4
Peoria&Est4S60 66
Phila Co 4 i4s61 1864
Philipn Ry 4s37 23sNs
PlttCCoal3H H2S65 1O1l2
,PbSvEG 3l4s6S lllM
QuakerO2%s6 s64 lolNs
iRutln 1st4 1a41 22N
lStLSnFr $3.50 B o6M
StLSnFr 4Ras7s doi4
5tLSnFr 4s50 A 63L7
Sea Air L c 6s45 76A
Sea Air L4las wi &c
So Pacif1c4Hzssl 1ooHs
So Pac 4hs 80 lo5s>a
SoPac4 zsOr77 1864
So Ry en- 5s "a l34i4
So Ry gn As So 1861
| rex&Pac3NsS5 1o4l/s
! Third Ave 5s 90 el5A
Third Ave As so 1ooss
/; Un Pac 2Tss rs lo7
iUnivPict 3s1s59 1927
West Sh 4s2361 87i<a
West Mds4s 81 1o7M
iWsPac4Ias2O14 l13
West Un 5s 81 lolI2
West On 5s so lob
Wilson Co IS 5S 1o3A
Wise Cent 4S 40 66iA
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. May "a tP,,-Moderate sains
buying which came mainly rom commis-
sion houses, Traders attributed the pur-
chases TO previous short selling Activity
in all pits was light
The railroad strike did not immedia tely
curtail grain arrivals. Primary receipts OF
wheat at IL principal interior markets
amounted to 2.5S1 900 bushels against
l, 100000 bushels week ago Grain ar
rivals al Chicaso totaled four cars ot
wheat, 124 Of corn and 5 of oats
New. corn contracts closed unchanged To
%. higher. March reaching the ceiling of
.46l2 New oats we're as-a4 higher. Au-
gust, S512, and old oats were unchanged
to "a higher; September. 81. All other
contracts were unchanged.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Odd-Lot DeoIinos

PHILADELPHIA May "a tp-The Sc
curities and Exchange Commission re-
ported today these Transactions by Gus
toners with odd-lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
May %; 6a01 purchases involving 2o9,-
532 shares: 5000 sales involving 1888
shares, including 10 short sales involving
44O shares.
Evening star., 1946-05-24

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
l1:UU Am :oc 600 - 90 noon $50 600
LOO pm $50 900 200 pm $40 600
Approximate Total l 200 COO
tUnit OF trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in full 'In bankruptcy or receivership OF
being reorganiZed under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates OF dividend in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included xEx dividend
xr Ex rights. . Also extra or extras. Plus
clared or paid 50 far this year Payabls
IN stock. & Paid last year. h PAYABLE IN
Canadian funds. ( Accumulated dividends
Evening star., 1946-05-24

A<AA ~ = A<A< 10 =
TODAY'S SALES
tReported in Dollars)
Domestic ) $40 900
Foreign -. 40 900
u S Govt 10 600
TREASURY. Close
gas 1857 Jun lo3 l6
gas 1857 Dec LOB IL
NEW YORK CITY
IS go 122lA
FOREIGN. Close
Argt 4l2s II 1924
Australia 5s 81 lo5ih4
Braz 3s4s 4 ser $3.50
Canada As 60 1lol<a
Peru rs SO 25A
DOMESTIC. Close
Am q FP5s203O looiA
Am TIT IS 5b l54
AmTobacco3s69 1854
ATSF As 95 l57La
AtlCoastL4 las64l12
B&O 95 A - ses
BOO CIV Co. 73Lz
BIO As 4S 1C6
Beth Stl 2As 70 lo3zs
Bost Me As so 1909
BufRoch&P57st s5is
Bush Term 4s52 1o7lE2
Can Pac As perp ll3ze
Cent Ga 5S 80 C 27
CRR&BG 5s AZ AeN
c r r N J 5s 81 ~
C&O 3las 96 D 1855
Chi&Alton3s49 eoia
Chi g. e l inc 97 70
Chi CT Ws As So o2iA
CMStP4 hs2O19 loolz
CMStP4 as2044 81
| CMStP&P As "a 1857
Cni&NW 4 Has90 s2ih
GRIP 4 Nas 81 A 67lz
GRIP 4las 60 So
GRIP As SO 90
GRIP RI As 81 64iA
Childs 5s 81 43
CleVShLi4 'as61 ll2iE
ClevUnTr5 1as72 1854
ColumGas 5s61 1854
Com wi Ed IS II 1924
Del L&W4s2042 653t
Dn&RG As 36 67It
Dn&RGW 5s56s IS
GenRe&Ut 1859 s6
CT Nor4 l2s77 E 1887
CT North 3ss901o4zs
Hud&M RI 5s 81 74lA
Hud&M in 5s 81 58iI
&c RI As SIS 1o5lA
Evening star., 1946-05-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May "a tP,.-The cotton
market rallied a dollar bale on agsressiye
New Orleans and trade buying along with
short covering. Early losses of 90 cents
q bale were registered on liquidation in
ton.
Unfavorable private crop reports re-
versed the trend. with the rally aided by
scarcity OF offerings. Private advices
reported mill buying of SPOT cotton during
the past week was small
Futures closed so cents to 81 a bale
nipher. = NNN
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Y. Curb Marker
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUEs
CHANGED FROM PREXIOuS CLOSE

Cto,e!GreenfT&D. cog IT
A!leon Al. MIG Co iZM Hartford R vtc go
aln Zen Mls loM Heyden Chem 4oA
an an. SyiainIo a 9.H Humble Oil "a II
anI M O. Fgn VT Kingston Pr.2O
AN SS 81, : ooa soZs Kirby Petroleum l1ls
aiiiel an La ~ <.>slLecnard Oil Dv )
An na,acaipo 4%2 Long Island Ltg 2M
mPot&ChB1 u 81 lMcWill Dredge 81
Am Superpower 2IsI Mid w Corn X.e 3llA
Argus Inc 15L5I 5IMininpCorpCsn
Ark Nat Gas A 6zst Monogram pit or
hshlano .4oa l9 NatBelHess rtWi SIS
~ ntias oorp Wv !ozatNiagra Hud Pwr 1alA
naI!un 2teel Ao1a No Am 1t L. lo1s
Saslc Relfac 40 S>siP Pan Am Air VIZ sLs
5!ue nlose .ooe pa 1atPantepec OIL GA IL
bIeeze Cp l.ho ~ Penn Traf.175e llss
. % lusePoft Oh 1EI7 IPennroad 12g 8
Brown Rubber 1874 1sIPitney-Boy 4Oa l2a
ShA Hhl&o H2a - Premier Gold lzs
Burma Ltd 2hIprodueerx cor, o,S
Salnte lung 9h Pyrene zoe 2oLs
Can1ndAlcA l4e IS R-K-O ont va, II
Catann Am ~ 1S2l Richfield Oiluw An
Sent O. 3 w utA l4hs Richmond Rad 10
cues service 50 RioGrValG 05e 3iA
ClaudeNeon. .O5e 7seISt Reqie Pane ,5zs
Colts F Arms 40 Salt Dome Oil loss
Com &, Sou war s1sISchuIte Tnc az
Cons Biscuit 7lAISepalIorL ssn
ConsTeytile. BOG 15b select Irdus+r sia
SoHt &Mch q 3o19ISimpliclty Pat lose
oosoeA o fetro 2H2 Solar Aircrft so 2sls
Croft Brew .05g 3A Std powerS a.
Crown c Pet lag oaI Sterchj Strs1s "A
SuosnAous 42s 34h Sterling Inc lsb 17l1
ne HlioiSS -- 70 Technicolor leg 24i1
Domestic Ind eM Texon OGL4O lo3A
/ DominStl&Cl u 2ols Textron Inc I2e 23l1
/ East Gas&Fuel ossTob ProdEx x4Oe 734
Elec Bd&Share 24zs Tri-Contl WV an
e Pwr g. 1t WV 11L1Upit 1t S.Rys1 IS
Fairchild E cog Ga u Foil 4oe 20
Fansteel Metal 3oA U & Int Sec Sih
Garret Corp 40 Use Utah-Ida S lie
Goldheld Cons 2Ls WasnerB vtcl.e 4oi5
GrndRapV .3Oe 13l7 Wright-Hg 90 4lh
| Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
! are annual disbursements based on the la q
quarterly or semiannual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
! dends are not included Also extra OF
! extras. b Plus stock dividend d Cash OF
STOCK. e Declared or paid so far this year
Payaole IN stock. Paid last year Pay
/ aole in Canadian funds. Accumulated
/ dividends paid or declared this year New
issue WV With warrants. XIV Without
Evening star., 1946-05-24
Washington Exchange

Woodward & Lothrop common at s4
GaThnckel common-50 at 63I2
Potomac Electric Power So pfd-1O at
111iz.
Capital Transit 1st ref 4-s1 600 at
1861. 81 900 at lO5i2
BONDS.